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UNIVERSITY
OF
MICHIGAN
X
APR 30 1951
ISSUE
MONDAY
Msms,ISSBPwmi
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume 173
New
Number 5007
General
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Net
HBELL
Earnings
"The
'
$3,029,843
"419,804
shares
487,520
$4,358,126
1410,271'
962,434
962,434
962,434,
$0.43
Nil
Nil*
outstanding—
share
per
„;
company stated that
Income taxes, due to
J Loss.—V.
173,
■
provision
no
Affiliated Gas Equipment, Inc.
<
Stock and Bond Quotations
Move to Secure V-1
—
Type Loans Approved—
The
alter
shareholders
the
mitting
loans,
Mr.
management
announced
was
Harvey
considerable
such
funded
on
that
of
"the
defense
thereby
debt,
per¬
President.
business."
In
undertake
to
expects
company
order
to
a
for
prepare
and to expedite Affiliated Gas Equipment's defense pro¬
it is anticipated that the company, will use the V-type loans,
added.
-
Mr.
by
Harvey told
orders
the
end
the shareholders that the company has just shipped.
the defense program.
He stated that shipments*
under
of
the
year
scheduled
now
are.
$4,000,000 per month.—V. 173,
to .run
the
at
of
rate
Montreal
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—Bids May 2—
'
under
The cars
price in
to be built under
aie
the company will pay
which
120 equal monthly
Toronto
Stock
Toronto
Stock
■
■
■
.
.
*
■
,
company
bonds
to
a
provision
15'4
a
increase
in
its
first
The
to
construct
in
pipeline
designated
capital,
is
of
areas
Massachusetts.
facilities
New
estimated
The
estimated
now
Jersey,
of
cost
To
this
finance
program,
stock and
$24,000,000 of bonds. The commission previously authorized issuance
and sale of the common stock, part of which has already been issued
to
four
participating companies, including New England
Gas and
Electric
interest,
July 1,
•
plus
-
and
interest,
>
Net
Fire
States
Insurance
Co.,
,
sales
^
amort,
and
$37,745,194 $21,468,281
—
U. S. and
2,323,145
Depreciation
and
amortization
provision for U. S. and Canadian income taxes.
843,193
2,750,000
750,625
600,000
earnings
—
Orders
and
common
common
income
"Based
the Board,
shipments
$1.37
outstanding at
for
the
quarter
first
31,
March
Employees'
Stock
stockholders
of
those
Chairman
exceeded
1951
William B. Given, Jr.,
the year from $42,000,000
Purchase
Aprl!
on
24
Plan
approved
Approved
stock
a
43
Revenue
including officers who
Terms
for
payment
subscription,
10
years.—V.
are
with
173,
Morehead
prospects,
holders.—V.
173,
Patterson,
Chairman
and
President,
1473.
p.
are
not
less
than
balance payable
not now
p.
10%
over
of
directors,
purchase
period
a
President
of
price
not
at time
than
more
24
announced
the
election
of
C.
Black,
Earnings
the
told
stock¬
continue
to
serve
173, p.
the
firm
in
an
advisory
capacity
increase
2,000,000
in
500,000
as
a
authorized
shares,
common
stock
and
share
increase
in
from
Stock
authorized
Increased—
1,500,000
Option
shares
Plan
were
Co.—Earnings—Financing—
-
*
for
the
would be
months
12
reduced
to $2.98
a
share
if
tax rate of 55% proposed by the Administration were
applied to the earnings for the first three months of 1951 and a 42%
earnings for. the
to
$3.25
*
for
a
preceding nine
impossible
was
months, Mr, Woolfolk said,
to forecast earnings for the
the
1650
company
earned $2.45 a share on the outstanding
$1.74 a share in 1949.
spend about $45,000,000
stock, compared with
Woolfolk said that the company plans to
construction
would
be
it
He said the company could earn approximately
share before paying an excess profits tax under the present law.
1951.
year
During
Mr.
said
Woolfolk
calendar
be
to
In
supplied
obtained
from
1951.
from
public
stockholders
He
indicated
Internal
under
that
sources
financing.
rights
approximately $25,000,000
the remainder would
and
He said an offering of common
on the basis of one share for
ten
stock
was
Telephone
Period End. Mar. 31—
&
Telegraph
§1951—3 Mos.—1950
$
Operating
revenues
expenses
$
a position to acquire
businesses, products and processes to provide product diversifica¬
and to improve and broaden the present AMF lines.
In some
instances, it was pointed out, new acquisitions may involve the issuance
stock.
Stock
made
for
depreciation
and
other
all
1950.—V.
173, p. 1697.
Option
43,940,000
income
9,290,000
4,564,000
31,720,000
16,342,000
operating
taxes—
4,040,000
3,847,279
14,750,000
approved
approximately 60,000 shares of AMF
by
the
common
stockholders,
stock
for
1950
1949
1948
$785,632
$511,994
$728,975
275,091
223,820
13,195
147,806
117,906
120,813
"14,759
61,83?
railway
2,320,230
2,071,839
1,857,018
2,088,855
railway—
697,137
435,686
276,116
352,136
282,836
276,996
101,164
120,912
railway
Income—
ry.
oper.
Income
173, p. 1473.
Arizona Edison
Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC
Net
operating
income
Dividend
Interest
on
;
38,290.000
30,454,370
308,360,000 251,083,319
12,150,000
14,965,229
Dr82,483
Dr230,G00
92,116
9,160,000
company
on
April
24
filed
sets
options
aside
to
be
a
common
The
depreciation
to
accruals
the
finance
1951
and undistributed earnings will
construction program."—V. 172, p.
be
sufficient
193.
company
Corp,—Stock Offered—The
is offering to its stockholders and to the public
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
8,573,708
81,250,000
67,265,707
3,120,000
income
3,350,745
income
income
jDrl80,000
(net).—
Edward D. Jones & Co.
Established
300 North
Total
Interest
Income
._
deductions
—
...
Net
93,390,000
14,718,988
:
—
56,790,000
57,615,349
238,979,685
79,370,000
64,388,689 301,780.000
59,811,552 253,910,000 222,972,285
$2.42
$10.70
$9-65
share
For footnotes, see below.
per
1871
4th St., St. Louis 2, Missouri
79,107,677 358,570,000 296,595,034
14,020,000
65,450,000
income
"Earnings
$2.73
|
TO
registration statement with the
stock, $5 par value.
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment. William R. Staats Co., Inc., Los Angeles, A. C. Allyil
and Co. Inc. and Refsnes, Ely, Beck «fc Co. are named as underwriters.
The net proceeds from the sale of the stock will be used to finance
in part the construction program
of the company for 1951.
"As
soon
as
practicable
the
company
intends to sell to institutional
Investors $1,200,000 of first mortgage bonds, series B, due 1981 and
$300,000 of sinking fund debentures due 1971.
No commitment has
been obtained
with respect to the purchaset of the new bonds or
the new debentures.
The proceeds from the sale of such bonds and
debentures will be used to liquidate presently outstanding bank loans
of the company in the face amount of $1,500,000 which were obtained
to
provide interim funds for the construction and acquisition
of
facilities.
The company -estimates
that the net proceeds from the
sale
of
securities
described
above,
together
with cash on hand,
The
SEC covering 40,000 shares of
13,866,494
Federal taxes
Dividends
Plan
RR.—Earnings-
$
tion,
common
$0.66
§1951—12 Mos.—1950
56,811,398 253,130,000 223,250,232
39,826,411 168,370,000 162,587.368
66,430,000
Operating
$
Co.—Earnings—
voted
new
The
$1,054,281,
$1.05
1269.
probably be made during the year.—V. 173, p.
American
Other
common
for the purpose of enabling the company to be in
of
$1,577,816
value shares issued in 1950.
1951
from
from
.
Other
adoption
of a
approved by the stockholders on April 17.
The
and
1057.
American Machine & Foundry Co.—Stock
An
to
been
$1,819,894
765,613
Place Bonds and Debentures Privately—
corporate
C.
Mr.
will
has
par
Arwood Precision Casting
H.
since
director.—V.
$6.25
new
1950
-
$833,518
"Deficit.—V.
G.
that period.
stock
1949, as Chairman of the Board of Directors, and
Stolk, Executive Vice-President, to fill the position of President.
Black succeeds D. W. Figgis, who retires as Chairman of the
Board after being with the company for almost 50 years.
Mr. Figgis
W.
—
,
$3,987,802
2,409,986
dividends
after pfd.
railway
oper.
Net
Woolfolk, Chairman, on April 25 reported that consoli¬
dated earnings for the 12 months ended March 31, 1951, were $3.25
a
share on common stock, based upon the tax rates in effect during
common
1369.
April
on
from
ry.
Net
<
American Natural Gas
would
company
of
Act
from
Gross
American Can Co.—Changes in Personnel—
The
the
on
faxes
From-Jan. 1—
"company acquired Cleveland Welding Co. and Junior Toy Corp.
Mr.
for
.Shares when offered will be at a price not greater than the current
market price at the date of offering nor less than 85% of such price:
©f
1951
before
Canadian Income taxes—
—
Ann Arbor
43
they possess production facilities well-suited to both defense
work and consumer goods manufacture plus excellent "post-emergency"
fate
—
plan
purchase
employees.' The plan authorizes the company to sell, in one or more
offerings, tip to £0,000 shares of its common stock to key management
employees,
operations
and
NOTE—Deduction
by
William
1951.
to $57,000,000, the highest in the company's history.
The
compared
charges including Federal and Canadian income taxes and provision
contingencies in the amount of $200,000.
Provision for income
and excess profits taxes has been made for the three months ended
March
31,
1951,
in accordance with the rates established
by the
key
The
reported to stockholders.
..-.Unfilled orders increased since the first of
*
$1,476,006
$230,000
for
a Stock Option Committee to principal officers,
executives
managerial personnel of AMF and its subsidiaries, because
the incentive advantages seen inherent in stock ownership by such
$972,520
$0.71
$1,695,597
—
share—
shares
Of any previous three months' period,
of
$1,095,000
income" from
Net
J"
per'
1949
as of April Jt a moused to $215,300,000 as
$55,100,000 as of Dec. 334 last year.—V.- 172, p. 1826.
"Earnings per common sh.
because
5,288,790
on
State
&
1950:
1951
$33,346,000 $27,058,000 $40,844,006
1,801,000
301,000
2,379,006
inc. taxes—
706,000
71,000
903,006
taxes
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
employees.
taxes—
income
"Based
Fed.
Net
of
1950
1951
—
Earnings before deprec.,
Net
1577.
p.
profit
Net
American Brake Shoe Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Quarter Ended March 31—
•Earnings
$10.27,
net
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net
157,
below.—V.
York,
New
granted
Canadian
$12.89
in
March—
and
♦
$2.80
number
average
interest
-'Unfilled orders
With
Co.—Merger Proposed—
Allemannia Fire Insurance
Net
$3.27
earn¬
on
for
Prov.
■
■
Federal Reserve System
mature
would
p. 2442.
,
251,736,289,
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
application, the Algonquin bonds would bear 3%%
would be sold at $100
1971—V. 173, p. 1697.
United
8,635,93*
361,028,384
stales.————
Gross
See
12,190,168
72,902,778
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net
_32
Reserve Banks
-
2,446,597
94,359,032
T.
Profit before income
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Association.
According to the
,
3,047,251
A.
to
American Woolen Co.—Earnings—
49
The Course of Bank Clearings
—42
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices_43
Dividends? Declared and Payable
——10
Foreign Exchange Rates
43
the company proposes to issue and sell $8,000,000 of common
~
113,653,565
260,372,223
subsidiaries.—V. 173,
State and City Bond Offerings—
gas
$32,000,000.
at
112,428,218
373,218,552
of shares outstanding,
tlncludes pro¬
earnings of Western Electric Co. and all
other subsidiaries not consolidated
(partly estimated)..
§Figure3 for
March, 1951 partly estimated.
^Company and its principal, telephone*'
"Based
General Corporation & Investment News-Cover
Commission
distribution companies
Connecticut, Rhode Island and
construction, including working
service
to
28,726,475
75,349,375
Stock Averages-31,
'
-
27,480,08 9
Prov. for Federal
the Federal Power
authorized by
has been
company
'
53,961,196
374,025,788.
—97,406,283
Co. stock
T.
portionate
Miscellaneous Features
mortgage
4
company.
"
'
"
.
for author¬
pipeline
companies
for investment—with
a
this amount at the option of the
of
$24,000,000
insurance
of
group
for
sell
and
485,646,770
ings per share
32
April 25 made application to the SEC
on
issue
to
104,075,850
"Consolidated
31
.
The
124,886,382
income
interests
—41
Industrial
43,899,635
&
40
Exchange—Curb Section.
Quotation
320,064,598
11,764,684
Applic.
Transactions New York Curb Exchange
National
230,927,547
Applic. tQ minor.
Dow, Jones Stock and Bond Averages
.
Algonquin Gas Transmission Co.—To Place Bonds Pri¬
vately—.
-R' ■
•'!
ization
*—
Exchange.—
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
balance of the purchase
instalments.—V. 173, p. 1369.
-
-
Over-the-Counter Markets
conditional sale agreement
a
the unpaid
Exchange
Montreal Curb Exchange
Bids will be received until noon (CDT) on May 2 at the office of
the company in Akron, O., for the lowest interest rate at which bidders
will provide $339,600 to finance in part the purchase of 50 new 70-ton
steel hopper cars to be built by Greenville Steel Car Co. at a cost of
$425,070.
Stock
263,764,130
441,747,135
income
Net
35
36
37
38
San Francisco Stock Exchange
857.
p.
61,718,213
92,311,166
Interest deductions—
(Stocks)
—
Its first
Total
.
(Bonds)—r
New York Stock Exchange
V-type
self-liquidating
government
tOther
—11
.24
New York Curb Exchange
29
Boston Stock Exchange
——-j.—32
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
—32
Detroit Stock Exchange
32
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
—33
Midwest Stock Exchange
34
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
35
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange—:
35
to
amendment
proposed
business
duction,
be
limitation
incur
to
the
by Lyle C. Harvey,
explained
volume
ratified
$
69,426,641
taxes
oper.
Net oper.
Page
Stock Exchange
New York
25
charter
company's
the
it
April
on
*
•
1
REPORT
1951—12 Mos.—1950
$
income— 113,730,838
Income- (.net)
11,155,544
Other
561.
p.
EARNINGS
CONSOLIDATED
1951—3 Mos.—1950
Operating revenues— 875,434,222 762,175,318 3,340,550,073 2,943,276,485
Operating expenses— 614,194,633 566,814,734 2,368,090,590 2,258,055,846
Federal taxes on inc.
73,082,110
41,335,205
266,948,218
134,228,495
In This Issue
required in. 1951 for
of prior year's losses.1
was
"carry forward"
SYSTEM
$
$3,921,919
income
Federal
1949
1950
1951
sales
Net
Capital
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Period End. Feb. 28—
•
'
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
ACF-Brill Motors Co.—Earnings—
3 Months Ended March 31—
Cents
90
Price
York, N. Y., Monday, April 30, 1951
Members
Phone
New York Stock Exchange
CEntral 7600
Midwest Stock Exchange
Bell Teletype
'
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Curb Exchange
(Associate)
SL 593
The
(1790)
2
The offer will expire
preferred stock.
The
proceeds will be
on
July 1, 1951.
working capital.
as
Exchange Commission—
on April
18 filed a letter of notification with the
the above 4,000 shares of 5l/a% cumulative non-converti¬
preferred stock.—V.
Celauese
More
The
proceeds
debentures
172, p. 2021.
will
be
to
used
outstanding,
now
retire
the
and
$430,000
of
remainder
4%
for
cise
On
Corp.—Tenders—
accrued
of
National Bank
the
of
York, 11
City of New
bank
The
gives
the
(at
notice
rate of
that
5%
described debentures.—V.
per
general
corporate
Atchison, Topeka
,
Santa Fe Ry.—Split-Up Voted—
&
April
on
approved
26
Atlas Corp.—To Sell Panhandle Stock—
Panhandle Producing & Refining Co. below.—V.
,
stantial
shares
the
The
Boeing
development
V.
production
for
already
underway
at
the
Boeing
designer
as
will furnish
the
the
of
engineering,
will
and
program
modification
and
number
v,m
end
3
of
of
600-mile-an-hour,
tooling
toe
vately—The
has placed privately $1,950,000 of
company
of
Life Insurance Co. and $1,050,-
the National
by
J »' '
•
•
ing
$9,115,000
"95,830
shares outstanding
Earnings per share
2,223.402
$0.84
:.***———
?,183,7oi>
Nil
of
"as
1351
1,875,509
taxes——_**—,—**———
Capital
of
the
the
a
of
large
caliber
steel
the
meet
feet
V.
173,
stated
corporation
a
Ian
demands
of
the
CALENDAR
FOR
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net. sales
Gear Works, Inc.—Stock
and
■■*—-—
Otis and
White
value
par
April 24
on
&
Co.
at
stock
common
$2
E.
——
49,102,239
£4,421,637
fiscal
$1,906,795
147,346
$2,079,251
861,784
416,108
j
for
pointed
than
Label
Manager
-._—**
——
deductions
Other
-
„.__„l_*_
Breweries
Ltd., of
Mr, Dowie has been Executive
of the company in July of 1949.
50%
which
Beer,
first six
the
ahead
Is
many years.—V.
in
much
173, p.
the
of
Red
Taxes
2,207,503
25,469
:
_**-__r.r*
Minority Interest
_—■-—--
—-—-
The
852,081
;
stockholders
authorized
90,609
shares,
Net
income
Capital
173,
nr*
outstanding***'*.-!::
shares
1950.
Ale and
position than
1170.
Net
Buffalo
'
H.
D.
Ruhm,
of orders
Jbook
hand
on
Jr.,
for
the
for
pT*
Co.—Bookings Higher—
President,
the
that
second quarter,
last
period
same
the
goods
reports
on
by
year
order
'
^.l****:*
.*—_*
Net
income
A
—
per
$1,463,246
$0.50
_
General
representing
'
'
5,058
of
45.98%
represented
employees
bid
for
by
the
of
the
stock
the ropening bid
of
shares
the
Charles
A.
Buffalo
in
of
issued
common
and
of
no
par
1270.
stock
capital
Buerck,
President
the
of
has
formally
income
Capital
after
shares
Earnings
—V.
i
Cigars, Inc.
Wb»lly-Owne*
(&
3 Months Ended March 31—
.JNfet income after taxes**Capital shares outstanding
""Earnings
V.
K'*
.'
estimated*.
405,200
151.100
$287,459
int.
Electric
$238,495
Corp.—Earnings—
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$4,694,660
1951—12 Mos,—1950
$4,061,254 $17,211,973 $15,172,122
&
485,767
share**
451,185
1,586,642
1,445.100
1,613,349
1,526,733
1,613,349
1,526,733
$0.24
outstanding
com.
Central
•
Carl
tion,
J.
$0.23
$0.74
$0.68
,
States Electric Corp.—Directorate—
Austrian
and Robert G. Butcher,
Trustees of this corpora¬
April 17 announced that Hon. Sterling Hutcheson,
Judge of the
on
S
District
Court at
members
the
of
from
the
Richmond, Va.t
board
approved their recommendations
directors of the reorganized
company
of
of
merger
Central
States
Electric
Corp.
The
members
Austrian,
of
the
board
new
of
nine
follows;
as
are
474.
p.
.2
"
'
'
1
-
which
1950
1949
$330,074
$588,405
324,786
324,786
and partner of Austrian & Lance, New York; C.
partner In Stein Bros. & Eoyce, Baltimore, Md,; Thomas
Egan, attorney, Philadelphia, Pa.; D. Samuel Gottesman, President
Central National Corp. of New
York; Herbert W. Grindal, partrier
Reynolds & Co., New York; Ralph T. Reeve,
President, Bowen Engi¬
neering, Inc., North Branch, N.-J.; C. Lothrop Ritchie, a director of
Bell Telephone Co. of
Pennsylvania; George A. Sloan, a director and
in
member
and
of
finance committee
Leon
phia,
C.
the
Sunsteln,
of
partner
United
in
States Steel
Gerstley
Corp.,
Sunstein
&
•,')
••
.
'Bethlehem Steel
Corp.
(&
<■%
1
$1.01
$1.81
same
into
of
"
'
■
.
before
deducting
•"
day
Judge
contract with
a
the
new
Hutcheson
also
authorized
Reynolds & Co. to act
and
company,
its
as
the
and
j
vclation
84,109,887
other
for
for
and
and
advisor,—V,
amortization
in
■
maturity
nine months
The
has
now
financing
terim
of
90-day
a
:t
Net
_
income'*__"—
•Earnings
per
2.1"
'
outstanding
construction
maturity,
$700,000
other
and
and
of
states
notes,
corporate
that
further
deducting quarterly dividends
^ Steel production .(ingots
of 4,110,656 net tons
and
on
castings)
averaged 104.2%
the
'
for
; first quarter of 1950,
capacity.
capacity.
■5*,. The
directors
cumulative
June
,.
.
first
steel
and
is
Mr.
stock, payable
1951.—V. 173, p. 474.
on
June
•
1,
1951,
to
holders of
Canadian
National
May
450
$
Operating revenues**—
Operating expenses—_
Net
'
.
iierbrand
Corp.
April 19,
"
and
E.
sonnel
£°L
hand
F.
Eastern investors headed by Flug, Strassler & WeissAve., New York City, have purchased all of the
Billings & Spencer Co.. owned by the Binghamof
Toledo,
Ohio,
The
transactions
was
closed
on
1951,* -at the Cleveland Trust
Co., Cleveland, Ohio..
Ahern' President of The Billings & Spencer Company,
Cummings, Secretary and Treasurer, and the present per¬
will
tools.
continue
years in
to
operate
the
The
of
Billings & Spepcer Co., a leader
acd aluminum
forgings and
£teel
'
^A dividend of $4
stock on
April
share
18, 1951.—V,
was
170,
p.
paid
on
The
Billings
&
Ringham-Herbrand
Carp.—Sells
Spencer
Billings & Spencer
company above.—V. 173, p. 758.
of
173,
p.
the- preferred
Net
income
Offer—
two shares
1270.
p.
New
York
has
been
appointed
two
and
$1
par)
share
are
be
to
shares
Brooklyn, N. Y.—Files—
(no
per
The proceeds
to
agent
new
to be
for
offered
the
added
at
common
to
with
par)
$9.90
per
stock,
th«
and
share
without,
working capital.
offering, at
interest, $300,000
interest at the rate of
$
3,069,000
7,387,000
after
It
corporation
D.
Bodle
of
the
has
Co.
April
1951
1950
$5,418,553
share*
$2,544,755
will
corporation
Sales
1951—Month—1950
>
:
*
<jj
Q
42.237.939
2.374,430
-
25,868.772
made
S
'
109.637,135
"
S
* *
72,411.900
6.062,223
"Common sbares'Wtstdg. *: 3,7(4.480 " 3,764,480.
3,764,480
3,764.430
$1.54
$1.77
Earns." per
com.
p.
share—
£53.
$0X1
$0.69
to
share.
1951—3 Mos.—1950
2,664.409.
.
the
as
Bodle
Division
of
,
Steel
has
Clinton
t*
Corp.—Partial; Redemption—*
called
for
redemption
on
May
10,
next,
mortgage sinking fund convertible bonds due
l, i960 at their principal amount and accrued'interest.
be
offered
■■
operated
659.
15-year 5*/2%
According
Caterpillar Tractor Co,—Earnings—
i
be
p.
the
at
Central
National
Colorado Central Power
1374.
"
-
will
173,
to
J.
fox .mpre .than
'
negotiations for the purchase of
Wash.,, which was founded in 19J.8 and-is
processing companies in the -industry.
located in Washington and Oregon.
foods
Prospect Ave., Cleveland 1, Ohio.—V.
$0.32
343,920 shares now-outstanding.—V. 173, p.
-
completed
Bank of Cleveland,
172, p. 2125.
Payment
123~
West
112.341
$0.47
*
-1 1
■
Seattle,
frozen
plants
company
Inc.—V.
'
°852,000
163,595
Period End. Mar. 31—
has
of
oldest
several
The
Foods
$23,000 of
taxes
per- common
on
R.
Inc.—Acquisition—1
Clyde Porcelain
*
■;
|
116,671,000
117,523,000
3%, 3*4% and 3V2%, according-to
maturity.
The
$
44,865,000 142,920,000
41,796,000 135,533,000
of first mortgage real
bonds, due $20,000 each July 1 from 1953 ta 1960,
inclusive, and $140,000 due July 1, 1961. The bonds bear
962.
*
•Earnings
—V. ,173,
are
to request
Church of the Sacred Heart, East Grand
Forks, Minn.
—Bonds Offered—Keenan & Clarey,
Inc., are
This
sales
"Based
stock
common
underwriting.
■
JProfif
Stock.—See latter
shares
500
one
3 Months Ended March 31—
,
486.
52,661.000
5,113,000
'Deficit.—V.
Net
.
1951,
corporation on April 16 filed a lette.jL.of notification
covering 5,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock (no
SEC
100 and-accrued
' 1951—3 Mos.—1950
$ *
47,548,000
revenue
*
per
the
Caspers Tin Plate Co.—Earnings—
Seventh
^shares of The
1951- -Month—1950
*
7,
of
Chester Laboratories, Inc.,
Ry.-^ -Earnings of System—
Period End. Mar. 31—
Billings & Spencer Co., Hartford, Conn.—New Control
*LA syndicate of
man of
has declared effective its offer to exchange
»
record
Guaranty Trust Co.
Clinton Foods
the
173,
April 23,
estate
Breweries, Ltd.—Extends Exchange
company
in
■u>
indicated, by permanent financing on
financing presently proposed.—V, 172, p. 2218.
its common
stock for
each ' share
of
Brewing Corp. of America
capital stock arid has' extended the time for acceptance of the ex¬
change offer from March 31 to and including April 30.—V. 173, p. 858.
1951
declared a dividend of $1.75 per share on the 7%
preferred stock,, payable on July- 2,
1951, to- holders -of
1, 1951, and also a dividend of $1 per share on the
Common
application.—V.
and
purposes
borrowings
The
for
Cummins
the
Canadian
respectively, of the then
approximately ■ 103%
of
,
$11,000,000
of
quarter of
t
..
than
is also seeking to arrange new bank loans to the
$12,000,000
to
take
care
of
its
construction
program
June,
1953.
The new bank loan would be replaced about
as
'
3,380,116 net tons-for
90>9%,
production
the
upon
until
persons
in¬
as
of
$2.50
stock.
capacity of 16,000,compared with steel production of 3,978,907
105.2%
or
Cut rent
the
more
common
order
25,572.930
$3.19
preferred
given interested
.
of the rated
000 net tons per. annum, as
net tons for the fourth
quarter of 1950 and
record
32,171,657
$2.45
•
has
issued
Chase Bag Co.—Stock Split-Up—
$6,000,000
of
time,
The
After
trated
••
of
same
18,500.000
„
25,066,205
share*!;.
common
;
recently announced plans to raise
sale
shares
that
8,799,852
hearing
The
company
through
9,414,381
55,000.000
a
SEC
of
less.
or
company
exchange the old no par common stock, on the basis of
^lor each old share surrendered.—V. 167, p. 2359.
Co.—Plans Financing—
"
The
amount
.
12,606,945
45,200.000
feorrow—
corporation on April 13 applied to the SEC for authorization
issue or renew from time until
Sept. 30, 1951, or until the company
shall have
received
$2,000,000 from perma*ent financing, unsecured
notes in
the maximum amount of
$2,250,00# and with a
$25,369,428
shares.
1,248,669
!
1951 of emergency facilities
for taxes based on income
to
tho
172.
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$8,856,294 $29,604,118
new first mortgage bonds and 250,000
stock, and to use the proceeds primarily
.to
repay
$11,000,000 outstanding
bank
loans,
according
to A.
S.
"bummins, President.' There are presently outstanding 800,000 common
54,121,451
1,338,153
depre-""
Prov.
n
97,924,191
1,236,737
charges
depletion
the
additional
fol-
items
lowing
Frovision
trustees
distributors of
as
investment
Central Vermont Public Service Corp.—To
1170.
p.
The company
31,'50
.
...
Interest
173,
through
Mar.
:
_*_*—
income
Subs.)—March Sales Up 15.5%—
1951—Month—1950
California Oregon Power
$
$
-5
426,402,695 398,420,976 316,361,338
i
■
(&
$10,226,869
—V.
$0.01
;
31,'51 Dec. 31,'50
York;
Philadel¬
1827.
p.
having
1626.
p.
Period End. Mar. 31—
Subs.)—EarningsMar,
'Net billings
Total
••
New
Co.,
Pa.
324,786
$0.96
outstanding
share
per
172,
1951
$312,683
—
Sales
786,120
'
J.
attorney
Prevost Boyce,
will
(& Subs.)- —Earnings—
1950
$0.16
>•*..
Blue
Carl
to
taxes
Butler Brothers
$5,573
786,120
share-
per
173,
1951
and
Ridge Corp.
The
Subs.)—Earns.
$126,991
:
,
Quarter Ended—
*
$388,595
required.
Bayuk
?
$692,659
*
to' submit
agreed
aggregating $3,034,800,
auction.—V. 161, p. 2552.
the
at
firm,
*
*
income,
on
C.
this
of
outstanding
amount
an
3 Months Ended Feb. 28—
1474.
,
taxes.
The
$921,323
$0.81
_
share—*
-
450,000
p.
$393,193
Dr4,604
after
per
stock
■be
preferred dividend requirements'and kaml on 1,761,750 shares
dutstanding after payment of a 350% stock dividend on March 14,
173, p.
the
to
652,275
■*After
1
173,
68,901
$692,659
173, p. 1578.
enter
a
1,573,598
1,305,600
*
-
*
common
change
shares
$462,100
58,028
■
income
revenues*-****
shares
Earns,
—V.
1950
$750,687
depreciation**
-
operations***
taxes
Com.
com¬
Net
11951.—V.
Attorney
group,
and
Mar. 25,'50
2,768,846
—
—*_
to
each,
Electro-Chejnical Co., Inc.—Bids for Stock-
Buffalo Forge Co.
income
•Earnings
taxes
two
of
held.—V.
share
1951
before
1530.
p.
income
pany,
Schoellkopf, Hut ton
<fc Pomeroy,
Inc.,
Buffalo, N,
Y., and
Lehman Brothers, Ne)V York, and including many of rthq stockholders
.
_„*——L— $18,741,568 $14,097,930
Rrofit before income taxes*—
Federal
issuance
par
$4
par
for the production
.!.,___*
taxes
On
yards.-
Mar," 24,'51
the
company,
stock.
has a good
exceeding those
company
10,000,000
Weeks Ended—>
■tfet sales
$4
proposal
be received at ,1:30 p.m.
(EDT) on June 6 at the Office
Property, 120 Broadway, New York 5, N. Y., for the purchase
Alien
from
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF.INCOME
*r,l12
the
on
each
the
shares,
also
income
resulting
Bids .will
of
*"
and
for
approved
225,000
Ltd.
Co.
Alberta,
of
$0.33
*
*
-
.Bates Manufacturing
exchange
2
from
operations
before
172,
Net
coming
Just
expense
Operating
U.
2,183,7u9
$0.§6
■
value,
par
no
In
stock
$711,452
.
2,223,402
—p—-a—
1169.
p.
$1,474,226-,
■•!-*——
share-*
•Earnings* per
•*—V.
**i—.
-
April
on
stock
common
Chemical
is
initial annual
dissolving pulp.
will shortly begia
alpha
nigh
Foundry Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
from
Federal
Cap
stronger
Ltd.,
with an
Co.
C.,
of
current
of
period
same
Carling's
a
improved
greatly
months
the
of
produces
now
company's
Canadian
Period End. Mar. 31—
Brunswig Drug Co.—Stock Split Ratified—
t
pharmaceuticals
explosives,
B.
tons
'I
for
-Total
at
used in the manufacture
are
Cellulose
Rupert,
70,000
Central Hudson Gas &
'
•
ed
rnobrr,
Columbia
Prince
affiliate,
from
Profit
Canadian
to the
volume for
brewery,
Black
has been
it
172,156
$4,568,983
—.
that
of
at
Depreciation
by Gearhart,
share. See
subsidiary.
a
General
more
the
President
chairman,
is
year
Carling's
is
Corp,
said
and
Is
also
and
Taylor,
said
He
***.
P.
situation
31,978,779
;__*_
Income from operations*
Other income
Brewing
President
25
for the construction
Texas, in the Pan¬
plans
Pampa,
at
of a plant in Edmonton,
petro-chtmicals."—V. 173, p. 1578,
—V.
Black
affiliate,
aporoximately
Central
per
Mr.
Vice
$53,523,87G $33,885,545
—
-*—"—*
expense
of
Offering—Offer¬
George
19-10
1930
i***.!***
__*
Canadian
Profit
Board.
YEARS
synthetic
Army,
R.
which
ACCOUNT
INCOME
CONSOLIDATED
Iwarut
3 Months Ended March 31
1230.
p.
Dowie, of Cleveland, has been elected President to succeed
M. Black, Jr., who
has been elected Vice Chairman of the
both
peak
new
the
at
-expired on. April
products,
production
Profit
Brewing Corp. of America—New President—
that the quarter ended March 31, 1951, rep¬
as
to sales volume and net profit realized
ior <any three-month period in its history.
Unfilled orders on hand as
of April 1, 1951, were approximately $35,000,000.
The
"Jmreoutstanding
offers
17 aunou;t«*d
plant
plastics,
other
"Another
of
new
1697.
p.
exchaiu»r
construction
has
of
existing faculties, will
provide
some
production
two-shift basis.—V. 172,
a
Di'dsion.
square
of
will
To
Products
30,000
leet
government
shares of 200
speculation" was made
&
and
April
on
chemical
and
many
capacity
to the Chicago (111.)
Borg-Warner Corp.
by
Ordnance District.
Ir.gersoll
about
square
contract.
of
Chicago
plans
15,000
The
on
the
150,000
Kinnard
prtferreri ?;Ock surrendered
amounted to 112,471.
vvurr.tiit.s.
148,179
The materials to be y.r'- c'ik
area.
yarns
loss.
resents
Costs
production
Division
of
company
with
of
production will be
Brad Foote
$23,812,810
•Net
part
Chief
President
his
which,
project.
as
subscription
corporation
Interest
Quarters Ended March 3]—
after
that
the
facilities
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
■Bales
income
the
'
,
Barium Steel Corp.
Net
house
the
'
«
for
Products
Striblin,
Ihgersoll,
construction
proceeds, $400,000 was used to retire 314 % notes due 1952
bank and £1,822,000 to retire 4»/2%
notes held by .the
insurance company.
The remainder will be used to retire other shortterm bank debt and for working capital.—V. 173, p. 857.
held
S.
R.
R.
S.
announced
City Bank, New York.
the
Of
Contract
Ingersoll
the
of
Colonel
1, 1951 to 1954, with
serial notes due Oct.
3y4%
$5,000,000
plant
with
the
of
"Output of the plan," Harold Blancke, President, declared, "will
supplement the chemical producing activities of the company at Bishop,
into
cartridge cases for ammunition has been released
with
4j/2% serial notes dated April 1, 1951, and due 1961
the New England Mutual
000 of
A
secoi.d
7%.
75%
Texas.
Borg-Warner Corp.—Receives Defense Contract—
American-Loans Placed Pri¬
of
connection
ol
year.
modern
&
and
technical
be
responsible for continued
Stratojet series of airplanes.—
the
in
Plant Expansion Planned—
The
"A
Automatic Canteen Co. of
—
new
(LET,.
p.m.
of
185,000-
other
and
shares
of
or
excess
Uat
Both
com¬
1370.
173, p.
the
of
being offered by an underwriting group
by Dillon, Read & Co. Jnc, at $100 per share
exchange
Th's
handle
company,
pound Stratojet,
information for
Subscriptions
shares
plus accumulated dividends from April 25.
Division.
Wichita
million
one
are
headed
$1,000,000.
2408.
p,
Stratojet
pany's
173, p. 1473.
See
from
America—Stock
the
of
Thf
the two-for-one split of
comomn
and preferred stock
as proposed
by the board ol directors
last Jan. 30. Subject to approval
of the Interstate Commerce Com¬
mission. the split will become effective Aug. 1, 1951.—V. 173, p. 1370.
stockholders
The
increase
planning for production of the Boeing B-47 Stratojet
on
a
massive tri-company scale was completed at Wichita,
Kan., on
April 19 at a meeting of high officials of this company,
Douglas
Aircraft Co., Lockheed Aircraft Corp. and the U. S. Air Forct.
Under the big program, it was announced
that Douglas and Lock¬
heed
will
build
the
swept-wlng B-47,' fastest-known bomber in the
world, at reactivated World War II plants to complement the sub¬
1413.
172, p.
to
$2,500,000
to
company
proposal
a
preliminary
funds to pay the semi-annual
due April 1, 1951 on the above
it holds
annum)
165,
the
approved
of
of
'•
warrants and the exchange of
7% second pre¬
stock, Harold Blancke, President, announced on
Apt il 28. The remaining unsubscribed and unexchanged
Boeing Airplane Co.—Has Large Output Program-
interest!.
,
Interest
—V.
stockholders
the
indebtedness of
authorized
Broad Street,
New York, N. Y., will up to 12 noon on May 11, 1951 receive lenders
for the sale to it of 8%
gold debentures to an amount sufficient to
«xhaust the sum
of $12,109
at prices not exceeding par
(exclusive
The Chase
-
24,
April
85%
Monday, April~3U,
.
ferred
sinking fund
purposes.
Asuncion Port Concession
Corp.
than
.
.
preferred stock, series A, recently offered by this
corporation was taken up as a direct result of the exer¬
31/2% notes to Provident Mutual Life Insurance Co.'
corporation
EEC covering
ble
used
Securities and
Files With
The
Blauner's, Philadelphia, Pa.—Private Financing—S. H.
Blauner, President, has announced that the company has
made arrangements to sell $1,000,000 of 3 V2 % notes to
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. and $500,000
($25 per share) 4,000 shares of 5% To cumulative
at par
Commerriqland Financial Chronicle
.
-
common
Rights
The
Mr.
of
ar.d
President, subscriptions were* received
19,037 shares of common stock
(par'$5)
stockholders
of
record
officers
on April 2.«
stockholders subscribed
and
"shares.
6,024.727
Co.—Offering Oversubscribed
Cryder,
the
directors
of
•
tire
Cryder .stated
that
the
capital.—V.
funds
That
for
company
173, p.
1274.
for
1,
this
the
may
offering
company's
resort
to
17,902
company
'*•
•
necessary
March
1951,
at $14 per
expired
common
ployees,
W.
twice
'*
did
subscribed
and
em¬
for'1,135
"*
not
1951
debt
shares'
fill
the
requirement
construction
financing
for
program,
additional
Number 5007
Volume 173
for
Provision
to
"Apr. 1,'50
Apr. 2,'49
$39,323,391 $30,809,064 $27,018,288
3,501,054
2,955,750
1,579,764
taxes
2,225,000
1,651,700
724,000
Mar. 31,'51
income
Federal
reorganization plan filed
Electric
The SEC
covering
income taxes
Federal
before
Eastern Utilities
Cotter & Co., Chicago, 111.—Files With SEC—
company on April 16 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
1,250 shares of common. stock (par $100) and 625 shares
of preferred stock (par $100), to be offered to shareholder-dealers in
units of 10 shares of common and five shares of preferred stock at
$1,500 per unit, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be added
The
income
Income
Domestic
(&
Inc.
•
13 Weeks Ended—
Gross
System,
Broadcasting:
Columbia
Subs.)—Earnings—
income
Net
for
period
of
by the
par value
$2.50
$855,764
$0.50
$1,304,050
$0.76
$1,276,054
$0.74
—
:
•Revised
Brockton
working capital.
Deere
stock
Co.—Quarterly Sales Up 17%—
Columbian Carbon
The
improvement of approxi¬
mately $1,850,000, or about
quarter of 1950, C. E.
Kayser, President, announced on April 24.
He added that unless the
final government price control order requires a roll-back in the price
of one
or
more
of the
company's products he sees no reason for
doubting a proportionate improvement for the year. However, in view
of higher production costs and higher taxes net profits for the year
cannot be accurately estimated at this time.—V. 172, p. 2129.
Sales for
1951 show an
17% over first
the first
quarter of
Inc.—Assets Up 100%—
Concord Fund,
I9-,5*.
As of March 31—
Net
assets
Number
$857,754
68,483
.
shares-,
of
$425,218
41,658
shares
offered
currently
are
outstanding
Net
value
asset
$12.53
share
per
173, p. 379.
business
the
of
Sales
Feb.
the
work
of
John
before
income
for
Fed.
$5,800,000
962,085
550,000
taxes—
State
&
income
355,000
taxes
AT
AS
profit
Capital
J
shares
Earnings
per
:
-
outstanding
share
common
$607,085
1,004,582
$0.60
$691,000
1,024,582
$0.69
,
;
173,
stock
(without
capital
of
of
the
the
of
the
1950
are
will not
Costs
and
Other
deductions
Federal
741,000
631,500
500
2,800
expenses
(net)
income
taxes
——-
Cr2,700
—
The
of
percentage
V.
—
173,
$133,600
$39,500
—_——
1475.
p.
The
SEC
corporation
covering
April
on
shares
1,115
filed
16
of
With SEC—
Size
$19,500,000
letter of notification with the
stock (par $1), to be issued
a
common
Ripley
affected by the dis¬
be
per
purchased
be
to
is
of
number
Consolidated Mutual Water Co.
in Capitalization and Increase in
stockholders
The
authorized
ahares
V.
Merrill
173,
assets were
marketable securities,
or
liabilities
current
$590,300
of
3.5
1.
to
since'the
capital
working
in
2479.
;
,
Securities
10.5
10.5
Harris,
Hall Si Co. (Dm.)
10.5
Bacon,
Whipple
173, p.
$29.28
1584.
&
0*.—
Mar. 31,'51
Dec. 31,'50
$8,211,223
$6,826,865
392,770
335,206
$20.91
$20,37
outstanding
Profit
!
share
per
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
Net
1950
1951
:
-
•$47,773,751
before
Provision
3.0
Linn_—
Stock Fund—Gain in Assets—
fund
sales
Net
had an unrealized appreciation of
$945,389 as compared with an unrealized appreciation of $773,407 at
the beginning of the quarter.—V. 173, p. 1698.
the
1951,
31,
$29.75
figure.—V.
Eaton Manufacturing Co.
5.1
4.1
3.1
Fund, Inc.—Assets Largest in History—
As of—
Mar. 31,'50 Dec. 31.'5$
Total net assets
$8,747,174
$7,512,319
Shares outstanding
531,169
469,884
Net asset value per share--.
•
$16.47
$15.99
March
2,149,102
Quarter Ended March 31—
Delaware
of
"'50
Dec. 31,
-2,261,771
173, P. 1584.
8.0
Corp.--
Company
&
;
share
per
.
-
•$67,296,299 $62,923,792
„
value
Assec
8.0%
Corp.—
Rodman
Fund.—Assets Higher—
Mar. 31,'51
value
Shares
Pierce,
Beane
&
Co.—„
&
1476.
p.
Lynch,
Fenner
Shields &
& Co.——
taxes———
income
for
$29,191*681
8,596,695
4,474,464
———
taxes
income
5,310,438
shares
per
1,739,942
•Highest
quarter
any
1,789,942
$1.55
share—;
common
for
-
$2,776,868
$1.83
outstanding
1,697,595
$3,286,257
income
Earnings
the
in
history
the
of
company.—V.
172,
1532.
p.
Edison Bros. Stores, Inc.—March Sales 31.6%
Period End, Mar. 31—
Fund
—V.
173,
$6,516,401 $17,443,502 $14,694,772
759.
p.
Higher—•
1951—3 Mos.—1950'
1951—Month—1950
$9,576,805
Sales
authorized
25.000 shares
indebtedness by
bonded
the
100,000
to
$500,000.—
166, p. 52.~
■
,
' I
,
Profit
stockholders
April
on
ratified
10
1,000,000
to
Earnings per
—V.
.
outstanding—
share
172,
$0.48
'j
—,—
—
Container Corp. of America
'
Months Ended March 31—
3
Earnings before Federal
Provhsion
Federal
•
taxes
taxes
'
*
173,
per
share
common
Sales
$3,668,000
7,742,000
1,541.000
$4,745,000
$2,127,000
,
$2.35
.
•Earnings
•After
$40,046,95$ $35,062,650
2,587.921
1,248.710
1,201,000
464,000
———i
•
Provision for
taxes—
income
—
—
taxes—
3 Months Ended Feb.
Apr. 1, '50
Mar. 31, '51
before income
;
1375.
p.
Continental Copper & Stefcl Industries, Inc.—Earnings
Sales
1951
March 31—
outstanding—„
B
shares
outstanding..
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
6,064.672
-—
Provision for income- taxes—,
——
173,
income
Net
shares
Common
•Earnings
•After
per
outstanding
169,969
1,027,699
$0.14
173,
p.
——
„
434,002
182,306
$0.33
<
$0.17
as
has purchased National Oil Corp. of Kentucky, one of
distributors of petroleum products in that state, it was
March 29 by the owners of National, Clarence E. Bayer,
and Martin A. Bauer, Vice-President.
The company's head¬
on
NOTE—No
comparative
available.—V.
172,
located in Louisville, with dealer outlets In Indiana as
Kentucky. It has been one of the large jobbers handling Conoco
$0.55
for
figures
first
the
quarter
of
1950
principally a large water terminal and
bulk
plant at Louisville and bulk, distributing plants at Carrollton,
Eminence and La Grange, Ky.
It also has service stations in Louis¬
ville and St. Matthews, Ky., and in Jeffersonville, Ind.
It has a total
bulk storage capacity of 3,150,000 barrels at its Ohio River terminal
/-National's properties comprise
173,
p.
for
Net
Kaplan.-Presldent,
3;
R.
-1951.
the
in
are
Because
ventories
of
the
at
were
a
of
resulting
alloy-free
in
however,
scrap,
temporary
in¬
interruptions of
during the months of January and February. 1951.
Currently, scrap is being obtained at a rate sufficient to
maintain capacity operations for the next several months."
for short
operations
Mr.
Kaplan
periods
that "net
noted
for
sales
the
first
3.231,581
2,378,319
1,550,000
1,447,000
of
quarter
1951
$1,681,581
A.
has
Gorrell
been
elected
Incorporated,
President
negotiators
and
in
600,000
600,000
600,000
$2.30
outstanding
$1.55
$3.34
—
The
-
for
the
sale
the
exhaust
to
it
to
of
first
of
sum
mortgage
$25,107.—V.
bonds to an
173, p. 1476.
amount
The
the
Electric
-
Corp.—Secondary
Offering—A - sec¬
stock (par
April 19 by Aetna Securities Corp.
at $2.87 Vi. per share. The net proceeds are to go to selling
stockholders.—V. 173, p. 1698.
10 cents) was
made
G.
resident
director
a
the
1951,
the
diesel
balance
engine
officer
former
in Ban
Commercial
William
Dana
offices:
135
second
American
NOTE;
S.
sale
of
of
cor¬
and--Financial
La
class
Union,
On
President;- was elected Chairman
Calif.
$45.00
of
Chronicle
(Reg.
the
close
March
will
U.^S.
of
of
31,
preferred*
include 6,726
Patent
Office)
1950,
1950.
stock and 23,376 holders
stock as the first quarter of 1951 ended.
These figures
holders of more than one kind of stock.—V. 173, p. 1375.
were
William
B.
114,771
Dana
holders
Company,
of
common
Publishers,
25
per
year;
In
Dominion
fluctuations
in
the
of
rate
Canada,; $48.00
of
exchange,
per
year.
remittance
Other Countries,
for
foreign
$52.00
subscriptions
per
and
Placed Privately—Thi6
•
Sold—P. W. Brooks & Co., Inc.,
offering
will
available -for
be -added to the funds of
general corporate purposes.
the
-
.
makes
most
-
•
f
drill collars for
ships;-and
sales,
gross
72%
were
the
forgings,
oil industry. Of the company's 1950
16% were castings, and 12%
were
Ingots.
.
-
also
V.
173,
1376.
p.
v,
Phil
r
•
»•
man
of
Huber
has been
the board of
\
'
•
Ex-Cell-0 Corp.—Changes in
elected
to
Personnel—
position of Chairhas been elected to suc-
the newly created
directors, II. Glenn Bixby
ceed Phil Huber as Presdeint and General Manager,
Mr. Bixby .was
formerly -Vice-President and Treasurer.
James K. Fulks has been elected to the newly created office of Execu¬
tive- Vice-President,
facturing
Park Place, New York 7, N. Y-.
D. Riggs,
Business> Manager.
Published twice a week
fevery Thursday . (general news
Chicago 3, 111.
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England c/o Edwards
February 25. 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y„ under the Act of March 3,- 1879.
Subscriptions
St.,
the
$1.$!»
/generator
(Inc.)—Number of
owned by 131,421 stockholders as of March 31,
of 5,9.17 over the number of holders recorded/at
and an increase of 15,550 over the number as of
President;* William
Salle
matter
account
and
Francisco,
Seibert,
354,436'
380.
p.
a variety of forgings for other purposes, some
important being turbine; rotor-shafts for steam turbihies,
shafts,
and'large
shafts for' hydroelectric installations;
large forgings for-power-* presses, compressors, sugar mill machinery,
mine hoists;
line and propellor shafts tor both Naval-and merchant
company
the
was
increase
173,
variety of carbon and alloy steel ingots,
used for its own line of heavy forgings,
are
sold.
The company
is one of the pioneers in
field and today is one of the largest manufacturers
crankshafts.
diesel
The
of
;
on
du Pont de Nemours & Co.
company
an
There
Schultz,
762,837
produces a
of which arc
majority
'the
See
(E. I.)
and
company
(and
of
of this
will be
proceeds
corporation
South
ondary offering of 32,500 shares of common
porations.
Lloyd
$0.95
Higginson Corp. have sold 75,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock (par 10 cents) at $4 per share, it was an¬
nounced on April 23.
'
Walter
425.179
' ?
share—
Erie Forge Co.—Stock
964.
p.
Dumont
The
Corporate, Associates
440;967
$-1.51
outstanding:!!:.—
common
preferred dividend requirements.—V.
Stockholders Increase—
Corporate Associates, Inc.—New President—
as
per
1949
$6,528,188
.
and Lee
$931,319'' $2,001,529
are
853.
be
shares
1950
$6,411,520
443,507
The proceeds from this
3,151,523
1,150,000
Shore & Atlantic RR. Co.—Tenders—
The
company
at
its
office
1734 First
National Bank Building,
Minneapolis 2, Minn., will up to 4 p.m.
on May 21, 1951, receive
approaching the high level of, 1948—our record-breaking year."—V. 173,
p.
1951.
borrowing are to be used to increase working,
capital by funding short-term borrowings.—V. 173, p. 760.
_
■
April 25 said that "a high level of
continued during the first quarter of
shortage
acute
minimum,
companies-umder-
issory notes due in varying amounts to April 1, 1966.
Goldman, Sachs & Co. assisted the company in arrang¬
$39,348,699 $26,203,335 $25,868,488
——
—
inc.
share-
per
Duluth,
on
division
steel
three
the
$8,065,260
Endicoit Johnson Corp.—Notes
Copperweld Steel Co.—Operations Continue High—
F.
granting
corporation announces that it consummated on April '24
;the borrowing of $10,000,000 on its 2.90% 15-year prom¬
'1949
taxes—
taxes
State
—
shares
173,
tenders
1583.
&
profit
Capital
—V.
income
Fed.
sufficient
'operations
of
-697,271
*
taxes
ing for this borrowing.
1950
1951
-
before
Profit
Prov.
Earnings
Louisville.—V.
shares
the
—
income after
■Common
2219.
p.
sales
Net
are
products.
In
order
for -American,
Sales
•
$122,319
—
share——
common
per
MARCH 31, 1951
QUARTER ENDED
FOR
taxes
Quarter Ended Feb. 28—
The company
■well
an
Elliott O.—Earnings—
-Net
659.
the .largest
President,
plan
3 Months Ended March 31—
Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc.—Earnings-
quarters
of
securities
such
•Earnings
after
income
Earnings
Continental Oil Co. (Del.)—Acquisition—
announced
issuance
.
1583.
EARNINGS
1,027.699
$2.11
—
—
requirements.—V.
preferred dividend
$277,319
-
—-
share
common
282,780
108,000
'$174,780
.
received
Share
and
of
Diversey Corp.—Earnings—
*447,288
$2,304,576
—
.
.
the
announced
17
of American's outstanding shares.
•After
Net
.
I
j;
share
class B share
A
class
per
477,242
,197,904
,
$0.89
$0.45
;
Abt
1950
3,760,096
income taxes—:
before
Profit
r
«
shares
on'April
reorganization
dispose
1950
•
458/453
+ $<1.38
Vinson
subject to a commitment to
by Feb. 15, 1951,
It now owns 5.61% ami
•5.59%,;-respectively, of the common stocks, of Florida and Montana,
;and
requested-permission to
continue
its. holdings of such latter
securities until June 30 and Dec. 31, 1951,-so that it may_ distribuit#'
such common stocks as dividends.—V. 173, p. 1584.
$8,262,729
' $513,027 >
income
A
$30,026,200 $16,473,922
—
:
—1,117,027
604,000
—
Class
Earnings
9 Months Ended
taxes_
income
Class
J
.
for
SEC
-Bond
1951
$11,566,313
-
income--taxes—.!.,
before
Profit
Provision
-
for
company
7.81%
10.
Co., Inc.—Earnings—
28—
2—
sales
Net
Net
"$784,710
$1,386,921
Income—-—
173,
p.
provision
an extension of time within which it must dispose of its
interests in Florida" Power Si Lght Co. and The Montana
Power Co. to June 30 and Dec. 31, 1951,-respectively.
The Commission reserved decision-on a-similar request of Bond an#Share for an extension of the time within which
it is -required-tedispose of its interest in-American Power Si Light Co.,-representing
"
Continental Baking Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
—V.
172,
$0.15
—
•■remaining
the
13 Weeks Ended—
-Net
Nil
$0.16
requirements.—V.
dividend
Devoe & Raynolds
Profit
v 948,007
share-—__
common
per
preferred
$119,852
458,453
outstanding
Electric B«m«1 & Share C».—Extension Granted— *',
The
this
1949 '
$2,234,773
55,204
* ' 948,007
$0.05
1950
$2,624,310
5,601
948,007
161,876
taxes
shares outstanding—
Common
$1.02
-
—
-
after
income
Net
/
'
564.
p.
Net4 sales
1951
$4,204,261
Quarter Ended March 31—
1950
$12,487,000
_
income-
1
earnings
Net
1951
•
income
on
on
income
Net
—V.
for
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
shares
possible renegotiation1- and
adjustments net of taxes.—V. 172, p. 1532.
-
'
$67,939
$0.38
Dr53,000
income
•Represents
J
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.—Earnings—
for
Earnings per common share
402,656
$0.41
1435.
p.
73,500
renegotiation.;
1950
$163,531
402,656
taxes
after
shares
Capital
stock
common(
income
Net
1,500.000 shares and
from 6,000,000 to 10,000,000 shares.
Justin R. Whiting, President, stated that it is not contemplated that
any additional stock will be issued at, this time.—V. 173, p. 1374.
authorized
41,500
taxes
•Provision
Common
1951
$192,136
606,279
193,452
.
Federal income
Oil Co.—Earnings—
Months Ended Feb. 28—
2
the authorized
an increase in
increase in
an
$1,020*857
109,439
458,453
taxes
income
$945,911
376,000
-
before
1949
1950
1951
$2,186,406
$177,279
sales
Net
from
Derby
Capitalization Incr.
Stop Nut Corp. cf America—Burnings—
Quarter Ended Feb. 28—
company
Net
preferred stock from
the
Elastic
Equipm't
Rio Grande-Western RR.—To Sell
will up to and including May 9 receive bids for the
it of $2,670,000 equipment trust certificates to be
dated
June
1,
1951
and
to
mature in 30
equal semi-annual in¬
stalments of $89,000 each.
The net proceeds are
to be used to finance in part for purchase
of new equipment.—-V. 173, p.
1698.
The
purchase
proposals to increase
May 8 will vote on
stock (no par)
from
increase
to
(Ore.)—Plans Change
on
common
and
The
.
•
current
A working capital of $9,610,476,
assets' to
of
p.
1951,
of—
—V.
Union
Freres
Funded Debt—
Consumers Power Co.—Authorized
'
>
172,
of
cash
was
$3,861,490.
outstanding
of
Size
each
by
10.5
Barney
Denver &
•
quarter
1475.
P.
-■
first
$6,541,786
were
Eaton & Howard
As
of the
shares to be
underwriters
several
the
which
Co.,
&
Inc
Si Co.,
As
the
3,004,362 shs.
to Be Sold
Lazard
exercise of stock option by William D. Nesbit at 100/115 of $5
share.
The proceeds are to be added to working capital.—V. 173,
$1.11
fund
of
Shares
1,543,000 shs.
No. of Shs.
Smith,
upon
$1.04
of—
As
——
Consolidated Engineering Corp.—Files
of
year.—V.
Common
loss
Net
—
1949
$5,214,136
.
6,260
$0.01
shares of class A and B stocks.
500,181
increase
an
1950
$7,632,707
553,841
•
follows;
as
First Boston
—V;
the
1951
ratio of current
a
represents
hereby.
27.0%
Elyth
end
which
of
•Revised
the
of
stockholder
selling
each
by
underwriter
$500,700
dissolved.
be
519,774
—
Mmbined
the
of
first
Asset
offered
names
Inc.
1951
the
This
Outstanding
5,000,000 shs.
company
stock
common
and
stock
Harriman
$699,300
sales
all
$9,785,400
,
share-.
per
on
representing
No. of Shs.
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net
would
Montaup
;
and current liabilities
to
„
capitalization
common
Consolidated Cement Corp.—Earnings—
and
taxes
after
NOTE—At
value—
par
attributable
$20
1374.
p.
River
—
income
$13,471,966,
to Be Sold
—V.
Fall
Eaton & Howard Balanced
Authorized
share)
tribution
sold
Montaup
and
173, p. 1375.
•Earnings
1951
FEB, 28,
20-year 2%% debs.; due April 1, 1965 $19,500,000
Pfd. stock, 7% cumul. (par value $20)_
2,000,000 shs.
The
Co.
'5.
CAPITALIZATION
each
Light
Electric
River
1951.
28,
UNDERWRITERS—The
Net
Net
the
in
Deere
Fall
3 Months Ended March 31—
development of tillage
tools
which commenced
in
1837.
Currently the Deere organization
operates 16 manufacturing plants, 15 in the United States and one in
Canada.
Early
this year production of a
modest amount of war
products was started, and tooling and pre-production work are now
in progress on
other war products.
Employees numbered 26,963 on
outgrowth of
1950
$6,400,000
1,241,000
_
_
Provision
Brockton,
Sales
is the
its subsidiaries
and
company
Co.,
to be
Co.
also V.
•Based
BUSINES3—The
by this company.
Easy Washing Machine Corp.—Earnings—
acquired
were
Plan—
on
1951, upon the amended
surviving company, Eastern Edison Electric Co., Inc.
changed to Eastern Edison Co.), would hold tha
bonds of
a
fourth
subsidiary, Blackstone Valley Gas &
is
Wiman.
Deere
stated
1951
See
the
Common
Inc.—Earnings—
Conde Nast Publications,
Quarter Ended March 31—
Profit
$10.21
-
and
hearing for May 8,
a
The
and
EUA,
underwriting group from Charles Deere Wiman, President of
Deere & Co., who continues to be a substantial holder of the com¬
pany's stock, and from executors under the will of the late Dwight
by
>
—V.
stock
Edison
Co.
name
Electric
Co. Inc., on April 25 pub¬
licly offered 120,000 shares of common stock (no par) at
$64 per share. The offering does not constitute financing
by Deere & Co.
1583.
p.
Offered—An underwriting group
Co.—Stock
&
headed by Harriman Ripley &
ICalculated upon the 1,717,352 scares
outstanding as of March 31, 1951.—V. 173,
company.
Associates—Hearing
has scheduled
As previously reported, the plan calls for the substitution of a single
operating-holding company for EUA and three of its subsidiaries,
(whose
tEarnings per share
3
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from
1942
He
:REctor "*-9&7C
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servd 'as .VicesPresi.de,nt -in
to 1951.—V.
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A
General Bronze
Fair, Chicago—Earnings—
(The)
!
'
52 Weeks
53 Weeks
'
"
Feb. 3,
taxes.,
profit before income
for Federal income
Provision
Net
'51 Jan. 28, '50
Net
income
Paid
'1 l—~shares'"ouTsUnding
Earnings
per
—V.
172,
share
$613,929
372,100
372,100
$1.00
372.100
372,100
$2.51
-
_
common
""$934,358
—
-
-
Common
—
_
138,000
285,754
shares
outstanding,
now
paid in December,
mature
in
General Electric Co.
federal income
taxes
of
Sales
products
after
giving
'SO-VI
effect
Net
income
Earnings
—V. 170,
per
$822,533
$406,002
$1.47
—
—
1951
$0.7J
——
from
operations,.
income
•Provision for Fed,
gotiating
below.—V.173,
Ferro Enamel Corp.
•Includes
stockholders
Ferro
65,411,920
51,397,534
87,130
1,053,529
1,194,556
fering
the
increase
to
and
Corp.
72,000,000
27,500,000
share
issued
$17,000,000 excess
26,702,978
$0.93
$1.28
$1.21
•
-
profits taxes.—V.
and
U. S. Factories—
128,849
334,800
349,036
37,103
39,060
102,736
107,076
36,120
32,997
85,183
93,376
42,986
48,616
121,051
10,054
9,162
29,684
122,864
17,942
249,962
258,684
673,454
690,294
43,031
43,266
117,533
114,865
Oldsmobile
*
Cadillac
.
Total
Net
sales
—
Profit
.———
taxes——
income
before
federal
income
1950
$6,950,000
1,365,089
845,805
751,220
taxes
passenger
Trucks
cars..
—
'
203
Coach
Net
—L
417,542
*$1.09
—
share^.
per
the
giving effect to
Btock dividend paid in November, 1950.—V. 173, p. 1476.
•Based
the
on
Firth Carpet
shares,
number of
present
Net
income
Common
*After
t
after
.1949
The
and
$5,126,513
448,935
332,106
448,686
Plan
581,578
$0.75
581,546
$0.56
578,143
$0.77
Officers
~
share—-2
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
12 Weeks Ended—
sales
Profit
before income
Provision
$19,763,335 $14,090,305
taxes——
3,233,579
1,668,553
706,624
$1,407,821
•Earnings
•After
per
$961,929
1,260,435
$1.06
common
preferred
requirements.—V.
dividend
Florida Power
173,
of
$0.51
held
in
called
the
redemption
lor
May
on
of
31,
1951,
out
sinking
fund,
1,200
outstanding
preferred
stock
filed
19
The
stockholders
121,
(41st St. & 7th Ave. Bldg.,
Corp.
22
March
on
I
announced
$250,000
approved
shares
Of
the
18
vessels
new
service,
15
presently
building
for
contracted
for
Calculating
Machine
Co.,
San
Inc.,
Calif.—Reports Record Sales—
-
Quarter Ended—
of
Net
sales
L
"'•'$6,268,000
♦Highest
quarterly
from
revenue
Walter
S.
"During
the
the
on
is
for
of
$5,102,000
the
linseed
at
oil
there are
$25) and
(par
authorized.
stock
there
6,
(par $100)
..
stock
general
of
highest
in
could
level
Ultra-Matic
new
deliveries
and
achieved.
history,
the
backlog
a
the
be
in
of
acceptance
resulted
1950
..
central
Before
authorized
were
At
of
thousands
and
the
retail
of
Board
consequent
from
unfilled
defense
•
cities
of
to
orders."
•
..due
The
EEC
company
The
shares
are
(52.4%)
now
a
registration
the
shares
common
fcr
&
by T-'oundcrs and the
immediately
mission
is
to
public
sale
underwriters
(and
.
the
and
Placement
to
the
by
and
is
price
be
to
The
owned
50%
.Filbert
each
by
non-voting
J4.4%
by
P.
W.
the
500
company
most
western
in
part
and
far
inces.—V. 173,
p.
Gamble
is
common
Skogmo
Gamble-Skogmo,
over
•
B.- C.
Inc.,
underwriting
com¬
The
3.5%
subsidiaries
and
and
western
owned
the
P.
"by
W.
B.
the
P.
in
turn
Skogmo
C.
to
sell
W.
Gamble
merchandise
and
through
2,000 authorized dealers, located for
cities in 26 middle western
north¬
and
in
four
western
Canadian
prov¬
1699.
The
company
Issue and
early
sale
in
is reported to
of
additional
July and
4gram.—V. 172, p. 1633.
close
agent
"A"
use
be
bonds
the
toward
its
.
and
Trust
to
Co.,
affect
5%
construction
.
nro-
Port
income
New
the
May
14,
gone
($100
$4.50
.Granite
$4.20
Steel Co.
of
—r
necessarily
in
about-equal
•Common
Lynch,
4%,
on
rubber for
finished prod¬
Sept.
company
to
promissory
issue
note,
on
to
28,000
miles.
and
of
south
The
com¬
adjacent
662.000,
Orange,
busi¬
electric
in
Tex.,
ter¬
including
and
Baton
within
in
manu¬
government alloca¬
the first quarter of
preferred
p.
the
for
the year
1950
year
was
1949.
through
12,000,000
1,100,000
in
Merrill
120,000 shs.
stock,
pfd.
stock,
the
60,000 shs.
•
cumul.
50,000 shs.
indenture
provide
limit: from
Mortgage,
for
time
instalments
1,
of
5,000,000 shs.
mortgage
and
the
to
of
modified,
issuance
time
of
stockholders'
of
the
to
dated
comnan"
by
bonds
pursuant
and
2,884,590 shs.
the
and
series
any
of
terms
said
modified.
The balance of
aggregating $100,000
principal
each
on
payable
is
and
1
Dec.
1956.
names
offered
now
70.000 shs.
borrowed.
ending June
number
of
supplemented
as
50,000 shs.
70.000 shs.
cumul.
supplemented
originally
shares
of
hereby
of
the
several
an&
the
underwriters
respective
stock
common
to
be
the
of
percentages
purchased by
17.34%
Brothers,.^
17.34
&
Co
Laurence
<fe
4.18%'
4.18
Lester & Co.
Newhard,
8.14
Weeks—__
(Inc.).
Stein Bros. & Boyce__—_
8.14
Hayden, Stone & Co
Hornblower
of
them
,
Harris. Hall & Co.
Beane
Hallgarten
Paine,
120,000 shs.
60,000 shs.
1S49
Lynch,'Pierce, Fen&
ner
cumul.
($100 par)—_
pfd.
as
♦
series):
stock,
preferred stock,
by
10,000,000
follows:
as
■
12,000.000*
13,000.000
1, 1969
—
stock
$27,000,000
...
15,000.000
which
of
Outstanding
15.000.000
Jan.
—
1926,
such
total
are
Reinholdt
2.09'
Cook
&
.'.
Co.
&
Gardner
2.09 '
2.09
Marks
&
Co.
173,
p.
8.14
Watling.
8.14
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
0.93.
Mullanev, Wells & Co
0.93
8.14
M.
Webber,
Dallas
0.93
4.18
Woolfolk & Shober
Jackson &
.Curtis
Lerchen
Rupe
&
&
Co.__
2.09'
Son
0.93
1584.
Hajoca Corp.—Earnings—
Quarters End. Mar. 31—
the
•Net
1699.,
FINANCING
28,000,000
stock (no par or stated value)
June,
—V.
stock
PRESENT
TO
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
"the
Stock Subscriptions—Of the
stock
for
company
$5,527,804
EFFECT
____
semi-annual
and
Y., has been appointed ex¬
of 5%
cumulative
preferred
173,
with
13,000,000
pari
resolutions
N.
V.
the
of
1980—
pan
1,
Lehman
into- the
shrs.
per
com.
1950
1949
1948
$100,847
$109,886
$237,207
146.977
cutstdg—
1951
$275,675
earnings
•After
(par $12.50)
134 010
133.879
115,121
$0.82
$2.06
share„
charges,
$1.88
reserves for
taxes
$0.75
NOTE—The book value of the stock
per
share.
W.
year
A.
.
Brecht,
were
60%
all
and
other
reserves.
of March 31/ 1951,
as
was
$55.i5
..
President, said that sales for the first quarter of the
higher
than
1950.
and
also
the largest
poration.—V. 173, p. 565.
those
quarter
for
the
sales
in
corresponding
the
history
of
period
the
of
cor¬
by The First Boston Corp. and
Pierce, Fenner & Beane.
See details
in
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing
Co.—Special Offering—
A
special offering of 4,900 shares of common stock (par
$5) was made on the New York Stock Exchange on
Granite State Electric Co.—Bank Loan—
The
ization
and
10,000.000
cumulative
•Authorized
down
was
originally
offered to common stockholders of record April 3, 1951,
a total of 277,322 shares were subscribed for at
$22.12V2
per share on or before April 17, when subscription rights
expired. The regaining 6,738 shares were taken up by
the underwriters headed
area
the
in
selling
communities
12,000.000-
pfd.
dividend
common
^restrictions
products
York,
common
288
Arthur
GIVING
(issuable
par)
($100
Earns,
City
284,060 shares
and
Texas
population
1%%
dividend
Common
•
of,the
growing
1979
due
stock
•
were
volume
but
cumulative
See
in
1978
dividend
series,
the
sales
he. said,
exchange
1951.
used
portion
a
engaged
distributing
southeastern
1976
due
$4.40 dividend
the
Chairman'of
Collyer,
17.
dollar
physical
civilian
convertible
total
'issuable in series)__*$200.000,000
due
notes
$4.40
50%
with
V. 173, p. 1477.
planning to raise $5,500,000 through
at competitive
bidding late in June
proceeds
essential
of
rapidly
is
approximately
compared
due
debentures
Preferred
April
on
government
products,
about
up
compared
Company inventories, of
exhausted, it was reported.
rubber
for
of business
Merrill
Gas Service Co.—Bond Financing Proposed—
or
stock
is
Estate.
small
states
rubber
Bankers
change
Estate.-
and
stores
towns
and
of
military
of
retail
at
Central Republic Co, (Inc.)
As indicated, the sale by Founders will reduce its
holdings to 1.000,i«00 shares, or 40.1% of the 2,491,226
outstanding shares. The Founders
ctock is held 32.0%, 34.0%
and 34.0%,
respectively, by Filbert Cor¬
poration,, B. C. Gamble
(President and
Chairman), and
(pkogmo Estate -(all of Minneapolis).
Filbert Corporation
that
Increasing amounts-of rubber have
of
L.
were
as
manufacture.
practically
are
1951
volume,
first'quarter
severe
a
be
for
will
Charles, La.
bonds
series
tAmount
Graham-Paige Corp.—Exchange Agent—
current
amendment.
offering).
Lake
series
Lank
determined
the
to
more
the
Authorized
Arrange¬
—
1951
were
actually below the average level of rubber usage in 1948,
though the nation's production machinery was operating at levels 15%
to 20% above 1948.—V. 173, p. 760.
Goldman, Sachs
Piper, Jaffray
related
to
of
quarter
and
shares
financing
in
Company
aggregate
Beaumont,
which
mtge.
2%%
Bonds Placed Privately—
physical
of. 1950,
quarter
product
facture
tions
through
Beane,
will be
prior
supplied
be
with
stock, $5 par.
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fanner &
Hopwood.
The initial public offering
market
—
of 1950, John
stockholders
that
stated
primarily
ucts
statement
outstanding and constitute part of the 1,304,270
by
Founders
Inc.,' of Minneapolis.
Founders
held
offer
to
proposes
&
filed
24
covering 304,270 shares of
fihares
,
April
on
last
civilian
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
.
quarter
in
the
and
area
energy
CAPITALIZATION
.
1st
Private
first
the
18%
share
per
these
Park,
i
President,, told
Collyer
the
for
an
comprising
EARNINGS—Net
173, p. 1376.
only
first
and
Mr.
sales
but
$21.10
of
program
Utilities
estimated
an
$6,074,913,
(B. F.) Goodrich Co.—Quarterly Sales Increase—
dollars,
bid
sale
transmitting,
in
Louisiana
with
ritory
Higher—
company
depressed
time,
present
but demand
Uitra-Matic
in
re¬
the
,,
company's Buena
—
per share.
The
competitive sale on
share.
^
at
per
Corp.
from
States
sells electric
pany
1,000
Rouge
16.
Brewing Co.
Company's
•.
Friden
were
660.
p.
$22.25
at
issue
purposes
generating,
at
energy
Indenture
production
173,
stock
the
construction
series due
,
and
vacuum
4
corporate
1951
of
ness
and 50,000 shares of common
has placed privately an issue of $500,000
sinking fund bonds dated Feb. 1, 1951 and
due Feb. 1, 1958, through William R. Staats Co., of Los
Angeles, Calif.
•
•
■
"
Excludes
company.
large
a
shares.
BUSINESS—Gulf
first mortgage
$2,895,000
of
cracking
served.
rentals.
into
production
the
at
has
months
introduced
volume
widespread
.activity
history
machine
and
early
were
until
production
•
service
the
in
of its refinery at Philadelphia.
construction
its bid of $21.25
on
165,870
23/4%
Johnson, President, also stated:
Calculators
tarded
sales
the
catalytic
common
series
•The
Dec. 31,'50 Mar. 31,'50
the previously
month before
full
very
are
include
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
out of a total of 4,000 share's
common
March
on
Golden Citrus Juices, Inc.
v
Mar. 31,'51
cracking
satisfactory on other additions at
being the ethylene and iso-octyl alcohol
being procured and for which engineer¬
as
ones
awarded
23/4 %
Leandro,
catalytic
February.
value
($100
Friden
-
fluid
the
on
September—a
Stone & Webster Securities
of
privately the $1,250,000 of 15-year 3V2%
notes due 1966 (announced in the "Chronicle" of April
'23) were made through Nauman, McFawn & Co. of De¬
troit, Mich. See V. 173, p. 1699.
1172.
p.
in
another
was
April 24
„%
ments to place
Great
work
plans^ major expansion
factor
be equipped with Foster Wheeler two-drum,
steam generators, it was announced.—V. 173,
to
are
of
3%
Goebel
that
stages. Completion of the ethylene plant is sched¬
1952.
The iso-octyl alcohol unit is planned for com¬
will
unit,
par
3%
t>ent-tube D Type marine
final
installation of this new process,, the Buena Park plant will
be able to use the' equipment for various oil bearing seeds.
Another
advantage is that the new process is an outdoor operation, a great
^
,
stated
also reported
company
group
983.
p.
($2.29) .for the similar
compared with $25,957,000
as
steam
program
no
but in no event more than
preferred
(par $5)
173, p. 1275.:
of safety.—V.
"
Gulf States Utilities Co. — Stock Offered — A group
headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner" & Beane and
Lehman Brothers on April 25 offered 164,691 shares of
Co.—Split-Up—
6%
of
shares
200,000
April
on
1951
subsidiary companies consolidated
as approximately $31,972,000
and
important eastern seaboard plant.—V.
the
•By
Foster Wheeler Corp.—Has Great Lakes Contract—'
Fakes
with
statement
use
preferred stock
of
meet
unit, a reforming unit and
supplementary equipment. The project will increase the plant's
capacity from 107,000 to 183,000 barrels per day and will increase
materially the production of high quality gasolines and fuel oil at this
and
the "split-up
(no par).—V.
to
during
various
r
Calif., vegetable
oil plant will be sharply increased by the installation of a new type
quarter-million dollar extraction plant, Dwight P. Joyce,
President,
12-year mortgage
et 4%%
from the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co., the proceeds of
which together with $70,725 other funds provided for the distribution
of $50 per share on
April 4 to stockholders of record March 29.—
V.
registration
a
Glidden Co.—Linseed Oil Output
'
Street Building
corporation
-
for spring
The
stockholders of the company in April, 1951."
are- not
eligible to participate under the
4,000
and
of
Production
New York)—Mortgage—Distribution—
the
was
the
in
This
company
subsidiaries
shares of 6%
shares of cumulative pre¬
ferred stock 4.90%
series, at $100 per share and accrued dividends.
Payment
will
be
made
at
the
Chemical
Bank &
Trust Co.,
165
Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.—V. 173, p. 1476.
41st
834,982
'7''.V
Following the four-for-one split-up of both classes of stock,
now
proportions
of
•
on
company's
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
has
corporation
moneys
827,722
,.'v
■
Glens Falls Portland Cement
760.
p.
go
is
uled
shares of $20 par common stock.
for sale to employees of the company
pursuant to the terms of the "Employees' Stock
company intends to
other funds,
to make
approval
This
313,467
the proceeds of such sales, together
additional investments in common stock
temporary advances to the subsidiaries
in connection with
their construction programs and for general cor¬
porate purposes.—V. 173, p. 1699«-
1,257,935
share
1,260,435
$0.70
expansion
for
plans
major
of
$200,000,000.
This-is approxi¬
the firm's capital expenditures of $130,000,000
than
more
be
will
neighborhood
Port Arthur, the principal
plants for which materials
144,688
154,268
■■■
,•
161,200 shares of common stock
'
815
no
of
capital
and Tor
offered
be
the
by
the
filing
that
said
24
needs
the
share),
Progress
$725,871
outstanding.;
shares
The
523,552
income
Net
54,783
succeeding month, whichiver is lower,
nor less than- $25 per share,
w
equities
1,249,423
1,825,758
of
and
with
$12,837,288
taxes
for income
Common
$35
'51 Mar. 25, '50 Mar. 26, '49
Mar. 24,
—————
in
management
should
employee may purchase more than 250 shares.
The
price to employees is fixed at $3 below the average market price
either
for the month
in which payments are completed or for the
,
.
authorized
plan
loans
shares was filed with
had previously been with¬
above
being built at its Port Arthur, Tex., plant is now about 25% com^
pleted. Unless unforeseen delays are encountered, the huge installation
' 29,008
-
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
.April
on
subsidiaries
its
next
Net
;-;j
to
are
the
unit
covering 150,000
shares
$5,507,773
preferred dividend requirements.—V. 172, p. 2480.
Flintkote Co.
1477..
The- corporation
the SEC
—
outstanding.
common
per
April
on
civilian
cost
per
The
topping
$8,835,979
taxes
shares
♦Earnings
36,241
306,248
plants
p.
General Telephone
1950
1951
i—,
sales
494
11,307
56,286
10%
Co.—Earnings—
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net
173,
bank
retire
to
covering
Corp.—Large Expenditures Planned—
and
pletion about next
U. S.
Total
—v.
used
the first quarter of 1951 were reported
($2.82
$500,863
——
---
..
$613,869
—L—459,286
$1.34
income
Earnings
117,5
p.
1699.
p.
directors
will
ing
Total trucks & coaches
Capital shares outstanding.—
-210
13,047
:
Truck &
GMC
,
the month of Maa-h,
estimated date.
Chevrolet
Pontiac.-——
173,
period of 1950.
Coaches:
and
be
to
are
Earnings for
for
344,942
-
-
—
"•
1951
$10,417,000
-•
-
1951—2 Mos.—1950
$6,972,033 $15,263,721 $12,605 b3G
April'10.-■ The March 23
on
mately 50%
during 1950.
1951—3 Mos.—1950
123,699-
-
Pontiac
OF EARNINGS
STATEMENT
CONSOLIDATED
SEC
The
600,000 shares to 1,000,000 shares.
Quarter Ended March 31—
1886.
p.
in operation during
stores
notification
of
Gulf Oil
1477.
173, p.
1951—Month—1950
Period End. Mar. 31—
Buick
i
underwritten by F. L. Putnam & Co.
was
proceeds
letter
the
23,500,000
36,858,391
A
Passenger Cars:
the company's name
authorized capital stock from
2''
1951, to u-uiuv-t
additions.
"
to change
voted
17
April
on
income
on
General Motors Corp.—Production by
Change Approved—
Ferro Enamel Corp.—Name
to
2,835,859
107,083,525
48,561,675
34,996,395
Chevrolet
The
3,390,840
military
1476.
p.
7,
stockholders of record April 16 were on April 17
drawn.—V.
of
The
taxes
earnings
Earnings per common
$1,500,000 in long-term debt. This increase, the company
stated; reflects the rapid growth in business and antici¬
pation of entering hew markets with new products.
See also
2,814,197
Net
of
loan from the Prudential Insurance Co.
directors have approved an increase
a
America.
62,021,080
.
*
363,053,053
104,269,328
.
Total inc. from oper. & oth. sources
Interest and other financial charges
Private Loan—The company is ne¬
Ferro Corp.—Plans
$190,^00-
cxewn
given the right to subscribe on or before April 28 for
80.000 shares of common stock (no par) at $5 per share
on the basis of 2.045 shares for each share held.
The of¬
569,688,610 418.449,611 411,(.16.528
_-_r
Non-operating
1801.
p.
to
Greenwich Gas Co.—Rights Expired on April 26—The
1/JC4
1950
to
The
share-—.—
common
171,
$9,041,241
Salt-.
outstanding
shares
until May
1951—Month—1950
Period End. Mar. 31—
the
to
There were 225
Oper. costs, exps., and other charges 465,419,282 356,428,531
-54,900
Income
Common
Granite's
not
(& Subs.)—Quarterly Earnings—
services
and
customers
ocd'qnn
1,389,400
—
—__
at
•
persons
application.—V.
the
upon
common
—
off
pay
(II. L.) Green Co., Inc.—March Sales Show Gain—
1950.—V. 171, p. 4.
3 Months Ended March 31-
$4,T755M4
Profit before income taxes
to
compared with 223 stores in the same month last year.—V. 173.
Federal-Mogul Corp.—Earnings—
^3 Months Ended March 31-
months.
six
has given interested
heaving
a
238.Dirt
•
$0.81
share
the
on
stock dividend
and
$2<).!0&«
'_
.
Monday, April 30, 1951
.
is
SEC
The
.
note now outstanding.
expected to bear interest
note
new
will
and
l. i.tbO
$231,479
—
outstanding
per
•Based
3b#.J'»(>
I
shares
Earnings
20%
1136.
p.
369,479
taxes
taxes
income
Capital
Dividends
income
Income
Net
The
$3,3 '.: • 00
through June 30, 1951,
promissory
2 V
DM)
$4,418,586
before
Federal
tax——
1951
sales
Profit
departments $35,242,454 $34,032,970
1-684,3o8
%J,92J
750,000
350,000
including sales of leased
jsfet sales,
Ended
Ended
<ot-(ruction
Corp.—Earnings—
3 Months Ended March 31—
.
April 26
The
the
made
First
proceeds
application
National
of
which
Bank
are
to
the
of
to
SEC
Boston
be
used
for
a
to
author¬
$250,000
pay
for
April 23 by Lehman Brothers at $34.37 V2
a
dealer's commission of 50 cents
pleted in 31 minutes.—V. 173,
p.
ner
1275.
per
share.
share, with
It
was
com¬
.
Number 5007
Volume 173
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Hamilton Fire Insurance Co.—Offering Postponed—
We
or
been
have
the
advised
there has
that
been
company's proposed financing which
change
no
in
the
Illinois
status
postponed indefinitely
due to market conditions.
On Oct. 2, 1950, a letter of notification was
filed
with
the SEC—covering a
proposed issue of 64,000
shares of
was
-
a
registration statement with the
shares of its no par common stock.
public sale through an underwriting
to
Other
Provision
Net
of
540,026
other
expenses)
Federal income
Slate and
for
preferred
per
common
389,201
Cr2,412
._
DrS52
154,000
taxes—
$130,177
__
per
1950
$390,673
expense:.
income
Earnings
Earnings
—V.
met
income
admin,
share
be
$520
•Earnings
•After
oil
after
per
offering
of
and
the
time
and
is
Lynch,
Pierce,
to be^ a lixed price related
The underwriting terms are
offering.
amendment.
stock
the
bank
loans
balance, for
Construction
sale
made
new
for
be
to
are
used
financing
payment
construction
the
construction,
expenditures
to
$2,-
1,030,464
$1.65
$1.49
share
1951
from
from
ry.
$1,631,967
1,030,464*
—
to
without
about
railway
railway
income—
$992,512
174,173
219,480
107,248
the
V.
Net
ry.
on
from
the
to
sale
may
company
giving
lor
to In¬
shafts /
proposal
400,000
the
stockholders
shares
common
to
which
vote
$9,000,000'
directors
officers
and
an
indebtedness
beyond
the limit
presently
authorized—
2481:
p.
Kawneer Co.—Earnings—
Three Months Ended March 31—
Net income after taxes
shares
1951
1950
1949
$274,413
$557,246*
outstanding
$298*349
291*37*
291,378
291,378-
$1.91
$0.93
$0.02-
Keystone Custodian Funds,
Inc.—Registers With
corPoratl°n
on
April
filed
23
2,545,806;
2,946,330
3,091,877
530,562
363,538"
663,055
142,143
324,058
409,170
of
SEC
registration* statement* with
a»
Series
B-2
capital
the
stock.—V
173
897,20.7
194,949
covering; 750,000. shares
1584;
p.
Kiawanda Products, Inc., Reno, Nev —Files With SEC
1478i
p.
also
a
200,000
$1,070,076
2,764*,765
income—
oper.
50,000
aside
set
from
the
of
to
unsecured
172,
166*603
80,992
from
173,
approval
They. will
under
approving
on
option plan.
The company stated that it is not
contemplating Immediate' issuance
343,639'
79,222
204*,679*
railway
frbm railway
—V,
special
5
stock
indebtedness
SEC
Net
preferred dividend requirements.—V. 172, p. 1829.
May
Earnings per share
172, p: 1634;
1948:
1949
$936,991
From-Jan. 1—
Gross
vote
,
preferred
unsecured
—V.
1950:
$1,001,150
oper.
of
$14,000,000.
authority
of
will
authorized
amount
the
for
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
Net
1950
$,794,143
taxes—.
the
the
incur
of
expenditures
amounting
loans
and
employees
the
for
period March 1, 1951, to Dec.
31, 1953, are estimated at $70,000,000, as follows: $20,000,000 for 1951;
$33,000,000 for
1952;
and
$17,000,000 for 1953.
This program
is
expected to require- $35,000,000 of additional, financing,—V. 173, p. 1478.
Net
outstanding
common
price
of
Merrill
and
Capital
1951
31—
charges
Corp.
5
Kansas Power & Light Co.—To Increase
Capitalization
The-stockholders
crease
000,000.
Nil
.25
:i
:
(M. A.) Hanna Co.—Earnings—
shares
The
Boston
March-
3 Months Ended March
Common
First
the
at
supplied by
Gross
income
Beane.
Proceeds
172, p. 1829.
Net
The
$3.73
:
share
by
market
short-term
1951
$821,791
earnings
and
&
the
Earnings Increased—
Quarter Ended March 31—
advertising
headed
group
to
Selling,
Co.—Registers With SEC—
-.
Hamilton Watch Co.—Quarterly
Gross
Power
r
The company on April 26 filed
SEC seeking registration of
203,594
The stock is to be offered for
Fenner
capital stock (par $5).—V. 172, p. 1345..
(1793)
The
Harrisburg Gas Co.—To Place Bonds Privately—
The
has
company
$1,000,000
first
of
received
bonds,
mortgage
to
due
authorization
SEC
series
3.IS1*
issue
1976,
and
the
pro¬
of which jirc
ceeds
to be used to repay certain notes and open account
indebtedness ar.d to finance construction expenditures in 1951.
The bonds are to be purchased $600,000 by The Philadelphia Saving
Fund Society, and $400,000 by The Beneficial- Saving Fund- Society,
both
of
Philadelphia.—V,
173,
Suburban
Harrisburg
1584.
p.
vately—The company Has placed privately with the Fi¬
delity Mutual. Life Insurance Co. an issue of $110,000
first mortgage bonds.
The- company
is wholly-owned
in
of
as
(The)
Hecht
Co.—Loan
notes due in instalments
the
Privately—The
Placed
has placed privately
over
period of 16
a
years
corporation
of
payable
1
The
(Walter E.)
Heller & Co.—Earnings—
per
—V.
173,
The
$217,198
46,31.0
Florence
361,286
328,441
share
$0.74
is offering
like number
Corp.
Rhoades
has
dealers
$327,023.
solicit
to
on
153,252
of
share
a
shares
shares
for
its
of
formed
and
will
The
exchange
manage
a
offer
stock
in
stock
of
Hotel
Carl
M.
Loeb,
of
group
expires
securities
on
May
28,
Hotels
Hotel
the
the
in
Gross
1946
consolidation
by
under
manages,
York
New
Hotels
to
that
of
Redmond
and
filed
oil
stock
J. Toohey.
at
rate
a
of
in Delaware to
Petroleum
Corp.
and
letter
a
173,
with
Mrs.
assets.
Net
assets
—V. 172,
machinery.
142,500 shares of
at
by the
share
stockholders of
par
a
Washington,
Hotel,
of Hilton Hotels
Corp. for
income was $4,035,646
584 and net income of $3,987,101
3 Months Ended March 31—
before
Profit
Provision
Machines
Net
Capital
shares
Earnings
Subs.) —
(&
Corp.
dividend
*1951
'
L
—-
*■
'
'
2,901,652
....
$2.49
present
1951—Month—1950
stores
686
against 696 in March,
in
1950.—V.
operation
1951—3 Mos.—1950
173,
during
Sales
giving effect to the
fRevised figures.—V. 173,
1951.
5%
There
International Nickel Co.
for 1949.—V. 173, p. 1478.
of Canada,
1951—Month—1950
1951—3 Mos.—1950
stores in operation during the month of
March, 1951,
257 in the same month last year.—V. 173, p. 1276.
Kurz-Kasch, Inc.—Mortgage Loan Approved—
The
to
be
had
at
1950,
rate
a
reduced
163,
Lane
October,
retired
been
V.
281;
p.
in
company
which
by
obtained
of
$2,500
payment
to
of
loan
A previous loan,
retired.—V. 164,
was
3286.
p.
Bryant, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings-
after
Provision
1951
depreciation
for
Federal
and
profit
Common
shares
"Earnings
"After
tax-^s
1,150,000
per
$921,416
outstanding:
576,081
share
common
dividend
576,081
$2.50
$1.51
1
requirements.-
Sales for March 6.3%
Period End. Mar. 31—
Higher-
1951—Month—1950
$5,084,990
173,
844,000
$1,490,803
—
preferred
195O
$49,815,062 $49,394,003
2,640,803
1,765,416
interest
Net
—V.
mortgage
new
a
monthly.
$7,111,
Sales
stock
Ltd.—To Increase
1951,
259
were
$100,000
1699.
p.
March,
$14,656,671 $11,811,793 $36,9-05,011 $32,367,369
——
Sales
of $40,580,-
the
1276.
p.
(S. II.) Kress & Co.—March Sales Up 24.1%—
Period End. Mar. 31—
"$2.64
capitalization
in January,
paid
$7,669,736
2,763,548
$7,218,635
outstanding
the
on
U950
$1)3,754,635 $14,092,736
9,536,000
6,423,000
—
•
share
per
"Based
'
,
taxes
-
1
income
,
taxes
.income
■
stock
revenue
income
for
t
Hotel
the year 1950 was $43,767,-
compared with
had
company
Profit
Hilton
D. C.,
St. Louis, Mo.
Business
$4.94
$26,716,572 $20,809,795 $63,956,862 $54,449,587
The
stock which
common
$6.03
Year Ended Jan. 31—
con¬
Corp., a 69.81% interest
and approximately 98.5%
$6.43
1533.
p.
compared, with
common
*
$5,793,000
(S. S.) Kresge Ctf.—March Sales 28.4% Higher—
to be used for
are
$7,887,000
Dec. 31, '50 Mar. 31, '50
$15,595,000 $14,589,000 $11',102,000
_____
per
Sales
Druke
Nell
Mary
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$2,574,000
Apr. 18, '51
Net
the
($10 per share) on or before
April 19 were publicly offered at $11 per share by the
underwriters headed by Courts & Co. For details, see
V. 173, p. 1699.
'
v ,
58.13%
Palacio
also owns
1951—Month—1950
1173.
p.
As of—
activities.—
gas
notification
of
The net proceeds
pay for new.
26
March
ior
Knickerbocker Fund- -Assets Continue to Rise-
to
The dividend,
stock, par value
formed
underwriters:
as
not subscribed for
record
per
working capital.
$4,022,000
—V.
Dividend—
common
Intercoast
company's
21
named
working capital and to
the
of
management
a
the
and
Corp.
Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel
Jefferson
revenue
and net
627
in
Hilton
in
Mayflower Hotel,
interest
also
company
interest
in
formed
was
Stevens Hotel Corp., Palmer House Co, and Dayton
The company and its subsidiaries own or lease
Mexico.
Chihuana.
investment
in
recently
was
holdings
April
are
for
(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc.—Current Sales
Up 56.3%—
stork.
common
International
Roosevelt Hotel
the
tract,
Co,
The
hotels.
nine
Corp.
Corp.,
Hotel
Biltmore
the balance used
Period End; Mar. 31—
1951.
1,
(Secretary and Treasurer of company), Mr. Philip C. Curtis, Giles H.
offered.
stock
of Waldorf
Plaza
its
on
May
on
will become effective irrespective of the number of shares
offer
Hilton
unrelated
following
were
1951.
The
company
investment
ly—Any of the
common
of common
share basis.
exchanges.
Co.
and
Sales
Inter-Mountain Telephone Co.—Stock Offered Public¬
Waldorf-Astoria
&
construction
$0.52
corporation
a
dividend
a
business
10,000 shares of preferred stock, of which 9,650 shares
publicly offered at par ($10 per share), 200 shares issued in
for 20 common shares and 150 shares in exchange for 16 V2
of
57,309
charges-.!
and
paid
common
for
of
will consist of common
Intercontinental Holdings, Ltd.,
on
the
pay
became »effective
1886.
be
shares
1951
Hilton Hotels Corp.—Exchange Offer Made—
exchange
1951,
19.
covering
to
are
1172.
p.
which
1951,
of
corporation
outstanding
shares
Earnings
statement
April
on
Period End. Mar. 31—
The
dividends
Common
SEC
Inter-Lock-In Furniture Corp., N. Y.—Files With SEC
1950
taxes
after
income
PreferredN
171, p.
18,
latter
certain
declared
close
share;
were
exchange
'3 Months Ended March 31—
in
V.
at
May
per
which
SEC
1275.
the
total of 3,652
a
has
record
on
cent
3%
with
p.
registration
a
with
Intercoast Petroleum Corp.—Pays Stock
The
holders
The
will be used for added working capital.—V. 173,
with
filed
single payment plan units, series
U, were sold at $1,000 each and 5,286 accumulative plan units, series
E,
at $1,200
each,
for
a
total
of
$3,651,664 and«. $6,342,900,
re¬
spectively. The remaining $5,136 series U and $300 of series E units
were
withdrawn from registration.—V. 173, p. 860,
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
The proceeds
Net
com¬
additional $2,000,000
an
amendment
an
April 11, 1950,
acquire
pany
to
connection
1-for-l.
the Engineers Waterworks Corp.
by
According
Pri¬
Co.—Bonds Placed
Water
Insurance Securities, Inc.—Sale of Securities—
sell
corporation on April 17 filed a letter of notification
with
covering 200,000 shares of common stock to be
offered at $1
share, without underwriting.
The pioceeis are to ne useu to
SEC
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$4,784,484 $12,618,682 $11,059,651
1173.
p.
Output—
Installation
(R.) Hoe 8c Co., Inc.—Earnings—
*
6 Months Endfed March 31—
Net
1951
$9,670,000
<-
$7,678,000
"950,000
—
after
income
812,000
7,020,000
taxes—
booked
Orders
1950
8,950,000
Shipments
♦Approximate.—V, 172,
2380.
p.
the year-end
Chairman
son,
Reporting
above —V.
173,
p.
1478.
said
S.
Quarter Ended March 31—
income after taxes
shares
^Earnings per common share
1950
1949
$724,564
785,000
"$0.27
deducting
a
$0.74
non-recurring
proposal'1 to1 increase the
common stock from 2,000,000 to 6.000,000 shares in order
three-for-one split, effective April 18, 1951.—V. 173, p. 1584.
stockholders
authorized
to effect a
April
on
18
approved
the
a
to
program
of
put the
1951—Month—1950
—V.
$3,205,389
—
1
$3,216,433
$6,365,794
173, p. 1173.
Edward
L. Fuller, President, has announced
that the stockholders
April 16 approved an amendment of the certificate of incorporation,
which will increase the authorized capital stock from 240,000 to 750,000
shares of no par common stock and split up the 240,000 outstanding
shares
26,
on
on
is
It
two-for-one
a
the
that
expected
basis
the effective date.—V.
Plans—Bond
-
An
amended
calls
Mar. 31.'51
of—
net
assets
Shares outstanding
Net
assets
-
—
—
share
1732.
per
—V. 172, p.
$2,283,074
105,217
$21.70
into
480,000 shares.
amendment
173,
p.
Period End. Mar. 31—
oper.
.$1',275,798
SS^O"""
62,470
$21.03
$20.42
'
Hudson & Manhattan RR.—March
Gross
$1,804,477
7951—Month—1950
$882,582
$846,081
811,558
revenues
Oper. expenses & taxes_
809,402
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$2,597,010
2,394,118
$2,335,813
2,307,636
350,000
and
will
effective
become
•Income
April
on
—V.
amended
the
on
The
commission
to
preferred
ancl
authorized
$46,215
of
130,165
387,662
389,722
p.
1478.
per share was paid on the
On the same date a distri¬
bution of $128.25 per share
(including $28.25 accumulated dividends)
■was
made on the preferred
stock to holders of record March 15,
1951.
There will remain $73,973 which will be held for payment and
partial
taxes,
as
a
To
liquidating dividend of $75
B common stocks on April 16.
and any balance will be
paid later to class A and B stockholders
final distribution.
obtain
payment, stock certificates should be forwarded to Marine
120 Broadway, New York, N. Y.—V. 173, p, 1275.
Midland Trust Co.,
of
of
and
preferred
with
173,
two
snow,
little
figures.—V.
January
first
will
761.
p.
Corp.—Earnings—
1951
1950
1949
$1,626,615
$611,041
$663,522
232,000
255,000
$379,041
400,000
400,000
$1.98
taxes-—
shares
per
$0.94
outstanding
share
$408,522
400,000
•
$1.02
172, p. 661.
Lerner Stores Corp.—Current Sales Increased 45.4%—
—V.
bids
for
preferred stock.
An additional
to General Public Utilities
sold
for
the
the
bids
bonds
and
one
returned
were
stockholders
from
a
100,000
have
shares,
two-for-one
voted
no
tion
notes
first
mortgage
used
to
value,
p.
Feb.
of
from
1,
the
Mary
p.
to
the
authorized
200,000
shares,
common
$5, to
par
1072.
(111.)—Purpose of Offering—
the recent sale of $350,000 direct obliga¬
and the issuance of $69,000 of 3V4%
1951
sinking fund bonds,
for
pay
Company
received
dated
Increase
to
par
split.—V. 173,
Little Company of Mary
The proceeds
first
of
1951—2 Mos.—1950
$9,222,402 $20,387,607 $15,343,769
1173.
p.
Lincoln Stores, Inc.—Split-Up Approved—
common
$1,500,000
1951—Month—1950
$13,407,912
—
173,
stock
of bonds.
requests
the
State
p.
hearing
exemption
-en
the
from
requested
exemption
construction
Hospital
series B,
of
a
estimated
new
to
due April
convent
cost
1, 1962
building
$806,132.
will be
Little
at
See
V.
173,
1479.
Locomotive Firebox Co.—Liquidation Distribution-
New
of
the
authorized
the
issuance
and
sale
of
net
stock, as separate transactions, when and if
by the Board of Public Utilities Commissioners
Jersey and subject to the commission's future
request for
exemption from competitive
bidding.
1479,
Mar. 31,'51
Net
—V.
assets
assets
per
Dec. 31,'50 Mar. 31/50
$997,268
$879,235
$587,834
$28.87
;
$28.16
$25.87
share
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical
The
Los
The
stock
Corp.—Listing—
Stock Exchange has approved the application of
to list 3,120,000 shares of outstanding $1 par value
Angeles
corporation
capital stock.
will
certificates
for
stamping.
Final
distribution
is not
162, p. 2644.
Lone
Star
Offered
—
Steel Co.
A
group
—
Unsubscribed Shares
Publicly
of underwriters headed by Dallas
Rupe & Son, Estabrook & Co. and Straus & Blosser on
April 16 publicly offered at $9.50 per share 420,053 shares
of common stock (par $1). This represented the unsub¬
scribed balance of the 640,000 shares originally offered to
common stockholders of record April 4 at $8.55 per share,
subscription rights to which expired
173, p. 1584.
on
April 14.
See
further details in V.
173, P. 1584.
this
stock
the
Johnston Mutual Fund, Inc.—Assets Increased—
Total
of
expected until late In 1952.—V.
common
of
determination
173,
a
an
$343,507
Hutchins Investing Corp.—Liquidating Dividends—
A
for
be
As of—
class A and
time
the issuance and sale
proposal, the common shares would be sold
shares would be offered for private sale. As
Central
further
$215,464
173,
month
quarter
In
the
of
surrender
$42,430
$172,198
this
shares
were
May 7, 1951, to request
competitive bidding.
$28,177
18,038
$87,735
1950.
until
Jersey
$202,892
12,572
adjustment Income bonds.—V.
warm
of
Following approval by the stockholders on March 21 of a plan of
liquidation and dissolution, the company announced that an initial
liquidating dividend of $5 per share will be paid on presentation and
latter,
$36,679
5,751
$53,811
of interest
very
first quarter
the first
that
ahead
competitive
bidding in order that it might enter into negotiations for such private
sale of the preferred.
The commission has given interested persons
the
129,256
deficit
•Exclusive
said
quarter
835,000
income
Period End. Mar. 31—
the SEC by this company
to GPU and the preferred
to
—V.
Net
on
advertised
40,000
shares
common
$75,444
charges
at
with
(parent) for $3,500,000.
Only one bid
bid for the preferred having been received,
to the bidders unopened.
$71,024
4,420
income
a
1950
income
effect
Corp.
expressly
Gross
sale
recently
and
bonds
mortgage
from
Operating income
Non-operating income
first
$270,000
income taxes
Sales
Offering Deferred—
deferring action
company
Under
Earnings Improve—
the
was
$791,615
before
Net
566.
financing proposal filed
issuance
for
The
Dec. 31,'50 Mai'. 31,'50
but March,
April 24,
on
as
Nine Months Ended March 31—
Profit
Federal
1951, and that certificates for the additional shares will be mailed
April 30, 1951, to the stockholders of record at the close of business,
on
Hudson Fund, Inc.—Asset Value Shows Gain—
As
1950,
good
company
on
stock and for
Total
as
the
Lehn & Fink Products
Earnings
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—Amends Financing
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$7,315,513
President,
be
not
quarter behind
Capital
International Salt Co-Split-Up Ratified—
Howard Stores Corp.—March Sales Off 0.3%—
Period End. Mar. 31—
White,
will
February
The
Sales
V.
1951
months
Nickel "has entered into arrangements to
plant at Huntington, W. Va.,. for the account of the
Energy Commission.
These government-owned facilities
and operated by the company."
work in process or recently completed in connection
of underground mining expansion, Dr. Thompson
noted that, to date, some $100,000,000 has been spent, chiefly on this
program.—V. 173, p. 660.
$0.79
Houston Lighting & Power Co.—Stock Split Voted—
The
of
and
785,000
charge of $704,895 resulting from
the sale of the comnany's interest In Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.
tAfter preferred dividend requirements.—V. 173, p. 1275.
•After
President.
International
pilot
Atomic
with
$686,756
1951
$317,474
•785,000
outstanding
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.—Earnings Off—
Robert
will be leased to
Houdaille-Hershey Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings-
Common
increase#
to
company
per
month, beginnings
ore.April 25 by Dr. John F, Thomp¬
Present
production is at capacity of
the company's defense production, other than refined
platinum metals and other metallic elements, Dr. Thomp¬
that
a
Referring
Net
and
this
by
1,000,000* pounds
disclosed
on
copper,
design
U.
Hilton Hotels Corp.
about
was
20,000,000 pounds per month.
son
Offer—
facilities
emergency
.
productions by
before
nickel,
Hotel Waldorf-Astoria Corp.—Exchange
See
of
nickel
Long Island Lighting Co.—Rights to Stockholders—
The
May
the
be
admitted
effective" with the SEC.—V.
to
173,
dealing
p.
860.
"upon
registration becoming
2
plans to offer to common shockholders of record
additional 524,949 shares of common stock (no par) on
company
the
basis
of
subscription
tion
price
one
for each six shares held, with an over¬
Rights will expire on May 18.
The subscrip¬
share
privilege.
will be
determined shortly before tha offering, is made.-
,
;
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1794)
Operating
Operating
expenses-—
Maintenance
—
Depreciation
Operating taxes
Income
taxes
743,682
2,784,768
{X>r)
the
$1,764,325
$7,612,949
22,010
May
have
$1,759,173
S7.5SO.933
742,876
3,089,095
named
statement with
convertible debentures,
4 Va %
hangar
2,763,861
York)
the
as
and Kalman A Co,,
principal
underwriters.
■
$1,016,297
$1,161,923
SO.32
$1.32
service
aircraft
Convair
($429,000);
$480,000:
Other
radio equipment
tools;-
equipment,
$1.12
consummate
EFFECT
TO
2%
1979
due
Authorized
Aug.'!, 19757 1
Sept. 1,'
$22,000,000
1
'
Feb.
(due
1981
(due
Apru
serial
purchase
notes
to
($200,000
6,000,000
.
6,060,000
1,
:
.
10.000,000
due
Aug.
28, 1955)
obligation of The
money
Maryland
Power
Co.,
$4,000,000
{1,600,000
.'•Based on 3,149,696.6 shares.—V.
173,
1699.
p.
installed-
hew
the
of
Convair
with
together
therein,
aircraft
radio
and
be
to
and
propellers
and
engines
spare
equipment
Conxmon
radio
Louisville & Nashville RR. — Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering of 9,900 shares of common stock (par
$50) was made on April 25 in the over-the-counter mar¬
,
•/
equipment, are to be financed to the extent of 75'* of the tost
thereof by. bank loans, not exceeding. $3,000,Q00 in amount:
Construc¬
tion of the addition-to the company's foregoing" facilities is to be
financed
irom
ket by
The First Boston Corp. at $52.75 per share, with
dealer's discount of $1 per share.
The offering was
a
oversubscribed and the books closed.—V.
173,
1479.
p.
be
tire
Phillips.
funds
Lynn
Gas
Electric
&
Boston Corp. and
Co.—Notes
Offered—The
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
First
—V.
interest.
accrued
issue
April 25
on
Lehman
other
Brothers
bids
Haisey,
Peabody
.Of
for
{10,000
shs.
&
& Co.
the
bid
Co.
also
100.0999
the
awarded
were
naming
Three
coupon.
by the
cate
<.
'•
v
•.'
k
•
,
'•
7
.
'
■
.
t.v
;
/
*
•
—V.
172,
to
the
proceeds from
$201,308
$291,422
$338,214
i
of
and
year
supple¬
be
may
follows:
as
authorized
indentures
series
any
cne
Oi ,090
1,913,170
bonds
issued. f
2%
10-year
&
of
names
the
set forth
Corp
&
several
the' respective
are
principal
underwriters
<
;
&
;
;
:
2,500^000
•_
1,500!000
(Inc.)
&
•
$2,500,000
Hutzler—
Co—
Blair
of
principal amounts severally
below:
~
1,000,000 •
—____l.OCO.OOO "
Pomeroy, Inc.——
Co
i——
:
750,000
Co—;
'
750 000
.
173; p. 1700.
lMontana Dakota Utilities Co.—Offering to Stockholders
the
sale
the stock
of
will
be
is offering to its common stockholders'19 a total of 236,755 additional shares
of common stock
(par $5) at $14.50 per share on the
basis of one share for. each 4_1/2 shares held.
Rights are
to expire on May 3.
The offering is underwritten by a
group of underwriters headed by Blyth &
plant.
"
$592,281
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
r
PRESENT
Authorized
•
Co., Inc., and
Merrill
FINANCING
''
.1-
company
record April
of
added
genera! funds of the company and aoplicd. toward payment for
to its property.
This year the company will spend' about.
for additions, of which $2,550,000 will be used for a dis¬
CAPITALIZATION
First
6,
of
'
—The
.
2025.
p.
Bros.
Milwaukee
—V.
common
tribution
»
shs.
amount
indenture
within
*
«
4,000,000
share for each ten held at $15.50 per share.
one
.PROCEEDS—Net
1951—6 Mos.—1950
1951—3 MOs.—1950
Npt income after taxes
The
$3,400,000
'
Madison Square Garden Corp.—Earnings—
.Period End. Feb. 28—
-
additions
1700.
p.
'
.
The
amounts
due
series and
Securities
Wriliam
Any common not taken
stockholders will be offered by a syndi¬
headed by Kalman & Co., Inc.
.
$3,800,000 will be applied to the *
payment of a corresponding principal amount of outstanding 2 xhl!c :
promissory notes of the company; and the balance will be used for
•
of 1981
Schoellkopf, Hutton
Warrants expire 2 p.m. May 2.
were
101.40;
construction costs.—V." 173,
Offering Underwritten—Com¬
April- 19* are being offered
118,426 additional shares in the
—
to
debt
purchased by each
Union
oU record
subscribe
rights to
101.31;
the sale,
from
stockholders
mon
ratio of
3%%
a
Additional
Harris, Hall & Co.
.
received
from
the
following:
White, Weld & Co,- and Kidder,
and Coffin & Burr, Inc., 101.01?,
coupon
Inc.,
(jointly),
proceeds
bankers
bonds
Saloman
j Minneapolis.Gas Co;
,
series.
*
9,000,000
shs.
2,000,000 shs.
.
in
by the restrictions of the
long-term
PURCHASERS—The
the
to'be
of
company
$6.50)
issuable
■
shs."
0.serial notes—$400,000; long-term debt of subsidiary—$1,000.
2127.
p.
(par
are
thereto:
Excludes
♦
approximately $1,743,000 will
capital, expenditures program
be borrowed from banks and
the
$2,907,000 to
limited
j
mental
on
their bid of 100.11.
on
3V*%
a
Stuart
The
is
loan
stock
bonds
Drexel
April 27
publicly offered $4,100,000 of 20-year 3y8% notes, series
A, dated April 1, 1951, and due April 1, 1971, at 100.75%
and
unsecured
the net proceeds will be added to general
available
for
general
corporate
purposes.
remainder
The
4%
ten-year
a
'
of .costa of
estimated
the
of,-the:
172,
by
Co.-
payment
to
of
excess
$325,4)00
of
proceeds of the stock sale,
net
applied
in
extent
Phillips 'Petroleum
Of
.
the
to
••The
•
,
• •
sub-
a
..
Purchases
7 ''
-
-
7,COO, 000
1,
sidiary ($1,000 due annually to 1961)
39,000
Cnmr. pfd. stock (par
$100)—500,000
4.40%
cum.
pfd. stock
90,000
4.60% cum. pid. stock, series B__l__
40,000
4.50% cum. pfd. stock, series CJ
li'.
6U,U00
ih
Pro Forma
"
—-
semi-annually
door and larger rear
•.
FINANCING
_____
series
West
1952.
-
due
series
10-year
5'*
m
PRESENT
(due
1979)
ex¬
provide
(due
1977
1981)
motli-
and
due
1977)
3%'*
for
and
accessories
series
3'/s%
three additional passenger seats, integral step passenger loading
door, cargo compartment .and door ($252,000).
each,
$3,528,948
$0.45
to
^
series due 1975
3%
$3,120,000 and the construction of a. new
facility unit at the Mlnneapolis-St. Paul Metro¬
parts for use in connection with such aircraft <$449,000);
lication of 19 presently owned Douglas DC-3 aircraft to
——;
$1,432,752
3'k
approximately
of
Airport, Minn., at an estimated cost ot
include- spare engines, propellers and
new
expects
GIVING
■^First mtge. bonds—
(Minneapolis)
public
offering
by amendment.
underwriting terms are to be supplied
and
politan
389,921
■_—
—
Inc.
The
penditures
the
it
CAPITALIZATION
company
cost
wmcn
registration
a
12-year
-
$6,292,803
885,343
filed
24
of
has a program of' capital expenditures which will
require approximately $4,730,000 by the eftd of 1953, including the
purchase of six Convair Model 34C two-engined aircraft at an aggre¬
16,202
S2,318,095
income
(New
Brothers
and
The
gate
Gross
April
on
$2,000,000
1963.
1,
been
price
$6,309,011
5,152
covering
Lehman
2,148,373
5,519
__—
corporation,
SEC
due
3,656,797
5,060,792
$2,323,614
income-
income
4,031,705
5,826,762
1,263,450
—
Operating
Other
944,80 1
1,422,284
1,103,790
1,679;788
—-
on iso.uuu.uuu
The
$13,854,535 $11,968,631 $48,573,942 $41,831,205
6,102,517
6,042,731
23,013,024 20,718,210
1,381.376
1,050,808
5,304,734
3,938,022
revenues.!^
Monday, April 30, 1951
.
Mid-Continent Airlines, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
1951—12 Mos.—1950
1951—3 Mos.—1950
End. Mar. 31—
Period
OF EARNINGS
STATEMENT
COMPARATIVE
,
.
.
Lynch, Pierce; Fenner & Beane;
*
;
•Subscription agents are: Northwestern National Bank of
Minneapolis
(Minn.) and the National City Bank of New York.
Outstanding
mortgage bonds:
-
•
'
Marathon
Corp.—Loan
Privately Placed—The company has borrowed an additional $7,000,000 from
the
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States on
3% notes maturing serially to 1965.
.
The
proceeds
corporate
general
/The
above
be
to
are
used
for
capital
expenditures
purposes.
borrowing
3%
^
$6.00
$15,000,000
series
series
•
outstanding
serial
on
notes.—V.
173,
1479,
p.
Marysville Newspapers Inc.
.
.
(Ohio)
Debentures Of¬
—
12-year-5%
of
£hort-term
ing, capital.
been
have
.
stock
TO
EFFECT
*
principal
the.
reduced
5,
1961,
"Evening
it
Tribune,"
for many
both
years.—V. 173,
the *"Union
$135,000
of
which
had
1479.
p.
County
been
Journal''
and
.
published'Tiv
v.'
'
earnings
Profit
Federal
s»
operations,—
income
taxes
taxes—:
rNet
per
i Forms New
Mathieson
been
to
Mercury
caustic
first
Ijefense
an
Cell
soda.
the
3,457,752 "
1,255,000
is
It
$2,906,630 ' $2,202,752
$1.08
»• $0.81"
\ ••
presently outstanding.
Production
of
that
195?.
the
This
will' be
plant
and Defen.-,e
Supply
expected that
the
plant
r,he
be
will
173,
year.—V.
p.
Hydrocarbon
will
transfer
completed
take
late
April
on
place
in
the
16
voted
its
on
sometime- in
third
sale.
May,
quarter
of
It
authorized
common
split of the
In
commcn
discussing
April
on
stock
stock
25
from
on
the
approved
1,400,000
to
two-for-one
a
proposal
to
2,800,000
basis.
„
•
After
into
giving
share.—V.
ferred
173,
of
five* shares
1479.
p.
of
common
>
•
a
,
for
each
a
pre¬
McGraw-Hill
ness
Publishing Co., Inc.—Secondary Distri¬
secondary distribution of 78,005 shares of
stock (no par) was made after the close of
busi¬
on
the
New York
Stock
Exchange on April 23 by
fixed price of $37.50
net, with
per share.—V. 172, p. 478.
Smith, Barney & Co. at
a dealer's discount of $1
a
the
-
sion—
To
'
Feb.
finance
28
the
no
formal
construction
a
has
holders
V
■
'•
.
>
by the - company
chlorine Dlant
ni
estimated cost of $10,000,000;
;
a
stock offered to, but
subscription warrants to be
to
to
of
the
240,000 shares
company.
This
of
offer
common
shall
•p. 559.
stock
expire
on
at
$12.50
June
27
per
1951
share
v
plans
of
to
issue
net
171
'
1951
construction
it
of
of
first 4
is
and
is
Power
will
program
estimated
and
will
be
provided
amortization
and'
approxi¬
aggregate
Commission
and
consummated
the k
$2,000,000 of preferred stock andk
mortgage bonds to finance the cost of,
construction
of
additions
to
utility
gas
thereto.
Prop¬
.
eliminate
to
45%
*
10
'
fractional '
Co.,
series
Harold
-
Wood
&
Woodard-Elwood
&
E.
5%
registration
there
statement filed- with
Sept. 30, 194D;
covering
serial
Nov.
bonds
1,
'
'■'.
on
have
sold
been
173,
p.-
shares
41,921
.'shares
958,079
1951.—'V.
1,000,000
for
removed
were
332.
and.
"
a
of
total
from
*
which
shares
'
$7,4F5.000
due
4,000.000
1972
Dec.
4,000,000
1,
1951-
2,700.0?0
{3,000,000
skg. fd. notes due
1967—
t2% indirect obligations to U. S. Govt.
Mis-ellaneous long-term obligations due
; 1951-1967
„
4,50%
series pfd. stock
(cum.)
Nov7T,
$439,639.-*
on'
V
3,236,310
480,889
—
"
480,889
($1C0
value)
par
Common
;
{2,000,000
2,500,(00
3,236,310
$2,500,000
j.
stock
($5
§150,000 shs.
■;
99,115 shs,
§2,500,000 shs.
value)—Z_I~~
par
(par
registration
Outstanding
—-—
3% %
Co.——5
SEC
the
FINANCING
.
7" series due April 1, 1976—% "serial bonds due April 1/1952-
5
Co
NEW
TO
Authorized
,
*
,
due
1988
.
—5
——
5
5
;'
J. M. Dain' .fc. 'lo.—.
Johnston-McKendrick
Inc;
GIVING/ EFFECT
1, 1970—1
3 Va %
.
111,302,698 shs.
<,f,dcii.tion31 bonds
may be issued upon compliance with the provision
the-indenture, provided that not in excess of
$40,000,000 principa
of
of'
amount
bonds
of
•
all
series
may be outstanding at anv one
time
quarterly March.25, 1951-1984—arising from
acquisition of prop
of Dakotas Electric
Cooperative, Inc.
{See heading
"Propose
I?«UeSi. of ^dclitional Securities," above.
§By amendment 'to the cer
t,ficate of incorporation filed Jan.
9, 1951; (a) the authorized numbe
of
iDue
Minnesota Power & Light Co.—Plans New Pfd. Stocky
stockholders
The
no
preferred
par
.
,
shares
shares,
preferred
of
of
which
stock; (b)
increased
from' 1,500,000
1951 and due April
1, 1981,
at
101.625%" and
April 24
was
awarded the
their bid of 101.085.'
on
for
bids
Other
The group
interest.
a
3%%
The First Boston
coupon
were
as
,
follows:
W.
issue
,
Q.
.
.
Langley
;
&
Corp;
(jointly); 100.6099: Halsev. Stuart &
Co! Inc., 1C0,5151; Kidder, Peabody & Co. and White; Weld & Co.'
(jointly), 100.289; Lehman Brothers. 100.25997;- Merrill Lynch. Pierce,
Fenner "& Beane,
100.2091; Glorfe, Fergan &< Co., 100.174. • Equitable
Securities
Corp. ' bid/. 102:26 and: Harnman Rip.ey & Co.,
Inc;, - bid
102.2099, both for a 3 V2% coupon.
- •
*
Co.
and
above-mentioned
The-
bonds
callable-all-in-part at prices ranging
accrued interest and may-be- redeemed-for
of the sinking fund at prices ranging from 1C2j/2 to 100 and
accrued
interest.
*
105%
to
100,
•
Plus
•
"
.
*
PROCEEDS—The
$3,995,400 from
the
program
The
the
are
to
be
proceeds
common
from
stock),
the
sale'
of
the
together .with
of
bonds
other
the
100,000
(c)
effective
shares of 4.20%
were
to
the
Jan.
series
percentages
«jf
dUring
the
wa
195]
preferre
into
4.509
stock
sub
shares
of
'•"•••!
of subscription
are
as
warrants*
7
follows:
%
F*
C0'L ^
Lynch,
Merril!
C.
5.5
—V.
1
Co..
173. p.
'
4.5 -
Pacific
5.5
Piper. Jaffray &
Stifel, Nicolaus &
Whiting, Weeks &
1.5
Co
7.5
4.5
Woodard-Elwocd
2 42 4
Dean; Witter & Co
2.4
—
Inc.—^—
1700.
The Milwaukee Co.
4:5"
^7 E;, Hutton & Co:-—
The Illinois Co
&
&
Laurence M. Marks & Co.:
McCormick & Co.
'
•
I1.5
Rollins & Co. Inc:___
Reoubllc Co. (Inc.)
Equitable Securities Corp.._
Kalman
Kidder, Peabody
,
Beane
Ally? and Co., Inc.__
Blair,
at
21-4
—
Pierce,
Fenner &
A.
re
Montana
names of the several underwriters and the
the shares of common
stock now. offered
severally agreed to purchase,
~
1
three
5ubscnb.ed for by the holders
h0
stock
serie
shares
reclassified
common
150 00
4.50%>
as
common
"Includes 545 shares of common
However, they exclude 241.577
issue ui?lssued:
in
exchange for
Northwest
~
CoT I"
Hopwondl
_
*
_
Co.
<
15
Inc
Stu'bbs
5
55.
2 4
*
l!s
Co" """""
45
57
&
*
•
Mcrrison-Knudsen Co., Inc.—CaUs
5% Preferred Stock
This
the
company
has
called
for
outstanding shares of 5%
per'she.re)
redemption'
cumulative
and accrued dividends.
will
expire
May
21.—V.
The right
173,
p.
on
May
21,
1951
preferred stock at
to convert
the
all-of
par
($50
shares into
477.
(plus'
funds
of
*
Morton* Oil
construction
estimates that expenditures for new construction
1951 and 1952 will amount to approximately $30,600,000.
company
years
net
sale of
applied toward the cost
of the company and-its subsidiaries.
company
and
of
ictn
77Nr?^RWRITEHS—The
respective
common
'
from
designated
number
2,500,000;
Central
on
were
hC+ st^ck-
fnr
for
whi°h
1,
to
C#-
_
increased
authorized
shares)
^HhPrtPf
rerled
.erved
which the
they have
April
was
shares
the
?iSn?,,rt»«Ue< 885 treasury
aos"'d«. outstanding
(including
k.
*
Monongahela Power Co.—Bonds Offered^—A group of
underwriters, headed by Union Securities Corp. and Sal¬
omon Bros. & Hutzler, on April 26 publicly offered $10,000,000 of first mortgage bondsK 3% %3 series - dated
stock
100,000
preferred
.
fof
We
have been
stock
(par
10
York,
has
been
Co.—Offering Withdrawn—
advised that the
cents)
at
60
withdrawn
)
will
sell
first
the
estimated
The balance of "
utility properties of Billings Gas Co. is
gas
and
additional
related
3.10%
an
<
Contingent upon the above financing, the company has
offered to
present stockholder and/or not more than five
other persons not
stockholders
it
<
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering of 6,500 shares of common stock (par
$10) was made on April 24 by Union Securities Corp.
at $35.87% per share, with a dealer's concession of 60"
cents per share.
The offering was oversubscribed and
the books closed—V.,173, p. 1585.
*
,
,
which
retirements, depletion
•First mortgage bonds:
3V series due April
lr 1965.
3% series due Sept.
account
received
and/or
"program
approximately $4,900,000.
which
CAPITALIZATION
*
.
common
to, adjustment
Co.
remaining
from
/
been
sodium
plans
t
$2,000,000
erties
Financing Plans—Expan¬
•
offer
of
—
earnings,
acquisition
erties
pur¬
...
Michigan Chemical Corp.
construction
expenditures of
the.acquisition of the
by the Federal
$3,000,000
.
bution—A
common
the
by,
Hopwood_
effective
accrued
.
1951
gross
company
sto
the
and
and
company
$3,0(0,000
of bonds will be applied first toward
payment
$5.100,COO of notes payable to The National City
and second toward payment of the cost of the
autnorized
underwriters, arid the
.
effect to the two-for-one split, holders of the com¬
stock now will be entitled to convert their shares
basis
York,
retained
.If
will vote May 8 on (1) authorizing 200;000 shares'
stock, issuable in.; series; and (2 >' reducing the^
preferred stock (par $100) from^200,000 to 116,000
shares.—V.. 172, p. 2381. -ih
'
•
company's expansion plans for 1951, R. E. Copstated that the corporation expected to spend ap¬
the
f '.
the J several
& Stone—15
authorized. 5%
the
on
names'* of
1700.
p.
cent),
1.
.
preferred
common
communities.
Allyn arid Co.,'Inc.—
became
;
pedge, Chairman,
proximately $2,500;000 on new construction, and has six new store
locations building at the present time. However,, he
ad;'—1, it did not
seem
likely that all of these stores will be completlu before the.
year-end.
pany's
of
; i. 76,
1
1951,
mately $2,500,000.
current
increase
,
business
April
May,
$5,000,000
New
required for^the
from provisions made for
from
bidding in
bonds, due serially $100,000 on April 1 in each' of the "
inclusive, the- rates of interest on these bonds to
by competitive bidding.
The net proceeds- frcm the *
fund$
and that-
the
shares,
.
the
_
of
567;
stockholders
the
i
is
McCrory Stores Corp;—Split-Up Approved—■
/The
in
Minnesota Fund, Inc.—Amendment' Filed—
..
Mathieson
primarily
engaged
Co.;'inc.;
173,
April.4,
Chemical
of
involve
These stock
the United
;
is
such
due
1971,
balance of the
of
company's;
of
follows:
as
Roland
Under
corporation
holders
-
of
the
Bank
been
•
each., (subject
by,
Jaffray &
C.
A.
The
operation
Programs.
.,
; .
has otfeied to purchase, from Mathieson Hydro¬
Corp., the chlorine plant being'erected by the latter,
adjacent to Mathieson Chemical's plant in SaltviliC, Va. The directors
of both
companies have approved the' transaction? and the
share¬
The
carbon
plan
which had
-* *» *'
'
1951
to
competitive
,
facility has been certified by tile
as
being essential to the Civilian
Administration
of
OF ADDITIONAL
SECURITIES—The
registration sfc*t#-m.ent wfch respect to.
by
bonds,
determined
sale
-'
—
full
for
Allison-Williams
—V.
in
be
1,200|000'
was
1952
years
1951
percfentages'of the shares of
Kalman &
of
expected
;
suburban
subscribed
Model,
CorR., a, new wholly-owned subs-dary, V
operate. a lQO.-toii. chlorine plant at'
Mobile), Ala.
Long-term rights jhaveadjacent salt dome, and the new improved Math¬
will be used, in the manufacture of chlorine and-
quarter
stock
common
sell
mortgage
mortgage serial
Northwestern
exchange Wer.' the
for
■
and
north
•'
adjacent
shares) are
Chemical
build
to
miles
acquired
ieson
in
Alabama
(40
March lt
,
purchased,
:——
;
of
ISSUES
separate
first
„
reserved
shares
..
respective
$4-,790,204
Subsidiary—Buys Chlorine Plant
formed
been
Mcintosh
shares
shares
of
was
UNDERWRITERS—The
Piper.
'share.—;
common
2,661,863
on
and
•
3,660,000
.
number
BUSINESS—Company
1950
■*
-income,
.•Based
has
•
to
Co.
a
and
chasing, distributing and selling natural gas in the City ,61 Minneapolis*
6.566.G50
——
_____
••■'•.
*
States.
not
S8;021,545
__
.
•Earnings
i
from
before ' income
7
-:.i.
•
Gas
filed
issue
to
as
of
and'
Marysville"
■'
:
Mathieson Chemical Corp.—Earnings—
'3 Months Ended March 31—
1551
Total
to
,
•
-1
Minneapolis
trustee,
integration and simplification referred to above.
security holders are widely" distributed.1 throughout
plan
the
•
V
PROPOSED
has
<
there were 6,228 record holders of' the
common stock of
the. company. In addition there were approximately
850 holders of securities exchangeable for common stock of the company
which as of that date had not been exchanged under the terms, of the
organized in Ohio on Dec. 30,
1950,
business at Marysville, Ohio.
It' is the
"Evening Journal-Tribune" and is-also
replaced
of
1948
and simplification at "March—31,
10,253 shares at April 19, 195lrV
NOTE—As of
250 shs.
engaged In the Job printing business.
The -"Evening Journal-Tribune"
is* published daily except Sunday and is the only daily newspaper
published and of general circulation in Union County, Ohio.
As of
March
4,448 shs.
1,312,948 sirs.
issued.
be
may
increased to 1,700,000 by amendment
certificate of incorporation effective April 17, 1951.
Outstanding-
$165,000
1„
1951- and-
31,
integration'
FINANCING
'
4,443 shs.
1,700,000 shsr'
—
bonds
Minneapolis,
{Includes. 10,283
ft
•
of
authorized
the
to
work¬
«
Bank
series
1973
Oct.
dated
March
at
was-
of
place
publisher of
and
to
trust
tThe
$120,000
250 shs.
">■
"BUSINESS—Corporation
its
added
PRESENT
Authorized
•
$ll—
(par
12*year 5% secured debentures due 1963
owner
redeem
'
GIVING
/
with
to
,
.
,
Capital
used
indebtedness and the^ balance Jiad been
CAPITALIZATION
-
proceeds
4,024 shs.
supplemental and amended
by the First supplemental indenture dated as of Jan. 1. 1950.
debentures dated March 15, 1951
15, 1963 at 100 and accrued interest.
net
8 254 shs.
>
Additional bonds
of the 1975 series and of other series may, however, be- issued' upon
compliance with the provisions of the indenture pf mortgage and deed
National
secured
PROCEEDS—The
•
value)
par
5.841 shs.
■.
4,024 s;is,
——
—
($1
additional
No
of
fered—The Ohio Company on April 6 offered $135,000 of
and due March
series
$5.00
5,841 shs.
,
be
3,940,000
8,254 Shs.
—
PURPOSE—The net proceeds from the sale
of the common stock will
applied toward payment of $5.100,0')0' of notes
p*\ aole
to
The.
N&tional
City Bank* of New York
which
were
issued
to
provide
temporary financing of additions to the company's natural
gas
and *
electric utility properties.The-balance of the notes are proposed to
be. paid from- a part of -the
proceeds from the sale of $5,000,000 of
first mortgage bonds to be issued in
May;. 1951 (see below); ■ '
' *
$10,670,000
•
—,
debt
of
amount
•
.
A
—'
—
—.——
tCommon stock
the
1973—'
Oct.. 1,
due
series
$5.50
$5.10
for
and
series,
series, due Jan, 1, .1975—
stock, cumul.
($100 par value)
Pfd.
-
,
■
to
raised
3.14 %.
,
cents
from
offering of 100,000 shares
per
the
share
by
Lasser
market.—V.
173,
of common
Brothers
p.
965.
New
Volume 173
Number 5007
Muter Co.
(&
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Subs.)—Earnings-
Ohio Power
Three Months Ended March 31—
1951
Net
income
Capital
after
shares
Earnings
p.
173,
$2,819,000
293,033
219,137
;
,
outstanding
share
per
—V.
taxes
1950
$4,565,000
Sales
This
651,200
$0.34
transfer
The
of
its
Ohio
of
March
of
1950,
ultimately
of
The
new
corrugated
such
plant,
April
box
paper
factory
for
this
its
corporation,
12th
SEC
now
all
525
pursuant
outstanding
SEC
to
shares
be
interested
until
persons
May
1,
1951,
to
request
the
upon
proposal.—V.
173,
568.
p.
26.
The
be
on
of
build
plant is
other
of
United
feet
square
acquired
and
Wis.,
in
it
announced
was
on
one-story
building
Trading
Co.,
a
to
National
Container
completed by the end of 1951.
Corp. has a paperboard mill and
and
mills
mill
a
and
States.—V.
10
at
Ontonagon,
other
173, p.
Olympic Radio
will
International
by
lease
it
Corp.
be
to
Wis.,
paperboard
the
unit
Container
Tomahawk,
Milwaukee,
land
of
the
expected
National
for
100,000
tract
a
will
The
at
planned
unit
new
built
which
The
is
box
Mich.,
plants
in
A
letter
8,800
with
box
plant
besides
various
Van
ceeds
Research
Corp.,
Cambridge,
A
letter
notification
of
2,000 shares of
through
ceeds
V.
to
are
171,
William
to
go
filed
was
with
the
SEC
16
Coolidge,
A.
the
selling
covering
share
per
The
stockholder.—
shares
and
of
Charles
T.
Fisher,
has
Jr.,
elected
been
Director—
The
The
Fisher
member
of
is
of
President
the
board
of
National
the
director
a
directors
Bank
this
of
American
of
Detroit.
of
Airlines,
a
Briggs
Manufacturing Co.; Campbell, Wyant & Cannon Foundry Co.; Cunning¬
ham Drug Stores, Inc.; and Detroit Edison Co.
Mr. Fisher also is Presi¬
dent
the
ot
stock
public
Detroit
Board
Commerce.—V.
erf
173,
offering
The
quarter
of
that
reports
company
broke
1951
all
previous
during
records.
company
the
first
total
The
New York Central RR.—Places
The
orders
of
Central
for
7,050
System
freight
April
on
and
cars
announced
24
200
cabooses
at
that
placed
for
the
this
at
time
The
1952.
insure
to
Central's
which
cars,
continued
and
car
will
built
be
shops
of
were
new
in
for
public
together
be
the
and
with
the
and
five
by
Glore,
terms
manufacturing
and
jobbing
unit
1.000
box
con¬
proceeds
part
of
the
of
their
the
to
serving
1,000
hopper
is
natural
the
of
one
'
in
gas
the
of
the
and
and
the
full
balance
and
company
subsidiaries
expansion
in
repay
to
'The builders
,
The
will
Steel
will
be
late
received
this
stock
value),
par
corporation
has
Since
in the United States.
paid
dividends
dividends
1938,
GIVING
EFFECT
(cumulative,
its
on
have
common
issuable
Steel Co., Inc., 1,000 70-ton gondolas;
Manufacturing Co., 1,000 55-ton hopper cars;
Co., 1,000 70-ton gondolas; Despatch Shops, Inc.,
hopper cars and 1,000 55-ton box cars; General American
Transportation Corp., 500 flat cars and 50 12,500-gallon tank cars;
St.
Louis
Car
New York,
Co.,
steel cabooses.—V.
200
in
two
TO
PRESENT
the
at
Gross
1951—Month—1950
ry.
Net
645,381
614,453
1,893,883
2,187,547
2,477,221
4,932,425
1,759,170
2,127,447
3,851,641
income
—V.
oper.
1,769,121
5,150,584
4,098,857
•
172, p. 1480.
The
part
stockholders
All
or
payment
of
excess
Aug.
the
on
1,
due.
1951,
The
note
$9,683,750,
from
to
Interest
of
would
bond
be
note
the
when
the
present *4%
mortgage
public,—V.
bonds
4%
172, p.
bonds
1734.
rate
become
secure
amount
dated
on
of
due.
principal
3%%
per
in
not
about
or
At
shall
in
one
to
fix
Feb.
Aug.' 1
1951, $9,154,500
hands of
the
28,
the
in
Equitable
down
and
rights,
the
if
Newman-Crosby
of
110%
and
Co.,
Steel
called
Co.—Partial
of
the
shares
riyth <fc Co.,
J.
of
company
1961
at
accrued
interest.
Payment will be made at the Industrial
Westminister St., Providence, R. I.—V. 169, p. 806,
Ill
,
Niagara Hudson Power Corp.—Ceases
SEC
April
on
25
that
this corporation
that
its
Pursuant
sion
and
New
to
by
York,
the
the
as
holding
a
dissolution
a
dissolved
was
announced
U.
plan
District
S.
has
corporation
Dec.
on
the
has ceased to be
registration
issuance
of an order declaring
holding company and ordering
a
company
to
cease
be
heretofore
approved
Court
the
for
173,
in
by
the
of
*
A.
G.
Inc
its
assets
of
and
Co.
Bruce
Si
Fewel
Levy
4,000
Lester
First
Si
10,000
H.
to 3%
A.
Si
2,000
1,000
Privately
notes, due April 1,
Frank
—V.
Northwest Gypsum Co., Colfax, Wash.—Files With SEC
company on April 16 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 200,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents), to be offered
at 25 cents per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
used to erect a mill and purchase equipment.
has
postponed
stock
Co.—Offering Postponed—
for
President,
temporarily
which
bids
The
sell
436,224 shares of
The
while
preferred
the
common
will
be
for
of
of
of
sale
have
series
par
of
offered
stock
is
to
be
2,
1351,
underwritten;
May
then
$100
for
offered
at
held.
that
on
the company
of its preferred
May
authorization
common
be
shares
taken
SEC
2.to
SEC
'___
preferred
par
for
at
issue
and
stock
and
subscription
the
rate
offering
of
one
of
by
share
bidding,
bids
to
set
tion
V.
program,
173, p.
the
Stone
Si
Stone
<fe
5.000
Sutro
Si
Henry F.
of-new
stock
compensation to be paid by Ohio to the bidders
underwriting the, sale of such shares.
financing will be applied to the company's construc¬
estimated
at
$57,000,000
1701.
for the years
the
1,000
Dean
1,000
4,000
___
Weld
3,000
18,000
Co
Si
500
Co.—______
Hansen
Hlggins
tachable
at
an
Co.
Si
(he
Public
4,000
respectively,
entitle
1951
and
1952.—
the
March
business
day
common
stock
the
of
statement
stock, $1
common
31,
and
after
the
par.
are
to
on
$7,625
resale
per
be
to
75%
before
of
the
of
the
oulstanding
to
the
sale,
its
the
is
shares
Saturday,
or
company
registration
close
to
made
be
which
on
such
on
excess,
concessions
the shares,
173,
by
and
50,000
If
becomes
shares
issue of
due
Electric
—
effective."
$7,125
of
owns
$1
$1.66
share
per
last year.—V.
173,
The debentures
The
$1,000
was
the
on
smaller
1701.
p.
by
paid
aggregate
the
were
offering
was
priced at 100%
oversubscribed
will
represent
shares
After
under¬
3.5%
(16.7%)
giving
of
effect
the
Notes
and
value
$500
debenture
at
the
net
stock.
common
purchase
and
in
operation
the
prices
'carry
will
These
$4
at
common
running
proceeds
to
the
par.
par.
de¬
a
to
$8
warrants
per'share
share
per
will'
through
through-
be
received from the-sale of
used to- redeem outstanding*
approximately
and
$160,000 .will*
installation
the
of'
The
expanding business and. for'
A portion of these funds may be
for advances made to subsidiaries
approximately
will
in
engaged
items.
plant
a
company's
company
bank
existing
warrants
BUSINESS—The
are
the
purposes.
the
of
amount
of
of
erection
of
corporate
reimburse
reduce
to
cise
the
complete
loans.
be
its
manufacture
plant
for
construction
or
proceeds received from the exer¬
company's general funds.
the
to
and
company
the
$140,000
Any
added
..
subsidiaries
and
sale
leach
wholly
plywood
of
owned)
and
related
has in operation three softwood plywood mills
In Oregon and California, and on© hardwood plywood mill in Michigan*"
with
total
a
and
company
combined
productive capacity of approximately 8,250,000,-'
production of approximately 6,200,000 square feet of
current
a
finished
plywood
is
company
of
12
of
equivalent
3%-inch
a
its
expanding
plant
basis
on
in
plants
in
the
to
Michigan,
company
well
as
as
a
Ohio, Washington, California, Texas
distributes practically all of the output
substantially equal volume of plywood
others.
CAPITALIZATION
•
GIVING
*.
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
mortgage
April 1,
note.™_____—
bank____
$171,467
500,000
11,500.000
debentures,
($1
Outstanding
500,000
series
1,500,000
A,
1963
stock
FINANCING
$171,467
to
sinking fund
due
The
California
capacity of approximately 5,000,000 square
3/»-inch equivalent basis per month.
Through*
a
warehouses
purchased from
"5%
month.
per
facilities
productive
Oklahoma,
its
on
currently
a
par
51,500,000 shs.
value)
11729,690 shs.
mortgage in the original amount of $219,000 dated
March
18, 1949,
given in connection with the purchase of property
and equipment
of Crescent Plywood Division; principal balance pay¬
able in instalments, in each case plus accrued interest, of $3,333.33 on
15th
the
15th
Dec.
day of each month to and including Dec. 15, 1951, $20,000 on
day of June and
December,
thereafter to and including.
15,
tAs
of
and
1953
thereafter
National
money
until
April
1,
Bank
of
debentures
$7,500
paid
in
in
the
on
15th
day
of
June
and
December,
full,
1951, the company entered into an Indenture with
Detroit, trustee, providing for the Issuance in series
amount not to exceed $5,000,000 at any one time
an
outstanding.
of
stock re¬
to the
5% sinking fund debentures, due Aug. 1. 1967, and 150,000 shares re¬
served for issuance upon exercise of detachable warrants attached to
the 6%
sinking fund debentures, series A, due April 1 ,1963.
68,208
anti-dilution
the
served
shares (increased from 58,800 shares by
provisions of the warrants)
of common
for issuance
upon
out¬
^Includes
in
payment
directors
15.000
of
a
have
reason
exercise of warrants initially attached
shares
Privately
—
An
$100,000 10-year notes dated March 22, 1951 and
1961, have been placed
will be Issued to the underwriters
their underwriting commissions.
The
stock dividend payable on April 28,
which
portion
declared
a
of
2%
1951, to stockholders of record on April
UNDERWRITERS—The
Placed
.
purchase warrant for 100 shares and 50 shares,
par
to
1952,
general
to
5 Includes
to be
amount equivalent
242,500
Panhandle.
serially through March 22,
196.
1951
per
privately through Loewi & Co., Milwaukee, Wis.—V. 163,
p.
with
compared
stock
holder
and
tories
1481.
Co.
of
quarter
and equipment therein; and the balance of approximately '
will be used for additional working capital-to finance inven-1
principal
Paragon
T
,
1958.
to
used
$680,000
the
exchange
the
of
realized
above the
at
Atlas is
any,
as;
same
total number of shares sold.
the
Atlas
stock
of
p.
tlic
dealer,
to
over
prospectus,
holdings
standing, stock.—V.
the
of
common
Statement
purchase
to
adjustment whereby
an
share multiplied
to
the
of
agreed
is-to
equal
proceeds,
underwriting group headed
of
except Friday
the
have
there
amount
offering
first
the
approximately $535,000 will be
sinking fund debs, due Aug. 1, 1967;
5%
Common
with
outstanding common,
an
the
first three months of 1950.
Net
of approximately 6,323,000 shares out-'
debentures
of
better
of
31,
March
With
closing bid price on the New York Stock Exchange
the
underwriters
gross
of
3.3.3%
first
or
writers
to
Weld
of
7%
shares
representing
registration
in
in ,the
outstanding
common
Notes payable
a
net
23,000
Co
Si
„
filed
25
profit for
average
an
WARRANTS—Each
the
the
shares
April
on
continue
Redemption prices of the debentures range
from
104%
to
Sinking fund redemptions may be made at prices from 101% to
2,000
Co.——___
Si
Executive
Endacott,
and the books closed.
its
Inc.—.
Johnson Si
Witter
Wulff,
12,500
•:
2,000
18,000
White Si
the
of
Mr.
President, has been the
will
and
company
interest.
accrued
and
N.
the
of
,
Brooks & Co. Inc.
5,000
1,000
,
2.000
;
Wilson,
Co._
7.500
Walston, Hoffman Si Good¬
White,
President.
net
above
on
veneers
C.
Chairman
and
Chairman
.
that
shares
feet
1,000
elected
10,000,000 shares to 20,000,000 shares and to split
two shares for one without any change in the
the corporation.
$2.51
was
of
of
said
for
1,000
not less than
"on
Adams
provide
1,000
Officer
Assistant to
stock
surplus
or
3,000
Co.—,™
Si
Inc.
Securities
Co
win
the
has been
1938,
becomes
and
of
stock from
outstanding
4,000
Si Miller__
-
18,000
Co.,
Youngberg
Weeden Si Co.
Elected—
President.
as
Swift Si Co._____
1,000
President
Split-Up Ratified—Earnings
Plywood, Inc.—Debentures Offered—Offering of $1,500,000 6% sinking fund debentures, series A, due April
1, 1963, with 7-year warrants to purchase 150,000 shares
of common stock attached, was made on April 23 by a
group headed by H. M. Byllesby & Co., Inc., and P. W.
5,000
Co
Meyer Si Fox
Webster
of
$10,.
to
quarterly dividend of $1.20 per share has been declared payable
1, 1951, to stockholdcis of record May 11,
1951.
This is an
increase
over
the
previous quarterly rate which was $1 per share.
Stockholders on April 24 voted to Increase the amount of authorized
Wagenseller Si Durst, Inc.-
500
by Atlas Corp., of New York, to
White,
forth, the
of
Stern, Frank,
1,000
18,000
Co.
Co.__.__
Si
Si
Staats
the
their services in
Proceeds
R.
500
Stephenson, Leydecker Si Co.
4,000
<fc
Co
Agnew
Barney
1,500
192,500
shares,
common
common
offering price is to be determined by the
company.
Unsubscribed shares, together with such shares, if any, as
are
acquired in stabilization transactions, are to be offered for sale
at competitive bidding at the subscription
price to stockholders—the
for
1,000
1481.
p.
William
value
par
share)
A
other
3,000
Shuman,
10,000
James
According
competitive
The
capacity
used
8,000
Smith,
the
per
June
'•
Si
Raggio, Reed Si Co
500
New
—
since
Endacott
Paul
Manager
be
Schwabacher
500
to change
value $10
(stated
Co.
Chief Executive
and
Operating
3,000
Jackson
<fc
voted
16
par
machinery
Frank C. Shaughnessy Si Co.
4,000
__
—
covering
sold
at
stock.
sale
York
New
4
Vice-President
5,000
Curtis
1,000
Co
company
share;
shares
150,000
been
to
10
announced
26
received
new
a
April
is
record
each
to
18
additional $8
stock
common
stockholders
the
were
April
company on
150.000 shares
on
Board
"Purchase
The
The
Sammis,
4,000
Webber,
no
President
Adams,
1,000
;
""
1806.
The
H.
Pacific Co. of California—.
Paine,
8,000
Bell™
173,
2,000
500
500
April
Petroleum
PROCEEDS—Of
18,000
._
Panhandle Producing & Refining Co.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
be
170, p.
S.
Executive
Fen-
Co,
Pacific Coast Securities Co.
1,500
_
Langley
1,000
Mitchum, Tully Si Co
18,000
Co
Knowlton
C.
W.
by
W.
D.
Si
Pierce,
Beane
Revel Miller Si
2,000
Co._
Co
William
Si
ner
Inc.™—.
Morgan. Si Co.___
._
Jones, Cosgrove
Co.
4,000
Co
Si
Si
4,000
Co.7_«,
Co
Fay
Hutton
F.
The
to be used for plant expansion.—V.
the
on
1701.
p.
1930.
p.
Increased—Stock
Committee.
6%
1952, to Oct. 1, 1956, has been placed privately by Hemp¬
Noyes, Graham, Parsons & Co. with a group of
Ohio Edison
Si
Si
E.
Brothers
Merrill Lynch,
10,000
•_
Si
Collins
Hope
4,000
4,000
Co
Si
Co
McAndrew
Henderson
Hogle
Holt
500
Mason
Corp
Si
&
Si
Si
Co.____.__
Irving Lundborg Si Co
Harriman Ripley Si Co., Inc,
Hill Richards Si Co.
institutional investors.
-
K.
Williams-\ 2,000
Si
&
5,000
Friedman—
Rogers
'
2,000
________
Boston
California
Maxfield
them
of
__
Co.______™_
Si
each
w
4,000
Pont
Si Co
First
by
'if
the
Shares
Co.1,000
Duncan
du
purchased
*
and
Hurry
Skaggs Si Co
Dempsey-Tegeler Si Co
I.
'
Lieb
.
Davis,
Francis
^
William
Mejia
Calvin E.
be
to
Lawspn,
Crowell, Wecdon <fc Co._l__
J.
unissued
underwriters
3,000
Inc
Si
<fc
stock
several
42,643
______
Republic Co. (Inc.)
Davies
The
number
wholly
any
being
dividend
the
3480.
p.
hill,
"The prop«eds are
of
the
price,
Shares
____
Becker Si
Conrad,
Kerr
Commis¬
District
North American Cement Corp.—Notes Placed
—An issue of $1,000,000 2%%
effect.
Northern
distribution
made
1950.—V.
21,
Holding Co.
as
2,300,000 shs.
directors
issuance
redemption
the
of
follows:
as
r
.
Bingham,, Walter
Hooker
The
None
the
of
designations
names
Bateman,1 Eichler Si Co
Harbison
$17,000
series,
time
the
any,
common
are
JBarth Si Co
Hallgarten
Redemption—
for
redemption on June 1, 1951,
subordinated debentures, series "A" due Jan. 1,
32-year 6%
Trust
has
company
173,
Higher—
and
Wesley Hall Si Co.__
•This
the
at
distinctive
100,000 shs.
7,000,000 shs.
additional
more
resolution
300,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
series.
Gross,
-
Phillips
$15,900,000, 58%
profit per share
300,000 shs.
value
par
or
by
conversion
shares
Elworthy
the
taken
be
become
year.
from
loan
to
outstanding
were
to
company
be
the
of
company has arranged -a $9,683,750
Assurance Society of the United States
first
the
rate,
of
Central
upon
semi-annually commencing six
bond and continuing until 20
or
the balance
at
to
The
Life
"Issuable
without
Quincy Cass Associates
mortgage
a
principal
a
bond
or
the
of
in
$100,000
the
when
authorize
to
franchises
note
payable
date
date
voted
or
such
be
the
such
24
and
property
3=%%
,a
months .after
years
April
on
commenced
name
None
2,400,000 shs.
_„
Erush, Slocumb Si Co
New York Dock Co.—Mortgage Loan Approved—
,
stock,
authorized
from
$13,113,178 $38,692,965 $32,346,228
1,522,300
1,296,000
3,413,400
2,488,000
tax accrualsincom«___
ry.
Net
stock
number
$14,307,328
income taxes
Other
stock______
preferred
»
Income
U. S.
preferred
series
stock
Dividend
standing
dividend
on
from
share.—V. 172,
Mr.
Outstanding
200,000 shs.
dividend
0Additional
Mlos,—1950
1951—3
stockholders
common
per
FINANCING
more
or
stock
UNDERWRITERS—The
Chicago <fc St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
preferred
$4.40
1701.
173, p.
new
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—Par Value Changed
The
number
dividend
Common
year.
2,500 55-ton
and
the
April 20.—V.
on
the
common
been
without
$4.50
and
and
Car
Car
per
the
programs.
Corp.
Authorized
Bethlehem
are:
Pullman-Standard
Greenville
cabooses
Exchange
—V. 173, p. 569.
finance,
United
fastest growing areas
CAPITALIZATION
Preferred
the
cars.
under
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A second¬
offering of 8,400 shares of common stock (par $2.50)
made on April 25 by A. G. Becker & Co. at $13.75
share, with a dealer's discount of 50 cents per share.
was
stock
common
to
outstanding,
funds
Lighting
the
of
required,
company's
construction
Pacific
sale
the
extent
now
general
advances
cost
from
the
to
company
keep older
1,000 gondolas, 500 flat cars, 50 tank cars
Pittsburgh Si Lake Erie 1,000 gondolas
cars,
and
on
April 17 approved a proposal to change the
corporation to Penn-Dixie Cement Corp.
Dealings in
this
stock
Perfect Circle
500,000
Forgan & Co.
to be supplied
are
Corp. below.
stockholders
of
capital
capital
will increase- postwar freight train car acquisitions
affiliated companies to 57,992 cars, at a construc¬
approximately $273,200,000.
new order,
the New York Central will receive 2,500 hopper
the
The
name
individual
all of the
hold
by
underwriting
every year since li/08.
annual rate of $3 a share.
of
cabooses;
*
in
series:
200
$3.19
138.
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp.—New Name—
Stock
interest
trade."
the
DIVIDENDS—The
$5
cars,
252,328
$0.51
pro¬
system is the largest dis¬
States, from the standpoint
of
number
of
customers
served,
supplying
gas
to
approximately
1,541,778
meters
serving an area with
a
population
in
excess 'of
5,500,000
located
throughout the major portion of Southern Cali¬
fornia.
The territory
is one of highly diversified economic activity
tion
Of
$806,606
252,328
$1.19
See Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement
market,
ary
used,
of
make
of
by the Central and
cost
p.
172,
$127,783
252,328
share
common
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp.—Changes Name—
20%
a
sale
or
own
underwritten
be
to
net
will
a
to
part,
order
new
is
price
BUSINESS—The
cars
are
meanwhile
per
1379'.
p.
registration statement
a
offered
stock
year,
deliveries
regular
locomotive
next
tinuing to work at top speed, and with full employment, to
freight cars and locomotives in the best possible condition.
The
has
it
•
freight
filed
who
rental
loans
become
tributor
estimated
an
offered
used
of
Large Orders—
$41,000,000.
Orders
in
York
New
placed
$300,738
outstanding
shares
Earnings
covering
The
stock.
integrated
supply
bank
will
volume
$89,000,000 of new insurance issued represents a gain over the same
period in 1950 of $20,000,000, or 28%, a rate of increase more than
five times that of the industry as a whole.—V. 172, p. 1480.
cost
the
be
business
new
173,
16
the
at
broker.
as
,
"an
PROCEEDS—The
Co.—New Busi¬
Up 28% in First Quarter—
ness
April
on
offered
acting
Pacific Lighting Corp.—Stock Offered—A nationwide
syndicate of 68 underwriters headed by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
on
April 24 publicly offered 369,643 shares of common
stock (without par value) at $52 per share.
1378.
p.
England Mutual Life Insurance
be
to
trustees
offering
is
linen
above
New
SEC
be
to
York,
shares, $5 par value.
outstanding. They represent
are
1,349,885
543,279
cor¬
is
He
Inc.;
aDd
three
amendment.
the
poration.
Mr.
the
$1)
New
common
now
outstanding
Opelika
a
are
company,
shares
by
National Steel Corp.—Fisher Elected
with
(par
Co.,
April 25
on
covering 200,000
owners
pro¬
850.
p.
Si
to two selling stockholders.—V.
go
corporation
The
April
on
SEC
the
(par $1) to be offered at $27
Jackson <fc Curtis, Boston, Mass.
Webber.
Filing
—
stock
common
Paine,
Mass.
Commission—
filed
was
stock
Noel
Opelika Mfg. Corp., Chicago, 111.—Registers With SEC
1585.
With Securities and Exchange
to
231,823
104,040
546,635
Television, Inc.—Files With SEC—
common
two
parts
&
notification
of
Alystyne,
are
The
National
of
shares
245,879
taxes™
income taxes
Common
given
income
income
Net
—V.
hearing
a
1949
1950
$14,189,941 $10,459,541 $12,888,376
before
authorization
understanding that the Union
acquired and become a part of the
Ohio.
has
sales
Federal
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
1951
the
to
would
the
of
acquired
subject
Three Months Ended March 31—
Net
Profit
owns
Union,
31,
properties
National Container Corp.—Plans 12th Plant—
Ohio.
to
Co.
stock
Park & Tilford Distillers Corp.
subsidiary, Union Electric Co., have applied
authorizing * dissolution of Union and the
properties
properties
A
its
order
an
Power
common
of
382.
Co,—Subsidiary to Dissolve—
and
company
SEC for
the
651,200
$0.45
to
7
(1795)
chased
by
W.
them,
the
19, 1951.
several
of scries A debentures with
respectively, are as follows;
Brooks &
Co. Inc.
$450,009
450.000
Blair, Rollins Si Co. Inc.__ 250,000
Butcher & Sherrerd
100,000
Wagenseller &
—V.
of
amount
H. M. Byllesby Si Co. (Inc.)
P.
names
Durst, Inc.
173, p. 1278,.
75,000
Baker,
underwriters,
warrants
Simonds
to
and
be
the
pur¬
*
Si
Co.___ $50,000
E. W. & R. C. Miller & Co.
50,000
Battles & Co., Inc
R. H. Johnson & Co
35,000
20.000
John L. Nolan & Co., Inc,
20,000
e
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1796)
;
.
Monday, April 30, 1951
.
'
Co. of Philadelphia
Life Insurance
Provident Mutual
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Earnings—
♦—Reports Increase in New Business—
insurance
New
Of
for
paid
totalled
1951
this'
by
$29,443,000,
^ponding period
last
during the first quarter
5.3%
over
the corre- x
In" force rose to $1,413,000,000. '
company
Insurance
year.
[Incl.
of
increase
an
CONSOLIDATED
all
subsidiaries,
Commodities
t
.
,
and
Inc.
Equipment Lessors, Inc., Salem
Canada
Safeway Ltd. and Subs.J
Cortland
except
and
Subs.,
,
Bros.
Hutzler
&
associates
and
bonds,
Net
series
C, dated April. 1, 1951, and due April 1, 1981, at
©9.709% and accrued interest, to yield 3.14% to maturity.
The group was awarded the issue oh April 24 on their
t>id of 98.934.
Ctuart
bids
Co.-
&
all for 3(4%
received,
Inc.,
coupons,
Union
and
were
(jointly),, bid
Corp.
follows:
as
101.176
•PURPOSE—Proceeds
of
in
company,
.-CONSTRUCTION
lures for
erties
Total
Halsey,
These
the
construction
Station;
nection
of
consist
with
connect
new
a
the
for
of
for
'•
"
par.
income
charges
$469,000
for
1952
that
estimates
$8,605,000
in
its
with
to
about
income
of
line^ and
is
utility
public
a
,
electric
,,
operating
$19,654,518
and
income
net
dividends
the
in
Cash
in
banks
and
due
sale
from
receivable
Divids.
properties
of
Due
'
from
subsidiaries
from
•
Merchandise
retail
in
Arrangements
the
under
"covered
company's
estate
real
in
trust
in
& advances
'■
1949.
r
Sundry
and
company
approximately
owns
6,800
mills
seven
workers.
and
Chemical
All
...
leasehold
synthetic
finishing
plant
at
for
•'
Bishopville,
S.
premium
and
Notes
expense
______—u_
payable
8,693,926
4,833,283
.
-The
203,263
y—
9,975,000
The
:—___—-—
53,544,188
17,117,234
V.
banks——
drafts
payable.
portion
proceeds
of
received
2,811,989
18,696,500
12,853,221
9,945,363
49,338,996
payable Jan.
subsidiaries
to
4%
Income
1951——
1,
not
and
profits
excess
of
Manager,
announced
on
April
25.
The
50,000,000
—,—
<
"After-
deducting
1587.-
p.
stock—
incurred
costs
$29.57
to
4"
■
■
rently.
Mote concluded,
©f $2,200,000.
*
*
'
*
Mr.
'
at
with monthly billings
high
running at the
cur¬
rate
'
•
from
Republic Steel Corp.—Private Placement—The corpo¬
delivery of $60,000,000
ry.
will
begin March 1, 1954,
See also V. 173,
*
The proceeds are
capital.
Net
Profit
before
Provision for
income taxes
____________
income
.____
taxes
'Net income
.
Common
^Earnings
"After
common
—V.
per
$5,696,031
shares
dividend
now
requirements.
The
173, p. 663.
proceeds
loans
company
covering
chares
.and
260
be
to
are
issued
to
C.
C.
a
letter
stock
,,Construction of
tion
1,431,558 '•
is
now
a
notification
in
$50),
of
that
liquidation
of
the
of
The
debt?
will
and
in
all
help
serves
-
Cost
of
goods
depreciation
Interest
and
Federal
the
-
.
share
per
before
inc.
dentists,
the
in
United
shs.
per
for
room
STATEMENT
the
retirement
of
3,000
"After
preferred
quarters
the
of floor
& Marine Insurance
Co.—Stock
stockholders
authorized
The
$128
1951.—V. 173,
p.
1278.'
on
capital
April
stock
17,
approved
from
a
$10,000,000
proposal
(par
stockholders
company's
issue
to
3,000
per
St. Paul Fire
The
31,
Sherneth Corp.
,
■
to
name
new
future
common
$1,412,960
1,079,921
$1.15
share.—V. 173,
p.
If
$12.50)
to
$20
requirements.—V.
26
«t>lit-up
new
and
$6.25
two
as
for
called
June
1951,'
1,
prices
over
five
next
the
years.
*
requiring that current assets must
total
liabilities
after
any
common
''
t,
which now provides for
stock each year, so that in.
preferred
$5,105;353
.
income
stock
during
after
shares
"Earnings
approved
Corp.
The
j
...
18
a
and
months,
for
$16.50
during
1587.
/
<
Spring Co.
per
taxes
:
(& Subs.)
Earnings—
1950
$1,974,629
outstanding
1,933,575
share
common
r
1951
$1,789,437
l
preferred dividend
1,756,-434-
$0.90
requirements.—-V. 172,
p.
$1,10
1675.
Corp.,
Lunt
Buffalo, N.
net
proceeds
corporate
are
to
of Buffalo
Y.—Stock
Of¬
of common
April 12 publicly
stock (par $1) at $3
on
r*
be
added
purposes.—V.
173,
to
p.
working capital
1702.
.
.
to
change
and
.
'
>
.
$13,477,919
for
the'
Net
income
Dividend
Net
—V.
expenses..*.
Federal
on
173,
profits
taxes
per
$814,128
common
common
per
1950
$3,544,991
7,713,682
1,553,000
_______
on
paid
p.
exc.
preferred shares—
income
income
11,110,791
income and
■,
1951
sales
and
*
Co.—Quarterly Earnings—
3 Months Ended March 31—
P-rov.
/
used"for7'
•
Sutherland Paper
a' proposal
*
and
1483.
4
$3.73
,
1279.
$13.50
ner.t
p.
100,000 shares
shares
per
1279.
173, p.
'
it is proposed to give the
five-year warrant to buy*
any time during the first two
stock
1,079,9217
$4.16
proposal
a
Hotel
.
effective,
at
the
173,
offered
$4,802,220
1,079,923
173,; p.
/
preferred
:
$781,298
share
common
$515,309
32,830
shares
-
t316,000"
36,545
$478,764.
$2.21
$1.39
$0.50
share
$0.50,
1176.
.
1
;
The holders of each share
of
been
requirement,
become
of
common
months.—V.
Standard Steel
'
shares
1
Warrants—
has
Three Months Ended March 31—
Net
general
President, an option to purchase up to
any time prior to June 30, 1953
at $10.75'.
above.—V.
of
paid."
share
$15.00
at
last
Dividend
See Sherneth Corp.
of
share
one
the
Net
-
000,000 (par $6.25).
j
each
of
years,
y
dividends
modifications
these
Strategic Materials
Sherry-Netherland Hotel Corp.—New Name—
increase
payable
the requirement will call for retirement of 1,000 shares a"
with retirement of additional shares contingent, upon the amount
fered—Hamlin &
Div:, Etc.
to
loan'
new
/
fund
shares
,
Sherry-Netherland
at
the
expansion.
Obolensky,
shares
with
.
1951—12 Mos.—1950
$1.00
March
of
'/
times
sinking
than
(N. Y.)—Change in Name Voted—
on
to
Serge
due
to
up
space.
more
EARNINGS
OF
1,079,923
dividend
Bank
$1,000,000'
semi-annually from
connection
Issue
the
with
National
borrow
future
common
holder
,
-
In
varying
at
two-thirds
paid.
hospitals .and
containing
site
a
$1,242,455
shr—
Chase
are:
and
are
"After
.
outstdg.—
com.
1961.
agreement
loan
may
payments
stockholders
stock
of
of
$12,204,945 $10,475,753 $43,846,205 $39,289,935.
2,549,955
2,278,895
9,099,768
7,593,628'
1,307,500 _■
865,935
3,994,415 7. 2,791,408.
incomfe—
to/Jan.-i 31,
It
of notes outstanding at Dec. 31,
1950,
lenders, have been satisfied.—V. 173, p. 1702.
Revision
corpora¬
States,
feet
square
1951—3 Mos.—1950
taxes
instalment
proposed-changes
dividends
Sharp &;
by the local
serviced
area
approximately 25,000
taxes—
(-with
which
$609,000
equal, cne
Net
tCalculated•'
excess profits tax.
7,121,727
on proposed changes in the corporate charter provisions;'
issuance of warrants to preferred stockholders, entitling them to
Common
income
"Earns,
$310,841
$2.40
$216'?°P presents
242,095 shares outstanding at March
6,795,302
Removal, of the charter provision
173,
190,000
$582,143
15,896,624
of
requirements
doctors, druggists,
building is being erected on
square
feet, providing ample
Common
30 000'
*909,000
earnings
the
the
105,000
income
' 10,303,849
6,475,470 ' 4,594,094
action
Costs
tEarnings
«n
on
5,967,315*
17,472
13,874,929
1953,
above
The
finance
$6,603,156
•' 148,800
expense
this
for
of its present
space
the
meet
largest branch operations
sales
Federal
7,850,935
_______
16,436,350
under
purchase common
v;
to
Kansas, most of Nebraska and Oklahoma,
Arkansas, and the southwest part of Iowa.
CONSOLIDATED
Net
;
___—
debt
1950
$9,508,350
sold
taxes
Net
income
L
to
new
Profit
1951
2,691,703
61,301,230
r
special meeting of
and
of
will Contain
50,000
Net
3 Months Ended March 31—
other
warehouse
The .branch
are to be offered to the
public at par, without under-?
The proceeds are to be used for
working capital.
and
branch
with almost twice the floor
city,
structure
.Rotary Electric Steel Co.—Earnings—
6ales
■"
'
property.—V.
personal
rapidly expanding business in the
140"
a
2,156,721
54,563,902
Spiegel, Inc.—Plans to
,for
of
10,000 shares
at $26.25 per
capital
working
Dohme's
rOne
with
which
*2,886,879
..
modern
new
Period End. Mar. 31—
%
to
and
Co.
underway in
company
in
With SEC—
of
1948
1949
'
.
54,283,645
York
1953
31,
the
.
Kansas City, Kansas, it was announced on
April >24 by Elmer W. Metzger, Director of Branch Operations.
fWhen completed sometime in October, the new building will provide-
shares
writing.
;
western Missouri and
(par
Tomme
July
to
Sharp & Dohme, Inc.—To Build New Warehouse—
the
the
on
*
3,042,316
New
1,
agreement,
Trust
'..
added
branch.
March 29 filed
shares of capital
0n
400
First
of
July
the
share would be $0.97.
per
Ringgold (La.) Telephone Co.—Files
■The
GEC
be
automobiles
.
veterinarians
^
to
are
on
1587/"
*
•
...
The
and
:
net
installment
t$l.ll
tBased
outstanding the earnings
Co.
&
Lincoln (Neb.) on April 16 publicly offered
of 5% cumulative preferred stock (par $25)
1,244,685
$3.94
1950
Mutual
year,
1,431,558
share
common
preferred
indebtedness ,and for working
retire
to
,
fered—Cruttenden
$1,454,257
outstan0ipg_____.
.
,
63,477,485
income.
oper.
City
by
$2,686,807
____
shares
to be used
share.
1,232,550
1951
company on Feb.
1 entered into a
Life
Insurance
Co.
and The
Penn
the
v
Securities Acceptance Corp., Omaha, Neb.—Stock Of¬
P.
9,928,017
-
$300,000
1951,
bonds,
173, p. 1483.
A
1950
$15,624,048
1,
June
on
fund
Speed Queen Corp.—Enters Into Loan Agreement—
,
with the final due
1701.
1951
sinking
line
—
from
The
r.
The
'
p.
Quarter Ended March 31—
j
preemptive rights.
.
Reynolds Metals Co. (& Wholly-Owned Subs.)—Earns./
,
*
-
:■
railway- L_ $22,744,970 $20,252,419 $18,948,872 $21,282,992
6,455,967
6,035,049
4,424,619
5,877,338
'railway
railway-.
from railway-... .L_
ry. oper. income.
Net
.■
.
'of 3% sinking fund convertible debentures to the
Equi¬
table Life Assurance Society of the United States and
■Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., both of New York. Re¬
date March 1, 1966.
redemption
for
pipe
From Jan. 1—
Gross
company manufactures plastic coatings, v Its office
is located
at 11400 E. Nine Mile RoacI, Van Dyke, Mich.
M. E. Funk is Presi¬
dent.—V.
173, p. 1380.
'
.
*
•
ration has announced the sale and
tirement
called
mortgage
from
Net
vately—This corporation in March placed privately witlr-1
few individuals in a private sale 225,000 shares of com-^,
mon stock (par $1) at $1.25 .per share.
The stockholders -
.
d-.}
initial
an
Seal-Peel, Inc., Van Dyke, Mich.—Stock Placed Pri¬
pounds-
alMime
first
Gross
'
—V.
do not hold
also
with
1952,
,»
the
with
the company,
Southern Ry.— ■Earnings—
173,
..
has
company
its
March—
$28.06
$3,584,127.—V.
of
date-
.
•equipment.
are
of
rank
of
'
a
revenues
December
in
stations
.
»
203,589.,898 146,385.172
;
during last month represented a 61% increase in tonnage over
30-day period a year ago.
The previous record high had
come
in October, just after the outbreak of the
Korean War,
and;
resulted in the movement of 47,000,000
pounds of merchandise and
company's
completion
Etiwanda; -Calif.,' to
Beach steam
1380.
P.
Net
similar
The
at
3% series due
1968.
Payment at the sinking fund redemption price of 100.70 will be
made
at
The
Chase National
Bank
of
the City
of New York, 43
Exchange Place, New York, N. Y.—V. 173, p. 1114.
8,246,261
taxes——
pfd. cum. stock, par value $100 per share—
Book value per share of common
moved
the
173.
Th
11,807,205
31,076,500
5% pfd. cum. stock, par value $100 per share—
__.-i.
Common stock (par value $5 per share)
14,138,517
Capital surplus
y__——15,160,17.4
Earned surplus —————_r——
—r54,325,217
of,
shipped the greatest volume of freight-forwarding
history during the month of March, William R. Mote,
its
(
project
Southern Natural Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
.
for
consolidated——3,980,434
Due
company
in
steam-
20,000,000
146,385,172 ;
■
General
;
major
capacity of 250,000 kilowatts.
'
i
company's current plant expansion -program will amount to
approximately
$340,000,000 for
the
six years ending with 1951.—
7,141,902
233.706
Dividend
J
' Republic Carloading & Distributing Co., Inc., N.fYv—
Sets Record—
*
"business
u
its third
for
generating
-
expenses
-Total;
,
J
.■■••_••
Breaks Ground for
~
April 25
on
and Redondo
for
scheduled
is
^.482.
p.
(W.
station.
$35,000,000
new
great Long Beach
56,013
.
generating
The
«
broke ground
company
electric
13,181,707.
2,156,667
7,115,231
310,765
Accrued
C,
well tj.s apparel gnd uses.—V. 173,
-
plants at Corpus
Va.), Lake Charles *
$35,000,000 Steam-Electric Station—
203,589,898
-
to
and
"Unexpended
y
as
Barberton (Ohio), Natrium
(Calif.)—V. 169, p. 1118.
11,482,704
J__
.1
Accounts
.Leading nationally advertised brands included Byrd Cloth, Reevecord,»
Beevroy Corduroy, Reeves Army Twill, Chesnee Gabardine,
Glengarrte Poplin, Reeves-Erenmade dress fabrics and many other spe¬
cialty clcths for industrial
named
position.
producing
Southern California Edison Co.
properties- sold prior to completion
construction
Bartlett
been
newly created
transferred
its
Columbia
Southern Alkali now oper¬
week
Corp.
chemical
has
year,
a
•
•
*
the
and
.last
Alkali
Co.
related
and
that
Directors,
2,992,041
1—198,447
(net!
16,435,904
(prior
improvements
unamortized
.
consol.:
u._;
and
Federal
completed
Glass
to Southern
(Texas),
,
3,900,147
Plate
Division
chlorine, 'alkali
ates
(La.)
.
LIABILITIES—
finishing plants employing
production, operations are located
were
of
Board
16,278,477
not
Inc
investments at cost or less
Total
Trust, Inc.
,
arrangements
Southern's
of
in
incorporation
subsidiary's
the
4,833,283
subs,
a z
M.
Chairman
Christie
-
corporation,
this
of
President
named
been
The
two
South.
March,
has
Brown, Chairman of the Board of Pittsburgh Plate Glass :
1931 and a memher of Southern Alkali's board of directors j
since
since
,
'
——_
redemption
Debt
1940
Pittsburgh
Inc.—
Safeway Ltd
bldgs.
Land,
Co.
39,746,449
par
a
of
stock,
stock
$12.50
viz:
dividend.
1110,000,000 from surplus to capital
par
Two
stock
stock
shares
The-
is
by
to. receive
way
of
a
Solar
four
The
stock
Manufacturing Corp.—Distribution Agent—
Colonial
distribution
company
account.—V.
will
173,
transfer
p.. 559.
■
"
>
subsidiary-of Pittsburgh Plate Glass,
He has served as
in charge of Pittsburgh's Columbia
Chemical Division
and as Vice-President of Southern Alkali Corp. since 1944.
6,894,061
to
Cortland Equipment Lessors,
Commodities,
Asplundh
-Clarence
61,221,242
2,515,143
*
-
W. Hulse, Presithe selling stockholder—V. 173, p. 1587. -
1,385,281
in Canada-
held
Salem
program,
commitments
purchase
by
stock (par $3)
April 13 by R. S. Dickson & Co. at $3.50 per,
on
The net proceeds went to Frank
T.
since
"
—.—„
rents,
Investment
concluded through Leh¬
were
E.
,
—
72,835,578
2,695,365
and
market
supplies, etc.—
Properties to be offered for sale within one year
or
taxes,
.r
2,187,476
95,212
warehouses
stores,
lower of cost
at
insurance,
Offering—A sec¬
Vice-President
.
4,108,623
2,655,560''
subsidiary—
t
-
wholly-owned
• •
1,593,189
consolidated
not
$
32,139.757
(principally
Canadian
1949'
1,318,716
(net)
:company occupied)-
,
' *•'
"•
'
sold
were
$98,500, thus
$1 per share
^ Southern Alkali Corp.—New President—
.
35,494,223
—■_
.
Amts.
to
; j
Brothers and Commercial Investment
new
hand
on
receivable from customers & others
*
-
p.-2224.
172,
Airways, Inc.—Secondary
dent, who was
"
Subsidiaries)
made
was
Brothers,
President.
a
DECEMBER 31
SHEET,
Accts.
offering were Drexel &
underwriters.—V.
share.
$3.50
1050
issue)—balance
;
BALANCE
shares
176,000
at" varying
prices aggregating
to be offered to the public at
.
'
•
Company -and Certain
(Including
filed
originally
shares
shares
384,000
ondary offering of 1,000 shares of common
2,570,646
$5.22
'■''•,/•
-
system;
Cooley & Co.,
3.213,303
$5.16
was
560,000
registration
to
"
,
9 filed an amendment to its registration
filed with the SEC on Nov. 30, I950t stating
April
on
(which
the
of
leaving
973,780
number of shares outstanding.
average
the 1
Inc.—Loan, Negotiated—This com-jpany, a leading textile manufacturer, has concluded ar-:
rangements for a direct loan of $5,000,000 due April 1,
1971, it was announced on April 23 by J. M. Reeves,
the
that
prior
.
facilities
for
company
Southern
951,520
'ASSETS—
in
$3,462,491
Co.;
&
J
i
.
Canada-
State Uranium Mines Ltd., Montreal,
_—______
6,400,897
CONSOLIDATED
for the year 1950
$3,716,936 compared
of
short-
net income was up to
year
1702.
p.
statement
*
\
was
of this
9,978,231
14,369,124
762,038 '
^plants,
engaged
,
^
The
refund the presently out¬
Files Amendment with SEC—
5,558,006
11,854,522
stock__
•
substations
transmission
revenues
Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Tucker, Anthony
The Milwaukee Co.—V. 173, p. 1701.
•In
taxes
pid.
Common
~
facilities.
company
173,
South
1,904,762
„
14,005,344
prop¬
with
transmission
of
construction
UNDERWRITERS—Associated
Reeves
—V.
17,440,999
2,229,889
8,165,580 "
2,091,215
.
5%
Canada
OTHER
in
*
on
$27,129,000.
connection
the" company's
the
$21,491,185 and net income for the year
revenues
24,764,593
28,551,081 *
__;
___—
274,695
"On
expendi-
electric
its
to
will: aggregate
of-transmission
Station
general
EARNINGS—Total
The
2,096,926
stocks
Funds
*
2,160,807
!
pfd.
«nd adjacent areas.
man
15.344,073
4%
Prepaid
With
22,603,786
on
generating,
purchasing, transmitting, distributing and' selling electric; energy in
eastern and southwestern Oklahoma.
At the .end of 1950, the company
was supplying electric service to 199,096 customers in 248 communities
"Were
25,421,736
"Earnings per common share—
generating station to be known as Southwestern
other production facilities; $1,438,000 in con¬
connection
BUSINESS—The
V
128,544,584
Dividends
,
to connect with lines of Southwestern Power Administration: $5,128,000
for other transmission facilities^ $8,828,000 for distribution facilities,
«nd
124,945,536
Net profit
3(4%
a
103%. to
from
improvements
about
construction
Southwestern
in
and
1951
years
$1,812,000
$849,000
*
947,514,299 1,034,813,724
132,447,392
through
the
extensions and
expenditures
1,178,702,381
942,983,137
exps.__
3,129,345
Provision for
part,
PROGRAM—Company
additions,
for
$
1,100,852,265 1,095,063,621
admin.
and
operating profit
Other
offering will be used to pay. or reim¬
for the cost of additions, extensions and
improvements made and to be made to its electric properties.
the
$
,
Dividends
General redemption prices of the bonds range
Debt retirement redemptions will be made at par.
President, announced on April 24.
$118,565 as
compared with $74,891 for the same three-month period last year.
Earnings amounted lo 21'/a cents per sharq in the first quarter of
1951 as against'13»/2 cents per share for the similar period last year.
first quarter
the
For
98.881;
Securities
$8,000,000 is scheduled for this company
than
more
standing $4,000,000 first mortgage bonds and repay outstanding
term bank notes Which are due before the end of the year.
The
coupon.
burse
!
____
sales
Other income
White, Weld & Co. and Shields & Co.
(jointly), 98.7899; Glore, Forgan & Co., 98.639; Harriman Ripley &
Co. Inc., 98.4399, and The First Boston Corp., 98.4099.
Kuhn, Loeb &
Co.
of
Operating
.
of
April 27 pub¬
on
licly offered $10,000,000 Of 3y8% first mortgage
■Other
$
(net)
COSt
,
issue
bond
proceeds from this financing will be used to
1948
1949
1950
;
,
Sales
.
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma—Bonds Offered—SalOmon
.
A
by Fall of this year. Earl Smith,
Calendar Years—
■.Outstanding investments increased to an all-time high of $644,956,000, yielding a gross return'of -3.35% - as against 3.28% for the
Outstanding investments on March 31, 1950.—V. 170, p. 1499.
»
Co.—Plans Financing—
South Jersey Gas
~-
ACCOUNT
INCOME
.Trust
agent<
to
Co.,
effect
New
a
York,
N.
distribution
Y.,
has
on
account
been
of
.
appointed
the
5%
15-year sinking fund debentureS for John J. McGirl and George Furst,
trustees.—V. 172/p. 1440.
"
•
Sylvania Electric Products Inc.—Registers With SEC—
The company on April 26 filed
SEC covering 400,000 shares of its
2 Paine, Webber,
underwriter.
a
fixed
The
Jackson
initial
a
no
registration
par
common
statement
with
stock.
Curtis have been named as the
public offering price* of the stock
price," determined by agreement between the company
the
•
>
principal
is
to'be.
and the
Volume X73
Number 5007.
.~'fhe Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1797}9
underwriters
The
*•
and
related
underwriting terms
.The
Company
the
current
to .be
are
and
by
other products.
Almost "half
the television field.
The
of
the
at
time
oi:
tubes
and
and
offei.
shipments, while about 30%
J
amendment.
television
ph'otoflash' bulbs,
fixtures,
and
•in
market
supplied
produces"radio and
fluorescent lamps
-
to
other
electronic
company's sales in 1950 .were
the stock -offering is to supply
of
two-thirds
the
Of
proceeds
be
to
are
used
tc increase
national
,
for
to
the; prospectus,
defense
plant
and
31,
company's participation
in
the
require substantial further investment
'
'
'
.
funds, largely
necessary
on
-
stock
(par $l).was made
Products
and
after
1
$3,790,288
85,240
-Net
by
other
and
leased-stores
and.
*
and
,
self-operated
departments
depreciation
t
each
April 2,'49
*
6,176,019
$205,947
.'
124,169
128,121
•41,239
4263,502
.1,140
1.285
.
>4.638
64
Cr3 54
-
..$128,848
-
.
new,
vpresent
modern
facilities
in
the building will
Other Todd
one-story
that
1238.
,
j
.
a
expanded
be
to
mass
production
that has
/
-
.Administration.
Co.
1 from
company's
of
those
and
floor
in
Dallas,
Radiac
on
detects
1588.
p.
172,
and
total
4
V.
36,
is
measures
Springfield,,
173,
medium
operates
four
factories,
and
Toronto,
p. "1484.
company, on April
-
.
gamma
16 filed
letter
a
/Union
of notification
of
Missouri-
a
with
the
The
,
stockholders of this company
r-with
of
receive-in-exchange
r
States
*
$4)
basis of
will
1
number
holders
receive
of
in
oi
the
1951
-
:
new
each
j.
s
•; ;
*
(
;
1S50
Fire
approving
continuing
shares
to
the
and
par
shares
500,000
880,000
a
television
note
any
been
on
in
prepay
Dec.
full
remainder
1,
able
Production
i
in. the
to
of
keep
Fire
steel
„
after
the
While
with
ingots and
these
of
the
to
the
tons
corporation,
castings
;
the
1737.
p.
-
and
will
account
for
$100 principal amount of
of
stock
common
held.
offering and will purchase
be
convertible
into
stock
common
at
$45
a
'
-
,
annual
df
$631,628
letter of
Profit
Net
*
of
(about 34
before
for
filed
•
effective
for
t
*
filed
Gross
of
notification
to
be
with
<
the
*.
offered .at
to be used
are
the
SEC
1951—3 Mos.—,1950-
2,557,689
income-—!.
/—"
$2,175,470
to
$5 per
construct
Net
'
Net
•
a
record
has
I
first
and
.approximately
20%
of
these
for
of
iron,
integrated
steel
wide
a
company
of
the
and
'
■
$58,317,475
$39,124,099
Oil
,
on
■
and
and consolidated
compared
$18,314,517,
was
and $2,998,696,
with
'
:
Net
-
p.
respectively, in the correspond?
1703.
1951
1950.
$2,350,839
13,472
lO^SS
$2,179,129
'
$6,572,134
3,563,000
837,579
1
share
t
>
$-2,443,072
957,548
'
$3,009,134- $1,485,524
i
1949
$8,465,726
$6,167,334
$9,022,489
2,126,701
459,375
857,752
*82,900
2,508,029
1,042,902
'
1948
$0.50
*
'
Subscriptions—
stockholders and employees were sub¬
common
for.
The
further announced that the
10,000 additional shares of 4.80% cumulative
stock was oversubscribed by holders of out¬
■
company
by
headed jointly by Smith, Barney & Co.
Co., Inc. The remaining unsub¬
being offered by the underwriters at
group
a
and Robert W. Baird &
are
'
Wyoming-Gulf Sulphur Corp., Dallas, Tex.—Stock Of; fered—Beer & Co. on April 18 publicly offered 260,000
of
shares
These
.*
.
23,314,207
5,283,636
21,902,018
3,752,260
stock
common
1,107,787
3,078,343
securities, offered
$1)
(par
i
"••'1951
;
25,906,219
oversubscribed.
$1.15
at
$1,431,583
•
V
1950
for
working
per
income
Capital, .shares
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
173,
miles
The
acres
528
250
8,000
$278
$13,129
$47,668
outstanding—
share—'—/
/__.
450,079
450,079
450,679
$0.03
$9.11
'
used
to
build
from
land
the
City
which
on
of
are
located
EFFECT
"
TO
consist of over t30(>
sulphur deposits.
extensive
PRESENT
1952
$?}'SX
31,000
pany
to
organizers
enable
properties,
equipment
$82,500
th»
7^/"$/)":::::::::::::
$31,000
of
'
5,000,000 5hs.
1
31 ono
31,000
1953
^
two
FINANCING >
Auti^£
4%, due Feb. 28, 1953—.
3'AS, due serially May 1, 1952,
by. the
and?
Cody.
there
GIVING
;
payable:
The
'
plant
>
properties to 'be operated by the company
of
common stock
'
a
organized
1949
-21,129
;
.
be
share.
quickly
'
capital.
CAPITALIZATION
$1,559,626
L————//_—_.
1484.
were
in Delaware on Jan. 9, 1951, for tho
of developing, .mining,
and refining sulphur from
deposit^
on
the Shoshone River in Park County, Wyo., approximately
located
two
'
will
proceeds
'
$1,497,548
76,668
29,000
1 Federal income »taxes—/—/—_—
speculation,
a
-
net
PROCEEDS—The
"
'
income,; taXes_/_/
as
7,337,514
1,844,412
Inc.—Earnings—
——/—/——'
,
•
Co.—Secondary Offering—A second-
Three Months.:Ended March 31—
'$158,312
$0.82
'
..
55,000
$232,343
<
—
*
213,312
'85,660
;
——
1676.
$2,361,494..-
317,343
—
;
■'
per
172, P.
$2,718/469
—
taxes_^
Both subscription offers expired on April 23. The common stock subscription price
was $16.30 per share and the preferred stock
subscription
price was $100 per share. The offerings were underwritten
$1,341,550
-—
income taxes—
4%, due Feb. 28,
Net
»
preferred
standing preferred-stocks.
'
Notes
before
,
; offering of
offering of 11,000 shares of common stock (par
$12.50) was made on April 18 by Lee Higginson Corp.
at $21.5,(1 per share, with a dealer's discount of 80
cents.
It was oversubscribed.—V. 157, p. 1191.
Profit
•
$2,704,997
——
Wisconsin (Power & Light Co.—Stock
ary
/ Net sales
with
1951, the corporation
profit of $5,043,744, com¬
net
——
—
income
income
scribed
173, p. 1420.
Webster Tobacco Co.,
$143,419.-
compared
in
!
income
income'
offered to
J.
•
Wire
rated
a
company on April 24 announced that 60,691 shares
of the 96,069 additional shares of common stock initially
20 covering
April
1951—9 Mos.—<1940
'•
railway—./ - 28,076,679
from railway—r
8,965,552
r'y. oper. iricome—- 2,818,892
Washburn
•
light
of
have
Co.—Earnings—
profit toefore
purpose
;
tho
steel
various*
variety
now
company
$184,802,615
1950
services
Prov,> for
'
quarter
*
of
COMPANY—Was
Report
supply
*
pig
For the iirst three months
sales
net
Earnings
v_ :
cor-
large
a
$16.75 per share.—V. 173, p. 1703.
from
*Deficlt.-r-V.
.
the"
over
is
The
1950
railway/— $10,120,652
railway.—3.110,398
Income—.
1,188,091
I
tho
in
,
1951
ry.' oper.
Gross
•
.
profit
in 1949.
sales
totaled
1950
Net
-
i —V.
:
RR.—Earnings—
From Jan. 1—
in
used
reserves
..
479/
from
from
be
ore
•
two-niirds'
•
during
Miscellaneous
.
common-stock .(par 10 cents), to be offered at the
cents per share).
The proceeds are to go to selling
"it*/*
the
'
letter
with
taxes-"
Wabash
will
"Three Mos. Ended Mar. 31—
Sales
year
.
inc.-taxesf $4,733,159
March—,
to
.
'
•
manufacturing
ing period of last year.—V. 173,
$1.47
,
the
stock
a
capital
income
P-
added
*
The proceeds
was
to
Corporation
AND EARNINGS—Net
1949.
pared with
465,538
.
'$1.36
America—Filing With SEC—
notification
also
proceeds
is a leading producer
product^ Plants *bf the
scribed shares
shares;
matof'ity
a
in
reported
$686,540
465,538
"
-
be
634,565
"
April '19
on
will
ingot capacity,of 1,860,000 net tons.
$7,896,265
1,321,105
:.
as
of-the
it
steel
subsidiaries
446
$7,418,885
chargeS—^
income
Part
addition
products,
fabricated
Wilcox
on
financing
i
steel
.
*1950
903,090
the
the corporation and will be
applied to its 1951-53
improvement program, chiefly for increasing capacity
costs,
In
company.
,
J
1,534,718
of
and
BUSINESS—\Vheeling "Steel
.
$8,561,245
1—
all
funds
f&LES
;
{
1951
after
reducing
*
orders
the
'
,•*
*
*
-
•
Inc.—Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
.
Defense
-
stock,
will
participation in the development of iron
Labrador-Quebec area of Canada.
■
Net
quarter of -1951
averaged 99.2%. of the greatest
capacity ever operated by U. S. Steel.
During 1951, tonnage "set-asides" under
Government directives have
been constantly
increasing. - It is estimated that during the month
^tjf June such directives .will coyer
.approximately .SO%/of. steel .ship¬
ments.
.
woul<V
withdraw
1420.
p.
A company's
/Virginia-Carolina. Chemical 'Corp. (& Subs.)—^Earns/—
'
.
first
steel
demahd.
in
of
shares
underwriting the
construction
its
Henry P. ^Rosenftld, Saul .1. Birnbaum and Samuel
Ohringer-have, been toamed as underwriters.—V. 171, p. 1998.
/Net
par
shipments constitute
current
ten
PROCEEDS—Proceeds -.from
$860,000
Assurance
purchased outright and the remainder
payment plan. The employees who
full-allotment in 1950 may take tip the
share—2———
36*000 shares
'
'
will
■,
,773,071
history
to
fund
i general
'
United
of
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings
pace
groups
which
preferred
May 1, 1963, and will have the benefit of an annual
commencing in 1955 calculated to retire
approximately
of the entire issue by maturity.
40%
1965.
advanced
was
income—
station.'
merger
outstanding
$3
new
for
quarter
the rate
debentures- will
100%
.
maturing $108,000
•
for
is
sinking
were
172,
taxes/
Video Corp. nf
A
share held.
of
not
first
year
to
-
*
deferred
a
their
covering 26,575 shares
share, without underwriting.
,'*/
company
The holders
:.V
responding period of 1950.
stockholder
plan,
the
to and including May 1,
1956, and at $48 a share thereafter
May l, 1961. They will be redeemable at the option of the
company
after May > 1,
1952" at prices ranging from 103%
for? the first
Universal
-
The corporation
...
Insur-
a
$49,217,742, or a return of T&% on sales.'
Provision for
-Federal-income; ta^es fpr ,.the first
quarter .of
1951
is
more
than
double (the. amount provided in
the first quarter
of last year.
I
Shipments of steel products in the first
quarter of 1951
amounted
: to .6,070,892
net
tons,
or
an
increase of
;
at
The
the
; 8E0
"
y-
Irving S. Olds, Chairman, on April 24
annouiice'd''that income for
the first -quarter of; 1951, before
declaration of dividends, is
reported
as $48,663,781,
or
a
return
of 5.9%
on
sales.
This compares with
income before declaration of dividends reported
of
opposing
payment
on
share
Veterans Broadcasting Co., Inc., Rochester, N. V.—Files
request
-
-
,
bring
Steel
each
which
Prudential
payable to Equitable Life
shareS\outstanding——
Prov.
to
-
merger is subject to the approval of
the holders- of
outstanding stock of the Allemannia
company and of
the cionjpany's .stock.—V.
153, p. 256.
^
'
note
States
Of
1951.-—V.
income
market
•
Allemannia
on
the
$3
to
all unsubscribed debentures.
Y.)—Merger—
the
>
in
taxes
-V. 17?,
company's
exchange
76/100 "shares for
United States Steel
i*
the
efforts
However, before moving
Gross
.
Tnvpct-
of $3 par value. $1Q) of Allemannia
The
; of
.of
I.
while' the
.(par
the
on
like
a
Fire,
.shares
.
and of
capitalization of 1,000,000
shares,
the
120,000 outstanding shares (par
a
that
now
before the ICC, it was decided that
a
conference be held
immediately with representatives of the opposing
groups in a further
attempt to hron out certain difficulties.—V.
Net
•
(N.
ance Co. of Pittsburgh, Pa., will vote May 14
agreement, under which the former would be
,
,
unsecured
proceeds
unseoured
per
/ •.
SEC
-.,
Ce.
stated
a
dividend accrued
about s$24,000,000 of dividends
come
to an impasse.
expire at 3:00 P. M. on May 10, 1951.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. heads a group of investment bankers
t
the
United States Fire Insurance
;
4%
from
inclusive, and $104,000
Adjusted, for Federal taxes
1950.—V. 172, pp. 1140, 939.
E!ectiicv. Power Co.*' a" subsidiary have
order authorizing the issuance
and sale by
faculties.
also
agreement -oh
The rights
*
,
The SEC has given interested persons until May
31,
hearing upon the application.—V. 173,
p. 1176.
-
»
,
of-new
borrowed $1,400,000
a
1964
Earnings
Canada".—
applied to the SEC for an
subsidiary .to the parent from time-to time
during • the period
(ending (Dec. 31,. 1952, of $7,000,000 aggregate ,par value of
additicnal
shares of the subsidiary^ comon
stock, $20 par value.
•
a
...
I
The subsidiary proposes to use the proceeds of such sale for
construction
on
to
-'
before
Federal
Union
the
i
'
of first mortgago
which remain outstanding after
expira-
Octobei/ 1952,
debentures for
Tobacco.
Co.
Sano,
the
defilter tip cigarette; Sheffield and
brands which Fleming-Hall marketed.—
1950
the
purchased ton
J stockholders.
,
"
-
about ,$15,500,000
exchange offer in January, 1950.
.an
the debentures
Ciilcin-
To; Increase
*
-
-and-
1953
subscribe Xor
'
working
Electric. Co.
refinance
•
States
Common
in
- -
rment in Unit—
This -company
$0.38
,
3 Months Ended March;31—
sales '
1_.—
/•
-
735,129
1,831,400
$0.36
Net
;*covering 29,975 shares of common
stock, to be .offered at par ($10 per
£hare),?without underwriting. The proceeds are
to be used for
Capital."
America
50
.
Berkeley, .Calif.;
Mo.;
and
poration
700,666
•<$0.36
Bonds
record
,
Van Raalte Co.,
?
'/Profit
level
"•
company
to
plan
Canada
the
$1 11
Corp.—Debentures Offered—The cor¬
is offering to holders of its common
stock of
April 26, 1951, rights to subscribe at a
price of
,100% for $14^238,900 of 3Vz%
debentures, due May'J,
1965, convertible into common stock on or before
May
-1,-1961. The rights -entitle stockholders to subscribe for
1949-
•
,
Trans-World Oil -Co., Seattle,
Wash.—Files With SEC
The
not
t
•
'
'being
remainder
Co.—Opens New Factory Branch—
and
t
the
tobacco
United
$7.75
*
Opening of a new factory branch, of ..this
comprahy in-Memphis,
;Ten»., has been announced by William A. Burns,
Jr., Vice-President
and Sales
Manager.' ;)'V
k-„,>•«/-.
1
Trailmobile factory
branches in
the
United
States and
now
$0.23
liquidate
have
-$5,300,339
1,831,400
1,831,-400 *"
United
subsidiary,
this- number
did
>
-nati,
He
requirements.-
Encore,
used
1950.
at
;•
only instrument now in
the Federal Civil Defense
by
bonds due in
tion of
Mnto
>
Optical Corp., which was formed
offering of 19,750 shares of common stock
August 1950 to key employees under a stock
purchase plan
per
share, subscriptions were reeeived for 13,900 shares.
4,
in
Net
Trailmobile
1950
699,644
Dec..l,
33/4%
a
Rican
Aug.
made
r
accurately
on
Puerto
Birmingham,
Tex.—V.
of
Society of "the
space.
«,
The
"radiation.—V. 173,
a
approved
gives
on
company
balance
the
feet
company
The
principal
been
.
'each Dec.
50,000-square-foot tract,
are
"Radiac"—the
-
cigarette;
Of
the
is
date
Wheeling
$5,667,129
share-
*
'
produced
4%
S.
this company, into the cigarette field will be
accomplished
April 30 with the purchase of the name ^and assets of
^Insurance
.
disburse-
This corporation has leased the entire sixth floor at 286
Congress
St., Boston, Mass., primarily for electronic instrument
assembly, W. H.
Barbour, Jr., President, announced on -April 24.
One of the
items
of
purchase
The
♦
,»
$0.75
£• S.,Wijliams,,President, recently intimated that
the company may
at a later
.
v
locomotive
iUnivis Lens Co.—Private and Stock
Financing—
>t
and
replace
square
Chicago, Cincinnati,
-
.
on
20,000
$476,793
428,"00
to
Tracerlab, Inc.—Leases Additional Space—
.<
I
The
•'/■'/
Erected
than
plants being
Ala^, Boston, Brooklyn,
p.
city.
contain-more
branch
/
about
or
cigarette *and
V. ,173, p. 1419.
'
will-
first
1951
'outstanding-..—
common
2other
■
$142,092
■
structure
U.
.at
1949
$95,890
420,000
"
decide
use
$6,695,393
-
taxes—-—
.
checks
..
$1.64
..
*$111,184
,
25,941,482
1588.
p.
384.
p.
.
i
•
.
173,
locomotives.' The
172,
1950
420,000
Maryland Ry.— May Refinance
Withdraw Preferred Dividend Plan—
-
for
1951
$314,190
;
_
Fleming-Hall Tobacco Co.,.Inc.,. for. the sum df
$4,325,000.
The
^stockholders of -Fleming-Hall approved the contract for the purchase
at a special
meeting on April 12.
>.
93,338
1
•
Entry
has
.
diesel
July".—V.
preferred dividend
the
27,141
154,402 '#***103,341
_/< j
'
the
Enters Cigarette "Field—'
just been-broken in Denver, Colo., for a
new, enlarged
plant, designed to more than double the
company's manufacturing
i
capacity -in thatcity
for protected,
insured
The
per
,;nicotihized
-
systems.
in
after
shares'"
After
,ta>n
(The) Todd Co.—Ground Broken for Plant-
tment
income
"Earnings
119,304
.
v
33,860
989
^Revised by the
company172, p. 1736.
Ground
be-delivered
*
Interest on mort&age_„___r____:
i Loss,
di. posal of lixts. and equip.__
jPrqy. for Income taxes ("est.)
_,X_
r'
eight of
Quarter Ended March 31—*
sales. —i
/
$143,998
4249,589
.
S
furnish
Net
fL
operating profit—X__—
Prqy. for deprec. and amortiz/
Net income
locomotives
f■*
Western
costs.
-
Pr'esident, who is
•
173,
5,666,463
$121,468
$330,116
______
Net
—V.
:
benefits
go
•
shqres outstanding
Earnings per share/
6,304,919
16,971,341
.
-
Three Months Ended March 31—
income after taxes
49,217,742
—$1.62.
to
are
; Capital
on
Common
.
•
19,582,317
'
„Inc. from leased stores, concessions,
discounts, etc.'
■
48,663,781
6,304,919
various -employee
proceeds
Net
9,227,411
United. States Tobacco Co.—Earnings—
*
-Balance
stock
stock..
diesel-electric
the SEC on April 16 covering
$5), to be offered at the'market
through Tucker, Anthony & Co., New
to Charles Dorrance,
share)
per
1,297,438
$6,297,487. $5,810,461
7,728,736
'
.
560,354
36,000,000
22,776,545
16
The
$18
Corp.—Filing With SEC—
with
(par
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
Fairless 'Works
will
will
Net
^
for
than
selling stockholder.
;
'
*$7,934,683
*
-
awards
less
filed
was
common-stock
-
.
stores
—,
$1.34
•
notification
of
34,848,656
528,302
.
share
reclassification -of
of
shares
York.
634,781,527
11,387,461
80,500,000
.
in;business
per common
After
Contract
$7,107,899
1,281,878 '
$1,148,792
$0.80
share
common
1737.
p.
letter
(not
$:
37,372,212
debt—
income
preferred
Steel's
Apr. 1,'50
984.826
fCost of sales, selln^-warehouse, de;
livery, and gen.. -exps~■ excl. of
taxes-on
common
k
$7,579,365
635,000
*250,833,647
taxes-
on
.
,
■$
near
Morrisville, Pa., were announced by the
April 26.
Baldwin-Haihilton Corp., iOf Eddystone,
Fa.,
;and Fairbanks, Morse
&'Co., of Chicago, 111., shared the awards, and
"
1
./
„
.sales -t-
A
*253,993,717
Income
company
conces-
$1/783,792
494,000
tax.
/
per
172,
3,700
1950
311,431,187
long-term
on
•
Net
costs-on
miscellaneous
Federal
income
*
1950
$1,177,976
$683,976
income
West Virginia Coal & Coke
ACCOUNT
Orders 16 Diesel-Electric Locomotives—
;
Mar. 31/51
$8,919,509
State
i
1951
were
•
4
.
Net
—V.
1950.
.1—_ 819,461,068
329,578,125
declared,
6,002
-
sions
INCOME
___
declared
*
Thorofare Markets, Inc.—Earnings—
.•Sales
March 31,
at
1951
Dividends
$4,012,975
94,965
Thirten Weeks Ended—/
;
Sales, all stores and, departments—
$492,035,991
1949
taxes.*.
2129.
p.
plant
at- March
declarations,
with
Dividends
'
1950
and
Earnings
services „sold
and
.Earnings
$3,832,538
loss
—V. 172,
this
:
1951
Sales
/Net
deducting
costs
local
Estimated
•
for
corporation and Its subsidiaries
the
current
dividend
services bought
exhaustion of .facilities
and
State,
(& Subs.)- —Earnings—
Three Months Endpd March 31—
<
the
compared
Reinvested
Thompson Co.
of
on
subscribed and the books closed.—V. 173, p. 107.
(John R.)
ceremonies
and
.Interest
April 24 by Goldman,
Sachs & Co.- at $17.12V2 per
share, with a dealer's con¬
cession of 372/2 cents per share. The
offering was over¬
;
ground-breaking
-
Products
Texas
mon
assets
after
Employment
Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline
Co.—Secondary
Offering—A secondary offering of 15,000 shares of com¬
t
Federal
'
(Wear
*
Co.—Earnings—
Three Months Ended March 31—
Profit- before
income taxes.
1951.
.
.
self-
a
1,
Quarter Ended March 21—
-
.
1702
p.
-The
CONSOLIDATED
equipment,,
a
liquidating basis."—y. 173,
current
1951,
Pa.
March
on
$425,428,597,
the
"may
program
place
Net
possibly $10,000,000, which will be covered
large extent by Certificates of Necessity. Defense contracts now
in prospect
may require additional working capital.
For these purposes
Xbe company expects to borrow the
jto
Morrisville-
took
types normally used in the company's civilian production,
According
t
West Kentucky Coal
'
first
near
working
capital, with the'" remainder to be invested In fixed
assets, consisting
chiefly of manufacturing equipment which,-so far as
practicable, will'be
of
special programs entitled
and
•
additional capital funds to
support the company's larger volume of sales.
"About
'
taken by
'♦
to
replacements of facilities during
quarter of., 1951 totaled $51,000,000.
As of March *31, >1951,
authorized '.'projects 'to be
completed required" a- .'further expenditure
•of J$6L1;000,000, •
Including "the estimated cost of the Fairless Works
'the
the
purpose
will be
Similar priorities.
Expenditures lor additions
to
receiving sets,
82500
,
l
uoi.ooosf.*
notes represent moneys advanced to the company
after the properties were turned over to the com¬
the
company
to
pay.
the cash
down-payment
for tho
and
to
make a
$23,346 down-payment
(50%) -on
being" purchased
from the Denver Equipment Co.
Tno
serial notes represent the remaining cash payments fof
nrnnppi.ips riup
^hd
nn
the
resuective dates of the notes.
J. 173, p. 1<0J#
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
10
Monday, April 30, 1951
.
.
.
(1798)
<5r
Deere
grouped in two separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second table in which we show the
payments previ¬
Dividend announcements
are
ously announced, but which have not yet reached
Share
of Company
Name
Company,
75c
(increased)
common
<quar.)_
_
!
Delaware Rayon, 77c
non-cum. pfd
Derby Gas & Electric (quar,)
preferred
17c.
Diversified
series
Aviation
payment date.
Name
of Company
Agne\y-Surpass
Air
6-
(quar.)
:
pfd.
1
1
5-28
1
5-22
6-
87 %c
87%c
Co.
Stores
Allied
4%
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
40C
Arch
American
Home
American
Potash
Class
A
Class
B
$4
Pulley
Radiator
Co.
preferred
Stove
American
American
.
4%%
Tobacco
Co.
—
Dry Goods,
Stockholders
in
of
Atlas Glass Co.
5-
1
6-
1
5-10
25c
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-31
6-
1
5-
7
$1
6-15
6-
1
93 %c
6-15
—
.
40c
iquar.)_
Co.—
approved change
&
Co.
Can
Common
use
the
of
Fairbanks
Avondale Mills
(L,
6%
Fine
preferred
47c
6-
1
5-15
8c
6-
1
5-15
$1.12%
4-30
4-20
$1.12%
_
4-30
4-30
6-28
6-15
_
12 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
35c
<quar.)_
Associates
com.
Limestone
Bessemer
5-15
25c
(quar.)
Spinning
Shoe Stores,
Borland
1
——-
Co.,
(1947 series)
Collieries -Corp.
Ayshire
Berkshire
6-
22 %c
(quar.)
30c
_
Cement
7 7o
Steel
(quar.)
7-
2
6-
1
5-
7
$1.75
1
7-
2
6-
1
Bigelow-Sanford
Carpet
67c
$5c
__
(quar.)
60c
preferred
57c
Bloch
5-10
25c
preferred
Hill
5-15
6-30
6-30
1
5-11
60c
7-
6-
$1
4-30
4-23
$1
.__
7-
6-13
87 %c
7-
2
2
&
6-
6-15
Co.
7-
3
6-
7-
3
6-
$1.25
6-
1
5-21
(quar.)
Concen¬
(quar.)
.
Burkart
(F.) Manufacturing
Brothers, common
Butler
4%'%
Canada
Malting Co., Ltd...
4% % • pfd.
Canada JSafeway,
Canadian
Dredge
Dock
&
Common
Canadian
International
Canadian
Ltd.
5%
Products, 4%%
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Public
4%
preferred
Chain
Soya
___
______
Service,
common.—
5-
7
1
5-
7
quar.)
5-15
5-14
12-14
11-14
$$1.12%
7-
2
5-31
$10c
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
50c
6-
8
5-25
6-
1
5-15
30c
5-31
5-15
Fund,
6-30
6-18
5-15
5-
5-25
5-10
Inc.
preferred
-
&
4-30
4-25
special
77t
guaranteed
Columbian
4-30
4-25
35c
6-
1
5-10
$1
6-
1
6-
1
5-15
50c
6-
1
5-10
87 %c
6-
1
5-10
RR.—
___
(quar.)
50c
Power
(quar.)
(quar.)
Consolidated
Amusement
Consolidated
._
6-11
5-15
13c
Co.
Carbon
Composite Fund, Inc..:
4-30
4-20
6-
1
5-15
5 6 Ac
$40c
5-
1
4-20
37 %c
8-
1
7-16
37 %C
8-
1
7-16
Chemical
$1.50
Co., Ltd
Industries, Inc.—
class A (quar.)
partic. pref.
Class
B
Consolidated
$4.50
Edison
Power
$4.52
Co.
Co.,
preferred
...
(quar.)
common
Consumers
—___—
of
Y.,
—
Gulf
Haioca
pref ei red
Co
Hamilton
4%
(initial)
Hartford
I—
:quar.)—
com.
(auar.)_—
(quar.)
(quar,)
—
——_
Ltd.,
Co.,
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Co.,
ccm.
Electric
(qnar.)__.
(quar.)
preferred
Light,
pfd.
3.90%
(quar.)
Havana
Lithographing Co., common
conv. preferred
(quar.)
6%
Henke
&
Hobart
Pillot,
Inc.
Mfg. Co.
Hobbs
(quar.)
(quar.)
class A (accum.)_—
Co. (N. Y.),5% pfd. (quar.)
Battery Co.,
Horn A: Hardart
Hotel
Barbizon,
Howell
Electric
Hudson
Motor
Inc.
(quar.)
Motors
Illinois
Co.
Car
preferred
share
One
dividend)
(stock
International
of
A
8
5-
7
Jamaica
6-
8
7%
Co.
preference
"B"
(quar.)
!
_•
8
7%
4-30
4-23
5%
preference
"C"
6-15
5-25
5%
preference
"D"
(quar.)
7-
6-15
'
(quar.)
50c
$3.75
preferred
Copperweld
5'U
(H.)
Class
Coro,
B
40c
common
62 %c
(irreg.)
Inc.
took
action
no
payment
at
Crown
Cork
&.
Crown
Cork
&
Curtis
Mfg.
Co.
&
Leather,
B
1
6-11
6-
6-11
6-
1
6-
5-
3
1
6-.1
5-
3
Jefferson
Ltd.
Jones
5%
Ltd.
$2
pfd.
(Mo.)
Light, 4%%
class
pfd.
A
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
,
Laughlin
Kayser
_
Steel
Co.
&
6-
1
5-11
Kansas
$30c
5-15
4-30
Kawncer
6-15
6-
1
Kayser
8
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel,
6-11
6-
5-15
4-25
50c
6-15
5-22'
Kinney
5-31
5-10
$5
5-
4-20
1
7-3
5-15
5-15
5-15
5- 1
5-10
5-15
City
April
6-15
Steel
Company
Class
B
(quar.)
common
(see
7%
Wheel
Nashville
6-
1
5-15
Kysor
6-
1
5-15
La
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
class A
(quar.)
prior
Inc., common
preferred
Company
Heater
France
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Industries
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-18
5-15
4-30
G-
1
5-
4
6-
1
5-
4
6-
1
5-
4
5-15
5-
1
75c
30c
IOC
20c
5-
5-15
5-15
5- 1
5- 1
National
6- 1
5-15
National
1
5-16
6- 1
5- 1
5-1
5-16
4-24
4-24
5-15
5- 1
4'/4%
$1.50
:25c
5- 1
1 5-15
4-20
5- 4
4%%
National
5-15
5- 4
National
5-15
6- 1
5- 1
6- 8
17c
6-11
50c
J2c
$1
J12y2c
t25c
6- 5
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-4
5-21
6-21
4-30
4-30
5-15
6- 1
5-25
6- 1
5- 7
6-15
6-13
7-18
5-18
5-15
5-15
5-10
5- 4
8- 3
5-25
5-25
5-15
5-15
6-30
5- 1
National
common.-
Extra
Starch
National
preferred (quar.) —
Steam Cotton Co
Neilson
(William) Ltd., 5% pref
Neisner Brothers Inc. (quar.)
6%
York
15c
50c
$$1.12%
20c
—
common
(quar.)
Omar,
6- 1
6-6
5-18
5-18
1
5-16
Oswego
6-
1
5-10
$25c
$$1.75
xla/4%
xl'/4%
xiy4%
35c
$1
87>/2c
7777-
3
5-31
5-31
5-J1
5-31
5-31
6- 3
5-1
5-1
5- 7
6-1
6-1
3
3
3
7- 3
6-27
5-1
5-1
5-19
45c
7-1
7-
1
4
20c
12%c
$1
75c
$1.50-
$1.37/a
35c
Inc.,
Industries,
common—
$$1.75
50c
20c
——.
B
—-,
—————.—-
conv. pfd. (quar.)
Telephone, 6% pfd.
$1
>/
4%
4','2%
Count"
$1.12%
$1.31%
20c
3334C
—-
7-2
5-
50c
pfd. (quar.)—
7%
(quar.)
preferred series A (quar.)——
Oliver United Filters—
$2 convertible class A
(quar.)_
6-8
(s-ai_
Falls Corp., common (quar.)
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)
—
—
Outboard Marine & Mfg. Co—
Pacific Gas & Electric—
4.80%
redeemable 1st preferred (quar.)—
Parkview Drugs, Inc.
(Kansas City) —
25c
participating preference (quar.l
Pato Consolidated Gold Dredging, Ltd
Paton Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (quar.)
50c
25c
$1.12'/2
'
$3
25c
$1.12%
Co.
Machine
Corp., Ltd
Manufacturing
Electric
Co.,
Phillips
Petroleum
6- 1
6-15
Phoenix
Glass
6-15
Piaseckl
50c
7- 2
6-25
5-25
5-31
5-15
5-
25c
6-14
6-13
3-15
Class
common
Co.
Helicopter
„
8
6-
1
7-16
6-29
6-
5-10
9
5-10
6-
6-15
6-15
76-
9
5-15
5-15*
4-30
5-15
4-30
5-21
5-10
8-
1
7-31
5-
1
4-24
5-25
5-15
5-21
6-15
5-31
5-15
5-
4
5-15
5-
1
6-
8
5-18
6-
1
5-15
6-28
6-15
6-15
6-
1
6-
1
5-22
6-
8
5-
9
6-30
5-31
6-30
5-31
5-25
5-10
6-
1
6-
5-15
1
5-15
6-11
5-14
8-
1
7-10
6-
1
4-27
5-19
4-30
5-31
5-21
6-30
6-20
1
7-18
6-29
6-13
8-
6-
1
5-
5-17
1
4-30
4-30
4-25
7-
6-15
1
7
5-15
5-
1
5-
7
$20c
+3(1c
25c
5-11
6-15
5-11
4-30
4-23
4-30
4-23
6-
1
5-15
5-
1
4-25
5-15
5-
8
5-15
5-
8
(stock
$1.50
quar.)
dividend)
class
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
-
on page
5-21
4-30
4-23
6-
1
5-15
6-30
6-
4
6-30
6-
4
6-
1
5-11
5-25
5-10
5-25
5-10
37%c
25c
1
(Continued
1
6-
lc
V2C
100%
15c
—
Co._:
Company,
B
5
5-
6-15
6-15
35c
Extra
Tool
6-
5-31
37%c
25c
$1.20
(quar.)_
(quar.)
&
4-30
7-13
5-29
25c
common
6-15
Plomb
5-15
5-
$1.75
25c
62'/2c
Poor
9
4-30
(quar.)—:
(quar.)
(increased
5-10
3
5-
$1.75
75c
(quar.)
;
Co.
4-20
6-15
$1.25
8
5-
56c
—___
preferred (quar.)
6- 8
5-
1
5-25
50c
5- 1
6-29
7- 2
1
5-23
& Gear Co.—
$1.25
40c
35c
66-
5-15
—
pref.
1
5-16
Corp.—
Petrolite
$1
7
6-
9
$10c
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
7%
6-
6-
30c
.
Pepperell Manufacturing
Pheoll
3
6-15
834c
<—
Telephone
Pennsylvania
Perkins
7-
25c
(quar.)
$2.25
preferred
(nuar.)
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.—
2nd
7
35c
Extra
Peaslee-Gaulbert
Extra _*
17c
6-
7-
50c
preferred A (quar.)
Co.
Inc.,
3
5-10
'
(quar.)_—
—
(quar.)—_____——
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.,
Orange
7
7-
Public Service—
conv.
Class
6-
6-15
Service
Pharmacal Co.,
Match
3
to
Water
preferred
preferred
4.50%
1
7-
7-
_____
Northwestern
5%%
5-10
5-
20c
Diversified Funds, Inc.
under new name),
Corp. (quar..)
Niagara Share Corp. (quar.)
_________
Nopco Chemical Cc,. $4 preferred <quar.)___
Norfolk & Western Ry. (quar.)
North American Investment—
6% preferred (accum.)—
5V2%. preferred (accum.)-—_——
Northwest Bancorporatiori (quar.)—_____—
4>/2%
1
5-10
5-13
(divid. payments shown
York
6-
5-10
1
Inc.—
Stocks,
changed
Name
New
6-
6-
$1.12'/2
—
Quarterly
New
Ohio
5-18
5-28
4-30
Co., common..,..__________
37'/2c
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
—50c
New Jersey Zinc Co..
——75c
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock-
4-30
6- 9
4-19
8
Meter
Neptune
Norwich
7-3
5-10
1
6-
6-
—
Naumkeag
5-15
5-10
5-12
5-1
5-
5-10
Shipbuilding—
National Steel
Olin
5-18
4-19
—35c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.40
5-7
5-7
5-11
6-
1
25c
1-.—«•*«—————'25c
Products, ccm. (quar.)
25c
—
6-1
6-1
6-11
1
8
5-
$1.25
—_____
preferred (quar.).
_________
National Malleable & Steel Castings Co
National Paper & Type Co. (quar.)—
6-15
6-
8
8
6-
$1.06
$1.183/4
$1.12%
(quar.)
—
(quar.)——.—
Gypsum, $4.50 pfd. (quar)-^_-_
Linen Service Corp., com. (quar.)__
preferred
preferred
6-25
75c
125c
+37y2c
66-
$1.75
4'/2%
'
1
5-16
1
75o
preferred (quar.)-_—
5%
6-
1
—10c
Cash Register Co.
(quar.)
65c
Cylinder Gas Co., common (quar.}_
25c
National
1
6-12
6-11
1
Corp
Can
6-
7-
25c
50c
35c
50c
(quar.)_,—__———
preferred
National
6-12
Ry.—
(quar.)
Corp.
4-23
7-
17'/2c
$25c
t$1.75
t$1.75
—
Co.
Co.,
1
7-
30c
$1.25
75c
50c
62*/2c
96V4C
—
Biscuit
6-
3
$2
—.———
Aluminate
$1
25c
$1
Louis
St.
&
Chattanooga
Acme
National
2
75c
50c
(quar.37'/2c
;
50c
10c
(quar.)
5-
6-15
(quar.)____
62y2c
pfd.
5-15
(quar.)__
Inc.
Lines
Corp.
•Quarterly
8c
5c
$1.25
5%
5-10
.
<fc
Moore-McCormack
8-15
5-11
6-20
Rood Products Co.___
Products, common iquar.)___
preference series C
Motor
(Julius)
Kayser
(quar.)
(G. R.),
Koehrirg
$37 %c
$17%C
&
;
Erie RR. (s-a)
Corp., Ltd., 4% pfd. (quar.l—
preferred A (quar.)—
preferred B (quar.)
7%
6-30
1
7-
non-cum.
Moore
50c
6-
preferred
Montgomery
5-18')
8- 1
5-11
50c
6-1
6- 8
5- 5
50c
$1.50
5-15
5-18
1
5-31
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_
_____
Mississippi Valley Public ServiceCommon
(quar.)
57c preferred (quar.)
—
'
Mohawk Carpet Mills Inc. (quar.)
Monroe Calculating Machine (quar.)
Monsanto Chemical Co., common (quar.)___
S-IO*
5
6-
40c
Midland
—
—
$3.85
1
6-11
$1.06V4
Mickelberry's
$1.25
25c
$1
48%C
15c
37'/2c
7''/2c
30c
75c
$1.25
$2
6-
(quar.)
5-31
7- 1
7- 2
8- 1
6-11
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
5-15
8-15
6-15
6-15
6- 1
5-20
7-15
5-15
two-for-one split
a
common
5-18
+12y2c
50c
37y2c
75c
42y2c
50c
+7c
t$1.25
4-24
5
26.
5-15
5-15
5-15
1
6-
15c
—
6-21
6-15
+12V2c
tl2'/2c
6-
5-
$12/2c
50c
6- 8
$2
5
Co.—
15c
25c
50c
50c
4c
25c,
Corp.,
Stockyards,
(Julius)
Insurance
&
Corp.—
approved
Corporation,
8%
5-
50c
$1.25
6- 1
,
4-16
1
50c
5-15
5-15
10c
1
6-
6-15
—
6-15
25c
5-
25c
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
84%c
5-15
35c
$1.50
$1.02%
$1.06'/t
$1.06V*
,<
1
30c
preferred (quar.)——
4% 2nd preferred (quar.;
—
Meier & Frank Co., Inc
—
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse —
Meyer-Blanke Co. (quar.)—
——
5-10
6- 2
5-19
5-15
5-15
6-
5-25
——-
4V4%
5-28
4-24
5-15
6-15
(quar.)
Zinc_-
Hegler
&
effective
5-31
1
^15c
Co., Ltd.—
(initial
quar.)—
Stockholders
6- 1
5-9
1
6-
$25c
common—
(quar.)
Bonding
Stores
Extra
5-
62'/2c
25c
common
Mattliiessen
4-30
1
5-15
5-15
7-16
Quarterly
Mead
5-
40c
preferred
McCrory
7
1
6-11
(quar.)_,
:
Corp.,
Massey-Harris
6-1
5- 4
5- 4
4-30
4-20
5- 1
30c
Co.
5-
6-
35c
—
& Co., Inc.
Shirt
Philadelphia
$50c
$1.12
10c
25c
$30c
15c
$4
$25c
5-10
1
6-
6-11
10c
(William)
Massachusetts
"
Co.)
75c
(quar.)__
pfd. C
(quar.)
(quar.I
preferred A (quar.)__,
Julius
$50c
(quar.)
Inc.,
Ltd.,
&
B
Corp
(quar.)__:
Co.
4%
Johnson.
preferred
Estate
40c
Seal,
&
3y2%
(quar.)
Sulphur
9334C
(quar.):
(increased quar.)
Seal.
Lake
Johnson
Jones
&
Paper Box Co.,
Power
2
6-
on
Company, 3%% pfd. (quar.)
Crompton & Knowles 1,00m Works
Class
2
meeting
Crane
Dallas
7-
25)
Cosmos Imperial Mills, Ltd.
Dayis
$25c
$25c
(Company
dividend
April
Corrugated
Co.,
(quar.)
Distillery, Ltd., class A lirreg.)_
common
held
933,4c
iquar.)
Steel
pfd.
conv.
Corby
$1.13
(quar.)
com.
57c
5-18
5-28
11'Ac
—
preferred
Extra
$1.50
common
<quar.)___
5Gc
(quar.)
5-14
5-17
5-18
5-15
5-31
30c
87'/2c
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Products, common <quar.)___
(quar.)
—
•'
MacWhyte Company (quar.)
——.—
5-28
7- 1
5-31
6-15
5-15
2
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Gas Co.
(quar.)___
(P. R.)
2
6-
40c
65c
Co. (irreg.)
Metals
'5%
Marathon
Ltd.—
(Conn.)
Service,
Continental American Life Insurance Co._
Co.,
6-28
75c
62%c.
25c
$12%c
___
Ltd.
Continental
Can
5- 5
5- 5
Corp.—
(quar.)
Silver
Public
preference
.
5- 5
5-25
5-25
$1
International
6-
5-21
5-25
13c
14c
Star
Lowney
$65c
t30c
Metal Industries,
common
International Packers,
6-15
Manhattan
Preferred
Holdings.
Machines
Business
Quarterly
Class
Mallory
75c
;
Petroleum
International
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)__:
Inland Steel Co.
Intercoast
Extra
5- 5
25c
$1
RR.
(quar.)_:
Imperial Varnish Si Color, Ltd.,
$1.50
5- 5
5-25
5
5
5
5
5-25
6-
35c
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Refining Co._____,
&
Central
5-25
8c
(quar.)
Chemical Co.
&
6-15
5c
50c
37'/2c
Sons
&
Light
Lindsay
Co.
12y2c
Co
Special
Humble Oil
Lyons
5-23
5c
Liquid Carbonte Corp., com. (increased quar.)
3Vz 7 preferred (quar.)
———
Local Finance Corp. (Rhode Island), com—
'
Ltd.
Watch
conv.
5- 5
5- 5
5- 5
6-30
Co.
Water
Cotton
5-25
5-25
5-25
25c
—
Brewery,
preferred
Mines,
10c
19c
15c
25c
Corp.
preferred
5%
(quar.)_
pref.
Western
Hamilton
Lone
25c
Company—
Corporation
Hallnor
5- 5
5- 5
—
(quar.)——
(quar.)
pfd.
4%
Coal
conv.
Oil
5-25
5-25
___•_
—
—
Inc.,
W.)
Hackensack
12c
14c
6-15
6-15
6- 1
6-15
6-15
6-1
6- 4
—
Co,
Towing
conv.
50c
2
—
(quar.)
Ltd.
Lakes
50c
Inc
(quar,)_
(quar.)—^
Cement Co.
Mackay Stores, Ltd., class A
B
(quar.)
7-
N.
common
(quar.).
—
Mines,
International
...
<quar.)_
Inc.
preferred
5-10
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Connecticut
8
Machine Co., common
I
Pittsburgh
47c
5-10
5-
15c
—
(quar.)
Machine
Cleveland
4-30
5-25
Corp.
Cincinnati Milling
47c
5 19
4
50c
5c
Clearing
5-15
5-10
—
Inc., 39#% pfd. (quar.)
General Outdoor Advertising Co., common—
5%
6-15
1
20c
;
(quar.)__
Mills,
50c
6-14
25c
(quar.)—
(increased
Co.—_
(quar.)__"
Year-end
West
5555-
6-15
Corp.
Savers
Life
20c
—
$6 preferred
Company
Griesdieck
$1
...
Engineering
Company
Copper
Cincinnati
5-15
1
6-
40c
Chambersburg
Chile
1
6-
40c
(quar.).
Co...
Belt Co
Chiksari
6-
15c
25c
Carpenter Steel Co.
Corporation
.
Carrier
Central
7
$$1.25
—
Illinois
5-
Trust,
Investment
(quar.)
Central
1
5 85c
common
preferred
6-
Co.
Gale & Company,
Mfg.
5-25
5-25
5-25
5-25
1
5-15
30c
$1
Inc.
(James)
50c
(quar.)-.
Co., Ltd., class A
Class B
(initial)
Great West Felt
Co., Ltd.-—
7
$85c
—
Food
5-
6-
common
Great
10c
12c
3c
7c
5-
1
(quar.)
Machine
Monotype
Fabrics,
$1.25
(quar.)
Fuller Brush Co., class A (quar.)_____
Class AA (quar.)
:—
——
Gray
1
$$1.12%
Co.,
Great
6-
$50c
.
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.," com
Trailer
(II.
5- 5
25c
12y2c
preferred
Gossard
5
$1
___
—
Fruehauf
6%
5-25
$2.50
(quar.),
General Portland
15c
Co.
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
5-21
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
—.
Bottlers,
5- 5
5- 5
1
1
6-
(initial)
Works
& Dye
Extra
Co.
General
5-25
5-25
6- 1
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-25
6-15
6- 1
G- 1
6-1
—
General
6c
18c
Funds—
series
Gamewell
Lees
—50c
(initial) ——25c
common
Sulphur
Class
25c
Co.,
Custodian
Gabriel Steel
5- 5
25c
$1
—$1.15
—$1.22%
Freeport
4%
5-25
______
series
Bond
5c
5-
6-
Extra
6-6
preferred (s-a)
Fort Pitt Bridge Works (quar.)—
Foster & Kleiser Co. (quar.).
Franklin
Lea
7-1
5%
Gordon
5
$1.12%
(increased)
;
Co.
(quar.)—
preferred
Mineral
Goodall-Sanford,
5-10
425c
25c
trating
preferred
preferred
Follansbee Steel Corp
Foote
Lanston
5- 5
$30c
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Corp., 4%
4.90%
Girdler Corp.
8
6-20
$$1
$4|>0.234375
__i
Mining
4.60%
Goldale
6-13
50c
(quar.)
Sullivan
&
1
5-15
Co
Brooklyn Telegraph &■ Messenger Co.
Bunker
5-
$1.50
Traction, Light & Power Ltd. Is-^l)
British-American Oil Co., Ltd., com. (quar.).
preferred
,
6-25
Brazilian
33/< 7c
5-15
1
C2%c
_______
(quar.)
Bearing
6-15
2
25c
iquar.)„
Company
(interim)——
Border City Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp., common (quar.)
Roller
—
(quur.)„
Tobacco, com.
preferred
3 % %
5-10
7-
•'
Borden
Bower
1
1
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Brothers
6%
66-
____
Valley
(Phila.)
Blauner's
4
$1.50
*
<quar.)_
Gas & Electrle—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
4.25%
5-
5-15
Inc.-—
Co.,
&
Power
6-20
$1
—
_______
Ltd.
Common
4-20
4-30
Florida
Income
common—
Bickle-Seagrave,
Blackstone
5-18
4-20
6-
50c
Corp.,
preferred
1
4-30
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Bethlehem
__
Fund___
Quarterly
25 c
(monthly)——
4%% pfd. (quar.)
S.)
pfd.
5-18
6-15
;
Corp.
conv, class A
(s-a)
Connell Dredge & Dock Co.—
Ltd.,
Fitz-Simons
5- 5
5-25
1
com.
new
Stamping
3c
Co.
(quar.)
Equipment Co
Co. (quar.)——___—
Industrial
Fittings,
—
preferred
Petroleum
"56"
—_—
Watch
Morse
Financial
iquar.)__
Co
Federal-Mogul Corp.
name,
5-25
6-
$1.75
25c
25c
—
pfd.
<quar.)_
preferred
Derrick &
Emsco
—
(quar.)______
preferred
Boat
12c
Co.,
Bleacliery
Lansing
Railway—
4.10%
Gas,
National
Elgin
(s-a)
Inc.
Street
(quar.)
A
Natural
Electric
of
$12%c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
___________
Utilities,
preferred
Paso
5-11
Hazel-
new
Co.^
Massachusetts
$4.25 2nd
5-11
America—
ot
(quar.)
conv.
4%%
1
1
Daniel
4'/4%
Because
with
however,
over
Canteen Co.
Automatic
Ayres
6-
A (quar.)
Ltd., 4.80% pfd.
Brewing (Pittsburgh)
Kansas
6%
1
—
—_
,
preferred
&
Lanett
New
_
common
5- 5
5-5
5-5
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.)___
Eastern
El
—
;
Chemical
&
Company,
Duquesne
5-11
6-
Tar
(monthly)
Co.
Ltd
Eastern
1
$1.50
—
...
proposed a change of the
company's name to United Can <fc Glass Co.
Auto Electric Service Co., Ltd.—t—
% 7c
6-
Fields
Oil
Dupuis Freres,
have
directors
4
6-
common
(quar.)
Stores,
5-5
5-25
5-25
5-25
He
_
—
preference
Early
$1.75
a
Co.,
A
Drackett
47o
4-23
Engine
controversy,
a
Atlas
1
5-
65c
$1
-
equipment
Cup
Class
7
6-
40c
(quar.)
com.
common
1950
to
5-25
quar.)
;
Glass
name
5-25
4-20
37 %c
Co.,
Dixie
,
series
series
series
Dominion
1
1
——_
investment fund
coast
Dominion
6-
_•
series
Steel
3
1
75c
(quar.)—.
Diesel
5-
6-
15c
(quar.)_
preferred
5-15
6-23
6-15
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd
6-11
—
———...
——
utility
Tobacco
6-20
series
—
Railroad
1
1
5-
common—
1st preferred
6-
6-
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7%
6-15
56'/4C
___
Power
6%
Pacific
Lane-Wells
5-25
6-15
t40c
Bryant,
10c
10c
10c
2
—
preferred (quar.),
Inc. (quar.)
7%
7-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
8c
.
——
series
series
Railroad
1
$1.75
(increased
$4 preferred
Atlas Imperial
6-
——
series
bond
stock
series
Oil
Dominguez
_
(quar,)
Bottle
Cork Co.,
Associated
6-15
C01 P-
(quar.)
pfd.
Co.—
Arkansas-Missouri
Sanitary
:
Thermos
$3,75
5-14*
1
30c
__
Standard
Foundries
American
Armstrong
6-
Metals
1
25c
(quar.)
&
Co.,
preferred
6-1
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)__
Screw
Steel
6-
6-15
—-
_
Merchandising series
4-20
6-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)
American
4-27
-
—
fund—
series
Machinery
7
$1
Lines
(quar.)
American
5-
5
series
Government
5-15
50C
American
Common
6-
9
fund—^
stock
common
Insurance
Public
(quar.)
President
American
6%
IOC
50c
A
6-
—.—
preferred stoCk fund
Food
Chemical—
&
preferred
7%
$5
(quar.)
preferred
5%
$1
(quar.)
American
5-15
1
—
series
Diversified
6-15
6-
12 %c
N.
'Del.)
Co.
7-20
_———
investment
Electrical
4- 3
5- 7
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
35c
1,
(quar.)
Co.
Woods Milling,
the
ot
Common
12c
—
—.—
Diversified
8
+ 90c
Y. (quar.)
(liquidating) ____
Co,
(N. Y.)
(liquidating)
Products Corp.
(monthly).
Arch
American
5-
50c
Alpha Portland Cement Co
—_________—
Aluminium, Ltd. (increased quar.j.
American
5-15
bond
Diversified
8
$1
(quar. >_
Amalgamated Bank of
5-
75c
(quar.)
common
5-15
10c
Kid
Allied
series
Corporate
4-30
6-12
Inc.——
Gas Corp., $3.50
Alabama
Chemical
Payable of Rec.
$15c
(quar.)—
Ltd
Stores,
Shoe
Asociates,
Building Supply series
Holdert
When
Per
Share
Lake
Share
of Company
15c
—
—_———
series—
Stock
4-30
5-21
Name
Lacledc-Christy
Lane
"
Bahk
35c
$2.34
35c
_____
seiies
Automobile
\
Payable of Rec.
G- 1
5-10
6- 1
5-10
Inc.—
Funds,
Agricultural series
their
—
Per
Holders
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
43)
5-16
5-
2
5-15
4-30
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
JVolume 173
Number 5007
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1799)
«»
York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEERLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1950
Lowest
J per
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
54% Jan
\
S per share
$ per share
share
21
$ per
56
41% Mar 15
YORK
Saturday
Apr. 21
share
Par
Apr
27
Abbott
2% Feb
1
Dec
30
6% Jan
29
ACF-Brill Motors Co
3
27% Dec
29
27% Jan
2
33% Jan
-*Q
Acme Steel
July 12
25 % Dec
29
25% Jan
2
28% Apr
27
Adams
42% Feb
14
37% Apr 26
43
18
Adams-Millis Corp
18
:
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
19% Jan
39% Dec
1
36 % Dec
6
21
".
49
Jan
15
20% July 13
110% Jan
5
4
56% Feb
14
Addressograph-Multigraph
2
29% Feb
26
Admiral
3
11% Mar 22
47% Jan
18
9
52% Mar 27
2% July 13
1
Feb
121
3% Jan
31
3
26% Apr
121% Jan 19
3
2% Jan
Jan
131
29
Mar
3% Jan
2
7
19
15% Mar 29
23
Dec
28
?!% Apr
4
27% Feb
9
67% Jan
77
Oct
18
74% Jan
5
80
Feb
2
4
27
2% Jun
5% Dec
29
3% Feb
27
4% Jan
2
3
86% Dec
30
80% Jan
22
87% Jan
2
July
Sep
74
83% Oct
8
21% Jan
3
89% Mar
2
8% Jan
3
19
19
Nov
18
82
Jan
4
37% Apr
Jan
6
86
102
29%
29%
28%
27%
28
$2.50 prior
23% Feb
2
14
48% Jan
26
28
40% Apr
65% Feb
4
20
93% Apr
23
28% Jun 27
44
Dec
29
99% Dec
20
93% Mar 15
38% Jan
11
34% Jan
Dec
22
84
5% Dec
29
26
3% Apr
36% Apr
17% Apr
160% Jan
Jan
9
47% Jan
15
40
161%
Feb
100
9
Dec~30
98
5
13
xlOl
42 % Mar 15
81% July 12
5
9
Jan
11
Allied
11
22
61% Apr
11
17% Jan
19
44 Vs Feb
6
4
14% Apr
8% Apr
3
178
Jan
14% Mar 15
109% Oct
8 *
90% July 26
57
38% Apr
21
105% Apr
10% Jan
10
21
6% Jan
2
120% May 24
26
10
93% Jan
2
114
Jan
16
13% Apr
27
7% Mar
2
114% Apr
27
5
27
190
Jan
18
Apr
17
Jan
19
Jun
35
Oct
17
30% Apr
2
39% Jan
18
65% Jun
26
79
Feb
18
74
Mar 29
83 % Jan
18
21% July 13
38 % Dec 19
30% Nov 27
28
Mar 14
32 % Jan
9
51
Mar 22
40% Jan
2
15% July 17
17% Jun 30
23
Feb
23
18% Jan
4
July
22
81% May
25% Dec
27
185
3Vk%
conv
preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
3%%
Airlines
cum
conv
6%
preferred...
American Bosch
Amer
Brake
2
27
4%
7%
94
95
95
44%
44%
45%
94%
94%
94%
94%
1,000
38
38%
37%
38%
38%
39%
40
88%
88%
89
89 V2
40 %
89%
3,400
89%
90
3%
90
91
3%
3%
3%
6,400
3%
50
*36%
1
18
*36%
39
17"%
18
*183%
*55
184%
83%
83"%
83%
83%
83%
84
83%
84 %
18 Va
18Va
17%
18Va
18
18%
18
18%
61 %
6l
61
15Va
15
15ya
106%
12%
6%
Can
25
100
common
;
106 %
106%
106
12%
12%
12%
12%
13%
13
6%
6%
6%,
110%
6%
110%
6%
110
6%
110%
110%
110%
110%
172%
171
171
172
172
170
76%
75Va
30'%
30%
No par
*40%
40Va
10
20%
20%
10
*23'A
24'A
*23'/a
24!A
94
*92
94
33 Va
34
3%%
conv
preferred series A.100
*215
27
3%%
conv
preferred series B.100
*130
10
American
24% Feb
5% Jan
2
4
9
15
American
American Export Lines Inc
pair
5
22'A Feb
16
2'A Jan
16
3% Jam
2
13
85% Mar 28
96% Jan. 16
14 y8
79% Oct
17
73% Apr
26
84
55% Mar 22
51% Jan
29
56% Mar 22
45% Aug 25
42
Mar 24
50
Jan
9
7
Mar 28
9
Jan
2
51% Jan
10
3
8 % Dec
46% Jun 30
25% Aug
6% Nov
75
13
Dec
5% Jan
29
Mar
11
9% Apr
13
92
Mar 29
16% Dec
July 17
Jan
11
34% Apr
3
13
16% July 18
13% July 3
78
Dec
49
26
61% July 3
12% July 12
29
28
25% Oct
7
21% Dec
101
28
Nov
22
47% Mar
9
29% Jan
23
6% Jan
13
34
16
Mar
8% Jan
9
24
Jan
2
86
Jan
24
16
Jan
2
17% Jan
16
17% Jan
18
19'A Apr
4
99% Mar 13
19% Mar 26
24% Feb
21
Jan
105
29
1
32
3
102
Apr 20
17% Jan
17
Jan
29
12
106% Jan
31
16
36% Jan
28
33% Jan
12
36% Feb
3
22% May 23
16% May 12
16% Jan
3
22% Feb
27
185
24
Apr
9% Jan
12'AJan
174
2
15% Mar 17
26
19
13
39% Mar 30
53% Dec
49
Mar 24
56
Feb
5
60
73% Nov 24
80 % Feb
13
14
169% Sep
14
Apr 26
70% Mar 28
149
Apr 23
177
167
Jan
9
37% Dec 22
44
Jun
5
38% Jan
2
42% Feb
14
134% Sep 25
145
Jan
13
27
139% Jan
2
2
37% Jan
38 % Apr
35% Dec
18
134% Apr
31% Apr
Nov
24
32 % Jan
10
11
11% Jan
10
60 % Aug 17
136% Oct 13
59% Jan
2
70
103% Apr
10
138
20% Jan
3
38
12% Jan
22% Feb
3
161% May 20
76% Jan
9
158
Mar
30
64%! Nov 16
64% Nov 27
117'% Aug 17
121% Mar 28
7% Jan
3
12% Mar 22
46% Dec
18
150
Jan
25
63% Apr
12
138% Apr 26
57 % Apr
4
X117
Jan
15
8% Mar 30
36% Apr
84
100
Dec
14
99
63
95
Dec
18
2
79
May 1
5% Feb 14
61
Mar
8
16% Nov 24
81
Nov
21
27% Mar 10
40% Dec
28
27% Apr
38% Nov 24
5
x51
July 12
Jan
12
19% Feb 11
9 % Jan
4
3
Feb
33% July 14
13
Jan
3
28
110% Mar
8
72% Oct
2
36
Nov
17% Dec
15
26 % Jan
•9
28% Dec
7
Dec
18
40 %
40%
40'A
40%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20'A
24
24%
24
24
*92
92%
*92
*214
48
Jan
5
Mar
23% Feb
158
•
Feb
Sales for
Apr. 27
the Week
6%
6%
6%
7
*22%
23%
23%"
23%
♦23
19 Va
19%
19%
2'A
19%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
*44'A
7%
*48
32 %
*6%
*77
17%
19%
*21
86%
2%
*86%
20
2%
87%
86
86%
85%
2%
86
86
1.4%
14%
141/8
14%
14'A
14%
74%
14%
74
74
73%
74
74
53
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
44%
7%
44%
44%
44
44
7%
7%
*48
48
32%
32%
48%
32%
6%
6%
7
*48
32%
6%
79
♦77
79
♦77
17%
*17%
17%
17'/a
*44
7%
48%
*48
32%
32%
6%
52%
44%
*44
7%
49
*48
33
32%
6%
7
*77i%
79
79
*77
17%
*17%
17%
17 %
53%
43%
700
7%
2,800
7%
49
*48
33%
*6%
33%
7
♦77
17%
17%
19%
19%
19%
193/a
19
19
19%
20%
20%
19'A
20%
21%
4,000
21%
21%
102%
21%
*102%
103%
12,300
103%
103V'a
104%
21%
104%
16%
8,500
*102
102%
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
86%
*85%
86%
85 %
85%
♦12%
12%
12%
12%
43%
43%
431/4
43%
103
17%
9
♦102
103
18%
9
17%
9
104%
,
„
14%
14%
14%
15,100
44%
44%
45%
2,30J
♦102
104%
IO41/2
10
17%
17%
17%
17%
9%
5,300
8%
8%
9%
9%
400
.28%
29%
29%
29%
*34%
36
35
35
18'%
18%
15,300
14%
15
27,500
*173%
175
30
8%
9
4,900
34%
34%
♦34%
35%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
141/z
15
*175
8%
8%
14%
178
8%
39%
39
39%
*50
52
51
51
75%
74%
74%
149
39%
150%
149%
39%
♦102
17%
*8%
35%
178
1041%
17%
9
*39
75 %
75 %
149% 149%
•*102
18
18%
8%
*175
8%
39
*49
.75%
74 Va
150%
150%
29
177
9
39 %
50%
75%
152
1
18%. 18%
14%
15
174
8%
38%
*49
76%
152
175
9
38%
39
50%
491/2
77%
73
152 %
134
♦132%
133%
♦131 Va
5
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
100
153%
154
63%
64
Tobacco
25
common
120% Apr
16
10% Feb
6
American Water Works Co Inc
46% Jah
3
American Woolen
Mar 16
American
5%
7%
$4
100
Viscose
Corp com
preferred
100
No par
preferred
prior preference
No par
44% Feb
13
Anaconda
41
13
Anaconda Wire & Cable-
x25% Apr
3
102% Apr 25
66% Jan
3
110
Jan
13
75% Apr
38% Apr
14
prior
conv preferred—
Copper Mining...
Hock
Glass
Common
$4
preferred
10
22
Andes Copper Mining
A P W Products Co Inc
Jan
13
Archer-Daniels-Midland
51% Jan 29
Jan 29
Oil
Corp
Armco Steel Corp common
4%%
154
63%
140
140%
60%
*119%' 119%
8%
8%
140
*60
37%
*101
*79%
17
*80
41%
39%
60%
119%
81
64
•
140%
61
119%
154%
63%
138%
61
119%
8%
8%
38%
37%
*101
102
100%
123/4
67%
134
21%
154%
64
139%
62
120
8%
38
39%
135
*12%
67%
39%
136
12%
67%
"131%
133
21%
22
154
154 %
39%
*134%
155
12%
67
•132
39%
12%
67%
133
21%
21%
154%
154%
„
30
35%
•
35%
4,700
38%
38%
3,000
800
12%
13%
68
68
*132
21%
154%
63%
64%
64
64%
138%
138'%
139
139%
930
59%
60%
59%
60%
61%
9,700
119
8%
120
8%-
*119
8%
119%
60%
*119
100
X8%
8%
37%
8,000
37%
38
38%
38%
10,800
101%
100%
8%
101 %
101
•100%
79%
*78%
80%
79
79
*78%
16%
16%
16%
17%
79i/2
*781/2
39
119%
8.700
36%
16%
41%
29,500
63%
139%
100%
40
154%
700
4,000
63%
16 Va
41%
22
138%
79%
*391%
1,400
133
79%
*79%
40%
79(J-
39%
134V2
16%
81
„
39%
16%
*79i/2
155
20
7,400
134%
136
79%
81
40
154%
8%
102
41%
12%
67'A
37%
37%
17
13
67
26%
26%
26%
20
*100%
*72%
36%
*15%
5
*7%
7%
7%
7%
N 0 par
* 47 'A
44 %
48 %
*47%
48%
47
44%
44Vi
44%
44%
112%
112%
10
10
convertible preferred—100
*112
26%
26%
6.25
8% Jan
53
50
21%
Feb
Apr
Apr
25
No par
67
39
137
No par
„
Anderson-Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard
Apr 25
1
*12%
13
67%
39
*136
137
300
17%
102
79
17%
81
79%
41%
40'/2
40%
40%
41%
41%
41%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
40
79
79
79
40
310
10,100
70
22,500
540
Corp—
s.
27
42
100
conv
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
$5
5
common
2
30% Jan 30
25
♦136
500
49 %
77%
17,100
39%
*12%
*66%
*132%
39'A
137
60
14
28%
*175
300
87
43%
28%
14%
16%
♦86
14%
28%
14%
16%
85%
43%
28%
14%
16
85%
12%
35%
,
•
43%
28%
28%
35 %
18 %
14%
178
8%
39%
51 %
102%
16%
*85%
No par
preferred
700
19%
21
35%
6%
17%
19%
38%
American Tel & Tel Co
1,200
20%
38
American
7,300
6%
19%
35%
28
33%
79
21'A
37%
9
49
*6%
79
37%
American Sumatra Tobacco
2,100
20,100
53 %
38
Sugar Refining com...100
preferred
__„___100
74%
43%
7%
38
7%
1,700
6,400
14%
53
38
American
86
'
44%
7%
37%
American Stove Co
5,300
74
37%
6
2 Va
14%
36%
13
10,000
75
No Dar
Stores Co
200
19%
14%
7%
2,300
19%
74%
7%
Shares
7
23%
14%
*ldl% 103
8%
*38%
*50
19%
2%
S per share
75
*101% 103%
16%
16%
*85
86%
12%
13
*43%
43%
*175
20
7
American
46 %
Friday
Apr. 26
$ per share
27
9
130
Thursday
Apr. 25
$ per share
34%
36'A Jan
4
Wednesday
6%
53
2,300
Apr. 24
23%
87%
2,700
49'%
PRICES
6%
88
60
-.10
18,300
137
48
34%
2
108
,
1,000
'?
240
132
48
34%
47% Oct
page 22.
♦225
130
*22%
19%
SO 1
24%
*47%
34%
Feb
4
24%
129%
47
34%
66% Feb
19
*215
127%
34%
87
4
991%
34%
77% Apr
2
38% Jan 25
4
95%
34%
5
6% Jan
225
95%
230
No par
2
11
94
American Steel Foundries
19% Feb
20
94
93%
19
common
16
Feb
93%
39%
non-cum
Jan
107
93%
*135'/a
6%
94% Jan
3
18
Snuff Co
Tuesday
20 V4
24 %
*92
25
68% Jan 31
154
American
No par
100
SALE
20'/a
201%
*23%
93 %
100
13% Mar 10
Feb
Refg com
7% preferred
HIGH
4,500
7%
*28%
*34 %
18%
14%
Amer Smelt &
47
40%
22%
Natural Gas Co—No par
American News Co
No par
Light
No par
Ifad & Std San'y com__No par
7% preferred
100
American Safety Razor
5
American Seating Co
No par
American Ship Building Co__No par
127 Va
48
3,900
40%
40%
6%
9
Power &
*215
130
30 s,a
77%
30%
tper share
Apr. 23
t per share
18
Amer
225
6,100
*76%
22%
*8%
American
127%
270
34%
30%
40%
1711/2
*20
"
*47
Monday
92%
30%
114%
34 y8
76
preferred
49% Dec 26
see
40%
76
113%
♦170%
34-%
7
23 'A
19%
*17%
Apr
2
14% Mar 28
31% Apr
13% Apr
120% Oct 23
For footnotes
30%
114%
171
34 y4
7
*22%
-19%
*2%
38
14%
74%
1
American
6,200
111%
171
t
share
..2
Anchor
18% July 13
106
100
30% Feb
Feb
21% Feb 28
Apr 20
preferred
3
Apr
30
No par
Ltd com_Nopar
27% Jan'
40
62% July 26
Co
33% Mar 16
10% Jan
146% Jun
4%%
100
American Molasses Co
2
3
100
No par
preferred
Amer Metal Products Co..
15
146 % Jan
.!
preferred
3.90%
3
7% Jan
30
7%
Amer Mach <fc Fdry com
8
31% Jan
18% Jun
l
100
American International Corp.No par
American Investment Co of 111
1
American Locomotive common—.1
Jan
19% Mar
1
No par
preferred
11
11
27
non-cum
15% Jan
2
x8'A Mar 20
51% Mar 16
Jun
6%
10
50
American Ice Co common
American Metal
23% Aug
9
July 14
38% Jan 25
convertible preferred
American Home Products
Amer Machine & Metals:.
106% May 17
18% Aug 16
9% Nov 10
28% Dec 16
10
6%
50% Jan
3
Xl2
Co
American Hawaiian SS Co
American Hide & Leather com
14% Apr 26
25
26
128
Electric
&
88
41% Apr
22% Mar 24
29% May l
American Gas
2
-10'A Jan
4
No par
25
11% Nov 22
5
No par
No par
preferrea...
141/8 Jan
6% Jun
July
preferred
$7 2nd preferred A
$6
85% Apr
11
Oct
47% Dec 29
*157% Apr
$7
90
3
Aug
2
11% July 26
175% July 18
5% July 13
1
Jan
78
22
July 13
14% Dec 13
18 % Jan
1
No par
Foreign Power com__No
17% May 12
4
104
Aug
Apr 25
Tiling
European Secur
6,200
$ per
40a
Amer &
18% Jan
American Encaustic
700
6%
75
130%
5,700
6%
30%
230
♦107
6%
74VA
48
107
43,900
30%
Apr. 31
Feb
8
107
40
13%
75%
129ya
391/2
108%
75%
*215
48%
39 %
6,700
9,900
13%
30%
94%
39%
18%
62
13%
30%
92%
15%
18%
♦61
6%
75%
95%
14%
38%
34
94%
15
3,600
13%
33%
Saturday
Par
23 % Feo
25% Mar 22
4% Jan
95%
18%
61
43,400
6'/a
33%
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
12% July 12
July 12
43% July 26
*48%
20
$ per share
4
93% Oct
44 y«
Distilling Co..
NEW YORK STOCK
4% Mar 23
3
94%
500
16%
85
13%
33%
STOCKS
64
Jan
*92
10
16%
85
14%
106
40%
132
«mn
100
com
16%
84%
18'A
39'A
20Va
230
Apr
prior preferred
33%
55
61
171
33%
54%
16%
111
'171
195
55
84
15
103 Va
193 %
*54%
61
39
*30
American Crystal Sugar com
.61
14%
14%
39%
100
Cable.
62
39%
Apr
21% Jan
14%
39"%
107'A
137
3
*61
39%
*106%
213
24
1,400
10
3
Nov
200
196%
193
55
*75%
Highest
17%
16%
No par
Range Since Jan. 1
40
*17%
55
15
1,700
♦37
18
16'A
*61
3%
39
*17%
5*
2
3%
*36%
18
16%
American
Range for Previous
192%
3%
39
191%
100
com
Cyanamid Co
190%
55
No par
4%%
*17%
16%
American Car & Fdry com
7% preferred
American
*36%
18
56
16%
preferred——100
Broadcasting Co Inc
1
& Radio Corp
1
&
39
188 %
*55
16%
10
64% Jan
\
56
16%
Jan
2% July 13
*36%
*17%
17%
1G%
39%
preferred
38
187
186
3%
1
39%
Chain
500
12,600
38
No par
Co
*94
3%
American Cable
American
94
44%
93%
87 Va
convertible
American
95
45
94%
46% Apr
8% May 19
600
44 %
111
24
17,400
23
94
6
Jun 27
1,700
65 Va
94
23
$ per share
10'A
64 %
94%
49% Oct
$ per share
*ioy8
♦22%
45%
113% Jun
Lowest
23
45
101% July 12
32% Jan 13
Highest
10%
65 Va
93%
4
Year 1950
10
64%
22
*
94%
171% Jan
6% July 13
July 31
22 %
45%
19
18
64%
22
94%
178% Jun
17
63%
21%
93%
16
Lowest
64 Va
21%
9,300
99
94%
7
t per share
63%
21%
200
42%
45%
21
5
63%
90
41
*96%
94
115% Jan
;
63'A
*21
10
45%
Oct
08%
10%
10
______50
Co
24
Feb
10%
99
37%
Corp
Shoe
28% Feb
97
10 Va
40%
*96%
4
Chicle Co.:
99% Apr
85%
40%
99
87
Colortype Co.
2
40%
38
preferred
American
8
*85
85%
40%
*96 Va
85%
87
*3%
American Bank Note common
American
25
86
*84 '/a'
41
99
82%
37%
common
9
Jan
*81%
95
45 %
*94
1
Petroleum
21
22 % Jan
82%
„No par
com
6% convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Amerada
*93%
—100
76% Nov
90
*81%
No par
Feb
•71% Jan
82 %
3,400
1,900
13
8
3%
5,000
22% Feb
x45
83
3%
40 Va
10 Va
16,600
3%
*96 Va
99
50
4
3%
44 Va
Jan
49
97
170
*84%
41%
76
* 3%
.
2,400
23'A
76
*81%
3%
2%
23
76 Va
31%
13
14
85%
39%'
*96%
2%
22%
43%
78
16
*84%
85%
2 ""a
%
31
7
30
99
*81%
22
*76
40
133
43%
28
Dec
40%.
83
2%
22 %
76%
*129
31
Dec
13
*84%
40%
*96%
*81%
3%
2%
21%
*76
133
10,900
16,700
42
26% Jan
43% Dec
83
2%
2%
22%
77%
*129
11 %
52Va
29%
23%
30%
82
37/e Jan
*81%
3%
*52
*129
28%
41 %
30
67% Jun
3%
4
133
2%
22%
*76
.11
52%
28 %
30%
American
20
2%
22"%
77%
11%
*52
28%
133
41%
23
7% Jan
3%
2%
22%
*76
11
52%
23
13,000
30%
16
27
77Va
*129
11 Va
*52
28%
100
600
L
23%
43
60% Feb
27
2%
22%
133
IOTA
55
23%'
30%
16% Apr
5
2%
ii y8
53
28%'
*54%.
42 %
2
Dec
23%
30%
15
10 % Jun
23%
43%
Jan
30% July
101% Feb
34%
23%
30%
13% Jan
68
54
23%
3,000
38
42%
49
9
54
23%
•37
30%
27
9
55
23%
*37%
42"%
Dec
18% Feb
37%
9,900
2,900
-
30%
53% Nov 22
85% Feb
*129,
21
14
-
38
11
63
27
Jan
'23%
*52
63
27
16% Jan '2
23%
11%
21
Jun
Jun
28 Vo
28%
10%
9% Jun
14% July 13
28 y8
10,000
29%
52%
10%
Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
66
29%
42%
Amalgamated Leather Co
5
29%
30%
Aluminium Limited
27
29%
No par
3
23
29%
23%
11
133
Shares
Corp common__No par
preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Common.Nopar
5
Feb
29%
27%.
52%
*22%
4%
27
Jan
5%
56
29%
28%
.5
5% Jan
19
11%
No par
40% Apr
41
5%
27%
28"%
*76
].
...
100% Jan
196% Apr
54%
5%
27%
52%
*129
1C0
17
20
53%
5%
♦54
54%
24 Va
l
Mar 13
19
51%
5%
37%
54%
54%
28 %
5
Chemical & Dye
51%
5%
30
23%
10
Allied Kid CO—i
50%
-
*37%
24%
*52
106
Allen Industries Inc
the Week
39%
54
1
Allied Stores
44% Sep
Feb
*37%
39%
24 %
preferred.No par
conv
Sales for
Apr. 27
t per share
29%
'
54
100
Allied Mills
100% Dec
40
*37%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.No par
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
32% Feb
13
2
23%
50
Allegheny Corp common
5%% preferred A
4
16
Aug 16
29%
com
w
Friday
Apr. 26
fper share
Apr. 25
5'/a
*27%
Thursday
i per share
51%
5%
common
10
11
16
32% Jan
36
51%
5%
No par
preferred
21
9% Jan
93
100% Mar
Inc
4%%
Jan
1
July 13
63% May 31'
Equipment
Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Apr
22
30
51%
5%
l
&
58
23 % Dec
30% Jun
July
13
Alabama
28% Jan
3
11
3
5
Feb
Gas
21
Jan
26% Dec
Feb
Apr 26
47% Jan
4
95
50%
5%
Corp._10
$3 preferred w w
11% May 27
60% Aug 24
1
53% NOV
20
47% Dec
100
Affiliated
Aldens
51%
Corp—,
Air Reduction Inc
Wednesday
$ per share
5'/a
No par
Apr
28% Nov 27
t per share
51%
_1
Co
SALE PRICES
Apr. 24
a
Jan
9
HIGH
Tuesday
Apr. 23
'"t per share
10
Express
Monday
2.50
Co
22% Jan
15
1
58
Laboratories.
55% Mar
7% July 26.
48 % Dec
4% Mar 15
39% Apr 17
13% Mar 15
53% Nov
39% July 14
17% Jan
3
n
103
26%
103
102%
73
71%
71%
36'/a
37
36
36%
16
16
15%
15%
36%
16%
114
27
*102%
103
1021%
*71%
73
*71
*7%
113
8
47%
44%
113
36%
*15
27'A
1021/2
73
27
*101%
*71
27'%
102%
73
27
*101%
*71%
27%
102%
72
5,000
200
100
37%
37
38%
33%
38%
33,600
16
15%
16 %
♦15%
16%
600
7%
7%
46%
431/4
46%
46%
471/2
47%
48
44%
44%
44%
44%
45%
16,000
112'A
112%
114 >/2
1141/2
350
112i/4
*7%
7%
113
*7%
7%
300
900
i-
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
*2
^
aMemtey--Aprif30r 1951
i
(1800)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest
10% Apr
25
12% Jan
9
14
92
Jan
12
59% Apr
13
5
11
19% Feb
16
4
13% Feb
9
11
28 % Feb
26
20
% Apr
19
2
35 % Apr
27
Ashland Oil &
35% Apr
27
Feb
2
2
Aug 10
46% Jan
3
93% Apr
11
104
100% Mar 13
105% Nov
17
107% July 31
14% Apr 18
8% July 13
117% Jun
8
19% Dec
27
12% Jan
9
10% Jan
21
July 13
28% Sep
28
23% Jan
% Apr
21
July 17
27% Oct
19
27% Jan
24
July 12
28% Oct
27% Jan
2
15
Mar 10
19% Jan
20% Sep
23
25
2
25
Oct
31
107% Apr 20
116
Oct
19
102% Jan
4
115
2
41% Jan
3
11
150% Jan
25
Mar
68
3
118
Apr
104
4
109
59 % Mar
39% July 12
100% Jan 16
103%
Jan
152 % Dec
21% Jun
19
18 % Jan
12
2
.
Jan
13
70% Dec
28
68
28
86
Nov
18
83
Jan
4
Jun
27
95
Nov
6
18
92% Jan
18
60% Jan
4
*
24
75% Dec
5
105% Nov
27
97
Apr
25% Nov
24
25% Jan
2
5
40
Dec
2
116
Dec
27
July
7
35% Apr
27
Feb
15
347a
34 7a
34%
20
113
497a
49
497a
4978
7272
72%
*49%
series B_r
Preferred $3.75
Corp
3
Jan
119
4%
11
10% Jan
15
Austin
13 *
16% Jan
10
11% Jan
19
13% Jan
11
No par
Autocar
Co
!—a
I
5c
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_^_3
Avco Mfg Corp (The) common
3
82.25 conv preferred
—No par
17
8% Apr
Feb
28
15% Apr
29
11% Dec
20
10% July 11
3
5% Jan
14% Jan
12
12% Jan
3
18
7% Jan
10
8% Mar
1
Jai\ 10
51% Mar
8
30
29
16
5% Jun
9% Apr
37% Jan
Dec
26
Mar 15
9
47
53% Apr 18
4
Corp
.
—No par
Nichols common——No par
31 <
50
1,100
16474
161
161
1613/a
110
110
110
111
707a
20 3/4
21
2,300
72
73
7334
2,400
*87
94
*87
98%
987a
*97 7a
987a
200
74%
15,600
:
•
*87
94
*97
987a
.<•-
94
700
20%
73
*97
72%
111
207a
207a
97
697a
7074
70
97%
9774
98
98
97 3/8
98
977a
97 3/8
97 %
98%
430
25%
257ft
25%
257a
25%
25%
253/4
257a
257»
26%
5,900
*36 7a
37%
367a
367a
3674
*367#
37
37'/a
1,600
.11278
113 74
1127a
112%
112%
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37
1127a
'
1137s
.
97
9
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9
17
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17
»■
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1137.
8%
,
97®
974
13
87a
12%
127a
*487a
497a
48%
10
10%
97a
1678
10%
rioy®
1,000
8%
8
16,000
49
485/a
483/4
.
7,000
137a
137a
8
483/4
500
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13 7a
8
49
*9
17
13
87s
8
307a
107a
10%
127s
12s/a
*48 7a
*29
9
*16
8 7a
4974
*487®
48%
17
93/4
.
300
113
1127a
307a
9
127s
3
8%
8
9
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87e
93,i
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8
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30 %
74
74%
713/4
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*87e
.
17
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71%
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30%
9%
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70%
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30%
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307a
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:
160 72
6,000
987a
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x
230
94
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pref ($1.20)
Conv prior
49%
*96%
37
37
*1127a
,*23 '
29
300
497a
*49 74
497a
237s
*97%'
Jan
28
114
*91 Vb
707*
1*25%
Tack
Atlas
11
Jan
convertible pfd ser A
109
•1127a
98
'
i 69%
20
100
:
(voting)
Common
3,
41% Jari
3
6-,900
•107
94
*96
10f>
20%
20%
2074
114
161%
73
*917a
1,-00
108 7a
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20%
72
7.100
353^
9872
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1
100
25
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;
j.
:*72
2074
.
.
1107a
*110
35%
110
1643/4
1637a
727s
*
165
-
500
35%
35
207a
108 7a
113
25%
3574
.
25%
1087a
207a
108
'
15,100
74
*
35
207a
'300
11%
1174
11%
343%
34%
34%
207a
Atlas
5
34%
203/a
1643/4
Atlantic Refining common
13
257i
34%
*25
1874
*18'
35
25'%
11374
*483/4
"
117s
34 Vi
109 5/s
common
310
25%
11374
2074
preferred
117%
11774
*
1874
A
1137a
49%
164 %
I SS Lines
4 60
11774
*18
2574
1137a
1097s
nom-cum
95%
A
11474
207s
& W
95 V*
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.
1143/4
165 %
G
997»
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A
109
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5%
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h
108
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i
587a
937.
2574
207a
*109%
Atl
5874
583/4
1177®
109
20%
100
preferred—
58
187a
108 7a
City Eleetric Co
10
Atlantic Coast Line RBL——No par
non-cum
1,300
2,600
108
20%
Topeka & Santa Fe com—100
.
40.30
86%
118
U
"«
34 7a
*34
3474
20%
10%
86
108
1st
5%
7
9% Nov
Jun
6%
.
*34%
105% Jan '17
Mar 15
110
13
31% Dec
14% Jun
'
34%
107a
8674,
'
.1
25'/a
Sharei
10%
86
*18
117a
*11
%
2574
34%
*117
187a
Atlas Powder—
28% Sep
105
11%
A
*18
343/8
Atlantic
27
28 % Feb
11%
3/8
18%
25%
Mar 10
75 % Jail
20
22% July 13
36% Jan
69% Jan
Feb
97
11%
3/8
34%
Atch
93% Feb
Mar 28
Jan
1874
11%
*25 %
8
21% Mar 19
82
41
66
86
118
*18
preferred—No par
Goods common
1
preferred
100
1% 2nd preferred—;
100
Associates
Investment
Cj;
10
3
*117
95
•share>
107®
i
S^mtrshure
577a
957a
*9474
95
1173/4
11774
$>■ per
107b
5774
'573/4
57%
-95
the Week
867a
share
10%
*86
86
86
573/4.
947b
95%
118
*18
$1.20 cum conv
4
26
115% Feb
57%
Refining Co com_„l
6%
177% Feb
,
*95
*117
Associated Dry
Mar 31
Apr
877.
87
57
57
.
50% Feb
109% Jan 30
111% Dec 30
27
*17% Dec
Mar 16
$5 conv prior
Sales for
-
Apr. 27
Apr. 26
Apr. 25
10%
10%
103/4
103/8
87%
*86%
preferred
11
Nov
53
18% Jan
10%
Jan
91
112
sho.re
1074
118% Apr
13
39% July 26
Jan
S per
5
Co of Illinois com
<k
No par
Armstrong Cork Co com
No pai
83.75 preferred
Nopai
84 convertible preferred—No par
Arnold Constable Corp
5
Artloom Carpet Co Itic-_
No 'par
Arvin Industries Inc
2.50
Rights
.—1
r
85% Apr
69
Armour
28
11% Dec
Friday
Thursday
nesuay
we
Aprj 24
i*MC9har$
Par
S per share
t per share
share
$ per
13
7% Jan
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Tuesuay
Apr. t'S.
Apr. 'It
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
AND
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. I
Highest
I per share
t
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1950
700
•
B
10%
13% Jan
30
Babbitt
12% Apr
4
15'A Jan
22
Baldwin-Lima-Hamhton
18% Mar 28
Jun
27
3
20% Dec 28
24% Jan
17
17% Jun
29
40
Dec
28
36% Apr
4
45% F6b
10
17% Feb
3
28
Oct
11 ;
18% Apr
25
27% Jan
16
68% Jan
10
74% Jan
30
9% July
9
15 % Aug
5
12
39% July 13
15% July 12
35% Dec 19
39
63
Apr
20% Feb
77
Jan
59
Apr
17% Jan
26
23% Feb
43 % Jan
12% Jan
17
4% %
13% Jan
9
10% Jan
29
34% May 17
31% Jan
38
Mar
8
May 11
100% Apr
107
Mar
8
34% Dec
29
26% Apr
4
37% Feb
79% Jan
3
88 % Apr
>
108
9
16 Va Mar 25
26
Jan
3
90% Oct
21-
7
13% Dec
18
10% Mar 13
12
32% Feb
6
32% Apr 24
July 13
34% Jan
5
29% Jan
28
Beaunit,
15
'
30% Jan
33% Jan
31
8
RR
13% Jan
3
18% Oct
23
17% Jan
4
12% Feb
1
28'A Dec
12
22% Apr
4
30% Jan
6
Bell
Aircraft
Jan
4
19% Oct
18'
17% Jan
2
23% Feb
9
Bell
&
94% Mar
9
12%
Feb
10
100% Oct
34% Jan
13
53% Dec
92% Jan
5
18
*85
59% Feb
50% Apr
4
Jan
10
3
26% May
20% July 27
30
21%
26%
84% Jan
11
25% July 14
31% Oct
21
31% Apr
20
39% May 26'
30% Jan
13
49% Dec
28
48% Jan
139% Jan
21
Nov
28
146
Apr
-26% Jan
9
2
34% Mar
14% Apr
2
17
>
23
156
1% Jan
9
17% Jun 22
3
2
27% Apr
t
30% Nov
July 13
9% Jan
-
$3.25
pfd
26
32% Feb
*
37% Feb,
33% Jan 22
,«•>
60
2
Best
155% Feb
pre/erred'
7%
*3274
■
$ per
$ per share
share
share
J
207a
24'
33'A Mar 27
40
Jan
12
Black <fc Decker
13% Jun
27
19% Dec
27
16% Mar 28
20% Jan
29
Blaw-Knox
liy8 Jun
27
13% Jan
18%, Dec
41%' Dec
3
17% Jan
16
Bliss
(E W)
18'% Jan
2
21
Feb
6
Bliss
&
39% Jan
25
56
Feb
13
24
18r
33
Jan
Jan
10
33
Apr 18
x24% Jan
12
35'/a Dec
22% Mar 25
60
Dec
29
11 % Dec
8
39
14% Mar 28
8
17'A Oct
12% July 13
9% Dec
Feb
Jan
17
12
12
Jan
31
Jan
4
1
60% Jan
Dec 27
102
,95
Apr
'71% Mar
2
103 % Jan
12
&
15% Apr
2
19% Jan
45 Vz Jan
9
537* Feb
5
29% Feb
20
8
27
7% Feb
14
13% Dec
Jun
27
7% Mar 10
32% Jan 2615 JA Nov 27
27% July 13
_36'A Jun 12
20
12»A Jan
.16
Apr
29 %
23 V* Mar 24
Apr 20
31% July 13
106
53
27% Jan
39
Apr
16 y* Mar
357s Apr
2
34 % Mar
3
11
35% Jan
*94% Apr 23
105 3/4 Jan
1
14 V®
2
Nov
18V* July 14
15% July 17
21% Dec 28
Feb
32
Club
Inc
common
126
; 19% Apr
,
1'
Jun
121% Jun
26
12% Jan
3
18% Jun 13
74y2 Jan
3
97
Oct
2
123
20"
18
34% Jan
4
•
Fpb
6
16 Vb Jan
V# Oct 25
40
30% Dec
•
Bigelbw_
84% Mar 13
39% Jan
Co
Jun
27
26
*
July
38% Oct 21l
20
91
3
Apr
4
3
100% Aug IT
: 92'
Apr
18'
18
92% July 25
15% May 3
84
Jan
15
38 »/* Jan
Bulldrd
473/4 Feb
2X
Burlington
23
Apr
16
100'
Jan
31
12% July 13
8
69%
127
6ct 24
15'A. Nov 25
88
Mar 4 7
3% Jan
13% Jan
10% Dec 27
Mar 31
108% July 12
8% July 12
Oct
2
4%
10
83%, Jan
29
132
Mar
IS3/* Feb
9
9
'*20%
21
*20 7a
21
207a
20%
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203/4
50-%
48
■
5074
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50
'
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*17
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26
wy® Feb
1% Feb
24
6ct
5
58 % Dec
1
Apr
105% Jan
July 12
100
*21
5
15 5/8
1.25
Feb
9
88
19
27
5
2274 Jan
101 %
1
—_
Mills
preferred
,
—
Corp com
1174
11%
11%
477a
467i
4774
47
6974
697a
697a
697a
153/8
153/4
48
267a
157a
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.
5
347s
i
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*
48%
267a
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157a
.
48
26%
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-
157#
8% July 13
127® Feb 24
40
July 14
Jan
'
106
' Feb 28
117a Jan
100
Jan
.
107a Jan
2974 Jan 10
5
13% Apr
5
108% Mar
5
43% Oct
9
417a Jan
2
48
Feb
•
16
6 "
14
Canada Southern
Ry Cb_
15% Nov 30
2174 Dec
11
15% Jan
4
19 7a Feb
13
Canadian
Breweries
22% Dec 20
21% Jan
2
29% Feb
13
Canadian
Pacific
4372 Apr
3
14% July 13
60
5274 Mar 30
61
16 '
17% Jan
22% Feb
63
57% May 1514% Dec 28
14
8% Jan
13
14
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19
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Dec
20% May
Pot footnotes
see
12
1
page 22.
2
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t
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25
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16
Jan
2
Ltd
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1974 Feb
7
23
97
27%
2,500
6.300
48 V*
70 '
'
4,900
,
97
20
16
>
143/a
15
900
273%
300
15%
15
1574
3,400
36 7a
36 7a
367a
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157.
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157.
34 7t
30 7a
37
32
32
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32
3274
96
90
97
97
43%
43%
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43%
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51
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52
99
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21
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Capital Airlines Tnc
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co
16
487a
4874
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Mills
'
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16
4874
4874
Capital Admin' cla^s A common___l
$3 preferred A
10
Cannon
.
16
48
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.
277a
147s
15%
-
34%
*83
'-
Feb
11%
11
;
No par
Heda Cons Copper_i_^ff
48
367a
31%
51
417%
No par
1.
Campbell W & C Foundry-'—No par
Canada, Dry Ginger Ale cpm__1.66%
$4.23 conv preferred
Nonpar
13% Mar 30
Sep
—
.
15%
'
3174
437a
"*124'/a
*—5
*15%
15%
*26
37%
35
*507s
preferred
TOO
n'Vs
Burroughs Adding Machine—No par
13 Ve
Bush
Terminal-.
——*
T
Bush Term Bldg 7% preferred__100 ' '*130-78
13.78
Butler Bros common—
15
*8574
4%% preferred J.,I
100 '
*8.72
Butte Copper
ZinC
,w_3 2572
Byers Co ( A M) common
No par
*107 7a
1% participating preferred—_1Q0 .
*3I-72
Byron Jackson Co
—_No par
Calumet &
9
'
1,080
5,800
473%
97
157a
-
96
California Packing Corp_^___No par
2
123/8
15%
69
69%
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980
12 3/a
15 5/a
■48 7a
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37%
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157a
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Mar 15'
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10
8%- Jan
25
'
1174
117a
97
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97
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97
97
97
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14 4
26% Dec 21
153/4
70
21%
; 713/4 Apr
5 7a Feb
17% Jun 27
:i23/8'
15%
117a
48
..
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—
Zinc-Lead
3474
'3472
12%
*
697a
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30;
4
34
34
153/4
47%
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26
567a Jpm
3 7® Apr
1,800
11%
12
x32% Apr
8% Dec 29
16,800
357a
603%
997a !
3
,
500
49 V2
3574
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53
8
3% Dec 29
04
3
20%
43%
11%
>
Mar 28
12 %
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49%
477a
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12,300
35
-.697a
1278
Jan
8
Feb
28% Mar
109
347a
7a
15%
♦12
6,500
le %
203/4
117a
69%
i_5
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28
4:
2
34
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18 Vi¬
35
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13
9% jan
13
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35 74
16
3%%
18
14% Jau
29
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26
18% Apr
10% Ja^i 19'
123% Jan
28
8% Dec 27
13
„
87% Feb
.
35
16%
"
82% Jan
$ per share
35
1874
*99
Watch Co Inc
Bulova
$ per share
347i
177/s
*51%
-
19
'
15%
1
3iy4 July
*34 7a
347a
347a
35
153/4
r.No par
preferred——
Co
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
*34%
35
173/4
'
23
2
the Week
15%
1
19
91% Jan
2'
Mar 14
Sale® fnr
Apr. 27
17%
-
17
Friday
Apr. 26
167a
common—__I5
,
-
Apr. 23
Apr. 24
177a
No par
140
Budd
24
Thursday
Apr. 25
'
■
177a
2.50
100
L_
Inc
2,400
16%
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
-Monday
1,800
.
327a
3274
*16
163/4
157s
No par
3074 Feb
26
SALE
-•32%
*16
30,900
.143
16%
No par
457® Jan
18% Jan
32%
-
.16% ;..
587a
*147
1774
_15
Co
Brass
Buctfrus- Erie Co common
7%
preferred—
(The) Co cofhmort
$5 preferred
Buffalo Forge Co—
125 y4 Feb
2
'
'
HIGH
57
37
146 7a
157a
"when issued"—100
Brbnawick-Baike-Collender
6
'.163/4-
2,400
,
'
315/8
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1674
t.500
36
35%
35,7a
56
146%
177a
-
29
16%
'
32
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,
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17%
4
23% Mar
"
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16
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Shoe
23V* Jan
;
19,600
.
&
*
56%
,
.
300
1%
23%
174
273/4.
15%
100
RR—
Brown
2
35%
55 74
.
56 74
1473/4
4,300
81
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15
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Jan
3574
35%
557a
15%
2
-20
l3/a
28%
13
Corp
new
Roller
$3.60
174
2774
35
16
1
174
283/4
157a
Jan
103% Mar
174
147
8,100
25%
*79
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357*
,
327a
'
80
13/a
2,300
52 7a
25%
257a
80
3,000
95
517*
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25 7a
.
80
28
.,
203/4
297a
157a
13 % Feb
19
.
148 7s
32%
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25%
800
20%
277*
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51%
100
3,300
187a
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9,500
32%
32
32
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■
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12%
127a
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56%
2574
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287a
1
357a
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2
Apr
80
1274
16
99
253/a
80
34%
26
104
16
257a
81
13
157a
11% Jan
July 10
25% Feb 11
100-
255/8
35%
Apr
56
25%
567a
95
507a
12%
53% F«b
Mar 13
51
34%
44
49
507a
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277a
20%
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123/4
26
24
203/4
267a
20
*
,
95
35%
38 WFeb 26
Oct 24
58
July 12
277a
20
113/4
18
'
10
36% Mar
273/4
t per share
Briggs Manufacturing Corp—No par
17
277a
20%
35
Briggs & Stratt'on____
9
17
27
207a
*90
35%
preferred
Bridgeport
16
187a
34%
49% Apr
,
14
Apr
*18%
3574
Brewing Corp of America-,
17
1874
.*1274
Bristol-Myers Co common33/4% preferred
"
Brooklyn Union Gas com
5% cum conv preferred
30
18
Jun
-
2
29% Jan
May 10
28
44% May 17
26
3
13% Jan
31 Vi Dec
105% Jan
23% Jan
18 74
13/8
*34
"when issued"_100
Co—,
;
5
Braniff Airways Inc—
2.50
17
187a
297a
4
25% July 14
48% Sep
10
5%
Bower
18
*3572
i_5
.
Maine
Common
9
24% Jan
23
187a
174
'
25% Oct
9
*86%
88
*86 7a
*18 7a
513/4
32
r
12 •%
51
148
08
--*86 7®
32 7a
X297*
;
22% Dec
3,600
—1
2.50
—5
preferred
<3 % %
Boston
■'
No par
(The)
Borg-Warner
9
8
30%
3274-
l3/a
1
Co
29%
ll3/4
293/4
Bar
A
Book-of-the-Month
52
Borden
293/4
32%
1%
1
26
19
295/a
3274
2974
No par
Inc
Stores
29%
117a '
Apr. 21
Brass
&
class
Co
50
29%
88
——r—No par
Aluminum
Ami
Class B
Jan
9
73'A May 26:
15
Bon
15
100%
*36
32%
80 Va
*15
100%
32%
26%
800
35%
1003/4
32%
95
3,700
357a
100 3/4
32
20 3/a
11%
37
35%
327a
26%
1,700
100%
32%
203/8
22%
117®
117a
10
40
223/4
113/a
253i
563/8'
39
227a
11
35 7a
*90
897a
1,900
*100%
3074
*86 7a
120%
*38
39
22%
•
117a
30
4,200
207a
,
11%
27
257s
i-1
117a
29s/3
113/4
,
/
22%
11
102
51
'
39
,223/®
.
35--
35
LOW AND
Co.——,
46% Apr 25
16
67% Apr
65
Bohn
3
Jan
16
203/4
2,800
767a
No par
Bond
12
51% Nov
37V* Mar 12
44l/4 Jan
4
203/4
32'%
Saturday
Mfg Co
15% Apr
19:
20
July 17
8V4 Dec
45
12% Apr
20%
2.900
.
207a
707a
'
Laughlin Inc„—
Airplane Co
Boeing
207a
.
*37 5i
95
51
,,
Co
18
15% Dec 28
4
22% Jan
4114
-7674-
-
-
32 7a
,
'
34% Oct
75%
323/,
20 3/4
*90
100/
$ per share
26
747a
34
11%
-
18 7a
187s
*26%'
EXCHANGE
WSVz Apr
4074-'
*
2P
3274
*32 7a
33
10
,
22%
101
-
88
-*86 Vb
117s
34
YORK STOCK
NEW
7474
33
11
•
-
297a
293,8
•
89.
11%
*32%
104
*102
■
297a
*88
100
-
Apr
104
20%
227a
357a
357a
357a
'
29%
com—No par
<
I per
*35
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet—!—No par
Birmingham Electric Co
No par
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
Lowest
,
■'
197a
69
1
54,100
*69
19%
69
187a
76
*37%
1174
1174
11%'
*11%
*102
—5 '
1
—i
Foods
Bethlehem Steel (Del)
Jan
STOCKS
Year 1950
•
22 3/a
Benguet Consol Mining Co__ 18 pesos
Best & Co
1
Range for Previous
-
39
of 1946_No par
ser
•
203/4
*373/8
•
'
*20 7a
*22 7a
100
:
4074
19%
60%
74
73'/a
207a
•
20%
-1
:
Aviatiori
Cum
8
23
90
14
Jun -26
1
—
Co cominon—
393/4
38 3/a
*69
19%
693/4
*69
77
75
23
Beneficial Indus Loan common—-10
30
1% Jan
Apr 24
80
Feb
27a Jan
Dec
79
75%
39
TO
—1
preferred
Bendix
6
*69
69
*205/8
1
50
Co
Corp
Howell
4% %
10
Mar
pf<J
—:
Beech-Nut Packing
Beiding-Heminwhy
-
39
197a
69%
*22 7a
2.50
common
(A S) 4%%
Corp_
Creek
Beech
3
19% Mar
inc
Beech Aircraft
9
Feb
Shoe
Beck
3
13% Jan
35
Mills
387a
.
20%
*373/8
—1
Beatrice Foods Co common
12.50
33/a% convertible preferred—100
21
39 3/a
*19 7a
4,400
23,700
21
•
1—No par
Inc—
Cigars
39
20%
•
127®
127a
39 3/«
2074
39
10%
21%
1034
12%
20 5/a
103/4
123/i
19%
50
-—
'
7% Feb
74
Bayuk
'
1274
207*
-10
common—,
preferred
10 7a
12 3/a
19%
74
wlQ
Iron Works Corp—
Bath
113/a
127*
207s
69
100
Brothers
Barker
1
1174
12%
19%
20%
50
preferred
5%
113/4
12%
20
33
100
common
*ll5i
12 3/8
1974
-
107a
12 %
20 7,
11 7B
ll3/4
12%
13
100
CorjJ (Delaware)
Oil
Barber
9
30
Feb
preferred
non-cum
Convertible
31
28% Jan
3
9% Jun
29% Jun
•
4%
3
Jan
37
25% July 26
14% Jan
68
Corp
Baltimore & Onio common
Bangor &. Aroostook
23
20% Apr
8
Jan
Inc
T)
*
74% Aug 17
61% Dec 28
-
(B
*lls/s
I ^
10% Apr 26
23
15% Jan
537a
*53
600
35,600
100
537a
700
7^
197a
19%
537a
*523,4
537a
10
16
167a
15%
167,
9,700
13%
187®
18%
13 3i
1,300
197a
*5272
19
-
Volume 173
Number 5007
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(1801)
—tJ
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Yea* 11150
Lowest
S per share
102
11
110% July 13
34% Mar 16
50% Dec
10% Jun
3
33% Mat
8
53% Mar
2
Apr
2
.18% Jan
2
25
Jan
5
41
9% Jail
2
11
2
64% Feb
35
»
15
Jan
3
156
32% Jan
2f
55
22
May
•
52
148 y4
«.
29
Mar
Jan
Apr 27
47 •
1
Dec
106
29% Mar 21
Mir 28
100
9
47% Dec 29
155
'
104% Jan
3
13
108
Dec
141
Aug 18
Jan 10
"
21
15% July 14
Jan
"7 %
'_-4-.
'
.
15..
f
3
•
'•
18% Mftr
3
16% Jan 25
39 % JaA
3
26 "
10% Jan
24% Feb
8%
38% Feb
9
113
23
Jan
3
36% Feb
27
July 17
9% Jun
27
Dec
•
16% Mar
22
24
3
6% July 14
t
112% Feb
29
2
28% Mar
2
2
15 % Mar
9
21
12
Mar
19
2
1
9% Oct 20
Feb'
8% Jan
24% Mar'
2
25 %
'
34% Dec
July 12
-
18% Apr
36
Dec
29
14 Vb Jan
29
30% Jan
3
49
Dec
Jan
5
107
DCc
6% Dec
8
'
<
10% Jun
1
32% Oct
5
35 y* Dec
28
July
Jun
30
4% Feb
15
9% Jan
3
'
10 %
90% D<fe
Dec
29
13
32% Dec
3
37% Dec
3
16% Dec
21
4
Jan
5
7% Jan
13
10% Dec
51 J/4 Dec
27 '
3
22% Dec
28
44 y2
Dec 11
43
Dec
26% Jun
30
<
17
77
13% Jan
4
19
3% Feb
14
'
Sep
Jan
•
44
Dec
July 13
84% Oct
Feb
59% Feb
2
28% Mar
54 V* Feb
5
25
59% Feb
94 y4 Feb
2
13
Jan
17
Mar
5% Apr
9
l
Feb
Jan
'
1
50
Feb
13
68% Jan
2
82% Apr
ChildS Co
14
19% Mar 30
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
$ per share
8%
*33%
33%
Lowest
$ per share
NEW
Highest
$ per share
YORK
103% July
26
r
!
Jan
34% Feb
24
109% Mar
3
24
313/4 Jan
4
3
68 % Mar 22
6% Jun 30
43% Jan
8% Nov 20
Jan
3
93
19
34
Mar 15
20"% Jun
tl 16% Feb 16
72
.
4
150
Sep
Nov
40%
47% May
112%.Mar
xl08
Sep
6
23% July 13
623% Jan
3
31% Dec
73
Nov
5% Jan
3
11% Jan
24
92
Dec
7
165
Jan
21% Jan
100% Feb
Oct
7
Feb
Apr
5
Jan
16
111
Jan
37
Apr
9
74
Jan
8
Jan
;
44% Feb
5
Mar 15
; 37% Apr
27
34 % Apr
16
3%
32
133'
*
2
109% Jan
36% Feb
Mar 28
Mar
8
138
Jan
.
94% Jan
85% Apr. 25
46% Jan
101% May 22
22
2
91
*
Mar 27
19
■
Mar 28
55%
Feb~10
100% Feb
*
61
21'
37%
Jan
8
56
Feb
38% Dec
21
35% Jan
9
13
40 Vb Oct
25
40
Oct
11
14 % Apr
r
11
13
July 12
July 26
8
14% Oct
18% Nov 14
i
28% Jan
2
33
Apr
27% Mar 13
32%
►
13% Mar
2
12
Jan
10
62 3/fc Jan
5
4
463/4 Jan
6
19% Jan
2
37% Jan
45% Jan
8
184
22% Jan
8
3
30% Feb
26y8Julyl2
6'
6
Feb
7% Dec 28
33% May 19
1093/8 Mar 18
-
27% Jun
19
'
30
9% Jan
2
11% Feb
23
Jan
2
X293/4 Mar 13
■7% Jan
30
Jan
106% Jan
25
2
4
IHV2 Apr 12
108% May 24
-
14'ASep 25
24% Jan
3
108% Apr 23
101% Apr 23
133/4 Jan
2
28
28
473/4 Feb
6
45% Jan
11"
Jun 27
28% Dec 22
26% Jan
23
10% July 13
9% Mar 8
13% Dec 28
12
17% Sep
19
Dec
22
143/b Apr
18
17% Apr
303/4 Jan
'
-
36
-
.
Mar 16
10% Jan
113% May 12
104 %
111
107
Jan
32% Dec
4
IT
11
14% Apr 24
106% Dec 29
193% Jan 24
88
100
Jan
Mar 30
42%
42%
58%
58%
*57
413/4
59
91%
92
91
91
I21/4
12%
12%
17%
*17%
12%
173/4
5%
5%
'5%
173/a
*40
17%
17%
■
6
173/a
43
17%
-*40
81%
43
80
HIGH
SALE
35%
35%
35%
53
533/0
90
90%
*9
35
18%
91
91
90%
90%
90
42%
42%
42%
423/4
43
170
*155
*90
93
90
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
110%
110%
*109 %
110%
100 %
33%
36%
*73
73%
*73
*43
45-
*43
36
73%
*73
45%
353/b
35
36
33 %
333/8
33
33%
133
107
107%
106
108
4%
*107%
45/a
4%
108
,
4%
4%
34%
*86
88
*86
87
86
116
116
116
116
115
'
Mar
*880
19%
19%
22%
22%
54%
1
50%
*48
*54%
50
94
54
55%
54
Elec Co
,
17
*850
20
22%
22%
22'%
223%
23%
55
31%
413%
12%
21
'.1
*623/4
*44 Vb
No par
44%
44%
93/4 Dec
30
350
32
31%
32%
3,500
31%
313/4
31%
32%
4,700
13%
12%
12%
13%
13%
13%
19,700
12%
12%
4,900
X623/4
623/4
100
413%
41%
42%
20%
20%
21
3,200
3,900
12%
65
*63
65
41%
41%
*41%
21
20%
423/4
43%
54
54%
4,900
3
28%
28%
28%
29
26%
26 y8
28%
27%
28%
28%
3
Conde Nast
28%
11
28%
28%
28'A
28%
35,500
18,000
16
Publishing Co—No par
CongOleum-Nairh Inc—
—No par
Consolidated Cigar-—„
No par
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—_5
27
Cohsol Edison
3
1
8
2
5
26
Jan
9
16% Feb
21
3
28
8% Apr
2
11% Jan 20
88% Jan
11
103% Apr 23
48%
54%
96
Dec 28
27% Nov 25
For footnotes see
page 22.
300
'49%
43
38% Apr 27
,
;
of
N Y coin
$5 preferred
11%
26%
30%
10
10%
11
11
26%
26%
26%
31
30%
103/4
30%
10%
10
10%
10
j
30%
30%
30%
303/4
107%
107%
107
26
of
25%
25%
25%
*108 3/4
comm<5n__*__No par .
Preferred 4%% Series B
100 4
Preferred 4% series C__
100
Consolidated Grocers Corp
1.33 y8
109%
108%
108%
*108%
Consolidated LaUndrles Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas
103%
18%
101%
102
*100%
Consol RR of Cuba
6% pfd
18%
*11%
:_5
"*49
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
,
.
;
-
No par.
preferred—
;—
No par
preferred—_L—No par
Corp of Amer com
$3.75 preferred
Continental Diamond Fibre
Continental Insurance—
1
Continental
Motors——
Continental
Oil
Continental
Stefel Corp—
of
Delaware
*11%
10%
10%
10%
26,500
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
45,400
1073/4
107%
1073A
107%
107%
1,800
25%
25%
25%
25 3A
25%
4,800
108'%
108%
108%
*108%
109%
102%
*100%
102%
*100%
102%
120
18%
18%
18%
8,300
*11%
11%
*11%
11%
50
50%
50%
50
50%
49%
50%
29
28%
29
28%
28"%
28 3/s
28%
13%
13%
13%
123/4
13
12%
12%
14%
143/4
14%
14 3A
14%
14%
17%
18%
18%
18%
18
18%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
103 i/a
104%
104%
*105
101%'
100
*100
193/4
107
37%
■
20
20
38
' 100
'
20
104 3/4
*105%
37
*100%
33%
105
104%
107%
37%
101%
18
*11%
11%
50%
503A
50%
51
29
291/4
12%
29%
30
12%
12%
12%
2,400
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
2,200
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
12,700
33%
'
33%
33%
33%
33%
36%
100
105
105%
106
107
107
107%
120
39%
3,400
38
100%
38%
*100
39%
101
'383/4
*100
20
20
19%
19%
19%
20
97
19%
97
97
96
97
97%
93
37%
36%
96%
36%
97
363/4
38
38%
95%
37
38%
95%
*94%
37%
95%
37%
*94%
95%
95%
*95%
14%
15%
14%
15%
14%
143/4
95%
14%
95%
15
15%
143/4
67
67
*66%
67
66
66%
66
66%
66
66%
€63/4
9%
1
110
20
97
15
102
*5
.1,200
101
98
25%
9%
102
25%
.
97%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
103%
101%
103%
101%
102%
/ 26.
102%
1033A
103%
1033A
26%
26
253/4
26
25%
180
17,900
300
3,300
9%
*26
s
3,100
102%
26%
2,000
-
15
67%
9%
26
8,900
105
*94%
10.
2.800
*106
36%'
*97.
No par
5
7,400
105%
36%
,
130
107%
*106
„
*
200
18%
18
13%
107%
39
*38%
:
*
109
11%
18%
1,200
,2,500
30%
*100%
18%
*33%
10%
26
303/8
10%
28%
106
ilO
-14
"11%
18
25%
105%
2-1
'
com
*11%
11%
18%
10%
25%
30%
10'/4
143/4
15
100
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc__i—1
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
10c
Consumers Power -Co
18%
'
10%
26%
303%
*30%
25%
102%
*102
26
303%
1073/4
;•
109
25%
.10%
2,200
10
107'A 107%
1
25%
Baltimore
10%
26%
*30%
10%
30%
,
*107
No par
26%
*303/a
"
'
30%
No par
103/4
263/a
*30%
'
32... Feb
54
49%
*48'A
54
4% preferred —
—
100
Continental Baking Co com__No par
$5.50 preferred
:
No par
Continental Cart Inc common—120
24% Mar 30
20,900
42%
16
Jan
■
70
2,000
31%
.
„
20%
I■
54
50
48% '
3,600
94%
25
Commercial Credit Co
Commercial
106% Jan
78
49
43%
523/4
.
Apr 23
1
543A
;
1
13%
20%
523/4
*923/4
<
49%
31 %
$4.50
$4.52
64% Feb
54
52%
94
43
52% Apr II
34% Mar 21
106
513/4
*93 %
;
49
13%
21%
3,100
♦850
19%
31%
20%
800
193A
49
121%
20
87
193/4
133/4
21
135%
29%
*54
65
3,900
-
115%
51%
31%
21
87
114%
93
13%
Container
10
135%
863A
350
35-
93
31%
15
20
136%
115%
86
13%
11
95% Apr
12% Jan
136% '
32%
Jan
107% July 19
13% Dec 30
78% Jan 11
34%.
115
13%
39% Feb
3
34%
4,300
24%
20
102% Feb
.34%
*135%
86%
114%
t
2,400
4%
543/8
10
Feb
4%
43
Feb
98
4%
53%
24%
34% Mar
2
4%
33,800
24%
21% Feb
11
106
105%
44
2
93% Jan
106
105%
54%
3
21% Mar
33
24%
4
2
37%
54%
3
Jan
44%
36%
33
43%
Feb
113% Mar
*42%
33
44%
24
110
44%
36%
313/4
0
20
32%
13%
12%
1,800
72%
35%
31%
41 Va
40
363/4
*42%
13%
*623%
36%
~10
6,500
54%
Feb
8
45
43%
110
36%
*31%
2
Mar
*71
42%
110
.
243/4
26% Feb
Feb
73%
31%
12%
90
36%
423/4
2,300
175
*88
363/a
31%
65
44%
*155
*71%
31%
413/4
443/b
400
570
90
36%
73
32%
12%
44 %
'700
19
175
42 3%
110%
32%
41 Vb
%
_
54%
108% Mar 28
19% Mar
44
*87%'
800
J.
90
90
*109%
*48%
65
90%
'423%
109%
49%
"
9
12
*155
49%
41%
34,200
9
24%*
20
107
433/4
175
9
54%
27% Feb
115
*18%
*49%
*41%
98
19
90
/ *48 %
*623/4
96 3A
22 Va
223%
No par
97%
*18%
49%
*623/4
9,400
90%
*48%
12%
51%
30
32%
12%
51
29%
20%
No par
w w
51%
*293/4
49%
32%
common__No par
5,000
51%
30
2.50
Carbon Co—
38%
*293/4
No par
inc
150
373%
51%
'
.4,400
37%
94
85%
53
94
Shares
35%
1023/4
36
94%
*850
51%
50
•"
35'A
*102
*89%
2.50
——-
Jnc^
54%
50%,
i
100
22%
102%
9
114%
*880
193/4
par
35%
"102%
*
107
*135%
86
115%
Sales for
the Week
24%
35% Jan
10% Apr
31% Feb
*880
Friday
Apr. 27 '
33%
35%
136%
193/4
Superheater
*42%
34%
*135%
32,800
$ per share
35%
34%
333/4
136 Va
82
94
34%
333/4
*135%
800
42
81%
Apr. 26
4%
33%
V
*8%
4%
136%
*40
81%
*89%
4%
33%
223/4
Combustion Engineering
45
*135%
1S'%
Columbus & So Ohio
72%
34%
223/4
preferred
'
35
*107%
100
35%
'
73%
*43
33%
34%
33%
Ll
'"'36
43
Thursday
90
42%
53%
933%
Pictures
"
42%
*150
93
1
7,100
183/4
293/4
170
53%
System
293/4
*90
50
17%
29%
*89%
*109% 110%
No par
1st preferred
2nd preferred
94
*150
50
171/8
94
18%
91
183/4
14,200
13,800
1.400
$ per share
9%
*41%
*150
18%
100
5%
(
93%
9
*90%
933/4
cum
89%
20
18 %
53
$4.25
90%
100
293/4
17%
53/4
<
35%
19
29%
12%
.♦171/4
5% ;
173/a
803/a
52
*18%
293/4
12%
173/4
353/8
353/4
_5
*89%
123/8
*40
1023/4;
50%
9%
92%
933/4
non-cum
35 %
*102
,
53
*9
*893/4
91
$ per share
A'35 34
•
893%
9%
;
103
,52%
91
,
Apr. 25
35%
*102
-
58%
90%
80 3/8
Wednesday
$ per share
102% 103%
35
35V4
200
57%
PRICES
Apr. 24
V /
r
57%
89%
*12%
*17%
.
43
78%
Tuesday
$ per share
.
56%
*
80%
30
7% gtd
Stock—*.
58%
56%
Apr. 23
36
42%
55%
Monday
36
*413%
*58
56%
*923/4
non-cum
42
583/4
*58
55%
.
7,400
7,900
.7,300
1,200
54%
18
32% Jan
3
46%
34,100
24%
4'
24
13% Jan
45%
'46
45%
y
25
10
5
41% Jun 23
55% Jan 25
45 7/8
24%
Solvents——No par
Commonwealth Edison CO
20
Feb
4
July 17
46%
42%
44%
42 y4
'53
Columbian
29
16
Apr 23
32"% Jan
100
3
30% Dec
8
45%
———__No par
preferred
Columbia
9
6
55
Apr 19
27% Feb, 9
2
12 3/4 Jan
50% July 13
5% Jun 29
45% Jan
4
27% Jan
5
July 28
463/4
25
*29%
,,42%
3,900
461%
No par
'
11%
12%
80%
„
11
92%
*40
93
11
24%
*40
170
2,800
10%
241/a
53/4
*90
15-%
243/8
*17%
100
153/8
46%
*89%
common
153%
23%
5%
93/4
1,600
15%
,
42
17%
903/4
2,400
34
45%
56%
94
33,500
24%
3.33/4
23%
59
*9
15 Va
24
241/a
17 '/a
10
14%
23%
333/4
461/4
173/4
:_5
14%
23%
33%
233/4
56
90%
14%
.
23%
59
$ per share
•
46%
*12
22,500
400
451/4
66
80^
2,900
223/4
563/a
.43
22%
24
42
80%
3,500
223/a
46%
461/4
18
18
23%
42%
200
33%
23%
46%
92%
-
SO
45%
42%
120
.1,000
.
17%
22%
Cons Gas Elec Lt & Pwr Co
Dec 20
112% Dec 18
101% Jan
14% Feb
2
1
24 V* Nov
41
~
106 V* July 19
7
liy»
■
53/4
(The) com
_No par
Coca-Cola Interfiatl Corp——No par
Class B
22% Mar 10
-
4
11
•11
100
Molybdenum—
Roods Inc common
Columbia Gas
653/4 Mar 19
39% Apr
11% Feb
25% July 13
3% Feb 15
Dec
11
53%
Columbia Broad Sys Ino cl A
3
13
33% Mar 16
Climax
4%
13
24
"
Sep 18
153/8
11%
17%
Bronze Co, common—/
4%
Apr 13
,12% Jan
38% Nov 30'
18
Cleve Graph
*
67% Jun
Apr 26
Dec
24
,
8% July 18
20% July 12
28
3
28
22% Mar
15% July 5
26% Dec 12
108
29
26% Feb
2
723/4 Oct
29
109
23% Jan
*
19% Jan
43%.Dec
July 11
10% Jan 25
28
Deo
7
143/4
11
Collins & Aikman COrp^,—
No par
Colo Ruel & IroP Corp com__No par
Colorado.& Southern Ry com
100
54% Mar 17
15
15
113/4
5%
5% non-cum preferred
100
Cleve Elec Illuminating eom__No
par
$4.50' preferred-.*-—*—*.__Nopar
$3.50
Mar 19
41% Dec
15 % Jan
,
25% July 11
9% July
40 Vb July
14
,
.
8%'
333/4
80
22
231/a
33%
35%
Colga'te-Palmolive-fPeet" c©m__No
5
10
105% Sep 26
10% July 13;
22
18'A
Coca-Cola Co
Jan,12
Jan
23
213/4
5%
4%% cum conv pfd—
100
Clopay Corp—_—
_l
/Cluett Peabody & Co com-_^._Nopar
1%
preferred—100
4% cum 2nd preferred—,
100
3
132
36
24 Va
21%
"
25
21
43% Dec
22
14
13%
35%
conv preferred—:
Equipment Co
C & St Louis Ry Ca com
Cllntdn
16
373/4 Dec
10% Dec
21%
143/8
33%
53
4
27
13
57
22i/a
800
*
33%
.
v
17%
23
12%
33%
8,200
2,300
103
33%
82
17%
14'/8
.'10
Cbrp._:______No par
-
33%
*80
17%
241/a
353/8
common-
33i/2
82
17%
163/4
*8%
1.
34%
300
54%
103
8%
,
18
33%
104%
Special .gtd 4%
17
6
30% Jun
33
:
173/4
33%
15
35%
Cleve' & Pitts RR Co
27
Feb
5
23% Oct
11
*80
8%
11,100
36
54
102%
*33%
,
16%
*35 y8
18%
24
'
Mar 24
114% Apr
50% Nov 24
21.
'*
.
-
31
2
28
28
'
'
C C
5
26
10
Jan
82
333/4
*103 %
com
4 % Vo
25
463/4 Feb
Oct
16
*80
85
8%
82
16%
35
54
102%
341/4
100
Elec
Clark
5
90
4
16 y4 Jan 13
,
8%
*333/4
8.50
preferred
City Stores Co
27
37% July 17
1
8%
34%
33%
LOW AND
City Products Corp_
26
155
13
I T Financial.
5%%
14
84% Jan
Gas &
City Investing Co
15
53% Feb
30% Jftn
3
1004
Jan
18
105% Apr 26
18'
Feb
18
Dec
*8ya
33 %
15
*17%
/
16%
35
<•
f
102
34%
Apr. 21
Cities Sefvice Co__
18
93
32% Mar
72
34% Dec 26
143
C
Apr 27
40% Jan
5
Dec
143/a July 17
14 y4 Mar 30
102
34%
Saturday
19
98
*
Dec
95
102
*178/8
Par
*
17
28
Mar 14
373/4 Mar 15
134% July 27
70% July 17
946
*
'
24%
,
4% preferred
Cincinnati Millihg Machine Co
30% J^n
112%.Mar 16
Mar 27
11123/4
16%
333/4
STOCK
Cincinnati
16
109
■
43
3
29% July 17
99% July 12
3r/2 July 11
'
11,600
15
'
25
27
9
Jan
42% Jan
r
29
29% Dec
4
*
8
4
4
22
39%
25
LI
26
90
Apr 17
38% Apr
9
155
Feb
5
18
12% Jan
39
102
24%
24
18% Jan
19
87
Jan
391/8
,
16%
241/4
473/8
Feb
29% Jan
Dec~29
Mar 11
Jun
l
38% July 26
37
90
•
23
Mar 30
"
138
t
38%
39
54
233/4
-53% Apr
8
8% Jan
May 12
28 3/8 Dec
24
300
37%
35
47
10
EXCHANGE
353/a Apr
107
84% Mar 28
•
10%
"16%
24
38% Apr
.
f
82.
14%
23%
10%
*52%
47%
$ per share
102% Apr 26
32 Va Mar 27
36% Dec 29 "
413% Dec 15
"
14'%
23
„
21V2 July 26
'
14%
34"
*12
500
10%
333/4
92%
3,000
223/4
*34%
♦22
640
23
23
*10%
53%
18
109'/a
22%
23
*221/4
343/4
*80
*108
23%
23
10%
15%
56
1083/4
14%
53%
233/4
No par
1083/4
223/B
33%
18%
*57
33%
*10%
33%
*91%
33%
*21%
163/a
34%
46
•
33%
2,200
900
113/b
*11%
par "
93/4
22
34%
*33%
9%
38 y4
,
8%
82
1,100
9%
33%
108
52%
102 ^
47%
_
108
1,000
9%
33%
16%
34
52%
.
3,900
11
22
•
23%
___
50
15%
*
25
100
12
491/4
3,500
9%
xl4%
25
common
49
8%
*333/4
*18%
'
'
16%
102
*80
com__No par
- cum
40
10
9%
,
37%
22 y2
34
8%
48i/a
10
143/s
'
103
48%
400
.
20
14%
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
16%
34y4
53
'
*102
com__No par
'conv pfd
Chile Copper Co__
Chrysler Corp J
5%
Range for Previous
t
16%
20
19%
14%
11
34
19%
9%
193/4
22%
38
*52%
17
9%
*22%
11
270
6,100
17
<
17
19%
"33
9"?
2,500
150
9%
223/4
37%
30,200
16%
193/4
223/4
24
Yellow Cab—
Chickasha Cotton Dili
8
Feb
*22
600
50 y*
*148
*
20
22%
11
40
4,300
'
105%
9%
9%
10,600
49i/i
49%
16%
171/s
20
c
*221/4
37%
,
103%
103%
i/a
150
223/4
10%
....
102%
19%
107
2,200
63%
1481%
49
<
493/4
105
143/s
14%
11
61%
.
49%
*22%
23%
Chicago
16
8% Feb
27
93
200
1481%
,
103
22%
37%
!
$3 convertible-preference
No par
Chic Rock is & Pac RR Co__No
par
Conv preferred series k.
—100
16
19 V2 Jan
25
'
14%
22%
9%
20
48 3/4
33%
106 3/4
>223/4
,
103/4
-
61%
10%
*17
'
*33
11
150%
*148
;
20
__No par
preferred '____
Chicago Pneumat Tool
6
Apr
40
"
5%
9
64
14%.
*21%
,
221/4
223/a
7,200
41
455,700
17%
20
100
Chicago & North West
9
3
P
17
!9%
IO51/4 105%
.
23/
24
9
27
22%
24%
Series A preferred
3
52% Feb
1051%
22%
*24
&
17
193/4
97/e
241/4
41
105%
18%I
17
9%
33%
14%
Paul
-16s/#
9%
23%
49%
150
1493A
19%
333/8
241/4
40%
1/64
16%
9%
1,200
*102%
105'/a
1493/4
483/4
483%
49
"
491/4
106
16%
'19 3/4
10
49
49
l4!
483/4
*148%
103%
1493/4
93/4
33%
r
*—
105
5(S0d
48%
10%
60%
603/4
*102
A
v
20%
1.4 %
St
105
,
49%
22%
Milw
1/64
33
11
149
483/4
i
.
33%
-
"
60%
493/4
170
32%
23%
23%
149
102%
493/3
Sharet
108 i/a
32%
40%
.
108%
323/8
48
171/s
*14'/4
9
3
10
*17
22%
Chic
..
150% 150%
16%
17%
40
Chic Ind & Louisv Ry Co cl A
Class B
No
9
12
19
62 %
30
4
87% Jan
11
July" 19
5
Jan
22
29%
10
16
.
105
491/4
*22%
No par
A
•
Chicago Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great West Ry Co com__50
5% preferred "
so
2
Jan
14% Feb
3
Class
483/4
49
9%
105%
•3%% convertible preferred
100
Chic & East 111 RR Co com__No
par
'
9
38% Feb
19
17 y8
'<
33 y4 Jan
Apr 25
58% Apr
50% Jan
*
19
7% Jun
9
38% Mar 28
26
13% Apr
Feb
42% Apr
20
88% Mar 17 1
11% July 26
17
42 ya Jan
53% Dec
July 12
9
21
'
62% Dec 28
36% Jun 27
'
13
21% Apr
3
53% Jan
Feb
10
28
11
Jan
24
27
48%
102 i/a
19%
93/8
20%
*9%
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia—5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry comipon—25
2
23% Feb
14% Apr
1
27% Mar 30
27% Jan
90 y2 Jan
6
83% Mar 24
30
23% Dec
27
60%
Sales for
the Week
t per share
f
myj my*
,
40
11
151
19%
9%
20%
.
9.50
Co—
"lV
■
105
*32%
Ceptufy Ribbon Mills
l_T_No pir
Cerro de Pasco Copper
Corp
5
Certain-Teed Coppet Corp_r
1
Chain* Belt
59%
*20%
$4.50 preferred —-_______No
par
Checker Cab Mfg
1.25
8
25
23
'
CO
lV
105
23 V*
*383/4
11
*149
Vz
An
:
46
11
'48%
'
jcom__5
Sugar
*38%
49%
49%
47
233/4
103%
*102
49%
1*8
19%
Champion Paper & Fib' com__No par '
19
35
—20
preferred series B vtc____100
Vloieta
'
-
50
33 y8
47
Friday
Apr. 27
S oershare
,
108%
32 3/4
47
Thursday
Apr. 26
108 i/a
33
23%
593/4
161-
59%
49»/2
Wednesday
108%
323/4
*
11
151
150% 150%
•17%
17y2
*H
i7y4
_
21% Apr
12% Jan
14
7% Jan
Jan
38% Feb
2
!
16
Apr
16% Jan
11
19% Jan
v
1
Jan
*
9% Jan
80
v
Apr 10
11% Jan
•r
2
32% Mar 28
18
15 y8
24
29
»
28
17
217/8 Dec
July 12
9
57% Feb
7% Mar 29
24
25
76
40JAFeb
107% Feb
2
26% Dec
'
6
15
100% Mar 15
'
;
105
.
28
33% Apr
18
>
18
17% Feb
2
5%
Central
18
Apt
39%
45V2Jan
29
98
)
33'/» Jaft 25
28
1
11% Jan
*
17% Mar 30
11% July 26
49 V8
■
___•
Central Illinois Light Common—*
4%% preferredi,__
100
•Central RR Co of N J class A
50
Class B
i
50
'Central Be South' West
Corp
15
Apr
103%
.
No par
preferred '■-
60
108%
,
48 V%
24
40%
10%
49%
103 *A
"
^Central Hpdson G & E
Corp_rNo par1
6
13% Jan
<
1
SCp
Apr 17
Apr 19
22
20
26% Dec 20
July 27
12% Jan
■'
27
;
1Q ' Mar 26
4
9
105
5%
33
*47%
23%
*383/4
1
153
49%
Central Aguirre Sugar Co______I_5
'Central FounrirjrCn,
v.v
!
Central W Ga R» Co
YtcuT-No par
18
32% Jan
2
Feb
___-
1091/4
•
par
23
$7%FetJ
•
59%
*151
7% '2nd preferred_
,—100
Celote* Corp common-'——__No
*
13
2
Rights
54.75 1st preferred—
-
5
20% Feb
Jan, 2
8% J«n
25
J per share
323/4
11
Preferred 4.20%
__-__lOO
Cemhiie Corp ofAmer'cafn^_No
par
'
17% Mar 22
'
12 "
-
2
10% Mar 29
July 13
'
'
39 % Dec
12
14 % Jan
Apr
6. ;
.17%: Dec 26 >
3
f
12
Apr
15% Jaft
"
Jan
30
•
v
31
*
'
11 %
8% July 13
-Ji Ape
:
20% Aug,28M-: j:i8%
)
July It
Jan
3
110% Feb
1
13
19
152
t) Co cdittMon—1
Cafce <J
Apr. 25
$ per share
*108%
40 y8
*10%
7% preferred L__
>.
ioo
Caterpillar Tractor common—x—10
:
3
Feh
24
_i
Conv preferred 4% series
& General Corp__
1
6
55% Jan
*23%
*38%
Apr. 24
$ per share
48
io
PRICES
Tuesday
Apr. 23
109%
32%
32%
*47
SALE
Monday
$ per-share
*108 Va
50
Corp coihmon__
Carriers
•
2
Mir
-■
Carrier
1
Mar 16
106% Jan
140
.
17% Apr 18
f
:
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9
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•-
106-
10
1/64 Api- 24
103% Mar 15
Jan
2
1 i
13% July 13
15
•
1
Mar
56% Feb
Mir 26
'
43% Jan
'
______
'130% Jan
<
Par
.
■
1
Saturday
Apr. 21,
Carolina Clinch & Ohio Ry—__100
Carolina Power & Light.
—No par
Carpenter Steel CO
_5
110% Mar 12
46
16
56% Nov
-103% Dec
•
Jan
'
35% July 13
^
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
$ per share
30% Jan 29
21% May 20
39% May 18
X7% Mar 13
t
107
i
28
1
'140
$ per share
YORK
EXCHANGE
.
Jan
15 & July 13
33% Dec 19
<
NEW
Lowest
$ per share
27% July 2t
30% Jan 3
'
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
26
16,100
7,900
2,100
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1802)
£
.
.
Monday, April 30, 1951
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
$ per
*
.«3% July 25
26% Jan
.55% Mar 13
.
54% Jan
t
10
8
1/
50% Feb
20
17V4 Feb
3
27
20 Vb Apr
51% Oct
24
10% Jan
17% Apr 22
76
13
Apr
18
100
Oct
13% Apr
27
99
Apr
17
104% Feb
19
72% Jan
3
x66
Jan
3
-78% Apr
10
187J/a Apr
13
171
Apr
13
2
Nov
6% Mar
3
■v
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4% Jan
6
2% Jan
12
35% Apr
14
20
10% Jan
2
12% Jan
31
Jan
11
96
c-
Dec
14
14
Jan
5
2
27% Jan
105
26 V2 Jun
30% Mar
30
3
41% Oct
19
27% Jan
16% Jan
-54
22
14
5
19
34
Jan
2
81% Jan
2
95
24 % Jan
2
26
25
Jan
6
27
22% Dec
28
3
10% Oct
77 Va Oct
13% Jan
8% Apr
31
19
75/b July
9% July 17
20
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5
70
10% Oct
July 13
Jan
Cuba
Jan
5
77
Mar
8
13% Feb
4 Vz"/o
27% Apr
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12
2
10 VW Feb
3
103 % Mar 30
106% Feb
27
44 % July 13
7% Jan * 3
55% Jan 28
52 V8 Jan
2
57
Jan
10% Apr
3
12 % Jan
I
20% Jan
3
Feb
21
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8
Jan
129
Class
10
Mar 13
24
20
24% Aug
138
27% Feb
2
132% Jan
24
35 % Feb
24
Jan
22% Feb
17
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29
30
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25
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13
26% Dec
30
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2
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18
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171
171
76
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100 %
98%
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100%
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15
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preferred-.
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preferred
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,
*
28%
23
13%
12%/
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
2.50
Curtis Publishing common—_No ps*
4
Jan
25
RR 6%
7%
10
11
8
10% Apr
x25
26% Nov 22
July 13
Apr
27
Mar 27
180
5
64% July 13
Ameir
of
Cuban-American
13
185
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32
2.50
293'4
23 'A
62%
27V2
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*
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56
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503a
,
97%
12/4
2
30
24% Feb
19% Mar 29
Nov 20
180
14
Feb
'
*
"Jan
(The)
"Crucible
44% Jan. 29
15
1
America—:
preferred—————..Nopar
Crown Zellerbach Corp common
5
$4.20 preferred,.
No par
31
Jan
34% Dec 29
15% Jun
175
-
of
Wheat Corp
$2
8
54% Feb
82% Nov
17% Jun
'
18% Jan
39% Feb
106
of
*54%
56
the Week
Apr. 27
S.per share
,29 %
29%
29%
,
29%
34%
*96
,
30
30
23
30%,
34%
/
100
Crown Cork & Seal common
2
2
25
common..—
f per share
S per share
30 'A
*54%
56
*2334
K
Apr. 26
$ per share
•
Co common
preferred
Creameries
-Cream
7
4
48'/a Jan
Co
3%%
Jan
'
3
Mar 31
*
'
20
*54%
io
,
Crane
17
29 % Mar
100 % Apr
105% May
102/2 Jan 11
!
*
28
49% Dec
13
2
35% Jan
15
17% Jan
27
32 % Jun
*
26% Apr
4
12% July 13
<•
23
26
103% Feb
25
27
-
Jan
5% Jan
Apr. 25
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Apr. 24
$ per share
%~
'
25
2% Feb
30% Jan
Sep
1% July 13
22% July 13
186
2
Apr
'2% Jan
•
'101
10
14
Apr
30
July 13
176 Va July 13
«■
64
104% Mar
105
100% July 11
3% Aug
i
98% Apr 27
30
8
*22%
23
Convertible pref 5% series
50
*49%
50%
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
il •'
13%
13%
Corn Exchange Bank & Tr Co—20
63
63
Corning Glass Works common—^5
- 59%
59%
»
2%% preferred-—:
100
*98%
99%
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100%
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*75
75%
T/«
preferred
:
100
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173
-Coty Inc
t———:
A
1 4%
4%
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1
*2%
3%
Copperweld Steel
2
72% Jan
25
Jar.
38
-102% Aug 17
■
62
19
62% Apr
17
45% Nov
July 17
57
f; 28% Jan
49
'
■=>29%
,
25% Feb
28 % Apr
3
26
42% Jan
26
28
14 % Jun
*
'.55% Feb
Corp
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Apr. 2.1
$ per share
_
'
common—.6
$3 prior preferred—
No par
Copper Range Co
No par
Cooper-Bessemer
HIGH
AND
Monday
Saturday
Apr, 31
Par
51 Apr 18
2
Mar 17
Dec
LOW
*
'
EXCHANGE
,
*
,
25
41
22% Dec
46% July 14
*
,
YORK'STOCK
per-share
31
12
17
Jun
12
'
S
.J per share
♦
share
27% Nov 24
•
-July 17
120
Highest
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
t, ■
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
Lowest
*
STOCKS.
Previous
Range for
,
32
/
2,900
26
137
1,000
32 VA
•
32/a
32%
D
Jan
*
96
»
99% Dec
13% July 10
12
<
93
2
-
100% Mar 16
Apr 24
14% Jan
19% May 10
17% Feb
3
16% Jan
U
18% July 13
31
Dec
30
31% Jan
2
10% July 13
16 % Dec
29
16
3
15'% Jan
17% Feb
3
i
28
*
96
July
10
33
Dayton Power & Light common
-
13
99 :
Jan
4
Preferred 3.75%, series A
7
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
100
26
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
100
3
Apr 13
Mar 20
104
1
Feb
3
Feb
24
Dayton Rubber
6% Jun
27
5
8% Jan
3
10% Apr
10
Decca
Jan
3
41% Dec 30
41% Jan
3
38% Jan
4
59% Dec 20
57
59% Apr .27
68
Feb 27
*
22
17% Jan
18% Dec 29
Jan
10
21
8
v
34% July 13
37
Oct
18
2
32% Mar 29
I
29% Jan
45% Dec
19
43% Jan
f-
3
7% Jun
27
14 % Dec
Dec
20
Jan
20
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<
16'A
*15%
16%
*15%
10
34%
34'A
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34%
19%
20 %
32%
32%
32 %
94%
94%
94%
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94%
94%
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100
100'/a
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19
10
'
50c
—
7%
20
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preferred J—
19
9
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100
2
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Delaware
23% Mar 27
Hudson
& Western
Power &
*
13.50
94
94%
,
32%
32%
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19
32
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05,
63%
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r
63%.
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-
32%
32%
32%
33'A
33%
33
33%
48
47'A
47%
47 Va
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13%
14
14 V.
13%
14
13%.
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22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
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58%
59%
59%
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60%
70 Va
69.%
69%,
70
70
*47%
.
VA
57
Mar 24
53
28
Dec
58
29
65% Feb
Escrow ctfs for
17
42% Jun 27
12
Apr 20
21% July 13
17% May 26
24
17
15% Mar 29
.
19% Apr
27
Derby OH Co (The).
21% Apr .10
23% Feb
26
Detroit
A Apr
52 %
68
5% July 12
..
Feb~~2
8
July~12
May 16
9
Jan
3
6% Jan
2
62
Rights
% Mar 27
64
Mar
:
J'-
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>
Apr
'
Jan
20
2
8
*
16% Dec 29
•
49
35% Mar
18
7
Dec
21
■
-
9 % Jan
6% July 13
19% Mar
"when
AA
issued"..i
71
70
17%-
36% Feb
20
19 % Feb
19
5
8
8% Jan
2
49
13%
17%
17%
17%
17%
22%
22 Va
31
Feb
Raynolds class A
Match'common—
48%
18
17%
*
,
13%
23% * 27
~
48%
Stores
Distill
Corp—
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
J per share
EXCHANGE
15% Jan
14
11
$ per share
35%
35
35
17%
17%
17 V,
17%
17'A
10 VA
35
4..
10VA
10 V2
10 Va
10%
10%
28%
28 %
28 Vz
27%
48% Jun
10
;
57
29
July"17
>
16%. Apr
13
DiVCO
44% Jan
47% Oct 18
July 26
1
15
62 y4 Apr
21
26
62
Apr
17
55
Feb
28
'51
May 24
Jan
Jan
9
11% Apr
12
36% Jan
4
30% Jan
2
13
25% July 12
14% Jan
Dr.
19
35% Mar
'
17% Jan
Dec
28
54% Jan
83%
13
16
Dome
Mar 15
109% Feb
13
Douglas
52% Apr
19
77% Jan
6
97
13
10
93
14% Jati
93
Dec~19
2
19
Sep 27
♦119% Jan 13
.111% Jun
15
103% Apr
19
180% Jan
16% July 17
;
81
'
r
July 12
7
88% Dec
.
87
8
Jun
14
X22
14% Dec
2
2
$3.25
26
93% Feb
10
27
1
13% Apr 23
17
Feb
9
83
Jan
6
97 % Apr
18
122 % Jan
9
Apr
25
31
127/4 Apr 22
106
Jun
1
120
Jan
98
Apr
9
51% Dec
12
52% Nov 30
50
Mar 30
9% Dec
11
11% Jan
18
\ 101%
10
.10% Jan
2
'
15
50C
common
convertible preferred
Nopar
(EI)) & Co—
Preferred
$4.50
106% Feb 23
Preferred
$3.50
series
54 y4 Feb
12 y« Feb
7
6
No par
Duquesne Light Co 3.75%
"DWG Cigar Corp..
pfd
<
$ per
61
62
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—
61%
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60%
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60
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62
61
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the Week
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16 VA
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16%
'
Apr. 27 1
Apr. 26
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t
12%
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12
200
33
32 VA
32%
32 VA
33%
5,200
15%
35%
15%
15%
16%
99%
7,600
2,900
15%
99%
101%
52
51
52%
50%
50%
51%
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89
89%
88%
89% "
89
89%
103%
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103%
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205 Vz
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23%
23%
103
100
,
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23
22
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t
51
1,400
51%
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90%
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105%;
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205 VA.
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11,500
105 VA
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103
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101
51 %
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103
101
22%
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25
25
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26
26
27
14
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14
50
27
14
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.
87
25
300
•
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24
89
13%
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8
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89%
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Jan
8,000
28
27%.
/
32%
105 '
5
3
125
Thursday
33%
15%
105%
.
:
12%
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,
600
3,500
33
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3,000
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:
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90
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1,400
35
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,
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15%
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100
34%
17%
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1,200
;
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,
12
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Nopar
50 Vz
17%
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.
;
26%
33%
100
51V2
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38
97
106%
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97
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Froedtert Grain &
Malting Co Inc-1
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2
9
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Francisco Sugar Co.
Franklin Stores Corp.—
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:
preferred™100
preferred-
.
25'/a Mar
22 Vz
ser of
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—_—
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1
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9
88
77%
10
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•
15
13% Feb
96 74
106%
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22%
68%
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29
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par
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22
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$ per share
501/4
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Wednesday
Apr. 25
v
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.
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.
V
I per share
27%
60
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50%
23%
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,
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14%
28 7 a
'(The) Carpet .Co:-.—,
L5
- 14
14
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par V
31'/a
31%
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V
Florence Stove Co—l
—rNo par
*26%
26%
Florida Power Corp-—-—;
7% \
18 ,18
Florida Power &
Light Co—^No par
22%,
22'/#
Florshehn Shoe Class A_—__No
pai
*14%
15 '/a
Follansbee Steel- Corp
27
Jan
'
-10
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6
Feb
40
Mar 13
-14% Jan
2
20
13
100
2
78
87% Nov 29
-
Mar 7
17
Jan 12
25% Feb 13;
10% Mar 28
19% Feb
32% Nov
—
16
Fire Ins N Y
-Firestone Tire A: Rubber com
25
-4%% -preferred——;
100
First National Stores.—
No
32% Mar 21
,
:—-—Ll
"Fidelity-Phoenix
V 24
Mar 22
5
4*
166% Feb 20
28% Mar 21
*18% Mar 1
2
18
21% Dec
12% Oct
:
V
23%
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Federal Motor
Truck———;.JNo parr'
1
93% Apr
6
40% Mar 13
19% Apr
4
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r
Apr 18
84 i'vFeb
-
17
33 % Apr
94
Apr
Jan
«
-
14% Apr
14% Apr
9
18% Jan
2
19% Mar 30
7
Dec
46% Dec
"
>2
21 % Jan
-
'287a.
"*59 '
-
Federal Mining 6c
Smelting Co——2
49%
'
".
SALE
»
Apr. 24
f per share
—No par '
Fedders-Qulgan Corp—————_1
•
•
167% Mar 17
27
23%. Jan
18
98% Dec
94% July 21
1
2
12
94
37
>27%
July 12
9% Jan
3
V 0% July 12
ftft
July 14
i
13% Dec
4,
Jan
11% Jan
Aug 10
<
178
101
6
75% Apr
*
I per share
HIGH
.Tuesday
.
Apr. 28
.
Jan 21
106
'
IS 1
LOW AND
r -
.
Monday -i-.,,
—
81% Jan
9
« Jan
Fairbanks Morse A Co
:
♦
.
•
3
-
Apr. 21
.•'>%. ? 6%
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common——5
' 50,
50
106 - Jan
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—100 / 5102.
103
18
Apr 26 4 Felt & Tarrant
Mfg Co—
5 :
17%
22 y2 Apr 24 '
17%
Ferro Enamel Cdrp_:
2
65
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;
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EXCHANGE'
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20:''
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—1
c 14%
:
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19 v
30% Feb 13
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2
54% Feb * 5
'
Mar 29
Jan
17%. Jan
'
20% Oct 23
23% Sep 22
3
v
1
r
7
2
27% Feb
2
20% Mar 17
22% Mar 23
15% Sep 28
24% Mar 30
04% July 17.'•
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May
;
108
-40
11% Jan
14% Jan
6
11
101
Nov 14
14% Jan 29
33% May 1
i
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62
23% Jan
>13%
89
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July 17,
lft
July 13
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i
13
Apr
5
17% Feb
*•47% Jan
106% i®ay 25
13% Jan 12
■
J15% Mar 8
29% Mar 27
l>6%Apr
23% Oct 19 !
•' .03% Feb
ft
•
86 y4 Dec 29 '
05
July 17
^10% July 13
12%. July 26
103 ;
■
.
-
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1
*
>
02
v
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13% Apr 27
13% Jtn
9
24% Apr ~ 4
; 80% Jan
2
*
:
52% Jan lft-
•
■
NEW YORK STOCK
v
LL.
'26 y. Feb.72.-::
*
1
23
8% Dec 28
49% Dec 28
'•
103
Nov 25
25 % Get
1
13% July 17.
-
i
22% Jan. 7 ».
17% Jun- 2 L
26% Dec 28'
"
3.:„v
2
22% Apr. >4
STOCKS
S per share
■
46% Jan
-
Apr/ 8 1
4
Highest
f per share
48% Oct 10
2ft
5
'.July
■
ISVi'Jan
Lowest
$ per share
--
*7% Mar 10"
22% July 3 1
.
ii Range Since Jan. 1
Behest
:;
NEW YORK STOCK
RECORD
—
Year 1950
*
27%
9,200
•
'
85% ,86
1,050
'
Vft% Jan
3
10% Oct 25
7% Jun 29
16% Jun 30
6% Apr
6
'
15% Jan
:
7
July 13
"
25
Jun
14
75
104
29
Dec
44% Aug
89% Apr
1
26
19
149,
Jan
3
51% Apr
103% Dec
80
2
Jan
4
conv
8
General
Finance
4; Jan
11% Mar
119 y» Sep
Feb
8
113.
Mar 13
120
Feb
13
18
65'/a Jan
5%
;
preferred
3%%
21'A-
21
21
20 y4
7%
7 Vz
20%
7%
20 Vz
7
35
35
27'A
27%
27%
2iy8
24 y8
24%
105 y4
105 y4
•
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_5
106
'
56
56
par
*101%
common——5
*11%
...—.—No par
17%
9%
76 y4
9%
9%
9'A
76 »A
76%,
76%,
31%
32
16%
16
16
119%
119
119
54%
55
54%
55 y4
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6%
6%
6 Va
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6%
44%
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44%
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44%
44 y4
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99
9%
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100
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9%
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123
123
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98 Vz
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118
16
16'A
6%
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6%
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97
97%
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122
122
118
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118
116%
44%
116%
-
9%
9%
57%
.
Year 1950
Lowest
,.
V
112% Jun
15
16-
12%
'
2%
•
14y4
17%
6
July
July
July
Sep
July
July
38
12
21% Dec 26
4% Mar 23
11
101
18% Feb
30
Jan
127
10
77 y2 Jan
24y4 Dec
7
122
May
27
35
2
Jan
*
*
36
Feb
24
1% Jan
29
July 26
66% Dec 30
108% Jun 20
15
19
Jan
4
25% July
3
100
Mar 2
11 y» July 13
31
Dec
8
12
Jan
3
33
Jun
18% Apr
137% Jan
65
29
Dec
45% Dec
3
7y4 Jun
105
28
28
96'/a Jan
30
Jan
16
Apr
14
preferred
Georgia-Pac Plywood
30% Feb
13
44%
3
89% Jan 25
18% Jun 30
65% Jan
2
105% Apr 24
13 J/a Mar 26
45
Mar 14
24% Feb
52% Apr
103% Feb
1
*122%
1
Feb
8
2
Feb
19
$5
$5
21%
5
100
Granby Consol
27'/a Apr
37
16
14
Grant
14
13% Jan
2
32% Jan
Oct
3
38
Feb
18
2
13% Jan
2
29
15% Jan
12
47% Mar 28
Mar
7
Aug 30
Dec
11% Jan
100
31% Feb
103% Feb
4
Apr 28
50% Dec
78
Granite
24
Apr 25
Jan
19
Mar 28
146% Apr
6
Mar 28
5
75
7
38% Apr
22
Feb
27
6
18 V* Feb
5
57% Feb
14
22% Jan
4
154
Jan
30
82
Jan
22
43% Jan
16
26'/a Apr
27
11
10% Jan
2
28
12 Va Jan
9
97
9
102% Mar
6
29% Dec 18
11% July 11
24% Dec 28
Jan
S
Gt Northern
7% preferred
Green Bay & Western
(H L) Co Inc
Greenfield Tap & Die
Prop—No
—
62% Mar 28
81 y2 Jan
21
Jan
68% Feb
5
11
91% Feb
23
3
23% Jan
17
100% Mar-30
106% Apr 10
104
Feb
14
110
Feb
14
2074
34%
57
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102%
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16%
77 »A
105%
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137
8%
123
22%
2274
50
5174
14
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50
10274
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77
103'A
76%
106'A
14
500
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3,300
f
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22 7A
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5274
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;
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76%
3,100
3574
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874
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1,500
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35
3474
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76%.
106
1057
a
100
77
6,300
106'A
800
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600
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374
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3%
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374
374
77a
20,900
7%
8
774
8
8
8
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26%
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33
27
26%
28%
27%
36
36
27 y8
95 J/2
14%
95
15
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34
95%
14%
34
14%
51%
14%
14'A
14%
51%
51%
51%
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19%
;
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19'A
75
19%
147%
148
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147%
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75
'
40%
par
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40%
39%
24 %
24
11%,
11%
3
11%
100
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100
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Corp
1
25%
26
common
1
10 %
10%
25%
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88%
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*
106 Va
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.
28
95%
94
94'A
14%
1474
1474
33'/a
33%
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68%,
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22%
101 Vz
107 V4
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22%
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107
107
34
10
14%
14 74
14%
14%
1474/
2,700
51
51%
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5174
52 74"
10,800
19 V\
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19 Vz
1974
147 3A
14774
75
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397 s
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19%
1974
14774
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75
197a
19%
14774
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397a
2474
25
25 y2
25%
11%
11
11'A
99
99
11%
11%
11%
3974
(
9974
9974
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25 Va
1174
4.000
26 Vz
.
UV4
100
2,800
;
23,100
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24 34
2574
16,200
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12
2674
3974
26
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30
75
337 a
,
3,200
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197s
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75
3974
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12
12,700
-
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2674
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6574
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22%
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22%
2274
2274
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101 Vz
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101%
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10174
101%
10174
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101 y2
♦3274
34
14'/a
%
22%.
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50%
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110
14
14y4
247s
66
3,300
94
1374
51 %
11'A
89
28
94
14%
14 Va
11%
%
88%
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*
94%
14
2«>A
25 "8
89
3,900
2,100
2774
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99 y4
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1,000
37
27
28'A
39%
11
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27 %
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11
J
2674
28
39%
26
36
26%
2774
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34
14%
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267a
27
'
1
36
27
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3574
>
28
27 Va
14%
33 Va
*
a
36
26%
'28
1
100
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR
com_No par
$5 preferred
No par
Gulf Oil Corp
25
Gulf States Utilities Co
com_No par
$4.20 dividend preferred
—100
$4.40 dividend preferred
—100
13
20
,
100
9074
v,
9,400
3%
100
RR
Guantanamo Sugar
12
90%
19 Va
49%
com—_No par
13
27
90%
4,800
187a
3%
par
26
Nov
19
7,900
98
8
5
Apr
24% Jan
18%
*96%
49%
No par
Greyhound Corp (The)—
.Common
4%% preferred
Aircraft
97
3%
pfd——No par
Sugar
97
8j/8
100
preferred
Ore
*
297s
3%
—12.50
Iron
90
2,700
2574
29'A
34%
4974
105%
90
2574
128
50 y4
.
30
^j6„$00
V ,.60
>
8
-.10
Green
Grumman
77%
106
103 Va
,46 74,-47%
,.
2574
.22%
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49%
50%
102 %
,
36 Va
*100
103%
58
,A
22'A
49
12
9
105%
'
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22%
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Steel—
Western
77
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128
,
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5
(The)
Gt Northern Ry 6%
Great
102 '/a
77 Va
*123
.V
22 %
Inc——4
P
preferredconv
106 y2
50'A
102 "/a
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$2.25
50%
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77
128
.
150
3,400
1
&
-
27% Jan
50%
22%
137a
28% Feb
10
83
M
Co
City
*123'/a
22%
13%
(W T) Co common
3%%
127
22%
874
.
900
28 Va
2874
36%
3,400
:
29%
20 Va
8%
r
33'A
y.io
5,300
37
116
25%
90%
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8%
2874
,
3474
56%
•
3474
,367a
116
29
18%
20
35 Vz
56%
13%
2iy» Jan
Dec
*123
8%
20%
34 Va
56 %
14
2iy4 Mar 29
10 >A Jan 25
66
For footnotes see
page 22.
Grand Union
8%.
20%
35
*13%
Graham-Paige Motors
9
94
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21%
8%
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*21%
800
.
4
34%
4674
14,100
.
.
29
1874
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8 74
37
45%
,
Va.
2574
125
'
874
28%
3574
19
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115%
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18'/a
,,
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25%
90%
34
19
25%
125
,
3,900
98
28 74
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19
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3,400
4,400
3%
90
89%
56%
I,900
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18%
35'A
1,200
90
89%
35'A
1,800
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374
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4574
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Vz
71.300
'9974
90
29%
Shares
53'/8
124
!
93
19%
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5374
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98 Va
Sales for
the Week
123%
*90
90 Va
21
Friday
Apr. 27
90
18%
10
Batteries
4% Feb
23
29
*97%
No par
10% Jan
43'/a Mar 17
28'/a Mar 16
24%
29 y4
90
$ per share
90
2.50
Hosiery
Gould-National
90
98%
100
19 Va-
115
103%
,44%
.
.
♦89'A
com—No par
No par
preferred
♦85
25%.
29
*97%
*100
46
92
19'A
Telegraph Co
Goodyear Tire & Rub
101 Va
90
25%
99
y2
44%
90 y2
(BF) common—No par
preferred——
No par
Gotham
25%
29%
101
*90
123 Va
118
*115%
38
18'/a
28'A
47%
2,000
19
*24%
3574
*89%
Goodrich Co
13
28
35 74
19%
Goodall-Sanford Inc_—
27
17lA Feb
50
& Stock
28 Vz
36
92
58 34
3%
34%
28
103'/a
58 y4
4
•
36%
3474
36
46 Va
200
3,800
19%
*122
115
36 y4
*85
25%
1
19
78% Mar
109
Gold
"
,
36% ' 3674
115
8,900
-
97/s
•
3674
3%
34%
36%
.700
19
35%
114%
45
-
98:%
100
>8%
36%
22.000
20 Vz
8%
114%
.
.200
,
'
6 Va
20%
8%
28 >A
*90
29 Vz
Glidden Co (The) common—No
par
4'/a% convertible preferred
50
6
45 3A Mar
3
8
Mar
37
-
,
5574-'
20 Vz
8'A
35
-
v900
36%
i
125
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4
22
30
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140
6
31
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No par
$4.50 preferred—
Gleaner Harvester Corp
19
23% Dec 28
Jun
3
10
26
Mar
9% Jan
18'/a
25%
122
..
114%
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90
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■
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36%
47%
;
20'A
,
28 Vz
92
*85
1
common-,
2% Jan
4
6% Jan
37 y4 Feb
59
47%
Safety Razor common
1
convertible preference—No par
Gimbel Erothers
7% Apr
6
12% Jan
19% Apr
42'/a Jan
3
16
Co
y4
18%
25%
./
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124
%
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123%
1974
35
36%
103%
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19
3%,
8%
34%
36
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19 Vt.
3%
8%
114%
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19'/a
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25%
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6
118
53
36%
125
37%
28
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19%
V*
114%
28 Va
$5
32 'A Apr
24
Apr
2
49
22% Feb
3%%
18
152
1
30
Mar 20
24% Feb
5
94% Jan 30
24
30
Jan
Dec
2
Jan
83A Apr
120
Jan
100
15
28
3
9% July 17
Apr 17
2
27% Jan
55
26
Feb
Oct
31%~Sep~28
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20
Gillette
10
48
25
35
par
20 y4
37
19
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35
20
$
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3%
26%
99%
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37'A
18%
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53%
123%
123%
20%
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19%
3%
19
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General Time Corp common—No
par
4%% preferred
—100
General Tire & Rubber Co
com—_5
'4JA% preferred100
Apr
13
20
Castings $6 pfd—No
Telephone Corp
3
103% Nov 27
17% Feb 28
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19%
3%
18%
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10c
Steel
10
17
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Gen
General
37% Feb
35% Aug
Jan
7
92
4
43% Jan 13
103% Jan 13
10% Jun 27
29
16
24
30
17
Jan
29% Mar
19
18% Jan
21% Dec
39% Jan
119
Jan
11
6
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_1
Apr
24% Jan
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90
29
2
37
89
91% Dec
19
38
2
11
23.
20%
37%
Jan
11
Oct
Ll
Equip Corp—_No par
Precision
1
99'A
20 Vt
General Public Service
10c
General Public Utilities
Corp——5
Gen Railway Signal
com—No par
6% preferred
100
;52%'
V
123%
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490
31'/a
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53%
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123%
99%
20 >A
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63^ ?
123 Vz
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8,500
Thursday
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.
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123%
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1,300
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Wednesday
$ per share
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53
123'
99%
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123
—No par
No par
PRICES
Apr. 24
53%
—No par
34
18'A Apr
89 y2 Apr
Oct
preferred—
Preferred $3.75 series
Gen Outdoor
General Refractories
General Shoe Corp
13
94 Vz Jan
Feb
-$5
26
37'/a Jan
18
8
59
General Motors Corp
common——LB
SALE
Tuesday
Apr.,23
t per share
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General Realty & Utilities
Feb
7
12
(
Monday
Apr. 21
v
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12
Jan
22
134
f
HIGH
Saturday
M i
17
39
21% Sep
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Jan
105
26'A Dec
100
Jun
3
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EXCHANGE
9Vz Jan
26
29
31'/a May
23
24
4
16
July 17
22% July 12
82% Aug 16
7% Jun 27
Feb
101% Apr
19
10
130
2
Jan
Jan
'
Jan
13% Apr
80
4
19% Mar 9
27% Jan 17
23
112% Jan
17
99
Aug 22
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6
17% Dec 29
4
36 Vz Apr
4
Oct
Apr
9
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Vz Mar 14
32Ye Mar 15
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24% Jan
90
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7
6
2
22
107
25
2
10
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20
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3
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Dec
128
3
126
27
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2
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19
7
Jan
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35% Jan
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123
20
26% Oct
19% Jan
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3
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22
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13
101 y2 Jun
46
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26
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$ per share
-
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13
118% Sep
•
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15
182% Jan
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43% Dec 15
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
Highest
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40
5574
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56
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General Instrument Corp—i
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128
.
-
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24
General Mills common—
19
19%
34%
8
Apr
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122
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50
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21%
,
100
6'/, Feb
5
48% Jan 18
105
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19%
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21
preferred
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13'/a Apr 21
61% Dec 29
129% Mar 3
105% July 28
7%
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8%
38%
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21
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8%
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Apr 20
56% Mar
25
55
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General Amer Transportation
$4.25 preferred series A—No
$8
9'A
8%
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convertible
26
17 V2 Jan
30
97
Mar
14
20
5
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General
11'A Feb 26
49 y2 Jan
29
8% July 12
v
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124 y. Jun 13
4%%
16
34'/a Feb
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13%
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General American Investors
com—1
;
$4.50 preferred—
—100
6
Feb
Co
(The)
Gaylord Container Corp
9
19 % Mar 19
29 '/a Mar 28
6
6
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159
15 y« Jan
111
Garrett Corp
Gar Wood Industries Inc
17
Apr
1
20
common
—
Gardner-Denver
3
17
Feb
12
8% Apr
72 y2 Jan
9
9
107'/a Mar 6
1
58% Feb 26
103'/a Jan
5
Jan
17
Dec 21
18% Jan 11
138 Vi Jan
9
50 y2 Jun 12
13
•;
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34
15
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Jan
25
Apr
8
8
Feb
1
(Robert)
Inc common—
; 5%
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—No
9
Feb
(The)—
6% .preferred
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29% Apr 27
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10 »/4 Jan
31 f
Feb
8
38
10
53% Jan
Jan
.
Feb'
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9
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23% Feb
23% Jan
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2
,
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3
Jan
40
,
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31
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12
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>
28
,
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25 '/a Dec
146
•
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107% July 14
55% Dec 26
105'A Mar 8
101% July 13
'9% July 13
July 13
18»/4 Feb
20
33% Dec 29
24 % Nov 22
,
4
2
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;2oy«Jan 13
2
36 y2 Jan
v
21% Nov 22
23% Dec 18
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101% Dec
4
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+
Jan
7% Jan
,
20% Apr 25
3
17% Jun 29
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19
10% Mar 21
11% Mar 29
29
9% Nov
2 ~
40'/4 Nov 10
3% July 13
: 31
8
3
30
Dec
•
.
July 25
16% July 24 '
17% July 12
:
Jan
Dec
19
32
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The Commercial' ant
(1804)
J6
Financial Chronicle
Monday, April 30, 1951
,.
.
MEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1950
'
*
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Highest
1J per share
$ per share
t per share 4
|
Range Sincd Jan. 1
W>W AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Saturday
Monday
Apr. 23
*
EXCHANGE
Apr. 21
$ per share
Par
4 per 8hqre
Apr. 24
$ per share
$ per share
;
Friday
Thursday
Apr,, 26
Wednesday'.
Apr. 25
$ per share
Tuesday
.
4 per
Sales for
,
the Week
Apr. 27
4 per sharp
share
Shares
H
14
30% Feb
28
33
Nov 24
30 Va Jan
19
35% Feb
2
15% Apr
13% Apr
4
17% Feb
26
46% July 13
104
Apr 11
20'
Jan
3
Sep 29
14% Dec 29
80% Feb
8
10
73% Jan, 11
80
108% Oct 19
105% Jan
22
107
141
30% Dec
22% Apr
<
46% Feb
8
20
35
18
13% July 25
-
11% Jun
,
.
15
•148
i
5
.Hat Corp of America common
76% Jan
82
81% Nov
1
8% July 13
11% Oct
9
10 Ys Mar 28
7
6% Mar 13
25% Dec 28
33% Oct 23
103
98% Apr
41
25
Dec
39
Jun
9
Oct
26
July 14
14
Jan
20
49
July
122% Aug
34
July
42% Aug
15% July
69% Dec
10% Jun
1
Jun
l
39% Jan
56
Feb
8
22% Feb
18
20 Y« Jan
19% Dec 26
18% Jan
Jan
6
78
14% Jan
4
14% Sep 27
19% Sep
5
16% May 9
14
,
12
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20%
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15
Apr
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18
Jan
31
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22
12
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Jan
16
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1
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:
*35»/4
36%
*100
25
20%
non-cum preferred—
100 /
Hudson Ray Min 4c Rm Ltd.-No pas ;
Hudson- Motor Cat—.j—;
.12.50 -
/
107% Mar
61% Apr 26
/Jan
25
*37
20%
Hunt Foedt Inc..w.i.«—u.J!.6.66%
iHUpp iCorp —^—,—v.—
it
Huasman Refrigerator Co.—No par
i
:
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r
.
' stocks
.
■'
*
-
19
Apt *10
i.
.51 % Mar 27
.
68% Dec 30
36
'
\
Jan a42* /
83
965
,
.
29
.
25
*35%
„
101%
38
*15
39% Jan
,
Dec 2o>,
33% Mar 27
,
42% Mar 28
63
8
96 /
r>
52% Dec 18
4% July 14
„
35% Mar 15
58
Jan
2
.
10% Dec 18
_
Texas
36
36
*10Q
*54%*. 54%-
4. per share
*
64% Jan
2"
41% Mar 23
32% Mar is
52% Jun
9-.' ^ 48%"APr*25
7% July 13
46% July 12
Dec
;■
Howard Stores Corp—u
of,
35%
101 %
35%
*92%
-
■
Dec 20
60
36 %.
101%
*35%
1.
Highest1
i
4 per share
40% Mar 15
•
*92%
25
5
.
62
i
94%
16%
19
Range Since J an. 1
Lowest
99
42% Jun 29
34
Jan 25
30% Nov 29
40
Oct 27
,
*92%
*52%
Hudson > 4k Manhattan common..lOO
30% Feb 26
28%m414
3
3% Apr
18% Jan*
1
$ per share
32% July 25
34% Jan 25
,
94%
LS
10
Hewe. Sound Co—1—..1—
Range fer Previous
,
94
7%
-
19% Mar
Apr 23
15
.
Year 1950 Lowest
Highest
8 per share
94
No par
:
;
2
t
95%
*42%
12.50
Houston :Oil
13
Jan
.9
6% Apr , 26
f
No par
New
10.
61% Apr
Minings
Corp
•
Jan 17
v
/21% Jan
3
50% Mar 15,
,
18
„
32%
*69%
preferred,
Etoudaflte-Hershey com__ J
,
24%
32%
•123
44.25
17
»8
24
33
25
No pat
No par
r 42.26
conv preferred.—..—50 :
, Household1 Finance eommom._No par
'
:
:3%^> preferred
——
__lO0
<■
4%r preferred
WO
..Houston liight St, Power..
No par
Jan. 29
15% Feb
.7%
,23%
32%
24
33*
L5
Oil
7%
23%
-
*
3,600
'
*11%
VA
11%
U
33
:.l
Hooker Electrochemical Co com
36 < Feb 13
36 < Mar 15
,99% Mar 1
20
Apr 20
19% Apr 23
,
19
7%
11
11%
,
23%
7%
*37
prefexneil—30
Homestake
Honolulu
105
2
Jan
5%- cony
66% Jan
,
x52% Apr 27 ;
30% Jan 20
38% Feb 10
100% Dec 18
3
13 /
30% Jan
10
28
July
,103
100% Apr
May 24
'Jan
Jun
.
11
Nov~24
<
*10%
82
.
26
■'
.*6%
81
32%
•
Hrtlandey (A) & Sons—.
...5
Holly; Sugar Corp common...
1Q
8
23
42% Feb 19
4
42 % Jan
i
22% Feb
28%, Jan
•
.
2
34% Jan
.
9
Feb
i
*
r
.
14
9
Li.
Hilton Hotels Corp-.-.
Hinde St Dauch ; Paper Co..
11
7%
82
30%
*149
.
25%
,
.
;■
24
7%
7%
24
*100
par
100
Hires Co (Charles E).
Holland FUrnace Co
t—
29
Jan
t
25% Mar
18% Apt 24
25
47% Jan 11
13
i
21% Feb 21
15
26 % Apr
7
54 % Apr
32% Jan
101
Dec
.
<
3
10% Apr
,
17% Sep
6
20% Aug 18
,
Jun
•17% Feb 13
"
3
11%
*81
*81
•
82
;
7
7
120
107% J
*145
25%
25%
6%
-
,
149
-*145
25
6%
•
80
80
*106%
30%
.-
23%
32%
•
Ine_
_5
Heyden Chemical Corp common.. 1
3%#> preferred series A
100
».
11
149
25
6%
*81
82
30%
14%
'
*106% 107%
30%
,30%
107%
*145
11,300
'-5,200"
1,100
17%
.
14%
80
30%
500
35
17 y8
.
14%
*77
33
40
5%'. preferred—..—.—
"14%
79%
*94
25
common—...
*81
«
14%
*106%
31%
-
34%
17
14%
25%
6%
6%
*31
f
34%
16%
.
"
„79%
•
149-
*24%
25%,
,
*6%
11%
*145
149
25%'
82
'7%
Hewitt-Robins
i
*145
,
7
24
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
4 %i% preferred series A,
50
t
86% Jan 31
18% Mar 29
8
i
Mar 29
.
26% Apr 27
23% Jaii 27
.
2
12% Jan
.
i
54
4
JaA
;
;
44% Mar 12
13
80
6
15
30%
'
-31
34%
16%
*32%
100
; Hercules - Powder cemmon___No
Feb
,
30%
25%
11%
.
1% -. non-bum preferred—
25
Hercules Motors
<
____No per
127% Mar 15
4
11% Mar
(G W)
•
100
i.
"
79%
*106%- 107%
30%
30%
*77%
(
*106% 107
149
*81
15
79
,
3
27
Helms
1
1
14%
79%
30%
*6%
-
-_5
preferred
^
.Heinz (H J) Co common.
3.65% -preferred.,
5
107
25 %
.J5
23% Feb 24
52 % Apr 24
14
Feb
•
100
3%%
!
26
40% Feb'
Apr 25
48
48% July 24
r
27
:
2
23
8
87% Jan
64% Mar 15
121
May
,
34%
16%
14%
14%
*
_1
;
16%
14 %
34
34%
16%
*77%
14%'
79%
*106%
-_l
HazelrAtlas Glass Co_.
iHecht Co common
34 Va
16%
31
31
*30
30%
■
34%
"
1
„
8
106% Jan 31
3
18 % Jan
3
127% Mar 13
2
25
Apr
-
1
Mar
97
24% Apr 24
36% Apr
6
Mar 10
20% Mar
27
_
101
12
37
16%
30%
*
'
,
"
10
preferred—
Hayes Industries Inc
Hayes Mfg Corp—
i
27% Jan 12
_
33% Mar 16
.44
29
:8% Jan
preferred
Hart Schaffner & Marx__.
4%%
Apr. 12
11% Jan H
23% Apr 30
31% Jan
8
94
Apr 25
34% Jan
2
5
107
Mar 20
,
8
16%
14%
*77%
*145
5
6%
34%
16%
30%
30%
34%
100
17
.
30%
30
Mar
8
*30%
34%
•
Refrac com_.No par
Jan
5
6
8% Jan
Harbison-Walk
1
Jan
10
44% Jan
•
16
30
12
7% Feb
July 17
93% Feb
3
31% Dec
8
2
.32 % Jan
154
27% Jan
5
July 3
20% July 18
Mar
25
Hall
Mar 20
149% Dec
25
10
Apr
i
Water
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing
_5
(W F) Printing Co__t
_5
Hamilton Watch Co eom__,
No par
*
4%t conv preferred-—
100
.Hanna (M A) Co 44.25 pfd—No par
/
.
24% Apr 30
6% Jan
2
30
22% Nov 28
5% Jan
3
Jun
Hackensack
23
15% Mar 14
28% Mar 14
31% Dec 30
Jan
t.
8.200
1.100
600-
""1.500
.
Volume 173
Number 5007
;
*
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
„
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 11)50
Lowest
49 %
,
Apr
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
$ per share
Lowest
S per share
3
28
70% Mar 15
17
57
1
63% Oct
3
27% May 24
47% Nov 27
,24
Jan 13
13% July 20
20
.
67 % Aug 11'
,
,
6
.62
22% Jan
r40% Jan
1
.
Jan
2
52 % Jan
Jan
7
3
Jan
4% Apr
2Q
Dec
Dec
"
v
2
Jon
4
25% Feb
51
19
15
"
(
7%:Jan
Dec
31Y2Jih
9
19
8% Jan
33SA Jan
9Y. Oct
Oct
28
3
15
Jun
29
-
•187
28% July 26
45% Nov 20
39
44Ya Nov 24
x40
^
<
14 %
July 12
71
-
-Aug
-21% Jan
9
36% Apr
2
Jan
Jan
23
57 3A
4) 72" Apr
27
15
76
27
Apr
211/8 Feb"
X81
24
24
23%
23%
23"%
23Ya
23%
23%
23%
23%
1,200
44%
44Yb
44%
44'A
44
44
44
44
441/4
2,800
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17Ya
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441/2
17%
43%
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18
18
* 77
42'A
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78
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78
78
78
413A
41%
98
97%
: 97%
97
97
10
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38%
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38%
383/b
38
38%
38
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55
54%
55
54'A
541/4
541/2
54%
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36
36
36
36%
36'A
361%
36
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7%
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26%
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12 Ya
50
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-1
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48%
41%
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40 Ya
20 Ya
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62
48
633/4
64
23 YB
7 Ya
500
26%
1,600
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12%
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12%
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48%
550
41
700
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12%
48%
48
48
48
48
40 y4
40 va
41
41
12%
19 7/b
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97/b
10
9%
10
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———No pgr
1
23
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64
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91/8
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10
16%
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26 Ya
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125/a
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263/4
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12%
11 Yb
12 Yt
12 Yb
1 Ye
lYs
IYb
17/B
17/B
16 %
16Ys
16Yb
103/4
167/B
161/8
16%
7,700
1,700
51%
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-
52
52 Ya
12 Ya
'2
10
10
52
26Yb
17/b
2,700
91/8
•'
523/4
123/8
2,800
97
26 Ya
52%
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2
65Y4
24
23 Yt
10
91/8
209/a
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97
26 3/4
2
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65s/8
23%
23
23
,
.
41
205/a
*20%
12%
,
'12%
10,300
7Yb
26 Ya
40%
20 Y«
64
.
7%
73/4
263/s
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53
7 Yb
7%
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263/a
97
com—
7 Yb
800
1,200
7 Yt
*95 Ya
53
36
263/a
97
"
54%
361%
7Va
23%
53
38%
36
263/8
*95%
53
6,700
38
54%
40 y4
205/s
870
38%
123/e
*
97%
7 3/4
*23
—
7 Va
80
7,300
55
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%
23 Yb
62
7%
7Va
*12
41
20 Yb
*97
300
43
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265/b
*7Y»,
26s/8
265/s
.
97%
411/a
97
•
79
42
78%
41%
78
100
00
tocu
26 va
13
,163/4
13,200
4,900
2
1%
2
16 Y4
<
51/8
5%
*-5%
5 Ye
,103/e
5%
*5Y4
53/4
*53/8
70
70
70 Ya
70%
70%
703/e
70 Ya
70%
70 Ya
705/8
71 Ya
3,600
12%
12%
13%
133/4
13Yb
14 Ya
,133/4
14 Yt
143/e
145/a
14Yt
14 Ya
13,600
23 Ya
23 YB
23
23 YB
223/4.
223/4
22%
22%
22%
23
23 Yt
233/8
2,300
10
34 Ya
34Y4
34%
343/4
34
34%
3-Wa
34
34
34%
34Y8
34%
8,900
'
5Yb
7
9Yb
*35 Y*
36 Yb
25
com
;
! 72 Ya
100
,
55 YB
>
'
56
45 Ya
>
44
44 Yi
72
713/4
56
9Ya
9 Yb
9%
9Vt
14,800
36 Vi
X36V4
36%
72%
8,300
72 Ya
44 Va
44 Yb
19%
72%
56
20%
45 Ya
600
353/4
167
45 Ya
-
I,300
6
9Yt
*54Ya
•
v
,16Ya
,
35%
165 Ya
45 Ya
443/k
%
35%
167
*54%
56
-453/4
9
351/e
72 Yt
167
167
55 YB
9Yb
35 Yb
72 YB
167
46
*441/8
—5
353/4
72
72%
•
9
93%
9
35%
169
*165
—No par
new».——
51/8
9%
5
.
—uNopar
Liquid Carbonic Corp com—No par
3Ya% convertible preferred—10C
'
13
5%
*69%
Lion Oil Co
5
Feb
10,400
9,900
23%
97
preferred 1
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
1/
46 Ys Apr
66%
97
7%
Apr 27
Mar 29
76%
55%
<97
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
'
Mar 28
■
75%
66%
77
100
Tire.
Life Savers Corpl.
3
184
75%
63%
423/a
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeill & Libby
9
79
74'A
643/4
par
19
17Ya Jan
-81'% -Apr 17
3"*
2
741/4
64
*17%
1st preferred—No par
*50c rrcn-cum 2nd pfd——No
par
Lehman Corp (The)
!
1
Lehn & Fink Products
5
Lerner Stores Corp
No
5
35% Apr
10% Feb
73%
643A
$3 non-cum
13
2
Jan
41
Feb~27
28%
273/a Feb
715/b Apr 27
165 Y2 Apr 25
Mar 31
'
I
18
74%
63%
& Sons Co common__3
issued"
22
39 Ya
22 Va Apr
&
Lehigh Valley RR
Lehigh Valley Coal
27
«aa
Share»
74 3A
64%
74
64
44%
_1
—
*
26
38
•
Jan
8Y2 Jan
71 Yb Apr
89% Jan
177
23
share
74 Vi
42
issued"
„
2
l*"/8 Apr
3
Dec
.
17
65 Y2 Jan
30% Aug 25
*
19
Jan
Sales far
the Week
$ per
64 %
,
Coal & Navigation Co——10
Portland Cement.
25
Lehigh
15 y2 Feb-
Friday
Apr. 26
$ per share
share
42%
3.85% preferred
Lehigh
II74
Aug 28
(The)
Lees (James)
18
irft% Apr
$ per
Apr. 27
Thursday
Apr. 25
$ per share
——No par
;
No par
& Co
Co
Lee. Rubber
53 Y2 Apr. 18
3
16% Apr
5 Ya Apt
28
73
.
2
3
13% Oct 23
24% Jan
9
July 13
305/8 Dec
ll3/s Apr '
lYs Apr
29
67
July 17
July 17
9
.Dfec
19
11% Jan
share
per
42%
4%% preferred
Lane-Wells Co ————J—
15
Feb,
PRICES
Wednesday
75
par
par
16
100 Ya Feb
66
f
SALE
Apr. 24
23"%
Laclede <Gas Co.
—4
'La ConsoMdad
6/# pfd_75 Pesos Mex.
Lambert Co (The)
*
—No par
Lane Bryant commonNo
12
Jan
46 Y2 Mar 15
29
9
(S H)
Kroger
9
Apr
25
9% Mar 30
22% Dec 29
-
6
HIGH
Tuesday
42%
:
*
95 Ye Apr
28
3
1
18
91 %
7
14
12
30
Mar
56
25% May 9
100% Sep 25
;0% Dec 29
3
1% Jun
14% Jun
8
Kress
•
"When
26% Apr
~4%
r
27
5IV2 Feb
44-
f
'
7% Feb
2
34% Jan
50% Jan
7
75
No par
Inc -common—-—
10
preferred L—
Kresge IS S) Cot——;
10
27% Apr
141% Feb
AND
Apr. 23
share'
*64
-
preferred
~47c
56% Mar 13
36% Jan
prior
Koppers Co
13
39% Mar
3
18
62% Sep 28
24
Pet)
•
2
25
-
$5
44% Mar 21
10
11% Jan
42 % Jan
•
26
103
$ per
Kimberiy-Clarke Corp ——No
.Kinney (OR) Co common-
10
78% Apr
pgr
Kennecott Copper—
No par
Kern County Land Co.
1
5
.Keystone Steel & Wire Co—_No par
3
19% Jan
LOW
Monday
;
.
,
29
Fee
2
37
July 13
38% July 13
i
2
22
Oct
25% Jan
50
6% Feb
47% Jan
7,
29
13
Apr. 21
*
.
17
67% Feb
'
■
■
I :
Saturday
.
STOCK
EXCHANGE
7 9% Jan
22% Jan
12% Jun
25
•Tan
24
35% Apr 20
7% Nov 24
7 % Dec 20
25% Oct 25
*
19
Jan
'94
5
35% Dec 27
28
Jaii
96% Apr 20
36% Jan
5
6
Jan
14
36
1
July 13
3% Jun
1
Dec
Apr
72
24
42% Jan
19% July 12
10% Jun ,5
42% Dec 15
'
Nov
101
9
35% Dec 26
50
July 12
34% Dec 20
,
14
37
2
42% Mar 15
17%Mar 20
76% Nov 24
24% July 12
93% Jan
Nov
Jan '
23 Ye
NEW YORK
Highest
J per share
75% Dec
15% Jan
i
<
■.t per share
45 Va Mar
,
a
<1365)
713/8'
72 Ya
167
*1675/8
168
56 Va
44 Yi
443/8
20 VA
203/a
56 Yt
56
,453/8
45 Ya
453/8
1,300
240
169
45
57 3/4
45%
Ya
1,100
1,500
44%
45
45 Ya
46%
15.7C0
20 Yt
20 Va
20%
20%
5,200
77
76
76
.100
363/4
36Ya
37
II,300
16"
34,200
*
20 Yb
?76
,
19%
20 YB
77
♦76
v
197/b
*76
77
77
*76
77
$76
'
235/a Jan
13
38% Dec
18
83Y< Apr
15 % Apr
1
14%. July 12% -18% Oct
4
160% July 26 81
Mar 16
,
21% July 17
28% Aug 17
>11 ' Aug
1
13% Sep 29
22% July 18
28
Mar
4
164
July
7
29% Dec
<
22% Mar 24
17
l77/8 Jun
29
,
.
Jan
25
75
42 Ya Feb
'
'■»
13
18% Feb
5
87
Apr
47 3/8. Apr
27
22
2
Mar 29
19
153Y«Apr
26
176
30 % Jan
4
49% Jan
3
38%
Sejt 2Y-
28% Apr
2
Apr 13
4<s
*
30% Dec 30
98
•
-
30 Y« Jan
2
Jan
Lorillard IP) Co 'common—_
7% preferred.:
17
Apr
59% Feb
16
39
103
-
13
Feb.
Louisville &
5
Feb
9
4%%
Lowest
S per share
:
1
16
,
87
,
85 Ya
(43 Y2
431/8
14 Va
143/8
143/8
14 Ya
14 y4
223/4
22Yb
22%
154% 154%
32 y4
32 Yb
154%
52%
31
52 y*
31
*073/4
38 YB
:STOCkS
,22 Yt
86 Ya
86
46
,
.
1
14%
86 Ya
2,800
46 Ya
87
•
,14%
221/a
153/4
16
153/s'
44
473%
9,400
57,700
8,700
14-%
22 va
•
143/4
22%
22 Ya
153 va
154 Ya
32 3/e
32 Yt
323/a
32%
3 2 Ys
32 3/s
32 Ys
2,200
523%
523/4
53 Ya
521/a
533/4
x53Ye
533/4
7,000
291/B
30 va
31
3,100
155
Yb
30%
373/4
'
22%
151/8
52
98 Ya
*37
38 %
.15 Ya
323/8
307/b
*973/4
,98%
10
■
523/4
30 Ya
52%
100
,
36 va
86 Ya
43 Ya
14 Yb
'
36 Ya
86 Ya
14 V*
323/4
35 va
"
43
87
43 Ya
156
*32%
50
,15 3/4
15%
86%
Y
2234
223/4
*154
36 Ya
•..
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,
"
155
*
30%
36 Yb
■
293/4
30 Yt
99 Ya
*98
98 y4
98 Yt
36 Ye
36
36%
i
'•*153 Y2
30 Ya
99
*98
363/4
22%
*98
*
37
160
156
<
99
38
38
30,
2,000
.LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
»
-
NEW YORK
Highest
$ per share
Nashville—
preferred Series A_
Steel Co...!—
Lukens
-Range Since Janrl
Highest
14 Yb,
10
16
35%
43 Ya
86
*43
Lowensteln. <M) A Sons Inc com.Jl
19
43% Feb
'
Year 1950
$ per share
100
16
263%
43%
86
par
Louisville Gas Ac Elec Co (Ky) No par
Range for-Previous
Lowest
par
par
36 Yb
36%
15%,
No par
—
Star Cement Corp—_ No
Lopg Bell Lumber (Md) A*,- .No
Long Island Lignting Co
No
3
33
Inc
36
,1
Lone
14% Mar 12
25 % 3 an
50% Dec
102 3A Dec
Loew's
23
2
12% Ja n
21
Lockheed Aircraft Corp,
9
Jan
27% Jan
36 Yz May 23
3
v97% Feb
»
174
8
'34% Jan
2
STOCK
Saturday
Monday
Apr. 81.
Apr. 23
EXCHANGE
$ per share
$ per
Par
Tuesday
Apr. 24
$ per share
share
Friday
Sales for
Apr. 27
the Week
Thursday
Wednesday
•
,
Apr. ,26
Apr. 25
,
$ per share
Share*
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
M
*
11 Ya Feb
28
17
May
8
42
Dec
26
3<
?36% Aug
135% Mar
143
Sep
19
18% Dec
19
,11% Mar 31
28% July 17
101
3
12
14 Ye Apr
35% Dec
rX0% Jan
3
7% Mar 30
,16.
Apr
105
24 Yt Apr
July 5.
,7% Jam.- ,4
550
95/b Oct
Jan
38 Y2 Dec
i
100% Aug
9% Jan
.
25
Dec
2
3
3
Manhattan
5
48 Vb
Apr
18
2
IOYb Apr
27
Marine
3
9,
4
Jan
Yb Mar
1
30 Y» Apr- 20
21 Ya Jan
18
Martin
6
1 47/b Jan
11
Martin-Parry Corp—
Masonite Corp
5
33% A or
12
2
23 Yb Feb
16
Jan
10
373/8 Feb
3
167 Yi Apr
17
18
85
10
90
3
13
Feb
2
Mar 28
20Ya Jan
9
May
Apr
16
44
Jan
5
52% Mar 15
45% Jan
40% Nov 21
Jan
26% Jan
37
Apr
493/4 Jan
3
10
9
Oct
Apr
2
17
16
513% Apr
39% Feb
19
26
67
Jan
26
26 Ya Jan
16
16 Ya Jan
Jan
16
18
Jan
2
7% Jan
3
6% Jan
16
66% Dec
Mar 20
593/4 Apr
24
52
»
2
21 Ya Feb
8
64
Feb
*20% Jan
25
37Va July 17
101% Feb 21
106
Dec
7
101
Dec
9
34 Va
Co
: 49-3/4 Nov
Preferred
McCrory
Apr
convertible
McGraw
Electric
McGraw-Hill
2
Robbins
Stores
Mengel Co
5%
(The)
convertible
Mercantile
56
571/2 Dec
20% Mar
July 13
i25
54% Nov
1393/4 Npv
-17 Ye Dec
8%'July
29
3
31
*
July 17
99
Jan
10
' Dec
42% Dec
107 Y» Jan
3
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35% preferred series
21
Apr 21
1043/4 Feb
17 % Mar 28
21 Ys Feb
17
62% Apr
27
20
41 Yb Jan
2
131
•" Jan
3
16% Mar 28
Mar
483/8 Feb
140 % Apr
213/a Feb
29
133% Max 28
41% Jan
^
113-tv -Dec- 30 'VUl% Jan
^
Por footnotes see
;
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
25
97/B
9%
10 Ys
9YB
11%
IIYb
11%
93/8
900
1
25 3/8
*25
2
5
23
6
18% Jan, 16
Machine
Co
47
4%
48/b
45/8
43/8
4%
*43/8
30%
i
30%
30 5/a
30 3/8
97Ya
97
98
98
173/4
*
1^/ff
17
18 Yt
18
183/s
18
18 Yb
12 YB
13
13
13Yt
133/a
13 3/s
13 Ya
135/b
Yt
323/4
33
32Y4
32%
33
32 Ya
327/b
197/b
20%
20%
20 3/8
20%
20%
20
20
1,200
,343/4
35
343/4
35%
35 Ya
351/e
36
363/a
6,300
168 Ya
171 Ya
*170
17lYa
66 Ya
95 Ya
85
*170
171 Ya
*170
65%
*95
97
85
'
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85
Ya
95%
953/4
95%
95%
953/4
953/8
95 Ya
95
95%
96 Ya
85 Ya
*84
15 va
15
153/a
49 Va
49 Yt
*
20%
20 Va
20%
*20 Ye
24 Yb
243/a
*
*43
39
39
101
20 Va
20 Va
101
*84
24%
153/a
*43 Yb
331/a
10134
102
51 3/8
51%
102
51
101
*101
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Common
51
51
51
373/4
51%
37%
373/4
373/4
3734
38
57
56 V2
57
56
56 Yt
56 Va
56:Y4
413/4
41 Yb
41%
40 Ys
41
40 Yb
41
40 Va
40 5/8
*24
241/s
24%
*24
165/B
16 3/8
*16%
253/4
253/4
*24
16%
26 Va
.
*24
24Ya
173/4
18
18
2,300
25 Va
25 Ya
25 Ya
253/4
2,100
96 Ya
96 Ya
98
97
97
*
*02
67
*62
25
195/b
241/a
25
191/a
19Ys
61 Ya
20
*58
96 Ya
24 3/8
603/4'
10Q
18%
18%
19%.
2,100
8%
; *8Yt
8%
*8 Yt
8 Ya
100
81Y4
5 500
*
8 Yt
*74 Ya
75
74 Ya
743/4
74 Ya
74Ye
743/4
*88
91
*887/a
90 Va
88 Ya
88 Ys
*88 Yb
*32
32%
32
31
31
*105 Ya
100
*23 va
51
*493/4
105 %
107
95
*
107
80
703/4
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91
•'
*94
96
>
*44%
30 Ya
31 Y4
1,700
23Yb
233/4
31 Ya
24
24
24
24
24 Yb
5,100
*50
99
99Ya
*105%
107
1053/4
1053/4
96
96
18%
18%
58 Ya
58
19 Ya
19 Ya
*139
»
18
14%
140 Ya
142
18
'
14%
18
45 Yr*
140 Ya
,18
"
51
*105Ya
45
*139
96
18%
58%
19%
45 Yt
140 Yt
*95
96
18 Yb
60%
19 va
18 Yb
-18 Ya
573/t
l93/«-
♦138Ya
45%
140
617/b
62 Ya
13,300"
187/B
19 Y4
16,300
45 %
45 Ya
45 YB
45 YB
*138Ya
173/4
14 Ye
14 Va
14 Ya
14%
14%
50
493/4
132%
133
*
132
<
18
.
1,400
:
140
Ys
10
3,500
1,800
147/e
49 Ya
50
133
138 %
18
173/4
14 Ya
61 Va
•
140
17 Y4 -.17%
14%
2,eoo
19 Ya
17%
50
I8Y2
19 Ys
17%
14 YB
10
100
97
18 3%
18%
700
200
107
60
•
45
*95
97
51%
99 Ya
Yt
*99
*105 Ya
107
Regulator—
1.50
50
50 Ya
99%
183/s
45 Va
k
,
50 Yb
58 Yt
100
91
31V4
50
19 YB
453/4
*89 YB
91
30 Ya
99%
58 Yt
19Ya
-
80
80%
30%
.
100
18Y8
38Y8
58 Ye
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97
*58
.
qq
.
3,200
19Y8
19 5/8
59
8Y2
233/4
19 Ys
19 Ya
*8 Yt
100
25
18 Ya
8Y4
51
6,900
58
8Yt
23 Ya
100
243/4
19%
8Y2
*99
623/4
24 Yi
19Yb
*8 Y»
51
62 34
24%
62
1S%
183/4
24
65
24%
*58
19 Yi
100
97
*62
*18Ya
19 Yt
*99
*96 Y2
19
19 Ys
*49 Y2
260
97
66
61 Ys
19 vs
32
400
17 Va
67
*58
24
17
25
19 Y4
2,400
2,800
24
.
253/4
*62
61
24 Ya
40 Ya
167/a
*97
IS3/;
6,000
57
25%
67
*58
'■
38 y4
40
x56Ya
17
98
25 Yb
1,700
26 Ya
98
.
'
120
51
26
*63
25
*24
25
400
19 Ya
103
38
37a/4
57
.
1,300
•"
503/4
51
37%
100
—————?
24Y4
1,660
38
?23.%
.-No par
44
*102
*41 %
——
Minn St P <k SS Marie-
3,200
24
103
57%
par
8% 1st preferred
100
Minneap & St Louis Ry——_No pa»
100
21
39
101
513/g
1,400
*43 YB
44
39
155%
Ya
20
243/4
24 Yt
44
150
160
-150
50
*48 Va
20 3/4
43 Va
2,400
86
15Y4
•
50
24%
*
44
39 Ya
*48 Y4
38 Ya
24 Ya
44
*39
15%
va
65 Va
86
*84
50
*15%
*43
,
64%
va
86
48 Yt
15 Ya
,
3,700
65 Vz
95%
49%
243/8
24%
65
65
95
20 Va
44 '
*170<
171 Ya
953/4
Ya
,
15 Ya
20 Ya
33
647/a
66 Yb
97
*48 Yt
158/b
16 %
7,300
2,lOO
195/s
333/a
95 Ya
*
50
*253/4
160
'
353/4
171 Ya
*95
85
51%
4,200
99 Ya
*98
66 Ya
*
96%
<
1,000
31 Yt
30 Yi
97
*373/4
50c
J5
Petroleum—
10
Middle Soiith Utilities Inc—No par
'Midland Steel Prod common
15
--V j,
303/4
303/4
97 Ya
'
33,100
'
19 3/8
33
66%
393/4
*43/8
353/8
96
y4
4%
*57
50'
1,900
10%
4%
77,800
47 va
10 Ya
'
Miami Copper
Mid-Continent
ll3/4
19%
pfd_100
3.85% preferred series
VK
11
.
49Yb
49%
491/8
49Y2
495/8
5,000
1313,4
1313/4
131%
131 Ya
131%
131 Ya
570
—
page 22.
10
7,000
100
9%
9 Va
46 y2
5
Mesta
10
2
233/4
*9Ya
10 Ya
*101
No par
Merritt-CJiapman & Scott,—No
24
53 Yt Mar 15
28
11
Co
Jan
Jan
9Yb
*43/8
24 Ya
—No par
—
104% Jan
•
9YB
10 va
3£'3/b
1
common—:
2
"
16
Inc
3
18
18
410 V2 Jun
1
Co
104Yb Mar 27
30
July 18
<3t
473/4 Apr
7
13
5,000
12%
46 Ya
*43
1
98
30
15
93/8
*
10 Y2
15%
—18
Inc—i—3%:
Merch. Ac Min Transp Co—No par
5
38% Feb 23
*9 Yt
.
46
85
par
Co
Jan
95
60O
16 3/4
555
12 Yb
12 Ya
10 Yt
*95
5
common—
28
.
9%
11 Ys
453/4
96
-1
;
1st preferred-
Stores
Merck
28
113/4
10%
653/4
'
Jl
$3.50 preferred
Mergenthaler Llntoype
28
'28% Jan
5
Melville Shoe Corp
16
19 Y# Dec
11%
453/4
171%
Co
12
104 Y. Nov
11%
103/8
167 Yt
*
—50
Inc
27
6
11Y4
45 Yt
35%
Publishing—„No
Apr
3
Jan
*541
11Y4
Ya
20%
Co—1
Apr
102 % July
16 Ya
16%
540
.
1,700
10Ya
33%
preferred—_100
Jan
,13
16%
540
7YB
293/4
29
—50c
3% %
33
Apr
165/8
559
100
98 Ya
*7%
75/a
30
46
*48 Yt
New
101
7
16%
*540
6,500
4 Ya
20
common__50c
25
12
16%
559
101
—
343/8
103/b
33 Yt
—3
Corp
10
27
75/8
29 Yt
500
7,000
'
35%
——:
Stores
Apr
107 Ya Sep
110
*540
*971/8
73/4
30 Yt
3,500
18%
46
—No par
Corp
;
McCord Corp common
Jan
Apr 23
16%
f
101
7%
30Y4
18%
33 Ya
98Va
10%
No par
—
60
23 Ya
16YB
559
*971/8
..
30
9
47
193/4
common——w—No par
preferred
88 Y2
'
7%
30
16Y8
38%
135
*133
23
8%
1
common—
28
July 12
100
7-%
8
30 y2
38%
,39 Ya
135
■*9Y»
23
5
,
100
27
81 Yi
*971/8
101
13
—
30% Apr 25
'
34 Ya
•
*38 Ya
IIYb
9%
No par
Co——
McCall
9
22 Ya Feb
8% Mar
34 Yt
188/8
McQuay Nbrrls Mfg Co10
Mead Corp common
—No par
41/4% preferred (1st series)—100
4% 2nd preferred (1st series)—50
19% Jan
27
9
2
27 Y» Jan
20
343/8
123/4
McLellan
20
34
18 Va
16
Nov
34%
13%
26Yb Feb
17 V* Nov
34 Ys
18%
McKesson St
19 Yg Nov
343/s
98%
44% Feb
100
183/a
18 Ye
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..
Jan
18
*127/a
15
93 Vi Jan,
18
1
16
157/b Jan
9
17%
No par
65 3/4 Feb
233/4 Jan
11
18
31
4
2
173/4
98
$3.75 preferred
No par
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series__No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd
—No par
$3
8
53
95% Nov
Electric
Maytag
27
106 Y2 Jan
16
13
8
18
13
6% Aug 11
19 Y2
18 Y4
30 3/4
22% Jan
941/2 Nov 27
64
42YiMar
*133
98
39Ya Mar 29
18 % Aug 16
32% Oct 11
27Y2 Jan
27
.
Jan
39% Jan
r
9
99 Ya Apr
42% Feb
3
26
3
58
Feb
4
32'/b Jan
19% Apr
105
27
42 Yb Mar 17
Aug 17
37 Ye Jun
Mar 30
163/4
17\
135
303/4
Co..
preferred
May Dept Stores
19
20
167/b
163/4
38 Ys
38 Yt
*1313/a
303/4
100
L)
1%
31
23
14% Jan
;
913/b Jan
16 Yb Feb
25
16%
161/8
39
*43/8
—
7
49Y4 Apr
1
10% July 17
2
10
Jan
(Glenn
Master
21
17
49
3
16
4-
Feb
43
27% Sep
5
72
101 % Feb
101 Ya Mar
39
135
*97 Ya
preferred
Mathieson Chemical Corp com
24
135/b Jan
Mar 28
233/s May 11
13
6'
Jan
52
18
Jan
183
17% May 11
19 % July 14
82
10 Ya
Mar
Mar 26
; 32% Jan
*46%
Midland
Mar 23
Jan
*21% July 19
—6.25
Corp
5
St Ry 6% prior pfd
100
Marshall Field & Co com
LNo par
Marathon
12
943% Mar 30
16s/8
*131%
'
17
93
'
8Vs
18
57
21'/b July 13
i 12% Apr
5
14% Jan
3
*22 Ya
4 Yt%
9-
163/4
*540
11
.1
5
Nov
30
559
11
—5
Exploration
Corp
27
59
*7Y4
..
16%
39 va
135
'
Shirt
38 Y2 Feb
Sep 26
163/4
*£40
*9Yb
105 Ya Feb
30 Yb Jan
8
30% ^
17 YB
50
!_—-No par
Apr 25
12
44
July 13
33% July 13
Jan
Bros
97
30
v.30% July 17
5
Mandel
*977/B
100 YB
*7%
*30%
Market
37% Jan
Jan
39% July 27
16
Jan
135
_1
—
Maracaibo Oil
Jan
July 19
12
Mahoning Coal RR Co_j_'
Sugar Co—l
Manatl
31
100
199
28
22
25
185
22.
-
Feb
13Y8Jan
26
100
303/b Dec
17Yb Mar 16
573
*9.71/8
—
253/4 Jan
45% July 13
"97
Aug 18
39
9
34,
4va% preferred series A
-100
Madison Square Garden.——No
par
Magma Copper
10
Magnavox Co (The)_
1
13
34
11% Apr
17% Jan.
July
July
Jan
33 Ya
5
29
42% Jan
10
36% Jan
com—No par
Co Inc
Apr
;96% Dec
•-
2
103 Yb Jan
173/4
13 Ys May
8
32
Dec 29
30
11% Jan
(R H)
18 va
77/b Mar 28
183/b Nov 15
Jan
Macy
*1313/b
18 Ya
Inc
21 y2
31% Nov 22
87
2
Feb
*39
395/b
5
—
21 % Dec
13
Feb
Trucks
*38 Ya
.
16%
16%
*16%
.5
common__10
*1313/8
25
12% July 13
175
Mack
Forbes
100
Apr
.24% July 27
<
17
Working Co
&
preferred—
106 Ya Sep
7
95/B July 19
,31
6%
MacAndrews
9 Yj
19% May 4
33% Doc 29
19
2
Jan
10% Mar 15
27
97/s Nov
3
8l/s July 25
18 Va Apr
T Jan
,
24
12 Yb Jan
13
25
I
18
Mar 28
530
23
6% July 13
2
26
38
Apr
M & M Wood
Jan
2
7Ya Apr
9
23% Oct
187/b Mar 19
42
142 Ya Feb
20% Feb
29
12% Aug 30
93/4 Dec 27
17
3
2
97 Yb
19
Jan
25
Apr
32% Jan
28
510
2
Apr
17 Yi Apr
18
Mar 30
15
i
14 Vi Jan
38 Yi
136
34% May 25
Jan 20
Nov
8% Dec
-
.
,
4-
(1806).
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ?
.
.Monday, April 3d, 1951
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
«
Range for Previous
Year 1950
share
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
$ per
STOCKS
$ per share
S per share
37% Feb
104
Sep
26
9% July 12
108% Jan
104
6
24% Feb
83% Jan
2
93% Feb
14
16
Jun
27% Dec
27
25% Jan
2
32
Feb
9
34% Mar 20
29% Jan
2
32% Feb
27
73
73
88
27
Dec
Jan
10
9% Jan
15% Dec 26
13% Apr
U
Apr
16% Apr
4% Jan
11% Dec
22
10
Jan
10
13% Mar
21 % Jan
52% Dec
22
48% Jan
10
4% Feb
31% Dec
30
21% Jan
19
41 % Oct
6
34% Jan
2
16% Nov 20
14% Jan
Apr
II1/4 Jan
$5.50
28
9
1%
preferred
July 26
10% Jun
30
19'/4 July" 13
49% July 13
12% Jun
23% May 11
67% Nov 24
Carpet
16% Feb
10
24% Jan
5
Jan
25
89% Apr
13
2
17% Apr
9
27
13
% Apr
24% Apr
2
74% Feb
9
Moore-McCormlck
Rights
27
16% Dec 29
15% Mar 15
18
Jan
8
15% Dec
29
20% Jan
18
15% Apr
18% Feb
16
22
57
19
40% Jan
2
52
26% Jan
3
42% Aug 24
30% Nov 14
27% Apr
3
31% Jan
20% July 17
13% Mar 25
12% Jan
13
9
Jun
29
,44
Jun
29
108% July 12
15
Jan
13
.36% Jan
13
43
Jan
13
Oct
25
24
Jan
2
19% Dec 20
18% Jan
25
19
May 24
16% Jan
2
14
Oct
18
12% Jan
56% Dec
6
51 % Apr
113
Mar 21
28% Feb
15
15% Feb
26
55% Jan
8
Mar 17
109
Feb
1
Feb
20
Jan
4
23% Feb
27
45
Mar 26
49% Feb
28
52
Jan
2
66
Apr
12
17% Jan
2
22% Feb
2
2
79
111
4%%
4%
31
31%
30%
31
30%
83%
83%
83%
84
83
83%
84
86
86%
88
14 %
15%
14%
15
14%
15 %
15%
15%
15%
16 %
18,300
11
10%
11%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
11
11%
10,500
62%
63%
61%
63%
61%
63
62%
63%
62%
64%
16,600
29%
30%
29%
29%
29
30
29%
30%
29%
30 Va
16,000
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
37
37
1.25
Co
900
14%
14%
•14%
15
*14%
15
14%
14%
1,000
18%
18%
18%
18%
*18%
18%
*18%
18%
19'/a
19%
800
86
85
85%
84%
85%
84%
85%
85%
86%
86
87%
15
143A
15
14%
15
15
15%
15
15%
15%
16%
43.900
%
%
534,600
*14%
15
86
fl
15
19%
*14%
*18%
5
14%
Co
%
1*6
5,400
•Ar
h
Vff
Ar
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
%
23%
Vrf
No par
23%
23%
23'A
23%
23%
23 %
5.000
No par
72
72
71%
71%
70%
71%
69%
70'A
70
70%
70%
71'A
11,200
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
5,100
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
47%
46%
47%
7.100
28'A
28%
2,200
Lines
0
16%
No par
Co
*15%
J
5
27%
28
Co
1
19
46%
46%
46%
46%
29 %
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
28
28
•27%
28
28 %
28%
28%
28%
19
19
19
18%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
2,500
19%
19
19%
18 %
19
18%
19
18%
19%
6,500
19%
47
19
1
19%
5
*14%
14%
*14%
14%
*14%
1
*51%
52
51%
51'A
51%
52
*51%
100
America
*109%
110
*109%
110
*109%
110
109%
109%
*109%
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
22
com...10
preferred
No par
19%
22%
47 '
50
& Bros
*63%
800
47%
18%
29%
of
16%
*27%
*28%
common
"
*28%
10
Corp
Ar
46%
47%
preferred
Myers (F E)
3,600
30%
Corp
Murray Corp
3,400
11
No par
Utilities
Mfg Corp
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
16
23% Aug 30
52% Aug 30
53% Jun 12
300
30%
63%
Mullins
23
28%
30%
15
47%
Brass
28%
31%
83%
3
Wheel
Mueller
8
28%
30%
29%
Inc
Motor
2
21% Feb 23
•28%
1H
Products
20% Feb
28%
•28
63
Inc
&
Motor
29
40
31%
1
(John)
Motorola
40
7,700
91%
•90%
30%
;
Morrell
90
*36 Va
Tool
Chemical
Montana-Dakota
3
23% Jan
Co
Machine
•89%
15
100
Montana Power Co (The)
Montgomery Ward & Co
Jan
28%
90%
21%
•21
21%
pfd-100
A
conv
Mills
2
64
*28%
x20%
83%
No par
Mar 15
21 % Jan
28%
8,400
104
104
105
20
series
Mohawk
Monsanto
90%
Shares
44%
43%
43
*104
31%
0
73
3
91%
28%
11% Jan
Dec~21
13% Feb
*90%
91%
At Apr 21
77%
90%
29%
18
54
20%
*90%
^Missouri Pac RR 5%
Hosiery
21%
•28%
9
Mojud
20%
25
33% Mar 12
Monarch
21%
106
100
39% Feb
42%
42%
21%
*105
:
Minnesota Power k Light Co_No par
Mission Corp
10
9
'
104
106
Sales far
the Week
$ per share
$ per share
share
$ per
42
42%
21%
106
*21%
90%
Mission Development Co
Mo-Kan-Texas RR com
42
*105
Friday
Apr. 27
Thursday
Apr. 26
Apr. 25
105
20%
preferred
conv
PRICES
Wednesday
$ per share
42%
41%
SALE
Apr. 24
$ per share
42
*105
1
common
preferred
$1.50 2nd
27
73% Mar
1st
42
No par
_
9
10
30
Mlnneapolis-Moline Co
2
No par
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
Apr. 23
t per share
Par
Minn Min k Mfg common
$4 preferred
18% Jan
Nov
Saturday
Apr. 21
7
27
Mar
27
84
27
44 % Apr
107
AND
LOW
STOCK
S per share
20
Apr 25
Dec
July 19
YORK
EXCHANGE
21
67
27'/4 July 26
46% Jan 25
NEW
Highest
14%
14%
21%
14%
14%
14%
51%
51%
14 %
*51%
700
52
14%
52
1,300
-
600
*46%
47%
*46%
47%
47
64%
*64
64%
63%
64
63%
20%
69%
20%
69%
33
16%
33
16
20%
70
34%
16%
21%
19'%
33'%
110%
170
21%
21%
4,000
47%
47
47
300
*62
63%
109%
21%
*46%
47
47
64%
*62
64%
400
110
N
.•16
July 13
22
May 20
,32
Jan
3
53
Dec
21
51% Jan
23
Jan
13
34% Dec
18
31
6% Jun
29
14% Dec
27
12% Jan
,14% July 12
,12
Jan 13
31% Dec
26
175% Jun
30
5% July 13
131
July 13
7% July 12
!
Mar 15
13
21% Apr
21
National Automotive
18% Jan
5
22% Feb
13
National
Aviation
39% Jan 17
32% Jan
2
35% Jan
12
National
Biscuit
170% Mar 29
184% Jan
20
19
9
8% Apr 29
46% Nov 24
10
Feb
Jan
2
9% Jan
42% Jan
2
49% Mar
7
15
9% Jan
18
'
33%
33%
*
*170%
7%
10'%
National
13
National
Container
National
Cylinder Gas Co
13%
12%
13
10%
12%
*13%
14
13%
14
13%
13%
—Nopar
25
22% May 31
17% Jan
2
21% Mar 22
46
*18%
46'%
46
18%
46%
46
18%
46'%
45%
18%
18%
28%
19%
National Gypsum Co com
102
Jun
7
69% Dec
29
65
5
170
11
159
4
25
Nov
143% Apr 24
31% Mar*29
4
% Jan
2
25 % Jan
2
21% Dec
18
89
20
10% July 13
Dec
9
24% Dec 28
-14 % Oct
9
11% Jan
July 13
17
24
15% Apr 27
4
8% Apr
Nov
29% Oct
3
Jan
2
National
Dairy Products
23% Feb
2
National
Department
29% Jan 31
National
Distillers
Jan
29
76% Feb
13
185% Jan
103
4
156
$4.50
1%
Jan
25
9% Jan
26
47% Mar 14
34% Apr
1
19
6
Mar
Lead
28% Feb
13
National
Shares
Jan
9
National
Steel
32% Feb
16
31% Jan
2
27% Apr
26
Mar 14
89% Jan
30
25% Feb
2
National
3
Natl
22% Jan
25
14 % Jan
2
16% Mar
Jan
3
10% Feb
15
'
8% Aug
Tea
13
17% Feb
102% Mar 10
99
10 %
28
10
10% Jan
July 25
35
Apr
2
Fibre
11
Apr
3
93% Apr
11 % Jan
11
98
14'% Jan
28 %
25%
25%
86%
86'%'
36'%
Nehl
19
Neisner
11
Apr
18
4%% preferred
Nesco Inc
42% Jan
9
Feb
7
12% Mar
6
Inc
Bros
common
94'%
*94
*98
101
105
105
4
38% Jan
12
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
10
46% Apr
27
NCw
16
21
19
Apr
3
26% Jan
3
180
Jan
3
236'% Feb
2
Oct
30
106
Mar 13
156% Feb
13
4
19
Jun
6
18'% Feb
2
42
54 % Apr
25
15% Jan
10
Nov
21
56
Jan
26
73 % Nov
21
73
Jan
3
91
Apr
13
246% Apr
17% Dec
19
215
Jan
17
410
Feb
20
3
28
17% Jan
2
25% Jan
18
28% Jun
27
52
Dec
27
46% Apr
4
59% Jan
N
31
20% Apr
12
15 % Apr
4
22'% Jan
9
Y
Central—
5
25'% Jan
5
90'% Apr
24
9
20% Jan
2
31
26% Apr
23
82
x28% Jan
99
106
*105
*20%
20%
20%
20%
20'%
*76%
77%
*76'%
77'%
78
1
*31%
31%
31%
31%
45%
45'%
45'%
45%
12%
Nopar
Co
193/4
19%
20
3,300
16'%
106%
10
12%
12'%
12%
12'%
1,300
36 Va
36%
*36'%
37'%
300
95
*94'A
95
12%
20'%
79
*94 %
12%
104 Va
9,500
101
107
106
20%
160
12%
*98
101
*77'%
95'A
12'A
12%
*98
108%
20%
20%
1,900
21
*77
79
4,600
20
79
31%
*
32%
32
32
32%
32'%
3,300
45 %
45%
45'%
45%
45%
46%
4,900
19%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21
48.306
210
211
1,400
107
106%
107
3,200
16%
13%
17
2,700
55
480
*91
92
50
*300
390
Hart
*104
208
Nopar
Nopar
&
16'%
16'%
106 V2
107
York
Haven
1,500
'
207
16%
New
11%
106 7%
16%
52'%
52'%
51'%
Shares
share
12%
105
20'%
*77%
16%
*104
11%
205
16%
*90'%
92
*90'%
Sales for
the Week
106%
17
*300
2,300
205
17
51'%
500
1,900
1,200
20
No par
51'%
52,900
106%
City Omnibus Corp
Co
500
210
10o%
common
1,300
37%
101
20%
-78
6,300
10,700
19%
108%
preferred
16'%
IOS'%
104
1C5'%
80
*205V2
20%
210
106%
Dock
11%
*98
31'%
210
Harlem RR
12%
12%
45%
107
non-cum
94'%
94'%
191
31%
212
com
*36
45%
.
107
*300
390
17
53%
53i%
54'A
16%
53'%
17
16%
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53i%
92
*89
92
*90
92
*90
92
390
*300
390
*300
390
*300
-
390
19
18%
19%
18%
19'%
18%
19
19%
19 %
19%
19%
8,000
50%
49
50%
49%
49%
48'%
48'%
49
49%
49'%
50
1.300
18%
18'%
18
18
18
18
17%
18
18 Va
18'A
13%
Nopar
26%
26%
26%
26%
26'%
26%
25%
26 %
25%
26'A
_100
*91'%
93%
92
92
90'%
92
92
92
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
21%
22
21%
22
21%
21%
21'%
21%
26'%
26%
26%
82%
82%
*'80%
26%
82'%
26%
*80%
2G%
82%
88
95
94
Preferred
5%
Y
Shipbldg Corp
Y
State
Elec
RR Co.100
series
N
&
A
partic
Gas
1
$8.75
19
100
*50
stock—1
18%
I,C00
26'A
5,700
Corp—
Common
17
Mar
105
10
1
*209
N
15
*98
100
$5
Y
12%
12%
'101
100
N Y &
N
12%
*98
Nopar
Brake..
Louis
94'%
95'%
12%
preferred series A
New
17
14% Oct
York
Chic & St
12%
100
...
Air
6%
2
Dec
41% Jan
Y
preferred
York
New
N
200
Mining Corp..
;
Industries common
4 % %
*94%
pfd.100
29 % Apr
36 % Jan
21% Dec
16%
*104
12'%
Jan
152
16%
136'%
36
116
29
*16
'
1,600
2.600
28'%
27'%
86%
23
16
9'%
11%
*104
380
Friday
11%
11%
12
9,200
Apr. 27
Thursday
$ per share
11%
12%
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
9'%
70
•/
PRICES
$ per
36
New
23
16'%
Apr. 26
12%
20
i'%
1.500
8,700
3/4
28'%
26%
85%
22%
*15%
9'%
$ per share
36%
Feb
16
7,000
27,800
27
Apr. 25
12%
103
2b%
3,800
2,300
51%
^
27
,50%
Wednesday
36%
Newport
17
9%
12%
Nnwmont
21
9%
37%
17
39% Oct
22%
16%
*36%
5
85%*
22%
15%
$ per share
104
104
85%
22"%
85%
*12%
24
34% Oct
106%
50%
28'%
27'%
Apr. 24
16%
*104
26%
85%
5
—
20
24% July -3
11% Jan
3
16%
5//"
33%
15,900
3,300
18%
29'%
19%
19%
100% 100%
71%
73
*170% 172
*143% 145 ">
9'/a
9%
34'% *34%
Tuesday
12
16%
•
9
50%
28'%
26'%
86%
SALE
144%"
9
130
26,200
46%
46'%
18%
29'%
171%
26%
25%
HIGH
170
1,800
12%
14%
10'%
12%
14'%
12%
6,700
23,600
8%
48%
10%
8%
47%
,
46
46'%
18%
18%,
28%
29'%
19%
19'%
100% 100%
71'%
71'%
.
530
5,600
"4,100
171
171
14'%
5/*
28
Newberry Co (J J) com—No par
3%% preferred 1
100
New England Elec System
1
82'% Jan
26% Mar 29
11%
16%
100
t—i
12
12%.
27
23
$ per share
12
10'%
14
50%
28'%
50'%
*27%
25 %
AND
>
,
34'%
^
85%
Apr. 23
Sper share
1
1
1
9'/a
33%
20%
69% .
34%
35
16%
16>A
21 %
21%.
19%
19%
33% -.33%
69
47%
10%
144'%
145
24%
-
.
Y
Monday
Apr. 551
Corp
Jan
'
Saturday
170%
8%
15,000
20%
172
8%
47%
19%
27%
23'%
STOCK
Par
18
18% Feb
102
2
Apr
YORK
23'% Feb
Feb
23%
25%
29
LOW
4
28% Apr
v
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27
9%
2
100
*23'%
"*86%
.
3//"
9%
2
12
51%
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«
15%
Apr
Dec
27
50%
9%
Apr
93
27
51%
15%
75
21% July 27
27%
51
!i
9%
18% Apr
27
*27
51%
9'%
99
6% Jun
51%
33%
S/'»
34%
*9'%
8
'28% Mar 2.9
27'%
]\
*27
34%
-
-
15%
18
13% Jan
34%
15%
22
188% Oct
34
*15%
80% Dec
3
34%- 34%
*144
*9
1
Co.—
20 % Nov
Jun
9
'23
15%
104% Dec
July
143%
9
23'%
Apr
6
10% Jan 26
,90
143%
9
9
9
23%
66% Mar 14
128
145
EXCHANGE
xl05
23
13
NEW
13
Apr
8% Jan
13 Va Mar 23
103
5
58
* 143'%
*8"%
*23
$ per share
5
15% Jan
104
42% Nov 25
105% Feb 16
July 11
July 18
*143%'145'
70%
5
...
Co
Highest
$ per share
106 % Aug 11
11 % Jun 13
7% July 13
*99% Sep
Lowest
$ per share
12% Feb
170
71%
20%
69
35
16%
21%
19%
33%
*171
100% 100%
70%
71%
170%
100%
101%
71'%
101%
171
20%
69
34
16%
21'%
19%
33%
46%
18%
28%
28%
19'%
100%
71'%
Nopar
Vulcanized
Natomas
19
170
10
;
28%
28%
19%
101%
71%
Nopar
Co
19%
172
1
Sugar Ref Co.—i.Nopar
National Supply (The) Pa com.—10
4%%preferred
100
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
1
14% Jan
Corp
Corp.
28%
19%
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
Corp...*
28%
18%
13
*169%
71'%
171
100
„_
19
10'%,
'
101%
10
100
;
_
National
56
Range for Previous
$ per share
28%
19%
1
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast—No par
Natl Power & Lt ex-dlst
Nopar
2
8
5
No par
common
National Linen Service
.27% Jan
x85
13
Nopar
Co
preferred A
preferred B
6%
Stores
Prod
preferred
National
'
H Jai*
28
Mar 22
20
24
21
53% Nov 27
71 % Apr
8
Mar 13
Apr
9% May 31
31% Dec 22
5
23% Dec
100% Mar
50
10'%
I
4
21
8%
48%
10%
I
Co
10
45% Feb
18
20%
20%
*69
69%
34
34%
16
16%
21
21%
19%
19%
33
33%
171% 172
8%
8%
47'%
47%
10%
10'%
12%
12%
14
14'%
.
173%
7%
48'A
7%
48%
24
Lines
18%
33%
173
48%
10%
11% Feb
City
21%
,
173%
173
173
7%
Apr
29
34
33%
48%
26% Jan
35% Mar 31
.
'
7%
13
22% Jun
.
19%
*48%
22
x% Dec
7
19%
_10
Nov
185 % Jun
-26
21%
19%
33
__Nopar
Inc.—
1
20% Dec
10
Jan
21%
19%
33%
Register
27% Dec 21
July 13
Jan
Cash
17
7% Jan
1
National Can Corp
National
30
94% Jan 11
Y150
preferred
15% Feb. 6
13% Mar 26
Jan
21%
10
common
13% Apr
11
:
Co
2
11
28
Jan
16%
21%
Fibres Inc
Corp
2
11% Oct
50
1
1%
*16%
1
5
100
2
28
14% Dec
35
1
20%
69%
32%
16%
Airlines
16% Jan
Dec
Jan
69%
*32%
B
Louis
St
May 27
186
20%
69%
1
k
Co
20
27
178
National
20%
100
Corp
Chatt
Acme
23
27
,
Nashville
National
17
16% Apr
6% Jun
17
Nash-Kelvinator
9
35% Jan
15
10% Jun
36
July
114% Mar
20% July
15
July
Mar
preferred
-
>91
26
200
93'%
*91'%
21%
21%
21%
21%
26%
26%
82'%
26%
26'%
*81
'31
83
*88
88%
*88'%
88%
400
95
230
93
'
'
:
18% July 13
24% Dec 15
24% Mar
29
Jan
Dec
14
91
Mar 29
91 % Dec
22
97% Jun
85
98
July 26
9
Dec
26
19
July 17
43% Jun
,24% Dec
5
4
8
103% Mar 20
16
Oct
19
23% Mar
29
Mar
7
ft
.
'
t
7
Class
17
88% Jan
5
3.40%
preferred
100
*80%
82'%
25
94
Feb
23
3.60%
preferred
100
*88
90
*88
90
92
Apr
19
102
Feb
6
3.90%
preferred
100
93%
93%
*93%
94%
10
Jan
1
*10%
10'%
10'%
10'%
4
*44
44%
44
44
49%
49'%
49%
27'%
10
11% Mar 10
35 % Jan
9
49 Va Apr
24
x52% Feb
5
13
46% Mar 10
A
No.par
Noma
Electric Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
Norfolk
&
Western
Ry
preferred
27
27
'Jan
5
28'% Jan
21% Feb
24
17% Jan
4
19'% Feb
8
North
American
18% Dec
18
15% Mar 28
19
Feb
13
North
American
Aviation
78% Jan
5
88
Mar
88% May 18
39% Feb 23
Jan
3
Northern
Central
8
31% Jan
2
x35'% Feb
28
Northern
Natural
17
3
33% Dec
31% Jan
2
39% Apr
19
Northern
Pacific
9% Apr
10
Jan
28
81
6-
Ry
15
13
27
97% Jun
15
106% July 13
109% Dec
16
Mar 22
86
10% Mar
2
Co
Gas
Jun
27
15 Va Jun
26
$3.60
3
108'% Jan
5
$4.80
97 % Apr
Y 8
16
25
103% Feb
27
106'% Mar
14% Dec
28
12 % Jan
24
14% Apr 21
22% Dec
28
19 Va Jan
25
23
23'A Jun
20
32% Mar 28
12 % Jun
29
17% Dec
16
24
Apr
21
10%
10%.
10%
11
10%
10%
3,700
43
44
44'%
44%
44%
46
2.100
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
9,000
27
27
18'%
18'%
13,300
15%
16%
13,200
27
27
*27
27'%
27'%
18%
13%
' 18'%
18%
18%
13%
13%
18%
15%
16%
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16
5
187% Apr
27
33
17
Ohio Edison Co
1
Telegraph
Norwich Pharmacal Co
30'% Jan
.
88
86
85'%
84
84
34%
34%
34%
35
34%
35
34'%
34'%
34%
35
34%
38%
38%
38'%
38%
36%
38%
37%
37%
37%
33'%
38%
10
10
\
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85'%
*83
*83
85'%
Northwestern
25
50
87
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■.
87
108
10
10
87
87
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9%
108
9%
87
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9%
108
87'%
10
20
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38%
40,700
10
14,300
14%
14
14%
13%
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22'%
23
22
22%
21%
22'%
21'%
14%
22%
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24%
24'%
24%
24%
25
16%
16'%
16%
16%
17
24'%
24'%
16%
16%
16'%
31%
31%
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105%
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14%
14%
21,900
22%
22'%
22'%
II,800
24%
24%
500
17%
18%
7,400
31%
9,100
14'%
22'%
14%
24%
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14%
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97%
97%
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460
97'%
97'%
98'%
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10
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87
87
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99
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100
.
300
.
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26% Jan
27'%.
10
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Nopar
Apr
5
15'% Mar 31
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(Minn)—
preferred
100
10'%
15"%
*84
2,400
'
49%
18%
49%
13.800
44
18%
Northwest Airlines Inc common—10
4.6%
95
94
,15%
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Nopar
$4.10
10'4
*43'%
*94
50
preferred
preferred
Preferred
95
100
CO—
Ry—
Common
94'% Feb
Apr 27
*94
87'%
88
49'%
*27
25
Northern States Pwr Co
9% Dec
*90% Dec
•„
88
1
Co
13
28 % Dec
49'%
26%
10
Feb
15% July 12
s
26%
25
com
10% Jan
Adjustment
*
'
Apr
53% Mar
28
v
87'% Apr
39% Nov 24
6
'
24%
13
/
'
~
250
•
680
O
28 Va
July 12
104% Dec
95
Dec
26% Feb
16
35% May 20
112% Mar 9
21
100
14
18% Dec 20
18%
Oct" 9*
19% July 11
"90
July
8
Jun
46% Dec 28
20'A Dec
20
Jan
28
9
28% Nov 22
101% Oct
102
22
5
For footnotes see
page 22.
Apr
2
27
43% Mar 29
19 Va Jan
110% Mar 12
Py
.
19
Jan
t-eo
27
54'% Apr 27
21 Va Feb 28
J*
Apr 11
18% Apr 27
20
25% Jan
2
31% Mar
6
97
8
106% Mar
6
Jan
% Apr
8
3.90
Ohio
preferred
preferred
Oil
.100
Co
Okla Gas &
Nopar
Electiip Co
com
*92
.
49%
10
*20%
20
*19
7
Jan
common
4.40 %
31%
104
Oliver
preferred
u.
—
Corp common
4% % convertible preferred
>
31%
103
31%
194
31%
'101',2
31%
103
31%
102'A
32
102%
31%
102
103'A
130
92%
92%
92%
92%
92%
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93'A
92
92'A
92'A
92%
130
50
49%
49%
49%
50'A
49%
50%
50%
51'A
51%
54 %
30,300
20'A
20 Va
20'A
20 Va
20'%
20'/a
20
20 %
20'/a
1,100
3/64
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3/64
jY
3/64
4%
32
104
19%
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1
29%
30%
29%
100
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103 Va
101%
19'A
19
19
30
29
101%
101%
20%
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42.300
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19 %
29%
28%
29%
101'%
101 %
101'/a
*13%
29
*101%
19%
18%
18%
200
29%
29 Va
29%
7,800
102%
102 %
102 Va
230
^Volume 173
Number 5007
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1807)1
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Ranee for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
\
I per share
10% Jan
•5
30
'
15
3
113
July 26
,14 % July 10
72
Aug 2
»7% July 12
-
5
12
5
*100
28
8ft
convertible preferred
Oppenheim Collins..
A—100
25% Feb
10
33% Jan 25
*25'A
39% Apr
21% Jan
13
Otis
No par
38%
12
Outboard
5
Jan
14
75% Feb
19
78
Jan
2
Nor 27
73% Feb
2
82
Jan
16
m'« Feb 27
6
17
Jan
98
Jan
16
101% Mar
1
4 f«
16% Apr
17% Jan
11
19% Feb
6
Pacific
10
29
Sep
1
64% Feb
19
1st
preferred
44
15
2nd prefererd
non-cum
Feb
4
16% Jan
3
19% Apr
13
13
55% Mar 10
Dec 18
38
Apr
Jan
152
138% Apr
26
Sep 26
7
Dec
18
53
Oct
20
8% Dec
4% Jan
11
12% Dec
28
25
49% Mar 20
x40
17% Feb 28
6% Feb
5
Dec
36% July 11
Dec
6
18% Dec
18
9% Dec
23% Dec
29
8
45 % Jan
23
18
Feb
25
57
Jan
15
4% Jan
o
50% Apr
27
27
10
23% Jan
21
2
22'A Apr
30
xl06
27% May 24
22% Dec 20
27
Mar
9
24% Jan
5
19
3
% Apr
Penn
Peim-Dixie
x24% Mar
110
9
18
Pennsylvania
27
115 *
Jan
125% Feb
27
18
Jan
24% Feb
3
7% July 12
28
12
Mar
4
37% Feb
July 13
103
6
July 12
11% Jan
13
18
25
Dec
100% Apr 27
17% Jan 11
18% Jan
3
Jan
28
82
Jan
10
59% Apr
3
62% Dec
5
23% July 20
23% July 18
112
8
57
Apr
19
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light 8c Coke
Peoria 8c Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
106% Jun
9
99
Apr
24
20
110% Feb 24
104
Apr
17
13
Pet Milk Co common
Apr
"105% Feb
9
21
Apr 27
22% Mar 12
101
Apr
27
69% Jan
17
4%%
preferred
Corp of
110% Apr 27
X115
9
23
S per share
J per share
26
95% Feb
27
49% Jan
15
88
56% Mar
9
102% July 17
107
Dec
14
99% Apr
27
107% Jan
16
100% Ocl
103% Dec
21
98% Apr
24
104% Jan
19
20
Feb
9
17% Jan
4
20
Mar
7
97
Dec
8
95% Feb
28
96
Feb
5
15% Dec
76% Mar 15
84 lA Apr
27
16% Apr 24
34% Mar 23
12'A Apr
19
15
Jan
18
31
Jan
2
35
Feb
17
99
Apr
27
104
Jan
23
17
Feb
Jan
2
17% Jan
8
9
17% Sep 26
27
97
80% Dec 29
110
Oct
16
5
Jan" 22
11% July 14
21
96
NOV 22
92% Jan
40
Dec
38 % Mar 16
25% Nov 21
17
22
Feb
5
155
Jan
Apr 24
37% Jan 25
174
Feb
1
46% Apr
21
Mar 17
3
14% July 17
Oct
17
19 %
29
148
Mar
1
155
Mar 21
153
163
Mar 22
174
Dec
14
165
40% Oct
7
% Mar 29
30% July 17
7
Mar 30
9% Dec
10% July 17
71
Jan
19
13
July 28
9% Sep
20
38% Feb
14
38% Jan
16
21
Jan
2
Apr
4
76% Nov 27
74
Jan
2
30
28
Mar 28
May 16
31% Dec 30
-
141
32
Dec
145
12% Apr
54% Oct
4
2
31% Jan
2
14% Apr
12
7
51% Jan
2
63% Feb
1
16% Mar
Mar 22
13% Jun
80
Jan
3
27
4
21% Jun 30
24% July 12
115% NC7
8
85
$1
Electric
conv
preferred
preferred
preferred
90
Jan
16
Feb
19
Jan
2
30% Feb
19
2
30
115
Apr 26
95
Feb
119% Feb
6
7
2
27% Feb
13
27
107% Mar
9
24'A Apr 26
99% Apr 25
48% Nov 13
48% Dec 30
41% Apr
2
46% Mar 28
67%
5,800
2,600
*22
*107
67%
8
109% Apr
6
2
31% Feb
5
18% Jan
24%
33% Apr
48
reb
2
144
Apr
159
Jan
22
24
Jan
29
Feb
5
Nov~24
18
16% Jan
2
21
Mar 16
Nov 23
76% Jan
2
82
Mar
3 % Apr
2
3% Apr
25
—
__
103% Jan 10
95
page
22.
Apr
27
33
Nov 16
Jan
2
4% Jan
5% Feb
103
Jan
40% Mar
5
21%
8%
*21%
36%
36%
36%
66
67
66
8%
67%
14%
14%
14%
13%
14
13%
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26%
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20%
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58%
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34
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117'A 118
21 *
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10%
10%
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14
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27
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100
109
45,700
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14
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21
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59
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2,900
49%
59
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20%
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23%
46%
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34 %
51
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27%
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51%
70,700
26%
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109
120
9%
27%
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21
37
20
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33%
117
20%
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103
51
5
103
25
50
No par
63 %
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27%
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33
33%
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118
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700
800
1,000
20%
100
10%
11%
36,200
50%
50%
1,200
100%, 100%
93
94%
63%
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63%
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57
58
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57
59
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27%
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SALE
104%
;
■
20
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110%
100
102
*100%
102
200
104%
*104%
104%
PRICES
Friday
Sales ter
Apr. 24
Apr. 25
Apr. 26
Apr. 11
the Week
I per share
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
14%
share
Wednesday
Thursday
14%
14%
14%
14%
22%
23
23%
23%
92
91
91
91%
88%
88%
88
88
C
C &
St Louis
100
No par
-100
No par
52%
Plough
Inc
5
Plymouth Oil Co
Creek
Pond
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
com
5,600
99%
500
98
100
98%
*97
19%
♦17%
19%
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18%
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19%
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101
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35
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120
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13
35
35
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99
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56,000
300
900
40
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94
94
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39%
39%
39%
39%
38%
39
38%
39
6,600
18%
18%
18%
18 %
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
19%
19%
5,300
39 %
*18%
*153%
157
*164
170
46%
9%
24%
153%
153%
167%
*163
46%
46%
9%
46%
9%
9%
24%
156
*151
156
*151
156
*151
156
165
165
*164
167
*164
167
*164
167
130
45
13,300
45%
9%
46%
9"%
43%
9%
45
9%
44%
9%
44%
10
10%
23%
10
10%
8,400
23%
24
24%
11,600
79%
77
78
92
*88
90
88
88
87
88
28%
*28
29
28%
28%
28%
*142
150
90%
28
150
23%
*27%
*142
150
*142
24%
150
24%
23%
24%
23%
24
*13%
14%
13%
13%
13%
13%
58%
59
58%
58%
58%
60%
53
52
52
24%
44%
79%
28%
*142
*151
24
91
13%
40
80
*28
24%
7,900
23 %
*89
150
26
95%
80
82
24%
24%
*93%
24
*80%
*13%
24%
95%
80
25
83
*142
23%
*78
23%
*81
,.t
58
58%
.59%
*51
53
1
51%
96
58
No par
10
Power Co
60
50%
99%
*97
1
Pocahontas
51%
100
*93%
5
class B
51%
100
*17%
*100
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com—100
7% gtd preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw 8c Bolt
No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5% preferred class A
-100
5 % % 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Pittston Co (The)
1
52
100%
19%
13
convertible preferred—No par
Consolidation Coal Co
1
51%
100'A
13,800
99
34%
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com__No par
52%
101%
8,300
23%
90%
96
*97
*12%
100
99
52
*99%
23%
*88
Shares
14%
*17%
*34
—2
52%
100
100
*89
14%
*93%
No par
RR
52%
52%
101
25
5
30
Tuesday
f per
t per share
*99%
1,200
1(12
ao4%
23%
100
650
8,600
24
*110%
14%
preferred :
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Jones Corp com
5% preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phoenix Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
$4 preferred
Pltney-Bowes Inc
8,800
27%
Apr. 23
Apr. 21
4%
*
3,500
Monday
Saturday
*88%
101
>*100%
22%
*52-
*13
25
13%
40
*85%
*28%
88
170
29
500
♦142%
150
25
♦13
26
5,66O
13%
-200
60%
61%
10,200
*50%
52%
53
53
♦52
53%
18
18
18
18
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
1,700
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%»
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
4,300
19,500
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14'%
14%
14%
14%
14%
40
*39
40
39%
39%
72
X71%
71%
71%
72
71%
72%
72%
73
72%
39%
72%
5,400
5
22
22%
22%
22%
22
22%
21%
21%
22
22%
22%
23%
14,000
preferred
No par
*91
92
91
91
Public Serv Co of Colo
10
*25%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27%
27%
27%
4,400
Indiana—No par
29%
29'A
28%
29%
28%
28%
28%
29
28%
29
28%
28%
3,400
115%
$4.75
Public
preferred series A__50
Gamble
cum
Serv
Co
of
No par
Inc com
preferred
preferred
4.64%
3%%
Pub Serv El & Gas
preferred
Inc
Oil
100
No par
common,—No par
5%
conv
preferred
,100
Purity Bakeries Corp
No par
Quaker Oats Co (The) com
0
6To preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
$3.50
1st
preferred
RKO
Pictures
8
9
RKO Theatres Corp
Ralston Purina Co 3%% pfd
5
Raybeatos-Manhattan
Corp
*91
40
92
*38
*91
115
92
♦91
116%
115%
115%
115%
115%
115%
116
84'A
84%
*84%
85%
'84%
84%
84 %
84%
*85
23%
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 %
22%
25
25%
24%
25%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24'A
24%
* 99-
100%
44
116
810
900
28,100
24%
26,600
100
99 %
100
43%
44%
43%
44
43%
44
4334
4-4
44%
44%
51%
52 %
51%
51%
50%
51%"
51%
52%
83
54
17,300
110
300
*99
108%
30%
*26%
100
85%
22%
44
*30'A
*36%
100
116
10
51%
51%
*107%
*144
100
22%
24%
92
600
108
30%
36%
37
146
*144
27
*26
100
108
*99
108
108
►107%
30%
30%
30%
30 %
36%
36%
145
*26
36%
145 %
27
144%
145%
27
35%
26
110
30%
36
144%
26
*108
30%
36
146%
26
19
110
♦108%
30%
30%
36%
*36%
146%
100
180
7,700
30%
700
37
900
146%
146%
60
26
26%
26%
800
19%
19%
19%
47,500
78
19%
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
18%
19
77%
3%
77%
3%
77%
78
78
78
77%
77%
*77%
77%
78%
1
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
13,500
1
3%
3%
3%
3%
33A
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
17,700
Radio Corp of America com—No par
8
92
*39
23
*84
(The)
♦91
40
85"%
116
100
No par
♦39
22%
100
com
$1.40 div preference com—No par
4.08%
*39
14%
300
71%
conv
&
Pullman
27% Jan
8%
*21%
14%
Pure
106% Mar
21%
37%
24%
13
10
1,100
-21%
36%
14%
17
30
esee
2,300
36%
8%
23%
21
34% Jan
footnotes
3,100
21%
36%
66
8%
14%
Feb
109% Jan
For
8%
'*20%
37
7%
19%
24%
54% Feb
26
35
8%
21%
21%
66
*7%
19%
14%
47% Jan
107
25% July 18
3
3,500
10,900
7%
19%
'
24%
Publicker Industries
30% Feb
July 13
7%
19%
*7%
*27%
Reading Coal 8c Iron
l
Corp common
_3
3%% preferred series A
100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—5
31
18
Feb
7%
19%
x8%
8%
*33%
8
48%
33%
Phila 8c
29% Jan
23% Dec
27
7%
19%
19
3%
48%
Philco
4%%
13
100
34%
7%
19%
37
Par
Procter
26
—
34'A
STOCK
17
91% Feb
—
33%
21%
100
20% Apr
1
Apr 14
Apr 28
23% Apr
34
37
100 '
11
25
80
49%
21%
100
17
23% Feb
3
48%
21%
——
Jan
2
13
3%
*36%
66
14'A
26 %
—
16% Jan
23
12% Jan
3%
48%
3%
48%
8%
common—No par
80
21% Jan
—
Co
41% Jan
84 % Apr
73% Jan
46
3%
8%
America
preference com
10
8
4
23%
45%
3%
48%
47
*45%
9%
96
35% Mar 15
70% Mar 15
23
106% Dec
22%
46%
3%
45%
3%
47
*45
8%
63
Poor 8c Co
26% Feb
30
22%
*44%
22%
*45'A
4,700
Potomac Electric
90% Jun
27
22%
5,400
28
14
Oct
22 %
21
28
19
26% Feb
22%
20%
19
Dec
31% Jun
22%
20%
Feb
20% Dec
103
22%
20%
57
27% Jan
123
8%
22%
20%
14% Feb
30
5,200
99
20%
19% Jan
28% May 31
45%
98 %
93
4
2
43%
99
92%
12% Jan
.
25% Nov 24
Nov
9
200
45
*97%
92%
50% Mar 31
19
91
Feb
"28%
44%
99
92%
16% Mar 14
19
Dec
71% Dec 29
147
28%
45
44%
.99
%
13% Jan
8
13% Dec
38
3
3
15
July
33% Jan
Jan
27
7% Mar 23
18
23% Apr
10% Jan
11% Jun
56
Jan
98
28%
44%
*97%
44%
56,500
56,900
92
$5
9
*27%
91%
Pitts
16
28
92%
27
17
*27%
*92
24
Jan
28
1
30
10% Jan
12%
Pfizer
Apr
30
5%
12%
19%
Jan
132% Jan
5%
12%
20%
26
17
5%
12%
5%
19%
42% Jan
lo
52% Nov 22
18% Dec 19
27
2
18
77
Nov
12% Dec
,
8% Apr
6
24
125
3
61% July 25
19% Jun 30
135% Jan
18% Dec
Jan
1,100
5%
13
20%
95
3
9
5%
12%
19%
33%c
*8%
90
6,700
5%
19%
No par
60
12%
33%
100
8%
*
830
3,900
28
28%
44%
'
24
8%
58
5%'
19%
Pitts
86
24% July
8%
8%
140
5%
5%
7%
18%
5
$ per share
Apr
96% May 3
58% Oct 23
58'A
*138%
5%
8%
EXCHANGE
2
1
5%
57%
12%
13
*28
8%
5%
57
20%
NEW YORK
19
Jun
8%
5%
5%
12%
5%
55%
19%
Highest
25% Feb
106
*8%
5%
9
5%
56
20%
4.3 %
17% Jan
4
5%
55%
2,100
%'
19%
4.4%
2
101% Dec
139
5%
56%
108
20%
3.8%
19
4
138%
*5%
56
108 %
19%
4
14% Apr
9% Mar 31
108%
21
9
20% Jan
28% Dec
108 %
139
19%
Feb
16% NOV 22
67% Jan
108%
139
*139
20%
Jan
23% Dec
*
108 %
140
108%
140
19%
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
3
108%
108%
108%
*139
9,800
2,700
21%
106
18
8
27
52
x38% »*39 %
*19'A
21%
110
15
Jan
52
39%
5
8
20
14
52%
39%
Pfeiffer Brewing Co—
Jan
•
11% Apr
91% Aug
52
39%
STOCKS
Year 1950
30
32'A
52
39%
33%
100
Petroleum
Range for Previous
July 17
32
52
39%
8%
100
Phila
23
4
32'A
52
39%
34'A
;
26% Feb
26
105% Oct
46
32
52
40
*33%
10
23% Apr
102% Oct
84% Jian
32%
52%
39%
50
«
63% Mar 27
116 % Mar 23
Dec
RR
28% Mar
28
t per share
32%
52
40
48%
100
(Chas) 8c Co Inc
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Philadelphia Co 6% preferred
Dec
Lowest
700
No par
Apr 25
25% Jan
2
14
27% May 26
26% Mar 17
32%
19%
3%
—No par
.
10
Co
12% Jan
Jan
66% Dec 29
44% Mar 27
i6,,
Jun
85% Dec
51% Jan 25
<
34
17% Nov 24
18
230
19%
8%
25
preferred
Power 8c Light
56
9% Jan
6
Jan
107
39
19%
48%
1
5%
34% Mar 27
May 19
20% Dec 22
39
19%
3%
Penna Glass Sand Corp. com
Penn
60
139
40
19%
323/,
48%
7
6
Jan
Corp
120
40
*19%
3%
Corp„_
18
52% Jan 10
29
Coke
Cement
Jan
32
July 14
8c
27% Apr
26% Jan
36% Feb
10% Jun
Coal
*39
*39%
19%
8%
No par
Penney (J C) Co
15 % Mar 16
59
2.50
Ford
8c
27%
59
No par
prior preferred
conv
27% Mar 10
-
64% Nov 27
6
5%
Penick
26%
59
40%
8%
8
26
*56
*97%
F
10
26
60
8%
Peabody Coal Co
26
700
480
27
60
>
97%
8
40% Feb
17%
97%
8%
10 % Jan
27
17%
26
44%
7%
17%
Jan
2,600
102
17%
8%
5
x20% Apr
*19%, 20
*100
17%
60
97%
1
common
19%
102
40
27
44%
Patino Mines is Enterprises
Co_
19%
*100
18
1,300
4,700
8%
Parmelee
Proof
19%
102
78
59%
*96
14
Transportation
*17%
18%
77%
27.
*44%
16
Rust
19%
*100
18%
*76%
77%
60
28%
8% Jan
Parker
18
77%
28
*28
21% Feb
34'A Apr 26
30% Aug 22
107
1
19%
102
*17%
No par
Mines
Co__
8s
78
19%
13
2
41% Feb 20
r
Distillers Corp
Consolidated
Davis
19%
*76'A
76'A
38%
5 %
13
3
74% Jan
Oct
Tilford
Utah
Parke
*18%
76
32%
8%
1
18%
78
4,900
19%
8%
Corp
18%
77
X74
80
100
38%
39%
10
Pictures
37%
1,200
19%
5%
56%
5
38
26
>'■
32%
5%
Petrol 8c Transp
♦25%
Sharer
,
39%
55%
1
19%
*100
18%
26
76
75%
19%
11%
101%
77
♦75
102
11%
*100%
32%
140
11
25% Jan
110
Park 8c
Park
40
108%
8% Mar 28
13% Dec 30
6
39%
-6% Apr
4
Feb
*52
No par
19%
38
*25'A
37%
11%
101%
27%
59%
60
1
Airways Inc
18%
38
11%
*100%
Sales let
the WCelc
t per share
52%
32%
16% Jan
13
Dec
Corp
38%
11%
share
19%
*19
31%. Jan
36
28
*59
*38%
140
car
19'A
11%
Friday
Apr. 27
Apr; 26
26
77
19%
29
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
4% preferred
100
Prod ii Refining
1
Paramount
19%
29
100
*25'A
11%
38
77%
75%
18
—
u
World
8
19%
Panhandle
25% Feb
26
Amer
5
64% Apr 11
13% Jan
2
22
9
14% Jun
10
38% Mar 17
6
21% Jan
Pan-American
70% Nov
July 31
83%- Apr 25
7% Apr 29
18% July 26
*106% Jun
Pan
25
104 % Jan
29
5% Apr 17
7
preferred
Packard Motor
*75
Corp com—10
Oil
4%
*18%
77
77
*108
Consolidated
18
Jan
20
3
Apr 11
40% Jan 11
33% Aug 22
9% Jan 20
4
6%.Mar
Tin
Western
29
45% Apr
22
9% Jan
Feb
Pacific
Pacific
19 %
77
100
26
25%
*100
No par
*25'A
Thursday
I per
101
381%
*75
com
100%
25%
18
—25
101
38
102
No par
13% Apr
Mar 15
21% Jan
27
4
2
6%
27
8% Mar 16
Electric
Telep 8c Teleg
preferred ___:
14
Apr
96% Apr 20
7% Apr
4
9
46% Jun
3
4% Jan
48% Nov 24
July 20
1% Mar 21
34% Jan 16
'
8% Jan
28
22% Oct
•
Lighting Carp
8c
11%
►100'A
26
18
No par
_No par
Pacific Mills
Pacific
60
10% Mar 14
19
Mar
Pacific
1
Mar
151% Jah 30
1
27% Oct
6
8% Dec
6
5
113
5 % Mar 29
44% Mar
27
107
Gas
54% Mar
3
Pacific
11%
38%
*18%
Wednesday
101%
101
*100
Pacific Finance Corp of Calif—10
3
49 % Feb
2
103
34% Mar
11%
101
—10
ngn-cum
Feb
31% Mar 27
x49% Jan 17
$ per share
5
common
6
45
Aug 15
5% Feb
1
<
Co
Apr. 25
I per share
8 per share
12
*
PRICES
Apr. 24
100
Inc.
2
111% May 23
102
No par
com
Apr
29
-18% Dec
Pacific Coast
No par
.->12.50
preferred-
Fisheries
23
28
15% Apr
Inc
conv
Amer
58% Apr
Jun
31
Products
cum
35% Jun
3
2.50
Co
37
3% Jun
1
Pabco
Glass
Sep 27
18% Apr-17
134% Jan 13
6
Apr 20
Mfg
65% Sep 27
4
!
Mar 21
&
Co
19
21
Marine
Owens-Illinois
25
8% Dec
1
Outlet
Feb
<
IS
Elevator
Jan
3
common
43
142% July 21
2% Jun 29
;
105
Oct
22
July 26
'
(The)
Jan
Mar 24
21
98% July 13
•
Corp
Apr 20
25
No*
21% Dec
15% July 27
J30% July 26
8
Omnibus
100
3
Jan
2
104
July 12
•36
13% Jan
79
27% July 11
48
3
SALE
Tuesday
Apr. 28
fper share
10
1
28% Apr
11'/a Apr
Par
HIGH
Monday
Apr. 21
$ per share
82
Oct 20
>49
Apr 21
Saturday
-
EXCHANGE
19
13% July 17
•7
t per share
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
27% Sep 22
42 % Jun. 23
20
-11% Apr
7% Jan
Lowest
$ per share
3
J&a
20 % Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
No par
100
No par
*95
37%
*95
97%
*36%
,
97 %
*95
*36%
37'A
?7
97
*95
97
37%
*36%
36%
*95
36%
96
95
95
36%
37
37 %
1,400
"20
600
11
•Th^ Commercial and Financial Chronicle
20
Monday, April -30; 1951'
-
.
.
(1808)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
$ per
S per
share
49% Dec 21
46% Apr
2
54% Feb
13
36% Dec 30
35% Mar 22
37% Feb
13
20 Y* Jun
29
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3
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9
39
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18
32
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31
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19
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30
8
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30
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21
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2
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19
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3
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6
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15
58
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20
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66
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2
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5
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28
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11
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10
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16
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9
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100
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May 12
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31
35
50
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-
Jan
50
36%
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preferred—100
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convertible
5 % %
-
23
7% Apr
30
31% Dec
»
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49%
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28%.
:
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Roan Antelope Copper Mines
i_
Robbins Mills Inp„„—
20
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1
22
36
Mar 17
102 ;
Dec
23% Jun
July 13
28
27
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19
Jan
49%
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27
98% Jan
49%
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13
Jan
5
55% Apr
45
'
Apr 26
105
2
19 % Mar 24
12
12
50%
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Revere Copper
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Rexall
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—'
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Jan
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'36
9% Apr' 24
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13
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i
5
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19
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Jan
38
6
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13
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51
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Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
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9
6,600
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4
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100
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8
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65
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1
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15
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Apr. 21
Apr. 21
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share
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Tuesday
Apr. 23
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
exchange
Highest
Lowest
Highest
I per share
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
Lowest
LO VV
STOCKS
Range for Previous
?
700
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23
:
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2,100
58
300
11%
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37%
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>
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16
28
96
13
Nov 20
41
26% July 12
39% Nov 24
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99% Dec
22
18% Dec
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20
Apr
4
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22% Jan
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21
22
Jan<19
30% Feb
62% Dec
21
Dec
8
205
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3
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122
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7
27
42% Jun
30
128
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98
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24
140
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1
5
25
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20
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30
84% Jan
9
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213/4 Jan
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33% Dec
17
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24
,
Feb
26
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107
preferred
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8
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38
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17
95
Feb
7
3.65%
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2
123
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12"
4.30 %
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preferred
preferred
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13% Jan
Mar 27
5
92
Mar
Jan
3
50
Dec'22
Jan
60
31
17% Dec
July 17
1
91
14% July 28
16% Mar 29
24
51% Jari
May 20
20
16 % Jari
8
12
2 (
5% Jan
3
13% Nov
8% Nov
6
14% May 31
98 % May
29
30
25 <
Apr
17
;
58
:
15% Mar
i'
89% Apr
f
17
Highest
Lowest
1
$ per
share
$ per
share
share
24% Jun
27
33 % Dec
30
31% Apr
28 % Sep
27
3
46% Aug 28
32% Jan
34aA Oct
33
July 25
105% Feb 14
108 % Apr
6
8% July 12
18 % Oct
2
15% Jan
6% Jan
Nov
Dec
4% Dec
2% Mar 31
10
29
34% Dec
82% July 13
20% Jan
33% Oct
-3
25
Dec
28
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3
14% Jan
4
16
Feb
20
3% Jun
35,'
27
38% Ffeb
16
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5
5
Mar 14
Jan
25,
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193/a Apr
9
'233/8 Feb
76
Apr
6
80% Feb
Mar 31
Feb
5
21.% Jan
94
25% Apr
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28
14
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•
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49
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12
42
24
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45
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30
21% Feb
24
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2
47
16
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67% Dec 21.
633/4 Mar 15.
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27
50
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70
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26
66
Mar 30
68% Jun
28
67% Dec
•
143/4 Oct
10% July 12
27
67
13
13% Jan
10% Feb
6
17
77
101% Nov 15
100
5
3
15
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3
Oct
81
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26
3
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28
18
13% Dec
28
5
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20
25
2
25
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11% Apr
4
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25
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11
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2
3
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26
85
40
113
Mar
Nov
24% Oct
30
77
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101% Apr
23
22% Jan
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88% Apr
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47% Jan
3
10% Dec
3
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136
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July 13
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160
174
For footnotes
see
Mar 22
Mar 22
page
22.
27
7% Jan
29
8% Jan
17
82
105
Apr 25
Mar
5
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13
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5
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9
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9
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64
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6 3/s Jan
33% Dec
26
Jan
Apr
18
2
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157% Mar 29
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Southern
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1
8
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—
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$7
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$
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Monday
500
56%
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80
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preferred
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84
21
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—
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19%
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100
100 '
1
91%
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42
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Sparks Withington Co
No par
Spear & Co common
1
$5.50 preferred—No par
Spfencer Chemical Cp 4.60%' pfd-100 Spencer. Kellogg
Som*-^
A
Sperry Corp
(Tim)——
r
Spiegel Inc common
x_a_
2 •
Conv
$4.50 preferred
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1
172
common—No par
34%.
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33%
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-
31,900
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97
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34%
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116%
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Spalding
1
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34%
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15%
,
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Gas Co
7.50
50
14%
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5%
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8
8
20
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-
125
14%
91
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563/4
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32%
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38%
84%
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Southern:Railway
13% Mar 26
Feb
Co
Indiana
133/4 Feb
160
,
South Porto Rich Sugar com.No par
8%
preferred..
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Southern California Edison
125
2
2,
29
106% Jan
t
19% Jan
11
1
3
353/i jan
Apr
35% Mar
25
120
Corp
preferred.
11
133A Mar 16.
Jan
5%
3
27
66% Aug
15% July
5
12
Jun
8% Mar 30
8
64% Feb
17'
,
Jan
53% Jun
20% Jun
18
52% Jrin
3
26
323/4 Feb
25"% Jan
i
;
-
19%
34%
1
34% •?
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97
102%
17
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•
—
32% Apr
11% Jan
40
30% July 12
Jan
v
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233A May 25
18
Apr
<
13
53/4 Jrin
.
x_No par
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91
50
211
125
14%
'
18%
56%
*16%
10
Siriith (A)
& Sons Cpt Co com__20 •
3 % % preferred
a
100
4.20%'preferred
100
Smith & Corona Type^riters_No par e
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc——15
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd—100
South Amer Gojd & Platinum——_1
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
Smith
96
19%
19
333/4
48%
.
88
*10%,
*27.%
—No par
Slbss-Sheffield
27
Feb
120
2
Apr
53% Jan
Dec 30
45
36% Jun
10% July 12
4% Jan
19
303/4 Apr
2,
25% Mar 15
111% Apr
Saw
Oil
Skelly
.
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1
& Steel
—
Oil
Sinclair
:
23
89
Co
Simonds
5
87 % Apr
75
31
30.
55 %
6
e6o
Simmons
17
16
12
8
23
Jan
11
3
49
Feb
Coalition Mines
King
96*'
19 3/4
■l343A
48%
„
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14%
/
15
T_1 ;
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5'
91
,
210%
125
14
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Saturday
Apr. 21
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Oil Corp,.
j
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49
$ pet share
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34%
19%
343A
48%
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8
53% Feb'
18
53 % Apr
28
18% Dec
;
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.
19%
34%
103A
Par
14
97
463/4
.
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'
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126
•
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91%
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(Frank
.
91%
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Shell
,
17
Jan
6
393/4 Apr
22% May 26
5% Dec
73/4 July 25
31% Dec
/Sheaffer
'
80% Dec 22
39% Sep
ll3/8 Jan
8
118%'May 24
29
36% Jan
Feb
5
16
11
25% Nov 24.
14
Jan
Mar
102
'
106.
Jan
88
17% July 13
76
88.
29% Feb
'17% Mar 19
26
Steel
Shattuck
41% Jari
36 % May 29
28% July 13
Jari'
„
9
58% Feb
j
2
4
19
x34% Jan
% Nov 10
30
75
Dec 30
15
Apr
29 % Jan
42
21% Feb
Mar 15
Apr
12% Feb- 19
3% Mar 13
Oct 17.
35
24% July 12
29% Mar 21
2
51
12 3/4 Jrin
26
108
2
Jan
46
25
23
3
11
13
'
Sharon
10% Jari
23
14% Oct
9
92
89
41%
,
45%
*103
46% Feb
92
116%
——No par
Sharp & Dohme commonNo par
$4.25 cum preferred
:
No par
2
*120
14%
11
:
2d8
208
126
13%
89
:*
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it
214
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14%
97
33%
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126
14
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34%
;—2—1
3
25.
/
17
563A
17%
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share
35% Feb
Apr
101
10
56 % Oct
24
7
25
11% Dec 14
34% Jan
Jan
37
$ per
3
214
*120
10%
STOCK
YORK
-
g per
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-
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EXCHANGE
r
63 5/8
1
STOCKS
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1950
Lowest
633/8
63Va
No par
;
preferred
$4.50
62%
62%
■
v.
5
*79%
common.
't
Range for Previous
<
'
:
64 Vs
34%
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5
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63
19,500
4,000
19%
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:
1,400
623A
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64'%
92
100
»
Servel Inc
20'%
27%
14
No par
-5
20%
273A
633/4
80
—No par
20%
27%.
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84
Co
&
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27%,
20%
26%
59
j
Roebuck
Sears
20%
26%
20%
27%
126.
Del__:
of
Co
20%
20%
58%
:Seeger Refrigerator Co
Seiberling'' Rubber Co_
18% Feb
8
Oil
45
2 7 3/8
*14%
*81%
.5
97
45
20 %
com.No par
com
97%
44%
45%
214
Co——
Finance
Seaboard
Seagrave Corp
•
Feb
Co
RR
37
97
45%
45%
——1.00
(The)
Co
Line
preferred seriies A_:
5%
.
Seaboard
12
11% Jari
9% Mar 29
87% Jan
1
22 % Jan
27
Nov
Jari
Elec
Air
36%
97%
■
.
*
preferred
3.35%
Seabd
193A Mar 19
Mar 14
74
May 11
55
Dec
16
3
10% Jan
'
Feb
25
82
88
1
87
Scranton
6
78% Jan
25
2
14
17% Jan
21% Feb
47% Jan
Mar
89 % Feb
60% Apr
2
16% JulV 26
40
47% Jan
83% Nov 20
3
15
2
10
80 % Mar 26
2
86% Jan
20
36%
96%
l44%.
27%
.
•
36%
45%
64%
'34%
49
'
37 VB
963/4
443/4
20%
,
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wNopar;; *101
25 »
34%
100
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100 ' ~*114
.—
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-
36 Vs
96%
45%
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64
.
96 %
96%
36 3/4
37%
96%
-37
37%
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133A
*91 %
19%
-
Schenley Industries Inc—1
1.40
Scott Paper Co common—-__No par
/ $3.40 preferred
1
No par
31
52 % Apr 16
102
r5
100
5
A_,
series
pfd, 4.40%
Savage
-
100
Regis Paper Co common
1st
9
Ry Co—100
preferred-;
non-cum
•-
37 96%
*44%
'20%
•
Louis Southwestern
87% Apr
112
Nov 24
115
7
,
Mar 28
33
27
Oct
102 % Apr
6
100
'—10
'
21
112% Sep 18
47% Nov
101 % Sep
■■
,
F-Ry Co com vtc.xNopar
Preferred series A 5% vtc
100
5 %
•
19
25
•
104
14
Feb
St
>
16
96
33 3A Apr
1
28
14% Apr
18% Apr
6
2
10
11% Jan
90% Apr
Feb
94
13
Feb
126
4
38% Aug
5
Jan
246
20
Oct
39% Dec
»
71 3/4 Feb
10
5
11
20% May 24
6
13
>
:
60% Jan
Oct
96
Apr
12% Jan
28% Sep
85
51
9
55
Mar 24
34
Apr
■ j,
■«
common—
Stores
'
6,100
770
12%
6,000
9%
5,700
r
71
69%
71
72
70%
*i44
146
146
146
*144%
146
145
145
147
147
145
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164%
164%
163%
164
163%
163'A
164
164
163%
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72%
71%
700
-
900
[Volume 173
Number 5007
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
21
(1809)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
$ per share
Lowest
$ per share
NEW
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
49% Feb
13
66
18
14
60% Dec
30
Apr
2
Jan
25
92
Dec
30
90% Jan
4
25% Jan
4
35
Dec
30
33% Mar 15
Dec
Jan
114% Apr
38
18
104
105% Mar
26
Oct
23
98% Apr
21% Jan
4
18% July 13
2
25% Apr
18
48
6
54% Nov
28
52% Apr
5
56% Feb
13
1
40
29
37% Apr
4
44 % Feb
16
Jan
26% Mar
121/2 July 14
Aug 17
Dec
16
Sep 28
39% Feb 10
14
Jan
2
34
July 12
98
Feb
21
103% Nov
24
98.
30% Apr
27
48% Dec
18
39% Apr
Jan
3
21% Apr
21
15% Jan:
10% Jun
27
18
24
12
16% July
Nov
36% Jan
17
2
,
20'/a Feb
8
t
28
17% Jan
27
19 % Jan
.
8% July 17
I 93 '/a Dec
15
1161/2 Oct
10
IO1/2 Jan
25
16% Jan
19
1
Jan
30
24% Oct
18
25
20% Dec
19
13
81/4 July 12
103
Jan
3
370
Nov
July 13
13
91/4 Jan
<
16
Sunshine
10% Apr
4
15
Jan
18
Mar 14
410
Feb
9
24% Feb
5
17% Jan
2
43% Jan
11
5
33% Mar 20
114
Apr
8
19
16% Jan
18
23% Jan
2
30
Jan
2
Mar
108 %
108 3/e
35%
1117a
11274
1143/4
36
38,500
357a
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13,300
36%
100
24'%
24
24%
24%
55
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55
63%
54%
41
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42
41
41
,
14%
14%
14%
38%
38%
38%
98%
98 %
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41%
407a
41
40%
17%
17%
18
18
177a
1
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20
17%
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32%
.31%
19%
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20
74%
49%
50
124
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25
—
Syxington Gould Corp..
4,800
96
50
74%
75
77
78
78
3,100
11774
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119
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119
180
21
61,600
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20
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23%
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35
35
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36%
25
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395
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19
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497a
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124
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125
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124
123
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14%
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14%
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263/4
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9 %
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19%
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90%
700
1174
19%
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200
400
400
19%
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600
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124
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18,100
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61 'A
10
317a
513/4
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8,600
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600
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62
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20
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97
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398
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30
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100
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1950—20
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18
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,
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12
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1
50
23%
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40%
18
50
11%
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25
40
50
50
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50
40
3074
97 '
20
10c
99%
3
23%
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31%
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99
31%
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62
6,600
13
25
12.50
500
383/a
24
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ser
141/4
381/4
18
73%
700
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23%
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413/4
14%
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243/a
73
411/2
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118
41
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38%
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11%
73
400
177/a
51
117%
55%
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7,400
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51
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73
100
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11%
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18
24%
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41
371/8
98%
40%
1
100
15
1
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,
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38%
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38%
*98
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com—No par
$4 preferred
a
No par
1
11
10% Jan
26,000
107%
*98%
common
a.
108 %
99%
Corp
Co
&
108%
35%
35%
Swift International Ltd
5
95% Mar
8% Mar 28
Swift
1087a
99%
__No par
Co
28,800
108
643/4
_5
Inc
Paper
49
633/4
35%
4 % % preferred
100
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
24
2
86
Sutherland
18
Jan
40
of
Steel
473/4
637a
99%
*14
common
Sunsnme Mining
47%
62%
24
5
preferred
Biscuits
Superior Oil
Runerinr
.
16
13% Jan
Mar 14
13% Jan
88% May 31
10% Oct 25
4
125
5
Apr
6
26% Apr
3
50 % Apr
8
4
18% July 13
Jan
63% Apr
46
62
35
1
pfd
46'A
60%
99%
—No par
2nd
45%
61%
24%
_i
pfd series B.
conv
46
60%
24%
100
conv
5%%
45%
61%
*98%
41
Shares
46%
99%
preferred series A_5
19
$ per share
60%
35
'53%
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
24%
:
common
Friday
Apr. 27
Apr. 26
$ per share
24%
50
4%%
26% Feb
Thursday
Apr. 25
share
*98%
1
Corp
$ per
45'%
108%
35
No par
4%%
!
$ per share
*
'___No par
4%%
Sunray Oil
1
10
Jan
355
Co
PRICES
Wednesday
1
—.
Corp
A
8
6
15% Mar
3
5% Jan
19
56
Inc
Corp
Oil
Class
29
36% Feb
Oct
79
1
24% Jan
Apr
40% Oct
20
Sun
SALE
Apr. :M
100
common
Corp
108%
10
Chemical Corp comomn
__1
$4.50 series A preferred.
No par
5
7
„25
Sun
t
19
17
Stores
W'ebster
Sunbeam
27
21% Feb
21% Jan
45% Aug 23
9% July 11
33 »/2 Jun
Apr
119% Jan
10
29% Jan
30
116
Mar 28
&
Studebaker
7
23% Apr
14
17% Dec
July 17
.
78
17% Jan
9% Mar 30
<
67% Jan
117
63% Apr 11
11% May 11
35
7
9
19
Stone
27
Feb
19
22% Dec
195
12% Jan
99
Apr
Jan
49
1
10% Apr
62
common
Stokley-Van Camp Inc
5%, prior preference
,
17
Jan
17% Dec
14% July 12
July
53% Feb
96
Apr 18
72% Oct 25
35% Mar
46
61%
preferred
(J P) & Co Inc
Stewart-Warner
14
42
7
101
xl22
2
25% Apr
27% Jan
11% Nov 24
1
551/4 Feb
.
7
18% Mar
4
45%
25
preferred
L S
(The)
Bros
Stevens
19% Feb
20% Sep
Co
3%%
49% Jan
Spring
Sterling Drug Inc
,
4
2
23% Apr
36% Oct
Mar
Sterchi
3
Steel
convertible
Starrett
,
11
5
71
4%
39% Mar 12
104% Jan
sharq
preferred series A
Standard
.
16 % Mar 26
16% July 13
.251/4 July 17
38% July 13
3% %
9
15% Feb
2
18
Apr
$ per
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Standard Oil of Ohio common
10
HIGH
Tuesday
Apr. 23
No par
Standard Oil of California
Standard Oil of Indiana-.,.
27
Feb
AND
Monday
■
Par
59
421/s Feb
Saturday
Apr. 31
*
Mar 13
66
100
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
44
,
YORK
35
*14
124
125
1,010
12%
12%
12%
500
343/4
35%
35
35%
5,400
16%
14
14
*14
15
9 '/a
27
*90 Va
124%,
2,800
3,400
*12'A
100
2674
297a
29%
293/4
29%
297a
90'%.
90%
90
90%
87%
88
n
■/«
190
974
9*/2
,
21,600
6,100
T
11% Jtny 11
15
Nov
17
7% Apr
25% Dec
18
5
3
29
25
Jan
2
34% Mar
59% Jan
25
82% Dec
30
81% Jan
2
98% Apr
15% Jan
13
24% Oct
17
23% Jan
2
28% Apr
63% July 13
97% Nov
25
90% Mar 15
20% Feb
39% Nov 24
4% Nov
17
Jan
30
12% Jan
23
14
Talcott Inc' (James)
21
6% Jan
Mar 14
Feb
23
27
34"% Mar
53
July 17
89% Sep
22
80
Jan
10
44
Feb
85
17
76 % Jan
25
14
Nov
Jun
14
Jun
30
7% Jan
3
30
19% Dec
21% Dec
14
26
Texas Pacdfic
Coal
Land
27% Feb
10
19% Mar 28
31
31
13% Jan
5
18 % Jan
8
8% Jan
2
10% Apr
27
Mar 13
45% Apr
5
5% Dec
3% Jan
17% Jan
20
30
40
4% Apr 25
28% Nov 18
5% July I3
Dec
4
2% Nov
8% Oct
8
94% Jan
96
10
5% Feb
6
42% Feb
6
22
Jan
3
38% Dec
28
13% Jun
27
3% Apr
6
Nov
The
•14% July 13
15% Jun 29
3
1
97
97
*89
35% Feb
92
preference—
66%
951/2
96 3/4
S2
89
89
26%
263/a
267a
267a
20%
20
20%
201%
20%
20
197a
20
12%
1234
12%
12%
3974
393/4
3974
16%
16'A
16%
*15%
10
10 %
10
10%
44%
44%
10
i-
44%
4%
*4%
4%
*4'/a
4%
4'A
26%
28%
26%
25%
2674
257a
R)
15
1
*8
8%
j
*39%
96%
3%
3%
*30%
31%
.5
com.,
,
Timken-Detroit
s—No par
Ctyl
L_;
Axle
35
10
3'/a
*301/4
$ per share
30
16'A Jan
Nov
$ per share
23
"21
12
Transamerica Corp
World Airlines
2
277a Feb,
2
Trans
Transue & Williams
Jan
2
25% Feb
9
107a Apr
2
127a Apr
27
Mar 26
103
36 % Jan
1
1047e
common
44
437a
43%
43%
447a
4,700
10%
10%
10 1/4
10%
43%
10%
437a
10%
10%
10%
9,700
Apr. 25
$ per share
$
18%
251%
243/,
47°
.*»'%
12%
12%
104% 105
?*%
127a
127a
104
104%
1574
15%
1572
20%
20'%•«
34
16
39
Apr
13
33% Apr
5
41
Jan
16
5%
3
9% Oct
2
8 % Jan
6
12
Jan
26
Twin
21
137a Jun
22
13
Jan
2
157a Mar
2
5474 Apr
35% Feb
8
'Mar
$4,50 prior preferred
8
No par
:
*101
Twin City Rap
conv
Transit com..No par
prior preferred
50
Coach
Co
*117a
*35
11%
1
-
per
183/a
207a
137/a Jan
$
18'%
25%
157s
102
share
187a
257a
20%
*3378
3
per
18%
25%
24%.
12%
104%
34
r,
1013/8
ll7/8
35%
34
101
11%
34%
*11%
'
11%
*29%
15%
101
11%
35
,
11%
117a
H7a
Friday
Sales for
Apr. 26
Apr. 27
the Week
$ per share
share
1874
$ per share
L
25%
Shares
187a
187a
41,200
25%
.t
19%
25'/a
19
25%
12%
12
104% 1047a
15%
15
20%
*337a 343/a
*100
10078
11%
11%
*34
35
11% 117a
20
.
500
9,700
Thursday
»
26
*23
157a
20%
20%
*3378
34%
*100
101
.11%
11%
*34
35
t
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 24
5
5
SALE
n
Tuesday
Truax-Traer
27
HIGH
30
Apr. 23
20th Century Fox Film com—No par
$1.50 conv preferred
L
No par
Apr
4,500
437a
1
2
Jan
13,400
3Va
4,700
9
11
3Va
233/a
9
99
3%
■»
397a
'96%
227a
187a Feb
333/4 Apr
3%
3'A
•
83/a
*95
233/8
243/8 Feb
5
3'/a
*8
38%
96Va
227a
110% Feb
5
38%
*94
!
23%
25
Co—
*8
37.1/4
87a
96%
227a
Apr 25
Coal
600
1,900
23
Apr
preferred
43/a
26V2
22%
15
13
18
Corp
*23%
12%
-
47a
26%
23
20
Jan
103
Steel——Nopar
260
43/a
37'A
18%
20
45
26%
87a
*8
26
"18
No par
Tri-Continental
$6
2
*44
43/a
Monday
$ per share
J.5
Inc
45
22%
f
Apr. 21
Par
7,500
«
Saturday
*
10%
v.
6
25% Jan
5
'
20% Jan
223/a Mar 15
13
'■
A
10%
367a
LOW AND
'
400
10%
293/4
STOCKS
;
16%
*253/4
37
3%
310
16%
10%
v
16%
36%
10%
*
4,700
16%
297*
44%
"
2,100
13%
40
3574
10%
"
203/a
127a
*39
r?>J347a
43%
STOCK
*20%
123/4
397a
34%
10%
YORK
20
34
44
EXCHANGE
197a
300
2974
10%
NEW
8,500
34%
44
*
20%
31y,
Bearing——No par
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
20'%
34%*
Co
Lowest
20 3/8
8,300
35
Timkea Roller
r8
11,100
34%.
1
35
Toledo
(The)
267a
4%
*94
3%
10% Jan
Edison
91
267a
257a
•
96*2
30%
3%
'30
49% Jan 30
9
103
91
263/4
*441/2
37%
367a
*94
98'%
.
83/a
*8
37
363/4
*94
22% * 22%,
5
83/a
«8
...
37 %
*94
Inc
101
90%
<
45
4%
(J
101%
12%
10%
•
5,500
12,200
20%
167a
10
*26%
4
;
447a
-44 7a
13,500
40 3%
263/a
*39
45
-
287a
104
90%
40
*44
50
3974
127a
39%'
9%
preferred
28%
1023%
•
12%
39
1
20,500
28'%
,
12%
*15%
985/a
X96%
39
16%
977a
39%
•
12%
*15%
;;
97
91
39
No par
common.:
20
700
3,000
1023/4
20%
*19%
>'
No par
5%
973/a
277a
26%
96
300
13%
343/a
39
»
38%;
*88
5%
34
101
101
87%
?13'A
51/4
34
•96
•
277a
100%
'
26%
96%
*89
$3.50 preference —
Tide Water Associated
3
-
277a
'
38%
26%
preferred
.—,
100
Thompson-Starrett Co com„No par
1
25% Mar
28
101
38 7a
20
50c
4%,
2
2
2774
101
38%
26%
..No par
Thompson- Products
3
38% Jan
28%
~ 102
38%
Thompson
7
25
38%
1C0
Co—
Co
common.
Co
'
4
110% May 17
17% Dec 29
1
474 Jan
99
tThird Avenue Transit Corpi.No par
Steel Co (The)—
_1
13% Apr
983/4 Aug
8% Jan
101%
38%
43 % Jan
1178 Jun
3
29% Jan
t
28%
101%
-10
x9% Jan
22
18% July 17
32% Jun 29
>
10
Co
Oil——,
15
197a Dec
7
Jan
96%
30
Dec
253/4 Dec 27
83/a July 13
10
96
Thoma3
5
19% Jan
$ per share
'
104% Jan
97%
Trust— '
convertible
$2.50
17
Jan
31% Mar 29
Highest
$ per share
Mar
96 %
10
Year 1950
15
97%
28
Fair
Range for Previous
-
96%
:
44% Nov
18
Lowest
,
96%
certificates
conv
Thermoid
2
4% Jan
21
29% Apr
20% Nov 24
33% July 14
103
10
$2.40
2
41% Jan
4
Apr
•
; 29% Feb
11% Mar
1
33% Apr
24
25
"
Feb
18
Nov
6% Jan
4
Apr
7
25
42% Dec
103
24
96%
*23%
13%
*5'/a
33%
$1.25 conv preferred.—j— No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
15
14% Jan
40% Jan
42% Oct
5%
33%
7
23% Mar
2
*13%
*5%
33%
Textron
27
137a
5%
33%
•
11% Feb
20
&
Pacific Ry
Utilities
Inc
^13
*5%
333/u
7
23% Mar
131/2
5 %.
33 %
'—No par
Producing
Sulphur—
share
Texas &
Texas
26
37% Jan
9% Oct
36% Jan
Sub
Apr 27
103% Mar 10
1
Apr
43
12% July
5% Jan
9% Dec
Jan
18
Texas Gulf
16
Apr
1
13% Sep 18
30% Jan
32
27
30
103
25% Mar 14
10
19
Jan
Pacific
*137a
133%
5%
33%
25
44% Jan
105
7
*13%
5%
33%
1.
Texas
16
13%
*5
*33%
5
■
Texas
Gulf
•
5
-
Corp
Texas Co
*13%
9
Telautograph Corp
Tennessee
2
12%
12%
1047a 105
.15%
12%
f 105
,15%
21 %
20%
207a
*3378
343/a
100
100
*11%
11%
*34
35
11%
127,200
105%
203/4
*337a
153/8
.
6ilOO
24
127a
99
117s
*34'%
117a
.
2.200
15%
6,000
25,400
.
3478
99'%
117a"
35
'200
•*
GOO
.
400
.,40
11%
117a
4,100
3,400
U
10
Feb
397a July 14
3
4774 Dec
19
4774 Jan
1074 July 17
1374 Jan
10
12 Yt Jan
2
26% Jan
397a Nov 24
377a Jan
10
44'% Jan
19
537a Mar 28
597s Feb
9
.
13
40% July 17
5574 Dec
11
T14
-
1474 Feb '
110% Oct
30
Apr 26
112'/4 Feb
30
100
Feb
17
102
30
July 7
103'% Aug 18
9972 Aug 15
106
Jan
9074 Jan
90
Apr
27
96
24
10772 Nov 28
102
96
103
.
Jan
245/a May
2
81
Jun
50
Jan
31
May 12
27
9
.
357a Dec
105
107
Apr 25
397a Feb
14
109'% Jan
3
54
Aug 21
48 Ya Apr
25
52
Feb
2
38
Dec
36'% Apr
6
40
Jan
9
30
137a Jan
25
247a Dec
27
79'% July 11
10374 Dec
28
99% Jan
Mar 29
297a Jan
Jan
4
109
177a Jan
22
21
75/a Mar 28
377a Dec
112
33
18
Mar 20
111'% Sep 13
181/4 Dec 29
32'/4 July 12
48
Dec
23
30
32
Sep 28
2% July 12
36% July 11
4
Jun
50
20
Jan
12
Mar
337a Jan
25
407a Feb
14
Apr
20
112'% Jan
2
227a Jan
10
31
6
131
3
35
105
107
6
30% Mar 16
378 Jan
13
47a Feb
5
491% Feb
13
47< Jan
22
127a Jan
22
3
4% May 31
4
Jan
2
6972 Jan
12
20
Apr
26
48
Mar 30
16
Mar 29
25
39
July 18
5074 July 12
147a July 18
2272 July 13
Sep 21
6674 Nov
2
59i% Jan
1972 Jan
Jan
3
12
277a July 12
42
14% Jun
30
90% July 26
18172 July 19
•
10
237a Jan
4
88
2
2072 Nov 27
111% Mar 30
: Oct
'
20
157a July 13
157a July 13
99
974 Mar 26
53'% Oct
29'% Apr
16'% Dec
24
18
18
Mar 13
50 % Apr
18
87a May 22
.
3
44'% Mar 13
2
July 17
13
26'% Jan
Apr
127a Aug 21
7874 Mar 3
Mar
31
45
58
Apr
Apd 13
Jan
3
37a Jan
7
4
9874 Mar 13
3
18
Mar
337a Apr
106% Jan
Dec
2
11
267a Jan
1474 Apr
18
„
Apr 21
2474 Feb
7
54'% Jan
9
73% Feb
13
Feb
9
23
25
297a Apr
16
2
18y/a Feb
Apr 24
22% Feb
9
21% Feb
9
177a Jan
12
1
Nov 24
387a Apr
2
4674 Apr
27
106% May 23
1007a Jan
2
10674 Feb
28
217a Oct 24
135
189
2
v
10472 Jan
4
124
2
Mar
2074 Jan
5
Jun
247a Mar
Feb
1
13
177
185
Jan
26
3
147a Dec
16
Apr
1372 Apr
11
872 Jan
3
19
Jan
17
46% Jan
4
64'% Dec
29
61
Mar 29
70
Jan
25
22
,
Mar 11
387a Nov 22
37% Jan
2
56'% Apr
87a Jan
10
227a Nov 25
217a Jan
2
285/a jan
27
16
28 78 Jan
9
68% Dec 20
64'% Feb
2
84'A Jan
16
For footnotes
see
page
22.
Preferred
Preferred
i
»'
$3.70
series
$3.50
Preferred $4
,147a
*517a
1
—No
Union Asbestos & Rubber Ct>
-Union Bag & Paper Corp—No
Union Carbide & Carbon
No
Un El Co of Mo pfd $4.50 ser__No
Mar 17
Jan
18
13
106
6
30
Dec
25 Ya Jan
24 % July 17
27
Udylite Corp (The)
Underwood Corp
,
par
5
;"13
.42
57 Ya
par
par
*1077a
par
No par
series
*100
No par
series
.*91
*101
No par
50
non-cumulative preferred—50
Union Pacific RR Co common
4%
Union Tank Car Co
Aircraft
Corp
37
common
United Gas Improvement Co—137a
United Merch & Mfrs Inc—
-1 !
United Paramount Theatres
1
Certificates of interest
-1
U S & Foreign Securities—-No par
$4.50 1st preferred
No par
U 8 Freight Co^.^..—No par
US Gypsum Co common
20
7% preferred
——
100 *
US Hoffman Machinery com
5
474% preferred
100
U S Industrial Chemicals
No par
U S Leather Co common
No par
Class A conv preferred
No oar
*105
30
*124
'
14%
14%
14%
*14'A
14%
14%
14%
14%
143A
52'%
51%
52'A
52 V*
52%
521/4
54'A
54 'A
54 3A
13'A
13%
137a
13%
131/a
137a
13%
131/a
13'A
137a
41%
4274
41%
42%
407a
4174
417a
43%
43
44
'57%
58%
57%
57%
57
57%
577a
58'A
57 3A
58%
,,
57.74
10874
IO3 \
*106%
*101
'37%
\
102%
*100
92
*89
104
102
387a
38
387a,.
102'%,
101%
48%
101
106
39 3A
45,000
1027a
2,800
48%
4874
37'A
36%
37%
105'A 105'A
105'A
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5
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100
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100
» United Biscuit
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No par
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100
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5
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5
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10
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42
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22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1810)
.
.
.
Monday, April 30, 1951
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
$ per
t per share
$ per
share
3
10
10
37
Jan
2
Jun IS
74
Jan
3
49 y# Jan
65 Va July 17
23% July 12
77
84 Va Mar
5
U
42 Va Feb
8
U
91% Mar 29
96% Feb
14
U
51
Jan
2
59% Feb
9
B
135
Jan
8
142% Feb
19
33 '/a Mar 31
62% Not 18
45
Jan
5
54% July 14
25% Jan 13
68% Mar
61% Jan
3
18
18%
*8
87a
20
397*
39 7*
38%
10
1
*74 7a
76
*74%
*37 7a
38
377a
—100
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95
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10
597a
187.
18
the Week
17%
18
17%
87a
•87*
8%
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387.
38%
38%
17%
18
8'/a
76
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74%
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75%
75%
75%
37%
377a
36%
37%
36%
36%
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39
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95
597a
597*
587a
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95
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95
58
137'/a
537*
53
557*
66
65%
65%
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137
143%
4,700
76
100
37
36%
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58'/*
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95
1377a
57%
87a
39
38%
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187a
*8'/4
39
*8 7*
39
58%
597*
Sales for
Apr.' 27
$ per share
Thursday
Sper share
187a
18
87a
Friday
Apr. 26
S per share
Apr. 25
Apr, 24
Sper share
share
•87*
U S Rubber Co common—
29
Jan
S per
share
Wednesday
Tuesday
Apr. >.'3
1
preferred
S Pipe 6s Foundry Co
S Playing Card CO
8 Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
43
$ per
Monday
10
4%%
34% Mar 29
38% Deo 29
97% Apr 11
52y*Oct
S
5
Lines Co common—
U S
8% Jan 12
29
88'/a July
377a Jan
Por
20% Feb 16
Jan
34 y. July 13
Apr. 21
share
8
«
•
77a Dec
S per
17% Jan
Feb
8% Jan
18
27
14 V* Jun
Saturday
EXCHANGE
Highest
share
bOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 19f>0
Lowest
4,200
95
58%
11,300
"
143% Oct
18
126% Jan
8 %
1st preferred—_100
non-cum
138
*137
137
136 %■ 1387*
138
1377*
'
Jan
42% Deo
27
40 '
July
18% Jan
3
40 % Apr 12
5% Apr 20
44% May 19
5% Jan
26
6% Oct.
28
Dec
19
11% Apr
3
26
94
9
91 '/a
May
100
3
Jan
9% Jan
153% Jan
U
19
42
Jan
Jan
9
27'/* Feb
Jan
3
24% Oct 18
22% Jan
2
27% Feb
1
3% Dec
4
6% Apr 17
166
July 28
12
Sep 27
61% Jan 27
May 23
5
20% Feb
14
Jan
3
67a
*
67a
117a
11%
*96
170% Jan 12
4
12% Feb
13
3%
10
10
28% Feb
9
preferred
Utah Power & Light Co„
4'/*%
257a
*23%
24'/a
168
*97
*28
20
*117.
11%
98%
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30
6
6
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11
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97
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97
4
-
3%
3%
3%
3%
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26'/*
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2674
26%
26%
24
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23%
23%
23%
24
24 7a
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4
3%
4%
4%
4%
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23%
23%
23%
23%
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4
237*
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4
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38
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23%
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987a
37/a
4
19%
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97
19%
67a
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Universal Pictures Co Inc com-—1
59% Feb
417a
447*
1447a
417*
20
117a
*657*
66
43%
144
*6
52%
53%
144
19%
44%
43%
144
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23%
2
*657*
42
Universal Leaf Tobacco com—No par
8% preferred
100
20% Jan
34% Aug 19
24% Feb 23
15
Jan
667*
19%
*3%
9 % Apr
*65 7*
20
1
54% Jan
Deo 29
27
24% Dec
17
22 ya Jan
9
177
7% July 10
45
Jan
x25
20% July 27
161
Jan 16
537a
537a
*40%
non-c 2d
Universal Laboratories Inc—
537a
54
20
,
5'A Jan 26
27
Apr
5
3% Apr 20
No par
pfd
5
$6 convertible preferred—-No par
United Wall Paper Inc common
2
4% convertible preferred—
50
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp—
1
5
15
447a
—100
—
United Stores 84.20
4% Jan 22
24
43%
142% 142%
preferred
Tobacco Co common
non-cumulative preferred—£5
United Stockyards Corp—
—1
06% Jan 24
1
3'A Jan 13
4% Apr 24
27% Jan
9
66%
54
1%
7% Jan 26
13
Feb 17
8
2'/a July 17
*65 7*
U 8
11
22 '/* Nov
Smelting Ref & Min com
50
7% preferred
50
S Steel Corp common
No par
7#
8
20% Mar 20
6
Feb
U B
47% Jan 30
142% Apr 20
Feb 21
22
3
67% Mar
Mar 28
41'
29
61
2
151% Not 20
4
18 y« Dec
139
6
Mar 28
*54
47a
22,300
.400
167%
9%
90
10 Va
167
10
.
9,400
557a
55
55
28%
2874
28'%
2,200
36'/a
23,200
60
V
9
12% Jan
97% Mar
98
Jan
.
103
Jan 13
2.50
—10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
Vick Chemical Co—
2.50
*15%
5
Mar
25
24% Jan
July 27
27y«Jan
26
25% Jun
,
7
28
,
•
July 17
.
17% Nov
6
31% Dec 14
,
;
Feb
52
19
6
3
14 >/* Mar
2
Jan
.5
126% Mar
2
3
22% Mar
1
116 y» Feb
106% Jan 26
102
Apr 27
41t .Jan
5
31'A Apr 25
35
20
% Feb
19
30% Jan 20
12
Jan 20
32
/
,
5
7lV4Feb
2
13% Feb 13
6
Jan
2
47
Apr
4 j
8% Jan
4<
17% Jari 10
100
Jan 23
11% Mar 28 <■
28
.
.38% Feb
34
27wlun
17% Dee
24
Jan
1771 Mar
3
Sep
18
July 13
11% July 13
8
29
11
16
»
27% Jan 10
297/aipec 21
24'A Jan 28
3
Apr
a
-
18% Apr 15
21% July 13
27%Deo 28
27% Deo 28
22%,Apr 26
27
Jan 24
26
114% Jun 13
104% Oct 14
1097aFeb
7
109% Mar 24
18% Dec 21
78
Dee 27
111
Not 18
Apr 24
104% Mar 20
101V% Mar 27
16% Mar 28
75
Mar 14
108% Jan
3
19
110
Deo
104% Oct
4
12% Apr 17
44% July 14
July 19
107
31% Jan 10
85
Apr il
30
Mar 14
-
Warren Foundry & Pipe——No par
Warren Petroleum Corp
-3
43% Jan 23
7
Mar 1
19Va Jan 31
25% Feb
5
18% Feb 13
9% Feb
5
27
;
3672 Jan 29
-89'% Feb 15
367/« Apr 27
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
Waukesha Motor Co—
—5
Wayne Knitting Mills
-5
Wayne Pump- Co—
1
Webster Tobacco. Inc
—5
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
com
.2.50
$4 convertible preferred;—No par
West Indies Sugar Corp—'
1
West Kentucky Coal Co
West Penn Electric Co-
Jan 27
297* Feb 26
112% Jan 23
107
Feb 14
107% Feb 2
20% Feb 13
84 • Jan 5
111 - Feb 27
$ per
27
July
July
3
28
Jan
3
share
19% Jan
Mar 28
49'/* Mar
48
Jan
25
563A Apr 26
Oct 24
87
Jan
3
94% Jan 24
44
Deo
39
*
1
397a Jan
2
33% Oct 24
102% Bep 22
22% Feb 16
315/a Apr
2
36
Jun 23
105% Feb 18
345/e Jan
2
Feb 20
129
21
317a Mar 20
Deo
6
Jan
125
Octl9
Feb 27
3
94
267a July.15
41
157a Feb
28% Deo 27
81
1
8
2
Feb
8
34% Jan
35% Dec 28
29
47
2
27
94
357a Not 22
34% Mar 22
12% Feb 15
177a May 26
117a Deo 29
15% Jan 26.
497* May
707* Deo 30
68
12
16
3
Oct 24
9
2
Jan
75
Feb
87% Feb
227a Feb 25
17% Jan
Jun
23
12SA Jan 25
2
17
4
Apr 18
207* Mar 9
24
'
1407* Jan 10
3
50
Feb
5
Woodward Iron Co—
2
467* Feb
5
Woolworth (F W) Co.-
24'% Mar 14
28% Jan 29
Sep 22
757* Jan 25
847a Mar 12
105% Feb
6
70
July 3
July 28
27
Jan 13
■
Mai* 14
Jan
79% Apr
137* Apr
21®% Jan
2
38
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t
Dee 2]
3674 Jan 25
9% July 13
July 14
24% July 17
47% Oct 31
11% Jaa 3
14% May 19
4374 May 29
37% Oct 20
537. Oct
0
157a Apr. 27
467a Apr 27
38% Feb 26
19%'Oct »
16% Mar 13
707, Apr 14
6% Apr 22
477a Jan
2
4% Apr 11
36
3% Jun 27
„!By an^_ eskfdprices;
y
-^l
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Ex-rights.
Jan
2
597* Feb
717a Feb 13
5% Feb
n° sales on this day.
lEx-stock .-dividend
2
19% Jan 17
r
(%th
——1—100
10
1
—10
0.
—
—-——No pat
cony series—100
Wright Aeronautical—
No par
Wrigley iWm) Jr (Del)——No par
; Wyandotte Worsted Co
—6
467a. Apr 13
11
38% Jan 10
30% Jao
2
507* Mar 13
ClftJjLB 13
■
1
20
—
Prior preferred 4%% series—100
Prior pfd 47a %
17
217a Dec 18
2
preferred
Common
9
89% Apr 13
8272 Apr 24
757a Jan
5
98
21 %
21%,
1147a
'
700
7,600
113', a
113'/a
102'/a
4,900
21%
121
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260
1027a
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.
102
—
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56%
31'/*
56'%
31%
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52 '/*„
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5274,
31%
31%
31%.
28'A
28%
28'A,
28'/«,
28'/*,
28%,
28%,
28%
38%
38'/,
38'/*
38'A
37%.- 38 7*'
37 %
17%
18'A
18
18
18%
18
10
37 ya
17%
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—
102
39'/*
18
29%
32
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29%
,
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61
*58
31
,
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31
.
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31%
18%
32%.
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1,900
■
900
10'
31%
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31%
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61
60
127a
127a
127a
12'/a
12%
12%
12 V2
287a
*287*.
287a
28%.
28%
28 7a.
28%
51
503;
51
10%
10%
11
19
19
19'/*v
607a
51%
517a
517*
517a
50%.
107*
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107a
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107a
19%
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19
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60
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127a
12
12%
12
12'/.
12
35
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307a
35
347*
35
34
34
34'/a
34'/a
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307a
30 '/a
30%
307a
31'/*
24%
247a
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24% '
24%
24%
177a
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17%
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17'/a
25
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25
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30%
30%
31
24%
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247/,:
247a
17%
17
177*
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25
15%
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15 Vai
34
85%
32%
32'%
25
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25
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327*
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,
15%
77*
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25
7%
8
8
14%
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34%
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31
31'/a
25
1,100
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3,400
3,400
8
700
87.
33%
32'/a
32%
33
33%,
33'/*
33%
86
86
85%
85%
86
86'/*/
867*
867*,,
337a
33
337a
33'/*
34'/.
34%,
24%
237*
237a
22%.
23
34%
22%
34'/*
23%,
367/a,
23%
107
1067a
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1067a
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104
*102 7a
104
297*
177a
177a
28 7%
17%
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82
81
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110
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1,000
25
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29
110
21,300
17'/*
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87.
2,800
13%
*24%
'
15'/2
7.800
12,200
..
100%.
13
■
86
1077a 1087a
*81
*109
U5'/<
*100
33%
*105
*17%
-
100®% 100%
11%
1,800
1,800
19
86
237/a
24
29'%
29%
*108
I097a
105
105%
104
14%
.
517a
11%
19
12%
101
28%
51
100
12%
287a
i
1007a
100s/a
61
12'/a
,
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*17%
•
7a
12%
287a
29
28%
108
*107%
*102'/.
17
80%
81%
110
*109
HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Apr. 23
28%
28%
23»/a
29 y.
29
2,200
60
20,300
'
8,400
29 Va
7,300
1097a
390
108'%
*108'/a
109'%
105
105
17%
Monday
*105
1067a
*105
107
104
*1027.
104
*1027.
1037a
17%
817,
110
16%,
817*
♦109
109'/a
17»/a.
813/*
110
70
17
16%,
82'/.
,
6,300
83'/a
1,900
no
*108'/a
PRICES
Apr. 24
$ per
$ per share
share
Wednesday
Apr. 25
$ per share
$ per
Thursday
Friday
Sales for
Apr. 26
Apr. 27
the Week
t per share
$ per share
42 7%
333/a
39'%
98®%
'
157,
46®/,
47
467a
46%
247a
23%
247a
237a
247.
44
44
♦43
547a
56
56
*907*
91
91
91
417a
417a
417a
427*
427*
427a
5,000
337a
337a
337,
337.
33%
6,300
397a
397a
33%
397*
40
40
407a
99
99
9974
99
99%
50,400
1,200
337*
327*
33
337*
337*
*1217a
135
*121%
397a
40
15%
47'/*
46%
247.
45
243/a
*42%
557*
557a
56%
547*
91
917a
*907*
42 7%
335/a
42%
427a
417a
333/a
335/a
33%
39®/a
40
987a
39%
987a
397a
98®/,
99
99
34
33
33
*32
39%
98®%
34'%
**2
45
*33
*1217a
*121%
135
40%
407*
91
91
357*
.
35%
*35
297*
"44
557a
91
42®/,
33®/a
135
*1217a
15%'
135
157a
157a
X157*
46%
477.
•247*
24 y2
157a
5,700
46%
47
4,300
247i
257a
8,100
457*
45
45
567*
X56
297a
297a
207a
20'%
*35 7e
355A
*357#
20®/a
357a
187*
800
400
135
397a
40%
387*
39%
91
90
7a
9172
*91
917a
907a
917a
357a
337a
35
•337*
347a
*33%.
357*
700
29
297a
28 7*
287,
287*
297*
297*
29%
6,700
207a
207a
20
20.7a
20
207,
20
207*
5,800
357a
357a
*35
*35 7a
35®/a
177a
17%
34,500
907*.
91
207a
297a
300
567a
90'
40
407a:
»v
.
Shares
157a
157a
92
*90
share
157*
467a
15%
18
18
*35 Yt
187*
357.
187a
Xl87a
19 7*
■
13,200
%.
119,900
360
35%
100
19%
197a
17,700
20.600
107*
107a
10
107*
10 7a
107*
107*
107a
103/a
10%
69
69-
687a
687a
687a
687a
687a
6872
687*
68%
700
13
137*
13%
137*
137*
13%
137*
13 Va
137.
13%
6,700
80
80
80
80
80
*80 7a
83
*80 7a
81%
200
16%
167*
16%
167a
16
*15 Va
16
157a
157a
1,200
19%
.
197a
19%
197*
197*
19%
197a
4,800
20
20
*132
137
*132
47
47
*46
447.
447a
*78 7a
137
135
*15
7a
197.
135
*132
19%
197,
137
*132
-132
137
467*
467a
46%
457*
46
47
47 7*
48
48
44 y,
447a
44
447*
44
447a
447,
44 7a
447.
44%
18,800
.
Talc & Towne Mfg Co
20
York Corp common-—
—1
4%% convertible preferred
50
Young (L A) Spring 6s Wire_No par
Youngstown Sheet 6s Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
Zenith Radio Corp—
Zomte Products Corp
—No par
-1
*267*
*82v
*98
*83
267a
27
27
267*.
277*
6,000
447a
267*
*82
83
82
99
83
10o
85
767a
76%
*157a
157*
99
*98
*82 7a
137
267/a
26 7.
267a
827a
*827*
827a
827a
827a
*97 7a
987a
98
99
*98 7a
*83
86
83
83
*837*
100
827a
767a
767*
.76%
767a
77
*767*
147a
,
827a
767a
44%.
85
157*
147a
.147,
14
15
447a
44%
44%
*44'/*
10
900
15'/*
44'%
43
35%
....
44%
44%
26%
263/*
82%.
84
110
100
130
867a
77
77
147,
15 7*
147a
15%
447a
45
44%
60
77
600
6,900
•
44%
1.400
14%
14%
14%
1.4'/*
147.
15
15%
157a
15%
44
14'/*
14%
44
€0,900
43'/a
43 3/*
44
44
447a
46
467a
46 V2
1,800
35%
35%
35%
35%
357a
35'/a
35%
357a
35%
36
367*
900
53% > 53 3/*
53%
537/a
527a
537.
52%
527*
52 %
53%
537a
53%
177a
17%
177/a
11,700
17%
177a
177a
173/*
*8
17%
17%
17%
18
66%
677*"
66 '/a
66%
64
66'/a
63%
65%
€5%
667,
65%
66%
4%
47.
47.
47a
•4%
4%
4%
57*
4%
4%
,
tin receivership, or petition has been filed for company's reorganization,
of 47a^ preferred ($50 par) for each share held).
share
21'/*.
114
*101
80
12'/2
122 %
12%.
122
Worthington Pump Ss Machinery
Deo 29
107a Feb 16
1
6%
'
77
95 ;
21'/*
102%
97
32%
28%
28%.
103/a
Jan
26
79
.57
31%
697*
137*
81
167/8
Jan
95% Deo 29
98% Deo 18
12'/a
121%
113%. 114 7*
*101
*94
*1007a
107*
44
69
4
20%
1147a
104
49%
97
127*
12®/.
122
50
12
12
*68 7a
137a
*80
167a
45
Apr
12%
*120
21
113%
*101
49%
*94
*38%
52
187a
135
3
com
———
13
Feb
16% July 12
'Jan
Sewihg Machine
45% Sep 18
•
74
—1
51
July 18
*54%
,
11%
11%
19%
193/,
100% 10iy«
$4.50 conv pfd series A_
No par
'Wilson & Co Inc common—No par
$4.25 preferred———Nopar
Wilson-Jones Co
L.
10
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
10
5
167a July 13
142
52
Wilcox Oil CO——
—5
Willys-Overland Motors comrtion-il
4
Apr
2,600
49%
97
"
Motor Co-
Prior preference
9
157* Jan
80-
July 18
32% Jan 10
427* Dec 18
23
197a Apr 27
12
Sep 22
13% Dec 30
137
White
Mar 24
91
5
White
Apr 11
127/a Apr
3
97* July 11
777* Jan
10
Jan
"lO
50
49'/a
'
28y.
*33
9
36
•
112
—
Mar 27
Feb
112
*110
.
61
12%
28'%
15%
*47
243/a
* 427a
54®%
237* Mar 19
33% Jan 12
5
Jun 27
•
*109'/*
112
24'/*
—
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry_—,—100
*1217a 135
Wheeling Sieel Corp com„—No par
407a
407*
'
Rights "—-—.a,---;:.——i-"" "
'''
$5 conv prior preferences-No par
91
91
White Dental Mfg (The S S)—20
*35
36
19
37 ya Apr
30
25% Not
57* Jan
Jan
,®% Apr 27
187* Dec 19
'
•
427a Feb 13
Mar 15
197* Jan
% Feb 13
126
90
Jan 12
297a Jan 26
26 7e
2
35% Jan 16
40ya Apr 27
1047a Feb
7
363AJan 22
98% Apr
347a Deo 12
1% Apr
,
30 Yt Nov
*59 '
*12'%
Weston Electric Instrument—12.50
297a Feb 26
20%
21«/a
114%
104
—
Western Air Lines Inc——
1
Western Auto Supply Co——.—10
Western Maryland Ry com—100
4% non-cum 2nd "preferred—100
Western Pacific RR com——No par
Preferred series A
100
Western Union Teleg class A-No par
Westinghouse Air Brake
^Nopar
Westinghouse Electric com——12M»
3.80% preferred series B
100
Apr 18
47% Feb 10
89
13
24% July 13
297a July 13
20%
114
Saturday
Apr. 31
Par
16
112
*110
*94
122
LOW AND
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
$ per share
41% Dec 22
55
Dec 29
64% Jun 27
112
117* Jan is
40% Jan 10
207* Jan 25
517a Apr 20
237a Dec 28
NEW
*
'
s per
13% Deo 28
5
*
Highest
$ per share
77* Jun 26
377a July 26
12 y*
Range Since Jan. I
Lowest
Highest
share
*121
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lowest
4
;
No par
West Penn Power 4%% pfd
_100
4.20% preferred series B_.
100
4.10% preferred series C
-100
West Virginia Coal & Coke—
5
West Va Pulp & Paper com—No par
4%% preferred—1
—100
Range for Previous
•
25
*109'/*
••
-
9
30
107
;
Apr 27
Feb 23
Mar 5
34% Feb
Jun 27
27
Feb 13
Feb
9
13% Feb
24% Apr
3
16% Mar 15■«
#1% Jan-rfl
147* Apf, 26
7% Jan
2
28
34
Dee 28
88V«Sep 25
35% Dec 28
Jun
5
24% Jan 13
83% Feb 28
x29%
56%
11%
21%
103%
W
Wabash RR 4-%% preferred
100
Waldorf System
No par
.Walgreen Co —
No par
Walker (Hiram) G 6s W——No par
Walworth Co ————2.50
Ward Baking Co common
-1
5Va% preferred
,1
-100
Warner Bros Pictures.
-5
7
24%
112
12%
12'/a
12%
122
24%
900
110
50'/*
94
*101
.
.
Apr'
49%
94
12'/*
,
20 Va Jan
50'/*
95
122
24%
36%
110
*
50'%
.
3
Jan
16y*Jan24
K
,
3
26% Dec
1
—
5
31% Mar
42y»Feb
27% Apr
:
24'/*
36%
1097a
24%
95
50»/4
...
Apr 27
Mar 26
60
50 VA
*95
98%
3%% preferred —
100
Va-Carolina Chemical com
No par
12%
12'/a
121
6% div partic preferred
100
121
21%
Virginia Elec 6s Power Co com—10
217*
$5 preferred
*113®/a 114%
100
*101 ■
104.
$4 04 dividend preferred-;
100
'
,$4.20 dividend preferred—100
Va; Iron. Coal & Coke 4% pfd—-25
*54%,
57
*32%
Virginian. Ry Co common--—_-25
32%
*28 '/*
6% preferred
29
,25
*38%
39%
Visking;Corp (The)——————«_5
.*17%.
Vulcan Detaining Co common—-.10.
18'A
1% preferred
30%
————20 *29%
100% Jan 18
12
•12% Jun 30
24'/*
■24%
24
;
-
24'%
Jan
Apr
58
24'/a July 18
-15% Feb 14
1,900
24%
112
Deo 29
8
3,900
112
14% Jfan 10
32
Feb
4
63 -Not 24
16
187*
*110
May 17
Jan
18
*109'/*
17% Jan
2
2C% Apr 23
Dec
18'/*,
112
18% Jan
33% Dee 30
97
17%.
112
65
-
18
*110
113% Mar 29
X30% Oct 13
37 y« Apr 13
22y* Sep
1
'•11
17%
*110
1027k Apr 12
46% Dec 30
9% Dec 28
20% Not 24
106
Sep 19
17%
18
17%
112
26
Jan 13
800
*17%
18'/4
112
Apr 24
6% July 13
32 %
*110
Jun
31
15%
32'/*.
*110
12
14'% July 14
157a
33
5% non-cumulative preferred
100
Victor Chemical Works common
5
48
4
15%
33
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
36
.
15%
32%
2
-
106% Dec 21
19% July. 7
15%
32%
27
102
<
*15'/a
110%, Mar 20
114
Mar 23
22
15%
32'/2
111
10]A Jan
28
117% Aug 25
114% Sep 12
*103% May 26
-*24'/a
15%
327a
9
46
11% Dec 28
Dee
>
35'/a
15%
32%
35
2
94
May
115
*18
36%
15'/a
*32 '/a
35
2
104
1017* Dec 29
29
18% Jan 10
32
Jan
4
July 12
51% May 19
27
Van Norman Co
Van Raalte Co Inc
10574 Jan
105
16 V*
13
33 % Feb
Jan
17
28% Oct 19
8
Jan
16% Feb
3
30% Jan
10
39% July 26
96% Mar 22
6% Jun
34%
8
14% Jan
38% Sep
9
18% Deo 20
3
79
Vanadium Corp of America—No par
2
16
32
36,% Apf 24
J an
16% Deo 29
20% Jan 26
.
30'A
a
4%
5
Deferred delivery.
•
,
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distributed,
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15,400
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italic letter® In
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column
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WEEKLY
-
Year
GOVERNMENT
11)50
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
101.30 Sep 11
107
Nov 13
111.10 May
Lowest
101.30 Sep
108.4
Highest
Treasury
Treasury
^Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
1
25
102.14 Apr
102.18
15
103.9
100.29 Aug 11
97.17 Apr
Feb~24
102.23
22
100.21 Dec
Sep~IB
100.29
Oct~31
100.27 Dec
100.4
Apr
97.14
18
98.7
Apr'li
Apr
100.21
Jan"l6
Jan
9
1
100.19 Mar
103.20 Jun
8
98.2
Apr
12
101.28 Jan
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 21
Low
High
Thursday
Apr. 25
Low
High
•
Sales fer
Fridav
Apr. 20
High
the Week
Apr. 27
Low
High
Low
*100.22
100.24
*100.22
100.24
*100.22
100.24
*100.22
100.24
*100.22
100.24
*100.21
100.23
105.31
*105.28
106
*105.30
106.2
*105.28
106
*105.30
106.2
*105.28
106
*100.7
100.8
*100.7
100.8
*100.7
100.8
*100.6
100.7
*100.6
100.7
*100.6
100.8
SVie
2%»
1956-1959
*106.30
107.2
*106.30
107.2
*107
107.4
*107.2
107.6
*107.4
107.3
*101.4
107.C
1958-1963
*108.6
108.10
*108.8
108.12
*108.12
108.16
*103.18
108.22
*103.20
108.24
*108.20
103.24
2V4s—;
1960-1965
*110.4
100.8
*110.6
110.10
*110.8
110.12
*110.12
110.16
*110.12
110.16
*110.10
110.14
2 Vis™,
.
1952-1954
*100.20
100.22
*100.20
100.22
*100.21
100.23
*100.23
100.28
*100.25
100.28
*100.25
100.28
1956-1958
*101.18
101.22
*101.22
101.26
*101.26
101.30
*102
102.6
*102.6
102.10
*102.4
102.8
1982-1967
*98.2
98.6
*98.2
98.6
*98.8
98.12
*98.14
98.18
*98.14
98.18
*98.12
98.16
1963-1968
*97.22
97.26
*97.22
97.26
*97.26
97.30
*97.30
98.2
*97.30
98.2
*97.30
Jun
1964-1969
*97.12
97.16
*97.12
97.16
*97.14
97.18
*97.18
97.22
*97.20
97.24
*97.20
97.24
Dec
1964-1969
*97.10
97.14
*97.10
97.14
*97.14
97.18
*97.16
97.20
*97.18
97.22
*97.18
97.22
97.12
*97.12
97.18
*97.16
97.20
*97.14
97.18
1966-1971
*97.6
97.10
*97.6
97.10
"*97.10
£7.14
*97.14
97.18
*97.16
97.20
*97.14
97.18
.Jun
1967-1972
*97.8
97.10
*97.6
97.10
*97.10
97.14
*97.14
97.18
*97.18
97.22
*97.18
97.22
100.12
*100.14
100.18
*100.12
100.16
97.20
*97.18
97.22
*97.18
1965-1970
*97.8
97.12
*97.8
Sep
1967-1972
*99.26
99.30
*99.30
Dec
1967-1972
*97.6
97.10
*97.8
100.2
*100.4
97.12
*
*97.14
97.16
100.8
*97.10
*100.8
97.14
.
*97.16
98.2
97.22
1951-1953
*100.21
100.23
*100.21
100.23
*100.21
100.23
*100.21
100.23
*100.21
100.23
*100.21
100.23
1952-1955
*100.3
100.5
*100.4
100.8
*100.6
100.9
*100.9
100.12
*100.10
100.13
*100.10
100.13
1954-1950
103.8
*103.4
103.8
*103.6
103.10
*103.8
103.12
*103.8
103.12
*103.8
103.12
*100.8
100.12
*100.8
100.12
*100.16
100.20
*100.24
100.28
*100.28
101
*100.24
100.28
1959-1962
*97.8
97.12
*97.12
97.16
*97.18
97.22
*97.24
97.28
*97.26
97.30
*97.22
1959-1962
*97.6
97.10
*97.10
97.14
*97.1.6
97.20
*97.22
97.26
*97.24
97.28
*97.20
1951-1953
Dec
*103.4
1956-1959
Jun
*99.31
1951-1955
100.1
*99.23
*99.31
*
99.26
100.1
*100
100.2
*100.1
100.3
97.26
97.24
*100.1
100.3
99.26
*99.25
99.28
*99.26
Jun
1952-1954
*99.26
99.28
*99.28
99.28
*99.28
99.30
*99.31
100.1
*100.1
100.3
*100.1
100.3
Dec
1952-1954
*99.25
99.27
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173
111
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1968
assented
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AND
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,
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Number 5007
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1813)
NEW YORK BQND
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
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91
94%
II
*100
96%
100
100
1953—Mar-Sept
1971—Mar-Sept
2s series H
Ohio Division first mortgage 3%s
—
82%
99 %
77%
75
First consol mortgage 3%s series E 1964_April-Oct
First consol mtge 3%s series F 1990—1-Jan-July
70%
'
*107%
Tenp Va & Georgia div first 5s 1956 May-Won
stamped
76
99
•
—
series
debentures
5s
98
68
22
.Jan-July
Ljune-Dec
series
refund
'
100 %
57%
5
68
—
90%
fixed
Ry 3%s 1970
El Pasp & Southwestern first 5s 1965
130%
93
w_
-
96%
:
98
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1
77
105%
101
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87%
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1
—
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101
80
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-
77
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~
82
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2
95%
75%
__
Jan-Juiy
April
2038
—
111%
106
100
82
1988—
1
—
lixed
1993
Duquesne Light Co 2%s 1977
1st mortgage '2%s 1979—
112%
104
18
*106
Chicago Indianapol.s & Louisville Ry—
A lot
mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983____April
A 2nd
mortgage 4%s hie ser A Jan 2003—-April
Chicngo Indiana & Southern 4s 1956
.Jan-July
.
92%
76'%
__
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B 1976-Mar-Sept
Dow Chem.cal 2,35s debentures 1961a.
—May-Won
117
111.
105% 106%
__
n___May-Nov
1982
Chicago Gt West fir&t 4s series A
Mar-Sepf
1980—
gold 4s 1995—±
s.
Detroit Terminal '& Tunnel 4%s 1961
107 %
117
113%
•95%
May-Nov
.-JUay-Nov
B 1985_—May-Nov
ASecond
103
16
*110% Ui%
__
106%
1997_______April
1985
2018
Gen & ref mtge 2%s
100
,
.-May-Nov
interest) 1993
H'1970
104%
102
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mortgage 3% series B 1985'
Chicago & Ene
101
'
*
101%
7
—
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2042
1
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mortgage
Edisoil El 111
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&
1
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12
-1
2%s
interest)
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and
inc
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1st
;
mortgage
99%
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102
122%
and
A^e^eral
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A
interest)
—
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refunding mortgage 3%s 1985—Feb-Aug
refund.ng mortgage 2%s 1970—Feb-Aup
& ref mtge 3s 1990.1
i
Feb-Aug
1st
Grande
contingent
101% 101%
First and
First
trust
__
__
1973,-June-Dec
gold 4s 1989
Bnni„gton & yuxncy RR—
Oo
General
& coll
mtge
l'/o
59%
97%
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.
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.
ser
Detroit & Mack'first lieri
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con
.
.1993
mtge & .cpll tr 4%s ser
A Income
53i/4
April-Oct
impt M 3%s series D 1996—May-Nop
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Feb-Aug
first
5s. series C
due
division
trust 4-6s May
First mortgage series A
'
and impt M 3%s
div
1963
Delaware Power & Light 3s. 1973
April-Oct
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First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1979—Jan-July
3s
R? .und^and
M
mortgage
Pennsylvania Division—
1st u.lg.e & cpll tr 5s
100%' 103%
104
Ry Co—
1992
1965
Lackawanna & Western Div
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i
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
and
York
A Income
100
68
72
102
3%s series A 1974
Feb-Aup
mortgage 3%s series B 1968
—Feb-Aug
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965——Jan-July
Rexund
2%s debentures
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102
__
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4%s
—
—
98
109%
100%
101% ltl7/8
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&
contingent
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3s
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—
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19
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Power
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2
—
99%
19
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161%
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2020
York
95%
r
107%
Feb-Aug
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mortgage 4%s series B Jan
mortgage
LOW
106
*99
—
April-Oct
Deere
Delaware & Hudson 4s extended
*105% 106%
__
May
New
June-Dec
109%
1960
2020
Gpner"l
95%
+___Jan-July
111%
Cent?" 1 RR Co of N J—
Central
1975—April-Oct
1978
A
106%
101% 102%
__
Mar-Sept
1995
A
3s series
108%
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series
Jan. 1
No.
June-Dec
,
102
]—Mar-Sept
1965
mortgage 4%s series A Jan 1
AGen
mortgage
5
Georgia Ry—
mortgage
AGen
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Sold
Morris & Essex
4s
§ A Central Branch U P first
Central
First
10
107
'
Carthage & Adirondack Ry—
1
First mortgage guaranteed 4s
1981______.June-.Dec
Celanese Corp 3s debentures 1965
April-Oct
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..Feb-Aug
3%s
110
100 22 luOa-i
__
-
(perpetual)
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s
First mortgage 3s 1978—,1
104%
103%
106% lo6%
„_
Mar-Sept
stock
104
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7
Capital Airlines, Inc—
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lt4
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__
Feb-Aug
1951
■?
debenture
conv
1956
Ry—
Bonds
High
Dayton Union Ry 3%s series B 1965—
.'_june-Dec
Guaranteed gold 4%s
Guaranteed gold 4%s
Canadian
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
97
~
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II
Jan-Julv
4%K
cold
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__
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consol
gtd. 5s A 1962—ApriZ-oct
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,
an
a
or
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D
1976—June-Dec
California Oregon Power 3V8s 1974
Week's Range
Last
Period
Exchange
C
California
25
104%
,104%
RR—*
mortgage 4s series ..A 1994—
Jan-July
General
mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan 2019
4%s conv increased series B Jan 1 2044
100
78% .79%.
66
67%
78%
66%
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April
20
.
•
12
*
100
76%
104%
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87%
85
65%
83
64%
74%
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94'%
94%
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74
Chicago & North Western R|?—
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mortgage
inc 4%s Jan
conv
I 1999—April
66
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%-
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Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
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.
Jan-July
Chicago St L & New Orleans 5s 1951——June-Dec
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—June-Dec
64%
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.
..
.
2%-4%s
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1994_
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—
—
Chicago Union Station—'
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Jan-July
103%
100%
and
First
First
refunding 4%s series D
mortgage
Cincinnati
First
•"7
C
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City
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mtge 2%s
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—
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gtd 3%s
series
mortgage'2 %s series G
Service
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100
—
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103 %
100
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&
Corp 2%s
Co
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Fuel
1974—,:
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1976
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89
85
97%
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1966
96%
93
94%
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—
93
156
100
94%
1961——June-Dec
1
17
103
General 5%s series B
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5s
106
General
4 %s
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gold
General
5s
& St Louis
General
102
101%
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Cincinnati
Wab
Mich
&
Div
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St Louis Division first coll trust
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t
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mortgage
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3s
2%s
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ruei
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95
97
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i.on
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&
series
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.
"
2%s
external
4s
f debentures
s
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1999—
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3%s
A
1961
Feb-Aug
Edison
of
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April-Ocf
refund
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and
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mtge 2%s ser C 1972
June-Dec
refunding 3s scries D 1972____May-Nov
and
F.rot
3»
2%s
ser
A
94%
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convextib.e
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—
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debentures
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100
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125
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98%
13
100 %
101%
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1962-June-Dec
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1957—_____April-Oct
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111
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5s
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A
ser
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9 3'/a
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121%
34
103%
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1963
1952
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96%
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RR—
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mortgage 3%s
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trust
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1979_May-Wop
1974—May-Nou
£
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gold
series C
4s
1952
1955
4s
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,
99%
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101
126
4s
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Jan-Ju.y
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107
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97%
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71
—
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100
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97
97
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Western-Lines
98%
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Joint
'
:
;
first
first
gold
refund
5s series
A
1963—_—June-Dec
102
96%
104%
refunding 4%s series C 1963—June-Dec
mortgage 4s series D 1963—June-Dec
Illinois Terminal Ry 4s series A 1970_,
Jan-July
103
101%
101%
104%
10
101
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and
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3
105%
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1951
4s
•
105%
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3
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90
29%
103%
1951
3%s
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ft
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5
first
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105'/a 105 Va
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—
Louisville Div & Term
Division
106
108%
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—
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1953
1955„
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,Debenture 4%s 1966
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100
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106
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trust
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3%s
lines
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105%
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106%
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mortgage 4%s-3%s ser A
102
119%
1981__Jan-July
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series
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100%
562
3s
a
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100
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96%
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April-oct
X
SADeposit receipts
8A7%s series A deposit receipts 1946
§A6s series B deposit receipts 1946
80
—
June-Dec
—1—June-Dec
1979
2%s 1980
Illinois Bell Telephone
104 %
102%
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__
May-Nov
page
72%
93
96
'
L-Jan-July
1968—
1978_
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April-Oct
1969-————-——-Jan-July
mortgage
AAdjusted
106%
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100
—
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—
first mtge 2% 1975
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Jan-July
Crucible Steel Co of Am 1st mtge3V8s 1966 May-Nov
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June-Dec
§ A Deposit receipts
^____June-Dec
footnotes
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4s
Hocking Valley Ry first 4%s 1999-,
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94%
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85%
93
97%
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1931
debs .1962
RR first 5s gold
84%
2
84
__
April-Oct
1973
Natural Gas
87
104'/2
89%
City.—
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87
103% 103%
103%
gold 3s 1951
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Continental
A Cuba
refunding
First mortgage
Omaha
Consolidated
20%
101%
101 %
102%
98%
.
98%
101% 101%
1982_Mar-Sept
refund
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21
Feb
mortgage, 3s
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mtge
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94
Ohio RR—
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York—
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3s
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105%
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93
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103%
128%
114
I
Feb-Aug
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90
101%
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94
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1955.__Feb-Aup
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100
100
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3s
87
1961—Jan-July
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Jan-July
April
1969—April-Oct
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April
Hudson Coal
1975
Eiec
f.rst
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series
Gulf States Utilities 2%s
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73
101 %
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1975—
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Collateral
101%
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3s
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series Q 2010—i-Jan-July
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mortgage
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1952
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1969—•.—Mar-Sept
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98
■
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debentures
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102%
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1959—
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100%
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Cities
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1st
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,~,Jan-July
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92
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96
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96
96
9614
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94%
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1976
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June-Dec
1980
Kansas City Southern Ry 4s ser A 1975—April-Oct
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June-Dec
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105
1974
April-Oct
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987..
Jan-July
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1952
1953
99
102
*101
—
For footnotes
94
10
101% 102
102
—
94
98%
*101 % 102'A
1986_Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Nor 5s A 1983
Orleans & Northeastern RR—
tNew Orleans Texas
'
—
Jan-Julv
Light 3s 1974_
Great
Refunding & impt 4Vis
New
-j-
May-Nov
I-1-—Mar-Sep*
New
New
■
98'A
•
1982
3s
*__
■
—
1974—ApriZ-Oct
Steel
Naugatuck RR first gold 4s 1954—
New
General
Feb-Aug
1970-June-Dec
—April-Oct
1975.
sinking
97%
98'A
99
10
8%
7%
10
97%
10
9
101'A.
T^olume
173
Number 5007
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
-
(1815) ^27.
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
Period
or
Sale Price
Low
Cincinnati Chic & St Louis
Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser F
1953__June-Dec
Plttsb
Coke
&
Chem
1st
mtge
Pittsburgh Consolidation
3%s
debentures
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Steel
3%s
First
1965
B
First mortgage 4Vis
series
C
1960
113
__
_w
106
100
41
107
85%
100
106'A
Assn of St Louis—
Refund and hnpt M 4s series C 2019
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
114%
106
6
85'/a
115
7
100
85'A
.6
100
&
101'A
and
refund
M
and
refund
M
General
102'A
96%
—
97%
*96%
97
1
June-Dec
New
of
Tri-Continental
&
Ohio
Cent
C
M
1970_ApriZ-Oct
1990_ApriZ-Oct
2000
3%s
101%
100'A
101
3s
*102
*95
—
*99
debentures
1st
101
98 'A
mtge
ref and
98 %
E
ser
2%s
May-Nop
101%
First and refunding
mortgage 3'As 1968__Jan-July
First and
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
First and refunding
mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
99
101
1985—Jan-July
3%s
1974
June-Dec
debentures
103%
debs
1961
106%
U
152%
219
104'A
100
Rubber
S
30
195
99
99
10
97%
97%
3
105% 105%
Mar-Sept
—
7
*95'/a
1980
2%s
—
25
98%
*100%
—
106
102%
58
66%
27%
34 Va
99
100
97%
100
debs
1970
2%s
debentures
103%
104
9 8'/a
98%
~2
98%
102%
95
98
10
95
104%
89
90
13
89
*—
98%
Feb-Aug
debentures
109 y«
101 Va
99%
104
June-Dec
1976
105 %
100 Va
—
June-Dec
89
100
96%
„
1976—
May-Nov
April-Oct
Universal Pictures 3%s debentures
1959—Mar-Sept
2%s
104'/a
*98'/a
—
58 %
27%
United
*99% 104'/2
—
99%
58
29%
United Biscuit Co
102%
142
103%
138%
100%
102%
12
•
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991„Mar-Sept
of America 2%s 1966
April-Oct
Gas Corp 2%s 1970
Jan-July
100%
5
103
98%
134
*—
Jan-July
April-Oct
RR—
17
152%
98 '/a
2
134
101% 102
--
-May-Nov
California
11
214
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
refunding mortgage 27As 1979_June-Dec
2%s
99
of
Pacific
101%
142
—
104
105
■A
1968
102'A 102'A
—
97%
102%
98'%
*__
128 %
5
20
*98% 102%
June-Dec
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
& coll tr 2%s
Union Oil
98%
Union
Co—
High
U
*97
—
Jan .1
Low
128
98
Pacific—
Orleans
Corp
123%
97 %
of Missouri 3%s 1971
May-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_Apnl-Oct
First
—
No.
99%
101
99%
Ranre Sine*
Sold
102% 103 %
Union Electric Co
__
Bonds
High
*120
97%
102%
110%
101% 101%
„
May-Nov
1963
B
series
5s
Ry first refunding 4s 1960
Adjustment income 5s Jan 1960
99
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Gas
RR
Tol
94%
series
3%s
Pacific-Missouri
Term
Jan -July
April-Oct
_May-Nov
JThird Ave
99
110'A
3%s
gold
refund
94'A
97%
97
and
95%
3
Range
Friday's
RR—
First
103
101
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s 1984
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
&
1
7
101%
Orleans
First
102%
101
New
Texas & Pacific first
96'A
101% 101%
—
or
Bid & Asked
Terminal RR
•
106% 107 %
Last
le Price
Period
103
Texas
Pittston Co 5%s income
debentures 1964—Jan-July
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Mar-Sept
Potomac Elec Power 1st
mtge 3'As 1977
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3s 1983
Jan-July
First and
107%
113
113 Va
Interest
Exchange
Low
*105Vs 108 %
*„
Week's
Friday
New York Stock
High
103
April-Oct
Ry—
& Ashtabula
First general 5s series B 1962
First general 5s series C
1974_1
First general 4
Vis series D 1977
and
Low
101
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown
First
No.
*113
—June-Dec
27
BONDS
Jan. 1
A
1959
debentures
APRIL
Range Sine*
Sold
103
„
Jan-July
1958—April-Oct
4%s
series
3s
ENDED
Texas
1st mortgage
Electric
WF.EK
*101% 106
Coal—
mortgage 4%s
Public Service
Bonds
High
103
__
1964__May Nov
& West Virginia
Ry—
mortgage 4%s series A 1958
First
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Pittsburgh
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G
1957—May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H
I960—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
1963-Feb-Augf
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser
J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General
mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General
mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General
mortgage 3«%s series E 1975
Aprll-Ocf
FOR
Week's Range
Last
96%
101 Va
98%
96%
1
96%
96
Va
*—
1967
98%
97%
98%
*__
_
98
97%
98
95
97%
103%
—
95
95
95%
29
109% 110%
464
104'A
110%
102% 102%
6
102%
102%
101%
V
Vanadium
Quaker
Oats
2%s
3'As
•
debentures
1964
Jan-July
»—
100
9 9'A
101%
Corp
America—
of
debs
conv
1965
—
consol gtd 4s series A 1955.
_Feb-Aug
sinking fund series B 1957
.May-Nov
Virginia Electric & Power
R
series D
debs
1995__May-Nov
1973
85%
April-Oct
100'A
Rochester Gas & Electric
Corp—
General mortgage 4'As series
D
1977—Mar-Sept
General-mortgage 3'As series J 1969
Mar-Sept
85%
1
85'A
3
99%
*103'A
104'A
96'A
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
First consolidated 5s
102'A
10L
105%
99 %
101
97
*104
.April-Oct
104
95
-May-Nov
C 1973 -April-Oct
95
95
95'A
—
ser
96%
99%
*35
-Jan-July
1958
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
First lien and ref mtge 3%s
96'A
99%
.
*100
—
Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975_.
.Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978-Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979-June-Dec
lst & ref mtge 2%s ser H 1S80
_Mar-Sept
96%
100'A
100
110'A
Vandalia RR
Consol
Reading Co first & ret 3'As
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s
.April-Oct
95%
*102%
1
10
93
95
102%
—
99%
101%
104%
100
100 V*
104 'A
S
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
8t. Lawrenee fc
Adirond'k 1st gold 5s
Second gold 6s 1996
St
Louis Rocky
Mt &
P
5s
;
Mar-sept
1996—Jan-July
*97
stamped 1955—Jan-July
6t Louis-San
Francisco Ry Co—
mortgage 4s series A 1997
ASecond mtge inc 4'As series
St Louis-Southwestern
Ry—
100
100%
W
104%
*73'A
78
77
78
*80
April-Oct
86
79
79
-103'A
101'A
—
Wabash
Jan-July
A
Jan
First 4s bond certificates
1989
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
St
Paul
&
Duluth
first
cons
AGeneral
mtge 4'As series A
mtge 3s series B 1980
6eagram
(Jos E) & Sons
debentures 1974
3s
Shell
Union
Oil
2'As
2'As
89'A
89'A
5
82
82
7
82
Feb-Nov
95
96
3
95
1976—May-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As
2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As
1967__Jan-JuZy
General mortgage 3s guaranteed
1979—May-Nov
*92
95
*__
59%
106
104
West
126.
127
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361—
Jan-July
4s registered 2361—
——Jan-July
Western Maryland first mortgage 4s 1952_April-Oct
*11
1989—May-JVoo
May
93 %
April-Oct
7s
_Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
93 7A
100%
E
F
1996-
G
1961
general
gold 5s
1986—
3'As
Bell
1994
4s
Tel
debentures
ASpokane
(N
debs
1935_.
1983
Internatl
Standard Oil
2%s
Jl
27As
Co
Union
30-year
9 8'A
102
100'A
2%s
99'A
106'A
Wilson
Winston-Salem
103'A
tWisconsin
101'A 102 'A
99% 101
93
100%
148
97'A
90,
100%
§ASu &
96%
first
105
102
105'/a
105
107
71%
62
rllT'A
103%
62%
50
62
69%
102% 102%
62%
102 %
66
24
102
103 V*
43
64%
7
100%
106%
352
103%
114
103%
36
102%
104%
97'A
2
96%
101%
100'A 101
108'Arll3'A
103
Electric
97'A
100
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
100% 101'A
5
100%
101
5
101
102%
*100%
Jan-July
101
104%
100% 103%
—
110
113 Va
89
88%
89
51
84
92%
Jan-July
1936—May-Nov
87
87
68
64%
68
53
63%
71
*94%
98
—Jan-July
4s
deposit
Wisconsin
Power
2%s
1976
June-Dec
———Mar-Sept
—Jan-July
Light & Power 2%s 1976_Jan-July
94'A
97%
99%
100%
100'A 100'A
1971
105%
97
81'A
92
93'A
'96'A
109%
125%
110
97%
17
105'A
107
111
98
98
108'A
19
Yonkers Electric
100'A
106%
103
96%
*101
108
96%
106'A
4
93 'A
49
-Jan-July
98%
98'A
93%
15
J an-July
delivery
the
sale
not
year's range,
the
n
Included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
Under-thc-rule sale not included in the year's range, r Cash >al*
year's range,
100'A
103
here is
91%
96%
98%
102'A
99%
100
in
included in
y Ex-coupon.
^Negotiability impaired by maturity.
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 otj
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds
selling flat.
([These issues were previously listed on the Curb Exchange.
The 1951 year's range show*
72'A
100'A
99 %
*96'A
included
not
106'A
62'A
101%
100
110'A
106
62'A
Deferred
a
101'A
95'A
91%'
Jan-July
May-Nov
of
term
First mortgage 2%s 1979
Wisconsin Public Service 3'As
62'A
1972——
103%
Certificates
and
102'/4
93'A
debentures
debentures 1973
A
div
Du
103
9 9'A 100'A
99'/a
8
10
102
—JawJuly
1960
101
02'A
25As
4s
137'A
107% 108%
ft-
Jan-JuZy
first
96
34
10
104%
Ry—•
118
40
60%
101
103%
65
1958—•—April-Oct
general 4s 1949
Certificates of deposit—
.174
84%
106
April-Oct
B
Central
3s
425
81%
65%
Apr-Ocf
May
2014
SAFirst
105 Va
S
mortgage
98'A
95%
99'A 100
102
—Mar-Sept
126'A
„
Jan
1971
first
101
109% 112
108%
Co
99
81'A
April-Oct
&
95
*89
April-Oct
A
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970-,
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
98
123%
84'A
*93'A
112
1969
income
2
105'/8 105'/8
Mar-Sept
4'As
57
103% 103%
May-Woy
x—Jan-July
1966
I860
5
*100%
Jan-July
—Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
5s
4
121
1
103%
Telegraph Co—
debentures
84'A
97%
1974
series
90
96 Vis
Westinghouse Electric Corp—
47'A
95
98 'A
126 %
3'As
3'As
4'As-4s series A
Pacific
101%
93 >A
5
first gold 4'As 2013
April
debentures 2%s
1971—May-Nov
-
&
35
100% 100%
84%
May-Nov
2%s debentures 1974
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures 1966_
Swift
94
95
—
series A 1956
Devel and general 6s
series A 1956
Devel and general
6'As series A 1956
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
Southwestern
93'A
94%
42'A
98
*98
1977
series
Devcl and
56
mtge
Western
100
123%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Jan-July
mortgage
first consol
95
49%
*97'A 101'A
Power
Western
97%
100
Electric
Penn
Gen
101
93
1
April-Oct
mortgage 2%s series
mortgage 2%s series
Ry
94%
*47'A
96%
99'A
96%
100
Co—
First
Southern
91'A
'
95
Co—
2%s
111
94
*—
100
1971_
1941
94"
*93'A
June-Dec
First
First
93%
May-Nov
.
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
Gold
4'As
1981_
May-Nov
3s
convertible
debentures
1960
Apr-Oct
San Fran Term 1st
mtge 3%s ser A 1975_June-Dec
RR
127%
*'
2016
1969
Pacific
West Penn
92
103'%
101
104
__
A
A
3'As
105'A
June-Dec
(Oregon Lines)
debentures
conv
104'A
*105%
April-Oct
-
Southern
96'A
Co
Jan
*—
Pacific Co—
4'AS"
81'A
B
1971
122
debentures 1985
27As debentures 1987
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
4'As
177
Walworth
104
90%
85
1991—April
series
mortgage 3%s series B
April
115
2%s
Gold
85'A
96'A
1981
115
&
First
83
67
Jan
*—
1966
debentures
98
A
1989_Jan-july
North Ala RR gtd 5s
1963
Southern Bell Telephone &
Telegraph
3s debentures 1979
Southern
85%
1968_June-Dec
Jan
;§ASileslan-Amer Corp coll trust
Skelly Oil 2%s debentures 1965
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2'As 1976
South
2022—May
96%
series
May-Noo
gold 4s
Paul Union Depot 3'As B
1971
Scioto V & New England 1st
gtd 4s
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
1st
mtge income 4'As
First
98
Co—
mtge 4s income
Gen
102'A
1st
St
RR
Gen
100
lu2
a
combination of
all sales
,
on
both Exchanges.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
In the
following extended list we furnish a complete record of the
transactions on New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning Saturday, April 21,
and ending the current
Friday, April 27. It is compiled from the reports of the Curb
Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security, whether
stock or bond, in which
any dealings have occurred
during the current year.
'
RANGE
Friday
Exchange
Week's
Range
Shares
Par
ABC
Vending
ACF-Brill
Corp
1
Low
7%
Motors warrants
—
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
New
Alloys
—1
common
Co
10
common
Aero
Supply
1
Manufacturing—
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth Manufacturing common
Air Associates
Inc
For footnotes
(N J)
see
page 31.
6%
1
APRIL
Low
7%
4,100
2
2%
2,200
6
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
High
7%
Week's
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
7%
Apr
1% Mar
High
9%
Jan
Air-Way
2%
Jan
Alrfleets Inc
Electric
Appliance
4%
3%
6%
1,700
Jan
7%
Jan
Alabama
Great Southern
50
29%
Jan
41%
Alabama
27%
Apr
Power 4.20%
28%
300
27%
Apr
28%
Apr
Alaska
Airlines
4%
4%
1,000
4'/b
Jan
5%
Feb
Alles
Fisher
4
Jan
5
&
2%
3'/a
2,500
10%
11 Va
1,900
9%
Feb
11'/B
12%
Apr
Allied
12%
12%
300
10%
Jan
15%
Feb
Altes
1
16%
15%
16%
19
Jan
Altofer
__
3
5,700
2% Mar
13%
Jan
Allied
Internat
Products
.50
preferred
9%
10%
Low
1,400
Investing cap stk
(Mich) common
common
...
High
10'/a Mar
6%
9%
100
97%
8%
10
97
Feb
107
97%
50
97%
Apr
102 %
9%
7,800
4%
Jan
Jan
3%
97%
Feb
21'/s
Jan
100
1
23%
23%
1
3%
3%
4
2,800
9
9
50
—
23%
250
5
•
Jan
Jan
7
100
100
1
common
8%
5%
1
Inc
Brewing Co
Bros
9%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
40%
-
Low
Par
5
•
27
40%
28%
—-
Adam Hat Stores Inc
ENDED
for Week
ot Prices
WEEK
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
New York Curb
FOR
Jan
Feb
Jan
10% Mar
7%
4%
Feb
Jan
26
Mar
3% Mar
5
Jan
7%
9
Apr
Jan
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
FOR WEEK
ENDED APRIL 27
*
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Week'*
Sales
Range
for Week
of Price*
Shares
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Curb Exchange
New York
Low
Par
preferred
cumulative
$3.75
Manufacturing
Aluminum
Goods
Aluminum
Industries
Amer Air Filter 5%
common
pfd
conv
{American E<antam Car Co class
American
A
Beverage common
Book
American
Co
,
New York Curb Exchange
1
Range Since Jan.
71%
73%
7,300
67%
95 %
93%
95%
300
93%
Apr
27
Jan
Casco
104%
Products
& Co
(A M)
1%
27
100
27%
Feb
11%
H%
12
2,050
9%
Jan
13
Feb
Catalin
16%
100
14%
Jan
16% Mar
Central
Corp of Amori™
Illinois Secur Corp
%
Jan
Feb
Central
Maine Power
25% Mar
1
1%
1%
82
2,100
1%
100
l'A
70
78%
1%
Jan
83%
1 %
Feb
1%
Jan
'
Mar
84
•'
Light—
&
Power
Hard
Laundry
American
Manufacturing
Machine
American Maracaibo
Co
Class
Potash
B
American
Seal-Kap
Amer
common
Superpower Corp common
series preferred
$6
American
Thread
American
Writing Paper common
preferred.
6%
Light $7 pfd
convertible preferred
American
dep rets
Jan
40
Jan
Charis
Jan
40
Jan
55
56%
11,600
44'A
Jan
57'A
Apr
18%
22%
5,100
10%
Jan
22%
Apr
A
8,600
%
Jan
%
Jan
%
%
4%
4%
11%
8%
9%
300
11%
200
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11%
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3%
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4
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Apr
113
3%
1,300
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105% 106
Mar
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15,400
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16%
Apr
46,400
10%
Jan
17%
Apr
Colonial Sand 8c Stone Co
1,300
10%
Jan
10%
Feb
Colt's
111%
Jan
15%
Jan
21%
Jan
Community
40
Jan
48
Feb
Compo
Jan
Vtc ext to 1956
1
Engineering Corp
1
Utilities
1
Consolidated Liquidating
•
Consolidated Mining 8c Smelting Ltd—
Consolidated Royalty Oil
10
10%
10%
1,100
19%
20%
5,600
3%
3%
75%
1,100
75
2,000
3%
500
76
74
6%
Automatic Steel Products Inc
•
3
Machine
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
6%
9,500
23%
23%
2,500
5%
1
Automatic
6 Vs
23%
1
;
5%
1,100
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7%
16%
Apr
12%
13%
Jan
23% Mar
8%
200
8%
1,200
17
9%: Apr
Jan
Apr
1
Apr
500
%
65
63
65
1
10%
75
78
mar
Feb
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25%
Feb
Apr
7%
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Class
7%
Jan
8%
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Apr
21%
Feb
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American
38%
40
12%
12%
12%
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5%
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Bell
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Aircraft
Canada
Hedges
Inc
2%
20%
4
common
Blue
Ridge
Corp
Feb
13%
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
13% Mar
18
4
9,500
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
12%
14
1,200
11%
Apr
14%
Jan
18%
1,100
18
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20
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20
83
Apr
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Mar
Feb
1
23%
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37%
620
25 %
Jan
37%
Apr
5%
37%
5%
100
4%
Jan
7%
Feb
23%
22
6,000
20%
Jan
25%
Feb
10
8,100
8%
Apr
9%
Apr
Jan
26%
*
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Corp common
Bridgeport Gas Lignt Co
*
9%
♦
26%
25%
26%
325
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•
23
23
24
250
23
Jan
24
Mar
Feb
33%
Jan
27% Jan
32%
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_
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:
Crown
Drug Co
31%
•
Co
30%
31%
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dep rets ord bearer
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dep
rets
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Amer
dep
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rets
Class
4%
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Bruce
Power
class
3%
3%
8,500
2%
Jan
3%
27%
100
26%
Apr
30%
Co
common
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.
6%
16%
6%
4%
1,000
3%
Jan
1,300
18%
Apr
22%
Jan
6 %
1,400
6 % Mar
6%
Jan
15 %
16%
24%
2.50
24%
15,400
10%
Jan
16%
500
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29
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Jan
13
Jan
15% Mar
20
Feb
21%
23
11%
11%
11%
1,350
8%
%
Burry Biscuit Corp
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5,700
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3%
3%
2,800
12%o
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~3%
Feb
8
13
22%
dep rets
Apr
Mar
200
1
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Burma Corp Amer
14
2.50
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Burd
10%
3,500
Jan
Mar
5
Jan
4
Apr
Feb
6%
5'A
Jan
4,500
7% Mar
10'A
Apr
34% Mar
40'A
Jan
6%
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34%
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1,900
6%
6%
2,100
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Jan
Feb
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9%
3,800
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10%
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3%
1,100
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3%
67%
325
7%
66
700
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4%
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Jan
Apr
8'A
Feb
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61
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14
9%
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11% Mar
1,900
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1,100
11%
13
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500
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30
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12
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1.44%
Feb
118
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17%
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10
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100
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Jan
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2,100
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68%
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2,200
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400
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31%
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18
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33
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39
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Jan
12% Mar
Jan
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4%
38%
38%
100
6 %
6%
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Devoe
&c Raynolds class
Distillers
Co
American
Feb
Jan
8%
Jan
12%
Jan
15% Mar
Jan
142% Mar
12 %
Jan
15
16
200
2%
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27%
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.
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*
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*;
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Co
Durham Hosiery class B common
Duro
Test Corp common
Sulphur &
Duval
Jan
Jan
Jan
15 %
2%
Feb
Jan
21%
Apr
Jan
5°/a
Jnu
4,500
4%
7,000
4%
54% Mar
60"%
Jan
35%
31%
35%
8,400
2o Va
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35%
Apr
Apr
33%
Jan
32
32
100
32
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15%
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29 %
29%
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28
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34 Va
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40
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94
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17%
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7,200
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14'A
Jan
5%
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5%
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18
200
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300
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3%
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Jan
16
6%
20%
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Jan
1ft Apr
19
Mar
6%
Feb
6%
Jan
20
Feb
8
Jan
29'A
Apr
27%
29%
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9,500
11%
Jan
300
67'A
Jan
81
Feb
32%
28%
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79
6,800
82
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Duraloy
14%
21%
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Co
Feb
Jan
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Class A common
Dunlop
30%
4%,
lft
DuMont
Apr
Jan
18%
1°
*,
Draper Corp common
Driver Harris Co
Power
"<
3'A
24
4%
B
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common
Duke
16
2% Mar
21%
Domestic Finance Corp class
Co
700
14%
ord reg 4s—
rets
Bridge
29%
12
27
Dobeckmun Co common
Dominion
Apr
26%
2%
1
B
Ltd—
dep
21V«
136 %
—10
Products
Feb
3ft
160
15%
14%
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Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
Jan
900
_100
Gasket & Manufacturing
Detroit
Apr t.
4ft
7'A
5
Dennison Mfg class A common
8%
debenture
7%
3%
_50c
Dejay Stores common
Apr
28%
3'%
28
—35
Rubber Co class A_
Dayton
3%
-10c,
Mines Inc
6%
Jan
37
Apr
3'A
Feb
4'A
105%
Mar
31/2 Mar
38%
1
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Davidson Brothers Inc
<
1,500
10%
13%
10%
•
Buckeye
Apr
5%
19%
4%
19
10
Jan
23
1,900
Lighting Inc common—.
2.50
Curtis Manufacturing Co
(Mo)—__5
Feb
Jan
1
preferred
Co common
Pipe
Apr
27%
•
Rubber
10% Mar
'*
A
Distillers
cumulative junior
(E L)
12%
Feb
10s
ord reg
B
Brown Forman
Feb
Ltd—
British Columbia
i
300
12%
11%
10%
12%
£1
£1
reg
Jan
27
250
5%
24
Curtis
Dominion Steel 8c Coal class
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Apr
10%
11,000
3 Vs
25c
common
Tobacco
21%
Jan
12%
(Md)
Petroleum
Jan
Jan
17%
4
Crystal Oil Refining common—*
J 1
$6 preferred —
1—I
10
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common
5.
Apr
20%
33
Manufacturing Co common
Class
.
5% Mar
10%
18
*
Power
450
3%
4
Co
&
200
5%
1,600
Apr
16
12
21%
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17%
5
Cork Internat'l "A" partic—1-*
Cent
Cuban
21'%
13%
Feb
9%
Jan
<fe Co common
British-American
Crowiey
Apr
Jan
1% Mar
6%
5
1/
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a—1
Co
Motors Inc
MUner & Co
Crosley
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38%
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Jan
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5%
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Borne Scrymser Co
25
Traction
Apr
700
5%%
Brazilian
Apr
17%
650
Bohack
Bourjois Inc
Apr
12%
Blumenthal
common
2%
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13%
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Jan
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1
common
4
12%
3
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12
Mach Co com.*
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17
12%
1
Birdsboro Steel Fdry &
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36%
100
Jan
Jan
400
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8%
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Mar
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Feb
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Benson &
Starr
Jan
1,500
12%
1
1
common
Shoe Corp
Telephone
8%
1
Inc
Benrus Watch Co
Black
13
Jan
4%
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7%
8
1
& Co common.,
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(AS)
11%
12 %
8%
Petroleum
Crown
shares
Refractories
Beck
34% Mar
5%
Earium Steel Corp
Baumann
800
10,200
5%
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Barcelona Tr Lt & Pwr Ltd
Basic
3,100
39%
1
Baldwin Securities Corp
Apr
Ltd—
American
•
Babcock & Wilcox Co
Baldwin Rubber Co common
13%
%
1
•
pre/erred class A
Petroleum common
Creole
Jan
5c
common
Cosden
Jan
9%
25'%
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Courtauids
Feb
30% Mar
75
600
10%
non-voting—
Reynolds
Jan
24
28
\>
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Cornucopia Gold Mines.
16%
43%
72%
13%
Jan
5%
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Jan
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.
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Feb
20
13%
29 %
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Jan
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Apr
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4%
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10%
7%
82%
2 '/8
Feb
2,803
13
Mar
60%
73
10%
11%
3%
Car-Na-Var Corp
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Cook Paint & Varnish Co
•
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Feb
Jan
11
4
67'%
Consolidated Gas
9%
%
,
1
1
25
1
10
Service
7%
8%
17%
Airlines
Jan
r8%
10%
Manufacturing Co
Commodore Hotel Inc
Jan
6%
36%
ordinary
16%
10%
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22
10%
20%
Jan
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•
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Jan
7%
6%
15%
200
38%
Apr
2,200
1%
14%
1,500
Jan
5%
5'%
10%
19%
5%
24
24
17%
45%
10% Mar
Jan
8
16%
Corp warrants
Banco
21%
3,400
18%
Apr
1%
12%
6%
44%
9
28
6%
19%
Jan
100
12%
6%
Apr
Jan
11%
69%
n%
*
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Apr
12
Jan
6%
1
Co
Plow
18I3A
Jan
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8%
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Development
Jan
155
Feb
Jan
259
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1
Products Co
Aluminum
Club
12%
35%
5
Inc
16%
94% Mar
Jan
8%
450
179
174
6%
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturlng___4
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
20'
Feb
114
110
89
10
Manuiacturing Co.
Neon
Claude
7%
Jan
Mining
Co_
Controller
COcKbiiUI/L
5%
10'%
9%
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City 8c
Clark
13
JOK
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Jah
Jan
Apt-
11%
630
10
Stamping.
Auto
Feb
7
Jan
13%
89 Vs
.2.50
common
Consolidated
Chief
Apr
9%
Jan
5%
12%
85
4%
-5
Clarostat
9%
4
9%
105%
50
Atlas Plywood Corp
Co
Aircraft
Cessna
78
78
Apr
9
1
Jan
6%
1,200
6%
11%
5
Apr
73
30
—10
preference
Convertible
City
6
9%
Jan
Jan
8%
4,200
118
4%
600
10%
11%
112'A Mar
250
11-3% 114
Jan
3%
9%
Cherry-Burrell common—_
—10
Chesebrough Manufacturing corn—4
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chicago & Southern Air Lines
Voting trust certificates
32%
55
•
Tel cla6S A
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Voting
33
1,200
•
Atlantic Coast Fisheries—.—
Atlas
34% Mar
35%
£1
reg
Associated Laundries of America
Associated Tel &
Jan
34%
Industries—
Electric
Feb
Feb
21%
1
Corp
(The)
Associated
;
Corp
Equipment
Aspinook
7%
24%
225
8'A
Apr
8%
*
10
•
•
50
2.50
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Aro
Jan
Jan
35
Apr
3%
Conv
6'A
35%
*
•
1
non-voting
preferred
4%%
Mar
6%
800
177
_100
preferred
_100
preferred opt div series—
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Conv pfd opt div series 1929—
10
Century Electric Co commo2
Century
Investors Inc
7%
*
Argus Cameras Inc
Arkansas Power &
22
1,600
9%
_100
20%
25
ord reg
Arkansas Natural Gas common
class A
27% Mar
Jan
7%
3%
_100
Chamberlin Co of America
£1
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Commoh
Jan
Jaa
89
41,800
~7%
24%
1
Inc common
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
Angerman Co
dep rets
22%
Mar
17%
7%
13%
1
500
~6%
2
Anchor Post Products
American
35
33%
5
5
preferred
5%
Jan
Jan
3%
78
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preferredSteel Product*
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Ohio
31
10
2
10c
•
Republics
American
Jan
Jan
pfd—23
Chem class A
&
26%
25
*
American Natural Gas Co 6%
25%
~7%
—1
American Meter Co
American
26%
25
Co com
—
35
%
19%
33
26%
650
ft
35
25
20
Co
Rubber
American
American
%
1,900
1,400
%
1
Class B ex-distribution
Jan
15%
3%
I'll
Co-
{Central States Elec 6%
American Cities
Feb
6'a
~7%
1
—
3.50%
Central
6%
Apr
700
17
16%
High
Mar
4%
6
—10
16%
•
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15
1
1
100
Lou•
4,800
5%
4%
5%
common
Castle
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
(J W) Co common—
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Jan
77
Apr
Low
Par
High
Low
73%
•
100
Aluminum Co of America common
STOCKS
High
Monday, April 30, 1951
.
EXCHANGE
NEW YORK CURB
RANGE
.
.
Jan
t,
Gas & Fuel
Eastern
Assn common___10
Eastern
Cable Electric
Calamba
Products
Sugar
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
California
Camden
Electric
Fire
4%
3%
3%
*
Power
l
Insurance
1
common
preference
Canadian
Canners
Canadian
7%
Ltd
common
Industries
Co
Jan
7%
7%
2,600
21%
50
Mar
7-%
20
78
5%
Jan
41/2 Mar
12%
Feb
Jan
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Feb
Jan
22%
Feb
•
56
II
251/4
25%
50
Mar
70
Feb
26
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Mar
27%
Jan
Apr
25%
Apr
24%
common
3%
3%
5
23%
23%
23%
100
34 %
34
1
7%
3%
Jan
161% Mar
41/3
Jan
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250
22
Jan
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2,000
33
Mar
37
Jan
8%
2,900
7%
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9
Mar
41/2
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300
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125
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dep rets B ord
109%
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31.
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Apr
35
32
35
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Jan
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Feb
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84
84
125
82
Jan
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4,200
11'A
Jan
16%
Feb
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19%
Jan
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700
11
Jan
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Jan
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104
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33%
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13%
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5
1
21%
21'A
22
11%
11
11%
Electrographic Corp
common
common
Empire District Electric 5%
pfd
Millwork Corp
Derrick 8c Equipment
Corp common
convertible preferred
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Eureka Corp Ltd
Eureka Pipe Line commonEquity
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100
1
5
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1
1
105
%
105
8%
22
1%
22
103
5
5
203
106%
Feb
Feb
91/4 Mar
24
2%
Apr
Jac
30% Mar
34
Apr
4%
Jan
6
Mar
1
1,500
%
Jan
1ft
Jan
10
17
17
17
25
15%
Feb
18%
Jan
Jan
5%
1
-1
•
33%
31
33%
1
Jan
~1
7/b
Feb
3%
81
11% Mar
as 6d
94
93%
Washing Machine class B
& Share
Apr
275
92
93
1
1
Bond
100
Apr
102% 103%
103%
pfd shares of beneficial int
Fair child Camera
dep rets A ord
~4
4
*
*
14 % Mar
Apr
125
2,100
Ltd—
For footnotes see page
Easy
13%
77
Corp
$6
$5
13
76
Apr
Light $5 pfd
Co
9,300
7%
Carr-Consolidated
Amer
States
preferred series A_
preferred series B
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shares of beneficial int
$7
Empire
161% Mar
3%
2.50
.
Amer
Eastern
Electric
II
Carolina Power &
Carreras
6%
21%
•
\
apital City Products common
Capital Transit Co
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Carnation
Jan
loo
K
Co
3%
Ltd—
Marconi
&
12
4
13%
76
20
Malieaoie 11 on
Emsco
preferred
Carman
•
20
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian
11%
'
~
Canada Cement Co Ltd
6%%
11%
7%
5
Canada Bread Co Ltd
,
600
4%_
i
200
14,200
50c
common
Estate.'
100
prior preferred
4%%
11% Mar
1% Mar
1% Mar
8c Instrument.
Airplane
Fansteel Metallurgical
Fairchild Engine
8c
7%
23y4
7%
'20'%
7%
24%
3.600
15,300
61,500
22'A Jan
7'A Mar
16'% Mar
33'% Mar
9
24%
Jan
Apr
Volume 173
Number 5007
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1817)
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
New York Curb
Range
of Prices
Shares
Par
Fire
Association
First
York
12
.
Corp
dividend
Fishman
Ford
(M
common
3Vz
3%
31%
400
B
voting
!
•
Co
American
ford
Fort
Pitt
of
receipts
Brewing
57 Vz
900
68 Vz
68 %
£1
Feb
Apr
Jeanette
Glass
10%
Feb
Jefferson
Lake
25
45%
Jan
66%
Feb
54
Jan
75
Feb
5y2
5%
2,900
4y2
Jan
5%
%
n
11,900
13
Jan
1%
A)
10%
Apr
133/4
Feb
900
8V4
Jan
11
Feb
Jan
9
Jan
10%
_9%
11
ey2
_1
8%
50
41%
41%
100
39
Jan
45
5
11%
12
700
10 %
Jan
12%
Co
Jim
Gatlneau
5%
Power
Co
preferred
Gellman
Mfg
Brown
General
5%
Builders
Electric
Jan
Apr
Kaiser-Frazer
Outdoor
5%
Jan
7
Jan
Jan
6%
Apr
Klrby
4
Jan
Kirkland
6%
3
1
2%
...
6%
6%
1,800
5y4
2%
;
3
1,700
2y2
3%
1,300
.2%
23/4
9%
1
5
Service
Giant
20%
(AC)
Gold
4y4
Glen
Alden
Glenmore
Globe
Co
Distilleries class
Co
Inc
$4.50
Sugars
Rapids
6 %
22
Mar
Krueger Brewing Co
1
105%
Laclede-Chrlsty
18%
Atlantic
A
Non-voting
1st
5,000
3%
200
14 y4
Jan
5%
43/8
1,900
6 %
800
19
100
-
5%
conv
173/4
17 y2
Apr
108% Mar
L'Aiglon
4%
Feb
Lake
4%
Pacific
Jan
7%
Feb
Lakey
preferred
Great
Lakes
Great
Oil
20%
A
Foundry
Lamson
Corp
Feb
Lanston
Monotype
Apr
La
Apr
17%
Feb
Chemical
Mar
20
Jan
Feb
30% Apr
Jan
100
37
3%
49%
Apr
50
li
-
35
31%
32
400
22%
500
8%
8%
200
11%
123/4
5,900
Apr
of
Ccr
128 »
132/
132%
~2%
2%
25
50
2
25
25c
Co.
Electric
Light
Rayon common
Brewing Co
Hastings Mfg Co.
Hathaway Bakeries Inc.
Hazeltine Corp.
23/4
Loblaw
4%
47%
5%
1%
2
Hlgbie
r
Mfg
5%
Hoe
A
68
Mar
100
Hollinger
Consol
10%
Feb
17%
Feb
Horder's
Hormel
Horn
(Geo
&
£om
.
Inc
2y4
Jan
5%
A)
3%
,
54
Jan
Feb
Feb
263/4 Mar
Mar
11%
Jan
Mar
•
233/4
Feb
Feb
6%
Jan
Jan
18 3/4
Feb
900
323A Feb
.'.^37%
-
12%
16 %
"
44%
1
1
6
93/4
233/4
Jan
27%
Feb
6%
200
6V2
Jan
83/4
Jan
•
12%
2,100
113/4
Apr
14%
Jan
16>/4
67
8%
300
3%
3%
1,100
16%
10
3 '/a
Public
Maine
Registered
Investors
Manlschewitz
(The
3.90%
28'/a
Xll0%
I
120%
IIIIs
4%
12%
14^'
3,200
12
Jan
143/4
15%
a53/4
16%
1,500
12%
Jan
16%
16%
Jan
21
Feb
30% Mar
34%
Apr
40 Vz Mar
42 3/4
Jan
2%
Feb
10
Mead
•
•
•
1
Dredging
Johnson
Menasco
Co
A
Mfg
1
Co
Warrants
Iron
1
Participating
preferred
Michigan
Michigan
Feb
Feb
Micromatic
Hone
Middle
96%
Midland Oil
Corp
Petroleum
States
Corp $1
Apr
93/4
Jan
Midwest
Jan
12%
Feb
Midwest Piping A
153/,
Feb
Feb
Miller
93/4
Jan
Jan
Jan*
Jan
Apr
70
15H V2
Apr
600
27%
Apr
40
118% 121%
107% Mar
25
Feb
102 Va
4,900
_i
Jan
53% Mar
15 y4
453/4
169
32%
111
Apr
*131
Feb
5% Mar
5%
2434
2,250
5%
100
10
98%
140%
69 3/4
973/4
133
10
1
3%
Apr
Jan"
20 y4 Mar
18
4%
27
Mar
Feb
Jan
18 3/4 Mar
4%
Feb
27%
Jan
5%
Apr
26,400
257a
Jan
37% Mar
1,800
10%
Apr
12 3/b
10
200
10
98%
460
97%
Apr
102%
800
124%
Feb
141
141
66 3/4
1,950
14%
--
70%
14%
400
Midland Steel
$2
coupon
■,
89
800
90%
Feb
Mar
11
shs
Co
conv
15%
17%
17%
15 3/b
17%
12%
14
1
preferred
--
100
Manufacturing
Superpower Corp
v
t
c
Chute
1%
-
1%
Lor footnotes
89%
see
com
page
cl A
31.
*
17%
1
Italian
13%
Jan
14 s/a
10
7%
8%
7%
•
„
89%
17
173/B
73/4
%
8
%
shares
dividend
Jan
13
Mar
9%
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
Feb
66
4
4%
7%
7%
10%
10%
1%
1%
Mar
8%
Feb
12%
Jan
2,100
8%
Jan
5
Jan
Jan
500
l3/8
56
Apr
6%
2,300
10%
Jan
4
800
7%
2,600
12%,
Apr
16%
Jan
Jan
16%
Apr
103/4
11
50
10
Jan
11%
Feb
8%
8
9
8
Jan
2
1% Mar
9'/a
Apr
Feb
Wohl
19%
Supply common
Jan
78%
Jan
90%
12
12
25
Jan
27
Feb
18
Apr
24
Jan
27
1
4%
6%
Corp
Pictures
•
Apr
35
Jan
17,500
33/b
Jan
5%
Feb
2,000
6
Apr
73/4
Jan
50
31
Jan
35%
Feb
16%
163/4
2,400
43%
100
28%
24%
31%
77,100
2 3/8
2%
2%
6,600
14% Mar
19%
Jan
Jan
103%
Feb
40
Jan
43 %
Apr
13%
Jan
31%
Apr
102%
preferred
100
pfd series B—100
C
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
1
Montgomery Ward A Co class A
•
Moody Investors participation pfd
•
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
2%
Jan
23/4
Feb
preferred
92%
103
933/4
103
75
25
series
10
Producers
States
Power
Tel
Tel
A
100
MUls
Vernon-Woodbury
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
B
B
3.50
10
BOc
107
Mar
Apr
1013/4
Jan
Jan
Apr
23/4
600
Jan
2%
166%
400
165
Apr
185%
35%
50
34
Jan
36%
Feb
4%
4%
3,200
x4%
Jan
43/4
Jan
2%
4%
19
18%
11%
100%
300
19
2%
16%
Jan
Feb
19 % Mar
13
A
Feb
10%
Apr
100
11%
101
100
3*4
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
Muter Company common
Jan
Apr
92%
353/b
165
common—7.25
States
23A
98
103
97
cumulative
4.50%
99%
Apr
103% Mar
4,300
3l2
Apr
fe Apr
2,700
56
Feb
21%
Apr
42
42
43
100
40
Mar
21%
21%
21%
100
19
Jan
10%
10%
600
9%
Jan
11% Mar
21
21%
900
173/4
Jan
22% Mar
8%
8%
8%
1,100
73%
Jan
9% Mar
N
Nachman
Apr
Inc
Bellas
National
16%
16%
Jan
16%
-1
14%
4%
4%
500
4% Mar
5%
-1
3%
3%
3%
5,600
3%
Jan
4
Feb
193/4
173/8
19%
2,050
17%
Apr
22
Jan
-IB
Corp
common
Hess
Breweries
common
common
•
600
*
17%
Apr
National Fuel
Jan
17%
Apr
National
Malllnson Fabrics
Apr
15%
Jan
National
Mfg
1,500
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
Gas
12%
-1
93/4
12%
4,300
Feb
1,000
12%
Jan
16%
Feb
10%
600
8%
Jan
12 3/b Mar
14%
4
13%
10%
Apr
93
Feb
Jan
18
Feb
National
Starch
10%
Jan
National
Steel
%
Jan
National
Transit
National Rubber
Machinery
Products
Car
Ltd
common
Feb
16%
3
16 y4
13% Mar
13%
100
89%
34% Mar
Jan
15
10
Jan
Feb
Apr
15
600
113/4
Apr
13
300
1
10%
93/4
12%
10
A Stores common
National Pressure Cooker common
Radiator Co
14
34Vz Mar
-38
preferred
Jan
Ian
28
Feb
6%
32
43%
16 3/a
cumulative
4.80%
Va
%
Jan
Power Co—
12%
7% Mar
Feb
*22 3/4
4%
4
6
pfd—100
common
4.40%
Mt
600
28
31
50
preferred
5%
Jan
32
Apr
14%
Jan
100
900
*
50o
common
convertible
Monongahela
26
19%
4%
10
Co
Co
253/4
183/4
*
*
50o
700
100
9
7
100
6%
Apr
70%
13 Va
1,000
300
Feb
4
Feb
64 % Mar
27,800
•
Feb
Jan
2% Mar
1,300
National
1q
.
Air
10
73/4
preferred—*
common
Oil
4%%
7%
17
•
Jan
13%
Feb
•
shares
8%
4,200
Products—
non-cum
National
89
2,700
8,200
13
Monogram
3% Mar
22
3
Apr
1,300
Jan
32% Mar
Jan
"*
13%
2%
49
6,300
1
1
Apr
225
11%
13%
12% Mar
Jan
14%
Molybdenum
3%
700
10%
3
Feb
16%
Feb
10% Mar
16%
Jan
1%
1,300
10%
133/4
•
1,300
4%-
10
37
15%
Missouri Public Service common
1,600
12%
1,100
133/4
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr A Light 5%
43/,
21%.
2,300
16%
Jan
1%
12
13%
11%
14%
Jan
4%
20%
S
13%
11%
13%
Feb
1
common
Mid-West Refineries
4%
xloy4
200
2%
Apr
1
1
2.50
•
10
1
Bumper Corp
Steel Tube
8 3/b
3
30
100
15
Mid-West Abrasive
39
30
34%
25o
Corp common
Jan
100
28%
33%
—
Co
Michaels Brothers, Inc
15% Mar
Feb
33%
Merritt Chapman A Scott Corp—
19%
1%
1
in
A
Apr
14%
£1
Ltd
Shovel
Power
Feb
700
28%
-
8
Industries
Apr
<—IJE 1
Mfg
Co
5%
3,000
53
107 3/4 1073/4
5
50
600
Co
Marconi International Marine
9%
3%
3
4%
Royalty
Fireman
Feb
Co
B)
Consolidated
Mapes
Namm's
Irving
Apr
1
•
14
...
Iowa Public Service Co—
Iron
293/4
Apr
10
■■ mm
Michigan Sugar Co common
6% preferred
Hydro-Electric—
Petroleum
Apr
common
Jan
133/a
5
Product*
29%
pfd—
Co
Service
Mangel Stores
Jan
44 y4
;
$3.50 series
International
30 Vz Mar
113/4
Apr
Light $6
Macklntosh-HemphlU Co
Apr
12%
123/a
156% 160%
£1
International
Jan
Feb
3V2
-
100
10%
Metal
29%
17 3/b
9% Mar
2,300
36
International
23 % Mar
27
703/4 Mar
8%
10
Prelerred
12,000
Jan
26%
112%
Apr
11%
343/ft
International
400
27
•
class A
A
Jan
8 y4
52
»
Machinery—^.*
11
Apr
103/4 Mar
Exploration
A
8%
11%
-
10%
Cigar
18 3/b
17%
20%
24%
20 y4
Jan
Midvale
12%
America
2,400
17%
19%
Feb
19
175/b
1
-*
B
53/4
11%
1.
Jan
143/4
11 % Mar
Jan
Apr
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain A
North
13%
1,100
6% Mar
%
36
w
100
11
Feb
15%
Metal Textile
8%
pfd—10o
Jan
15%
Jan
88
Ireland
Jan
5%
15%
7%
90%
_•
Indianapolis Pwr A Light 4%
193/4
Apr
8
Power
Jan
90 y4
Canada
Jan
45/b
Feb
5%
Jan
—
10%
17%
Apr
Jan
2,500
11 y4
•
Jan
100
100
Feb
.7%.
•
1—15
;
5
41%
Mesabl
49%
15% Mar
common
of
1,100
183/4
5
32 Vz Mar
Jan
dep receipts registered
£1
Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Co
10%
~5
25,800
2%
24
common
93/4
183/4
9%
B
Jan
Feb
Jan
8
40%
Jan
Jan
123A Mar
American
New
6 % Mar
39%
Apr
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Insurance
1,300
40
4
_•
International
7%
Land
1 Vz
100
preferred—.
of
7
Louisiana
130
100
II100
Tobacco
7%
B
B
Mountain
imperial
11%
12 Va
Mountain
'
5 '/a
Jan
1
Mountain
Impenari
Jan
8%
28%
1,600
200
Securities
Co
4%
3,100
253/4
3,600
12
•
Pygrade Food Products
Zinc
Apr
200
8%
16%
Jan
5%
2,000
5
(Harvey) Inc common
Humble Oil & Refining
Rurd Lock A Manufacturing Co_.
jHuyler's common
Illinois
15%
5
83/a
Jan
473/i
,-100
..
common
convertible
10Q
5
16%
Apr
'1%
I#
Hardart
preferred
500
24%
10%
1%
12%
Co
10
22%
Jan
14%
.90%
Hubbell
1st
37%
5V4
11%
'
11%
—10
A Co
&
Hydro-Electric
900
123/4
Mines.
Baking
9 3/4
8 S/8
Jan
'
\ Jan4
14%
...
Hardart
10
Feb
75
Jan
Apr
10
250
26%
1
Gold
Feb
Feb
9 s/b Mar
Chain
McWilliams
5%
24%
-2.50
Holly Stores Inc.
Holophane Co common
14%
10%
5,300
136%
136%
32
Apr
»
1
preferred-
16 % Mar
Jan
8% Mar
Apr
—10c
& Co class A
Jan
12 3/a
100
12
12 3/4
14%
common
13%
1,900
23 3/a
Louisiana
125 Vz
—100
__
200
12%
Jan
Lynch Corp
——1
w_„
9%
15%
—
15%
—
26%
Feb
—100
convertible
(R)
9%
153/4
123/a
—
Feb
46
11%
,•
common
lfa Jan
11%
Apr
II—2
Products
Co
Apr
U Mar
23%
9%
227a
7%
5
common
w
31%
175/b
25%
23%
450
263/4
„25c
Co
Steel
Jan
3,000
13
4%
Lone Star Gas Co
5%
•
Holt
12,900
n
12
Locke Steel
13Q
15,700
133/4
•
47%
-
1
preferred
Hercules
31%
li
26
Feb
Feb
M Jan
10 y4 Mar
20
7%
»
common
preferred
Henry
Jan
29%
30%
(Texas)
Longlnes-Wittnauer Watch Co
40%
Jan
300
5%
.
Co
5
Jan
Class B
Jan
51 '
.
36 3/4
1
common
Class A
Mar
Jan
Machine
University
Groceterias
Jan
25%
,
13
25
4
5 % %
5%
.1
Mining
Helena
4
4%
common
McKee (A G) & Co class B
•
Hartford
Heuci
2,200
x9%
common
87
Jan,
7%
22
5
Harvard
Co
Rubinstein
4%
4
•
Corp
Jan
29 %
225
10%.. 10%
.5
common
Dept Stores
283/4 Mar
7%
1,500
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Jan
•
14
•
Hartford
Hearn
Apr
Jan
25
M
127
1
Hamilton'Bridge Co Ltd
Hecia
37%
24
800
3,400
Delaware
Salle Extension
Jan
iae Mar
17,000
21%
5%
H
Paper
Jan
'100
4%
Lefcourt Realty common
Le Tourneau
(R G) Inc
Jan
Marlon
Lamp
Jan
35
26%
12%
Massey Harris
flail
8%
36
26%
4%
Machine
A
Communication
Hammermill
Jan
36
1
193/4
Apr
55
•
Paper
Griesedteck Western Brewery——
Grocery Stores Products commonGypeum Lime A Alabastine
Apr
108% Mar
26%
1
33%
82
.2___100
Northern
7%
73/4
Jan
107
Feb
11%
Ltd
Apr
15,400
53
%
12 %
10
135/b
18%
——
Tea—
atock
common
5%
37
5
1073/4 107%
9
Apr
16% Jan
4%
Inc
Mines
Jan
23 Vz
1
22%
400
12 3/a
Company
Apparel
Shores
16
1,200
50
Co
Co
12
1,200
,1
1,225
183/4
Apr
15% Mar
Jan
7.50
Forge
15%
7,300
30 y4
'it
pfd—25
10 3/B
Apr
13%
28
Jan
..
Mar
5%
700
17
4
9
18%
Jan
108 a/4
Feb
114%
Jan
4
1,000
,
13
53
*
400
8%
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
Mar
112%
75
Jan
Jan
4>/4
29 %
*
15
1
1,100
15%
•12%
5y4
14%
-
Apr
15%
33 %o
Stores
(The)
28 V4
-1
Feb
Jan
Apr
21*
6
17%
—
Mines
B
Kropp
41/4
.
12%
Varnish
Manufacturing
1%
4%
_»*
preferred
Consolidated
•
10
Corp
Kobacker
108 % Mar
1
class A
common
Co
Rubber Co
Hotels
Apr
113% 114
5
Graham-Paige Motors
Great
113y2
III
Goodman Manufacturing Co
'Gorham Manufacturing common.
Gray
(D Emil)
Apr
3%
•
prior
Grand
Klein
Kleinert (IB)
8 3/4
18%
Class B
Goldfield
Feb
Jan
9%
16%
common
23/4
33A
22 3/8 Mar
Jan
105 Vz
1
Jan
99
♦
B
niiimzii
Ltd
M Co
G
Jan
17%
Inc
Lake
11,200
4
Petroleum
Lionel
(Adolf)
Godchaux
3%
23
1
7%!
15%
;
28,600
28
73/4
.50
cumulative
8Va
25
Coal
Union
Gobel
A
6%
6%
1073/4
100
_•
McBean
Apr
20 3A
Apr
4% Mar
Apr
2%
100
23%
-100
200
*
Co
Gladding
1%
200
183/4
8
15
1
Mines
1,000
2%
10 3%
9%
20%
20
common
Gilchrist
Jan
101
1
Yellowknife
2%
22%
Feb
36
« Jan
223/e
277/b
•
9>/4
$6
Corp
7%
Apr
Feb
26
2%
8
8
10
preferred—*
Georgia Power $6 preferred
:
•
*5 preferred
•
Gilbert
Jan
20 %
50c
Public
Apr
4%
Knott
6%
2
5
King Seeley Corp
Kingston Products
25
common
Adv
•
Lighting common.
preierred
Feb
100
Gerity-Mich
-
1,500
Jan
pfd
General
t
17 y2
18%
£1
5%
4,300
10o
preferred
1003/4
pfd A
1,800
4%
6 3/a
pfd
Kennedy's Inc
Key Co common
Kidde (Walter) A Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
Jan
com
2,300
34%
4
22%
Corp
Apr
General Plywood Corp common
6%
conv
preferred
■
17
Ltd—
.Fireproofing
General
•
53%
5%
34
4
1
common
Kansas Gas A Electric 4%%
Kawneer Co
16 y4
♦
j
Amer dep rets ord
reg
Genera] Finance Corp 5%
General
17Vz
1
Corp
preferred
5%
343/4
10c
•
96 Vz
Corp
Co
Inc
Stores
1
Supply
convertible
General
(N J)
Kokenge Co
100
common
Acceptance
Alloys Co
General
General
1
-1
common
Preference
Kings County
•
common
.
Co
Co
Sulphur Co
O'Mahoney
4%%
t
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
Jan
300
9y8
1
preferred
Low
Apr
la
common
Shares
Jan
32
,
Jan
5%
—1.25
for Week
Par
Jerry
55 Vz
bearer
Co
convertible
(Geo
3%
Jan
France—
deposit
(Peter) Brewing
Franklin Simon A Co Inc
Fuller
57
Sales
Range
of Prices
Jan
Julian A
fox
4%%
62%
Ltd—
deposit rets ord reg
Motor
American
3Va
9y4
•
Week's
Last
8ale Price
Exchange
High
Apr '
29
New York Curb
Canada—
Class
-
55 V2
1,900
30 %
non-voting_
Motor
190
3Vz
A
Ford
Friday
Low
58%
31 %
Class
APRIL 27
STOCKS
1
_
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
preferred
Co Inc
of
57
10c
.
cumulative
H)
Motor
Low
10
(Phila)
WEEK
for Week
Sale Price
Exchange
FOR
Sales
Last
STOCKS
9%
Feb
13%
500
Jan
16
17%
18 3/b
200
153/4
Jan
20
Jan
25%
26%
125
25%
Apr
29%
Feb
3%
3%
600
3%
Jan
4%
Fen
13%
10
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
.
Monday, April 30, 19511
(1818)
30
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
./
Last
STOCKS
Nestle
Meter
Le
Co
Mur
New
4
18%
18%
19 Va
2,500
17
3,270
93%
3
20
2$
la
6%
7
69%
68%
69%
5,000
Land
1
1
10%
9%
10%
2%
2%
2%
New Jersey
Zinc
New
Mexico
New
Park
New
Arizona
Sc
Mining
'
Jan
20%
5%
Jan
Jan
Jan
68% Mar
77%
Jan
11%
Jan
3
80
Jan
9%
Apr
Jan
37%
Jan
10%
10%
100
Apr
12
Jan
17
17
17
300
15%
Apr
—5
15 %
15
15%
2,400
14%
Apr
20% Jan
16'/a Jan
*
16%
15%
16%
5,000
15%
Feb
17%
1%
1%
1%
700
1% Mar
2%
Jan
48%
49%
700
48% Mar
49%
Jan
York
Shipbuilding Corp—
Corp
common
Niles-Bement-Pond
Nipissing Mines
49
$3 preferred—50
North American Utility Securities
•
Worth Central Texas Oil
5
Northeast Airlines
1
North
American Rayon
xl0%
North
Penn
Northern
4%%
Pub Serv
Ind
18%
5%
5%
6
Jan
17%
4%
Jan
Feb
3,500
20
95
95
95
Apr
Jan
6
22%
Feb
Feb
6%
Jan
90
Corp
United
Oil
B
class
Schuite
(D
General
Securities Corp
inc
Bros
Seeman
13
Jan
15%
Apr
Power 4%% preferred
Natural Gas
Ohio
Oklahoma
Apr
18%
Jan
Sentry Safety Control
Feb
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
Jan
32%
Feb
Shoe
Apr
17%
Apr
14'A
300
11%
Jan
15%
Feb
10%
5,100
8%
Jan
Jan
35%
38
1,300
16%
16%
1
290
Apr
100
113
21
Feb
34% Mar
41%
Jan
Mar
16%
Jan
18'/a
■
***.
105%
15
Silex Co
6%#>
1st
6%
redeemable 1st preferred
6%
preferred
redeemable
4.80%
Pacific
red
Publications—
preferred
convertible
$3
Simplicity
Pattern
div
cum
Pacific
Petroleum
Pacific
Power
&
Pacific
Public
Service
100
pfd
$1.30
1st preferred
Page-Hersey Tubes common
Pancoastal
Oil
(C
Panatapec Oil
Paramount
Parker
A)
Co
Co Ltd—
cumulative
,
Penn Traffic
&
Gas
28%
Feb
South
Coast
28%
Feb
South
Penn
27%
1,100
26%
1,000
25%
Apr
98
99-
625
97%
Apr
97%
98
80
97%
Apr
25,700
Ve
Jan
200
9%
96%
Jan
Jan
99
98
1
Penn
Power
Penn
A
Water & Power Co
Light 4%%
pfd
Sonotone
Pep Boys (The)—
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Tire
&
Rubber
Southwest Pa
106 Va Mar
Southern
9%
100
Feb
Apr
15%
Apr
5%
Philadelphia Co common
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
Pierce
Governor
Pinchin
Johnson Ltd
Pioneer
Gold
Piper Aircraft
Ltd
convertible
4.32%
cumulative
Feb
4.08%
cumulative
preferred
16%
Jan
37%
1,000
29%
Jan
16%
'15%
16 %
800
4%
4%
5%
Southern
17
Jan
Southland
39
Jan
4%
19%
75
Apr
6%
Feb
Feb
leb
41'A
450
40
Jan
44
22%
22%
200
22%
Apr
24% Mar
27
Jan
28'A Mar
5% Mar
13%
3%
15
3%
15
4
105
13Va
325
38%
Jan
3%
14,500
2,100
107%
38 Va
Jan
Mar
35%
Corp
Power
Corp of Canada
1st preferred
6%
Pratt
&
400
3%
Jan
1,450
64'A
Apr
convertible
$1.60
6 Va
Pressed
Inc
Standard
13%
Metals
of
$7
Providence
Standard
20
Public
Service
4Vi%
Feb
Jan
Feb
ig
Jan
Starvett
(The)
19%
Apr
23%
Puget
Sound
Jan
Feb
Steel
of
4% Mar
Stein
16
Co
9%
600
7%
4%
500
4%
Jan
300
22%
Jan
1,900
"%
Apr
24%
25%
"l%
11%
28%
Feb
2
iV
2% Mar
Co
Canada
&
(A)
Co.
ordinary
59 %
Apr
65%
Feb
33%
Jan
42
3%
3%
3%
300
3%
Apr
4%
Jan
Stinnes
20%
20%
20 Va
50
18
Jan
26 %
Feb
Apr
5%
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
Ray Drug common
Superior Portland Cement,
Jan
25
Feb
Superior
Feb
102
Mar
4
100
Va
1,500
4
10%
4
11%
1,900
8
23%
75
4
100
33%
19%
40
100
100
3%
38%
200
34
Jan
40
700
11%
Jan
12%
19%
14,000
2%
2%
900
2% Mar
8%
2%*
8%
100
8
Jan
900
8 '/'a
Jan
14
9-7%
96 Va
98 Va
29%
29%
400
25%
14%
15%
150
13%
Jan
•
5
10
~~
II
—
9o
175
.
9
—
•
17%
3%
9
Reis
(Robert)
Reliance
Rice-Stix
•
Apr
104%
Feb
Jan
33%
Feb
Jan
17
Feb
Jan
12%
Apr
Apr
19
)i -1
Jan
_•
600
19
xl7%
Jan
Jan
2%
25%
25%
725
25
Apr
26%
J""
28 Va
2814
400
227/a
Jan"
58
58
—
~
1%
——
—
Oil
Electric
Tampa
Technicolor
Texas
&
Pendleton
American
Rome
Cable
Roosevelt
20
55%
Feb
59
Feb
9%
9%
11,200
9%
Apr
12%
Jan
5Va
6%
15,300
4%
Feb
6%
Apr
6%
6%
67/a
1,100
6
Jan
7%
Jan
4'A
4 %
4V8
Apr
4%
Jan
:
1%
1%
•
500
300
1%
24%
25
400
323/a
32%
100
3%
4 Va
4,200
4
13A Mar
-
23 Va
Jan
Inc
31'A
Apr
3
1
pfd F_
100
•
5
Rotary Electric Steel Co
page 31.
61%
Jan
70 Va
25
1,100
~5%
1,200
~5
Jan
2%
—
37
29%
Feb
15% Mar
19%
Apr
Feb
19'A
Feb
Jan
8%
Feb
~5 Va
1,500
5
27%
900
58
56%
56%
Jan
Feb
66%
79%
Feb
Apr
16%
Jan
13%
5%
5%
8,900
4%
10 3/8
10%
800
9
Jan
7Va
2,400
5
Jan
7
6%
Jan
lo
Jan
4%
8
Mar
Feb
4,500
40%
2*1%
35%
Jan
45%
30
42
21%
20%
Jan
23
Mar
46
46
120
45
Jan
47
Jan
28
28'/a
800
27%
Jan
29
Jan
30»/.
30
30 Va
500
Feb
32 V* Mar
27%
28 Va
1,000
Apr
30 Va Mar
24%
24%
400
24 % Mar
28 Va
243/8
243/B
200
24%
Apr
26 % Mar
4 %
Jan
6JA Mar
— —
24%
29
27%
Feb
46%
800
44%. Apr
49%
Feb
600
4% Mar
5"%
Jan
5
100
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
1
1,700
12
Jan
1%
Feb
10%
600
9%
Apr
11%
Jan
21%
300
Jan
21% Apr
46%
45
5
4%
5
5
5
1
1
«
9%
21
21
2 3A
2%
2 3/4
100
20
2%
3V4 Feb
Jan
18
18
100
17% Mar
20
Jan
16
15%
16
900
14
Apr
17'A
Jan
39
38%
39
1,500
37
Jan
41%
Feb
8,700
6
Mar
8%
Feb
7%
Feb
——
6%
6%
6%
6
600
162
30
5%
162
Mar
168%
Feb
2,400
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
6V4
Jan
7%
Jan
43/4
3,200
3,000
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
4%
800
4'A
Jan
5% Mar
10
9%
6%
6%
4 3/4
43/a
43/8
43/8
„
5% Mar
160
30
400
15%
15%
15%
700
28%
Jan
33%
Jan
x22%
29%
__
5
Jan
26
Apr
15%
Jan
14% Mar
7%
7%
7%
300
7%
Jan
8%
Feb
2%
2%
1,700
2%
Apr
3%
Jan
4%
4%
4%
4,300
4% Mar
5%
Jan
Jan
400
1%
Jan
3%
Apr
Apr
22%
Feb
25%
700
24%
Apr
34%
Feb
100
4%
Jan
5%
20
5
5
Jan
20%
20%
250
20%
Apr
23%
Feb
3%
3%
1,100
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
250
3%
1
15
14%
14
14%
•
37%
37%
37%
400
*
Corp
Apr
18%
2%
24%
24%
•
Co
22
100
2%
22
20%
20%
20%
1,900
11
Jan
15
Jan
Thew
Shovel
Thiokol
Thor
common
common
&
Light $4.56
Co
Markets
Thorofare
Stocks
Allied
Trans
Tri-Continental
True
Temper
Trunz
warrants
2'A
93
37
2
Jan
80
94
36
2,400
93
Apr
343A
Feb
225
15 Va
16%
15
15%
*42%
43%
3,100
2,100
•
1,900
12% "Jan,
93/4
39
Jan
9%
Apr
12%
Jan
16 Va
Apr
15 Va
Jan
17Va
Apr
17%
300
8%
8%
1,000
7%
Jan
18%
1,700
15%
Jan
18%
86
86
88
85
Jan
91
%
%
100
45%
42 3A
45 Va
1,450
4%
4,100
9Gf%
250
4
4%
95%
__
'
50
100
6
6
1%
1%
_3Va
3 Va
3Va
1,000
3
,
2%
3Va
101,200
21'A
22'A
— —
1
:
w
22 %
*
Corp
*
Works common
80c convertible preferred
Lamp
20 Va
20
•
950
Feb
6
7/a
3V8
95
20
3,200
100
4%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
105
1% Mar
3
Feb
Jan
1
53'/a
Apr
Apr
Mar
6
Jan
413/4 Mar
2
Jan
4
Jan
3%
Apr
2% Mar
Jan
Feb
23
Jan
Mar
19%
18
19%
19%
1
1.100
8% Mar
20
Jan
16 3/4
Jan
24 % Mar
17
Jan
23% Mar
U
Ulen
2%
Feb
Union Gas
103
Feb
Union
Investment
43
Mar
Union
Oil
of
Corp *—1——_*.-5
*
—4
Canada
Co of
12
10c
Realization Corp
-Unexcelled- Chemical
2Va
Jan
6%
1,100
18%
—1
i
Inc
Tung-Sol
17%
21,700
17
—20
Corp
70c
preferred——.^100
Mining of Nevada
Corp
Feb
22
1,200
9%
1
•
,
Lux
Feb
Feb
8%
deposit rets
Tonopah
22%
112%
18%
deposit rets def registered—5s
Royalty
Jan
Apr
21%
16
Security Trust Co Ltd—
ord registered—£1
Tobacco
Feb
40
Jan
18%
1
Inc.—
—
Realty & Construction.;
&
7%
15%
16
25c
Inc
Roofing
Tobacco
9%
1
5
common
20%
20%
5
common
Corp
Corporation
34V*
108%
*
pfd
Feb
—.
43 %
Apr
11% Mar
28
Feb
'
—
Feb
Mar
74
1,700
7>/a
Jan
3% Mar
Jan
14%
14
—
5%
35% Mar
55 Va Mar
3%
42
31% Mar
Jna
4%
Jan
37%
1
16%
Feb
Jan
109
Jan
23
35'%
5
25c
,
Inc
Co
•
7%
18
«.
7%.
17%
'7%
18'A
Jan
Apr
Jan
1,800
500
Feb
1
—
8% Mar
-■
18%
Apr
Jan
8
Apr
300
93%
Apr
103%
Jan
160
73%
Feb
100
8
8
%
16 Va
700
,
7
California—
'
dep receipts ior ord reg—£1
Corp common
5
For lootnotes see
2%
1
common
Inc
Jan
1,350
30% Mar
a
Ltd—
Field
Jan
Jan
Mar
9%
IIIIIl
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Roeser
30
6Vs
„
.•
Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp) v t c
Jan
34 Va
~5%
__
*
common
Co
Inc
Power
Jan
5
Grande
Rolls Royce
25
25%
—
5
Inc
7%
Jan
18%
—
5
& Die
Tool
Swan Finch
Toklan
18%
6.25
Hi
Engineering
18%
Jan
106
Todd Shipyard Corp common
1
10
Co
17
5%
29%
Jan
\
Richmond Radiator
Rio
19
"III
&
Electric &
25
13 V» Mar
2,900
1
& Co
(S)
Toledo Edison
a.
25
Mar
10% 'Apr
R
10
Co
65%
9%
Amer
Co
61%
Jan
600
6 3A
Amer
Shoe
65'A
1
Corp
(Hugo)
Tishman
Pump
34
'A
1% Jan
16% Feb
Jan
21% Mar
j
Regal
~6%
33%
6
22
Sun
Tilo
Red a
Api
13%
Apr
,
—100
_
1
Jan
Feb
12'A
18
19
39'A
12
10%
convertible preferred
Raytheon Manufacturing common
Reading Tube Corp class A
7% Mar
10c
Stop & Shop Inc
2% Mar
2,200
Colorado—
$3
Jan
Apr
2%
10
Railway & Light Securities—
Voting common
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete'Pile common
~6
34
Stetson (J B) Co common
4,400
2%
10%
Quebec Power Co
100
1
16%
•
com—.
Sterling Inc
1,790
42
1
Manufacturing
7,600
4%
5%
1
Jan
61
1
com
1%
163%
15% Mar
Jan
3 % Mar
12
•
common
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Engine Co
60
•
Timber
1,900
1
B
Corp
38%
2%
.2.50
common
6%
1
Corp^
class
Tube
61
loo
preferred
100
16%
1
—
41%
•
Pulp &
Pyle-National
Pyrene
of
~3%
Jan
Jan
I*
cumulative
~3%
1
Co
Products
13%
2,800
23%
Gas
Feb
—-—-—*
preferred
Jan
800
14%
9
common
America
2%
7,200
*
B
class
Standard-Thomson
4%
.2.50
'Producers Corp of Nevada
Prosperity Co class B
Apr
1%
1
Light common
&
Power
Common
lo
common
1%
1%
Jan
4% Mar
74%
(Ky)
1
Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall
Jan
~lVs
1
.20
1
10
Dredging Corp common
preferred
Standard
5
common
20%
—
Oil
Jan
4%
25o
Powdrell & Alexander
Jan
6
5
Forgings Corp
Mar
9
50
Mining Co
16%
—
Stroock
Polaris
300
Corp
Standard
x41
3%
Co
Royalty
Shoe
Feb
6.
112
67%
19%
1
common
.Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
pneumatic Scale common
Jan
18
17%
13
*
Stahl-Meyer Inc
*
Standard Brewing Co
2.78
Standard Cap & Seal common.
1
Convertible preferred
——10
Spencer
15% Mar
Jan
3%
Pipe Line
Standard
Apr
105
500
66 Va
3%
2
2%
Jan
Jan
<S
1,600
Jan
7%
40
24%
Jam
~3%
25
25
25
25
25
1
preference
Jan
36%
1
2
25
convertible
Jan
shares
Amer
Mines
200
53/4
preferred..
4.56%
14
1
2
10%
preferred
cumulative
6
37%
•
39%
California Edison—
original
4.88%
24
Apr
10c
Jan
1%
10
51
5%
14%
29
18
12.50
common
Jan
24,500
67
2
1,400
14%
Pipe Line
Jan
6%
*
common
common
common
Apr
50c
common
Oil
106% Mar
Standard
Pharis
Corp
4
103,400
5%
•
4,500
—1
1
1
Corp
Manufacturing
47%
100
Jan
2Va
36%
2
Mar
Jan
2%
2
35
•
preference
preferred
6
•
com
11%
2%
1
Co
4.48%
2.50
common
Electric class
&
Soss
25
Corp
Penn
Jan
8%
25
preferred
Co
Fennroad
Mar
29
*
preferred-
cumulative
31
Apr
26% Mar
5%
2
Peninsular Telephone common
$1
Apr
26%
1
.^5
Jan
£1
registered
Paper Mills
22
Parkersburg Rig & ReAI—jll
Patchogue Plymouth Mills:
—*
$1.32
28
600
6%
Patican Co Ltd
•••#«
100
27%
5%
ti*
Aircraft
Solar
28%
•
Corp
Co—
Feb
•
c
(C A) Amer shares
Motors
Pen
t
v
33
Apr
9
98%
Jan
9%
4% Feb
3% Apr
Jan
2%
3,400
Jan
36%
*
1
*
20
common
rets ord
dep
(Howard)
Smith
29
•
common
Mar
600
26
■
98
1
5%
3%
1,300
9%
Feb
14%
•
Ltd™
Light
11
36%
30
27%
•
Jan
32% Mar
27
26%
98%
25
$4.50
2,600
8%
500
33 %
28%
27
pfd series A—25
preferred
preferred
preferred
Lighting
$4.40
1st
1st
25
700
3%
9%
Feb
Feb-
2%
Simmons-Boardman
29%
25
25
preferred
1st
6%
9%
9
x32 %
32%
1st pfd—25
4
3%
9%
*
'
Simpson's Ltd class B
5
common
3%
3%
•
common
Amer
Co
4
*
class A
Ltd
Breweries
Singer Manufacturing
Can
85
Apr
25
Canada
of
of America
Corp
Sicks
Singer Manufacturing
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
42%
Jan
1%
13'A Mar
Omar
Pacific
Jan
53%
5
*
common
Sherwin-Williams
28%
15 Va
9%
,
26%
800
100
13%
38
9,400
15,700
*
preferred
4?&
300
9%
Inc
Jan
3,000
1
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares—
Overseas Securities
1
Jan
17%
Olympic Radio <fc Telev Inc
B
U
55%
Jan
Va
48%
107
*
class
Filters
United
Oliver
—
1,600
x30%
14%
Corp.
Jan
1 %
1
Mining
Denn
105 %
—
15%
Town
Feb
7 Va
81%
-1
class B
Corp
x30
106 %
16 Va
Old
6'/a
Jan
1%
—1
Sentinel Radio Coip common
15%
100
Jan
5%
102% Mar
7,900
%
4%
1,900
78
1
1,700
51
2,100
6%
39%' 41
1
—*
Segal Lock & Hardware
Selby Shoe Co
Semler
(R B) Inc
15%
%
5%
6
1%
1
*
1
*
Inc common
A)
Scullin Steel Co common
16%
51
5%
40%
1
14%
1
Jarx
813/,
25c
1
Co
15%
%
*
100
15
-5
common
Feb
Jan
10%
Apr
1
Schick Inc
15 y4
50o
common—,
Co
-8%
1
(Del)
Inc
& Fisher Brick
Sayre
Shattuck
Corp
300
9
8%
Apr
10
49
common
common
Shawinigan Water & Power—
Brass
14%
5%
Seton Leather common
Ohio
Jan
8% Jan
1
convertible preferred
1st
Samson
Feb
Ltd
Corp
8t Lawrence
Serrick
Ogden
11 %
6%
16%
1
*
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Novadel-Agene Corp
300
19%
x88 %
50
pfd—100
Co
RR
4% Mar
19 %
10,800
12%
9%
Apr
Savoy
*
12%
Jan
Mar
Jan
New
12%
High
8%
Jan
VA
8
Merchandise
Low
300
9
Feb
8%
72
York
8%
Ryerson & Haynes common
31
New
Niagara Share
common
4
700
32%
8%
17.25
9%
200
10
10
shares
Ave
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
1
.
Ryan
9%
9%
_•
Founders
common
Ltd—a—i
Co
Fifth
Russeks
32%
common
York & Honduras Rosario
Shares
*
Corp
Royalite Oil
Apr
111
32
York
New
Co
(The)
Apr
common
New
Auction
Rowe
2% Mar
200
Jan
5
Co
Process
Co
6
Jan
Feb
5%
5%
6,000
2,400
.3
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum—
3,500
2%
preferred
convertible
Jan
4%
Haven
4V2%
Jan
7,600
107% 111
Sales
Range
Par
High
Low
4%
111
Week'g
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Ranre Since Jan. 1
4%
England Tel & Tel
100
Clock & Watch Co..——-1
New
Sharei
High
4%
--1
common
APRIL 27
Friday
2.50
common
ENDED
STOCKS
-30c
Rational Union Radio
Neptune
of Prices
WEEK
for \t cek
Low
Par
FOR
Sales
'
Sale Price
Curb Exchange
New York
Week's
Range
Friday
$3.75 preferred series A
...
Union Stock Yards of Omaha..
16%
Apr
United
Aircraft
Products
Jan
17 Va
Feb
United
Corp warrants
Mar
51V4
Jan
93 Va
common—50c
6Va
94%
75
•
10o
76
6%
6
8,900
i3«
3,100
150
32
—.—_—
39
39
.
76
Apr
5 Va Mar
6%
Jan
&
Jan
%
Jan
33'A
Jan
39
Apr
.Volume 173
Number 5007
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1819)
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS—
New York Curb
Week's
Last
Exchange
Range
Sale Price
United
75c
Milk
participating
"
United
<J'i
Products
Molasses
Amer
NJ
'United
Profit
&
ord
Low
11
25
8 Ml
Sharing
common
U
S
Air
U S
Co
and
class
Feb
%
%
500
6%
Mar
A7s With Nov
Mar
A7s
13
Feb
Altalian
Superpower
SVb
Jan
Midland
X4314 Mar
49 'A
Jan
44%
41
470
39%
Jan
41 Mi Mar
15
15'A
500
13%
Feb
15%
—
2
1
42
2
6,200
1%
Apr
36'4
42'4
19,000
28%
Jun
42 Mi
5'4
6 'A
Extended at 4%
4%
Jan
88'4
6 Mb
88'4
Apr
8%
8%
8'4
2,500
8
Mar
1
S
Rubber Reclaiming Co
United Stores Corp common—
Universal Consolidated Oil
4%
914
Jan
4
4 Mi
1,200
314 Mar
5%
Jan
50c
2'A
lo
2'A
100
86'4
600
62
29'A
100
25%
1952
Jan
35 Ma
35'4
150
28 Mi
2,000
314
Feb
6'4s
38
3%
Jan
V
Valspar
$4
Corp
1
common
convertible
preferred
Steel Co
Vanadium-Alloys
5
7 Ma
7%
1,200
94
94
50%
55'4
8%
8%
Oct
ex
8%
20c
4%
4
I-
series
Jan
96%
55 M2
Feb
Jan
Apr
Apr
10'A
4%
15
Jan
7%
5,500
15
3% Mar
200
Southern
Feb
6,400
1
Vogt Manufacturing
9 Ma
82
1,750
Jan
40
10
55
Venezuelan Petroleum
Venezuela Syndicate Inc
94
7 Ma
13 Ma
5'A
Jan
3'/aS
and
A
1st
3s
Aircraft
Co
•
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs ext—•
T'o
preferred
100
Waiy & Bond Inc.
1
"7 Mi
2-%
7
100
2%
6%
108%
7'4
500
~1MI
~1'4
1,200
14 Ma
14%
200
—_—
$2 cum preferred
'IWalthstm Watch
Ward
Baking
Wesntworth
,
30
Co
Co
II
v
tew
i
T4 Ma
1
1%
Manufacturing
1.25
_
1%
2
7 Ma
warrants
7 Ma
7 Ma
X6%
3s
1973
20
36%
38
200
24
24
24
100
22 V2 Mar
22%
22'4
22%
100
21 Mi
Elec
'Wisconsin
Woodaii
'
x
1
Industries
3%
17%
—
4
17
Feb
Jan
30
Apr
36%
Apr
41%
Feb
8 Ms
300
10
300
7'4
8 Ma
_5%
~6 Ma
(Calif)
—
2nd
15'4
—100
Inc
Waldorf-Astoria
A 5s
Woolwortfc
15
Ltd—
20'A
Jan
Washington Water
West
Jan
Western
Apr
514
17'A
20'A
10,300
Apr
19 Ms
Jan
10%
Wright Hargreaves
Ltd
1'4
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
~l/6
1A
Interest
Exchange
Jan.
43
Mar
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
Low
Appalachian Elec Power 3'As
Bethlehem
Steel
6s
Aug
1
Bdsion Edison 2%s series
1970
June-Dec
1998
A
1970
6s
Penn
States Elec Corp 5s debs 1948
debentures 1954
Chicago Transit Authority—
A5Mis
revenue
series
Delaware Lack
&
of
1947—1978-1
113
118 Mi
20%
99
Jan
TlJ
Apr
101'A
105
101 Mi
101'4 101 Mi
98'4
103
Feb-Aug
102'4
102'4 102'4
May-Woo
Bonds
'
mortgage
4s
A
series
1993
B
May-Nov
1993
May
_jan-July
Mar-Sepf
Eastern Gas & Fuel 3Mas 1965
EHmira Water Lt & RR 5s
1950
Etcole Marelli Elec
Mfg Co—
AfiMia with Nov
V
A6%s
1 1940
coupon 1953
Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953
ex
67%
-April-Oct
No.
Low
40
Power 3M2s
5s 1960
f
s
debentures
101
May-Wow
1
116%
97
96'A
67%
9
61%
A 6s
series A
A Ex-co
(coupon on)
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
1958
market
upon,
64
May-Nov
101'4
Jan-July
73 M2
58
101
112%
64
"53
57
—
—
A
A6',4a (Dec
A 7s
series E
A7s
A 7s
A7b
June-Dec
1
1941 coupon)
1957
(Aug 1941 coupon)
series F
Peru
Rio
■—
70
_4
100% 101'4
53
53
50
-
80
Jan-July
61
e
Stock and Bond
listed
on
the
82
19
60
87
90
31
63
87'A
54
58'4
87'A
84'4
84'4
90
43
65
88
36
61 %
88
Indus¬
Date-
April
April
23
April
trial®
24
21
April
2?
—
Averages
This
to
Grade
Grade
Util¬
ities
Bonds
42.32
93.18
99.19
101.46
96.91
99.59
4
"93.22
99.15
101.31
97.05
99.51
99.25
42.30
92.79
99.22
101.42
97.06
99.64
99.33
42.24
92.84
99.25
101.46
97.QO
82.77
99.68
99.35
42.24
93.60
99.30
101.59
83.60
42.23
94.25
99.24
101.73
258.96
..
computed by dividing total
65 Stocks, 38.49.
prices by the following:
97.25
*
97.26
Industrials,
99.70
'
"
*
103'4 103'4
—
99
2
106 %
116%
102
104
Week's
Last
or
Sale Price
Range
Friday's
Bonds
Bid & Asked
April-Oct
Jan-July
$80
June-Dec
5'4s
of)
No.
99.68
7.36;
Jan. 1
High
81
J
Low
81
__
$56'4
54'4
56'A
May-Wow
Feb-Aug
82
82
'2
71
82 M.
70
70
2
64
73
$7%
—
stamped 1958—Mar-Sept
$26
May-Wow
$38'4
$56'4
June-Dec
May-Nov
April-Oct
77
42
9
21 Ma
28
26
37%
39
54
—
$51
June-Dec
5%
56%
$55
June-Dec
8%
$55
56
56
51 Ma
51%
77
77
83
to
2'As
2008
Mar-Sept
$39'4
41
39
40 Ma
26
29%
—
stamped
reduced
1921
Range Since
Sold
High
$80
to
1997
—Jan-July
29'A
29 Me
29'4
29
(Plan A)
2%
2012
6'4s
$34
Jan-July
—Jan-July
1919
35'4
34
$2'A
2%
2
35%
2%
$2'A
June-Dec
—
par
11
2 Ma
2
2%
value, a Deferred delivery transaction (not Included in
year's range), d Ex-interest,
(not Included in year's range), f Ex-distributlon. g Ex-stock dividend, h KXUnder-the-rule transaction
(not Included in year's range),
r Transaction for
cash
Included
In
year's
range),
x Ex-dividend,
no
y
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-liquidating
sales being transacted during current
dividend.
week.
being traded flat.
tive;
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumulA*
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust
certificate*!
when Issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
i,"
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Average
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Rails,
Date—
April 21
Closing
1
99.48
13.9;
Range for 1951
47.80
High
48.65 Feb 26
April 23_
47.85
Low
43.37 Jan
April 24
47.88
99.46
utility stocks and for the 65-stock composite average
give the effect to
by Houston Lighting & Power Co. of two shares of
common
stock for each oije
changed the divisor for the 15 utilities to 13.25 from 14.2 and
the divisor for the 65
from 38.92.
96 Ma
102'4
110
99.28
"42.38
are
28.49
3
40
Rails
Ralls
82.65
257.13
„
97
114
Jan-JuZp
Total
82.65
distribution
stocks
trial®
10
82.03
•The averages for the 15
the
Indus¬
Second
255.12
—
Utilities, 13.25;
held.
65
Stocks
10
First
81.92
26
/Tppl
Util¬
ities
10
254.19
—
25
April
Rail¬
road®
:
255.02
—
97
102'4 104
Averages
-Bonds-
Total
50
§ Reported in receivership.
90
80
10
15
6M2S
Government
A Bonds
90
82
-Stocks-
20
103
Odd-lot transaction
84
87
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bond*
the New York Stock
Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
SO
Janeiro
principal.
"w
are
50
$111
Friday
87
83
1952
102%
$22
97
Interest
tFriday's bid and asked prices;
7
84 '4
Feb-Aug
1957
65
104'4
44
—
86
82
1955—
1952
(July 1941 coupon)
Below
de
Interest
70
100
62
81
49
(Plan A)
reduced
(Republic
•No
49'4
83
Ma
46
$53
104
Period
I
IMas to 2M2s (ser ABODE)
A
74
(Peru)
stamped
Interest
(not
issues 11% redeemed
series C 1955
6'As
'
City
Parana
■
—
$56
32
102% 102%
* "
-
Feb-Aug
AMedellin 7s stamped 1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May
1927) 1947
A 7s
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
103%
112%
$46
:
47'A
.
June-Dec
June-Dec
Danzig Port & Waterways—
AExternal 6M2S stamped 1952
121
103%
1
—
$70
95
49
Loah—
ALima
International Power Sec—
AH
Cons Municipal
5 '4s
1955
External
5s
1953
ARussian
-
99%
34
$59
June-Dec
Maranhao stamped (Plan A)
Interest reduced to 2 Mas 2008
Finland Residential Mtge Bank—
5s stamped 1961
Green Mountain Power 3%s 1963
Guantanamo & Western RR—
105'a
$22
1959
103%
96
102
$22
95
48
45'4
Mar-Sept
115
97%
$53
—
"
Feb-Aug
1964
External
107'A
111
$109
—
May-Wow
100'A
.
166
8
99
Danish
High
101 Mi
14
61%
101'A
20
84%
Loxo
Jan. 1
99%
66'4
■
._Jan-July
1946-—
1
97
95
$45'4
1
BONDS
New York Stock
Exchange
Range Sine*
Sold
Western RR—
mortgage 4s series
A 1st
95
193'4
Jan
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st
104%
105
104
99%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
4%, Feb
11314
96'A
104
Apr
118 Mi 118 Mi
Jan-July
97%
100%
100 »A
Apr
158 Ms
99 'A
$100
April-Oct
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col) —
A 20-year 7s
April 1946
A 20-year 7s Jan 1947
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank of) —
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
High
11314
103 V*
34
Newspaper Union—
conv
Jan
15%
—
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
104
$100'4 101%
103
1970
1966
Traction
Feb
,105
Apr>
v.
10114 103%
*150
June-Dec
^Central
3%s
102%
Quar-Feb
102'A
101% 102
Jan
Jan
TjV
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Last
<•
Period
165
101'4 103'4
Jan
18
14
5,300
198.
$100
102
148'A
Jan
7%
Apr
414
•
3
Feb
14%
Jan
14
£1
17
1014 Mar
Jan
Mar
15
5s
i
—
1481/4 150'A
101'4 101'4
101 »4 102
•
Amerioan deposit receipts
&% preference
55
Jan
4%
*
150'A
Jan
6%
100
2
93'4
55
—
104'
104%
105Va
Hotel—
Jan
13
15
8
98
101'4
1989
Income debentures 1954-
23 Ma
98
2
101
.
25 Mi
450
—
5s
United Electric Service Co—
A 7s with Dec 1
1940 coupon 1956—
A 7s ex Dec 1
1947 coupon 1956
Feb
•
pfd
1
103
99 Ma
April-Oct
1969
revenue
25%
8%
250
103
*53
.
stamped
Jan
33Mt
.
101'4
98
—
coll trust
Oorp—
Apr
-16
1,500
15 Ma
6
25
4 Mi %
5s
3%
1
1
common
W)
Jan
191
400
17%
9%
—
•
Woodley Petroleum
(F
113
Jan
26
3%
5
w
Lt
Jan
1
Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority—
;
common
Pwr &
Apr
1
Feb-Aup
-
3M»s *970
1971
& Bros
1614
10
common
5%^ preferred
Winnipeg
6 Mi
177
5
103'4 103'4
70
106%
Jan-July
Gas
A6V2S with Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
A6M2S ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
Feb
-
9S% 100
98
103'4
44'4
102%
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
2%- Jan
9
Jan
300
-1
Wickes (The) Corp
.Williams (R C) & Co_
Willson Products Inc
i
1% Mar
x7
I"
1
(Wra) & Co
River Oil Corp
Brothers
Feb
6%
150
5
Whitman
Wilson
7,900
17 Mi
Jan
A7-4s
Feb
25
.
stamped 1946
(Hugo) Industries—
Jan
214
104
1981—May-Woo
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
3rd
Stinnes
Feb
110
111 Mi
lo
.—
Wichita
12
Jan
8-
Jan
185
185
20
Weyenberg Shoe .Mfg
'.Whirlpool Corp
3%
1 Mi Mar
•
com
Apr
Apr
2%s
x6%
West Texas Utilities $6 preferred
1*
Western' Maryland Ry 7% 1st
pfd__10o
Western Tablet &
Stationery
Westmoreland Coal.
Westmoreland Die
--
(Hugo)
A7-4s
65
103
Jan-July
3s series B
Starrett Corp Inc
2%
63
104
1965
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3 Vis
Waco
105
—April-Oct
Edison
California
mortgage
Stinnes
102
Jan-July
1973
A
Spalding (A G)
W
102
$22
1952
Southern Counties Gas
Feb
81
102
April-Oct
1940 coupon 1960
1947 coupon 19b0
1
ref M
Southern
Jan
15
73
April-Oct
1
California
series
1st
81
Jan-July
Oct
Safe Harbor Water Power
Corp 3s
San Joaquin Lt & Pow 6s B
1952
7%
80
June-Dec
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
5Mas
47'A
43'A
—Jan-JwZj/
Public Service Electric •& Gas Co—
50-year 6% debentures 1998
Mar
49
46
Hydro-Electric Co—
with
A6M1S
Apr
88%
49
45'A
April-Oct
1970
A6 'As
45'A
-..Jan-July
Lexington 1st mortgage 3s 1964
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964
Piedmont
High
May-Wow
1953—
1st mortgage 3MtS 1968—
mortgage 3s 1971
*
3'As
Jan. 1
Low
ApriZ-Oct
1963
Park
Apr
31 Mi
Jan
x3%
mortgage
Wo.
$22
Jan-July
Power
1st
Feb
86 Mb
•
1st
Ohio
Feb
314
Jan
to
Range Sine*
Sold
High
83
Mar-Nov
1963
Jan
92
Jan
1%
x3%
x3%
5
2%
86 Mi Mar
85
86'/2
10
Utah-Idaho Sugar
100
28%
10
common
89
coupon
6s
Bonds
$53
England Power 3M4S 1961—
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Apr
9,400
1
preferred with warrants
U S Radiator common-
Universal Insurance
Universal Products Co
1%
'A
6 Ma
*
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Jan-July
New
Apr
*
Securities
1952
Valley RR—
43'A
10c
or
Sale Price
1952
coupon
1940
Apr
40'4
B_
1940
1
Jan
A
International
1
Nov
%
43 M,
1
Corp
with
4 Mi
4,400
Week's Range
Last
Period
Interstate Power Co—
^Debenture escrow certificates
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
Apr
248
40'4
$5 1st
U
23*
25
common
Conditioning
V, S Foil
Feb
25
•
United Specialties
11 Ma
Jan
242
60
10
%
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Low
Feb
514
243'4 248'4
25
—
New York Stock
*
—
100
27
High
Jan
23
registered
Canal
APRIL
Range Since Jan. 1
*
10<4
preferred
United Shoe Machinery common
Preferred
■J>'
'
11
ENDED
BONDS
Shares
High
Ltd—
rets
RR
•
—
preferred
Co
deposit
-'United
common
Low
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Par
FOR
Sales
2
'
+
April 25——
47.70
April 26—
47.00
April 27
-
48.10
Range for 1950 I
,
High
43.24 Dec
Low
34.25
30
July 11
31
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
32
.
.
Monday, April 30, 1951
.
(1820)
Transactions at the New York Curb
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Bond
(.Number
Bonds
Sales
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Shares
April 27, 1951
Week Ended
Stocks
Government
Bank
Foreign
and Miscel.
Number of
Total
United States
Int'l
Railroad
Stocks
-
389.430
$030,000
$51,000
$681,000
1 164.300
Saturday
Monday..
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday™
2,590,400
254,000
2,844,400
2,069,700
284,000
1,424.900
1.524.840
2,882,000
233,500
2,957,000
3.93,000
2,120,760
2,648,000
540,000
3,350,000
3,188,000
8,420,520
$14,677,100
$1,755,500
—
(Par Value)
Foreign
$44,000
Total
$46 000
$2,000
134,000
Corporate
2.030
142.000
$6,COO
7.000
1,000
79,000
327,305
100,000
8 030
9,000
117,000
388,34C
115.000
3.000
71.000
332 155
Wednesday
.
.
118,000
—
$625,000
Bank
$1,956,000
140,000
199,000
2,227,650
33,073,000
40,272,410
16,837,000
319,586,900
329,990,400
$1,755,500
14,677,100
Industrial
1950
'
1,920,235
.2,563,525
40,784,016
33,375,444
$573,000
$592,000
$7,897,000
$11,665,000
34,000
18,000
251,000
3,900,000
6,427,000
14,000
787,000
346,000
$625,000
$857,000
$12,584,000
$19,233,000
Bonds
Domestic
*
Foreign government
'
Foreign corporate
Total
$370,584,010
$354,755,900
$19,105,650
$16,432,600
Total
April 27
1951
1950
1S51
$122,200
$24,000
—17,000
Government
Jan. 1 to
Week Ended Avril 27
Stocks—No. of shares
Foreign
&
123,000
$18,000
1950
Bonds
International
2,000
$34,000
163,473,947
178,793,245
11,525,058
8,420,520
Stocks—No. of shares
1951
1950
12,000
$573,000
April 27
Jan. 1 to
April 27
109,000
1,920,235
1951
Railroad
123.535
296,350
Saturday
$16,432,600
Week Ended
8.
Domestic
452,550
Total
XJ.
Bonds
Foreign
Government
of
Shares)
Week Ended April 27, 1951
3,253,700
3,115,500
1,796,180
Exchange
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
APRIL 27
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
Par
Tel—-.
American
Tel
American
100
Copper
&
—-
Boston
Edison
Boston
Elevated
5%
New
Eastern
Jan
122%
Apr
117%
Jan
130
Feb
43%
2,004
x40%
Jan
44
Jan
5%
6 %
65
6% Jan
6%
Jan
15%
15%
500
15% Mar
18%
Jan
46%
55'A
Jan
23% Mar
26
Jan
78%
85
10%
Jan
Jan
97 %
Apr
89%
97%
611
83%
Jan
12%
13%
798
11%
Jan
13%
59%
60
45%
45%
46%
19%
19%
20
Service
-J&L— 7ZZ%
•
62%
Jan
49
Jan
Jan
21% .Jan
33%
Apr
37%
Jan
75%
Apr
83%
Feb
33%
60
78%
261
Day
Feb
67.01
66.90
5
65.63
Jan
54%
55%
2,362
49 %
Jan
28%
29%
621
24%
Jan
30%
Feb
28c
28c
100
28c
Apr
49c
Jan
73%
25
...
hi..
56% Mar
79%
Jan
55
13%
Jan
14
Jan
160
75%
Jan
86%
Apr
345
75%
14
14
86%
•
86%
70% Mar
104
17
105
10%
1
Assn—
13c
13c
12%
,__20
12%
._100
111%
._100
19
North Butte Mining
-2.50
1
38%
Mills
320
21
19
1%
38%
110
99
1,300
1,601
107% 112
39%
7%
International
York
New
185
Torrlngton
Snited Fruit Co___
nited Shoe Machinery
U
S
Rubber
Waldorf
56% Mar
Jan
53%
Co.
Electric
15%
50
14%
Jan
17% Mar
47*%
51
42%
Jan
49 % Mar
20
20
31%
31%
12
30%
51%
90
43% Mar
51%
•
51 \
5%
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*
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,
,
Timken Roller Bearing
^
Carbide
(new)
—
Elec
44%
12.50
:
54%
16%
2Q% Mar
34%
11
Jan
41%
Apr
Feb
Feb
86
51%
Jan
57%
Feb
494
25%
Jan
30%
Apr
11%
322
11%
Jan
12%
218
23%
Jan
26%
Feb
64%
101
59%
Apr
65%
Jan
6
37%
Jan
301
90%
Jan
»■„
37
44%
57%
43%
45%
40%
_„•
6% Mar
Jan
46"% Mar
23%
58
•
„.
™_
Apr
38% 38%
108% 113%
38%
IttW
37
:
10
———™<<
Jan
61%
62%
10
25
—__—
J).™-
(N
(Ohio)
Jan
33
Jan
23%
__
25
34%
56%
30%
28%
11%
11%
:
*
..
(Ind)_^
81
34%
55%
.
—
30%
5
«
Oil
.
19%
4%
55
130
19
19%
5%
53%
26%
52%
19% Mar
23
51%
%_
39%
43%
20
44%
41%
Feb
113%
Apr
38
33% Mar
34
37
Feb
Jan
•
59%
Jan
Feb
71
Jan
59%
Feb
41%
Apr
47%
Feb
45
45%
40%
54%
290
58
34%
Jan
40%
Apr
12% Mar
Jan
Jan
112
-Apr
Apr
25%
Jan
Mar
1%
Jan
Apr
48%
Feb
17%
38%
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
21%
686
19%
Apr
26 Va
Jan
9%
320
8%
Jan
9%
-
,
Members
.
Apr
7%
405
Jan
8%
Feb
209
15%
Jan
17%
Feb
Detroit
24%
307
19%
Jan
25%
58
34%
Jan
38% Mar
38%
39%
175
33
Jan
41
68%
70%
1,502
43
45
Exchange
Apr
35%
New York Curb
New York Stock Exchange
16%
43
7
59%
59%
Jan
740
43
Apr
73%
'.
Ford
Building
Exchange
DETROIT
*
WOodward 2-5525
Telephone:
^
•
Jan
60%
Stock
Feb
49%
Midwest
Stock Exchange,
Mar
Apr
123
51%
Jan
12%
12%
12%
368
11%
Jan
13%
Feb
40%
39%
40%
1,558
34%
Jan
40%
Apr
58%
•
12.50
Corp.
15%
47%
53%
Brands
Standard
Feb
Apr
15%
__
*
Co
Standard
54%
47%
•
70%
.■
common —25
—.10
System Inc,
Westlnghouse
Jan
Jan
38%
5
*
Apr
49%
35%
—
33
46
23%
Drill
Jan
Mar
49%
7
Co
Twist
29%
14
40
16
*7%
-50
t—
Webster Inc
Stone &
Union
21%
Jan
145
32% Mar
175
• /
Westlnghouse
1.1%
r
458
™™*
;„™™_
*
Industries
Steel
10%
Apr
53%
*
Sears, Roebuck
Vacuum
S.
Jan
10%
55%
*
Socony
Union
Jan
12%
80
52%
Corp
Oil
29%
199
53%
i.
Oil
20
13%
33
49%
™*
;
Standard
29 %
54%
32%
8
Standard Oil
Apr
32%
49%
.
Central
Standard
Apr
97%
55%
Tel
&
Oil
Schenley
82%
Jan
5
new
Register
Oil
Ohio
Feb
Jan
83%
—
Ohio Edison
Pure
38%
68%
•
Tel
Cash
32% Mar
27
239
199
*
1
7
5
Light
Motors
10%
....
Jan
5% Mar
Jan
25c
Feb
11V8
93%
20%
.25
-»™_™1
Dept Stores
General
13%
Jan
Apr
9%
.50
Qulncy Mining Co
Rexail Drug Co™
Shawmut Association
13%
Electric
,
Pennsylvania RR
29%
'
—
51
Apr
7%
Feb
10%
Jan
10c
98c
1,400
Jan
22
Jan
15
110
10%
12%
1
Cos
England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel
N Y New Haven & Hartford™
New
Mar
25
65
17
-100
104
„100
preferred
Narragansett Racing
5%
97%
•
;
General
U
Maine Central RR common
33%
82
90
.
&
Power
Federated
Southern
29%
Theatre
80%
97%
Apr
37%
18%
58
66.90
Copper
Service
Jan
110
110
55%
™15
32%
82
Packard Motor Car
14% Mar
1,810
76%
76%
170
„
High
44%--Feb
42
514
8%
*
Gas
Curtiss-Wright
Radio
33%
*
45%
-8%
Products
City
Columbia
National
39 15
50
43%
10
Corp
Chrysler
Apr
Jan
8%
120
*
AsSoc
Stores—,
Boston
Pacific
.
37.87 Apr
9%
*
Lone Star Cement Corp
National
Jan
37.37
100
100
Inc
Group
Kennecott
Jan
45 %
25
25
Chesapeake & Ohio
Cities
Low
38% Mar
45
41%
—
10
„
MIg
Street Ry—
Royale Copper
Loew's
137
9%
1
Safety Razor Co new
Gillette
1,185
10
Electric
General
90
25%
85
37.87
9%
5
—
Capital Corp%
General
25%
—♦
100
——
48%
24%
85
47%
__,__100
10
National
First
Isle
6 %
100
Trust
Prop
Lines
Employers
43%
■
new
SS
43%
1
preferred B
preferred adjustment
6%
Feb
Fuel Associates—
&
Mass
Eastern
Jan
118%
Service
Common
46%
44%
35
pref w i
Gas
Apr
™100
Century Shares Trust
Eastern
36%
38% Mar
116
issued
Calumet & Hecla„
Cities
Jan
107
604
2,931
120% 122%
Providence RR
Boston &
149%
38%
41%
122% 124%
RR—
when
Personal
Boston
__
25
Railway—
common
Feb
122%
™<
Maine
&
New
158%
40%
50
;
3
Armco Steel
Avco
High
Low
124%
Stamped $50 paid
Boston
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
v,..
pfd—100
100
6%
Carpet
Albany RR
&
Boston
Anaconda Mining
36%
153% 154%
38%
50
High
for Week
Range Si-nce Jan. 1
Hiah
Low
Par
Sales
40%
154%
•
Bigelow-Sanford
of Prices
Low
Woolen
Anaconda
STOCKS
Exchange
Friday
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Friday
Boston Stock
Detroit Stock Exchange
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Cincinnati Slock
e-...
~
Friday
,
Week's
Aluminum
American
-
.
Laundry
25"%
—
„1
Brewing
23
5%
*
—
26%
22%
26%
8
—
Beau Brummell
17
17
Low
11%
Allen
Range Since Jan. 1
High
11%
20
—
Baldwin
Burger
Low
*
High
1
1
2
1
Electric
Altes
Brewing
Products
Metal
American
12
79
23%
Jan
27% Mar
Big
65
17
Jan
16%
Jan
23
Apr
300
5%
9%
5%
Apr
6
Feb
Briggs Manufacturing
Brown-McLaren Manufacturing
Jan
Budd
135
17
Apr
12 %
Feb
18%
Rubber
Baldwin
Cincinnati
Street
Cincinnati
546
16%
Jan
19%
Feb
4%
Jan
4%
Apr
Consolidated
295
32
Jan
35%
Apr
Consumers
100
32% Mar
38
7%
Apr
Jan
Feb
Detroit
10
38
37%
38
25
5%
50
75%
Eagle PIcher
Ins
913
5%
75%
428
69%
14
10
5%
75
14%
500
21%
21%
72
5%
*
•
Apr
Jan
&
Art
Jan
14 %
Apr
Detroit
24 Va
Jan
Rights
Detorit-Michigan
Edison
Kroger new
58%
Feb
60
Apr
50
62
47% Mar
51
Jan
Economy Baler
26
24% Mar
26%
Feb
Jan
Friars
±
26
400
15
15
15
14
Feb
*
36
36%
431
35%
Apr
38%
1
16%
16%
50
14%
Jan
17
Mar
P & G new common
•
71%
72%
1,054
79%
Jan
preferred
Randall
"B"
Printing
——100
Western Bank
Unlisted
Allied
46
50
8
r,-™-,.
w
4
225
Apr
,
200.
11%
Jan
453/4
813
37%
Jan
12
49
Jan
Gar
Wood
12
.
100
,rl0.-
Jan.*
.
Gerity-Michigan Corp
Graham-Paige
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
Hall
Apr
Stocks-
Airlines
1
American Telephone &
For footnotes
Lamp
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'Hurd
»
see
Telegraph
page 41.
100
42%
__
154%
163/8
154
42%
30
41%
Apr
163/4
120
13%
Jan
154%
232
149%
Jan
Manufacturing
General Motors
Apr
14%
.12
Industries
Mar
51
12
12 %
125
11%
Jan
13
1,240
9
8%
32
4%
Apr
Jan
Mar
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
35%
Apr
34%"
100
2%
200
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
17%
330
16%
Jan
18%
Jan
18
640
14
Jan
18 Va
Apr
34%
80%
537
68%
Jan
25%
25%
160
22%
Jan
33%
33%
465
31
Jan
6%
400
6%
—
Apr
Apr
25%
Apt
34% Mar
7%
Feb
8%
8%
325
7%
Jan
22 %
8,859
65,302
21%
Apr
23%
Feb
15c
Apr
24c
Mar
200
6%
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Sales
of Prices
Last
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—
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Motor
1
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Lock & Manufacturing
Feb
Kaiser-Frazer
16%
Apr
Kingston Products
158% Mar
Kinsel
Drug
7%
29%
—
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2,010
27%
30
3,448
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Apr
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53%
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100
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Packard
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3%
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common
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Jan
9 % Mar
Minnesota
Jan
2%
Monogram
Apr
11%
Jan
1,250
12%
Jan
17% Maf
19 V2
Jan
25
13
Jan
12%
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9%
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100
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Bendix
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Aviation
Bethlehem
Diamond
Chica
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46%
Jan
44%
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51
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10%
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176 %
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28
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12%
Feb
1
54
12
Jan
26%
Feb
96
17%
93% Mar
108
20% Mar
24
Apr
Jan
14%
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19
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355
83%
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12
1,070
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Iron
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see
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Apr
19%
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Apr
31%
Feb
2%
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2%
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11%
13%
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50c
9%
22
48%
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Jan
12%
Feb
15%
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Radio
RKO
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RKO
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Jan
Jan
90c
Feb
10%
Jan
23
23%
Jan
Feb
Apr
Mar
Jan
56l/4 Mar
46%
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46%
53%
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Apr
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17
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10%
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26%
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19
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15% Mar
Feb
195
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19%
38
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308
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23
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51%
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25
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Union
Carbide
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Union Pacific Railroad Co
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31%
31%
150
29 V2
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19%
20%
6,183
17%
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21'A
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30%
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24%
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36%
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36 V2 Mar
37%
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45
Jan
29% Mar
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643
84
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179
91% Mar
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20
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37%
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18
19
6,500
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Jan
20Va
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1
—
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—
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24%
2
(Un)
Co
Transamerlca Corporation
Cttrp
Jan
11%
(Un)
Calif
—
46
23%
Corporation
&
—
35% Mar
Apr
6
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1
4j/2% preferred B———-—25
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Apr
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16%
32%
45
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Apr
1,440
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13%
33
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Calif
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10
32%
44 %
28
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25
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56%
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of
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82%
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39%
—
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17%
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25
Southern
Company
1,040
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,—:
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Gulf
18%
34%
27%
Texas
Jan
18'A
739
—.—25
Texas
Apr
40 Va
1,915
cumulative preferred
Co
14%
Apr
74%
4.38%
Co
38% Mar
Jan
34
39%
—
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Jan
11%
225
72%
25
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35%
200
14
37%
—
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346
14
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•
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1
1
48 %
12%
12%
12%
314
10%
Apr
12%
•
—
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20%
1,255
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24%
Apr
Feb
(Un)_*
25
60
36'A
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1,047
34%
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30
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4%
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20
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22%
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30
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34
70
100%
58%
Feb
Apr
39%
Feb
Apr
100%
Apr
Feb
Feb
United
United
Jan
United
16
Jan
20
Feb
Universal
Consolidated
28
Mar
Universal
Pictures CO
4%
Jan
22%
45V2 Mar
10% Mar
5
Jan
Jan
7%
190
207
1,820
21 y2
4.56%
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22%
50
preferred
Co
53 Va Mar
700
25
Twentieth
61 Va Mar
Jan
707
25
Tidewater
Feb
Mar
50
1,615
preferred
Sylvania
28%
55
25
13
preierred
&
Apr
705
5Va
preferred
Swift
26
61
23V'4
4.48 %
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12%
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28%
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8%
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26%
22'A
Co
Co
California
360
450
Mar
12%
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Socony-Vacuum
So
27%
26V4
22%
1
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Original
28
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—
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1
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Feb
26% Mar
23'A
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Solar
Feb
265
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60%
'
•
5
44
239
60
10
1.40
Feb
Apr
26
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Co
Mar
77
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27%
1
19
Jan
class A—.25
Company
14
Feb
21l/a
Industries
Sierra
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—
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Schenley
Sinclair
32
25
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Aeronautical
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Paramount
States
Rubber
Steel
States
Co
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10
•
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Co
10
—
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45
—
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1"
~
84
18%
Jan
21%
Feb
58%
Feb
1,698
41
Mar
47%
Jan
530
63
Jan
86%
Apr
55
52%
Jan
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9%
100
9%
Apr
12
Feb
12Vb
13'A
1,455
11%
Apr
13%
Feb
Feb
Pictures
Bros
Inc
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5
2c
Jan
5c
Mar
9%
Apr
11%
Jan
2.20 Mar
2 75
Feb
Western
Westlnghouse Elec Corp (Urn —12.50
Willys-Overland Motors Inc (Un)
1
West
Kentucky
Western
Air
Coal
Union
Co
17
Apr
20%
Feb
34 Vb
Apr
39%
Jan
52%
615
52%
Apr
53 % Mar
Woolworth
13%
Jan
18 V4 Mar
Zenda Gold Mining Co
7c
Jan
29c
Zenith
Feb
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Co
Corp
4
1
Telegraph
150"
260
(F
(Un)
Inc
Lines
34%
12,000
Feb
9%
Jan
1
2.10
20c
29
31V2
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17
337
18 Ve
11%
Jan
15
26c
•
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66%
15%
737
18 Vb
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627
13,700
16
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Jan
1.65
Rheem Mfg Co
Warner
17
21
31c
19
10 Va
27
2.50
Gas
&
Drug
Apr
1,600
125
26c
18 y8
10
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Republic Steel Corporation (Un)
Jan
3,000
a9%
Feb
31V2
(Un)
36% Mar
Apr
75
15%
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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Monday, April 30, 19515
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
APRIL 27
Week'*
Sales
Last
Rang*
for Week
Sale Price
®f Prices
Friday
STOCKS
DAYTON & GERNON
Members:
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EAU
LaCROSSE
MADISON
Brick
CLAIRE
Midwest Stock
Exchange
Week's
Last
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Low
Advance Alum
Aetna
Ball
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
55%
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42
Mar
55%
300
27%
Jan
33%
Jan
23%
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23%
Apr
29
Feb
5
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Gas Equipment
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%
500
7
Jan
Feb
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100
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250
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110
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35
Feb
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10
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13
Feb
100
59%
600
18
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28 V.
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Apr
400
51% Mar
30%
61%
54%
30%
54%
300
34%
33%
34%
2,000
27%
28
30%
American Invest Co
Feb
4%
Jan
Apr
34%
35%
1,500
33
Apr
16%
16%
1,300
13
Jan
17
200
18
Jan
19% Mar
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Jan
15 V. Mar
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19%
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14%
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Armour
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Co
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10
45
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Feb
44%
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8c
45%
1,100
42% Mar
51 %
Jan
10%
2.1U0
10%
Apr
12%
Jan
1%
100
1% Jan
1%
Feb
Marshall
700
38 % Apr
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Mfg
34%
2,600
27%
Jan
35%
Apr
Medusa
34%
300
28 %
Jan
34%
Apr
7%
7%
300
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
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—
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1%
Feb
3%
8
8
8%
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•
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37
250
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20
20
20%
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1,400
Feb
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400
56%
—'
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200
5
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250
19
Jan
Jan
18
Apr
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14%
400
14
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26
Feb
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5
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Company
21 Va Mar
23%
Jan.
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Mar
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1,100
24
Mar
26
Jan
16%
200
16%
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17% Mar
10
200
9%
Apr
13
Jan
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Corp
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preferred
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Convertible
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Cities
Club
Co
Co
Coleman
Iron
Elec
Jan
26 Va
26 %
100
33
33%
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Jan
114
35 V«
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1
Feb
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3%
Feb
Ohio
26 %
Apr
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600
32%
Apr
38%
Feb
Packard
15
600
12%
Jan
16%
Feb
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150
64
Jan
65%
Feb
200
22%
Jan
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91
Jan
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2
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...
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(E I)
84'/a
Apr
90
Feb
42%
Apr
46% Mar
30 Va
Jan
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31%
31%
250
13%
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29
Feb
12%
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6%
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14
5,900
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29% Mar
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700
31
Jan
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8%
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34%
400
27%
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200
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8%
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250
9%
Apr
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32%
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300
31
Jan
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Jan
92%
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17%
8
700
15%
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19
400
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97%
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Apr
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44%
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Jan
43
39
43
150
39
Apr
43
23
22%
23
600
19%
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1
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Electric
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General
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General
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Co
(Un)
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Co
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12%
100
10%
Jan
13
Apr
11%
250
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Jan
13
Jan
8
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4,800
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53%
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19
18%
19
10%
10%
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300
450
17
9%
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6%
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Feb
Feb
29
29%
300
24%
Jan
30% Feb
34%
34%
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28%
Jan-
36%
76%
76%
100
65%
Jan
78% Mar
*
Cooperage
Greyhound
Corp
Griesedieck
Western
class
Brewery
see
page 41.
38
Feb
4%
30%
Apr
38%
10%
300
10%
Jan
3%
3%
1,300
2%
Jan
43
Signode
Steel
Sinclair
38
Apr
6
Jan
20%
100
18
Feb
20% .Apr
9%
100
9% Mar
10% Jan
19 %
19%
1,600
18 % Mar
19% Mar
5%
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16%
16%
800
Oil
Southern
5
5
16%
Apr
10
28%
Jan
36
Mar,
69%
100
64%
Jan
74%
20%
21
213
20
Feb
23
8%
8%
400
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8
10
1
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20%
20%
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37
37%
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7
28% Mar.
200
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700
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26%
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300
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19
Feb
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21
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16
18%
18%
1,100
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Apr
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8% Mar
9%
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10
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2,250
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53%
5%
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Jan
31%
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31%
400
30%
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32%
Jan
51
53%
500
43% Mar
53%
Apr
5%
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12%
13
10% Mar
13%
Apr
23%
23%
100
21%
Jan
25 %
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11
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118
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Apr
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115
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12% Jan
14
2%
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13%
400
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200
10
Jan
14%
Feb
14%
14%
100
13%
Jan
16%
Jan
4%
14%
4%
27
5
Feb
4% Mar
30%
Feb
27%
27
27%
700
25
Jan
28 Va
28%
29
300
27%
Jan
30
53%
51%
53'A
200
46%
Jan
54% Feb
19%
19
19 Va
3,600
16%
Jan
21
3%
Apr
4%
Jan
3%
Jan
5%
Feb
27%
Apr
Jan
18%
Apr
Apr
49% Feb
200
3%
100
27%
50
18
18 Va
300
42%
44
7
7 Vu
400
7
Jan
42
42
42 Va
650
41
Jan
9%
300
7%
Jan
9V2
44
1
42%
Jan
44%
3%
9%
9%
1,500
44
Feb
Mar
25% Mar
3%
3%
27 %
"3%
*
40%
8%
Feb
43% Mar
Apr
Feb
9
3,000
Jan
10
Feb
45
46
500
36
Jan
46
Apr
34%
34%
200
34
Apr
41% Jan
17
17
8%
•
•
Mar
13%
13
44
(Un)
Co
4%
12%
23%
_50c
Strapping
12%
Feb
Jan
4% Feb
Standard Forgings Corp
Gas
Oil Co of Kentucky
Standard Oil (N J) (Un)
Standard
Standard Oil Co
Sterling
Stewart-Warner Corp
200
13%
Jan
11
Jan
12% Jan
Rtudebaker
22%
Jan
26% Mar
Sunbeam
Feb
13
100
7%
12
Jan
17
Mar
56%
56%
56%
600
51%
Jan
57% Feb
37%
37%
40%
4,150
26%
Jan
40 Va
Apr
22
21%
22%
1,950
17
Jan
22%
Apr
39%
37%
39%
1,800
34%
Jan
39%
—
Container Corp
Storkline Furniture Corp—
Stone
Corp
Corp
(Un)—
5%
5%
350
5% Mar
6%
Jan
30%
28%
30%
4,200
Jan
30 %
Apr
11%
11%
11%
4,100
11%
Jan
12%
21
21
300
19%
Jan
21% Mar
66
66
100
64 Va
Apr
74%
95
95
10
95
Feb
95
Feb
12%
12%
200
11%
Apr
14%
Feb
2%
2%
100
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
15%
15%
100
Apr
16%
Feb
9%
9%
64 %
38%
Apr
13%
Feb
900
59% Mar
66
100
37%
Jan
41%
108%
300
90%
Jan
100
2
..1
-1
*
28
10
25
1
8
-5
1
10
1
*.
Apr
5%
0
*
(Ohio) common.—10
Spring (Un)
Aluminum Products
Steel
17%
Feb
8c Electric
Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard
1
5
Inc
Standard Dredging Corp
Standard
*
*
Corp
Spiegel
17%
150
Jan
36
Indiana Gas 8c Electric
(Un)
Sparks-Withington Co—
6% convertible preferred
*
1,400
17%
69%
—33%c
Southern
19%
19%
11%
6% Jan
Mar
36
36
——25
50
100
Southern Pacific Co
Jan
25%
Feb
39 *
Co
15%
11
7%
Jan
Society Brand Clothes Inc
Socony Vacuum Oil (Un)
100
25
FebJan
100
400
23%
Prod Corp
17%
2
Apr
.
9%
19%
Electric Co
,
•
Schenley Industries .(Un)—j—1.40
Schwitzer-Cummins Co
—1
Sears Roebuck & Co
*
17%
_3
Feb
6%
20
Sangamo
•
(Un)—
For footnotes
10%
1
A
3
300
600
4
30%
6%
1'
56% Mar
55%
6%
5
•
2,150
1—*
Co
Great Lakes Dredge 8c Dock
Bros
300
—*
Rubber
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
Greif
14%
16%
•
1
(Un)
(W
13%
8
Utilities
&
2%
—•
common
Refrigerator Co—
Safety
Apr
11%
9
5
Glidden Co
119%
Mar-
12%
13%
5
10
Mar
48% Jan
com—5
Corporation
Candy Corp
Gillette
Apr
145
General
Goodyear Tire
43
38
General Box
Gibson
3,900
135
Dredge
America
Four-Wheel Drive
Feb
80
36%
St Louis National Stockyards
6t Louts Public Service a com
Shellmar
44%
134
*
Mills of
43%
135
Dock Co
23
Jan
9% Mar
9% xlO'A
.79%
1
Jan
63
Feb
100
Remington Rand (Un)
Apr
Jan
9%
_
100
Falstaff Brewing Corp
19
850
34 Va Mar
39%
250
new
250
71%
4
of Colorado
Indiana common
29
4%
Mfg
19%
69%
30%
Co
Service
18%
89%
&
19%
10
•
Pure Oil Co (Un)
*
Radio Corp of America (Un)
•
RKO Pictures Corp
(Un)
1
R-K-O Theatres Corp
1
Rath Packing Co
-—-—10
Public Service of
4%
Railroad
10%
100
Process Corp
17%
8%
—10
Jan
39
—
28%
xlO%
—
8%
19% Mar
28%
Steel Car Co—
Public
*
Electric Controller
.
(The)
Co
Apr
89%
(The)
3,900
17%
.
28%"
Corp
Apr
Mar
1
(Un)
9%
9
33% Mar
9
Eddy Paper Corp
Potter
(Un).
Co
Circle
33%
(Allen B) class A_10c
Jan
x70%
-•
(Un)_2%
Light & Coke
Peoples Gas
Perfect
_————.——15
de Nemours (Un)
14%
9%
1
8
*
preferred
prior
conv
Pepsi-Cola
200
8
class A
Jan
350
—*
50c
pennsylvania RR
Apr
400
5
Corp
Co
Du Mont Lab Inc
&
(Un)
World Airways
(Un)
Motor Car
Apr
200
10
Corp
Finance
Jan
15
16%
39
(Un)—
Oil
97%
6%
—
7% Mar-
7
16
25
1
Co
28%
1
Feb
17% Feb-
15% Mar
7%
1
:
Co
Edison
26%
43%
1
—.
(Un)
Jan
4%
Apr
Jan
(Un)—
18%
1
25
Corp
100
Mar
33%
39%
Company
Curtlss-Wright
86
Jan
82%
22
6%
•
Continental Motors Corp
100
7%
Jan
15%
Apr
42%
31%
50
preferred
2,100
Apr
82
32%
•
(Un)
24%
116%
13%
5
Aircraft
23%
Apr
69% Jan
Mar
32%
—
(Un)
97%
114
101
43%
Container Corp of America—,
Erie
Mfg
Pressed
0
Inc
55
1,200
Jan
4
16%
Peabody Coal Co—
1,700
2,600
.
7%
m
Paramount Pictures
81%
97%
84 Va
1
Co
Products
Consumers
Eastman
American
Jan
114
100
7%
5'A
700
250
16%
Feb
AprMar
18
Jan
15%
Car Corp
Co
American
64%
79%
6
4%
16%
10
10
Northern Illinois Corp
*
Northern States Power (Minn) (Un)—•
Northwest Bancorporation
•
North
5Vc
81%
14%
■
(Un)
Aviation (Un)
22%
70
20
700
4%
ZZZZi
Co
Jan
97%
1,750
15 V. Mar
Apr
13%
32%
750
97%
•
Co
Gas System
du Pont
3%
97%
common—
Inc
Consolidated
Dow
Jan
200
—100
Ilium
(The)
Domestic
3 Va
1,200
*
Commonwealth Edison
Crane
100
3%
•
common
———
Cliffs
Aluminum
Columbia
3%
15
25
Foods
Clinton
3%
33%
,.
preferred
Cleveland
Jan
14%
—
preferred
Service
4%%
5%
33%
•
Corp
Cleveland
Apr
3%
—
16%
5%
ZZZZi
York Central RR
'
Convertible
Chicago
Jan
3%
64%
—
_
21%
26%
1
25%.
."Feb
39
100
14%
23
15%
25%
—
Manufacturing
&
Tile
National
North American
500
33
—
25
(Un)
Feb"
Jan
300
20
——
—
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
New
Ban
3%
14%
Secur
Chesapeake & Ohio
27%
1,900
4
class A.
Convertible
Muter
53% Mar
29%
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111
'
■
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West
South
Central Illinois Light
Central
Jan
21%
Specialties—
Motor
Muskegon
18 %
3%
26
1
Biscuit
Central
--
25
(Un)
25%
9%
Chemical Co $3.50 preference.*
Monroe
North
Canadian
1,600
Jan
*
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Missouri Portland Cement
Modine Manufacturing Co
National Standard
Borg-Warner
27%
Apr
10%
'
18
12 Va
12'/a
Feb
49 Va
17
__
8
60
4% Jan
6%
—
♦
Manufacturing Co
Fisheries
18% Mar
27%
Co
Montgomery Ward 8c Co
Berghoff
Jan
Apr
51%
10
Bendix Aviation Corp
IBenguet
50
49
__
Co
13%
38
&
Miller 8c Hart v t c common
Co
100
21%
*
Co
Cement
Field
34%
3
Bastlan-Blessing
44%
15%
26
Lincoln
34%
34%
3
Co
14%
Jan
15%
16%
Libby
4
Mfg Corp
Jan
40 %
24%
4
10
*
(Un)
Co—
Co
Gas
*
common.. 1
Athey Products Corp.—
Automatic
158 %
Jan
150
1,500
41%
40%
10%
5
preferred
12%
100
21%
McNeil k Libby
7
Printing Co common
1
Lindsay Light 8c Chemical common—0
Lonergan Mfg class B
1
154%
154
_—1
Refining Co
convertible
2,000
1%
41%
Co
Manufacturing
.
10%
154 (4
50
common...
400
27%
-5
44%
100
(Un)
Anaconda Copper Mining
Armco Steel Co (Un)
13%
41%
26%
15%
1
Laclede-Christy Co
Lamson
American
Mar
26
800
Feb
37% Feb
28% Mar
Jan
Feb
34 %
(Un)
32%
13'%
Transport
•
Switchboard 8c Supply com—*
Knapp Monarch Co ——
—1
Kropp Forge Co
33 %c
16%
(111)
Mar
41%
•
8,75
—
—*
American Rad & Stand San
Feb
63%
18%
54%
Co
---1
(Un)
74%
Jan
63%
19
11%
1
Power 8c Light
Light (Un)
City
Drug
40%
Allied Laboratories
American Airlines
9
300
11%
Kehey Island Lime &
55 5/8
1
—
Feb-
10%
27
Kellogg
Affiliated
Feb-
43
.100
Kansas Power 8c
7%
5
Castings
Apr
27%
Apr
29%
23%
5
Roller
&
50:i
29%
1
Co
Corp
37
10%
Harvester
10
Abbott Laboratories
Apr-
Jan
Apr
42
*
International Minerals 8c Chemical—5
International Packers Ltd
15
International Shoe Co
*
International Tel & Tel (Un)
*
Iowa Illinois Gas k Elec (Un)
•
Iowa Power 8c Light (Un)
10
Jone3 8c Laughlin Steel Corp
10
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Admiral
23%
28%
25
27
10%
Steel
International
Sales
Range
Friday
Acme
850
..10
Central RR
Independent Pneumatic ToolIndiana Steel Products Co—
compilation of the round-lot transactions only.
Par
50
25%
<
Feb
__50
Co
Illinois
Inland
STOCKS
23%
34-
8%
Mar
19
650
21%
High
Jan
8
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Indianapolis Power 8c Light.
A
Low
7%
3,200
I
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MINNEAPOLIS
Rang* Since Jan. 1
-25
—3
Corp
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UNLISTED SECURITIES
LISTED AND
MIDWESTERN
Werner
Hibbard
__
1
/
Chicago Board of Trade
Midwest Stock Exchange
7%
7%
34
23%
-10
.
High
25
1
Co
Corp
Brewing Co——
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Hellt-mau (G)
7%
1
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Hammond
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CHICAGO 3, ILL.
LA SALLE ST.
SO.
105
Low
Par
Shares
9%
64%
60%
38%
108
300
15
9%
109
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
Apr
36%
35%
36%
900
33% Mar
38
Feb
24%
24%
25
250
22
Jan
25
Apr
14
Mar
15%
Jan
19
Feb
12
Jan
15%
15%
18%
17"%
15%
18%
200
400
15%
10%
10%
11%
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Jan
20
20
100
17
Jan
20 Va Mar
30%
30%
100
28%
Jan
35% Mar
50
50
100
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Jan
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RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 27
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Par
Sundstrand
Machine
Tool.
Swift & Co
Texas
Texas
Co
Axel
La
19%
7,200
20%
35 V*
16%
17%
'
Jan
Mar
34
200
27%
Apr
25
100
27%
Apr
Feb
26%
26%
800
25% Mar
23%
23
23 V*
200
19%
33
34%
4,150
20%
5
25%
25 Va
100
Coal
Salle
Inc
1
Co—
37/8
3%
Corp
3%
—
15%
300
15Va
Apr
18%
80
49%
Jan
52%
Union
Carbide
&
Carbon.
U
S
Corporation
Corp
(Del)
57%
57%
58
700
Airlines
30%
30 V*
30 V*
100
23
4%
4%
100
45
43%
45 Va
5,900
(Un)
1
Steel
Van
Dorn
Iron
*
American
Works
Westinghouse
Factors
Wisconsin
World
12 V*
30(J
10% Mar
12%
12%
13 Vb
800
11% Mar
13%
Corp——12%
40%
39 Vb
40%
1,100
40%
Light (Un)—_.
San iUni„
&
1
34%
Jan
26%
Apr
29 Va
;
•
29 Vb
100
10%
10%
10%
300
12%
12%
550
15
15
100
Tel
&
Tel
5
53
__
53%
Armour
12
Jan
&
Atlas
14%
Jan
Atlas
12
15%
Feb
Apr
Co
(111)
50%
59%
Apr
Atok-Big
Feb
Avco
A
Securities
(Un)
Range
American
Stores
38%
American Tel & Tel
Shares
36%
.100
154%
16%
16%
Atlantic City Elec Co
20%
20 Vb
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
33%
Jan
1,439
149%
Jan
254
14%
Jan
17%
1,175
21
Co
Budd
18 y«
Jan
5%%
ouaa
Company
(Un)——
Curtis
Publishing Co
Bunker
Hill
Power
Gimbel
Brothers
&
(Glen
Co
Jan
Apr
California
Art
Tile
Jan
California
Ink
13 V*
1,008
17%
Jun
California
Packing Corp common
Ry (Un)
13%
12%
155
155
Marylyand
National
12%
Apr
Jan
135
■
Apr
155
Canadian Pacific
Case (J I) & Co
&
82
80
82
341
68%
Jan
82
Participating preferred
Corp common—
9%
1,232
10%
Feb
22%
22
23 %
1,369
20%
Jan
23% Mar
136
40%
Jan
45%
Feb
Chesapeake
46
Jan
54
Apr
Chic
18 %
Apr
24%
Feb
9-
8% Mar
43%
52%
54
18%
18%
3,513
10
9%
670
11%
12%
18
12%
18
10%
18 V*
3%
3%
preference
9% Mar
11%
176
11% Mar
17% Apr
15 V*
21V4
200
2'/a, Feb
3%
Jari
Sharp & Dohme
Inc
1
14%
13%
14%
1,625
13 V*
Jan
27
27%
2,182
24%
Jan
28
3,845
19%
Apr
26%
52% Mar
21V*
20 V*
21'/a
10
59%
58%
59%
192
*'
27%
27%
27%
5,0d5
6%
6%
6 Va
8%
8%
•
Jan
857
7%
Jan
9%
Jan
Solvents
Jan
Crown
Apr
♦
44%
44%
35
37 Va
Jan
45 V*
Oil
4%
530
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
28%
28%
29%
24
50
21% Mar
24
37%
74
36
42
Di
Apr
36
—1975
1975
Jan
786
26%
Jan
Apr
53
53%
$8,500
53
Apr
57
1,500
56
Apr
61
45
100
45
Apr
45
Week's
Giorgio
Low
Fruit
Paso
Oil
5
40%
Food
30%
—*
17%
74
10 %
200
13%
92
High
Corp
Power
United
10Va
Apr
Jan
13% Mar
State
Goiden
V/o
Safety
v
Glass
For footnotes
49%
648
-
45%
Jan
a3a
Apr
%
Jan
2.25
Feb
Mar
—
564
Jan
55
Feb
55
Apr
1.70
1,962
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302
33
Mar
38 Vb
Feb
a24% a24%
125
22
Apr
29 %
Feb
-
1.50
44 Va Mar
59%
Feb
82
659
70 Va
Jan
82
Apr
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211
84 Va
Apr
89
Feb
33
Jan
38 % Mar
82
25
36
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50
13
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29
13% al3%
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Jan
20
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26 V*
Feb
Jan
31%
Jan
Feb
13%
Feb
9%
Jan
ll'/s Mar
Goodyear
360
20 V*
Jan
22%- Feb
Graham-Paige
30%
30%
150
28% Mar
32%
Feb
Great
30%
85
28 Va
Feb
30%
Jan
Greyhound
Feb
14 V*
Jan
Hobbs
1%
8,650
1%
Feb
1%
Jan
Nor
Hilton
Jan
,
185
1%
25c
25c
1,500
-
25c
Apr
2%
2%
1,000
2%
Feb
39
39
110
39
44%
46%
195
38
10
10
10
10
11
160
10
Apr
70C
65c
70c
900
55c
Jan
18c
3,500
18c
23 Va Mar
27%
Jan
28 Vb
Jan
29
Apr
Jan
65
Jan
10
30%
978
3OV4 Mar
31%
Feb
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22
48%
Feb
48%
Feb
17%
Jan
21
Apr
11%
30%
30%
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18%
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197
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Apr
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60
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97
Feb
Jan
Mar
12
10%
Jan
12%
Feb
89
89
45
89
Apr
96 Vb
Feb "
52%
53%
1,489
49
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54 % Mar
102
102
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450
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106
53
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152
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205
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12
43 V*
Jan
Jan
Feb
90 %
23 %
707
21
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29
Feb
23
36
a
23
23 %
413
20
Jan
29
Feb
4%
4%
180
35%
96
3%
35 VB
835
36
Jan
Apr
6 V*
38 V*
Feb
Feb
144
97
80
Jan
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50
•
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Jan
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B
Co
<Un)
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'
25
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Idaho Power
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Corp
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International
16c
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25
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Tel
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& Tel
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com
(Un)
9
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Jan
8%
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35%
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39 Vb
40%
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34%
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100
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26 Va
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33% Mar
28
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100
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class A
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*
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28%
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20
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7%
page
71
a—
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7%
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1.50
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Apr
457
•
36
23%
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22%
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6
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preferred
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56%
18
48
231
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common—
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9% Mar
12%
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49%
49%
*
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&
Glading McBean
27%
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A
—
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Jan
34 Va
1
,
Jan
Corp common
Jan
Jan
2%
Spring
49-
1
Independent Exploration
Steel
490
Jan
4% Mar
43
51 Va
Co
Corp
20 %
24%
—1
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629
26
1.65
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common
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30% Mar
10
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68%
26
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14%
*
4% Mar
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&
Apr
50
—
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Gas
Machinery
Goodrich
10
Co
&
Apr
32%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp_
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry com
San Toy
68%
1
Co——
17
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Co
10
130
25
Ltd
37%
25%
25
Renner
390
6
43%
5
Capwell
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5
—
15%
6
43%
15%
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Works
Oil
Gillette
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$2.50 convertible
Jan
43 %
5
Paint
32%
preferred—
-
Jan
3%
197
15
Motors
25%
1
Common
25%
500
590
common
General
1
5
Pittsburgh
300
3%
62
Nemours
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10
Gas——
31%
3%
,
(Un)——.5
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30
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&
Apr,
31%
10%
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General Foods
Range Since Jan. 1
4
9%
21 Vb
Mackintosh-Hemphill
McKinney Manufacturing
Oil
31%
Feb
10
de
Plantation
Foster
Low
10%
Co
Jan
61%
(Un)
Corp
Kodak
Dorado
Florida
Hiah
13%
13%
of
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(E I)
General
Shares
40%
__—_
23%
62
common
Corp
Co
Chemical
Pont
Eastman
for Week
8.50
Gas
Feb
*
Steel
Hawaiian
Star
20%
10%
.
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
-
Manufacturing
680
*
Doernbecher Mfg Co —1
Apr
57%
■
Joy
22%
Feb
45
Steel.
A
Class B common
du
56%
56%
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Columbia Gas System
Lone
21%
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America
Curtias-Wright
Feb
24
of
Co
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Preferred
Apr
4 V*
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class
Crocker First Natl Bank
Dow
Refractories
Feb
Jan
11
Feb
52%
36
Ind
Feb
41%
Co—
Jan
69%
18 VA
25
27%
437
17%
Walker
51 vb
Jan
9 % Mar
3%
*
—
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Apr
48%
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Mar
51
63 Va
Jan
♦
24 Vb
49 Vb
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Feb
15
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341
Friday
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Feb
Feb
53%
22%
•
com—
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1,348
Co
Iron
Feb
24%
Sale Price
Gas
&
System
System (Un)
Jan
29 Vb
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2.95
Jan
450
3%
24
28%
STOCKS
Equitable
Mar
2.35 Mar
42'/a
17%
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*
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Jan
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59%
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Euieka
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120
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___
58%
297
*
21%
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Apr
Jan
a—
Mar
11
1,100
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y (Un)—•
Cons Natural Gas Co (Un)
15
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
1
Continental Motors common (Un)
1
El
Ludlum
—
Jan
15
9%
——■—10
Broadcast
El
Allegheny
5%
23%
9%
.
(Un).
Co
Commonwealth
7% Feb
29
4s
a46% a48%
Feb
49% Jan
95
a69% a69%
Apr
4%
1,200
4 a69%
8% Mar
18% Mar
1,504
82
Chem
4%
24%
4s—,—
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Pa
12%
2.40
Jan
12%
375
2.45
25
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Coppermines
502
992
'
&
11%
100
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.
1,239
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55%
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Dominguez
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(Un)
com
(Un)
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Colorado
BONDS
Co
51
—
1
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—1
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Ry
RR
Columbia
Apr
28% Mar
23%
Gas Improvement
13%
Westmoreland Inc ————-1——10
Baltimore
Feb
7%
10
a51 % a51%
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Consolidated
Jan
24 V*
—
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•
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25 Va
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United
Westmoreland Coal
Feb
11%
59%
50
22%
Corp
26%
Jan
Apr
100
12 %
*
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Crucible
United
Ohio
Columbia
15% Apr
27 Va
22 V*
common
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America—
Min
Paul
Service
Clorox
IS Mar
23%
common—
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8%
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25
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&
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*
50
Paper
26
15
a
A
St
Creameries
Scott
67
75
—
Eureka
Milw
Cities
Feb
A
3
common
Jan
Jan
80
16
2(1
Reading Co
Jan
158%
a21
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—
class
common
CelaneseCorp
Central
Jan
common—*
Public Service El & Gas
11%
Jan
Apr
—10—
Fhilco
Apr
153 Va
12%
49
Jan
Chrysler
common
10%
24
55%
Caterpillar Tractor Co common——10
18%
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& Light—
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325
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Jan
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12%
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Mar
164%
a
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25
728
18%
•
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Mar
a5 %
25
18
43
—
$1.40
•
10
53%
Pennroad Corp
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
;
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Philadelphia Electric common—,
Phila
12'A Mar
17 V*
«
—1
11%
685
Co
——
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8
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50
8
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,
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Feb
35'A
74,100
—
5%
-
Martin
10%
*
Calambra Sugar
Calaveras Cement
15%
common —50
■
157 7/b Mar
32 % Mar
10c
Byron Jackson Co
Feb
Jan
—
Jan
a25% a26%
2%
2% Mar
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Valley RR
Apr
39
243
4,524
9%
(Un)—
Sullivan'
4%
—
79%
9c
*
47
com—: .13%
Feb
15 Vb Mar-
Apr
9%
—
200
common-—
21%
Jan
78
10c
5
300
Light
Electric Storage Battery
General
Motors Corp
Apr
12%
38 Va
,
a!61%
10
2%
&.
18 Va
Jan
-
*
Rights
Delaware
85
1,605
150 Vb
15
.
5 V*
.—25
Feb
1,493
1
12%
:
_
Jan
21% Mar
Apr
158% Mar
18
Chrysler -Corp"
Mar
20
154% 154%
-
5
2%
_
13
37%
Jan.
180
a41%
2
5 V*
100
Jan
Feb
16%
15
1
12%
1st preferred—1
10%
78
*
Corp (Un)
Dept Store—
Company
n
Apr-
36%
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—
Feb
16%
70
78
100
(Un)
(Un)—
Jan
!
(Un)—13
(Un)—75c
Corp
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V*
13
120
a48% a48%
—
64%
a—
270
17
3
(Un)
Jan
14%
5
—13
Bankers Securities
Corp
12% al3%
a48 V8
(Un)_.
common
RR
'
505
P10
—_——75c
Securities Corp
Baltimore Transit Co
-
al8% al8%
2.50
common—'——*
Baldwin
16%
Jan
3%
78
100
Broadway
38%
423
153% 154%,
a—
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Borg-Warner
High
LOW
17
—10
Arundel Corporation
Borden
Range Since Jan. 1
High
38%
Jan
60
80
a37% a37%
a40% a41%
33'/a
34
Bishop Oil Co
Blair
Holdings Corp (Un)—
Boeing Airplane Co (Un)
for Week
Low
4%
137
14%
—5
Corp
Aviation
Bethlehem
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
30
a65
a33% a33%
(Un)—*
_—
Aircraft
Bendix
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Par
a3%
*
class
Wedge
Mfg Corp common
Beech
Week's
Feb
34
Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Last
3%
.20
.
Gas
Baltimore & Ohio
Friday
Jan
16%
—
'
(Un)_*
Top & Santa Fe (Un)
Corp (Un)
Imperial Diesel Engine
Baldwin
STOCKS
2%
a3%
—
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Arkansas Natural
12% Mar
300
50
16 Va,
Co
Anglo Calif Natl Bank
29% Mar
9% Mar
12%
*
—.
Tube
a2%
a62%
—
•
Stan
Atchison
(Un)—
—*
American Woolen Co common (Un)—*
Anaconda Copper Mining (Un)„
50
Apr
—1
30%
a89V« a90%
—
II20
Smelting & Refining
American
Apr
Feb
—
Radiator
Feb
Jan-
Jan
Apr
a
•
29%
26%
16%
(Un)—
Apr
300
——
(Un)..^
43
23%
a2%
•
(Un)_,
Ltd
&
Jan
80
Jan
11%
:
Banksnares
&
4%
47%
12%
Motors
Publishing Co
Jan
3%
13 Va
-—
Youngstown Sheet
Amer
Power
American
5
(Uni
Electric
Willys-Overland
Feb
Apr
Jan
Jan
*
Warner Bros Pictures
White Motor Co
59 %
41% Mar
Inc
High
43
•
(Un)——
Broadcasting Co
American Car & Foundry
LOW
75
28 Va
♦***
Arner
31
53% Mar
10
Dye
Range Since Jan. 1
.■
,
28 Mr
a90% '
Apr
—•
United Air Lines Inc (Un)—.
IlO
Mining Co
&
American
Shares
Hiah
•
<Un)_—
Chemical
for Week
a55% a55%
23%
24 Vb
:—-—.—1
(Un)
Allied
Feb
52%
Reduction Co
American
United
a55%
Alleghany Corp
4% Mar
15 Va
*
Low
Laboratories
Alaska Juneau Gold
27% Feb
Apr
of Prices
—
Mar
35
Jan
Mar
23
2,100
4
Jan
52%
5
Street
Air
24% Mar
.
Sales
Range
Par
Abbott
Admiral Corporation
27%
Exchange
Week's
Last
Sale Price
19
21% Feb
40
Jan
Apr
26%
5
Corp
So
.
1,050
27%
Co-—
(The)
Truax-Traer
17%
Friday 1
STOCKS
aiffh
Low
High
.35%
*
*
Trans World Airlines
Trav-ler Radio
208
20%
Range Since Jan. 1
2
Detroit
Trane Co
1
16%
Producing Co——,—,.—10
Utilities
Timken
17
.-25
-
Gulf
Loto
„_8
Sunray Oil Corp (Un)
San Francisco Slock
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
a
66%
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1824)
..
-
Monday, April 30, 1951
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
range for week ended april f jl
Friday
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
Last
stocks
Bale Price
Par
Leslie Salt Co
Libby
Lockheed
Loew's
&
&
Co
Magnavox
Martin
(r
h)
Low
9v»
32
25
9 mi
35
Jan
10%
Feb
36 %
240
34 Va Mar
42%
15%
360
15%
18%
2.50
135
190
•
34 Vb
34 Vb
150
1
Machine
Radio Corp of America (unl,,^
Railway Elec & Realty Co Ltd com
Feb
16%
31%
16%
133
_
32
5
1
32
&
Mindanao
common
Co
Mother
Inc
m
&
Cons
Monolith
Portland
Montana
Power
(Un)_____18 * a40'/a
Feb
Republic Bteei carp
33%
Jan
36%
Jan
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
13'/a
Jan
17%
Feb
Reynolds Tobacco class b
Rheem Manufacturing Co
,
2.95
10c
lie
Jan
34% Mar
Apr
20y2 Mar
21%
Riverside Cement Co
class
(Un)
44%
206
1,140
2.80 Mar
48,300
a30% a30%
10c
20
73c
69c
73c
6
6
108
*
__
(Un)
•
70%
70%
10
30
30
—
Auto
National
City
(Un)
Lines
Feb
Sears
Roebuck
21%
Jan
23y2
Apr
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327
65
Jan
73% Feb
668
27
Jan
30'/a Feb
•
Natomas
18%
Jan
22%
17
Jan
21%
10
Jan
10
Jan
Central
rr
North
American
Co
American
Invest
Pacific
(Un)
Co
26
a21% a22 Vb
137
21%
Feb
22 a Mar
al5% al6%
105
15% Mar
al6
26
17%
Jan
19
Coast
22
Jan
32
Feb
32%
Apr
38% Apr
...—1
26c
26c
200
25c
Jan
1
a_
1st
1st
4.60%
1.65
1.75
220
31%
31%
257
15
Apr
Jan
Apr
Jan
31%
Jan
15
100
a31>A a31 Va
8
30
14%
541
11
______-20
2.60
2.60
2.60
200
1.90
*
19%
19%
19%
112
17%
Fisheries....
17%
100
17'a
9%
125
8 Vb
Jan
4%
1,439
al9% al9%
20
33
Pacific Portland Cement
230
36%
i^8 «ar
mar
Mar
27
27 Va
27%
975
26'a Mar
52
52%
812
317
50
52%
*
8%
1
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Jan
610
-
7Vi
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19%
249
19'/a
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586
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Jan
1st
*
22 %
22%
262
22
Jan
108% 108%
123
103
Jan
al38%al38%
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19
;
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Corp
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10
—
common
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100
i.
common
Preferred
(Un)
a5 %
„•
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r
9%
United
Jan
113
149
140 k Mar
Feb
Warner
~4%
~6%
Jan
wells
Mar
(Un)_2.50
Paramount Pictures Mines (Un)
Pennsylvania rr Co (Un)
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Petroleum Co.,
Pig'n
Whistle
Pusret
Sound
Pullman
Conv
Pulp
Inc
prior
&
1
23%
50
21%
10% Mar
411
455
10%
a
50
9%
121
a63 a64%
a63%
21%
Jan
25
808
32%
Apr
35
" Mar
24%
24%
316
24%
Apr
28%
Feb
a27%
a28
119
28%
Apr
29%
Feb
28
100
27% Mar
23%
Feb
33
__
—'
26
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
liy8 Apr
63% Mar
__
,
30%
—_—25
12
Jan
Jan
83
33
Jan
46
165
42
35%,
35
Mar
35%
Apr
96%
Apr
Apr
96%
36'%
19Vb
12,426
5
a25% '
a25% a25%
56
10
(Un)
a4%
..
1
;
f
-
86%
10
3%.
1
smi.
Jazt
26%
Apr
59%
39%
■'
Feb
-27%
Jan
19 Va Mar
Apr
Apr
Feb
40 Vb
533
30% Apr
4% Jan
23'a
Jan
80
4%
Jan
51
-
18 y2
Jan
-
41
18%
Jan
'
1,100
Jan
47y2
Jan
87
Mar
63
.1,154
87
8'a
20 Va
•
Jan *
584
.
,3%
36 y2
Jan
34%
,
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34 Va
3%
85
5
Jan
Fel
Mar
529-
45,.
.
21%
54% Mar
755
a4%,_
43%
45:
34%
Jan
24
1,583
~
•
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32 y8 Mar
16%
3,324
ama-to'/a
__
:
39
25 27'/2(
40Vb "40%
30 30%
30y4
,
459
57%
37%
5
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85 Vb
802
18
57%
Apr
Jan
Jan
17 y2
34
-
108%
96
96%
—
Apr
28
36%'
27 Va
64%
Feb
190
18ve
•
Feb
48%. Apr
61 y2
1,720
2
(Un)__.—*
Feb
25%
44% Mar
584
31%
21*
-
Jan
14%
Apr,
42
__
Feb
34%
Aor
23%
35%
common.10
Jan
73%
384
,
___.__.25
12 y2
12%
500
31%
Feb
Jan
a—
23%
19%-
21.
,—10
Carbon
34%
12%
107% 108%
31%
..
Apr
24 Va Mar
23%
1
Apr
33%
<
a—
171
-
.
Apr
12'a
12'a
1
Bros
Pictures
baflk
(Un)
•
u
&
Apr
lo'/g
Mar
8
537
-—100
8y2i
12 .13%
"13%
5
t
(Uni
(un)
common
265
11% Mar
2685
265
65c
..
—
1
67c
\
t
(Un)
&%
•
5;
50
67c
*
' f-r
Western Air Lines Inc (Un).
Jan
x
v
*
46%
Jan
54 Va
Feb
1
2,707
.
-
9%
-
J
Feb
13% Feb
>
230
262 %
Apr
65 c
»
-
Apr
91c
Jan
6
4%
1,730
4;/|
15
—
a34%
1
Feb
'
50
a39% a36%
25
,
33'a
68%
Apr
736
240
25%
Jan
721
67%
64%
Apr
43%
11 v2
67v8
64%
12
48%
Jan
al5% al5%
39%
30%
Apr
15
64%
Western Department Stores
65
31%
11'/a
14
1,150
-
,-3/
1c-3/
..
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Jan
15%
145
12%
20
21
560
20
a42
25
31
Mar
40
1,089
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58
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39%
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;
4%
4%
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Jan
Apr
Feb
25
-
41
Apr
-
40
Apr
9 % Mar
11%
Feb
34%
Jan
234
44'a
Jan
45%
Feb
200
...
4%
.
Jan
16%
15%
Apr
a41%
.15%
.
50c
.'Jan
%' Jan
33%
-
30 Vb Mar
70
a34% a347/8
al0%
Western Union-Telegraph (Un)—
f
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
12y2
Willys-Overland Motors (Un)
_?___1
Woolworth (f wi"., (ua)
10
Yellow Cab Co common
1
125
31 Vb
30
1,283
_25
Feb
a51% a53%
369
23%
6,055
Jan
a43% a44%
31%
31'/2
—
-
2
22
*
31'a
22%
48»/2
(Un)
Mar
31'a
31 ys
23%
1.,
82%
Jan
-28
.
45%
West Coast Life Insurance
West Indies Sugar
Feb
Apr
-•
(Un)
Feb
33
Jan
1,125
Jan
32%
Apr
29%
Feb
79
49
17%
29
Jan
Jan
77% Mar
7'
Jan
29%
9c
57
Jan
•
^—
far8°
Preferred
-13ya ^apr
20
370
55% Mar
55% Mar
25%
61 Vb
12
259
38% Mar
Apr
Jan
Vb Jan
40
100
10%
56%
5c
870
480
12
7.50
(Un)—*
52
1,530
18 y2
18%
301
30%
45%
a81% a83%
•
9,700
29'%
2
■
21%
20%
t
520
8c
*
„r
25
pfd
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,8
698
23
22%
al0%
p100
(Un)
Pure Oil Co
127/a
33%c
—
&
36%
37
a57
48%
Westates Petroleum
r
Pan American World Airways
Apr
Jan
10
40
120
44y2
25
Universal Consolidated Oil
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Co
(Un)____
Victor Equipment Co
15% Mar
23%
Apr
•
United Paramount Theatres
us Steel C6rpi common
Jan
118
(Indiana).
Lines
Air
55
7e
,37
__
United. cor^ Del (On,-—.
Feb
21 %
Jan
14%
-
Jan
30'a
(tta)
Sugar
34
Jan
.25
United Aircraft Corp (Un)
Jan
53% Mar
Jan
*
(Un)—10
com
oat/
28%
Carbide
Union
Jan
34%
Union Oil Co of California common—25
Feb
290
27 Va
Union
32v4 Feb
28/a
27
120
-
460
64
TransWorld AirUnes Inc
'
32% Feb
650
Feb
Feb
34
715
;
Compaay (Un)
Tide Water Associated Oil
Transamerica Corp
'
Jan
4ya
Apr
a56y8
a
Texas
jx' ¥ar
32% Mar
59
26%
27
25
Service
Oil
1,249
30
26%
26%
25
Pacific Lighting Corp common
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
33'A
a., ian
Jan
10 a Mar
3%
30
3mi
new
Bunray Oil Corp ■__2.
sup£r mold corp
swift..#. Co .(Un)_._
-1.7/8 -5an
7,523
32%
a28% a283/a
25
preferred—:
32%
29%
25
preferred
redeemable series a
Motor
32
25
prelerred
Western
4%
32
25
preferred^
preferred
Pacific Tel & Tel
4%
5
10
25
19
,
Jan
36 :
901
__________
Co
Studebaker Corp
Apr
56
Feb
74
1
Standard Oil Co of n j
Feb
20% Mar
Jan
9 Vb
Oil
34
33
39%
25
Inc
common
Brands Inc (Un)
Standard
Jan
50% Mar
33
25
Standard Oil Co of Calif
_n3/
Jan
17%
Spiegel
Standard
Jan
Feb
3%
.5
Aggregates
Public
Jan
Feb
28 Vb
50
56%
1
,
450
625
73
Co
r.,.
34
54 a
38
—
Corp
Bperry
Jan
74
Petroleum
Co
Pacific
34%
.
39%
Spalding Inc (a g)
33% Mar
2.05
California
36% Mar
Apr
.—
25
<Un)__
preferred
Southern
49^pr
2.65 Jan
2.10
2.10
_*
common..
redeemable
Packard
1.65
30/a
caiif
$//0
Jan
33%
3V%
a56%
(Un)_*
preferred
preferred 4.48%.;
Southern
Feb
50c
4? \ ^pr
2to
5
redeemable
Pacific
al8
a497/a a49%
-20
Pacific Finance Corp (Un)—_
& Electric common
6% 1st preferred
5»/2%
>
Feb
23
120
5
preferred 4.88%
Gas prelerred series a
Southern
Feb
64
(Un)
Inc
go
Feb
610
al8
8
Co
19
49%
15
Convertible
Jan
29
Pacific Gas
Pacific
Apr
*
American
Pacific
5%
19
38%
Pacific Can Co
5%
490
29
__
Products
5%
20%
14'A
Sugar
Pacific
*
20
b
Onomea
Pabco
20%
Mar
•
.
cumulative
Convertible
41
5
j
Oil
4.32%
-
2.75 Mar
38
Co <Un)___
United Filters class
Class
Feb
10
Sugar
Oliver
10%
Jan
Jan
177
34-34
15
,
Southern Calif Edison Oo com
Feb
Jan
1.95
100
Ohio Oil Co (Un)
Olaa
29%
8%
100
(Un),—100
common
—
Edison
Jan
133
2.35
1
(Un),
com
Railway
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Oceanic Oil Co
Ohio
26%
a9 Va
2.35
*
Aviation
North
Northern
353
a9
2.35
•
(Un)
American
a28% a29»a
a29%
1
Co
Mining Co
_
367/8
184
...
•
Corp (Un)
Socony-Vacuum Oil (kl»)
Soundvlew Pulp
Apr
50
co
Apr
Mar
325
.
5
'
85
36
31 /»
__
p10
Co
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Sinclair
Feb
2,287
"
Company
Park
Niagara Mohawk Power
.
140
21%
a
Mar
62% Jan
100
1,232
,
33%
3'/a
100
gan
6
30
21
21%
preferred
Safeway Stores Inc
Mauricio
Mining
Jan
Jan
a20% a20%
20%
-1
National Distillers Products (Un)
■
a
1
6%
5 Vb
al0% al0%
5
Fibres
Co
83c
.
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
National
bldg
Jan
14c
70%
'
ru6s
13
33%
54%
34
1
20% Mar
Jan
31%
—:
1
i
roos
Jan
a__
—
Corp
Jan
37c
140
a23% a23%
Feb
3%
Mar
a__
23,815
6
44%
Feb
Pictures
High
Jan
&
33%
—
(Un)—?
16%
131
85
'
953
11
a36V<i a36%
a42'/a a43%
—
1
•
_
a
Low
19%
84
.
—
-
Richfield oh Corp
Jan
(Un>_»
com
fUn)
Montgomery Ward
life
•
28%
1
Morrison-Knudsen Co
North
1
19
Feb
_
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Range Since Jan. 1
'
19
11
iuni
Share.
,11
__
'
18Vb
1.140
a40% a41%
•
•
100
25
for Week
Lov}
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19
2.90
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Light (Un)
(Un)
Cement
Co
19
1
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Power
&
y
,
916
al7% *18%
•
,
m
m
(Un)
Robbins
Minnesota
n
—
preferred
Incorp
rko
(Glenn)
Menasco Mfg Co
New
Preferred
*
Rayonier
Feb
2.50 Apr
Apr
Sales
Week's
Range
of Price.
last
Sale Price
•
.
.
Mar
2.50
-4-
■
Par
Jan
8%
902
'
-
High
363/«
Common
Navigation
&
Range Since Jan. 1
High
a33% a33%
b
class
Calculating
Co
McKesson
j
1
Fridaystocks
Shares
15%
Co
Marchant
Matson
9%
(Un)
Lyons-Magnus
Macy
a33%
7
Libby
Aircraft Corp,
Inc
Low
10
McNeill
Price*
4%
Jan
5ya
Feb
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
range
for
week ended april 27
Friday
Montreal Stock
Exchange
Last
stocks
Canadian Fund.
Friday
stocks
Sale Price
Par
,
Abitibi
Power
x)ld
common
&
Paper
$1.20
i
5%
class
new
com
1
a
Algoma
preferred
4%%
58%
59Va
25ya
2,050
a7
355
18%
18%
19«
400
of
Can
4%
102
10
12
930
32
34%
95%
98
2,827
23%
23%
24
640
13 Vb
13 Va
275
—
*
12%
class a
Lighj;
Bank
British
American
Oil
&
Power
Note
Co
common
Preferred
;
Columbia
Columbia
British Columbia
Class b
Bruck Mills Ltd
Elec
4%%
60%
Jan
25 Va Mar
6%
Apr
Apr
21
Feb
18%
102
Forest
Power
Products
class
a
class
.v
a
8,635
Coghlin
j)
(b
105
Mar
12
Apr
Consumers
35%
Feb
Corby
Distillery
3,320
107
9
Consolidated
&
Jan
Apr
26%
Feb
14
(h)
class a
—
Class b
13•
Crown
Seal
&
Co
8%
30%
64%'"
Itpreferred.1
Dominion
Coal
Jan
Corsets
Jan
•
25 Vs
Apr
♦lva Mar
Dominion
39%
24%
25
7,653
22 Vb
Jan
27
Feb
Dominion
Dairies
16
Feb
5% preferred—1
—l
^
Dominion Foundries As Steel com
25
13%
Jan
34
2,871
29%
Jan
34%
Feb
30
30%
140
28 y2
Jan
32
Jan
98
75
96%
Apr
100%
Feb
5%
Jan
9y»
Apr
30
30
30%
170
28 Va
Jan
5%
5%
5%
-550
4»a
Jan
a22
a22
a23
125
650
750
8.25
68
8.25
300
68
69%
1,135
28
27%
10
23%
21%
a98y2
33
28.
23%
a98y2 a96 y2
33
33
46
45%
46
20%
20
20%
♦
Jan
Canadian Celanese common
$1.75 series preferred
preferred
For footnotes
see
page 41.
•
33
.
*
20,
•
25
25
32
1,340
15
1,060
445-
6,340
15'a
17%
57
37
—
Dominion
2vc
Glass
25%
Feb
Apr
30%
Feb
10 y2
Jan
17%
Feb
11
Jan
17 Vz
Feb
32% Jan
37 »/2
Feb
Dominion Stores Ltd
Dominion
Redeemable preferred
Dominion Textile common—!>
Jan
35
Feb
Jan
9.10 Mar,
27%
Apr
19%
Jan
99 y2
Feb,
25
Jan
Dryden
23%
37%
Apr
50%
Feb
Enamel <fe
21 Va
Apr
Jan
250
30.
'33';.'Apr
Famous
600
25
Jan
28
Apr
Foundation
685
13%
Jan
17%
Feb
17%
17%
Fraser
350
16 y*
Jan
18%
56
58 y2
1,620
68
Feb
37
37%
440
37
Apr
39% Mar
a21
Gatineau
a22
100
22
Mar-
23% Jan
General Bakeries Ltd
Jan
Gair Co
preferred
Power
21
Feb
50
Apr
a31% a31la
5
Apr
35:
Mar
'39Vi
Apr
77-
34 v2
15
•-
„
38
"
14%
14
100
12
Jan
14v'8
35
340
32
Feb
35%
21
350
20%
Jan
22
16% Feb
15 ye
a5.00
25%
16
,*13
Jan
al67V4 al67ja
10
169
Mar
38 y2
1,125
29
Jan
36'%
280
29
Jan
-
-
a5.00
a5.00
Corp—
i—a
connion—;—
—
5.00
24
25
40
22
17%
41%
6?
59 y2
:_d
a96
17%
17%
41%
*
42
•
1,605
940
16%
Jan
v
64
-
y2.
a96
5.051
19
Jan1
-dnua-
Jan
Apr
Feb
23
Apr
f
22% Mar
18
-
50
Jan
Feb
5.00
16%
*.
-64%
Jan
95
Feb
Apr
25
34% Jan
38%
1.7%
,
*
i
Jan
-
Jan
39
Jan
a25
Apr
33V2
Jan
14
-
Apr
Mar
175
*
Jan
20
1,025
*
*
75
9.050
16
*
100
■*
26
15%
a25
—-—
-
22»%-
a21% a21%:
pfdl—,—25"
.27% Jan
3,020
37'a
Feb
Apr
-
34%
1
32'
39 Va
21
34,668
40% Jan
-
14
34 %
__23%
Canada—z_:
....
Mar
Jan
80
Feb
Co -of
common—
20
Feb
8
Jan
*
Players Canadian
Co
Mar
64
Heathig Products
28
,6
386
14
j—-—
33
54
80
77
38%
*
15%
13 V2
102
..100
15'a
Apr
Jan
25
=
(t h) 4.1€%
23%
12
-
ioo
common—•
Corp
EsUbrootes
Jan
325
a6
-
10
ELectrolux
Jan
Apr
2iy4
12
23 y2
42
_*
Kootenay Power j
1
Eddy Paper Co class a preferred— ..20
Jan
,200
■" '
Feb
562
Feb
44
Jan
10
100
Jan
17
Feb
67
a20
East
100
34
Jan
49%
...—*
i
—
Chemical
Paper
Apr
Apr
55%
49
20
1% 1 preferred
74% Feb
29% Jan
8%
27 Va
570
100
>—
a
100
2,785
al8
•
*
preferred
Tar
8%
.
35
common
Feb
31%
50%
Jan
a6
:—i
24
Feb
Jan
Preferred
Dominion Steel a Coal class b.
15%
*.
Jan
16%
25 v2
*
Donohue Bros Ltd
425
126 Va
31 Va
30
12
common
Feb-
Jan
54
13% Jan
154'a fed
65 '/a
8%
64 Va
23 Vt
25
i
Feb
6%
8»%
6.80
^
6%
27 y2
..
common
53
33vi
.
Class a
40
*
—z
Bridge
40
Canada
Canadian Canners Ltd
966
37 j/s
*
Seagrams
7,165
Safeway Ltd 4'a% pfd._l._100
Canada Steamship common—
•
5% preferred
50
Canadian Breweries
•
Canadian. Car &
Foundry common
15 Va
37%
•
20
common
14%
—*
2,061
.
Bronze
2,130
•<,.
Cork
53
•
common
15%
Dominion
5
common
14%
14%
Davis Leather Co Ltd class b
33
Feb
300
Distillers
11%
13v»
180
Feb
11
Feb
30
1,488
Feb
32%
Feb
31%
26
Apr
11
22 Vb
Jan
21
90
33 %
Jan
22%
148
54%
*
13%
1,665
-
Jan
Jan
19
Feb
2,289
21
Jan
*
Mar
92
Jan
Apr
32'a Feb
146
*
40 Vb
•
78/
23% Jan
25%
146%
Jan
9,975 '
23 %
29
77
9'a
36
Jan
19%
39
8%
Jan
17%
27%
170
9
27
665
85
Jan
-
40
•
353
22 '/a- -23'%
-
19%
2,851
96%
29
6,916
86
aisy2 al5y2
81
28%
54 y2
__
81
27'/a
85
33%
6'a Mar
•
Smelting..--'
50 v2
•
9
Jan
*
Mining
53
*
-
Apr
5'/2
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19%
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28%
Jan
28
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28 Va
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High
Feb
Jan
9%
23
125
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Vickers
40
•
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series
Canadian Oil Companies common-
Cockshutt
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Canada Iron Foundries
$1.00
8%
81
52
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Jan
.24%
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Building Products
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Canada Cement
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28%
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53
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Canadian
Consolidated Textile Mills
98
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102
11
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12,602
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11
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59y4
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LOW
25 Vb
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19%
100
Amalgamated Electric Corp
Argus Corp Ltd common...
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of Price.
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Bell
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Steel
Aluminum Co
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Loto
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preferred
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for Week
20
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Sales
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Last
,
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Feb
Feb
Apr
Apr
20 V, Mar
3.50 Feb
•
Volume 173
Number 5007
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;
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.
(1825)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
■
Friday
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Week's
Last
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for Week
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of Prices
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of
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7
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Feb
94
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6,728
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27%
113
24%
Feb
24%
24%
300
*
10%
10%
24% Apr
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Apr
Feb
-28% Feb
33
Jan
27
—-25
—
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Mount Royal
—
Metal Co Ltd
10
100
25
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6
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11% Jan
Southern
Stowell
Canada
Screw
—1
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Power
Ltd
Co
Apr
25
25
25
24
Jan
25
109
110
130
107
Apr
Jan
55
90
Apr
54% Mar
115
55
57
Feb
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Mar
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55
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25
15
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20
107
17
Apr
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35
6%
109
common—„•
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17
17
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Telephone Corp
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22
125
20.
Feb
23% Mar
24
24%
1,320
22
Feb
24%
65
118
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Canada
of
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United
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-
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Apr
120% Mar
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20
Apr
Apr
40
100
34
Jan
42
Feb
25
150
24%
Jan
25
Apr
25
25
41% Jan
25
Apr
12
12%
500
12
Feb
18
200
15
Apr
Jan
13
18
18
Apr
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23
23
325
23
Apr
27
Feb
*
38
39
400
27
Jan
39
Apr
12
—
Breweries
17%
Feb
35c
Apr
40
25
Co
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Canada
23c
25
B—
Canada
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Watson
Western
ft
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1,000
2.95
2.65
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112,680
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2%c
2,000
1
2.23
2.17
2.24
6,200
1
Lead Mines Ltd
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Arno Mines
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4c
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2.00
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3.10
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4%c
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2%c Mar
Feb
2.40 Ma*
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63c
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62c
Jan
3c
3,500
3c
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5%cM*r
35c
12,000
26c
Apr
55c
Jan
66c
Feb
•»-*■
50c
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17,500
50c
Mar
40c
7,000
5e
5,000
23c
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23,600
5,500
10 %e
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5%c
19c
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46c
3c
21c
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64c
3c
30c
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Ltd
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4%C
500
4%c
Apr
60c
Apr
Apr
8c
Jan
Apr
5c
23c
Apr
Jan
Mar
6c
15c
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Gold
Malartic
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1,000
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29,400
1.95
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64c
1.91
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10c
8,000
4c.
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6%c
7c
1,500
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Apr
64c
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1.95
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20c
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15c
,
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lie
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Central
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-
*
50
505
35
3,001
33
171
5
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84
84
45
70
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3.95
1,400
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•
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58c
24,925
32 %e Mar
1.30
72c
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55c
10%c
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Jan
Feb
9c
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16
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20
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05c
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——
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200
50c
63c
4,500
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8.25
22
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17%
63c
——
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Jan
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9.25
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13
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800
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900
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4,400
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2,565
10%
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3,214
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38c
1,000
3c
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5c
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39,229
28c
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42c
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Mar
99c
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7.50
20c
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8.45
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:
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37c
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16c
8.30
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7.50 Mar
Feb
Feb
Feb
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8.35
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6.25
650
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25
8.301
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Jan
25e
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9.50 Jan
Feb
14%
37%
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-
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•
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8.30
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14
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34
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Coumor Mining Co Ltd
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250
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275
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39
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9
171
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16
90
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Apr
42%
35
24
10
—
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Apr
Apr
50% Apr
'
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-
14
90
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50
42%
•
20
10
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20%
14%
100
all
162
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14%
—•.
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94
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1,015
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3.65 Jan
1.25
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1,500
93
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21
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100
4.75
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37
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10
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•
100
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Canada
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5
10
13
Apr
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175
39
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28
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30
98
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65
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50
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104
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36
Feb
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Journal Publishing Co of Ottawa Ltd.*
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Jan
18
Apr
Apr
1.50
42
20
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Feb
Jan
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33
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7
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preferred
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6
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32
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Inter-City Baking Co Ltd—
Jan
- Apr--.«.A
28% Jan -
<
Chemical
56
63
lfti
^
Standard
Jan
Jan
.50
Ltd—_
Steel
25
39
39%
»
Feb
v
Jan
•
47
28
363
&25
Feb
117
'
32% Feb
85% Feb
25
20
-
--
27
.
Bostthem-.Chhwlni, Pow»r_£'i:)>M"iL—
'fT
Jan
Jan
14
1,021
•
125
6
a25
Feb
-
9% Apr
Apr
100
-
Jan
19% Feb
4,35ft
?ft. '''if*" .iSlltrt; va2ft%tru
com——*
-
.
Jan
>420
..
Voting trust- certificates
■Simpsons class- A,
i
4%% preferred.
22%
12% Jan
1,990
a50
6
al.QO al.06
al.00
Harding Carpets Ltd
—*
.Horner Ltd (Frank W) class A——*
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp
*
'
4
:/
Mar
'
37%
1,600
Halifax Insurance Company
Jan
81% Feb
■j«687.4'./'»?i5A%' tJan.,
43% -44%
a 50
v
20.-
60
26%
43%
20
102
37
.'
—*960
■
lOSi^FV
60-
37»
5ft
'•
.
-20
102%
1
a 4%.preferred—
Clflss B 4 %
'preferred*
J
88
99
Series
,
86
88
4.50
2.35
6%
.
4.25
•
Class
—Jan
Apr
Jan
52
4,930
20
i_'.
^
85
Apr
55
55
44%
_i
1st preferred.
preferred
101
43
4.40
■
•
Motor
Great Lakes
■•■4fl9Yr Feb
s:
17%
r
225
101
:
Jan
70%
2,086
44%
—49
,
Jan
28
21
585
16
14
100
L_
vWY*
625
-16
157
.Foreign Power Sec Corp common.—.*
8% redeemable preferred ..—100
Freiman Ltd (A J) 4%% pfd...—100
25%Mar
2,215
61% Jan
1,405 •
10% jan
13,M9-.^^ 27% Mar
13%
14
*
L_
preferred
St Lawrence Paper
.
1
pfd—
common
83
14%
19%: 19%
19%
_•
ted
1
36%
«
Power 4%®.
Lawrence
26
34
-
33
Mfg Ltd
Fwd
13 r-M*r
27
10
14%
J;
——
Reyalitc Oil Co Ltd—
Uaguenay
77%
32
Federal
27% Apr
28
Apr
-
19
950
«
33
Eastern Steel Products Ltd—
•
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops..,...,—...1
Grain Co class A
—,—,♦
11% Mar
Mar
87%
160
60
25%
34%
•
Paper -common
7,
Jan
31%
-
790
160
2,960
Paper Co Ltd—*
Jan
Jan
Jan
-100% Mar
1,512
25%
,
:
common
Apr
60
200
78%
23%
-
'23
82
.cRimdii-
19%
37
156
Jan
25%' Apr.
14% Maf
•
1,826
30%
76%
'
& Co Ltd
Provincial
Woollens
26%-Jten
525
-
v26- 26%
•Wee Bros
Structural
Dominion
-Jan V
7,839
29%
-30
76%
a.*
Dominion
Feb
Jan
11
100
33
27%
-4—*
■
Feb
27%
.
■
50
22
31%
28
onwppi
101%
-
865
-
164
1.50
Engineering Works Ltd.
Oilcloth ft Linoleum,—_—«■
_■>
Square Corp——_
Jan
•
2,430
65-
.
:RftRm$ny-~*Ltii
Dominion
V
21%
1% preferred
!
25
national Steel Oar Corp—i—
4
*
Niagara Wire Weaving-' iuHk.^v..
*"
Noranda
Mines
Ltdr___——•
•
Dominion
—17-<«Jan,
T6% Jan
•-<680-
100% 100%
2.50
1.15
45
42
Apr
9
4,645
iv.
7
2.25
*
•
Jan
18
14,574
-
7
2.25
A
%
18%
38%
1,750
.
3,240
___
60%
Fleet
25%
13%
1QQ
-Apr
146
-605
-
10
David & Frere Umltee class A
Class B
r—s—
-
25
12%
10
class
Feb
21%
45
all'/f
Adv
Jan
48
395
-
.24 -25%,
.25
.
_•
;
u
,
a
j
t
all%
;
55
31%
146
?
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5
—
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al9
:
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*.;
—^
Class' B
48
5
112
75
B'
Dominion
17
a20
CQmrnon-^'"
42%
-
Jan
al5
——
Mar
13
6%
al5
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Mar
Jan
11,100
112
112
Consolidated Lithograph Mfg
13% Mar
23
Mar
52
18%
?
Neon
Preferred
Apr
Jan
37
58%
Mac&Ullan Export elass A—;
,
-7,^07
35
Jan
20%
16%
4—.,—100
:
—-
Jfan
8
280
56%
„
'
Ltd
38%
Feb
100
-
Ltd
High'
26%
8%
8%
125
a20
*
Commercial Alcohols Ltd common..
8% preferred -—-i.———:
—5
Consolidated Diy Standard sec A_.
Feb
18%
commoQj
preferred
■Lewis
37%
38%
33%
86
57%
;
Lake of the Woods
•
22%
class
Ar~-—v
Preferred
Jan
Jan
Feb
31
325
13
22%
7%
28 *
;
Corp^-_;__;
<John)rLtd
113
;
Feb
,
85
10
V^
34
25%
Apr
Low
43
100
B_—•
Jan
8% Apr
■
-1,870
-
13
-
'5
-
39% Mar
Apr
23%
*
Ltd-r-
distribution
-International
33%
'
—
;
-
a85
—*
—
*
Claude
Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
High
42
1.35
Preferred
Jan
Jan
-11
350
30
a85
;
62
Low
43
'
27%
7.50
International Petroleum Co Ltd
Ex
29%
a85
25
common-'
Apr
50% Mar
55% Mar
~
-
5,996
"
Shares
,*
Products
Food
Class
%
a6
29%
•
;
—
International Power Co
-
a6%
—32
common
—^
Apr
<11
-100
„
—24.
4
48
37%
.
*
tci
____—
75
Catelli
Celtic Knitting Co Ltd
Chatco Steel Products
x>
—£1
preferred
48%
Feb
110
-
Cassidy's Ltd 7% preferred
Apr
125
Jan
23%
5
$4.25
Apr
67
59'A
'
:
-25
$1.50 -preferred---
125
3,565
38%
*'
.
Industrial
19%
45
110
48-
for Week
Canadian Pulp # Paper Inv 5% pfd—•
Canadian Western Lumber Co_
Apr
'
*
•;
27
125
'
96
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
20% Mar
52% Jan
Jan
:
•
; ,6%
49%
27
'
preferred
preferred
Jan
26%
101
♦
4%
17%
30
Apr
Jan
—50
•
-825
Vi
49
High
27.
:
_«
$2
Low
'
'20 %
49%
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
,14
;
♦
_
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Shares
High
20 %
••"*
*.
»
APRIL 37
Sales
Mines
Jan
Leitoh
180
Jan
Feb
<—A—
19c
Ltd
14
Mar
440 Jan
Gold
Mines
Mackeno
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
—~
.
8.80
17c
20c
21e
10.500
1.05
1.12
3,700
1.30
1.20
1.30
1,800
1.05
100
2,000
1.08
—
37c
30.200
1.05
3%e
21c
v
Mines Ud
Louviconrt Goldfields Ltd—...—
Macdonald
17c 19 %e
1.05
3%c
1.05
Lingside Gold
90
;
37c
Mar
55c
Jan
Jan
11%
Feb
Apr
35c
Feb
Aor
1.06 Mar
3%c Feb
Jan
Mar
33c
Jan
86c
.
6c
19c
Mar
1.17 Mar
1.30 Feb
1.68
Feb
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1826)
3a
.
•«Monday, April 30,1951
Y~
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 27
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Par
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd—
Monpas Mines Ltd
!
%.*
t
•
Montauban
Nechi
<
Mines
Dredging
New
Cons
Calumet
1
Bell
Feb
78c
Telephone
60c
18
18
20%c
Feb
23c
35c
83,300
23c
Apr
38c
Mar
55c
48c
58c
90,150
35c
Jan
58c
Apr:
Rivet:
:
—t
Bertrain & Sonq class,; A—
27c
Jan
50c
Jan
Bevcourt. Gold
New
Goldvue
43c
43c
45c
1,500
1
Ltd
3.20
3.00
3.20
2,800
25c
25c
3.70
Jan
2.70
26c
5,100
25c
Mar
2,500
28c
Apr
Beilekeno
Mines
.—
Coal
Oils Ltd
Mines Ltd
•
•27c
•
5.35
Normetal Mining Corp Ltd
O^Brien Gold Mines Ltd
'
r
Pato Cons Gold
«
Cobalt
uobjo Mines
Silver
99c
Jan
5.25
29c
6.00
4*.50^ Jan
1
—
Gold
Jan
Bonville
Gold
Apr
1.65
Mar
21c
Bordulac
34c
Apr
36c
Jan
90c
Jan
28c
30c
36c
19e
20c
1,500
3.10
3.30
1
16c
17c
Gold
l
6C
6c
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd—
Royran Gold Fields Ltd—
Mines
Mines
50o
15c
*1.10
1
British
Jan
Class
Mines
Stadacona Mines
Standard
Steep
Gold
Rock
^"lUvan
Surf
Ltd
1 -
British
5c
16,000
4c
Jan
7c
Mar
6,000
20c
Apr
35c
Apr
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Mines
5,000
1.40
3.90
19,600
2.90
200
1.00
Mines
loront
60c
Jan
Eruck
1.30 Mar
Jan
Power
Bunaio Anjcerite
55c
Jan
72c
2,524
37c
Apr
45c
Mills
class
7%c Mar
12c
Jan
7c %
8.40
8.75
1,900
7.90
Jan
10%
Feb
Bulldog
3.00
3.05
3,100
2.90
Jan
3.70
Jan
Bunker
Mines——
9c
9c
9c
9,000
9c
Apr
9c
1
1.88
4,100
1.20
Jan
2.20
Feb
4c
1,000
95c
1.03
8,400
94c
11%
11%
100
10 y4
4c
1.03
tf
11%
1_
Amulet
Mines Ltd
Pyrite & Copper Corp
Western
*
4c
5,000
Mines
Ltd
I
1
Ashley Minerals Ltd.
Westvllle
11%
1
Products
30c
7%c
Jan
20c
-
Mar
95
80
Apr
90
Jan
96
Apr
101
Mar
5%C
J&n
5%c
Feb
Yukeno Mines
Calder
Ltd—
Anaconda
Oil
Co
Ltd
1
Linen
Decalta
Ltd--
Oils
Gaspe
>__!
Apr
33c
Jan
Calvan
Apr
1.04 Apr
6c
Jan
Campbell Red Lake
1.48
4.75
6.65
Feb
2,000
6.40
600
19c
20c
9,500
12%
450
Oil Ventures
Ltd
5.20
18c
28c
1
1.83
*
15%'
8.90
1,900
2.500
27c
,
Jan
Apr
25c
Jan
12%
4.90
23c
Apr
5.20
Jan
31c
1.84
1,475
14
Jan
Oil
1,000
15c
Apr
23
National Petroleums Corp Ltd—
*
New British & Dominion Oil Ltd—*
1.60
1.97
1.58
1.65
2.85
2.85
1.45
2,520
Jan
1.97
Oils
Phillips
Ltd
Oil
_
_90c
__
Ltd
Co
Bread
B
100
2.08
Jan
3.00
Feb
1.60
Feb
1.21
4.550
85c
A
Jan
8,500
85c
Jan
.
common
Sale Price
'
T
Abltibi
Power
New
' '
.<•
&
Paper
7,000
8c
2,000
470
31
Jan
21
21-
170
18
50
50
30
40
280
28
12c
Mar
7%
8%
550
8c
16,100
Feb
-;29c'* Jan
Jan
40
*
35
Jan
Mar
8c
39
?
9c --Feb
tf
Jan
17y4c
23
Jan
7%c
Mar
<
*
50
-
Feb
Apr
.
40
Apr
8% Mar^
7%
Jan
6c
Apr
16
12%
12%
50
15%
Jan
17
3,670
7.50
Jan
12%
Feb
1.06
Jan
1.43
Apr
16
12%
28%
33c
1.20
1.37
24c 25 %6.
Iron
63,125
5c
*
Feb
9c
80c
Jan
2,500
21c
Jan
5.20
55,697
4.80
Mar
2.70
2.40
2.70
3,900
2.10
Jan
3.00
300
3.00
51
*
68
Foundry
51
65%
28%
*
28%
4,75
Jan
49
Jan
Jan
75
Feb
56
53%
29%
Jan
.Feb
,
95
28
Apr
26
26
50
25
Mar
26 ^
8%
150
6
Jan
9
28
-
10
21%
2iy2
21%
51%
51
51%
Apr
Jan
22%
Feb
50
740
11%
Jan
Mar
19%
1,195
•
:
2.75
30
515
5.20 Apr
2.90 Jan
8 '/2
_*
•—
51
70%
Feb
.32c
Apr
*
Stone
i
Jan
38,905
„
4.85
Malting
Packers class A
B
Jan
52
Apr
20
Varnish
of
50
46 y2
Apr
Feb
Apr
•
54%
Jan
32%
33
489
24'/2
Jan
45
45%
442
43Ti
Jan
17%
17%
25
15?a
Jan
17%; Jan
*
Commerce
70
70
95
61%
Jan
76
10
25%
50
Fez
•■
Jan
28%
Feb
21
Apr
26
1,835
25
Mar
20%
20
20%
5,798
17
Jan
*
28%
27%
28%
2,460
24%' Jan
28%
Apr.
*
15%
15
15%
550
13%
17 ya
Feb
20
17%
•
58
common.
—
common—
25%.
preferred
.Jan
17
17 y2
445
16
56
58%
585
50 y2
Jan
36%
215
36 y4
Apr
21%
120
21
27'/* Jan
^25
21%
21%
_»
39%
39 y2
40
330
>
4.25
4.25
4.25
750
_«
__—__
Jan
36 y4
—25
Dredge
37 V2 • Feb
.
•
:
Celanese
Canadian
Range Sinee Jan. 1
48%;
48%
12%, Feb
45
B
Preferred
New
39
Jan
Mar
'jL
Breweries
Class A
for Week
44
32
_25
class
Canners
Canadian
>
40 y2 Mar
540
*
preferred
Bank
Car
48%
470
38%
50
—1
Preferred
11
50
44
36
36
11%
43%
*
—
Canadian
Shares
30c
1.25
5 10
_F
common
common
.1——.
____i
&
Alberta
42'/a
Jan
61
Feb
Class
8,075
19%
Apr
20%
Apr
Preferred
25%
1,905
24%
Jan
25% Mar
25
24%
*19
18%
765
1,235
160
6%
18%
Apr
20%
6% Apr
100%
8%
Feb
104
Feb
8
Canadian
"
31e
35c
4,125
31c
Apr
61c
Jan
13c
14c
18,383
10c
Jan
19c
5%
Cos
19
.
^
..Feb
•
68
«.
Feb
'..39.y2.Mar
23 y2
Mar
■51
Jan
<■
Knife
Cons_^
—
11%
11%
I,330
1.05
1.00
1.05
4,910
1
44'/2c
44 %c
50c
4,000
33%
32%
34%
5,615
28
98
>/3
95 V»
98%
2,355
91
23%
23%
23%
140
__
»
Aluminum Co pf Canada pfd—
!.■'
___25
9%
.
1.00
37c
23%
Jan
*
4%
—
16c
16c
17c
3,000
16c
Canadian
25
Petroleums
1.20
13,300
76c
Apr
Wirebound
Canadian
Jan
26%
Feb
Jan
10c
7,000
3.00
2.65
3.05
124,750
43C
37c
44c
78,500
1
60c
62c
22%
60c
23 y4
99 %
100
4.60
Jan
-Feb
Feb
9
Feb
56»/2 Jan
70
Feb
26 V2
Jan
36%
Feb
81 'Ate
6'/2
Jan.
60c
Apr
985
18
Jan
120
99
Jan
102
80
Apr
86
Jan
23%
Jan
32 ya
Feb
Mar
45 y2
Jan
6,600
....
100
26c
1.24
2.45
25c
Tire
Corp
Trethewey
Central
Leduc...Oil—
central Patricia
Mar
23 Y*
Jan
Apr
Mar
2,345
30
115
3.00
1,700
2.30
2.50
11,200
58c
19,315
§4c
Apr
18c
4,300
loc
Jan
40
Feb
13%
Jan,
22
27
Jan
31% Mar
Jan
3.25
'
2.40
54c
55c
17 %c
17»/2C
2.05
2.10
3.00
Jan
Apr
Jan
74c
Jan
30c
.
Feb
Jan
Apr
Centremaque
Feb
Charter Oil Co Ltd
Feb
Chatco
Apr
Chemical
45c
—1
1
3.15
Jan
*
Gold Mines.^^
Porcupine
40
20
2.75
I_I_1
Castle
41V*
30
19%
0
A—
50
7,751
19%
,
»
class
81
28%
41%
•
——
—_
13c
6%c Jan
81
27 y2
28%
«
Vickers
Canadian
107%
Apr
1.15
9%c
♦
*
100
Jan
Feb
Apr
joe
—
270
23 V4
preferred
Apr
35%
Mar
1.17
—
29
;
1.42
50c
Jan
♦
Yellowknife
28 y2
—100
11%
Apr
Jan
1
—
Nepheline
American
25
common——
preierred
Central
Larder
American
175
64
3.30
Jan
l
—
8
63
:
Malartic
Oils
8
3QQ
;
.
Locomotive
Canadian
Feb
—
,_Z
A
Canadian
Feb
13c
1
•.
Lead
19
6%
103 103 V*
67/b
• *
Aluminium Ltd
Anchor
3,965
20%
—100
Steel
Anacon
60%
19%
Products
Canadian Pacific Railway
Yellow
Amalgamated
Food
58%
♦
A—.
—
Pacific
Algoma
Canadian
,
59
———r„_* J
Oil
Agnew-Surpass
Akaitcho
■
19%
20
.
__
Acadia-Uranium
Gas
High
»
preferred
4
Acadia-Atlantic new.class
Preferred.
Low
High
♦
common
$1.50
New
Low
Par
common
Acme
of Prices
21c
8c
20
Crushed
Canada
Sales
*
32%
18c
Jan
38c
'
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•
\ Range
31%
8c
_50
Canada Wire & Cable
1.20 Apr
!'■
•
Week's
'<
32
18c
—1
-
Canada Permanent Mortgage—,
Canada SS Lines common—4
Exchange
Canadian Funds
Last
Jan
1.70
Jan
*
"Apr
1.14
V
5c
*
1.65
1.10
V
2,000
Class
Jan
1.10
Friday
STOCKS
5%c
Canada
1.24
1.14
!
5c
1
—
Foils
Canadian
.oi
5c
•
preferred
Canadian
4,
Apr
12c
Jan
*
Cement common
Canadian
;..'t
23c
Canada Northern Power
13,600
1.10
.'.if;lr
24
Jan
25,500
Jan
Apr
•
Toronto Stock
1.20
27c
2.82 lFeb
1.60
1,800 *■
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:
1
Superior Oils Ltd
Jan
8%c Mar
Apr
■
Okalta
Apr
25c
8%
Gas
&
Canada
18 V4 Mar
15c
1.60
Feb
1.18
19*
25
1,300
1
Preferred
Feb
16%
»
6.50
Jan
4.10
1,000
1.50
Feb
Jan
70c
25 %c
•
;
Canada
Apr
15c
.
Ltd!—:
Petroleums
23
8%c
1.50
—
39
:
Canada
Feb
1.77
Ltd
Co
23
8%c
—
"
Oils
Cons
Canada
Mar
15%
Oil
Island
660
27,180
•
Callinan Flin Flon
Apr
*
"Home
Long
5%
1.17
Apr
Feb
1.06
14%
3 %C
•
5%
1.13
50
Calmont Oils
Calnorth
1,500
4.90
5%
1.15
*
common
Apr
4c
20c
32%
1
Jan
6.35
*
-
Jan
*
.'
45c
3%c
Ltd
28%
1
Gold
Canada
Petroleums
1,535
___♦
46c
23c
Calgary. & Edmonton Corporation Ltd.*
Calvan
30%
1
A
Apr
25c
'
29 %
•
—
class
Jan
12%
•
16%
29%
1
class A
Class
Co
Jan
1
Bousquet
Caldwell
Stocks—
Anglo-Canadian Oil
9V2
*
—
B
Apr
23c
1
Jan
780
*
42c
9,000
28,200
6,500
'
—
13%
15%
*
Co
&
Canada
Oil
270
14
—
1
Lake—
10%
45c
32c
4c
1
__
16%
15
•
—
29 %C
42c
23c
16
9%c Apr
16% Apr
•
i
Yellowknife
Burrard
Feb
1.04
1
32'Feb
Jan
Jan
15%
2%c Jan
200
11%
Feb
29
220
Hill
Class
Feb
1.20
Jan
29 %C
—
Jan
34%
95
Jan
9c
8,845
-
Burlington Steel I
Apr
1.82
9c
Corp -Ltd
16c
29% Jan
38,000
-
9'/4c
Building Products
7%c
8.60
1.88
Mineral
31
81
15c
97%
Calgary & Edmonton
Waite
30
80
8,370
25%
96
class A
A_*.
Red
3.00
,-P-r
Wendell
4,560
13c
8%c
•
Canadian
1
....
Ventures Ltd
Weeden
27y« Feb
34 'A
24%
9c
A
Porcupine
Buffalo
Jan
5,500
38c
Mines Ltd
Asbestos
Jan
33 %
Feb
Jan
100
61c
class
Buffadison Gold
1
—•
Ltd__
Ltd
Silver
"nited
22
34'
•
Apr
Burns
Tre'oor
15% Mar
97
Class B
Broulan
4.65
Jan
Packers
Columbia
1.75
Jan
1.70
37c
37c
Ltd
Inlet Cons Gold
Jan
•
B
Feb
1.75
Jan
1.67
61C
(1944) Ltd
Iron
Cons
14%
8.00 Jan
•
Columbia
Buffalo
Sladen-Malartic
50
Jan
100
pfd
preferred
British
Jan
14,200
Jan
Apr
30
80
British Columbia Forest Products
16c
1.15
13c
7c
6.00
100
Columbia Elec 4%
4%%
Feb
29'/2
1.06
Apr
15%
15c
25
T
Feb
9%c Jan
3.45
3.90
l
Jan
23c
15%
25'/4
1
•
8c
24 V2 Mar
1.70
l
9C
Jan
:
*.
Light A Pwr com_*
Oil common—
23c
400
1.65
Traction
Preferred
3.35 Mar
Jan
Apr
Feb
4%c
28c 34 %c
34 %c
l
Ltd—
Jan
2,500
4YhC
5c
50c
Ltd
25c
25%
25 %
l
Ltd
Mines
Americau
10c 10'/4c
*
Feb
67c
Jan
6c
17%
•
Red Lake.
British
2.45
3,700
1,000
Mines
Brazilian
Jan
30c
3,100
Refining—
Jan
51c
17 V2c Jan
35,800
20c
35c
Apr
19V2c Mar
2,500
32c
Jan
5o-
3,500
Apr
40o
'
45c
f
r-i.
Feb
—
34c
Feb
15%
•
1
21c
55
Roofing class A
1
12V2c Jan
500
Brantford
59,850 v
*
Ltd
7
.
29,200
Jan
.
1,333
—
36c
7c
7
*
60c
Mar
6.10
Cordage class A—
*
i.ioo
Feb
68c
Jan
4c
32,950
-
Apr
41c
-
6,000 •*
-
23c
Feb
24 y2
16%
Bralorne Mines
Brantford
34c
Feb
6.00
Jan
Feb
49c
"37c
20%
Feb
70c
Jan
16l/2
:
1,6a
3.25
Smelting' &
Gold
1
Apr
Jan
Yellowknife
Miller
19c
1.20
36c
Mar
33c
1,200
60c
;5c:5%d
.
2.45
Quebec
Silver
—
20c
30
Quebec
Slscoe
•
2,505
Quebee Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Quebec Manitou Mines
—
1
She/ritt-Gordon
:
3,200
Goldflelds
Santiago Mines Ltd
Shawkey Mines Ltd
Sheep Creek Gold Mines
,
1
5.35
Brewis
Chibougamau
60c
1
—
—
1.25
60c
41% Mar
Jan
45c
n
440""-'
7,800
•-
4>/4c-.
13c 14%c
14c:
a3.10
1
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd—
Quebec
V-j
1.20
.1
Ltd——
45c
500
—
-
4'/4c
4J/4c
1
——
—^
Boymar
Feb
1,,
a3.10
:
Fields
50,750
16,300
;
1
J
Mines
1.35
24c 27%c
—'
Kirkland
_l
Dredging Ltd.;
Ptercncourt Gold
i.20
1.30
.1
■
—
24
39%
35,300
-
."•
Bidgood
Bonetal
New Pacific
Nocana
.
:
V,
.
High
Feb
Feb
40c
18,872
52c
35c-
43c
"24
144%c
*
1
Range-Siace-Jan. 1
Low
40%
-22
—
^
Shares
High
50c
35c
51c
1
-
40
40%
1
.
Berens
Jan-
45c
32c 32 %c
1
i
16% Mar
400
I
—_
Mar
53c
3,500
*
'
:__i1
Ltd__i
65c
of Prices
Low
25
64c
Salea
fer Week
Rang*
Wai
High
Low
35c
•
Ltd
Formaque Mines Ltd
Mines
High
Week'e.
Last
Sale Price-
_*
New
Friday
-
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
1
Ltd
Mines
Low
»
.
•
Gold
Steel
_
10c
3.400
9c
Jan
79c
66c
80c
9,150
66c
Apr
1.02
Feb
13
10%
10c
13%
8,645
9
Apr
13%
Apr
1.46
1.38
1.60
13,975
96c
Jan
1.60
Apr
1
__
*
_
-
—
_
■»
common-
Research
50C
20c
Feb
'
1
Anglo-Canadian
Oil
—:
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Ankeno
Apex
Mines
;
;
__
f
Mines
.
12 V\
12%
1,555
84
86
40
22c
27c
25,200
22c
loc
10c
10c
II,500
10c
2.24
2.15
2.25
16%
18
785
8%c
9c
2,600
Jan
Nova
90
43c
Jan
Apr
Apr
2.05
.
Jan
7%c
Jan
2.35
15
Jan
15%
Jan
Cockshutt
Colomac
Mar
—_
preferred
11c
4,900
9,680
13V4 Mar
17 y8
10 %C
11c
1,500
10%
7%c
8,700
6V2c
8,050
20c
6%
7
7
7%
2.90
_
3.30 Mar
Apr
Apr
Apr
Consolidated
Astoria
Coirsolidated
see
page 41.
1.67
—
_
-r-,
—
e
:
Central
Cadillac
10c
Jan
36c
Mar
Jan
1,000
1,500
3 y2c
--
2.15
4»/2C
2.20
2,585
13
55c
13%
880
55c
13%
63c
4,500
10%c 10%c
720
33c
Feb
Mar
1.30
Apr
Jan
Jan
1.98
Jan
25%
Apr
22 y4
Jan
32
Feb
12C
Apr
3%c
75
1,150
.v!
25
2,910
29
1.10
Jan
1.46
.
17c
Feb
6c
.
Feb
1.85
Jan
9%
Jan
13% Mar
Apr
80c
55c
10c
2.35
Mar
Feb
Jan
iec
Jan
7%
18c
19c
Jan
Consolidated Duquesne
Jan
Consolidated
3.65
7%
770
Apr
9
Mar
45c
47c
17,400
45c
Apr
78c
Mining'
Rochette
775
715
39%
130
1 qo
96c
1.06
18,050
95C
95c
98c
3,300
80c
62,760
46^
52
61c
65c
10%
50%
52
185
27%
•
28
150
10%
11%
620
5%c
28
-38%
38
87%c
40%
a.
10%
9c
Jan
8%C
9%c
17,000
6%c
Apr
10 %c
Apr
7%
1.14
1.12
1.16
32,150
88c
Jan
1-
30c
30c
33c
2,967
30c
Apr
35c
35c
1,000
35c
Apr
12 %c 13V'4c
22,033
8c
148
1,625
10 %c 10 %c
600
1
_1
Howey
Consolidated
40%
63 %c
—
Consolidated Lebel Oro
18c
1
■
1
Consolidated Cordusun Oils
Feb
7,500
7%
1.24
'•
52c
Feb
Jan
'
Jan
Apr
28%
-
1.67
25%
28
29
1—2
7%
39 «/4
40%
IZ*
1.65
25%
1
Bakeries
8%
40%
10
•
Mar
Consolidated Beattle Mines—
Apr
6,666
I_i
—____L—
_
"
Jan
7c
*
Fox footnotes
--
72c
*
_
6%
6%c
«
Apr
70,300
4>50
v
14c
1.25
1
Mines
6%
28 y4
.
A—
Jan
36,250
1.17
*
National
650
10
__io
class
465
16c
1.20
1
—
100
•
1
Class' B
2.90
14c
1
Consolidated
jgc
Mining
2.75
13c
Apr
15% Mar
7c
Yellowknife
Coniaurum
Mar
2.98
17'/a
2,470
„•
Jan
•
Plow
Conduits
Apr
2.85
26c
—
Jan
36c
25
,
Commonwealth Petroleum
2.41 Mar
18
16'/2
3.35
—
80c
Apr
Feb
2.98
■»
Scotia
Apr
17c
1
—
Willans
Consolidated
Mines
32c
8,000
12c 12 %c
13%t Feb
Jan
16%
—
of
Bros
8%
75
48,150
17y»
Mines
Cochrane-Dunlop
21c
—
6c
24.300
19c
Ltd
Silver
Cochenour
84
I*
—
15.000
40c
17c
14c
Mines
Lode
Feb
3.20
Consolidated
7c
33c
17c
,
Citra-Lartlc
Jan
Jan
25c
_
4»-
29c
7^
of Toronto
Beatty
—
r
20y4c
3 2o
A
Montreal
Power
Mines
Gold
Jan
21 Vic
common
class
of
Bathurst
Chimo
Apr
1
Mines.
Metals
Chesterville
13 %c
1
Barymin Co Ltd
Base
6.65 "Feb
ll%c
6,030
7,900
12%
ey2c
6c
35c
-Apr
8J/2c
—Z—III
*
_
Electric
Bank
78c
Jan
13c
1
Mines
Gold
Barnat
Jan
5c
22c
1
Aumaque
Bank
32c
7.650
ZlO
B—
Atlas Yellowknife
Bank
213,921
12c
*
Bankfield
78c
5c *5%c
59c
19c
»
Bagamac
Jan
1
class
(1937)
Steels
Fabric
38c
12c
Atlantic Oil
Auto
Jan
22c
Atlas
Auto
18c
1
—
Metals Corp
Hardware
Aunor
8,500
6c
1
1
2.90
Feb
1
Ashdown
Aubelle
13%
ioo
_
Gold
Athona
Jan
1
_•
.
Preferred
Ascot
Jan
10 %
1
—
—
Armistice
5%c
4.60
450
Cobalt
Aquarius Porcupine
Area Mines
Argus Corp common
Arjon
78c
ZZ*'
Res
13,185
16c 19(40
_i
Consolidated
6.40
12%
1
Cheskirk Mines
t
6.10
12%
*
I_i
—„——
1
„
6.30
—
Anglo-Huronian
■
Mar
30c r
Apr
Consumers
12c
Jan
Jan
Jan
;1
i.
«fc
Smelting.
32 %v Feb
'Cbrby
46
Jan
Cosmos
145%
126
10c
Jan
14 %C
Apr
Jan
154%
Apr
16c
Jan
Apr
165%,
Feb
Jan
3.15
Apr
Feb
1
10 %c
100
159
159
160
106
•
3.10
2.70
3.15
20,900
■9
14%
14
15%
3,920
10%
Jan
17%' Feo
23
205
17%
Jan
23
v'ot
159
1.75
Jan
43
146
Mar
——
—
Distillery
(H)
Apr
Mar
12 %c
58c
i._
—
Conwest Exploration
Gas
——
Imperial
Jan,
1.32
Jan
Craig
Jan
1.08
Apr
Crestaurum
75c
Feb
Croinor
Jan
Jan
Jan
Bit
—
Mines
Pershing
52
Apr
Crown
28%
«>an
•
Mills
Apr
Crow's Nest
12
Jan
orowsnore
Trust
_
_
—
—
1—
—-—
1—
:
Coal
22%
11 %C 11 %c
_*
"1
1
7%
—
I
17c
3,000
lie
30c
31c
3,000
30c
119% 119 '/2
30c
100
__100
1,000
13c
104
65
66
50
10c
lie
118
10c
Apr
Jan
130
Apr
Ja n
Jan
Mar
45c'
Mar
53%
Apr
8y4
19c"
Apr
Jan. *
J
Mar
66
Mar
*
Patricia
_
—
1
10 %c
.
6,200
23c
Feb
Volume 173
fr-n
Number 5007
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n
1
.
.
—
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(
59
(1827)
T
—
canadian listed markets
•
Week's
STOCKS
Par-- -
"Class
*
Decalta
Delhi
Dei
r
class. A
Oils
Rio
Ltd—:
Detta
21 '
Ltd
:
Distillers
Seagrams
14,500
22
100
-
8%
.i
.
18c
20%
225
_
-
21c
1.25
Jan
1.65
1.29
1.18
1.30
37,700
1.05
Jan
1.40
Jan
14%c
15c
34c,
30 y8
30 %
16c
2,685
...1,040-
Jan
49%
48%
49%
1,811
40
100
115
99
13%
790
12%
,
i
.
Dominion
Steel
Stores k-*J.xZ
Dominion
Tar & Chemical common—•
Preferred
Coal
i
class
25
B
39
34%
Apr
International
13%
14 %*,
34
34»/2
Textile
Dominion
Woollens
Don a Ida
_i
14'/8
15 %
common..—.
Feb
International
Apr
11
13%
Jan.
39 y4
•'
230
28
-
100
10
98
%
130-
31
*
Jan
Apr
Jan
36%
Jan
r
;
•
■
Nickel
16%
Jan
Co
Jack
i
-
16%.
45c
5,000
12%
-
25% May
Jan
7c; Jan
32c
103
Mar
9% Mar
Jan
18%
Feb
43c
Jar*
55c
Jan
Apr
3
Fob
13
20
% Jan
23
r
Apr
Feb
406
Feb
39
Jan
52
Jan
103
Feb
145 i-
-■*-
37%
38 y2
13,535
18%
16%
18%
30,569
13
•
Vic
103% Mar
36% Mar
-
5
35
1,195
50
5%c
Apr
Jan
--30e
38%
■»
100
14%
130
i
l
Mar
Apr
1,000
-
•
•:<
33 '
Jan '
8% Jan
215
23
32c
•
common
Mining
42 V2
_
Feb
18%
Apr
7c
Jan
n-t
Mar
,1'.
12,500
5c
Mar
10%
Jan
Feb
Joburke
buC
110,900
46c
Jan
-65c
Feb
5y4o
500
5c
Jan
8c
Mar
Joliet Quebec Mines..
Jupiter Oils Ltd
7%c
7%0
1,000
6c
Apr
lie
Jan
13c•
Apr
22c
Jan
15,228
26Vic
Apr
44c
Jan
7c
Mar
19c
Jan
28'/4C
l
4oc
2,000
37c
6%c
Gold
:
15c
28c
6%c'
Mines
13c
1
:
5%C
16 y2
500
•
13
22%
49
•'
Jan
39% Mar
13
Jan
Apr
'Apr
4c
795
43c
25
Mines -Ltd
JelJicoe
Feb
23
8%
45c
com...y
Gold
Waite
585
5,000
:
34--
103
.
Jacknife
22 V2 Mar
13
•
8%
Metals class
•
11
.
16 Va
15%
International Petroleum
Apr
14'%
•
♦
12 E f 'Jan
20%
750
29%
roo
",Coke_x-.l"_.____l-
-1
13
29%
Powders
-l
,
Mines
Duvay Gold Mines
29%
Preferred
30%
561
4c
22%;
.1
15%
260
is y4-
■'4c
3,815
*■
•
t........
Jaculet
Dominion
11%
23 y4
4 %c
ioo
&
36%
'
.
common
.
Jan
»
\u
I
High
Apr
27%
15,482
23
Coal
International
710
21
,
Preferred
Feb
48 y4
.
27
-
2,850
34>/2
20 Va
23.50
•
.13,640
38%
11
Bronze
Jan
46
39'A
14%
>
^
•
Inspiration Mining
50 y2
37%
23
si.60
..
International
Dominion
'
Low'
30
440
.
Feb
Jan
102
Range Since Jan. 1
High
30 Va
11%
preferred
Ingersoll Machine class A...
Inglis . (John) & Co..—....
20
Sales
l
—
•
Acceptance
5%, ^preferred j
-
'
&
•,
12% Mar
46% ' 46%
*'
Lake
'
Feb
34
Jan
13%
-
Jan
143c
Jan
99 %
I4-
'
Jijbw
38%'
•
Industrial
Mar
31%
99%
46%
Jan
21c
.-27% Apr
*
Oil
(
Apr
15%
17 Vb
27 %T
28c
Jan
27%
6,360
16%
27 Va
.
-'
Feb
29o
20,800
3iy»
Apr
12 %c
4,800
36c
'-
fund preferred.100
——
Indian
Jan
15c
Shares
30%
______
Feb
500
•
►
32C
83,100
Dominion Scottish Invest common^™1
'
Jan
Feb
20,700
for Week
30%.
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.5
y 4%
preferred
29c
*
Dominion Magnesium
*
Jan
Feb
23c
10
„<
iDominion Foundry & Steel common.
•
24
a
Imperial
1.30
*
;i'_l
Feb
10%
Jan
8>/2
ui
Bank
32c
Jan
19c
27c
22C
2
——;
red sinking
VPat-
Imperial
Jan
1.30'
27c
1
-
Ltd.
Bank
27c
1
'
High
22c
1.30
I
;
.
Yellowknife
Dominion
*'
Apr
1
i—
Discovery
Dome- Mines
Loin
10y8c
1,500
.
Week's
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Pric'e
1
Ltd—lr
Mines
Minerals
8%
•
.
Gold
Producers
-
„
Range Since Jan. 1
High
%c
*
;
Mines—
?.
23
25c
s*
(Temagami)
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
10l/8cl0%c
•
_
B
Delnite
of Prices
Low
_1
_
Petroleum
Davis Leather
V*
"APRlB.27
t
D'Aragon Mines —_"
Davies
-«
FOR WEEK. ENDED
for Week
Last
Sale Price
"RANGE
Sales
Range
Friday
•
5,200
5c
Jan
62c
60c
6%c
62c
10 %c
l
17,744
60c
Mar
1.05
Jan
•
1.28
1.25
1.33
34,550
65c
Jan
1.33
Apr
18c
13,000
16c
Jan
10c ioy2c
4,000
10c
•
1,000
6%c Apr
*
East- Amphi
—
East Crest Oil
East
—
Malartic
East Sullivan
Economic
•Eddy Paper
16c
19,625
10%c
Jan
1.05
150,200
99c
51c
Apr
Apr
-1
I
(new)
52c
56c
25,500
8.20
8.15
8.50
17,745
*
.r„
56c
—1
Mines—...
_-ii
Invest
15C
1.00
;
..1
<_—
East Rim Nickel Mines
•Eastern Steel
16
1.03
—
Mines.—
7%
7%
8
565
25 V4
25 %
94
Kelore
I8y2c Mar
1.73
Feb
*
Kenville Gold
Gold..-
Estabrooks
9.65
Beb
Jan
«y2
Feb
25 y4 .* Apr
27 y2
Apr
Keyboycon Mines ,Ltd
Kirkland Lake
6,235
19 y2
Jan
26
Apr
Kirkland
(T
Corp
H)
16%
Jan
15c
24,775
12c
Jan
1
4
75c
74c
84c
25,400
74c
Apr
13c
13c
500
22%
60
57c
62c
40,842
47 %c
Jan
63c
20c
25c
47,700
20c
Apr
32c
Jan
Labatt
15%
12o
16c
57,364
10c
Mar
16c
Apr
1
8.35
5c
5%c
8c
Jan
i
38c
37c:
21%
.21%
21%
100
5c ; Apr
21%„ Apr
Labrador Mining & Exploration...
Laduiama Gold Mines
Apr
Lake. Dufault
Mines
1
85c
80c
21%
21%
160
21%
Apr
Jan
Lake
Fortune
Gold—;
3c
—
4%cv
—1
J——
1.90
1.80
2.01
1.55
Apr
Lake
Lingman
;
1.03
:
1,000
'"
■a
22
;
,
23
2.85
Feb
Townsite
Oils
Federal drain
96c
1.03
17,850
6,480
Jan
1.63
ioy2
6,200
8.40
Jan
13%
Feb
17%
18
935
16 y2
Jan
18V4. Feb
Lake Wasa
30
30
30%
590
30
Feb
La
12%
12%
Apr
11% Jan
33%
Feb
Lamaque
22
24
1
.20
.Petroleum
Products
82c
1,690
—
23
100
4%c
6,500
8.20
8.35
common
13%
23
23
-.1
i— —
_
4'/2c
8.40
9,680
10%
preferred
7
11
175
•
15%
Jan
4»/®c Jan
4.85
Shore
Foundation
Francoeur
Fr'aser
Co
2.45
12,825
61%
60%
63
3,692
Gold
Cos
Frobisher
'-
!
•
-
Gair
_——
r.
1
l
7c
i
■■■
r*
5%*
"
'
.•
Co
5,%%
Luz
Ltd
Mines^.
.
Gold
Lang
&
Lapa
Jan
43c
Mar
Class
A
j
60
Jan
15,645
70
Sons
Laura
2.70
i
*
96c
35
1,950
103 103 %
90
103
109% 109%
15
General
Steel
v
Wares
i
94
Mar
17%
f
Mines
^
•
Giant
Gold
Yellowknife
Mines...
--
God's
Lake
Leitch
Lexindin Gold
Feb
Gold
Eagle
Golden
1
Long
1.85
I,600
5.80
6.30
2,933
15%
6c
109'%
Jan
111%
Apr
„—
Goldhawk
Goldora
"
—
Groceterias
Class
class
3c
20
21
1,505
17 %
Jan
50
104%
Apr
15c 16 V2c
12,000
4.95
6.60
6.50
6.70
Jan
6.25
Mar
7c
7c
.14c
3,518
7c
4,500
j.
2%c
2%q
2%c
7c
7,000
38c
41c
12,880
18c
20c
7,800
7c
8V4c
5,100
__
-
1
i
—
20%
39c
45c
Goodfish Mining
Apr
Maciie Red
106
-
Mar
22 Vic
Jan
1.05
1.09
8c
13c
6,700
27,500
Prefexred
11c
Class
Jan
a
——
5c
Macho River
Mackeno
MacLeod-Cockshutt
•
Class
A .preferred
Mines
Saddlery
West
Gridoil Freehold
Mines
Gulf Lead
a
—__—
5%c Mar
10c
Jan
15c
17c
7,000
20 %C
22c
24,000
II,500
...
"II
Jan
Manitoba
Sugar preferred
Jan
Maple
7y8c Jan
1,500
5%c
Apr
5.75
Jan
4%c
18,000
4C
Apr
9%c
Jan
5%c
7,500
5C
Apr
8%c
Jan
Lake Gold Mines
Eastern
Leaf
Apr
52%
Jan
9%
16%
17
150
14c
15c
5,600
25c
25c
1,000
45
50
48
Jan
8c
Mar
105
Marbenor Malartic
1.90
18
18
5%
5%
8.00
IOC
1
11%
7.75
8.00
1
10c:10 %C
10%c
'
Feb
Apr
Feb
17
Apr
Jan
23c
Feb
Feb
30c
Mar
Jan
1.32
Feb
Jan
6C
12,500
5c
Apr
;15c
8'/2c
Jan
1.35
86,500
1.05
'2.62
12,750
2,810
2.01
Jan
25%
16%
Jan
28
Apr
5,510
6,475
16% Jan
28
Apr
18c
*24%' 253s
2.12
18c
19c
6,800
2.05
15,205
2%c
4,000
2.20
2.10
—
...
1
•
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Halcrow Swayze
Halliwell Gold
-_1
Hamilton
Mines Ltd
Hamilton
Cotton
Hard Rock Gold
*
3y2c
Jan
10
103
Apr
360
13
Jan
8,000
50
Apr
49
>
>
8c
Hasaga
Feb
3V2c
Apr
12
.12%
38c
45C
13%
13
13%
11%
25%
13
63c
Apr
-McWatters
McLellan
13%
Apr
11%
Apr
4,755
187/e
Jan
25% Mar
94
94
94
10
92 Va
Apr
99
36C
32 %c
39c
19,150
21c
Jan
39c
Apr
61
62%
355
53 y4
Jan
70
Feb
44
%c
47c
3,300
44c
Feb
54c
Jan
4
%C
4c
Jan
•
J.
;
25%
5
1
44
Va C
6%
8.00
i
Lake
Gold
Jan
Apr
Merrill
I
Mercury Mills
Island
21c
Feb
Mid-Continent Oil
Jan
21c
Jan
Midland
Milton
4,220
2,125
4.00
4.75
870
60c
*
4.75
*
Pacific
&
9c
11C
1
—
Jan
4,000
9c
10 %C
-1
—
Red
4%C
1
•
Gold
9c
Grain——..—
14c
*
22%
,
13V2c
Jan
14c
Mar
3.75
53c
10l/2c Mar
20VaC
Jan
195
21% Mar
26 %
Jan
2,700
12c
Jan
23c
Feb
*
1.80
1.80
1.90
2,315
1,000
3 Vic
Apr
8c
Jan
Mindamar
1.90
2.10
17,700
21%
Jan
27%
Apr
Mining Corp
1
*
1.99
1,770
18 VB
18
18%
2,800
1
45c
50c
2,000
42c
14
14c
15c
29.100
Heath
Red
Gold
Jan
18c
2%c
2y2c
2,500
2c
Jan
14
15 %
1,525
12%
Jan
4%c Jan
19% Feb
28
29
385
17
Jan
26
Apr
Moneta
15 %c
16c
15,900
15 %c
Apr
40c
Jan
Montauban
56c
50c
11%
12
650
10
Jan
12%
Jan
Montreal Locomotive
•
16%
15%
•
27%
27
27%
24%
25
940
11c
32,000
6'/2c
Jan
33C
4,655
25c
Jan
58c
67c
13,200
45c
Apr
12c
10 %c
12c
19,000
10c
Apr
9c
*
11
11
11
10
]
13c
10c
13c
18,000
l
—
10c
30y2c
-1
Lake
11
58c
_1
Headway
93c
93c
98c
4,900
8%cioy2c
12,500
7c
Feb
'Monarch
Monarch
Knitting common
1
4
Mines
Corp
Feb
Paper common
Heva Gold Mines
Highland-Bell
High wood Sarcee
^
*
14c
14c
16c
7,000
Daueh
•
28
28
28
355
Hollinger Consol
5
13%
13%
Home
•
15%
15%:
HInde &
i_»—
t
OH
Homer
Yellowknife
Hosco Gold
Mines
Howard Smith Paper
1
;
Feb
1
Mylamaque
Jan
18c
National
Breweries
14V2c
Apr
_1
•National
Hoyle Mining
*
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pa m Porcupine
::
*
Hunts
class
Huron
&
A
Erie
.,
Mar
National
Petroleum
Feb
National
Sewer
6%c
7,000
110
190
40c
6c
Jan
Jan
Mar
1,000
76
,'i..
41.
1,260
40c
Apr
55% Mar
18,200
21 %c Jan
*
7%
7%
50
140
141
108
7%
125
23
Apr
26
Apr
Apr
44c
Jan
100
34c
2,800
58c
29,540
16%
2,115
14
Mar
19%
Feb
3,030
24% Feb
29%
Jan
21%
21%
9c
3,895
500
20
33c
38c
24%
9c
t
58c
Feb
27
Apr
Apr
Mar
14c
Mar
Jan
22 %
Jan
"
21%
475
45
19% Mar
Feb
National
Class
8% Jan
Hosiery
class
8%
12
12 y4
435
11%,
Feb
12 '/4
Apr
14%
15
1,235
12
Jan
15
Apr
*
30
30
30
50
30
Apr
-a
30%
30%
30%
405
27
Jan
Pipe
•
1.85
1.85
1.97
16,900
47
47
25
——....
class
A
♦
—*
National Steel Car
Mines
9c
Jan
New
Apr
New
British
Calumet
67c
%
30c
(Wm)
preferred
Feb
New
Feb
New Dickenson Mines..
New Goldvue j
Apr
8
Feb
145
Mar
;
Bidlamaque ——
Dominion Oil
Jan
Jan
New Hugh
New Jason
Feb
8%
12%
14%
A__—
B
Jan
Negus
9%
*
28
29%
1,120
80c
28%
85c
3,375
...
104
104
104
4c
4C
25
4,000
57,232
13,550
—
2.40
Feb
Feb
48 Va
31%
Jan
Feb
71c
Jan
1.40
Jan
102
Jan
Apr
7c
Jan
1.19
Feb
1.67
Apr
1
1
1
3.15
3.00
3.25
1.25
1.25
1.34
13,880
31c
29c
33c
17,725
9c 10%C
15,000
9c
13%C 13 %c
1,100
11c
10c
104
Apr
1.67
13 Vac
Feb
3c
1.53
1
Apr
Jan
1.65
1.67"
1
Apr
45
*
Mines
Malartic
*
100
1
30
30%
27%
18% Mar
62
60
24c
23c
16%
Feb
Feb
12c
110
58%
59%
1.15
Jan
22 %c
1
20c
Neilson
5%c Jan
100
^
common
For footnotes see page
18c
29%
10 'A
Jan
Jan
12%
23
21%
——
Jan
14
Apr
5
Jan
3,201
Feb
55c
Jan
21
9c
Drug & Chemical common..5
10c
2,399
25
*
common
National Grocers common
24%
40c
*
Mar
Jan
17,600
6%e
12
Jan
16
Jan
Jan
7c
6J/2c
6c
Mar
Jan
2.20
20
33c
1
Mines
85c
,
102
6c
j
common
13%
11
2.10
Jan
Mar
21%
21
4
1
*
common
Preferred
69c
93c
*
...
Mortgage
Porcupine
20 %c
•
1.50
1.50 Mar
Feb
Preferred
Hendershot
Mar
16
Oils
Feb
4.000
45,600
25
27
Corp.—<—
72c
Feb
67c
22%
14c
Metals
5%
Jan
12 %c 14 %c
3%c
Brick
8'/2c Jan
8%c Apr
14c
33c
Jan
7l/2c Jan
3 VaC
.1
Feb
Feb
Jan
•
common
Lake
7%c
.1
Feb
Mar
11
25
23%
Mar
Mar
10%
600
11%
Feb
Jan
6c
11
9,600
*
17%c
\
25c
19,862
38c
■-*
A
Segur
McMarmac
18
._1
Gold
Head of the Lakes Iron
Feb
12VaC
Feb
2,500
12%
common
class
Red
McKenzie
Jan
■
4,000
3%C
11%
Gold
Harricaria
15%
Apr
t
Jan
8%c
15%c
Mines
Jan
106
8V2c Apr
8c
3%c
8c
29
Harding Carpets
Jan
Jan
Jan
103
14%
common-
Jan
2c
8%c 10 %C
1
-1
Mclntyre Porcupine
30
6c
2.75
30C
Jan
2.90
26%
-1
Bridge
Jan
Jan
14%
103.
Moore
•
3.95
Apr
27c
•
1.85 Feb
Jan
1.93
Model
—
Gwillim Lake Gold
Jan
1.20
"
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
9c
—100
McDougall
Jan
7.75
6.500
19,300
2.48
Apr
85c
1
McCoil-Frontenac
14%
4,200
12c
Feb
2.45
.100
—
Grain
46%
5
Jan
20c
Jan
1.80
7,907
1.93
1
Ltd
Maxwell
McCabe
24
10
12o
Jan
35c
1.7%c Jan
19,000
-
2%c
'Matarrow Lead
30
50
22c
Apr
19,300
1.14
9%C.
2.12
—
Gold
Marcus
Feb
17c
1,050
15c
24%.
13%'
"Maftin-McNeely
Massey-Harris new
12 %c
205
27
13,475-
2.05
•
Milling
Feb
8%
47%
,
7.40 Mar
48%
26 Vb
.*.25
-
__4,.
9c
4,600
59,180
75
1
_
Mines
Gunnard Gold
30,552
25
12c
8c
200
a
Leases
_
Feb
7%C
1.31
&
9%
5%
Guayana
Feb
be
2.62
Manitoba
V
Great
Jan
1
Jan
48%
48
Mar
1.09
*
Mines
14c
9%
•
Coal
Apr
18c
34%
1
Gold
Apr
48%
—
Great West
Jan
35 V4
1
7.10
18,920
5c
7c
1
9%
49%
Jan
13c
Jan
5c
Maasen Red
145
•
1.20
5 'Ac Mar
Jan
6c
MacMillan Export class A
Preferred
Great Lakes Pnper common
Jan
Mar
55c
1
—
Feb
5%c
'r
55c
31% Jan
.9c
Malartic Goldfields
36,200
'
1.00
Feb
Mar
.31%
1.80
Magnet Consol
7c
-i-
Apr
Feb
22
499
1.05
"
Mines L—.1
39c
.
627
1.82
Jan
100
a
35c
Apr
Jan
15 y2
Apr
20%
25.
Jan
17c
33
1.07
Jan
16
14
46,800
.
70c.
%#
9%c
Jan
100
—
..
-4%c
2V2c Jan
6,100
33%
64c
1
58c
5%c
1
Bousquet
Grandoro
14%cl5%C
.1
Lake
Feb
5c
a
B
Feb
33%
—.1
Mines
23c
48%
—
Feb
7c
14c 14%c
Jan
3c
Feb
0c
32
1
Jan
P3
Jan
17
Feb
15c
37c
100
Mackay class A
Graham
14'/aC
1
Feb
8.10
Jan
8c
1
6.75
Apr
Jan
3%c Mar
7,500
1
Mines
MacDonald
21
6.45
—
,
2.40
33%
I6%c
7c
Feb
Jan
Feb
5%c
—
6.90
Goodyear Tire common
Gordon
8c
2%c
Jan
12
32%
Yellowknife
Feb
4c
—l
•
Porcupine
Mines
Jan
"40c
Apr
5c
89,400
39c~
l
50
Apr
6.10
5.10
580
20c
20%
A
B
Lynx
19V2C
1
55c
29 %c
c
Apr
15
600
4%c
14%'
Long
-
Feb
44
Jan
1
Jan
1.80
9,500
17c
...
Luinega Gold Mines Ltd
Loblaw
<
Feb
400
8.50
35
6c'
2%c
'
64c
Feb
6.70
1,554
,5c
14%
Lac..
Apr
3.50
38 %C
—.
J
Apr
15%
..1
Jan
45
1
Mines —J—
Arrow
Jan
18c
3c
;
Jan
l
Golden Manitou
35c
26c
i__
5.00
•
—
Apr
4,510
5.80
Gold
Lencourt Gold
2.30
.—_l
Goldcrest Gold
Jan
20c
1,725
3,550
.
u
900
6.05
'«
——
Gold
Mines
Goldale
6%c
■
Apr
Class B
Gtenora Gold
Apr
20c
14%
oils
3,692
104% :L04 %
1
_
3c
30c
;
A
3.25
44
14% c
1
;
Gililes;. -Lake
Feb
9,000
10c
class
Jones
&
6.15
21
1
1.14
9.50
18'/2C
3.20
100
;
Mar
8,900
..
Mar
78c
30c
'
s
j.
Jan
Jan
37c
9.15
*
Island Petroleums
Louvlcourt Goldfields
5.80
«
—1—.i—I
Preferred
Geneva Lake
9.00
6,10
2,890 ;
7,400
1.80
.L_
1
20%
-*-
i
Apr
5.80
,
Feb
Jan
11,000
2lc
4%c
96
Jan
43%
—i
-
Jan
18c
1.32
18c
1
6.00
3.15
class. A_^.
common
Jan
19%
30c
.
*
l
....
Leduc Consolidated
Feb
4.65
108% Jan
.100
J.
J
Mfg
.
38c
1.06
Law son
Macassa
Products
Feb
1.09
Jan
20c
*
l.
t_
Island
Feb
64'/a: Apr
103
Jan
19 y4
—i
J-j.
General
Feb
Jan
20c
17 V2 Jan
9.25
1
Lavalie Mines
Feb
10%c
,
Jan
Jan
96c
103
•
860
77c
20c
1
1
Secord
Feb
48
,
Mar
7c
39 y2
100
18%
~ioo
J.
60
8.30
Lapaska Mines
Little
Petroleum
".r
35
3.05
..
Jan
96c
•
Bakeries
General
48%
285
3.75
Jan
19 y*
.100
preferred —J
,
MVi
12 %c Mar
25,100
1
u
;
Cadillac
;
:
——■
-General
1.40
1,200
3.40
3.75
common..—..
preferred
102%
>
.
preferred
Power
7c
64%
102 102 y8
62c
i—__
.100
1.18
18%
•
4.....
Mines..-,
Jan
12'/2
Feb
38c
160
6i y2
—
jJ
common
Exploration
Gatineau
42
.41
...
Preferred
1.10
18%
-
i
—-
24c
*
9.10 Mar
■
10% Mar-
1,000
2.30
40 %C
—
1.15
•
Mining.. I
Larder "U"
40c 40y2C
2.40
.»
•
Ltd
Mines
Mar
8c
Jan
Osu
Lake
'
Petroleums
•Fleet Manufacturing
Ford Motor class A
Jan
Feb
Jan
io
17%
.common
redeemable
l
Ltd
(John)
16%
—1
,
.
2,050
90d
21%
13c
23,350
.
Jan
Apr
23
.25
preferred
Federal. Kirkland
Flank
20c
17%
25%
Lake
Fibre
19c
17%
12 %c
17%:
Feb
17c
18
Mar
14 %c
l
...
24c
Feb
16
105
•
Kerr-Addison
26
-.1
_j
iFalconbridge Nickel -.J,
/,
Eamous Players
-Fanny. Farmer Candy Shops-
Federated
20c
%+
-22
1
preferred
EstetJa Mines Ltd
$1.40
ii—
:
Jan
ey2
16
-I
Empire i Brass
J
*
16%
-1
...
ji—
EiPen-ftey
4
...
7.40
Kroy
Eureka
16c
-20
A.J
;
Gold
rEl. Sol
•
16 %c
-1
class
Elder Mines
EMtma.
Mines
—1
i.
Kelvinator
Jan
80c
Mining
'
10
—
Kayrand
2.65
1.10
26c
Jan
3B5
Feb
Jan
1.45
Jan
40c
Mar
Jan
Apr
25c
Jan
Apr
24c
Jan
,
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(1828)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-
.
.
Monday, April 30, 1951
.
■
.
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L*
■
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 27
Week'*
STOCKS—
Par
Laguerre
11c
Newlund Mines
...
New
Mosher
-
New
Tburbois
Nib
„,,„1
6c
4,200
6c
Jan
10c
Jan
Standard Radio class. A
—
30c
33c
5,950
13c
Jan
52c
Feb
10c
Mar
20c
Jan
10c
10c 11 %c
9,500
5V2c
5%c
7c
17,600
12c
8C
9C
14,833
8c
Apr
14c
9c
9c
1,875
9c
Jan
ll%c
Jan
4c
4%c
3,000
4c
Jan
5V2c Mar
18c
18c
21c
30,500
17c
Jan
30c
•
—
1—5
1.65
1
—
—
32C
1.65
1.52
,mr—
77
Norlartic
—
1
Canada
Northern
Extension
North
Star
78
2,020
70%
4,550
7c
3%c
3,000
3'/2c
17,495
Canada
Sterling
Coal
Apr
*
Gold
Feb
Stuart
32c
Apr
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
5c
-
Feb
Sullivan Cons Mines
Oil
preferred
Jan
Jan
6.00
Feb
Supertest
4c
Apr
6%c
Jan
Common
43c
44c
1,750
42c
Apr
57c
Jan
5%
30 %c Jan
4.40
20C
11,000
15c
Feb
14c
15c
16,562
12c
Mar
6%c
500
6c
64c
8.80
19,632
12
300
Jan
25c
Feb
6c
5%c
Apr
Feb
10%
11 %
4,374
8%
Jan
11%
Feb
20c
12,266
17 %c
Apr
39c
Jan
Tamblyn Ltd common
Taylor
(Pearson)
common——,
4,500
7
7
755
25c
28c
37,500
8c
Feb
5
22c
River
8% Mar
Mar
39C
Jan
Jan
Tombill Gold
Jan
Torbrlt Silver Mines-
2.75
2.70
2.85
15,305
1.95
Jan
15c 16%C
5,500
14c
Jan
21c
3%C
3%c
Jan
Petroleum
3.00
Toburn
Gold
9,000
5%c
6%
740
4.25
Jan
7%
6,500
4c
Jan
6%c
Feb
9.50
9.85
1.10 Mar
—X
9.85
Cadillac
10c
OH
9,025
1.09
1.15
57,350
86
89
590
88
15
87% Mar
100 Va 100V2
15
99 y2
Apr
7'/2c
Apr
19C
Jan
Jan
1.45
Jan
1.75
Jan
7.55
Jan
.
10 Va
10c
59c
—.
Perron Gold
—'
Traders Finance class A
Feb
Feb
Trend
Petroleums
1.17
1.25
9,200
1,000
38c
3%c
2,000
3c
Jan
5c
Feb
Union
Acceptance
38c
34c
20,600
50c
Apr
3VBC
1,000
3c
3%c
4,000
2V2c
64c
47,625
53c
14,680
38c
59c
•
i
38c
42c
38c
42c
Preferred
Jan
33
Feb
Feb
7
Mar
107/a
10%
107/a
20
10%
Feb
2.30
2.10
2.40
34,722
8C
2,500
6V2c
Jan
13c
8c-
■
.
Jan
United
61c
Jan
United
Feb
45c
4,128
1.57
Jan
1.95
2,400
2.00
Jan
3.05 Mar
4%c
—i
2,325
27c
Apr
45c
26c
3,100
21c
Jan
38c
Feb
10,100
1.20
Jan
2.25
Feb
13%'
13%
600
115/2
Jan
15%
Feb
31
Apr
r
'
—
60
31
31
16%
16%
100
32c
34c
11.600
33c
26%
26%-
27
1,034
3.05
3.00
3.10
8,416
63c
60c
63C
Powell
Rouyn
Voting
Power
Gold
trust
1.00
1
common—.
96c
X
certificates
«
Corp
25%
—;
8,500
Pressed
144,800
13,763
1.10
Jan
.1.40
Feb
United
23c
21c
70c
*
„
45c
•
61%
Jan
83
Apr
United
1,600
98c
"Mar
Jan
Upper
93c
96c
1,500
90c
Apr
25%
26
2,535
20
Jan
■Jm*.
81
21 y4
19%
X
Airways
Purdy Mica Mines —,
Purity
Flour
Mills
1.45
it—.._—*
Prospectors'
7%c
10
commont—,
81
Preferred
—
30
21%
1.45
Jan
1.15
United Keno Hill
1.10 Mar
28
Apr
Vulcan
57
7%
D
y
140
52%
34c
63/4
65
32c
Jan
Jan
1.80
6,000
liy4c
Jan
8%
I,
34c
Quebec Labrador
Quebec Manitou
Queenston
X
;—1
;
Gold
19 %c
19c
3.20
2.95.
3.30
Apr
Apr
1.02
Feb
3.50
172
Feb
4.00
Apr
55c
8
320
8,265
9,750
11c
Mar
1
1.04
95c
1.06
46.601
92c
Mar
29%
29%
29%
10
28%
Feb
*
40 y4
40
40%
190
23%
Jan
43
Feb
58
58
10
55j/2
Jan
59
Mar
20
20
20
160
20
Jan
2iys
Jan
12%
29,190
Jan
12%
78c
20,200
50
25
12
10%
77c
72%c
9%
9%
:
1
Mining *——
Quesabe Mines Ltd
Queraont
10,600
25%
24%
26%
Jah
Waite
37C
42c
Feb
Class
Apr
52c
Jan
Ranwick
28c
Jan
Western
3.40 Mar
Western
Jan
Jan
84c
Apr
24% Mar
37c
29%
X
1
18 Vac
X
27c
Reef
X
35c
X
4.20
Petroleum
Reeves MacDonald
17c
Apr
Apr
31c
50c
Jan
127,100
24c
Jan
39c
Mar
37c
4.35
1,300
4c
5c
16,500
2.40
2.40
100
2.40
Feb
——*
-
Textiles
67/a
7
250
6%
Feb
Gold
47/8C
5O
1,500
—
class
A
730
—
4.20
4.15 Mar
4c
Mar
3j/2c Jan
32c
5.00
Jan
«
Robertson
Robinson
Cotton
Robinson
Roche
Oils
8%
11
•
Ryan Lake Mines
25
.
2.90
Jan
7
8c
40c
Feb
75
8
Apr
11
150
7c
7%C
25,200
7c
25c
13,500
1,435
24c
9%
Jan
New
11
Gold
Mines
(G H)
Yale
Lead
preferred
28%
27
Apr
31
1,544
12 Va
Jan
15
4,500
2c
Jan
24
24%
2,165
21%
Feb
24%
46,700
18c
Jan
34c
Mar
22 %C
44%
42%
44%
5,400
28%
Jan
45%
88
88
49
57 y2
Jan
90 V2
20
20
103
60
50
20
102%
60
.,
Mar
20 y8
101%
Apr
105%
20
59%
Jan
2.35
Apr
2.35
2.50
1,358
37/sC
2.35
20
365
.
37/aC
2,500
2%c Jan
3.15
5c
10c
Jan
25c
Apr
Apr
27c
Jan
Canada
15c
15c
17c
21,100
23,100
1
18c
17c is y2 c
17,800
Sbawlnigan Water & Power common—*
4%c
Jan
14c
80c
Apr
86c
Jan
Asbestos
Apr
18% Feb
16%
Jan
85c
Jan
1.71
Jan
2.05
1.35
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
Apr
$3
convertible
Silver
&
,
Class
37
1,555
37%
Jan
25
43%
Apr
48
50
Apr
52
Apr
18c
Jan
37c
Apr
Canadian General
31
Feb
33%
Jan
Canadian
1
25c
36c
118,062
31%
34 %c
*
31%
50
8,300
.
31%
Jan
Silverwood Western Dairies pfd—
Vinegars
Canadian
Siscoe
Gold
Bladen Malar tic
—
Southam Co
South
Feb
Canadian Marconi
Jan
20
20%
350
18%
Jan
21% Mar
18%
19 V*
1,095
18%
Jan
21
6.40
160
6.25
Feb
;
Coast
Standard Chemical
For footnotes
see
page
Jan
7.50
15,500
24c
Apr
42c
Jan
Dalhousie
1.75
22,450
85c
Jan
1.85
Apr
deHavilland
2.30
2.35
600
Apr
3.00
Jan
Disher
10
10
10%
815
8 y4
8
8%
34
94
94
20
100
2.30
9%
Apr
7y2 Feb
94
Apr
38
39
225
36
37
36
37%
435
29%
Jan
97
97
98%
175
97
Apr
1.12
1.02
1.17
25,505
57c
Feb
13,300
55c
Jan
38%
•
61c
59c
1
«
41,
Jan
75c
Mar
Jan
5%C
1,000
5c
Jan
98%
98%
1.30 Jan
Jan
4c
6c
46
Feb
98
160
1.55
16,065
99%
Jan
18%
25
23
1.40
8c
Feb
Feb
1.40
Jan
Jan
23
Apr
2.06
Jan
84c
Apr
76c
78c
80c
37,650
50c
80c
71c
9,780
72c
5%
5%
45
5%
1.02
1.14
1.16
Jan
Mar
Jan
1.10
6
Jan
1.01 Mar
105,769
1.49
Feb
Mar
Feb
Section
Canadian Funds
Sales
Week's
Range,
,
for Week
of Prices
Lovs
Shares
275
12%
12%
12%
10,970
•
53
52
54
90
Jan
9Va
39 V2
11%
Feb
Jan
14
Feb
Jan
54
Apr
Jan
30
103 Va
Apr
135
25,039
9%
Jan
i
110 112 V*
805
97
47
13 Va
50V4
"
7
14%
103Va 103 %
_L
14V2'
112 V*
5
tilgh I
Lou)
11%
"
Range Since January 1
High
10%
49
660
8.00
100
20%
__
50V*
8.00
__
21
540
'
6.00
20 V2
14% Apr
Mar
112%
Mar
50%
.
150
Jan
.
19
19
19
8 Vic
8%c
9%c
1,360
7%c Apr
38c
38c
1,843
36c
Jan
13%
2,975
11%
Jan
13%
12%
"
17%
Jan
•-
Feb
15
60
13 y2. Feb
15
Feb
63~
25
49%
83
Apr
Feb
22%
23
332
20%
Jan
24%
35
34»/4
35
496
33
Jan
37
3.65
3.75
3.80
600
3.70
Jan
8%
8%
9
1,480
6%
Jan
'
79
5
—
*
40
79
80
2.45
40%
41c
10 V2
Jan
10 y4
Apr
97
Apr
40
Dominion
Hayes
Oil
44c
Feb
—*
Aireraffe
L
preferred
—
-
1
50
1
7%
48
24y2
64
•
common
Utilities
64
35
"
34V2
58'
56%
26%
5
Feb
1.28 Mar
75c
20%
Jan
Loblaw
Inc
Pend' Oreille
Paper.
-
31
—!
'
Feb
Price
13c
Jan
Southwest
46 %c
Jan
Temiskaming Mining
14%
Apr
Yukon
Bros
Consolidated
—
>
,
:
:1
—
Feb
38
Jan
57
85
24
Feb
24% Jan
285
-
55
Jan
67
715
33
52
41
Mar
36
1,430
21% Jan
26%
Jan
■
Feb
Jan
27
Feb
32
Apr
200
2,705
25%
Jan
34
125
21%
Jan
25
7.55
7.75
1,450
2,035
34
36%
50c
50c
500
Tc
7c
3,500
56c
66c
~
500
Jan
60 y2
Jan
581,880
32%
-
*
Apr
85
-
31%
-
1
Apr
44"
30%c Jan
23Vsr
34V2
*
—
Petroleum
6,243
Jan
3.90 Mar
40 V4
31-%
__
7.65
.1
—
82
Jan
Jan
18,889-
Feb
Jan
Apr
23%
327/a
5
common
4.40
10
Mar
1.20
32 y4
65 Va
25%. 26%
6
Minnesota & Ontario
Ogilvie Flour
71 '
200
•
50
24%
•
...
International Paper
*
24%
Bridge
Steel
*
i.—
Feb
39%
101
35
2.45
39%
"
Jan
Steel
Jan
22%
+
-
w-
Apr
24 V2
Apr
63
—
*
l
——
Apr
9.05 Mar
Jan
15
*
1
Westinghouse
Copper
24c38%c
*
*
common
14c
•
»—x
Consolidated Paper
1.63
6.40
35
"iiin*
Mines
Jan
*
Canadian Western Lumber
19
1.74
.-1
common
1.75
20
•
Brazeau
Stadacona
Feb
Jan
35%
73c
*
Investments
Industries
4.60
1
„.
Apr
20c
2,000
*
Jan
1.70
3.90.
*
—
;
Preferred
27
103
Apr
8%c
15,800
90c
21
1
;
Morse
Jan
1.60
3.40
100
Class B
Jan
35% Mar
Jan
2,052
*■•
100
—1
Fairbanks
1.25
1.60
3.85
112,730
Canada
International
Simpson's Ltd class A
23c
10 c
4%C
5
1
Sugar
2.86
50o
•
—
Apr
Mar
Mar
Mar
50
_50c
B
"97
41%
11
—
Dominion
50
1
Silverwood Dairies class A
Jan
47
Apr
39
_Last.
—
—
45
1
j—;
3,100
78c
--
preferred
cumulative 2nd preferred—.
36
1
Standard Mines
Jan
Mar
47
25%. Apr
10,000
1.50
1st
50
-
:
19
.
Jan
5%C
'
1
.
-
43%
37
•
Silanco Mining _—;
Silver Miller Mines
17c
30
70
Sale Price
Corp
50
t—
34c
33 V2 Mar
50
^
1
:
—50
common
27
4%c
X
British Columbia Pulp "preferred
Brown Co common —
i
Feb
X
certificates
'
-
Anglo Newfoundland
Canadian
trust
L——
,
Bulolo Gold
17c
25
.
-
Breweries
:
12c
40
Par
$5
,
595
98%
85c
'
X
A
class
Andlan National
2.05
Voting
18,155
9V2c 10%c
-
X
-
Jan
Feb
1.90
BIcks
20C
34%
97
'
1.95
.
Jan
.18
Jan
35%
25
Feb
Apr
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STOCKS
•
flherritt Gordon
15
125
lie
Friday
Feb
Feb
Selburn Oil Co Ltd
Bbawkey (1945) Mines
Winnipeg Brew class BSheep Creek Gold—--
412
25%
lOc
Apr
17,350
Shea's
13c
Feb
18
34
'
..
60
1.40
.
1L
Apr.
Feb
8% Feb
-
17%
;
Apr
50
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27
•
■
1.23
—
5c
22c
34
18
5
Apr
17%
preferred
Apr
16
445
Toronto Stock Exchange-Curb
Feb
88
1.35
preferred
10V2
7,095
14
60
:
Apr
22c 24 %C
24 Mj
•
f
*
B
Jan
7%c Jan
Security Freehold Petroleums
A
Jan
Mar
Feb
3c
19,700
Class
16%
Feb
13 %
85c
Class
1.22
55c
Apr
5% Jan
50
12c
100
—
Zinc—,
Knitting
80c
—
*
1
Yukeno Mines
80c
.
3,000
^
•
—
&
•
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8C
19% c
1
common—
Combing —_i—,
Wright-Hargreaves
6,000
Warrants
100
9.75
51
34
l-
Wool
6c
Senator
11
.
50
1
Gold
5j/2c
-
—*——-
—
Electric
5 %c
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11
6c
•
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Gold
1
Scurry Oils Ltd
^
Scythes & Co common
25
18
Yellowknife Bear Mines
3c
X
i
9,515
2,708
7
22c 25%C
100
York
13
X
—
Jan
Feb
13%c Jab
Jan
12 %
.
10c '
^
Jan
27%
3c
99
1
River Gold ——I
Feb
2.35
Mar
56%
*
j
Apr
X
*
60c
25c
Apr
"Mar
15y2
Jan
7,000
Jan
Mar
'
16%
:
5
L„
-II
cbmmon
Jan
1
Bt Lawrence Paper 1st preferred
2nd preferred ——
——
1.48 Apr
24,000
85C
7
'
„
*
Oils
39c
13%
—1
common-
'
common-
12 %c
49
Corp
1st preferred
2nd preferred
(Geo)
Winora
Jan
27 y4
1
.
8C
47C
11%
55 y4
\
X
—
Apr
Mar
I2y8
55 Va
..
i
Brewers
Windward
16% Mar
24c
Canada
Winnipeg
Mar
•
—
70c
39 o
•
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Grocers common
A
Wingait
Jan
X0
-
6%e Apr
-
.
Apr
Apr
10%
i—
—
Winchester Larder
Feb
50
7c
*
*
Preferred
6%c Jan
29c
.
25C
X
Russell Industries common—,
Sannorm
8%
32c
*
common
——II
Ban Antonio
155
Lac
Royallte Oil
Rupununi Gold Mines
Sand
40,500
62
Co
Royal Bank
Bt Lawrence
34c
61 y2
-*
—
29c
•
„
common
(Little)
Long
Roxana
•
Manufacturing
9,500
85c
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Mineral
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Wood
Richfield Petroleum
30
91c
10
Feb
1.22
10%
3,388
Apr
17c
Jan
25,300
7c
Apr
20 V2
Jan
1.66
-
——it.
Western" Homestead
Jan
21c
X
Mines
Renfrew
Reno
4,850
127,100
X
Regcourt
Renabie
IOC
22c
34c
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Ashley
Weston
i
21c 28V2C
8%c Mar
8V2
8
-
Jan
'
18 %C
2,000
&
Products
Class
Jan
56c
Apr
(G
common
West Malartic
Jan
10c
Uranium
Ltd
Western
.
Red Poplar Gold Mines Ltd
Redwater-Plccadilly Petro
-
39 %c
A
52%
2.33
i*.—i
>—-*
(Hiram)
Waterous
Jan
18c
20,200
X
l
—:
8.40
45c
11c 11 %C
7'/2c
-
—
Amulet
Walker
Jan
Apr
47c
5,235
39c
I
11 %c
Feb
Apr
2,140
1.48
1.50
*
•
1
——-
7
17 y2
10
•
t
30c
115,470
21c
3.25
20
*
t
Mines
Oils
48 V2
33.250
47c1
47c'
—_1
*
1
—
Jan
21c
43c
12C
<—
Mines.:
I—
Gold
Westeel
1
Quebec Chibougamau
3 7-C
8,300
150,933
*
3.05 Mar
7V2c Mar
Jair
19
22% Mar
1.32
2'00°
3,500 "
52%
81
2.30
4,500
2.50
7%C
Jan
Jan
Feb
.
3.50 Mar
89c
87C
7%
.
*
Ltd
Villbona
30
Jan
Jan
11 %C
1—J.
Canada
Ventures
Feb
15%
2,200
1.57
2.50
7%c
7%
—
—-1
:
Jan
3.00
50c
Jan
20
r—
Steel
1.00-
1
Preston East Dome
25
Jan
4lc
26C
■
3.50
—
39
.16%, Apr
.
il%c
Oils
7,224
99c
—100
—.
Metals
Jan.
Jan
*
1
——
Violamac
Premier Trust
12%
30c
1
class A preferred
preferred—
B
6c
8c
Feb
•
-
Fuel
Class
83
4%c Apr
Jatt
28C
*
'
Jan
.
;
l
B
United
Jan
1.27
1.25
Jan
2.52
1.91
0
Gas
Mining
Class
Apr
1.68
2.20
77%
Apr
25c
•
Corp class A
1.60
1.26
11%
27c
•
Asbestos
2.05
1
Jah
»
82c
1.60
82
Gold—
Reef
1.98
10c
1.85
9
Union
Union
Apr
27c
Jaii
6c
30
80
1.88
•
—
53/2c Mar
6%c Mar
'
4,400
Mar
Mar
_*
common
Apr
Mar
Feb
95% Feb
101
6%
•
i
Jan
2.05
Porcupine Peninsular
Porcupine
1.05
Jan
3c
Ja<^
Apr
1.23
93.
555
Transvision-Televlsion
56%
Jan
*
Mines
Jan.'
7
Empire Oils
,
Transcontinental Resources
Feb
1
Gold
Pioneer Gold
Jan
72%
7C
_1
82c
3c
i
78c
3.75
32
.
Petroleums
450
.
Jail
6%
*
6,330
Mar
5%C Feb
3(J'/2
Elevators
53
52
Feb,
Mar
2.85
1,500
1.21
"
1
Malartic
Feb
18
27c
88c
34c
37c
1
Malartic
3.15
•
3%c
85c
2.98
9V2c
_l
52
w—/
•
Ltd
Feb
4c
1.22
-
85c
•
Page Hershey Tubes
Apr
18c
13c
.20
Tower
1.70 Mar
1.00
3,850
1,500
13,295
20
25
Apr
4%c
1.25
.Apr
7
—
Feb
6
1.30
Jan
12
i
Toronto
Feb
4%c
1.17
11
Apr
12
Jan
Feb
3%c
1.20
Jan
-
.
Jan
36% Mar
2,100
—
1.60
1.23
7.80
,
'
-
19,500
*
22c
6
36%
*
30%
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
16V2c
4%C
Jan
«
Th ompson-Lu ndmark
Feb
Apr
•
Jan
36%
10
—
Apr
miii
30%
150
7c
—
Apr
3%C
2,740
Jan
20
100%
—
1.20
12,050
18
14c
.
5%,c
1.27
Jan
1
:
lOV+c
1.20
16%
3.05
1
—_
2,000
Pacific
Crow
TVj Mar
.
74c
4%c
-50c
Sylvanite Gold
38,100
—
20
Trans
Pickle
Jan
Jan
48c
Feb
6c
•
Consol
8% Mar
4 y2c
14c
.100
13c
X
Paymaster
*
-
88
17 %C
1
partamen
Feb
6% Apr
89
Surf Inlet
Mar
22c
.9%C
12 :
—
preferred
5%C
Mines
Western
8,35
Feb
30
-
1.12
10 %C
Coyle Navigation
Parbec
34
5V4
16
13 %c
1
ordinary-
11c
Lake
Pan
3$%
—
X
l-L-——:
1.20
Osisko
Pandora
32'%
:
—1
Tftku
*
Porcupine Mines
210
Jan
'
Petroleum
5%c
Pacific
Pamour
18
8.60
Superior, Oils, Ltd
9,391
7
•
Lake
17%
-100
—
.
5%C
—
Orange Crush
Orlac Red
250
33%
X
;
:
1
O'Leary Malartic
Omnitrans Exploration
26
5,000
—_
«
—
6
59C
Jan
»»
18C
—
Oils
t
4
«
Mines
Ogama-Rockland
Okalta
'►
2,500
28C
Selections
High
7Feb
6
33
I——_—.—
-
'
5.40
*
Wood
O'Brien
45
56c
—25
%11
*
Obaska Lake Mines Ltd
Oil
8
18
common
Steep Rock Iron Mines:
Jan
Jan
35c
of
85
Jan
3%c
Co
Preferred
Oakville
8
12%
>
56C
1
-
Preferred
Jan
1.40
Jan
32c
6%C
—
miii
3.00
Jan
Steel
4%c
1
Ltd
5% Jan
■
«-
—
4c
14c
*
Oil
25
.
-
31c
1
—
Northland Mines (1940)
Nubar Mines
145
6%
(
"
Mar
60c
Apr
85c
18 %c
miii
±
30c
1,700
Stedman Bros
5.25
——
—
29
6%
-F—»
.;
Gold
33c
•
Mines
North Inca Gold
—
*
—
Olsen
5.35
•
Mines
33,900
Starratt
4%C
•
1
Northern
North Denison
3%c
1
——
Normetai
Mining
Norpick Gold
33c
'1.30
76%
1
-—
Mines
1.51 Mar
1,450
30c
30c
—
Norgold 'Mines
5 %c Mar
1.15
*
Corp
LOW
1,285
Feb
9c
RangC Since January 1
:
14 %
14%
Preferred
Class B
Feb
8%c
"
Nordon
Jan
High
'
14%
Stanley Brock class A
-„1
i
Shares
r
28%
22,615
6c
1
Gold
Noranda Mines
2.53
Low
cottimoh-
Paving
6c
—
-
Nlsto Mines Ltd
Nor-Acme
Jan
I—1
Yellowknife
Nipissing Mines
1.79
Standard
Jan
mJ0
—
-
Nicholson Mines
19c
1.95
1
Oils
-
Apr
1.80
,W1
Pacalta
8%c
of Frires
Par
High
6,000
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
1.90
Mines—
New Norzone
New
Low
.
.
Last
Range Since January 1
X
—
Long Lac Mines—
New Norsman
High
10c U%c
Week'*
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
1
—i.
-
of P! ices
Low
Mines
New Marlon Gold
for Week
Last
Sale Price
.
New
Sale*
Range
Frfdaj
Feb
Feb
7.50 Mar
9.20
Feb
Jan
36%
Apr
Mar
55c-
28
40c
Feb
6%c Mar
10c
Feb
Feb
66c
Apr
50c
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(1829) 'M,
OVERTHE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
•
„
Friday,
April
27
I I
Obligations of Government Agencies
Mutual
,
Affiliated
p»r
■
Fund toe.'.
1 %.
«;• -Bid -"'".Ask- •" '
Amerex
Holding Corp
American Business Shares
10
4.88
47%
1
Mutual Funds—
P»r
Institutional Shares Ltd—
v
'
Bid
Figures after decimal point represent
Ask
Federal Home Loan Banks—
»"
14.88
Group shares^—Ac ^-13.58
Bank Group
shaj-es
» 7«cInsurance Group shares
lc
1.11
1
4.09
4.43
AXe-Houghton Fund Inc
AXe-Houghton Fund B
1
11.62
12.61
5
10.52
11.37
Investment. Co
Beneficial
1
18.18
19.76
Investment
1
6%
7%
Investors Management Fund
*
2 %
2%
20.83
22.40
23.25
25.14
1.808 June
15,
1951
1.70s
15,
Bid
,
1951-
1951,.
Ask
99.3!
101.I
99.31
;
101.1
ene
Blair
Corp
Holdings
Bond Inv
Boston
Corp
Tr of America
Inc
Fund
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Net asset value
10c
9.35
5
20.96
1
24.09
Ltd—
Fund
Century SharesARrost
Chemical
—.1
Preferred
A00
Commonwealth Investment—_1
,
i.a.77
ft Ffd
Bond
,7.36
1
15.66
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
17.02
17A1
1
Fund
Diversified
Funds
26.85
Bank
8.92
1
11.04
12.10 t
1
12.41
1
Grade Bonds) 1
priced Bonds)
1
25.10
11.04
14.85 f
-
9.78
stock
supply—
11.58
12.64
(Income pfd Stocks)
1
17.72
28.22
30.79
f AErlAAppreciation pfd Stks) 1
^ 8-1
(Quality common Stks)_l
33.59
1
18.07
17.41
18.99
Stocks)
com
7.39
8.07
7,05
10.15
11.09
Asset
Managed
Fund
Value)
•
37.28
Value)
10
•;.
shares
.
•
•
:
.
53.97
•
432
4.76
13.60
4.44
12.10
General
3.70
4.08
18.08
19.81
Home Furnishings shares
lc
IL32
Non-Ferrous
Industries
13.00
1
15.23
Manhattan
1
13.56'
14.86
Mass
12.39
I.7.58
shares—lc
_1
Invest Fund
1
Utility
4.08
4.50:
4.39
4.84
5.46
6.01
Petroleum
lc
5.55
6.11
lc
5.43
5.98
Steel
shares.
shares
Bond PUnd Inc— 10c
Investors
Ctfs
of
Tobacco
14.88
Mass
13.92'
Mutual
Boston
1
15.69
Nation-Wide
Investors
Fund
2nd Fund
of
99.0531
Shares
Eaton
Balanced Fund
Balanced
99.9199
13.23
10.65
II.67
1.85
2.03
Low Priced
Preferred
17.39
Bid
Bate
Dated
Bid
Ask
b2.06
1.75%
1.80%
1-
2-51
10-' 1-51
b2.10
1.90%
1-51
b2.00
1.75%
1.85 %
2-
1-51
11-
1-51
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1.95%
2-50
7-
2-51
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1.80%
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1-51
b2.00
1.85%
2.00%
1-51
8-
1-51
b2.00
1.85%
2.15%
12-
1-50
9- 4-51
b2.05
32.38
Speculative
23.17
Stock
5.32
Financial industrial Fund Inc_l
Boston
Corp
10
2.54
2.78
33% "
31%
First Mutual Trust Fund
1
5.62
6.23
Founders Mutual Fund
•
7.54
8.20
custuuian
Inc—
runcts
—
Series
Series
Bid
1.00%
June
bl.40
1.10%
May 10, )951
bl.45
1.25%
1.20%
July
12,
1951
7.84
bl.45
1.20%
July
19,
7.77
bl.45
1.25%
July.
26,
1951
7.84
8.57
June 14,1951
bl.45
Natural
$1.50
&
19.34
21.19
Republic
Investors
18.94
20.43
Scudder.
Stevens
1
67.65
72.74
Com
_1
5.74
6.21
Street
Stk
lc
14.49
18.31
19.69
3.18
3.48
Inc
(net
Amer
Incorporated
8.01
lc
9.19
10.07
Stein
Roe
65.50
04.54
65.19
9.17
10.05
Fund
Electrical Equipment shares-lc
12.56
13.75
Technical
5.30
5.82
shares
!
Food
shares
lc
Fully
10.01
10.91
administered shares—lc
Inc
Fund
Inc.
Fund
8.06
8.83
Ac
8.61
9.44
Texas
9.06
9.93
Trusteed
9.54
9.94
Union
Investing Company shares—lc
11.33
12.41
7.78
8.53
lc
9.38
10.23
lc
6.86
7.52
."Low
shares
bond
Priced
shares
"Merchandising
Petroleum
lc
shares
Mining shares
—
shares
Inc
1
25r
12.02
13.07
1
5.93
6.48
1
6.03
6.09
Science
United
Fund
Value Line Fund
Wall Street
B
Fund Shares—1
Inc
-
1
13.05
2.74
3.02
5.72
Whitehall
lc
6.99
7.67
Wisconsin
_lc
lc
shares
Tobacco
Utility
Howe
Fund
Inc—
8.74
4.58
5.97
6.55
1
shares
Plan
7.97
4.17
lc
;
shares
4.96
5.36
Unit
Investment Co
Type
12.97
71
19.29
20.74
1
Inc.
Fund
19.71
1
Wellington Fund
5.21
12.71
1
Investing Corp
11.92
lc
lc
4.16
SO
Series
E
Fifth
9.15
10.45
I
2.38
2.70
353
338
.-—10
44%
47%
92%
95%
36%
38%
Trust
15
Chemical Bank & Trust——10
41%
43%
72%
Trust
Co.
20
,
Foundation Fund
2.03
2.21
Series
1955
5
Incorporated Investors
10c
31.77
34.35
Series
1956
1
63
2.65
16
39
—10
104
108
AO
21
—10
Fiduciary Trust.——
Aetna
Companies
1,310
Aetna Life
;
Agricultural
10
90
52%
94
10
138
142
AO
Casualty & Surety
Aetna Insurance
54%
Jersey Insurance of N Y—„„20
52
50
10
68%
70%
Lincoln
82%
86 %
Maryland Casualty common—1
;
_25
71
75
AO
:—
American Alliance
27%
29%
American Automobile
—4
__5
24%
National Life
$2.10
42%
American Equitable
Insur Co of North America
Prior
10
preferred
,
Ask
20%
21%
48%
10
51%
Assur
24%
27%
29%
5
29%
31%
Merchants
4
8%
(Detroit)—10
32%
35
10
57%
5
33%
10
32
33%
39%
41
72%
74%
—
of
Bank
Detroit- —10
•-
,
■
Angeles
—25
——
325
Nat'l Bank ft Trust. .100
345
—20
& Trust
29'%
38%
40%
—10
20
Brook
National
20%
19%
100 1,560
Bank
St.
—20 * 48
-100
262
—20'
46'A
23
98%
Trust—17y2
41%
52
269
York Trust-
101%
Public Nat'l Bank &
25
Sterling National —
Title Guarantee & Trust
United
9D
7%
48
Nat'l
53
55
57
59
Amer
Bank—20
35
95
8%
240
250
100
200
Louis
Exchange
Boatmen's
%
43%
12
100
States Trust
States
53
Freeport N Y—
(J P) & Co Inc
City Bank
National
12%
Bank- —20
First National Bank
United
1,606
51
Portland
210
Nat'l
National
37
20
41%
44%
17
Bank
First National Bank
52%.
55'A
ft Trust_20
24
26
Mercantile-Commerce B ft TA0Q
170
175
Manufacturers Bank
Mercantile-Commerce
Mississippi Valley Trust
Louis
Union
57%
59
25
61 y*
57%
—20
Trust
16'/+
54%
.—25
Mutual Bank ft Trust
8t
14%
Nat'l—100
59%
$1.05 Convertible preferred—5
26%'
Commerce.
of
Pittsburgh
5Q
56
26%
5
Merchant Fire Assurance
•
39%
390
300%
New
'
30
38
Detroit
Mellon
27%
of
Bid
28%
370
10
—
Peoples First National Bank
291%
Square, N Y
Morgan
Par
Ask
650
'
.100
Co
Security-First National
10
——100
Meadow
Bid
Bank——,__20
Trust
City Bank
Bank
Los
Bank—
National
Manufacturers Trust Co
Insurance
Union
34%
32%
100 1,250
First National Bank
Guaranty Trust
Par
630
23
Trust
Kings County Trust-—
"
Cleveland
National
41
Irving Trust
.1
-100
jr'
300
290
/•
Central National
National
65
County Trust Co.
(White Plains, N Y)
Franklin
4.95
1
;
•
Ask
Bid
100
Savings
&
Cleveland
5%
5%
Continental Bank & Trust___A0
Corn Exchange Bank & Trust_20
Industrial Bank of CommerceAO
Income
Trust
75
Commercial National Bank &
Franklin
North Amer Trust Shares—
Chicago—(Cont)—
Harris
Northern Trust Co
v
10O
Avenue
Ftederation Bank & Trust
2.50
——
Co_T10
Bank of New York ft
Empire
Trusts—
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Independence Trust Shares
29%
Par
Manhattan
the
Central Hanover Bank ft Trust 20
19.29
22.56
Income
28 Va
Companies
Ask
Chase National Bank
1
Fund series
Bond
of
Bankers
United
lc
Steel
14.70
97c
Union Preferred Stock FUnd—1
shares
Bond
13.60
87c
1
8h«rew
14.18
13.01
1
Inc
Industry
Bid
Par
York
New
Bank
,
Fund
RR Equipment shares
Railroad stock shares
Railroad
.
Television-Electronics
Industrial Machinery shares lc
t Institutional bond shares-Ac
General
&
Teletype-. N. Y. 1-1822
Bank & Trust
Farnham
_lc
Telephone: WHitehall 3-2050
8.77
03.00
—
Investment
' '
.
26.93
1
Corp.*
25
Investors
Street
"
14.81
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Sovereign
State
_lc
—
*
New Ybrk 5, N. Y.
20 Broad Street
57.00
13.09
2%
8.61
7.85
IXLHjdL, OlUlNh UL
27.24
57.00
value)-*
asset
Shares—
9.32
8.50
o.r
27.24
(net asset val)
10.05
Chemical
-'
25
14.07
Clark
9.17'
shares
Building shares
'
20
1
Fund
ft
City Bank Stocks
"
26 V*
1
Fund
Fund
5
24%
I
Inc
New ^fork
5.04
Scudder, Stevens ft Clark
Selected
stbck Fund-lc
Fund
(Geo)
Fund,
(The):
1.38%
Primary Markets in
19.62
4%
5
Trading
_1
Common
4.60
5
preferred
_2
"Aviatioh
1.36%
4.36
18.25
Resources Ftrnd Inc—lc
I
Pacific Amer Investors com__ 10c
Putnam
Automobile shares
-
New England Fundi
Petroleum
Securities—
1.36%
bl.48
-
6.28
6.99
Group
1.34%
bl.48
bl.48
—
5.31
6.38
-
bl.48
5.60
3.99
1.32%
1.25%
5.12
1.30%
bl.45
1951——
7.11
24, 1951
May 31, 1951
June 7, 1951
bl.45
7.17
Priced Com Stock Series A
lc
General Investors Trust
Ask
bl.45
May 17, 1951-
5.73
Low
series
Corp
1951~»-
6.54
stock
Capital
21,
13.30
4.86
Series
Common
General
Bid
bl.40
16.33!
1
Group
Pine
Inc
2.10%
Ask
1951
3,
10.14
7.72
Inc
2.00%
b2.25
12.30
9.28
7.04
Fund
2.00%
b2.20
1-52
15.21
5.98
_lc
Investors
b2.15
2-52
June 28, 1951———,
iJuly 5, 1951—————————-
1
series
Industries
3-51
1-
2-
United States Treasury Bills
18,80
1
stock
Gas
12-
1-51
1.85%
wi
17.62
Industrial Stock Series
Preferred
Fundamental
1-51
2-51
5-
1.875%
1-50
5-
34-
10-
Wi
1.75%
Due
1
Series
Series
5.13
Ask
Due
5-1-51
16.74
15.95
♦
Selected
First
99.2
6-
May
Bond Series
Stock
21.67
18.42
.98.14
98.31
1
-
Investors Corp
30.29
17.04
98.19
98.11
1
12.12
5
98.16
8.77
15.40
Inc_1
National Security Series—
Bond series
1
Fidelity Fund Inc
15, 1954
l%s March 15, 1955—
15, 1955
I%S Dec.
t
National
9.60
-20c
Inc.
.9390
l%s March
.9534
.9448
1
9.21
Fund
Fund
99.8991
are
1
9.37
8.40
8.76
Income
Stock Fund
Equity
Ask
in 32nds
1
8.55
Howard-
&
BM
l»As Nov. 1, 1951—
Values
shown
below
11-
1.65%
May
1
_
.9684
Maturity—
1-50
39.04
Securities-
-25c
Dividend
-
97
1-50
1.70%
8.00
Inc.—1
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
.1
i
-
.9787
99.9080
-
Dated
8-
2.00%
36.11
interest—1
_1
_1
Railroad EquipmentSteel
99
Trust—
beneficial'
—1
Railroad
.9802
99.9684
'
Public
.9802
99.9699
1951
1.40%
1.40%
le
29.71
14.32
4.80
-
lc
Metals
12.70
13.58
1, 1957-1955
100.4
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)
1951 "D"
Rate
Paper-shares
27.11
_1
96.16
99.4
98.20
99.24
Federal Intermediale Credit Bank Debentures
y
•
■
4.5$
Equipment sharesAc
Electrical Equipment sbares.lc
11.86
Pacific Coast
53.97
;
,
Business
13.90
—-4,
117%
98.28
37.28
4.14
stock—1
Metals
116
1, 1952-1950
1, 1953-1951
2y4s Feb. 1, 1955-1953-
Ask
99,9699
1%S Aug. 1, 1951
1%S Oct. I, 1951—
lc
14.94
Merchandising
1%S July l
1%S Oct. 15,
•
Funds—
13.63
—I
1961
l%a May
1%S Jan.
Sayles Second FundAsset
Diver6fiied Investment Fund.i
stock
Aafc
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
100
Bid
Treasury Notes— ■
■ > '
l%s July 1, 1951 "B"
1%8 July L 1951 "C"
6.43
5.38
Machinery
Bid
98.16
Dollar Price
1
1
preferred
equipment
99.29
Maturity—
10.71
8-2 (income
I
Insurance
•
36.64
Corporate bend
Diversified
Industry
Electrical
point
Panama Canal 3a—,
100.1
19.34
Chemical
Diversified
a
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
20.89
1
Automobile
5.90.
99.30
—
1951
27.38
10.14
Bonds)
10.67
>
Building
13.55
1
Aviation
•
-1
i
:
of
28.08
(Speculative
(Net
:
Automobile
99.31
18.66
(Low
Loomls
18.81
Inc—
agriculture
1%S Nov. 15,
99.28
15, 1951—
32nds
more
l%s Oct.
(Medium
(Net
27.29
Delaware
11.12
18.27
A
Lexington Trust Fund
25c
Loomfs Sayles Mutual Fund
Stk
Fund Inc
10.18
Boston—1
1
Knickerbocker
Composite
2s Oct
S-3. (Appreciation com Stks) 1
8-4 (Low Priced com Stks)-I
6,670.,v
.14A■
12.96
K-I
...
Aug
18.62
B-3f
21.32-23.49
Secuxities- com,—.100-6.520
Of
A/23
*■
17.00
11.92'
1
B-4
26.35
,
lc
America
Trust
B-2
,
—,—'.r4-l;49>
Fund
Christiana
,
Group
of
Custodian FUnds—
B-l (Investment
Bonds)
22.66
Bullock
Stock and Bond
•
9.36
Broad Street Invest Corp
.
or
Other Issue9
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
l%s Feb 1, 1953
Keystone
1
1%8 May 15,
86c
Aviation
5.28
American Mutual Fund Inc
f
for
Massachusetts
Bonding
Tower Grove Bank & Trust—20
Chicago
City Nat'l Bank ft Trust
60
Trust
100
135
Bank of Amer N T ft
S A„6.25
26%
27/«s—1981
97%
98
96
97%
95%
96%
United Bank
&
'
&
Mfrs__
American
Fidelity ft Casualty.S
20.58
22%
American
of
Newark
2%
20%
American
Re-Insurance
-10
30'A
32%
National
Casualty
American
Surety
25
53%
56
National
Fire
10
66
69
National
Union
.25
106
9%
21%
Automobile
——;
Boston
10
Camden Fire
.5
Connecticut GeneraUdfe——10
Continental
Casualty
56y4
-
New
58%
.
21
22%
115%
119%
10
62%
66
10
Cram ft Fersto* Inc
35%
Fire
New York
North River
10
33%
35%
Federal
10
Fire Assn of Phfia
Fireman's
L
Firemen's of Newark
64
50%
20%
-
50
_10
—5
Globe ft Republic.
5
Globe ft Rutgers Fire common_5
2nd
Great
preferred
Preferred
„
53%
Pro viden ce - W ashington
Reinsurance Corp-
56
Cons
74
78
14%
22%
34
32%
5
Republic
(Texas)
Fire
(N
—10
Y>
—2
I'A
Vz
31
29
10
37
39
12%
-
ft Marine
,32
34
Seaboard
Security (New Haven!
10
Springfield Fire ft Marine——10
34%
35%
Travelers
34%.
U 8
Accident
..ma
—10
100
Fidelity ft Guaranty Co—2
565
47 '
580
4
19
92%
49
96%
U S Guarantee
07
76
5
35%
37%.
Westchester Fire ——————2
21
22 Va
-
98
99
Potomac
94%
95%
Public Serv El ft Gas 2%s__ 1980
94!/2
94%
Southern
Elec
Power
2%s__1985
Power—
2%s
I960
Consumers Power 3 ysS
1981
99%
997/8
Tenn
Cons Gas Elec Lgt ft
International
96%
102%
97%
102%
98'A
99 V4
and
1976
3s
Transmis
3yaS—1971
-
96
pfdAOO
4.60% pfd-100
Tenn Gas Transmission—
4.64% preferred -—
,-100
Texas Eastern Transmission—
4% % preferred
10°
Alabama
Pow
■hare
Cons
Odd lot
of
Gas
sale
stock,
3s
1975
98
99
97
98%
95
96
97%
97%
Co 4.60%
Florida Pow Corp
year's range), b Bfd yield price, c
delivery sales (not included In year's range)
103
105
102
103'%
(not included In
d Deferred
e
99%
97%:
103
Ex"mt®r®?t'
104
f
pL*
Z
^uto.. r ead*
k Admitted to listing on N. Y. Stock Exchange, n Admitted to trading N.
sales (not included in year's range), tEx-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to
privileges! wdWhen delivery. wiWhen issued, x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, z Ex-stock
•No par value,
tin default, tThese bonds are subject to all Federal taxes.
price,
Ask
Bid
Stocks—
for
Bank
Reconstruction
Gas
Ask
98%
Calif Edison 27/aS_1976
Virginia Elee ft Pow 2%s_-1980
,_A981
—
a
36%'
—-—,.
97
98%
Y—
of N
3a
Michigan
34%
Home
Edison
46
36%
10
U S Fire
—1990
-
36%
10
131
Lgt
Power
Co 2%s
N J Bell Tel
-
Hartford Steambodfer
127
-
&
Pow
Development
66%
34%
44
10
Surety
Hartford Fire
—
27/bS
Carolina
-
8%
7%
Standard
13%
98
.10
_10
—
—
53%'
21%'
20%
5
1-
17
59
-5
28'A
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
Ask
New-England
15%
10
Francisco
Security Issues
City Electric—
61'/a
8%
157
31%
•
Atlantic
1980
1980
27/8S_198)
Commonwealth Edison 27/eS_2001
7%
150
—
—
Accident
59
:
29 %
_15
American
Hanover Fire
47%
Bid
Bonds—
Borden Co 27/8s_——
St Paul
General Reinsurance Corp——10"
Glens Falls
1_
I
5
i
45%
25
85
81
_10
_10
Fund of Frisco-
27%
3.33%
Pacific Indemnity Co
Peerless Casualty Co——
Phoenix
45
San
89%
258
2Q%
25%
Fire
68
X42
'
Fidelity ft Deposit of Md_
18%
12.50
Northeastern
88%
248
Recent
41%
—2.50
Northern
100
35%
38%
5
Fire
33%
37%
•
33 Va
35%
2
10
Casualty
Hampshire Fire
Pacific
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
Illinois
National Bank ft Trust
New Amsterdam
Bankers ft Shippers.
Continental
First National Bank
Unlisted Trad ng
dividend.
#
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1830)
clearings this week will
Preliminary figures compiled by
cities of the country,
show
increase
an
with
compared
year
a
S
Third
ago.
for all cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
total stands at $16,743,945,405 against $14,070,914,641
year.
for the
week in 1950.
same
Reserve
is
gain for the week ended Friday of 15.1%.
a
BY
New York
1,185,037
—31.4
725,807
1,118,742
+ 18.5
1.377,355
1,125,045
4.109,577
3.506,965
+ 17.2
3,002,128
1,198,000,000
1,027,000,000
+ 16.7
1,040,000,000
3,538,247
969,000,000
3,769,151
3,426,445
+ 10.0
3,574,053
2,988,336
7,181,647
6,312,767
+
13.8
4.196,863
4,7-23,413
2,871,105
2,672,537
+
7.4
2,413,512
2.486,331
5,462,006
4.555,099
+ 19.9
3,166,135
12,431,022
10,283,473
4,405,915
7,330.472
Philadelphia
Reading
—.
Scranton
At
Wilkes-Barre
Our comparative
^
Delaware—WilmingtonJersey—Trenton
+ 15.1
852,878,533
718,073,054
+ 18.3
1,072,000,000
969,000,000
+10.6
Philadelphia
Kansas
;
-
_
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
+38.1
296,782,849
+21.1
300,796,175
1,031,383,359
1,005,331,628
+ 17.2
2,575,645,060
+27.1
+ 27.2
$15,957,856,526 $13,430,915,606
West
185,799,867
33,298,300
+ 22.4
30,990,300
329,920,527
31,788,100
5,257,368
+ 24.4
7,356,983
+
391,512,505
(7 cities)
324,463,619
1,187,107,136
+ 16.6
746,088,879
900,759,900
2,873,992
6,594.012
359,375,000
306,817,211
+31.8
2,693,977
18,659,000
+
137,936,978
issue
week.
of next
We
$14,070,914,641
$10,743,945,405
furnish them
cannot
6.7
today, inasmuch
the elaborate detailed statement, however,
In
able
are
to give
which
the week
as
present further below
we
4,825,974
3,651,211
292,096,955
225,653,565
+
113,119,812
100,224,867
1
600,099,380
482,992,598
+.24.2
final and complete results of the previous week
the week
—
(6 cities)
;
Reserve
For that week there
April 21.
was
increase of 15.2%, the aggregate of
an
clearings for the whole country having amounted to $17,475,936,020 against $15,174,905,303 in the
same
bank clearings
week in 1950.
Outside of this city there
at this center having recorded
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
it appears that in the NeW York District
gain of 8.7%,
in
the
District
Reserve
Boston
16.6%.
of
Reserve
In
the
was a
gain of 8.2%.
a
are
Cleveland
of
14.8%
Reserve
Tennessee—Knoxvllle-
25,306,875
the
in
and
District
the
a
totals
record
an
an
improve¬
25.3%, the St. Louis Resgrve District of 13.9% and the Minneapolis Reserve
of
the Dallas Reserve District 18.6%
405,531,592
429,977,545
19,880,288
+ 27.3
79,071,602
+ 22.1
77,046,896
66,325,368
265,700,000
+ 18.6
241,400,000
238,000.000
5,452,995
+ 32.8
4,041.736
-
16,281,314
14,732,613
4,179,639
4,169,146
3,412,252
+ 22.2
3,204,312
3,688,474
132,900,644
112,909,110
+ 17:7
111,392,092
144,230,348
115,705,153
+ 24.7
109,022,979
89,558,007
95,380,608
9,529,460
6,225,542
565,692
453,849
+ 24.6
321,261
313,037
146,322,847
127,702,510
+ 14.6
131,919,120
126,104,376
—
—
Alabama—Birmingham—-
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
Total
(10
cities)
881,978,737
Seventh
+
736,513.301
53.1
+19.7
6,168,022
6,184,423
700,797,732
644,466,545
City Reserve District the increase
is
26.9%,
in
Federal Reserve District—Chicago—
Michigan—Ann ArborGrand
1,453,279
;
-
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
South
1,158,772
+ 25.4
1,048,028
1,178,483
12,327,207
10,232,864
+ 20.5
9,496,550
9,700.925
5,630,478
Rapids—
Lansing
and in the Atlanta
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
the Kansas
73,666,131
7,239,835
t.
Florida—Jacksonville
Philadelphia
District
In
218,047,485
73,69 5,360
96,583,890
;
Augusta
Macon
gain of 22.1%, the
ment of
24.2%.
2,703,192
191,790.550
315,100,000
—
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta—
located and from this
expansion of 31.5%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 24.2%
Reserve District of 19.7%.
3,061,494
29.4
+ 12.9
We group the cities
(including this city) the totals register
District
+ 32.2
District—Atlanta—
Mobile
ended
2,508,091
10,154,000
122,898,646
Columbia—Washington—.
Sixth Federal
has to be estimated.
cases
2,503.995
11,497,000
122,983,193
+ 19.0
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
Accordingly in the above, the last day of the week in all
we
873,345,571
22.2
+
Maryland—Baltimore
Total
our
913,730,564
+ 45.4
12,832,000
168,523,647
'
South Carolina—Charleston
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
in
5,189,432
6,809,217
+ 20.7
District of
ends
4,546,531
29.9
District—Richmond—
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
+ 19.1
639,999,035
All cities, one day
-
7,236,372
186.660,839
318,395,498
9.559.C54
Richmond
Total all cities for week
6,953,199
+ 30.2
+ 44.9
;
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh—;
Total
7,770,168
192,075,702
330,531,760
+24.1
3,274,621,395
days
7,672,365
+ 16.6
+32.5
206.951,702
*
Total all cities, five
12,184,760
6,541,705
330,023,000
$12,723,235,131 $10,855,270,546
five days
9,889,021
Mansfield
Youngstown
Fifth Federal Reserve
Other cities,
9,445,194
25.8
40,745,700
+33.7
+ 18.0
256,872,621'
■
-
Ten cities five days
20.9
478.869,765
Columbus
251,797,014
260,200,000
398,612,121
-
Baltimore
930,434
249,988,186
359.522.471
8an Francisco
!
J
336.608 508
-
1,126,020
+
1,071,522,505
Cincinnati
Cleveland
307,000,000
—
,
1,297,552
Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
455.823,000
City,
9.6
+
9,432,125
1,249,704,027
Ohio—Canton
+20.6
488,826,094
589,430,886
—
6t. Louis
11,862,503
(11 cities)
Fourth
$7,032,820,658
Chicago
Boston
*
:
+
%
1950
1951
$8,094,486,991
-
$
2,029,315
_
TELEGRAPH
.
1948
S
1,325,450
Total
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
1949
1,298,643
New
Week Ended April 28—
Inc. or
Dec. (U
Lancaster-:.
for the week follows:
summary
$
District—Philadelphia—
York
this center there
1950
1,392,923
Bethlehem
Our preliminary
corresponding week last
Monday, April 30, 1951
Chester
weekly clearings
those of the
above
19.0%
Federal
Pennsylvania—Altoona—'
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, April 28, clearings
will be
1951
.
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief
us
.
Week Ended April 21
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
,.
6,430,192
—12.0
4,713,172
8,287,573
6,700,890
Terre Hauto,—
,
Wisconsin—Milwaukee—,
Iowa—Cedar Rapids—
+ 13.4
6,32 7,727
6,334,206
+
21.1
57.031,000
46,438,000
7,698,418
+
28.1
6,712,112
6,031,065
2,975,288
2,935,308
+
1.4
2,928,976
85,453,628
—
52,720,000
9,859,414
—
5,909,625
63,869,000
-
Bend
65,179,714
4,042,375
+ 37.2
60,000,678
56,945,989
14.5
3,574,437
3,771,695
23,896,349
4,629,963
+
Des Moines
31,042,455
28,496,427
16,334,860
27,351,448
13,252,461
+ 16.4
Sioux
23.3
12,419,944
1,252,790
1,100,599
+ 14.7
955,492,675
759,893,619
3,585,114
City
Illinois—Bloomington—
and in the San Francisco Reserve District 23.7%.
X
Chicago
—
—.
'
Decatur
Peoria
+
12,961,324
1,093,007
1,037,669.
25.7
767,614,312
716,161,830
3,242,667
+ 10.6
3,141,590
2,368,726
+
the
following
furnish
we
a
SUMMARY
Week Ended
Federal
1st
April 21
4th
5th
Richmond
7th
9th
11
7
10
_
__
_
...17
Louis
4
_
7,877,723,183
+
1,249,704,027
6,714,249,545
7,631,225,450
1,071,522,505
+ 16.6
1,081,383,359
1,005,331,628
1,187,107,136
900,759,900
+ 31.8
913,730,584
873,345,571
482,992,598
+ 24,2
405,531,592
429,977,545
881,978,727
736,513,301
+ 19.7
700,797,732
644,466,545
1,229,263,431
980,713,712
+ 25.3
985,021,402
532,771,895
+ 13.9
503,955,740
6
-
980,713,712
+25.3
985,021,402
912,440,568
—
487,080,313
459,962,702
370,300,796
+ 24.2
396,954,234
339,280,603
459,918,552
+ 26.9
460,406,884
486,756,661
366,787,540
309,185,105
+ 18.6
290,980,426
301,308,308
44
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St. Louis
349,500,000
Total
now
week ended
1,059,808,067
856,881,686
+ 23.7
767,00^,149
810,992,701
17,475,936,020
15,174,905,303
+ 15.2
13,756,521,513
14,482,105,612
York
7,308,357,315
7,559,276,558
+
22.1
add
our
detailed
statement
April 21 for four years:
Clearings at—
Portland
__
__
1950
Inc. or
Dec. %
$
-
1,509,776
+
3,338,698
577,664,077 *
A,
+13.9
503,955,740
487,080,313
6,305,647
6,175,137
2.1
5,3 03,326
6,246,802
321,843,571
251,235,419
+ 28.1
275,572,271
240,485,862
103,941,828
91,163,706
+ 14.0
96,762,705
71,803,115
North
Dakota—Fargo_.
1949
6,228,884
+ 25.6
3,419,947
6,005,120
4,085,314
3,355,768
+ 21.7
3,311,516
4,096,446
3,248,464
+ 22.3
3,370,993
11,865,597
8,793,418
+ 34.9
9,210,476
3,211,376
3,448,060
8,080,268
459,962,702
370,300,796
+24.2
396,954,234
339,280,603
——
Helena
(7 cities)
$
829,413
Hastings
1948
7.5
1,586,381
1.530,693
3,878,706
473,928,467
2,138,050
-
1.3
1,533,019
+
6.9
754,937
+
1.4
1,574,162
8,375,182
5.6
6,468,783
Worcester
7,933,312
27,943,693
13,564,762
Island—Providence
5,377,896
30,628,018
Haven
13,831,621
+
—
4,672,243
Joseph
108,839,571
6,744,319
10,915,563
12,069,485
319,173,549
+ 15.7
315,787,970
337,540,044
12,306,801
9,825,413
6,078,207
+ 25.3
10,271,220
3,818,989
2,229,971
+ 71.3
2,289,513
2,392,646
2,492,550
+ 16.1
1,941,212
11,021,976
1,893,520
1,828,347
583,757,559
I
Pueblo—
Total
(10 cities)
459,918,552
+26.9
460,406,884
486,756,661
28,619,373
26,097,966
1.9
11,248,759
10,783,791
—15.6
6,021,781
+ 17.5
244,465,624
24.2
20,348,769
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
4,982,703
9.6
33,248,300
29,772,500
+ 11.7
24,748,600
25,805,700
1,790,999
Hampshire—Manchester
1,338,859
+ 33.8
1,256,323
1,245,855
Texas—Austin—
!
7,113,178
Fort
(12 cities)-
684,017,029
.
Second Federal Reserve
+ 14.8
595,612,070
536,504,866
559,899,719
9.1
4,093,116
+ 14.6
11,284,136
366,787,540
309,185,105
+ 18.6
290,980,426
301/308,303
168,840,478
126,132,194
+ 33.9
109,945,210
3,694,942
177,431,374
cities)
3,338,024
+ 10.7
3.060,408
156,169,835
+ 13.6
146.078,198
129,340,268*
9,368,199
157,366,965
5,012,200
+
+
128.9
+
4,767,000
•
■
District—New York—
York—Albany
16,825,510
Elmira
—12.8
33,354,706
14,658,040
3,724,868
—19.0
3,107,272
2,515,565
116,012,242
Buffalo
19,286,709
3,018,073
Binghamton
87,676,188
+ 32.3
78,528,550
86,231,687
Jamestown
1,890,880
+ 20.9
1,756,130
1.852,591
6,448,164.198
7,381.223,850
+ 23.4
17,483,593
18,253,299
San
Santa
23.427,562
18,982,531
19,676,308
17,671,760
—-
a
,
56,767,636
Northern New Jersey
Total (12 cities)
-
-
.
+
15,429,923
17,088,701
14,013,023
13,439,448
14,012,639
46,249,184
7,877,733,183
.*
788,161'
676,486
*
San Francisco
Jose
Barbara
Stockton
52,910,741
_
Total
,
—
(10
cities)
.1.
—
61,277,638
+ 26.5
62,468,985
15,773,519
+ 11.5
14.299,502
12,214,316
11,450,537
+
6.7
9.851,859
455,697,733
+ 25.2
398.073,291
12,349,908
+ 19.0
10,412,121
5,055,265
5,460,928
+
7.4
4,741,025
12,296,544
1'
77,514,806
17,592,970
14,695,432
—
14,523,734
+ 36.0
—1
570,471 940
Pasadena—
3.4
1.550,117
8,566,519,545
1,336,909
+ 27.5
+
,
41,755,986
65,387,242
.
-—
California—Long Beach—„
8.2
1,936,212
Syracuse
—_
Utah—Salt Lake City
7,615,628,745
Connecticut—Stamford
:
Oregon—Portland
+ 10.5
2,340,412
Rochester
Francisco—
1
1,762,462
8,243,444,536
York
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
Washington—Seattle
Yakima
1,947.864
Jersey—Montclair
4,223,359
10,554,486
6,678,005
250,401,000
24,554.091
5,622,000
4,285,990
9,767,222
11,474,000
Falls—
(6
21,807,076
12,090,032
—
Galveston
Total
259.159,000
27,090,627
4,607,195
Worth
Wichita
8,428,984
304,412,508
——
Dallas—
-
Louisiana—Shreveport—
Newark
105,860,924
+ 14.9
+ 23.7
""
8,844,729
Connecticut—Hartford
Total
+ 62.6
7,643,747
12,527,569
6.877,901
+ 47.5
99,499,744
1,458,127
+
501,737
6,532,054
369,337,491
Colorado—Colorado Springs
702,633
2,108,275
874,485
^
-
404,148
5,800,533
8,781,462
—
Missouri—Kansas City
1,975,107
451,720
391,482
+ 52.3
+ 39.9
15,502,409
-
Wichita——;
St.
+ 81.0
426,704
5,641,185
161,746,560
Omaha
4,510,768
450,163,580
—
458,120
"650,000
7,891,788
-
Lincoln
$
+ 15.7
1,881,171
934,634
_
Bedford
+
7,824,299
Montana—Billings
Nebraska—Fremont
+ 13.5
499,259,914
1,856,228
Springfield
^
532,771,895
Paul
Kansas—Topeka
3,790,893
—
'
River
Lowell
New
1,805,498
606,930,867
(4 cities).
'
New
1,877,358
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
1,623,027
Massachusetts—Boston
New
+ 20.6
Minneapolis
,
$
Maine—Bangor
New
1,838,958
showing the figures for each city for the
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Rhode
87,295,804
2,218.232
St.
7,100,881,762
9,232,491,084
City
1951
New
117,879,011
96,757,992
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis—
44
Week Ended April 21
New
280,100,000
121,120,390
Minnesota—Duluth_:
Total
We
Fall
284,200,000
9.3
+ 10.1
South Dakota—Aberdeen
New
+
105,142,077*
44
.112 cities
Outside
+ 17.2
137,327,693
95,505,244
—
04
44
Total
298,100,000
150,070,498
:—
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
4i
44
12th San Francisco
2,832,522
1,229,263,431
(17 cities)
912,440,568
606,930,867
04
-
llth Dallas
4,346,121
3,426,030
5
559,899,719
8.7
7
-
City
10,092,753
5,362,377
+ 19.6
1948
536,504,866
44
Minneapolis
10th Kansas
8,566,519,545
$
+ 14.8
it
Chicago
6th St,
1949
Dec. %
$
595,612,070
583,757,559
Cleveland
Atlanta
Inc. or
600,099,380
Philadelphia
11,640,373
+ 27.8
3,293,124
44
-12
3rd
+ 19.1
5,624,895
3,939,637
Total
1950
684,017,029
2nd New York
10,647,631
7,186,176
„
CLEARINGS
$
Boston
6th
BANK
OF
1951
Districts
Reserve
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
12,680,597
Rockford
Springfield
In
9,231,370
+ 33.2
8,074,550
+ 23.7
767,005,149
810,992,701
15.2
13,756,521,513
14,482,105,612
+ 22.1
7,308,357,315
7,100,881,762
1,059,808,067
856,881,686
17,475,936,020
15,174,905,303
+ 23.6
55,455,180
53,715,240
8.7
6,714,249,545
7,631,225,450
t
9,232,491,084
7,559,276,558
7,449,223
425,050,211
10,042,473
4,876,024
8,589,877
.
42,246,610
Grand Total (112 cities)
outside New York-
———
—;
'
t
54,990,944
9,918,523
♦Estimated.
*Not
availal&^ a Now included In Newark, N., J.
+
.Volume 173
Number 5007
.
.
43
(1831)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
■
,
Date "
\
-
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
BANK
RESERVE
TREASURY
TO
TARIFF
UNDER
1
1
1378
May 15
1583
series
A,
.May 15
1701
1961
Jun
(John)
New
England
Country
and
Monetary
in
Value
Unit
United
States
1st
Co.,
Power
due
May
due 1958
due 1960
bonds,
mtge.
1961
1
*
mtge. & collat. trust bonds, 314 ft ser.,due 1964_May
Pittsburgh Steel Co. 1st mtge. bonds, 4'A ft series due
Money
2
1481
..May
Pennsylvania Water
Basic
.200000*
Power
&
due
"A,"
Co.—
Preferential
.133333*
Free
.0716500*
Australia, pound
Belgium, franc
Closed
2.231573
*
1484
.0194500
.0194500
.0194375
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060
.939375
.938593
.9339C6
.938632
.938476
.208500
.208500
.208500
.208500
&
.208500
.0200600
Czechoslovakia, koruna
.0200600
.0200600
.0200600
.0200600
Denmark, krone
.144938*
.144938*
.144938*
.144938*
.00285625
preferred stock, 4ft
cum.
Gas
Co.—•
ref.
RR.
Orleans
.00285625
3ft
ser.,
Co.—
314 ft, due
preference stock
series
bonds,
mtge.
B
1419
1484
1419
1703
.144938*
.00235625
New
&
1st
.0194343
.0544060
Co.,
Natural
mtge. pipe.line sink. fd. bds.,
Texas
.0198321
.0198250
.0198250
.0198250
.0198250
1
1st
.0715333*
2.231573
.0194750
.
due 1968rJun
Southern
.133333*
.133333*
.0711666*
2.231573
.0544060
Bank Notes_____
Brazil, cruzeiro
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
1482
1970.Jun
1
Tung-Sol Lamp Works, Inc.,
May 1
Tung-Sol Lamp Works, Inc., cum. conv. pfd. stock..May 1
Upper Peninsula Power Co.
1st' mtge. bonds, 3'Aft
series, due 1977
Ma'y 1
Virginian Ry. Co. 1st lien & ref. mtge. bonds, series C,
314ft, due 1973
i
Jun 15
.200000*
2.231573
.071166*
.0714333*
1379
1
Sherwin-Williams
.133333*
.133333*
2.231573
1
series.Jun
1958
$
$
.200000*
.200000*
.200000*
Apr. 26
Apr. 25
$
$
$
$
Apr. 24
Apr. 23
Apr. 21
Apr*. 20
-
1277
•
series
Ref.
Argentina peso—
' /
Co.—
Newman-Crosby Steel Co.—
12-year 6ft subord. debs,
Cable Transfers in New York
Buying Rate for
debs.,
3ft
15-year
sinking fund debentures,
15-year 4'A ft
3'Aft,
Noon
Co.,
&
Vulcanized Fibre
National
1930
OF
ACT
1951, INCLUSIVE
TO APRIL 26,
1951
20,
1584
1700
...
FEDERAL
BY
APRIL
1
1
Morrell
FOREIGN
96#
sinking fund debs, (subordinated), due 1970
May
Magnavox Co., class A preference stock..
....
Jun
Minnesota Transfer Ry. Co. 1st mortgage 33Aft coupon
,
bonds
Jun
4ft
record for the week just passed:
a
1
2nd mortgage bonds 3
Co.,
Brothers—
Lit
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies daily
to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rhte for cable transfers on the different countries of the world. We
give below
ft,"1 due 1972
Pagd
May
Placid
Lake
France (Metropolitan), franc
.00285625
.00285625
Germany, doutsche mark
.238379*
.238379*
.238379*
.238379*
.238379*
India, Dominion of, rupee
Mexico, peso
.203700
.208700
.203700
.208700
.208700
.115606
.115606
.115606
.115606
.115606
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound-.
.262400
.202400
.262350
.262350
.262400
2.772896
2.772896
2.772896
ENTIRE
2.772896
.140154*
.140154*
.140154*
.140154*
.496433*
.496433*
.496433*
.0348500
.0348400
.0343375
.0348125
.328500
.328500
.328500
.193269*
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
.193269*
.193269*
United Kingdom, pound sterling.,
peso
.
peso
peso
___
Service Co.—
bonds, series B SV2 ft, due 1971
May 5
bonds, series C 3ft, due 1977
May 5
1st mortgage bonds, series D 314 ft, due 1977.
—May 5
Morrison-Knudsen, Co., 5ft cumulative preferred stock-May 21
1st
2.783750
2.783750
2.783750
2.800664
2.800625
2.800390
2.800468
mortgage
1st
.231378
Closed
2.783750
2.800625
.653327*1
.561797*1
.425531*1
1697
mortgage
.658327*1
.658327*1
.658327*1
.658327*1
.561797*1
.561797*1
.561797*1
Western
.425531*1
.425531*1
.425531*1
(In
thousands
of
dollars)
dec. (—)
Apr. 25,
certificates
1951
19,945,902
fund
F.
for
622,292
notes
gold ctf.
advances—
149,228
Acceptances
+
35,738
+
?78
+
160
+
Apr. 18,
1951
securities:
S.
Govt,
1,424.698
_
138,900
—
2.774,777
—
Certificates
——
___
_
14,945,133
Notes
Bonds
6,570,259
—
.—
+
■
22,500
25,713
Loans
5,753,250
—
Industrial,
Commercial,
securities.
Govt
S.
22,940,090
—
145,687
5,299,565
+
:
to
Loans
Total
Due
F.
loans
from
notes
R.
Uncollected
Bank
and securities—
of
assets
135,462
4,145
702,975
40,871
13
41,353
assets
769,262
47,618,619
—
3,656,563
+
Liabilities—
Federal
notes
Reserve
23,684
23,014,260
212,803
+
498,285
to
U.
S,
Other
56.944
25,063
320,146
3,113
413,165
+
2,576,678
339,436
+
1.809
+
288,017
•
42
774,476
+
3,627,396
acct._
—
—
Reserve
25,319
+
Cash
with
deposits
Deferred availability cash items
Other
14,419
liab., incl. accrued divs.
+
46,671,207
Capital Accounts—
paidin___
(Section 7)———_
Surplus (Section 13b)
Other capital accounts
Total liabilities & cap. accts.
769,262
21
20,721
+
3
8
115
13
—
14,651
Banks
+
+
—
—
9
Demand
adjusted
deposits
deposits,
U.
6~244
Domestic
Foreign
except government..
deposits..
3,656,563
Debits
—
-
1,376
311
deposit accounts,
U.
and
S.
Govt,
Steel
2nd
28
—
+
+
19
96
—
+
346
58
4
Paul
except
27,578
gold
of
serves,
note
certificate
46.7 ft
+
30,997
combined
—
0.5ft
9.8 ft
122
purchased
for
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
24.581
Contingent liability on accept¬
ances
foreign
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments—
2,753
+
30
+
Notices
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The
shows
ended
condition
of
statement of weekly reporting member
the Federal
the
Reserve
System in leading
cities
be found
following principal changes for the week
An increase of $665,000,000 in demand
District, and they increased $12,000,000 in
Chicago District; there was a net decrease of $64,000,at all reporting member banks.
This is the third
weekly decrease in 1951, the previous two being during
the weeks ended March 7 and April 4 (a revision in the
latter week changing a previously reported increase of
$4,000,000 to a decrease of $6,000,000). Real estate loans
increased $24,000,000.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $36,000,000 in the
District and $22,000,000 in the San Francisco
Chicago
District, and decreased $30,000,000 in the Boston District
and $26,000,000 in New York City;
the net increase at all
a
list of corporate bonds, notes,
and common stocks called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and .the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which the
details
1
9-
4
5-
1
4-23
5-24
5-15
4-30
2
6-15
$L183A
7-
$4c
5-15
4-30
60c
6-15
5-21
1
5-15
6-
5-15
common
1$ 1.06 V*
5-25
6-
1
5-15
6-15
5-31
7-
2
6-11
50c
6-30
6-20
50c
6-30
6-20
$1.12ft
—
(quar.)—
6-11
—
25c
5-31
5-21
1
4-24
50c
4-26
4-19
150c
7-25
7-
11834c
7-25
7-
3
7-25"
7-
3
160c
7-25
7-
3
20c
7-17
7-10
35c
5-23
5-
50c
6-12
5-29*
85c
8-
1
7-17*
8-
1
$2
5-
3
Mills,
Paper
Marine
+$1.50
—
—
Insurance—
quar.)—
(initial
Corp
Co.,
6-14
25c
6-15
pfd, (quar.)——
(s-a)
4ftv
&
50c
5-15
.....
common
preferred
SI
9
7-1-7*
2
5-15
5-
(quar.)—*.—
45c
7-10
6-21
(quar.)—
$1.35
convertible preferred
(quar.)
,
$1.35 convertible preferred B iquar.)——
65c
7-10
6-21
Co.,
Finance
common
preferred
convertible
(quar.)..;
_———
Seiberling Rubber, common (quar.)—
—
4ftft prior preferred (quar.)
5ft
class A preferred
(quar.)—
—
Seaboard
Co.
Surety
Steel
NOTICE
33%c
7-10
6-21
333Ac
7-10
6-21
60c
5-14
5-
25c
6-10
5-19
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
6-29
6-15
$1.12
$1,25
75c
Corp
7
Asuncion
Concession
Port
1st
Corp.,
bonds
mortgage
gold
8ft
Shore & Atlantic RR.
Duluth, South
debs
Page
May 11
May 21
3.50ft
4.20ft
4.88ft
t
.
$3.50
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
-
Date
Company and Issue—
Alabama Great Southern RR. Co. 1st mtge.
series
A,
Atlanta
&
bonds,
due
1
1369
May 1
Jun 30
1370
1370
May
Air
Line
Ry.
Co.
1st
mtge. 3%ft
1963
Byers (A. M.) Co., 7ft preferred stock
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co. ref. & impvt. mtge.
3 ft ft
1996
May 1
Clyde Porcelain Steel Corp.—
15-year 5ft ft mtge. sink, fund conv. bds., due 1960-May 10
Dixie
Cup Co., class A stock
May 1
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., 20-yr. 3ft debs., due 1961-May
1
bonds,
Florida
scries
Power
Cumulative
D,
due
1374
Talon, Inc.
stock,
4.90 ft
series
May 31.
Paper
Inc.
(quar. 1
(quar.)
.
8
5-18
1
5-11
6-
1
5-11
40c
6-
9
5-
4
5-31
5-
5
$1.37 ft
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-10
SI.15
5-15
5-
5-23
5-15
30c
6-15
5-15
5
1
87'AC
6-15
6-
5-28
5-10
65c
6-11
5-10
50C
6-11
5-11
50c
6-
1
5-15
175c
6-
1
5-15
1
25c
5-15
5-
50c
6-15
5-19
6-
5-
50c
5-15
50c
5-28
5-14*
7-
3
6-15
$1
(quar.)——
(Canada), Ltd—.
& Share Co.—
preferred (accum. i
Company (quar.)
1
6-
5-15
—
Bend
Products &
5-5
6-13
6-15
6-15
5-15
35c
5-15
5-
6-
5- 4
—-
& Carson
Tennessee
5-31
62'AC
50c
Gas Corp.
Co. (quae.)
Telephone
7ft
1st
Texas
66-
25c
—.—
Co. iquar.)—:
(quar.)—
Pearson
5-25
10c
—
*
Inc.,common
<quar.)__
Tampa Electric
Tampax,
Corp.—
preferred
Corp
Propane
6-14
45c
——
(quar.)
Coke
Sutherland
1
30c
Telephone—
& Coal Co. (reduced)
Stowell Screw, Ltd., class A (s-a)
Taylor,
858
1476
,—
Forgings
Suburban
5-
5ft
$1
———
(quar.)
preferred
2
30'Ac
.
Corp. (quar.)
Standard Oil of California (Del.)—-—
Standard Oil Co. (Indiana) (quar.)—
Stonega
3'Aft bonds,
1967
Charlotte
due
Page
Associated
Brands,
6-
25'/2C
Spencer Chemical Co., common
4.60ft
preferred (quar.)
Shoe
2
Edison—
Co.—
preferred
2
7-
30c
(increased)—
Inc.
Southern Natural Gas Co
Railway
6-
156 'Ac
$1.05
(quar.)
preferred
2
8 7 ft a
(quar.)
preferred
7-
Co.—
(ouar.l
Oil Co.,
California
4.08ft
Carpet
(quar.)
preferred
Socony-Vacuum
Southern
——
...——
Sons
—
preferred
Standard
•
&
....
(quar.)
Common
Sandard
———
—
(quar.)—
Inc.
Spencer
Co.—
A
(Alexander)
$5.50
Date
Company and Issue—
150c
(quar.).
4 ft ft
preferred B (quar.)
Singer Mfg. Co., Ltd.—
Ordinary registered (annual)
preferred
Southwestern
TENDER
OF
4ft
Southern
given in the "Chronicle."
were
the Cleveland
000
6-
1
75c
Smith
preferred
including
April 18:
deposits adjusted and a decrease of $580,000,000 in United
States Government deposits.
Commercial, industrial, and agricultural loans de¬
creased $67,000,000 in New York City and $15,000,000 in
the
Ltd.,
Products
Arms
Skilsaw,
1,470
Below will
banks
1
1
10-
Shaw.inigan Water & Power Co.—
re¬
and F. R.
to deposit
liabilities
6-
7-
933Ac
1
(quar.)
Corp.
common
Paper
Sharon
Ratio
Fire
Seaboard
,
6-13
933Ac
6-
(quar.)
$4
preferred
(quar.)
Scullin Steel Co. (irreg.)——
+
5-31
4-16
6-30
preferred
Lawrence
Savage
+ 3,214
+
180
2,143
665
13
580
accounts,
week
during
+
9,271
.
demand
to
Interbank
—
6-15
4-30
6-15
:
$2.GO
banks
■
—
4,366
8
50c
56'Ac
115c
(quar.)—
Ltd.—
$6 1st preferred (quar.)
$2,40 2nd preferred (quar.)—
deposits:
banks
Borrowings
(
49,870
15,621
Government
S.
4
6-
75c
St.
New
5-
1
125c
4,341
2,296
Scott
1
1
7-
5UC
Co.,
(Jacob)
Sanvay
St.
5-
6-
120c
Sagamore Manufacturing Co. (quar.)—*
St. Joseph Stockyards
(quar.).,
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd. $2 1st pfd. (quar.)
3,350
+
967
+ 3,012
+
62
+
227
5-15
50c
:—
Co
Royalty
75c
25c
$1.25
(quar.)_
com.
5,427
32
—
18
2,413
banks—
+
5-15
4-30
$1.12 ft
Ltd.,
Extra
$3.40
21,849
+
+
.
—
Ruppert
—
(quar.)—
Co.,
&
preferred
Sabine
Liabilities-
13,562
5,116
47,618,619
+
+
37
826
domestic
+
6*
+
+
6,625
Reserve
7
137
904
107
1,322
(quar.)
preference (quar.)
Paper
4 ft ft
—
Ltd.
Fund,
(quar.)
Corp.
Mfg.
Rolland
(quar.)__
(quar.)—_—
Investment
common
Little
Rockwell
3.126,534
'
98
228,722
510,022
27,543
181,125
Surplus
+
30,750
*
Interbank demand
Capital
+
—
_
Time
liabilities
Total
+
24
85
Co.,
Oil
A
common
Canada
preferred
Class
541
47
—
7
+
Indebtedness
of
—
Federal
with
Balances
Total
3
+
8,187
vault
in
—
1,842
bills
securities
Other
21,795
—
+
129
404
—
bonds.—
S.
35
—
5,913
certificates
—
602
:
securities—Total
notes
U.
154,958
—
678,403
891,742
21,065,850
Treasurer—gen.
Foreign
M
banks
14
—
5,406
;
Treasury
3,277,968
+
1,060
...
loans
Treasury
Member bank—reserve accts. "19,175,559
-
securities
Treasury
Deposits:
124
obligations
purchasing or carrying:
obligations.—^
Government
S.
of
Mfg.
4ftft
5,624
—
i
(quar.)
4%ft, preferred A
Rheem
1
6-
.
Inc.,
Stores,
Robinson,
loans
Other
U.
for
estate
Loans
Total
+
Company,—
1st preferred
Richfield
Government
Other
Real
64*
—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
non-cum.
Owl
Resources
pur¬
securities
loans
S.
U.
6,291
6,144
Other
19,198
for
dealers
Government
S.
7,593
carrying:
or
Other
27,862
674,904
168,074
;
—
U.
4
3,271,350
items..
premises
Other
5,233,131
+
33
banks
other
cash
109,831
23,094,097
foreign banks.
and
brokers
chasing
7,520
+
+
1
37 V2C
—
preferred
Red
5-21
5-15
50c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Reading
agricultural
and
loans
U.
Total
+
6
+
Co.,
Company
4ft
4
32,381
32,836
:
—
49
common
preferred
6-
6-10
84c
33/4%
3,060
•**+
5-10
$1.50
(quar,):
Randall
Apr. 19,
1950
+
-69,756
Investments—Total—
Loans—gross
366,459
+
and
Loans—net
+ 13,461,133
Apr. 11,
1951
5-15
1
7-10
—
pfd. (accum.)
Hampshire—
6ft
Co. of New
Purina
33/4 ft
(In millions of dollars)
Assets—
—
Co.,
1
50c
preferred
Ralston
258
—
5ft
66-
Co.—
of New Mexico (quar.)—
(quar.).;
—
(quar.)
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
Radford (J. M.) Grocery, 4ftft pfd. (quar.)
Oil
Pure
dec. (—) since
68,638
Insurance
(quar.)
Light,
Electric
3.35% preferred
Public Service Co.
Inc. (+) or
1,946
258
purchased
U.
_
—
preferred
$2
Public
40c
25c
10 ft
Washington
Public Service
112,116
3,337
4.521
and
loans
in the
City District. United States Government deposits
member banks follows:
2,467,169
+
+
340,538
_
_
_
Industrial
96,361
+
America,
of
Stock dividend
Providence
$36,000,000 in the Minneapolis
District, $20,000,000 in the Philadelphia District, and a
total of $96,000,000 at all reporting member banks.
A
summary
of assets and liabilities of reporting
2,563,530
3,140
20,568,194
reserves
cash
Discounts
1,137
—
Pressed Metals
Borrowings increased
R.
(quar.)_—
—
Inc. (quar.)——
of America
Co.
Potash
and San Francisco Districts, and $47,000,000
Kansas
1950
2,003
—
in
$331,000,000
decreased in all districts.
Apr. 26,
Assets-
Bills
208
issue.
this
in
DIVIDENDS
York
cago
or
since
Apr. 18,
1951
Total
1174
1
(Continued from page 10)
City, $115,000,000 in the New York District
outside of New York City, $56,000,000 each in the Chi¬
New
Inc. (+)
Other
1
—Jun
income bonds, series A, due 2014—May
Holdings of
$13,000,000.
reporting member banks was
Treasury notes increased $21,000,000.
Demand deposits adjusted increased
Reserve Banks Combined
Redemption
preferred stock
1479
1479
1479
fApplication depends upon type of merchandise
Statement of Condition of the i 2 Federal
Gold
1475
1376
1377
Co.—
RR.
Pacific
mtge. 4l/2ft
Gen.
•Announcement
♦Nominal.
7ft
Pittsburgh Steel Co., class B,
.561797*1
.425531*1
gold bonds,
1950
due
A,
Jun
stock
1st mtge. 5'ft
Michigan Public
.193269*
.231550
2.783750
231350
*
Union of South Africa, pound—
.328500
.193269*
.231600
.231500
'
1269
May 14
Central Soya Co., Inc., 3ft sink, fund debs., due 1966.May
2
General
American
Transportation
Corp.,
$4.25 pre¬
ferred
stock, series A
—
May 1
Lorillard (P.) Co., 5ft gold bonds, due Aug. 1, 1951—
.0348166
.328500
-
Page
1
series
.496433*
peso
Portugal, escudo
Btraits Settlements, dollar
Date
Company and Issue—
Ampco Metal, Inc., preferred
Ashtabula Water Works Co.,
.140154*
.496433*
___
Philippine Islands,
Uruguay,
Uruguay,
Uruguay,
Closed
2.772896
-
Norway, krone
CALLED
ISSUE
Chemical Cotp
12CC
1
3
5-3
.
$1
9
1
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1832)
Per
Name of Company
Texas
Thrifty
Tide
Drug
btores
Transcontinental
$2.55
i
United
New
5%
Brick
Can
4%%
United
U.
S.
Loan
U.
S.
S.
6-1
5-7
Anheuser-Busch,
Animal
34 7/10c
Coal
,
scries
Cos.
A
(quar.)—
(quar.)
1
5-15
Common
5-11
Common
A
effective
preferred
Associated
Motion
4
Associated
Telephone
5-31
6-
8
$4.50
4-30
5-15
4-30
Wellman
Wesson
Oil Sc
Point
2
6-15
4%
preferred 2nd series
(quar.)
I
4%
preferred 3rd
(quar.)
I
50c
6-30
6-
5
5%
5-10
4-25
6-11
Ault
5-15
$1.30
6- 2
6-
20c
65-
Avco Manufacturing,.$2.25
Avondale
1
4-20
Common
75c
>-5- 1
4-20
$4.50
25c
6-
5-11
30c
;
(initial)
$1.13
(quar,)-:.--
1
5-11
1
5-15
4-16
6-
10c
.5-15
5-
Co.-i.____
Co
20c
6-
6-
$1
*•
40c
_
,50c
:£-
Candle
Co
Inc.,
1
5-10!
50c
6-1
5-24
£_ :1
20c
(F.
pref.
Wrumbo
W.)
&
Mfg.,
5%
prior
pfd.
5+15
Basin
5_24
Oil
Bates
5-31
5-dL5
1
5-15
6-5
5-18
6-
a3%
&
5-30
6-
1
5-T5
6-
1
5-16
10c
5-31
5t16
Beech
10c
5-31
5-16
.
; 6-15
6-12
5-18
Bell
Steel
Co.
&
$6
(quar.)
<Adams-Millis Corp.
Affiliated Gas
Air
Associates,
Inc.,
share
(stock
dividend)—
Class.
A
$2.50
class
A
(quar.)
10-1
-25c
1
j
55.
1
7.23
26c
•
(quar.)
Inc.
Co.
America,
(quar.)
(Canada) 4%
Airlines,
American
(increased)
com.
_
American Book
American
Co.
(quar.)
investment
-
1%preferred
1
4-30
:7c
5-15
25c
5-1
$1
i
5-
1
5-^3
A
(quar.)
.
British
1
I4-19*
6-
5-19
Common
5.
Class
10c
7%
Broadway
4
5-31*
4-13*
40c
6-
1
5-15
50c
5-
1
Pulp
COm'
Co.,
.
Co.,
*
Union
<N.'Y.)
Gas
convertible
Co.,
-J.
(quar.)
4-ia
$6
4-16
Brown
Rubber Co., Inc.
(increased;.
Brown-Shoe Co.. $3.60 preferred (quar.)
5-
Bruce
Company,
(E.
Bruck
*1
~
75
fi_1R
|1;?|
common
$1
,
»
50c
$175
*
|l |
L Z
LA
$1 75
*
-
5-31
» \
s_ -4
,4.30
I-
"
~f
Products Co.
t!«
6-15
6-1
25c
5-15
5-
1
4_
5
—
J.
—
L.)
Co.
Ltd.,
(*quar.)
B
6%
preferred
/Bullock's,
t
Inc.,
&
Class
Co.,
B
5.
x
.
«;
Y7-14
1
1st pfd.
(initial)—
5%
1
6-
5-
1
(A.
4%
M.)
tCaldwell
$1.5080c
Linen
1st
2nd
,2
15C
Coal
Co_-^-„
7>
2*
•7-16
10-15
10-
1*
12-18
12-
3*
'25C
5-
:25c
7-16
1
5-15
-4-?0
*
•*>-
8-
6
-4->6
Pacific Ry.
«& Texas
*■',
SI
1
9-
$1.25
!•',
:
5-15
6-
1
8-15
6-11
,$1.25
——_—
(quar.)__a.
5V11
6-
1
5-15
$1,75
5-
1
4-27
35c
.5-
1
4T16
$1.06%
5-
1
4-16
$1.25
4-30
4-13
60c
'5-15
50c
—
Baking
City
6
4-JO
"
I
preferred (quar.)—s.iw
City
5
4-
Co.—
(quar,)—*.
Co.
5-
1
50c
(quar.;
Orleans
New
5-
1
Stores
Co.,, 7% preferred ,(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Cleveland, Cincinnati,. Chicago & St. Louis
Ry., 5% preferred (quar.)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.—
4-18
5-1
4-rl8
5-16
5-
7-
6-27
V
5
5-1
4-
1
4-
6-
1
5-23
66-
1
Class
A
1
5 15
(quar.)
4
5-
1
1
4-18
A
preference
(quar.)
(accura.)__
$1
5-1
$50c
"7-27
,7-27
"20c
-6- 9
5-11
,31c
5-15
2Vz7o
Co
50c...
common
(quar.)
Co.
$1.75
(quar.)
Mills, Ltd.,
«Colonial
7-9
preferred
participating
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Finance,
Columbia
-
Gas
Columbia
National
common
Columbus
Mutual "Life
& Southern
$20c
5-1
4-14
4-14
:5rl5
4-30
.>
4-30
5-15
440c
6-
I
5-'
9-
1
8/ 1
$20c
4-30
4-16
5-15
4-y24
50c
(quar.)
Columbia
4V*%
Pictures
preferred
Commonwealth
25c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_
1
5->13
30c
5-
1
4^20
5-31
5-jlO
1
4-20
9c
-
(quar.t-v——
:6-
5-
$1.18%
—
5-15
20c
;——
4-20
1
4-21
Insurance. (Boston)
Corp
,
$4.25
$1.06%
pfd.!(quar.)
(s-a)_
$5 preferred (quar.)
-
1
5-.
5-15
10-10
9-20
>'5-1
4-16
3-^9
•
.
(quar.)——
Commonwealth Telephone Co.—
.
$5
$1.06
Insurance Co.
Co.. (quar.)
5-
/80C
—.——__u_———
Ohio Electric Co.—
Edison
1
6-rl9
6-30
87V2c
preferred
(initial)
Columbus
4-30
4-16
$20c
'
New
4-13
■4-14
5-15
-
Life
4-13
5- T
5-1
4-rl3
' $4c
.
.
—:
System, Inc.
4-20
5-15
•6-16
1
430c
Wire—
1
$20c
6-16
1
—
common
4%%
5-1
$37c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)—
Acceptance, class A
Colonial
9
50c
common
7-
5-
(quar.)
.5- 7
5-
1
Aikman Corp
Insulated
-Collyer
4-27
10c
Company,
5*16
7-
(quarj—
Ltd.
J.),
preferred
-Collins &
4-12
17-
(R.
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet,
1
$50c
class
'Coghlin
4-18
5-
1
20C
!—:—.—___
—
preference
Cockshutt Plow
5-15
5-15
5-
$1.50
'
6-15
15c
'
common
6-
440c
$1.20
4-13
6-15
Hardware, Ltd.—
(quar.)
3-19
25c
(quar.)
preferred
4-10
4-30
4-16
•$6C
!_
Ltd.——
Mines,
8
6-
1
$1.12%
——
Gold
■
1
'
Common
5-18
90c
130c
(quar.)
.
Willaris
20c
.
preferred
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)_„
Breweries,
Cochenour
20c
(monthly)
__
convertible
•Cochrane-Duulop
5-23
-
(monthly)
4 Vz %
Coast
5-23
1
(monthly)
Common
9
6-
Foods,
'
4-20
7-
5-
$1.12%
(quar.)_
Ir.c., common
Common
9
5-
(quar.)
preferred
Clinton
4-20
5- 1
40c
-
$4.50
9
.10%
i
dividend)
Common
r
4>24
5- ,1
—
City Auto Stamping Co.—
4-16
$15c
(stock
(quar.)
Ltd.,
preferred
&
preferred
5%
3-30
$1.50
common
Terminal
5-1
6*
4-^4"-
5-15
50c
Electric
.
7%
50c
_——1.^-^—1~—,
Oil
Cincinnati
1
$2.50
(initial)—
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
Burry (Biscuit Corp., $1.25 pfd.
/Bush
Quarterly f
Gas
4-14
1
4-30
87'/2c
—
Franklin
Cotton
,10-15
fl6—
:
4-30
.
-
4-
4=^4
-.4-30
%r$l
Increased quarterly
1
$3
Buckeye Steel Castings,
Byron Jackson
$125
$5
(accum.)
Buck Hills Falls Co.
Byers
Co
new
preferred
Mills,
Class
Burns
5-31
20c
American Water Works
Co., Inc.
Reduced semi-annual
1
American Zinc, Lead Si
Smelting
$5 prior preferred (quar.)
4
1
50c
5-
t
a-
60c
New
5-15
&
chtckasha
1
25c
(quar.)
Brown
5-1
Wilmington
Cincinnati
5-
50c
common
^preferred
5-21
,5.
•'•'.-
5-15
"
5-1
...
common
4.20
25c
(accum.*)!——
5-
•
.
"SI
(accum.)
A
.50c
Inc.—
5.1
40c
40c
(accum.)!
A
class
15c
Store,
6- 1
371/.-
1
4-16
50c
A
class
5-
$$1.75
;
(quar.)
preferred
5-
,
50c
class
7-10
15c
Motor
2nd
1
■; <:.r 15c
(increased)
(quar.)___
$2
11-
7-10
5-
.
$2
Chicago,
-4-16
5-"-1
1
(quar.)*-—
preferred
'6-1
6-15
-
5-
">
Y.) -(quar.)—
$2
Ltd.—
$1.12%
1
9
$10c
(quar.)
$3
5-15
is
Paper
Bank *(N.
8-10
4-10
Is
Ltd
(quar.)
Bronxville Trust Co.
5%
1
5-15
4-30
Trust^UMass.)—
Estate
1947; (quar.)_<^.u
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia—__i_——Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co. .
Cities Service
;__
Products,
&
Department
B
/Brooklyn
5-
4-20
5-15*
56Y4C
(series; of
conv.
4-36
5-31
4-30
5c
'•
I
d
'
11-9
?5-25
4-14
).„_L—_*,'I5c
Corp.;* common—.jl.
(quar.)——,LL
5-rlO
1
1
5-
$1
22^2c
'<»
20c
19c
'Corp..~^__^
Corp. (quar.)————
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
.
Common
4-20
l2c
(quar")
11-
1
5-
"
iquar.)_J_.
Chicago
$-10
<
5-
5-15
-
Corp.,; common-
preferred
3V2%
5-10
12- 1
5-15
''
<
preferred
Real
preferred
*4%
4-30
1
4-16'
_
preferred
Brockway
'5-1
Forest
Columbia
4-20
6-12
Ltd.— <
(Texas)—
(quar.
1
4-16
25c
Inc.
6-
"5~- 1
20c
shares"issued in
Corp.
Mills.
Natipnaf
4%
4-20
6-25
$10c
Columbia
5-15
1
$25c
Quarterly
,-4-30
5.15
,
$10c
Co.,
Ribbon
Store
Chase
4-20
1
5-
6-
25c
;
;
-West
5%1
4-10
'
*.
Co.
7
^-5-^1
37%c~
^ 35c
.
;
(quary)-.
South
Cherry-Burrdl
..
9-1 !
50c
68%c
$12%c
$25c
,
Ordinary bearer (final)
Ordinary registered (final)
4.00
6-21
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
Light
7
5-
6-30
5-1
75c
4-20
50c
B
(quar.)
British-American Tobacco
5-15
1
Co.
(accum.)
(initial)
—
convertible
Chain
4-15
5■•,
70c
Rubber
&
7
5-
;
Eitciric—
•
5-
5-31
Corp.—
(including
preferred
&
Corp
dividend)
stock;
'4V2%.
4-20
-
5-15
(quar.)
&
preference
Chain Store Investment
4-15
5-15
;
10%
v, 1:35c
18c
$2.75 preferred
Electric
4-16
(increased)
25
(1uar-)
(quar.)
(,uar.)
Inc.,
Class
6t15
6-
:75c
(bi-monthly)
4
6-1
•.;
Company, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Brantford Roofing Co., Ltd., class A
(quar.)
4-*l6
Goods
/American Vitrified
6-15
&
preference
dividend
Century
4-20
/' 5-22
50c
Bowes
4-16
T
ISZSS: J,1read £0-Inc- »*
^'r ^e(efredK _0.rP'' C°mmD^
J
4-20
6-1
5C
American Smelting &
Refining Co.,
7%
1st preferred
(quar.)
*
Hose
4-30
12V2C
7%
preferred fquar.)—
-American Seating Co. (quar.)
•
Co.
Woven
$1
(increased)
preferred
Edison
5Qc
AmpIiSn Mutual Fund, Inc %
Sf,?.1 ,C°l" Lid"; 41/a
7%
1
5
!___:
Securities
Power
•
____
Gas
dividend
(quar.)_
(monthly)
preferred
Central 3'elephone Co..(quar.)
Central Vermont Public Service
4-11
.
56-
;
Boston
■
(quar.)
Paper
4-10
50c
;
Boston
*
(quar.)
American News Co.
4-10
12-
■
American
American
5-
$1.25
British
Socket Co
'Al5^iC!5pSiU?1.Ga8 ?°"
■6%
preferred
(quar.)
4%
(initial)
50c
.'
Products Corp.
(monthly)
American Investment Co. of
Illinois (quar.)
American-Marietta Co., common
preferred
Central
5-25
preferred
SIVzC
(quar.)
American Home
5%
4-25
New
(quar.)
Leather Co—
&
5-15
6-11
-4-20
4C
&
Hide
the
1
Furniture
preferred
Cash
Cash
1
$1 25
net
American Forging
6%
4-28
6-27
5-1
5%
(quar.)——
Building
Louisiana
4-28
9-
Bourjois,
conv.
conv.
2
6-
5-
$1.50
$»T.40
5-15
25c
Gas.-.Co.
Co..
Hudson
Central
7-
1
Co.—
Power
"
4-13
5-1
(quar;;__^_ji.—^
Light &
Central-Illinois
5-15
$1.25
$1
-■Central
"7-13
$3.08
12>/2C
3-31
rf^4-19
1
-
5-15
4-30
4-30
(initial)
5-15
6- 1
-25c
*
4-30
$1.25
25c
25c
25c
15c
'
——
(quar.—____
Arizona
Hollywood
Monthly
Monthly
1
$62%c
—
6-12
-
Central
Co., common(quar.)
1
preferred
Central
(increased),
6-12
75-10
Centra). Foundry
5-
Tractor
preferred
40c
*
—
5-15
!
40c
-
<quar.;____
7-20
10-19
'7'
4-20
7-31
5-
Co.
-
11-
$1
75c
$1.75
30c
(quar.)___:_____
4-20
8-
$lt
—.
(quar.)___—____,
common ;(quar.)
&
5-
«$1
4-33
4-13
•
"
20c
5- 1
(quar,)—
(quar.'Fl_
Central .Electric &
5-15
(initial)
8
3
4-
5-18
6-
4-13
4-20
-
1
preferred
5-15
9-17
1
1
1
1
1
1
6-
preferred
B- 9
50c.
,75c
qquar.)
(increased)--—:_•••>*.
$1.10
5-15
;
6-
5-
66665-
6-1
5%
*
10-15
(quar.)
—20c
preferred (quar,)———27%c
preferred (quar.)—;
^
-62%c ;
$2.36 preferred
(quar.)—
59c^„
Central Coal & Coke .(irreg.)——
^50c
*
4
5%
7-2
6-18
"
4-23
.,5/1
New
6- <8
7-16
..
$2.50
•4-20
25c
5%
4-27
4-24
1
-New
1
•8-29
5-15
Common
t
4-16
4-30
5-
4-16
7-14
$10c
Co.,. com.
com.
Celoiex Corp.,scommon
50c
(initial),
•8-25
11-24
5-15
9
4
12'/2c
$l:06V2i
com.
9-15
12-15
——■
5-; 7
4.20%
$5c
RR., new
5-25
9
1
'50c
Co.,
M ;
Caterpillar
5- 4
6-14
Class
Insurance
from
Maine
6-15
4-
5-15
(quar.)
^Common;
&
3-20
4-16
4-
5-
1
15c*
American
American
,4.10
Boston
Light
5-15
1
4-30
1
6-
lA.
5%
5-1
-5-
I.)
Central
5-
i
Inc
5-
-
$10c
&
preferred
6-11
6-1
20c
Fund,
1
4-30
$20c
4-30
5-10
6-
;
preferred
5,15
'
7%
<4-11
1
5-15
Shares
payment
income.
5-
35c
Common
6-1
(quar.)
.Business
4%
Boston
<4-10
75c
American Can Co.: (quar.)
American Distilling Co.
(quar.)
;
Extra
r
6-
$75c
.
4-l6
■
;
—
4-10
4-10
.
4-20
,$1.18%
2
com.
1
—,———
Power
iJ.
15c
Corp.,
5-
3-31
1
1
5-10
1
Corp., Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)—
(Sidney) 8s Co., Inc. (quar.)—
Fisheries
1*^22
1$25c
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
Above
"
Booth
5-
5-
$1-05
1 25c
r 25c
20c
——
1
5-
$31c
$$1.25
$20c
1
4-20
5-
(quar.)__
(s-a)
3-31
5-10
32V£c
(quar.)__
Co
preferred
1
* •«-/■
convertible*'preferred-(quar.)
Castle
4-27
6-21
$1.50
(quar.)_____
Corp.
,
convertible preferred
25c
Company
5-
75c
10c
Aluminum &-Brass
1
:D3%c
_
pfd.
4-26
:5-21
75c
Ami
7.%.
7-23
Inc.—
Automobile
5c
'$50c
4$1
7-
,25c
Amalgamated Sugar, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Anjerada Petroleum Corp. (quar.)
convertible
,5-
5c
* •
•
'
1
$1
30c
(quar,),.
preferred
Aluminum Co.
Aluminum Industries,
5-17
30c
*
(quar.)
Company
of
(quar.)
W.)
6-15
$106,
Steel
-Aluminum Co.
$3.50;
n-
30c
—
American
-
4,3J
a
25C
5-31
4-20
10c
45ci'
Company, class A
Bondstock Corp., common
(s-a)
iStock «' dividend
10_22
25c
-
Laboratories.
$3.75.
4-21
8-
(quar.)
S.)
Bon
$-15
,u_
(quar.)
(A.
'
5-1
*
4
(E.
Ribbon
Bohn
■
4-20
25c
B
Cast
Bliss
,'.7-20
.
2bc
ffl
Allied
1
(quar.)
Class
Aloe
1
1
$-30:
46c
5-1
(quar.)
5-
5-15
Common
Carolina
4%,, convertible preferred
t15c
(resumed)
Blue
5-
Common
4-10
4-30
Co.
4%
(resumed)
".Blumenthal
(quar.)
*
Class
•Alloy
4-16
$-
■
$25c
B common
,
25c
5-18
5-18
"
Lumber
Western
6-5
•
Electric
"
1
$3
A common
••■"!*'■
convertible preferred for
.held
/Class, :®' (quar.)_._
Allemanla Fire Insurance Co;.
(Pgh.)
Special
5-1
1
6-
•J&K.-'l Hi!.,
4-30
Canadian
6-15
Securities
Company
4-19
Black, Starr «fc Gorham, Inc.—
4-;3
5-
20c
.___
5-23
1
5-15
common
6% preferred (s-a)
Alabama By-Products,
A
;6-
5c
Air-Way Electric Appliance Corp (quar.)
Akron, .Canton & Youngstown RR.—
'•••■•
Class
$•* 12
5<»c
(quar.)_
Equipment, Inc. (quar.)
One share of ,6%
each
50c
(quar.)
Aeroqutp Comoration
4-30
15c
Birtman
.4-14
62V2c
(quar.)_
B
Best
Payable of Reo.
5-15
1
4-30
5-15
1
—;n_;
Fund, -Ltd.-—1
1
(J.) & Sons Co., Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Bertram
2
5-
Case
.
Inc.
(quar.)
Co.—
6-
±
Bessemer
Holdert
Co.,
6-
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-15
6-
Ltd.,, common
7-1
(s-a)
Watch
•
;
4-30
$20c
$12'/2C
common—
(Increased quar.)_
Industries,
" ^5c
Corp., common
preferred
Benrus
Fairbanks-Morse
$1.25
class B
common
A
4%.
(monthly)
Corp. (quar.)
Co.
(Del.)
Works
Iron
4-14
5-13
5-15
$6c
Canadian Motor Lamp, Ltd.__
"
$35c
....Quarterly
$25c
'Quarterly .
——i—;
^25c
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd. (quar.)
i.—
125c
Canadian Refractories, 4Vz % 1st pfd. (quar.) .*$1.12%
Canadian Utilities, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)——
$$1.25
.
preierred (quar.)
Class
When
share
the
(quar.)
Howell, common
4-13
5-28
6-20
"
"
Heminway
Beneficial
The list does not include divi¬
\
15c
4-20
1
4-14
6-11
—
20c
,
.
1
1
4-14
4-^4
1
>
——
$c
.
(Increased quar,)
Aircraft
4%%
.6-1
week, these being given in the
Name of Company
5-
Savings
1
Y.)
cl.
Co.,
Ltd.,
Canadian Investment
1
(N.
Ltd.,
Paper,
(A. S.) Shoe Corp.,
4%% preferred (quar.)
give the dividends announced in previous
Per
&
Beck
preceding table.
Acme
5-10
1
Corporation
•Belmont
we
1
Ltd.,«$l class A (s-a)
Power
Belding
75c
25c
___
&.
—
Class A
8
.
at
—
Corp.
California
of
Innes
Baystate
6-
$2.50
__
Wurlitzer (Rudolph)
Company
Wyandotte Worsted Co._
Extra
!•__.
i
;
y—Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. (quar.)_^.__
Ziegler Coal & Cokei_____
,rf;
Below
6-
^Beaux-Arts Apartments, $3 prior pfd. (quar.)
$6 1st preferred (quar.)
20c
...
Co.
Bathurst
25c
weeks and not yet paid.
dends announced this
Canadian
"4-20;
1
1
5-
1
preferred (quar.)—:
Exploration (s-a)_——
Carpenter Paper Co.,
Trust
——
Monthly
8
5%*
Co.,
Canadian
5-
4-14
4-10
55-
130c
Bronze
5-15
(quar.)_?_
Co., common
$4 .preferred (quar.)
4-27
31 %c
(s-a)
5-31
5-
1
1
1
6-
Canadian
12 VzC
$1.12'/2
Mfg.
30c
(s-a)_—__
4-2
5-
55-
B
4-16
(quar.)
approval
National
Commercial
Barcalo
Cc„ Ltd.—
registered
1
.
4-14
4^0
Ltd.—
Co.,
Cordage
1
(quar.)
—
Ltd
5-
!___
common
stockholders
America
50c "'.'.'5-11
(quar.)___
Inc
preferred
to
Quarterly
.
'4-30
5-
of
Bankers
5-15
.
5% conv. preferred (quar.)___
Woodward Governor Co. (quar)
Woolworth
5-
$1.12
5-10
' 5-23
__
com.
Class
Canadian
4-20
8c
4-30
5-
4-30
5-15
50c
$32'/2c
$10c
$15c
$45c
-
(quar.)_
Land
10c
Bank
6- 8
...
Company______„_______i_>_>
Industries
5-15
4-16
1
annual meeting to be held on May 3
Bangor & Aroostook RR. Co., $5 pfd. (quar.)
5-15
50c
.(initial)**
Subject
Western
Common
4-25
6- 1
95c
_
1
1
Canada
1
30c
5-15
4-30
5-15
t'$l
Vinegars,
1
,
Corporation,
prior
common
West
Canada
5-
56%c
5-15
Liquidating
5
1
4-30
4-26
(s-a»—
Foundry Co.—
(quar.)
Cannon
Ltd.,
North
5-
(quar.)
"B,"
———
Association
Co., Ltd.. $1.30 pref.
$$1.37 Vi
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp.
Baldwin Securities Corp.—
5-16
.-5- 4—.
D.
4Vz%
3?'/2c
•
(quar.)_
1
V.
B.
6-1
Canada
Ltd.—
(monthly)
Fund
&
Wyant
Foils,
6-
75c
4-20
5-10
50c
f—.
(quar.)
participating class A
$1
$25c
*
f
4-20
1
5-15
50c
35c
31%c
30c
25c
Participating
$55c
conv. pfd. (.quar.).
(monthly)
common
preferred
Axe-Houghton
4-25
20c
25c
__
_
(quar.)
4-
1
5-
'
(quar.)—,
$6c
5-11
1
60c
5
1
Mines, Ltd
Mills,
5
4-
Co.—
—
Insurance
Cement
t21Vzc
(quar.)—
5-21
1
15c
Woodall
Aunor Gold
*5-11
Proprietary,
preferred
4-
1
5-
Co.,
Wlborg
1
5-
4-24
Nichols & Co., Inc., common
$1.25 conv. prior preference (quar.)
$1
5-
5-10
Austin,
___.
Machine Works, new com,
Baumer
&
Canada
93%c
pfd. B (quiar.)_
Fire
Canada
$2.50
6-20
1
'6-
5
5
5-15
1
Plywood
Powder
44-
6-12
Wholesalers,
Atlas
Atlas
5-10
5-10
_
Snowdrift Co., $4 pfd.
Co
3.75%
1
$1.25
(s-a)
preferred
1
Telephone
(quar.)^
(quar.)—
preferred
Camden
5-15
common
preferred
$1
&
(quar.)
Campbell,
.
$2.50
Ltd., 5!/2% pfd. (s-a)
Corp. (quar.)______^
4% preferred A (quar.)
Atlas Steels, Ltd.
I
Atlas Tack Corp,
(quar.)
4-18
5-1
5-25
split
Mfg.
Jones
Atlantic
Co.,
4-27
6-12
(increased)
lc
Extra
&
non-cumulative
Atlantic Refining Co.,
-m—
"Weston-Electrical instrument Corp.
White <S. S.) Dental
Mfg; (quar.)
Wilson
RR.
Line
(Conn.)
4-16
1
Water
/_
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$1.20
5-
$1
Coast
$1.40
4-16
5-
$1.08%
$1
series
1
6-
$1
'5-4
Atlantic
4 13
1
1
5-
27'/2C
33VsC
33c
33'/2c
—
(quar.)
preferred
Common
.
7-
8
California
4-30
5-
$2
(quar.)
Co.
5.36%
4-30
5
$25c
(quar.)
Coast Line
12 17
5-
.
preierred
preferred
5.28%
$1.26
4%
5-25
6-22 4
Ltd.—
30c
two-for-one
Fixture
15c
4-13
53
(quar.)
4.35%
6-
(s-a);.-
Westlnghouse Electric Corp., common
3.80%
preferred B (quar.)___
Whitin
(quar.)
preferred
preierred
5-15
14.
Engineering
preferred
5.30%
6-15
5%%
,
u
4.40%
6-9
25c
Co
Corp.
9-21
$22Vic
1
Service Co.—
Water
,12-17
1
1-30
5-10
5-
—
California
1
3
1
51
43%c
62V2C
(quar.)—
6-30
1
6-29
Packing Corp.
6-22
4-30
5-
6-
,75C
—
Extra
6-
5-
15c
Insurance—
9-28
7-1
50c
Co.
Industries—
Co.,
.
4-30
Title
12-21
6-
12'/2c
-
a
Oil Works
Showcase
.
5-19
(quar.)
Oil
Picture
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry Co. (quar.)
Atlantic City Electric Co.
" '
Atlantic
(quar.)
(quar.;
Petroleum
6
6-
4-,0
$3.50
(s-a;——
(quar.)_
$1
tl5c
$$1.12Vz
T_.
(quar.)
4Vi%
5-25
5-15
.
75c
(quar.)_
Company, now com.
preferred (quar.)_______
Warren
4-
12-21
5-
62'/2c
(S. D.)
Waverly
1
$3
5-.4
common.
Vogt Manufacturing Corp. (quar.)
:
Walker Manufacturing
Co., com. (quar.
Warren
California
6-30
5-
—-——
—
$3
-
,———
pfd.
(quar.;,—*
preferred
6
(s-a)
5-15
50c
(s-a)
2nd
(quar. I
Pacific
Common
4-
preferred
5-15
30c
California
1
6%
Co.—
May
4-23
4-23
5-
$1
(quar.)
4-30
4-30
25c
A
cmss
$1
6-30
75c
preferred
Iron
1
55-
$2.50
(s-a)——
^Palifornia Eiectric Power Co., com. (qnar.;_
preferred
4-30
5-
25c
partic.
non-cum.
5-
$1.12'/2
$1.12%
—
Argus Corp., Ltd., common
4'/2% convertible preferred
75c
4
5-1
(s-a)
5-24
$1
Co.,
(year-end;
&
5-
*5c
€2Vic
—
preferred
5-24
_
on
Coal
Cotton
$17'/2c
approved
5-
participating
7%
(quar.)
Mills, common
35c
(quar.)
Consolidated
Stockholders
Virginia
Arcade
——1
(quar.)_
6-11
(quar.)
com.
Co
common
1
Power—
6-11
(quar.)
Ltd
Steel
6-
25c
preferred
Participating
$7
$3
(quar.)
prefer led
preferred
$1.75
Co.
4-10
Payable of Rec.
$1.50
A
partic.
non-cum.
$5
5-10
1
(quar.)
5-21
6-
Electric
25c
.
common
Insurance
Norman
6%
6-1
4
10c
Corp.,
Vanadium-Alloys
Will
6-15
Appalachian
25c
__
(quar.)
Utah-Wyoming
West
4.50%
.
-"$1
Universal
Weber
5-
1
5-
25c
•——
6-15
Jersey) (quar.)
(Philadelphia) * (s-a)
series
convertible
$3
5-25
6-
(quar.)
6-29
Extra
Old
4 V2 %
tl5c
(quar.)
(quar. I
(quar.)
preferred
$1.75
Co.
Universal Consolidated Oil
Van
5-7
mmmmrn-iT
156'Ac
56 %c
Corp., $4.20 2nd preferred
Utilities & Specialty Corp.-r-
5%
6-1
1
6%
United-stores
.United
5-29
50c
(New
preferred
Steel
5%
$1
-
United
Common
5-21
6-
America, Inc.—
Trap Co. of
4-20
.
(quar.)
Corp.,
Inc.
1
20%
dividend)--
-
Co.
30c
Co., cl. A
class
Common
$3
common
Corporation,
Byrndun
<
per
Share
Name of Company
Holdert
When
Per-
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
preferred—
for
redemption
on
share plus this
called
$10.50
at
5-31
6-12
——$1.25
preferred
1
6%
Inc.,
Issue
75c
(s-a)
Society
Steel
5-
12'/2c
Co.—•
preference
S.
'7%
50c
Entire
50c
flaying Card Co
Printing & Lithograph
5%
U.
Anglo-Canadian Telephone
4Vz%
preferred
(quar.)
(initial)
Extra
U,
1
5-10
(stock
Improvement
Lines
S,
U.
6-
5-31
(quar.)
preierred
Gas
3-15
—
Engineering & Foundry,
7%
dividend
iquar.;
__—^
United
1
Corp
Tile
Electric
Extra
6-
Ampco Metal,
Pipe Line—
Glass
&
&
conv.
United
Oil
common
preferred
United
6-15
_
Co.
common
United
50c
$1
12'/2c
common—
Carbon
&
Aircraft,
June
(quar.)
Co..(quar.)
Clutch
Carbide
5-1
4-24
(initial)
Products
Disc
Union
Gas
preferred
Treesweet
Twin
6-1
6-1
4-30
5-1
When
Share
25c
(quar.)
(quar.;
Associated
Water
Company
$ 1.12Vi
91 Vic
pfd.
Inc., 3.65%
Thompson Products, Inc.,
4%
preferred (quar.)
Per
Name of
(quar.)
com.
prefcired
convertible
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
tquar.)—__
Transmission,
Eastern
4.50%
Thalhimer Brothers,
When
Share
Monday, April 30, 1951
.
.
.
,
T—
/1 40c
5-
1
:$1.25
6-
1
;
—
.
5-15
(
Volume 173
Number 5007
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
"
-
Cone
Mills,
4%
Share
<N. H.)t
7%
pfd.
(accum.)_
preferred
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Association
;
___
6-
1
6-
1
5-16
1
;
f$2
6-15
6- 9
9-10
12-15
12-10
*2c
5-18
4-30
47 Vac
5-1
4-5
Equitable Gas Co.
50c
5-1
4-5
Erie
51c
5-1
4-5
55c
5-1
4-5
& Power, $1.90 preferred-
$2 preferred (quar.)
$2.04 preferred (quar.X—
$2.20 preferred
Connecticut
(quar.)__
River
Power
Enamel
Co.—
preferred
(quar.)____.
Chemical Industries,. Inc.—
partic. preference class A (quar.)
$1.50
_
6-
1
5-16
B
common
37V20
5- 1
37M2c
<quar.)_
5-
1
5-
1
Consolidated Dearborn Co. (quar.)__
Consolidated Diversified Standard Securities,
Ltd., $2.50 non-cum. preferred.
Consolidated
$5
Edison
preferred
Co,; (N..Y.L
25c
t75c
'__
Extra
—__
__
Co
B
4%
Corp.
of
preferred
Common ; Hs-a)
1
5-1
5-15
Industries,
Steel
Continental.Life
Insurance
Semi-annual
Co.
6-5
6-30
6-1
Cork
&,
'
(Toronto)—
Co., Inc. (quar.)
8% pfd. (quar.)—
7%
preferred
Cuneo
4V2 %
preferred
$2
class
A
$2
class
class
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
5-14
1.
6-30
5-15
7-
5-
1
6-28
(quar.)
5-
1
$1.75
5-
1
,
r
,
1/2C
4-30
y2c
4-30'
5-30
i/2c
5-30
A
(monthly)
V: V2C
6-30
Class
B
(monthly)
y2c
6-30
7V2c
7-10
_____
,
<quar,)_
(quar.)
$1.25
8%
___.
&
Rio
Oil
Grande
>5%
D1
preferred
V-
w
Corporation
Shares;
Dobbs
Houses,
Extra
(quar.)
;
:.
preferred
Dominion
..5%
(monthly)
Anglo Investment Corp.,
Dominion
Cb.,
2nd
■
Ltd.
conv.
pref.
1
5-
1
(quar.)
$25c
V
5%
Dominion
8-
1
7-
Oilcloth
Si
$$1.25
Linoleum
Quarterly.
Co.,
Ltd.—
$40c
$$2
/
Increased quarterly
Dofnin'ion
Woollens
Donohue
$37'/ic
&
Worsteds,
Ltd
;
(quar.)_______;____
Brothers, Ltd.
Special
Douglas
effective
Co.,
new
approved
May
payment
is
standing
9.
after
a
tnc
out-
Paper
Co.;
Duh
ilk
preferred
Dunham
5%
(C> A.)
preferred
5 %
preferred
5%
Co.,
Duro-Test
Eastern
common
35c
Corp.
5-
1
30c
Company,
Rubber Co.,
(qtiar.)
Hosiery Co., Inc.
Battery
5-15
5-
4
5-
5-15
5-
1
1
$1.50
5-15
9
6-8
69-
12-
25c
Massachusetts Street Ry.—
(accum.).
N.
Y.________
Sugar Associates, $5 pfd.
Eddy Paper Co., Ltd.,--class A
Edgewater Steel (monthly)
$2.25
4-17
5-15
4-17
5-
4-
1
5-21
'
5%
7-
6-1^5-15
1
4-10
5-
1
4-16
5-18
4-20
6-15
&
4-
5-1
,
4-16
1
4-16
5-
5-16
Gulf
Mobile
Si
Ohio
17c
5-25
5-15
Common
6-15
Common
RR., common
35c
5-1
4-16
$1.12V2
5-1
4-16
20c
5-
4-16
$2c
6-15,
5-15
65c
5-
1
4-18
5-1
4-20
$1.19
1
Common^ (quar.)
1
$5
preferred
________——
5-15 "
6%
6-15
6-15
-
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred <quar.)___i__
85 preferred (quar,)__
$5 preferred
—
(quar.)
Co.
4-30
1
4-9
1
4-
6-
1
5-21
5-
1
4-20
6-10?
>
5-25
9
5-
1
6-
6-27
1
1
4-17
5-15
25c
4-28
5-
62MiC
5-15
4-28
50c
5-
1
4-11
30c
5-
1
4-23
$1
5-
1
4-14
6-30
6-19
$1.50
,
30c
$1.50
6-30
6-19
5-
30c
'____
4-20
1
$1.25
$1.25
6-30
9-30
9-19
$1.25
12-30
12-19
;
5-
1
8-
6-19
\
4-20-,
6-29
'
5-21
4-25
5-
1
4-16
4-20
5-
1
A-
1
5-
1
5-
25c
(s-a)_i
A
,
•
$3
55c
51c
1
4-10
4-10
8-
8
4-10
.
'
Ltd.—
5-
1
20c
5-
1
40c
5-19
5-
5-
3-20
53MiC
4-10
2*
'
125c
——
1
4-30
50c
5-
(increased)——
3-21
1
4-14
1
*5-15
6-
8
>5-22
5-
1
2
$1
6-
1
5-
_—_—3c
5-
1
4-20
5-31
4-30
35c
j
6-
<;
20c
(quar.)________
(quar.)——
from
6c
4-14
1
invest¬
from
realized
shares
secu¬
and
25c
(25c
from
from
real-
profits)
_____________ "*>
50c
common.—!___^—40c
$1.12 Mi
Nickel
—
Co.
Utilities
7% pfd.
of
Foundation,
convertible
$2
12-10
11-26
5-25
5- 7
90c
5-15
5- A \
56MiC
5-15
5-
25c
5-15
4-27
40c
6-10
6-
1
9-10
9-
1
50c
5-
1
6-
1
5-15
4-30
4-19
L.)
preferred
100%
,
Electric
Co.
37M2C
5-
1
4-16
Kaiser
50c
5-
1
4-16
5-15
4-30
6-20
5-
4-19
1
7-19
8-
1
1
7-19
1
10-19
25c
^. 45c
11-
1
10-19
(quar.)—
6-
(quar.)___
35c
,
1
5-11
6-26
5-25
2
6-15
13%c
(quar.),—__.—_
pfd.
common
(quar.)_
-
<4-30
4-16
€2M2c
4-30
4-18
1
4-15
7-
20c
5-
$1.25
$1.06'/4
6-
1
5-25
5-
1
4-25
$1
5-
1
4-10
6-20
6- 6
(quar.)__%
75c
(quar.i
4-17
(s-a)__r
.
(quar.)———
Chemical
58-
1
7-18
20c
20c
______
93%c
93Vic
v
7-
2
6-30
10-
1
9-29
5-
1
4-20
5-
2c
3c
1
4-20
5-15
5-4
32y2c
—
1
10c
•
Co.
4-20
4-19
5-
8-
(quar.)
Royalty
1
*5- 1
11-
82'/2c
5%
6-1$
7-16
-6-29
$1
37MiC
25c
37M2C
—
Battery
5-11*
6-1
25c
Extra
W.
.
37MzC
Quarterly
K.
6-15
t7c
(quar.)
Mills,
1
6-
50c
t75c
common
——_—-——
Si
4-26
4-30
30c
(quar.)—
Johnson Oil Refining Co.
Johnson Ranch
4- 2
2
12 'Ac
preferred A (quar.)__
—__
4V2% preferred B (quar.)——__——_
Jersey Central Power 8s Light—
4%
preferred (quar.)
Jewel Tea Co., common (quar.)—
3%% preferred (quar.)
—_—
3%%
1
______
—
Company,
Knitting
5-
5
h
5%
4-16
10c
Co.
(Rhode Island)
preferred
(F.
Jantzen
5-
4-
preference (quar.)
Canada, Ltd...—___—
Ironrite, Inc., 55c preferred
Jacobs
1
1
Ltd.—
Power Si Light Co., common
3.30%
1
12-
Gas
V4-19
6-
*.
Participating
Iowa-Illinois
Iowa
4-19
1
5-
of
preferred
$2.50
1
"
preferred (quar.)—
Participating
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)———
Participating
_—;
•
25c
12-10
(quar.)
55-
$1.75
$2.50
5-28;
1
Corp.
4-30
,5-31.
t$1.75
t8%c
(quar.)
Ltd.—»
Canada,
(quar.)
Mutual
4-13
*
5-
50c
$1.06'A
35c
Telephone
4-10
1
5-31
5-15
1
5-15
Kansas
$1.25
$1.25
7- 2
10-
1
9-25
-
0-25
-
5-15
4-30
Aluminum
50c
5-12
4-23
6-30
6-11
Common
—
50c
9-29
9-10
5%
50c
12-23
$1.25
6-30
12-
8
6-11
$1.25
9-29
9-10
^1.25
12-28
12- 3
$1.25 3-31-52
3-11
$1.25 6-30-52
6-10
&
Corp.
(quar.)
City Power & Light Co.
3.80% preferred (quar.)
£
4%
preferred (quar.).
Kellogg Co., 3Mi% preferred (quar.)
3Mi %
preferred (quar.)
Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Co.—
(quar.)__
—
4-20
55-
;
Co.
income
Investors
5-
31MiC
—--
1
25c
—_—
Corp.
Group
Investors
40c
(quar.)
6-11
25c
—
50c.
(quar.)
6-25
6-26
15c
and
security
Investment
75c
_
(quar.)
6-25.._
4-12
31M4C
_____
5-15
$1
17c
1
—_
Corp.,
preferred
International
5-28
.Irregular
5-15
5-
4-16
37Mic
—————
Bond
Intertype Corp.
8-27
5%
1st preferred (quar.)_
Grumman-Aircraft Engineering Corp.—
6-1
$l5c
preferred ($100 par) (quar.)__—_—
7% preferred ($5 par)
(quar.)—_______
International Salt Co. (stock dividend)
11-26
(quar.)
4-16
1
7-10
Corp.—
Shares, Ltd.—
Group shares (29c
income
ized
6-15
9-10
preferred
1
5-
(quar.)
Co.
Gasoline
and
4Mt%
2
40c
convertible
5-
quar.)________
Telephone
International
6-10
:—
7-17
25c
(quar.)_
series
International Harvester Co..
12-10
—
7-27
$1
t25c
(quar.)_—45c
_i_ '
$1
Co.
5-15
$2
Dock Co. (quar.)__
(Houston) (quar.)
6-19
50c
(quar.)—_—_
6-21
$2
Ins.
5-15
6-29
$1.25
(quar.)
$6
1
5- 1
4-25
5-25
20c
—
5-30
$2
Griesedlecl^fyfcstern Brewery Co.—
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Griess-Pfleger Tanning Co. (quar.)
Griggs Cooper, 5% 1st preferred (quar.)____
4-25
5-
$25c
Elfctric Furnace Co., rclass A (quar.)
Elmira & iVilliamsport RR. (s-a)
5-18
5- T*
Life
7-25
5-15
20c
———
Interchemical
8-27
(s-a)
5-15
4-25
8-15
SSVsC
—
Railroad
Brownhoist
investment
3
9-10
—
1
5-15
_
profits)
Stock
5-10
5-22
$2
(quar.)_______
Dredge
Co.
Products
Steel
rity
8-27
(quar.)
6-
15c
Co
Associated
ment
4-16
5-28
Green
(H. L..) Company (quar.)^—_______
Greer-Hydraulics, common (initial quar.)__
11-23
1
$1.25
.
(quar.)
5
6-
Southern
30c
Y.)_—
(N.
pfd.-conv.
Investors Trust Co.
.
2
50c
(quar.)
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada,
4% preference (quar.)
Aviation
4-30
$1.50
5-
4-16
1
RR.—
preferred
Zinc
Indiana
11-28
Quarterly
Quarterly
8-23
5-31
Lakes
Great
5-23
$1.50
___;
of America
Ltd." (interim)
5
--,
4.26%
3-30
.
5-
53V8C
_
Illinois Power Co., common (quar.)_———
4.08% preferred (quar.)———
3-30
,
6-10
(quar.)
preferred
Great
6-15
15c
<accum.)_
Corp.
5.
B
35c
Institutional
25c
(quar.)__.
class
Central
non-cum.
3-30
9-10
& Knight Co., $1.80 prior pfd.
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.
5-18
6%
4-17
$50c
:—.—
Graton
4-16
.
Illinois
Inglewood
4-30
$1.50
—___
9-29
5-15
(quar.)^
A (quar.)
Power
Ingersoll-Rand
5- 1
$1
______
(quar.)
10-15
$1.25
pfd. (accum.)
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp., pfd. B (s-a)
1
12-10
B
9
6-30
35c
preferred (quar.)
Hydraulic-Press Brick'Co.,
1
$1.50
B
4-
7-15
—_—
5%
5-
5-15
$1.25
-
class
Co.
Co.
$2 preferred (quar.)
Indiana Gas St Water
(quar.$2
class
9
4-30
(quar.)___
class
Refrigerator
5-
,**'
.5- 1
$2.50
;
preferred
Union
Hardart
Industrial
1
5-
15c
;
preferred
preferred
4-
!
(quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door Co.
5% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)—
& Co.
A
4-30
10%
(George A.) & Co., com.
preferred A (quar.)—.—
&
Indiana
4- 9
5-15
25c
4-16
10%
Co., com. (quar.)_
(quar.)—————
(quar.)
Inc.
4-
1
25c
(quar.)___
(quar.)__—
4-16
Incorporated Investors
'
56Mic
(quar.)___
fquar.)
4-16
1
5-
25c
4-10*
5- 1
5-
$1.25 ;>
(quar.)__________
(quar.)
4-30
40c
preferred
4-10*
1
56'Ac
—_
_________
common
4-30
15c
7%
Co.
5-18
58c
Electrochemical
5-
37 MiC
common
Cement
4-17
1
(quar.)
A
Illinois Terminal
10c
(quar.)__
1
6-
(Henry) & Company
Illinois
$$1.25
(quar.)_
preferred class A (quar.)__.
preferred class A (quar.)—:
.
Mfg. Co., Ltd.,
Holeproof Hosiery Co
Holly Stores, Inc., 5%
5-15*
$25c
common
H.)
Portland
5-
25c
20c
Company
Holden
5-10
62M2C
87MsC
(ouar.)_________
preferred
E.)
5-10
$1
Co., com.
(quar.)-—
4-20
$1.12%
'
(Charles
6- 5
30c
(quar.)_
(quar.)—___—
Ltd.,
4-13
1
:
Lumber
5-25
-
$1.37 Mi
(quar.)—___
Plywood
(Edward)
r-5-25
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
Grand
3-31
6-29"J
$1.25
'
Monthly ________
Ekfeo Products Co.; common"
4V2%
preferred tquar.)—
5-11
25c
—.
class
8%
4
1
15c
of
5-11
1
*
preferred
8%
T'"'-'-6-21
3lV»c
preferred B
Mines,
5-
5-
$1.25
:___—__—
Eastern
Elder
5-15
20c
-
(quar.)—
Eastern
Stop Nut
-
7-
$1.25
Life Insurance Co.
Elastic
"
$1.12^
(s-a)
Corporation
Corp.
4-20
1
5-
—
$1.25
preferred
8%
6-21
50c
i_
Eastern
6%
7-2
25c
pfd.
4-17
6-
93Vic
—
I
common
Wares,
preferred
8%
$40c
(quar.)
5%
Corp.,
(W. R.)
6%
Hines
y6-l8
50c
(quar.)__
Utilities
preferred
;
$1.75'
(quar.)
<quar.)___—r___—____
(quar.)
1
2
.
(quar.)_____.
Inc.,
preferred
5-14
933Ac
Co.,
common.
4% preferred (quar.)
Illinois BriCk Co.
(increased
5-
20c
&%
'
Corporation
Duriron
(Irjeg.)
6%
9
Company
preferred
Diiplan
-5-
4-20
1
6-15-
87J/2c
Corp., $6 pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
(P.
4-13
Corp.
Outdoor
Steel
4-20
4-13
7-
$1
—______—
Shoe
i
20c
.
3
5-
(quar.)
Higbee Company, 5% preferred
Higbie Manufacturing Co
Hussmann
5- la-
»!}•:
25c
Corp.
5-18
1
5-
60c
—
Instrument
Motors
Gould-National
-r'
Ltd.—-——
Supply Co. (incr. quar.)
Eradstreet,-Inc.,
'iVzK
(s-a)
preferred
Grace
y
'5-15'
5-29
'
preferred (quar.);•
____\
Dravo Corporation, common____i_________'2i : >
4%
preferred
(quar.)L__:
Ducommun Metals &
pfd.
4-16
$12MiC
(Joseph) Company (quar.)—
—
Houston Lighting & Power, $4 pfd. (quar.)__
Humphryes Manufacturing. Co., common—
6%
preferred (quur.)___
4-30
25c
(s-a)
8%
-
DbwDrug.^7*i>
Dr^den
> 4%
Gotham
3
1-U-* 5-15'..
6-1
75c-
dividend
stock
4%
1
1
:
6%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
5-17
split'
split.
A
5-
5-
68%c
—
Horn
4-30
5-
$1.75
—
5% preferred (s-a)
—^
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., com. (quar.)__
$5 conVi preferred (quar.)___
4- 2
7-
$1.06Mi
" 20c
Foods
Falls
Goodall
6
5- tm"' 4-16
6-
v
(quar.)___
preferred
4Ms %
5-17
"
,
8-1
,
$50c
above
capital
-
1
$25c
(initial)
two-for-one
The
-the
on
eom
5-
$12y2c
______
Aircraft
Stockholders
4
5-31-s
5-31,_.
5-15
$2
(quar.)_
$2.50
40c
Monthly
4-16
1
per
(increased)
5-15
6-11
<quar.)__.
Monthly
Idaho
__„
Co., common
preferred
Glens
•
$25c
1
6-
(quar.)_
Finance Corp.,
Glatfelter
3-31
$62y2c
(quar.)
$101.25
1
$1.37%
(quar.)_
Steel Products Corp.-—
preferred, class A (quar.)_
6%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp., common (quar.)
4V«% preferred series A (quar.)
4%% preferred A (quar.)
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co. (monthly)
Horme!
for
______
•
—
at
1
5-15
6
5-
Home
—
4-30
'
Cigar
$2.25
V.
—>
Dotninion-Sccttish Investments, Ltd.—
i -, ;:
5% pref.; (This payment clears arrears)-.
5%
pref.
(quar.)__
Dominion Tar & Chemical Ltd., com.
-
5-
$$1
Gerity-Michigan Corp.
Gillette Safety Razor Co.
$5 conv. preferred (quar.)_
4-6
(quar.)__
preferred
5%
7-6
l"1""
May
called
issue
plus this dividend)
Georgia-Pacific
I'**'"'"4- 6
5-
(entire
1
5-16
1%
$4.25
,
,
6-11
6-
15c
Marx
Light Co.
dividend
Hooker
4-16
common
on
preferred
General
4-16
8-1
1
(quar.jy
■.
,
Baking Co.,^common
conv.
$3.50
4-30
5-
$25c
5-
12Msc
Ltd;,* 4 %: pfd.
6-11
6-30
6-11
Co..
preferred
Horder's,
12MsC
—.
pfd.
Payable in non-voting common.
Powder Co., 5%
preferred
4-16
preferred A
preferred
General
4-30
(quar.$$1.25
1
Company,
preferred
$4
4-16
5- 1
5-
Co.—
preferred
$5.50
4-30
1
87V2c
(quar.)
6-30
6-30
&
Class
Corp.—
(quar.)
F.)
Stock
Holt
4-17
Securities
4
5%
preferred (quar.)-—
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)____
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
;
4-13
1
Canada,
General Public
r*;,v-
5-
4-30
5-
General Public Service
5-15
5-15
4-13
25c
55c
Advertising Co.
6%
preferred
(quar.)
General Paint Corp. (quar.)_
4-17
5-13"
'
4-30
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
"4-20
.-...W;,
4-20
4-20
&
General
4-20
4-30
4-20
1
5-1
1
5-1
4-13
1
11-19
General
6-30
5- X-
1
5-
5-
$1.25
12-10
General
9-15
5-15'
Co., com.
f- General
5-15
7-30
5-
$12V2c
—_
25c
General Industries
' 5-15
*
5-15
$$1.12 Va
(s-a)__
Corp., common
$3.50- preferred (quar.)—___.—
6-15
9-20
1
6-
56Vic
common
5 15
7c
(J.
Hires
30c
4-23
1
I2V2%
(quar.)_—
5%
4-15
1
6-
$37V2c
-
4-11
preferred
■>
General
4-12
6-20
:
$20c
com.
4-15
'>
6-
$$1.50
:
Malting Co., Ltd.,
Common -(quar.)
5% preferred
I
1
5-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.
5-
*5-
$$1.25
6- 1"
> $40c •>•. 5-23
—
common
5-24
5-16
5-18
7%
4-5
4-30-
:v
•
(quar.)i_i._f.___2
_____
"Fabrics, Ltd.,
Dominion
•
Eiogineering Works, Ltd. (s-a)____ s' $$1.50
"fSxtra
Dominion
5-1
V;
Ltd.—
6-
25c
:
Co.
&
5V2%
Hercules
4-19
(quar.)
1
6-30
Pillot, Inc. (stock dividend)
PRyable in non-voting common. '»
4-19
5-
8-20
General
5
v*-":"r
25c
(quar.)___-_______;_i__-__:^_
Bridge
5-
9
General
-^4- 5
"
10c
HVAa
common
4-16
6- 9
9-14
20c
Fields
Oil
&
Corp.,
5-
"
——
share
9-14
$17'/2c
(quar.)
preferred
Dominion
11-
1
1
20c
*
5-21
9-10
6
10-
10c
shares______
6-11
6-
$8
5
8-
11-15
25c
■
Beneficial
30c
15c
General
6-5
5-
of
redemption
6
9-
10-
■
4-13
4-16
30c
$4.25
4-23
8-16
2c
Dodge Manufacturing Corp, ..(quar.)___
Doing Mines,.;Ltd
Dominguez
1
9-15
6-20;
,
40c
____________
Inc.-(quar.)
Finance
.
4-30
5-15
(quar.) _________
15c
$1.50 preferred A (quar.)
—37MsC
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc., Common (lrreg.)
15c
5% preferred (quar.)
62V2c
Gardner-Denver Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)
$1
General American Transportation—
■
3
5-16
9c
s'
„
,5%
.,25c,
>J37MiC>
Inc.n—.
Dodge & Cox Fund.
Beneficial shares
Domestic
5>
50c
.
4-16
1
65c
35c
30c
4-23
*
17.' 50c»
:
5-
$1.50
common—
6-
Hercules
;
(quar.)
Gale
4-27
$1
(quar.)
5
<quar.)_.
,
5-15
;
50c
60c
1
.
Divco
.
,
$1
pref.
6-
preferred
6%
4-27
4-
50c
A
6-25
& Company,
Shaffner
3%%
4-10
5-15
$1
Hayes Manufacturing Corp
Hecht Company, common (quar.)
4-10
4-30
preferred
^4-23
Corp., class A
convertible class
4-30
6 %
1
4-30
—
.Dishes Steel Construction Co., Ltd.—
12V2c
1
50c
_■
Extra
4-10
6%
4-11
5-15
$2
Match. Cos^ coramon>,(quar.)i_.:'_^i,
,$1.50 preferred (initial)
1
Diocesan Investment Trust Shares
Dividend
7-
"
1
5-15
,
$1.50
Diamond
$1.50
50c
s
RR
(quar.)_
Giorgio Fruit
Class B
4-30
5-
6-
'5%
stock)
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Hat Corp. of America, 4M2% pfd.
(quar.)
Hathaway Bakeries, Inc. (quar.)..____
Haydock Fund, Inc
1
25c
(The)
(Robert)
4-20
30c
(quar.) ___________
5% pfd. (quar.)
Detroit-Michigan Stove,
5% preferred 1 (quar.)
6-
(quar.)___
preferred
Co.
5-19
5-15
30c
Western
"
,
30c
(quar.)
.
Co.. (Kansas;
5-
25c
;
.
Derby
6-15
62V2c
Common
6-20
Denver
1
tquar.)____—15c
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
5%
6-20
(quar.)
debenture stock (quar.)_.
6-
(quar.)——
Co.
Gaiv
5-19
(quar.)
Oil
Gair
4-20
y2c
;
_____________
common
4-30
$1.06Vt
(Interim)
A
extra
Hartford Electric
Henke
(quar.)—
Industrial
Gabriel
4-15
(monthly)
Voting
4-16",
6-15
93%c
receipts
Telegraph
,
(monthly)—.
.(monthly).
Delaware Power & Light Co.
Dennison Mfg. Co., common "A"
1
5-
40c
Ltd.—^
preferred
$3.50
4-18
Class
t
Fulton
,12-5
35c
Co.
deposit
preferred
$2.20
9- 5
12-28
A
Extra
4-19
25c
—
Machine,
preferred
Wallace, class B
Fullerton
6-5
9-28
50c
preferred
4-16
30c
37V2c
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Froedtert Grain & Malting
9-15
B
preferred
1
4-20
(quar.).
(A. J.), Ltd.,
4Ms %
6-5
50c
&
Motor
Freiman
1
6-15
Class
6%
5-
4-30
$35c
(quar.)
In
dividend
(A.)
Hartz
1
50c
(payable in A stock)
Handmacher-Vogel, Inc., com. (quar.)
5%
preferred (s-a)
Hart,
1
25c
Corp.
preferred
Franklin
9-14
1
6-28
,
"50c
Davenport Water, 5%
4-13
6-11
Franklin Simon Co., Inc.— v y
4V2%
convertible preferred
(quar.)___.—
6-15
2
in-
25c
"
Stock
American
6-14
9-28
common
(quar.)
Vquar.)_"
Daystrom, Inc.
5- 1
5-
5-25
6-
25c
Stock
.
Ford
4-10*
Class
,
4-20
20c
(quar.)_j
Corp.
convertible
Forbes
4-17
5-18
7- 2
Dansker Realty & Security
Corp.—
Class. A (monthly)..
fClass B
1
.
5-
.
$1.12Va
$1.12Mi
;___
Dallas Railway & Terminal
Co., com.
7% preferred (quar.,)^_____
5-
*
preferred
Foote Brothers Gear &
60c
87V2C
(quar.)____
pfd.
5-14
1
Bank
3%%
7
(quar.)
A
$2
6-
$1.75
4 Mi %
Curtiss-Wright Corp.,
1
$1.75
preferred
Clothing Co.,
5-15
1- 1
(increased)
Food Machinery & Chemical—
7-13
"v
(quar.)
Press. 2V2 %
Curlee
6-
$2
;
1
5-15
—
Enamel
First
'
7-16
25c
—
Forster,
Cuban-American Sugar Co.
7% preferred (quar.)—]
6-5
'
$$1.20
—
Seal
&
6-
69c
Products, Inc.—
6% prior preferred (quar.1^
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Md. (quar.)
Firemen's Insurance Co.'(Newark)
(s-a)____
6-15
Paint;& Varnish Co., common (quar.).
25c
$3 prior pref.
(quar.)____l
i75c
Corn Exchange Bank Trust Co. (N. Y.)—
Quarterly
1
_1
75c
Crown
Year-end
$0.185625
4-24
1
6-10
$35c
Extra
$1.50
Flbreboard
5-2
7- 2
Cook
Crum
4-14
4-11
(quar.)
Extra
Ferro
15c
_
5-
Harris
i
11-
$1
(payable
(quar.)_
50c
(quar.)
5-
62MiC
extra
dividend
B
5-
:
preferred
Co.
Year-end
Class
9
—
pfd.
25c
1
Cementing Co. (quar.)
Co., Ltd. (increased)
of Calif., clas3 A (quar.)
1
25c
Oil
Stock
8-10
11-
(quar.)
Well
Extra
3
5-11
6-
Co.
Cotton
35c
Department "Stores, Inc.—
Common
(quar.)
4Vi%
3IV4C
(quar.)
.
5-
1
6-
9-
(quar.)
Extra
4
', $1.13
(quar.)—_;
pfd.
Hancock
Federated
5-21
6-30
3-31
Brothers
$25c
(quar.)
Works
4-30
„
______
Co., 4V2%
5-
Screw
Hamilton
12-
$1.40 pfd. (quar.)
Pittsfield, Inc.—
of
Halliburton Oil
$1.25
(quar.)____
Ltd.,
Co.
Halle
4-18
$1.75
pfd.
participating
Federal
4-30
5-21
6-1
10c
Inc.
5-31
,$1
___________
preferred
Continental Gin
4-20
50c
—
______
——
Extra
I
5%
common—
Grain.
Loan
$1.20
5-1
5-25
5-1
*37MiC
America,,
(quar.)_„
Continental Copper &
6-1
6-1
35c
.
(quar.)
,
Container
5-18
$10c
(quar.)
Federal
Federal
5-15
4-16
$1.25
(quar.)__
Fate-Root-Heath Co.
4-16
6-1
preferred
Fedders-Quigan Corp.
4-16
5-15
25c
H2c
;
4y2%
1
8- I
9- 1
12-
1
5-
6- 1
$40c
4-30
$1.25
(quar.)_______
common
Farrington Mfg., 5V2%
5-15
5-15
50c
Corp.
Fair
4-13
$1
,
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
Consumers Glass Cq., Ltd
1
25c
Consolidated Textile Co.'(extra)—
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd., class A
Class
5-
Gregg,
preferred (quar.
(The)—(See the Fair)
Fairbanks Company, 6%
Falstaff Brewing Corp.*
5-31
6- 1
25c
__
Paper
4-16
,
$1.25
&
Coe
$40c
$35c
(quar.)__
common-(increased)
Inc.,
Payable ofReo,
$400
4-30
6-
32V2c
pfd/' A
share
,
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-27
6-27
30c
(quar.)
$5
7-16
7-16
$1.25
(quar.)__
Corp
Railroad Co.,
7%
4-16
6-30
,
Consolidated Laundries Corp, (quar.)
Consolidated Natural Gas Co. (s-a)
Consolidated
4-16
.
&
Faber,
\
..
(quar.)_______
70c
60c
Group Associates
(quar.)
Heating Products, Ltd
;
Eversharp,
Consolidated
Class
Millwork
5-12
1
6-
25c
—
$5 preferred A (quar.)_
$5 preferred A (quar.)
Esmond Mills Ltd., 5% preferred
Mines, Ltd.__
Empire
Employers
,
Gypsum Lime Ss Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.-—
15c
9-15
-t$2
Holdere
When
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
t$2
Connecticut'Light
$1.50
Company
Ely tz Walker Dry Goods Co.—
New common (initial)
7% 1st preferred (s-a)
6%
2nd preferred (s-a)
Empire District Electric, 5% pfd.
Holdere
When
per
Name of
5-16
15c
5-
(Toronto)—
,
Coniaurum
6%
5-15
40c
."
(initial)
Life
Hol&ert
Payable of Rec.
75c
-ccmmon____
Confederation
When
Per
.
Name of Company
,
Concord Gas Co.
45
(1833)
95c
Class
5.90%
A
Co.,
5-15
1
7-
2
1
6-1$
9-15
(
r
f
20c
4-30
4-
9
4-30
4-
9
6-
1
5-11
5-
1
4-10
75c
8-
1
7-11
35c
> 82.50
7-
1
6-11
40c
75c
common—
(quar.)—
A
6-
10-
$1-25
(Increased)
Fibre
Class
*1
87M2c
87M2c
<
preferred (quar.)
Keyes
6-
—
1st
preferred
Keystone-Pipe & Supply Co., 5%
6% preferred (s-a)
pfd. (s-a)
—
$2.50
6-30
6-20
12-30
12-20
46
(1834)
\
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of Company
Keystone
Steel
&
When
Share
Wire
Co.
(quar.)
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
40C
Kingan & Company, 4% preferred
(quar.)—
Kings County Lighting Co. (quar.)
Kings County Trust Co. (quar.)
Kingston Products Corp. (s-a)
6-
9
5-16
$1
5-
1
4-13
10c
6-
1
5-16
$20
5-
1
4-23
—
10c
6-15
Knickerbocker
Beneficial
Mining Co., Ltd.
?2c
5-
3-31
Kresge
(S.
interest
series
10c
.
(quar.)
4Va %
preferred
20c
(quar.)
preferred
Kroger Company,
6%
1st
1%
7%
2nd
2nd
Kropp
preferred
Forge
Salle
Extension
Class
Lehigh
New
common
Gold
Lerner
Salt
(initial
Mines,
Stores
Leslie
quar.)
——
(quar.)„—
(quar.)_
Co.
29c
4-30
4-20
10c
5-26
5-14
16c
5
8-
4
25c
11-15
11-
5
56 %c
5-
1
100%
5-
2
112%c
4-30
4-16
4-30
4-16
5-
1
4-16
50c
5-
1
4-16
5-
1
100%
5-
4
4-23
30c
6-
1
5-10
4-30
5-
4-20
1
5-11
stock
December
guaranteed
4
9-10
8-20
12-10
11-19
00
CO -10-52
2-18
3-10-53'*
5-22
"2-T8V
25C
5-
4
—_—
25c
6-
1
5-
4
$1
7-
2
6-22
10-
1
9-21
1-1-52
12-22
pfd. (quar.)—
J——
$1
$1
6-
1
(quar.)
$1
1
4-20
5-
1
4-17
10c
5-
1
4-17
75c
6-
1
5-
6-
1
5-12
——
common
(quar.)——
—
—
.—r,
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
Lord & Taylor, 8% 2nd
preferred (quar.)
Louisiana Power & Light
Co., $6 pfd. (quar.)
Louisiana State Rice
—
Milling———
Louisville & Nashville RR.
(quar.)
5-
1
35c
5-
1
4-10
$1
5-
1
4-20
50c
$1.75
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
$2
5-
1
4-17
"$1.50
5-
1
4-
40c
5-
1
4-23
6-12
12 V2C
25c
(quar.)
(quar.;—
9
5-
1
5-15
5-
5
5-15
4-25
25c
5-15
4-25
5-
(quar.)
4-13
1
5-15
5-
4
Inc.—
(quar.):
preferred
(quar.)-
42c
preferred
(quar,)——
I2V2C
5-15
5-10
5-15
5-10
IOV2C
Corporation
(quar.)
5-15
5-10
13c
_
Macassa Mines, Ltd
6-15
5-15
10c
___
Extra
50c
Corporation
(quar.)
4-23
4-30
4-23
4-30
)
4-23
Company,
$1.06 V*
5-
1
4-
9
$1
5-
1
4-
9
common.
6-15
25C
_
priority shaves
Mallhit
(The)
Manning,
Maple
Initial
(initial)
&
Milling
25c
Co.,
Fully
Patriclpatmg
Field
Mar-Tex
&
Ltd.—.—
$3.40
1947
preferred
5%
preferied
MoBrine
50c
1
4-20
1
4-30
6-
1
5-15
12-
1
11-15
(quar .)
(quar.)
McCall
Stores
City Bank
Semi-annual
of
Co..
1
5-15
1
5-15
4-16
5-
1
4-
9
5-
2
1
6-13
4-14
Co.
(quar.)
Extra
60c
class
A
Paper
&
preferred
6%
preferred
National Rubber
-
J12 Vic
6-
1
5-11
6-11
5-11
5-1
4-20
8-
1
7-21
10-30
10-20
6-20
6-
7-1
6-1
Corp
4-30
4-20
5-15
4-30
62Vic
8-15
7-31
25c
6-12
6-
5-
1
4-20
$1
5-
1
4-20
4Vi%
Water
53'/ac
Packing
Co.,
;
4V'4%
pfd.
(quar.)__
Mines,
Ltd.
3%%
(increased)
1
6-1
5-1
5-15
5-
$1.183,4
5-
1
4-14
Brake
5-1
"4-16
5-18
5-
15c
5-
1
4-30
6-30
5-19
50c
5-
1
4-20
80c
6-
1
5-15
5-
3c
Co.
(increased
quar.)_
Co., Inc
10c
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
adj. pfd.
(quar.)
4-20
7-1
6-8
7-1
6-8
7-1
6-8
75c
(quar.)___
preferred
4-20
5-15
$1.12 Vi
4Vi%
$4.50
common
1
42Vic
$1.12Vi
Gas,
(quar.)
Norfolk Southern Ry. Co.
9
93%c
&
preferred
6-15
6-
25c
5-1Q
4-11
1
Norma-Hoffman Bearings Corp.—
preferred
Normetal
(accum.)
Mining
$1.50
Ltd.
1
4-16
North Central Texas Oil
6-
1
5-
1
150 Vic
Northeastern Water,
6-
1
5-
1
Northern Illinois
37V2C
5-
1
4-12
1
4-12
American Car
Corp
convertible preferred
$l.ou
Northern Railroad
Co.
6-29
5-31
6-29
5-31
6-
9
5-24
7-
2
6-22
50c
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
common
pieierred
4-18
30c
(quar.)
$4 prior pfd.
Corp.,
converuole
common
,
4-30
tlOc
(quar.)
Special
4-14
4-14
$2
33c
8-15
8-
3
preferred
(quar.)
33c
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)_
1st
preferred
preferred
$4.50
1st
preferred
__a,
(quar.)__
(New Hampshire)
(quar.)
$1
6-
6-
9
1
5-21
5-15
20c
5-
1
4-20
37Vic
5-
1
4-20
$1.50
4-30
4-12
5
2-
5
4-25
5-15
t75c
5-15
JS1.50
:
4-2
1
4-13
6-
$1.06
1
5-
,
*
1
5- 1
4-10
5-
4-20
4-30
1
5-
1
7-
1
10-
1
9-14
1-2-52
12-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.12Vi
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
$1.12ya
non-cum.
2nd
$4
non-cum.
2nd
pfd.
$1
10- 1
$4 non-cum.
2nd
pfd.
$1
1-2-52
(quar.)
$1
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
Philadelphia Electric, 3.80% pfd. (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.).
;_
4.40% preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban WAter Co.—
$3.95
95c
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10"
5-
Inc.,
pfd.
dividend!-
6-
1
5-11
9834C
.6-
1
5-11
£-
1
5-11
5%
97Vic
5*
4-30
(quar.)_______
(quar.)
5-
61.25
4-16
4-16
4-20
1
50c
6-1
41
common
7-16
7-
HVaC-..
5-1
3-31
62V2C
(quar.)
5-
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.—
—
Valley Wine Co.__________________
preferred
preferred
Preston East
Procter
&
Co., 6%
pfd.
(accum.)
Gamble
pfd.
Mines, Ltd.
Co.
Service
(s-a)
_____
Co.
of
Philadelphia
preferred
(quar.)
Electric
preference
1
4-20
1
4-20
5-
1
4-11
5-
1
4-11
7-14
6-15
5-
1
4-li
62V'2C
1
4-20
35o
5-
1
4-13
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-1$
5-
(quar.)
6-3Q
6-
1
6-30
6-
1
20c
(quar.)
5-15
4-20
XWlVaC
preferred
Ltd.
Co.,
4-25
4-25
35c
Quarterly Distribution Shares, Inc.
Power
5-15
5-15
$1.02
(qu«r.)__
Quaker Oats Co., 6%
65c
Gas—
<fc
(quar.)_
preferred
Quebec
4-26
5-
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)
Flour Mills, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
$3.50
5-10
5-
$1.06V*
com.
Fuget Sound Power <fc Light Co.
Purity
f
1
50c
Co. of Colorado,
Service
4.08%
-
6-
$1.29
t4c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
4.20%
Public
<
40c
Provident Tru.ct
4V<%
10c
5-1
4-6
$1.50
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)_
5-31
5-
5-
4-30
5
2
J25«
5-25
4-16
?15c
5-
4-21
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd.—
Participating
Radio
Corp.
$3.50
class
of
New
&
Light
1st
Raymond Concrete Pile
$3
preferred
Ravonier, Inc.
Reece
(C.
Class
50c
,
87V2C
(quar.)
quar.)—___—
25c
common
(Mass.),
A.), $2 partic.
5%
class
A
pfd.
(quar.)
5%
Fire
Insurance
Reliance Electric
New
common
4-20
5-15
4-27
5-10
4-12
5-
1
4-16
5-
1
4-20
25c
5-
1
4-20
2VaC
(Canada), Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
Reliable
4-20
$1.25
5-
com.
(Ohio)
(quar.)
& Engineering Co.—
(initial)
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
?25c
5-
1
4-14
i25c
(quar.>__.
7-
8%c
(quar.)
Reitman's
4-23
1
1
50c
(quar.)
1
55-
50c
(quar.)
—
A
6-11
2
75c
(increased quar.)
B
class
4-20
7-
50c
common
Drug Co., common
35c
5-28
75c
Co.,
(quar.)
Corporation
Reed
Reed
common
preferred
1
Securities—-
(initial
common
(quar.)
America,
convertible
Railway
A
5-
1
4-14
35c
.5-
1
4-25
4-30
4-20
40c
-
4-9,
90c
(quar.)
Year-end
Public
fj
$140
1
$1.17V/2
3.60%
(quar.)
Dome
2
$1.50
(accum.)
Potomac Edison Co.,
5-8
-
(quar.)____;
v
Portland Gas & Coke
4- 2
1
5-1
41
Pioneer Petroleum Co., prior pfd. ,(s-a)______
7%
6-15
9-14;
12-14
20c
Phillips-Jones Corp., 5%
Mills,
1
6-15
91Vic
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Philip Morris & Co., com. (stock
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)—
4% preferred
(quar.)
preferred
1
4-
$1.10
$3.65
$4
7-
..
$l:07Vi
(quar.)
preferred
4-14
$1.50
$4
Common
5-15.
40c
30c
(quar.)
pfd.
4-16
5-
$1.06VV
50c-
Philadelphia Co., 6% preferred (s-a)
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.
1st
11-
10c
Co..
11-15
33c 2-15-52
Grinding Wheel
Reading Company,
jioc
Corp.,
1
North
(quar.)_
$1.40
1
10c
1
Company
Air
4-16
933Ac
Mining Co
Process
5-
60c
England" Fund
York
1
Company
New
New
4
5-
$1.06Va
(quar.)
pfd.
preferred .(quar.)
Calumet
New
5-4
5-
5-15
75c
(s-a)
5-15
5-15
30c
Co
Brothers, Inc., 4%%
New Park
4-30
47Vic
Fibre
Co.
J.)
5
preferred
Producers Refining
Vulcanized
(J.
,
Co.—
Nebraska-Iowa
33/<%
1
5-
5
5
4.70%
35c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Naugatuck
1
3
2-
Pleasant
20c
5
8-
11-
5-
5-25
O-l
5-
8-15
11-15
5-15
4-13
1
5-15
25c
25c 2-15-52
6-15
1
6-15
4-20
33c
Permanente Cement Co.
:-
*
9-15
(quar.)
5-
10-
1
1
25c
$1.75
62Vie
!
Products, Inc.
$1.40 convertible preferred
(quar.)
National
(quar.)
25c
*
Pittsburgh Steel—
7%
preferred class B—This issue called
for redemption on June 1 at 6120 per
share plus this dividend
National Starch
3.80%
1
5-
7-
10- 1
preferred
Pillsbury
$2
Tea
preferred
1
Quarterly
1
5-
4-11*
tl5c
(quar.)
Machinery Co
National Savings & Trust Co.
(Wash., D. C.)
National
(quar.)_
$1.50
class A pfd.
Type
(quar.)
(quar.j—
preferred
$2.50 convertible preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
125c
—
1
15c
(quar.).
Co., 7%
5-
(quar.i
5-21
5-
-
6% preferred B (quar.)
National Mallinson Fabrics
.5-
(s-a)
6-11
50c
Co.—
(quar.)
Merchandise
H
6-15
70c
J 15c
A
State Electric
1
1
7-
1
J15c
Machine
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
class
York
7-
Ltd.
com__
6-
5c
5-
Gil
4-13
5c
York
(reduced)
4-18
1
6-15
5c
New
110c
1
5-
25c
(quar.i
Welding
Norfolk & Western
Ry., 4%
(quar.)
5-
55c
-z
60c
National
5-10
4-20
4-16
1
(quar.)
National Gas & Oil Corp
National
5-26
5-15
(s-a).
Ltd.,
preferred
preferred
6%
5-10
5-
9
12-15
Penman's, Ltd.,
4-16
40c
preferred
Electric
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
1
5-26
4-23
1-1-52
Pennsylvania Power, 4V4% pfd. (quar.)—_—
4.24% preferred (initial quar.)
Peoples National Bank (Brooklyn) (quar.)__
'*'"4-14
5-
5
5-
$1.32
4-14
1
6-15
5-21
62 Vic
$4.50
4-30
25c
$1
75c
5-24
1
(quar.)
$4.50
15c
(quar.)
Corp,
7-
5-31
62Vic
■
5-
$1
20c
$1.32
9-20
„
5-
6-15
(quar.)
Peninsular
12-20
56>/ic
4-20
50c
50c
$1.32
6-21
9-26
1
7
Co.—
Perkins Machine <k Clear Co
12-28
5-13
5-
6-15
Common
$1
5-16
(increased)
com.
Co.,
National
1
6-28
1
2
$1.32
6-14
6-
6-
5-15
7-
5-1
$1
6-14
•
10c
$1.50
4-
$1
4-20
6-29
4-20
4-16
—
$1
5-15
1
6-29
20c
preferred A (quar.)
National Dairy Products
Corp. (quar.)___
National Distillers Products
Corp. (quar.)
National Drug & Chemical
conv.
6-15
5-
1
1
1
Common
5-15
25c
5-
%
55-
6-1
4-15
7Vic
5-15
$1.25
•—_—
Line
4-30
4-30
4-20
convertible prior preferred (quar.)
31V4c
Peerless Casualty (N. H.)
(quar.)
—20c
Peninsula Telephone, common (quar.)
62Vic
5-10
6-15
5-15
5-15
5-1
5-10
4-30
4-30
Co.—
1
Pipe
•
4-30
5-15
,
*
4-30
5-15
4-30
7
5-31
$1.25
Cleveland
Inc.,
New
IO
5-
5-31
20c
;
'
5-15
5-15
6-1
4-14
5-17
from
(quar.)
City Bank of N. Y.
National City Lines
6%
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
McLellan
National
1
1
Corporation
13c
National Casket Co., common
National Chemical & Mfg. Co._
5-15
6-
1
5-
5-25
4-30
15c
4-15
50c
4-16
5
45c
4-13
10c
7-
...
B
Inc.
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
McColl-Fontenac
National By-Products
Extra
1
75c
1
5-20
$1.50
profits)--
1
,
A
securities
8-
6-
(quar.)
Ltd., class
realized
6-
93 Vic
(quar.)
5-
1
6-
5-15
50c
(quar.)
4-13
40c
5-
;
32Vic
(quar.)
Transport
(s-a)—
Eastern
6-15
1
$1.50
—_
Narragansett Electric, 4Vi%-pfd. (quar.)___
Nathan Strauss-Duparquet, Inc.
(quar.)
90c
5-15
6-30
$1.50
(quar.)
$3
com.
Company, Ltd.—
Participating preferred (s-a)
Class
4-15
5-25
5-
4-16
5%
4-10
6-11
pfd.
Parke, Davis & Co.
Peabody Coal Co., common
6-25
4-30
50c
&
Park & Tilford Distillers
7
6-
1
12Vic
37Vic
(quar.)
preferred
4-20
(L.)
McCabe Grain,
Extra
preferred
6-
Co.,
series
Co.,
6%
6%
Newberry
5-
7-
12Vic
(quar.)_
5-18
2
7-3
50c
5%
4% preferred (quar.)
Paragon Electric Co. (quar.)
1
35c
*
(quar.)
Mutual Investment Fund, Inc.—
(7c- from ordinary ..income and
'
5-
(quar.)
Chemical
'
5-15
5c
(s-a)——
Maytag Company, $3 preferred
McArthur
%•• preferred
5-25
(quar.)
preferred
1
5—
common.—
Stores
preferred
preferred
Neiman-Marcus
6-
'
Department
$3.75
6-30
6-12
—
$3.75
5-15
4-11
30c
45c
—
Common
Masawippi Valley RR.
May
1
4-30
5-
preferred
Common
4-12
35c
conv.
60c
1
5-15
tl5c
Munising Paper Co.. 5% 1st pfd. (quar.)___
Munising Wood Products Co., common
5%
5-
75c
2c
Royal Rice Mills, Ltd
Producers Coip.
(s-a)____.
New
(quar.)—_
Realization,
6-
5-25
150c
——
(qufcr.i
Co.
Mount
$1.50
4%
1
t55c
Petroleum
American
Panhandle
7
4-
3c
Neisner
Moore—
Bancorporation—
stock
(quar.)—-
Marshall
+$1.25
150c
Company
Maxwell
Leaf
Marine
________
(quar.)
Extra
4-30
Pan
5-
75c
—
Light Co.,
4-16
31 Vic
.
iquar.)
Page-Hershey Tubes, Ltd
5-23
4-27
62Vic
(quar.)_
1
6-
35c
56Vic
(quar.)___
Extra
5%
14C
—.+——
50c
Conv.
Corp.
Company
National Lead
50c
Service,
5-
4-13
4-16
5c
$4
20c
Luzerne City Gas & Electric—
4Va'/o preferred (quar.)
Magnavox
Morrison-Knudsen Co., common
5% preferred (quar.)__
National
$1
:
Extra
Corporation
2
Co.—
Hotel,
Inc
5-
15c
(quar.)
4-23
1
5-
59%c
_____
quarterly basis
Telephone Co. (quar.)——_:u—
A
9
$1.25
Lighting
Finance
6-
4-30
t22'/2C
Dry
(quar.)
..J
Morris Plan Corp. of America, common
$2.25 preferred series A (quar.)
6
—
a
class
(quar.)
(G. C.) Company
(quar.)_
Mutual Chemical Co. of America—>
50c
(quar.)——
(accum.)
Co.
_
Murphy
8-20
Long-Bell Lumber Co. of Missouri.——
Long-Bell Lumber Corp, (Md.) —
Lukens Steel
(quar.)___
preferred
Diablo
11-19
——
Lucky Stores,
preferred
R.)
Products
9-10
Inc.
Theaters
non-cum.
4%%
Motor
5-
5-15
11-15
343«c
~
-
Goods, comn:on.i.
Morrell (John) & Company (quar.)
Morris Paper Mills, common
(quar.)
Mount
$1
Extra
Extra
(William
4-16
12-10
Loekwood-Dutchess,
Baltimore
participating
Corp., Ltd.
10-25
50c
—
on
$3
1
50c
Extra
A
(quar.)
Moody's Investors Service—
1
50c
(quar.)
Island
preferred
5-
1-—
Lock Joint Pipe
Co., 8%
8% preferred (quar.)
3% preferred (quar.i
Class
$6
11-
9
6-15
12-15
4-16
4-24
(quar.)——(quar.)
'1—
guaranteed
&
6-15
3
1
31 Vic
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
lc
(quar.)
A
Public Service, $1.30 1st pfd. (quar.)
Pacific Western Oil Corp., 4% pfd. (quar.)_
Pacolet
Manufacturing
(quar.)—
4-16
7-25
m
and
(quar.)——
Mills
Power
1
1
$1.10
quarterly
Pacific
1
B
pfd.
Pacific
5-15
5-
31 Vic
Pacific
5-
series
1st
1st
Corp., common
5-24
__
pfd.
redeemable
redeomaolc
5-24
4-29.
1
31 Vic
5%
4-14
750c
Extra
guaranteed
Boston
(s-a)-
4.40%
(quar.)__
1
4-20
5-15
25c
(quar.)
6-16
4-20
6-
37Vic
343#c
(quar.)^___
(quar.)
preferred A
Pacific Lighting
4-16
1
5- 1
'
(quar.)
pfd.
5-15
5-
$1.25
31 Vic
1st pfd.
6-16
J$1.25
Mountain
September,
Inc.
Co.,
preferred
2c
,
Co.
5%
4-30
5-
1
4-16
5-15
%
40c
—_
5-22
$1.10
redeemable
$1.20
preferred
5-11
pays
1st prelerred
5%
$1.12'/2
4.80%
5-
$1.10
5%
4.50%
preferred series C (quar.)
Monroe Loan Society, o'/2%
pfd. (quar.)—
Montana Power Co., common
(quar.)
6-
—_—_
5 Vi
$1.10
5-31
———
5-31
4-19
4-30
37V2C
Television.—'_.
Power
Robinson
4-18
$1.25
—
Electric, 6%
6-30
J50c
&
&
5-15
$ 1.37V2
(quar.)
Gamble
Gas
5-10
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)—--
Pacific
Pacific
40c
___
Radio
Monongahela
$1.10
Special
Special
Loblaw,
Semi-annual
1
(quar.)-—
4-20
4-18
130c
_
S.)
8-
March.
Special
Mitchell
Moore
1
4-20
4-30
4-30
4-16
$1.25
sinking fund preferred (quar.)
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)
1
26>/ic
_
Co., Ltd.
(Robert) Co., Ltd.
Monarch
4-23
6-
(J.
Original————
RR.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp., $1.60 prior pref.
(quar.i—
4-16
5- 1
$1
______—
$5 pref. (quar.)_____.—
Corp. of California—
5%
$1.183/4
B
Mitchell
5-21
$1
*
$1.06(4
5-
Moore
6-23
4-20
$1.50
4-30
4-23
preferred
Mississippi Power & Light, $6 pfd. (quar.)—
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co., common
5-25
2
5%
4-30
6-11
7-
5-15
4-30
1
4-30
$10
$1.25
Co.,
Paper
5-15
5-
J$1
t$1.75
—
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
4-20
5-15
5-21
Finance
1
6-15
30c
Oxford
5-15
Class
Company
Pacific
5-
10c
5-15
Outlet
5-16
4-30
4-30
5-1
6-15
30c
5-15
4-16
5-15
2
5-15
4- 5
5-15
5-15
5-
1
6-1
6-1-
4c
4-20
6-
4-30
Gas
Products, Ltd., common
V/o preferred
(quar.)
Oregon-American Lumber Corp.
6-15
50c
4-30
56Vic
32 Vic
iquar.)—
(quar.)
Steel
6-15
-
50c
40c
1
capital
5T)c
___
_
preferred
50c
25c
-
(quar.)
4-14
5-15
$1.12'/a
1
4-30
•
—10c
—
(s-a)
(s-a)
$1.50
Minute Maid
6-
guaranteed
Macoil
4-18
' 6-
____
—
15c
90% C
' 5-15
held.)
preferred
5-
Special
Macco
4-13
5-15
6-15
—„________
$5.50
4-30
5-
8-15
6-15
Rhoads, Inc., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd. (interim)—.
Minneapolis Gas Co
Minneapolis-Moline
Co.,
common..
60c
(quar.)—
56c
1
5-15
25c
75c
Miller &
4-19
25c
common
Co.—
common
preferred
87 VaC
(quar.)——;—.
Lyons
5-
$3
1
6-11
—
Midwest Piping & Supply Co., Inc
Miles
Shoes, Inc.,
common
(quar.)
43/< %
preferred (quar.)
(initial)
par
capital
Lynch
6-
Co.,
25c
capital
7%
6-15
25c
(quar.)—_
'
4-10
4-26
4-16
1
Ontario
4-16
4-16
5-
25C
Extra
50c
Original
Lorain
3
share
Abpasive
25c
Original
Original
June,
9-28
12-28
7-
eacli
25c
—
common
Corporation
Miami
10-10
1- 10-52
—
:
.
preferred (quar.)
Link-Belt Company, new com. $5
Lord
6-28
(Greenville, S. C.)
$3.50
Now
7-10
30c
—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Lincoln Printing Co.,
Long
Midwest Oil
5-17
for
40c
—
Loew'u
4-20
5-31
12c
pfd.
&
in
4-30
75c
Myers Tobacco Co. (quar.)
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co.
(Ind.)
Above
Mid-West
10c
Lid
Liberty Life Insurance
Quarterly
•
Lionel
4-28
125c
—
Little
7-17
6-15
4-14
1
5-1
$1.22 Va
:
1
1
$1.10
—
Natural
Co.
5- 1
5-
4-30
25c
—,—
Electric
&
4-16
20c
Co,
Gas
4-13
1
Co., com. (quar.)__
50c
4%% preferred A (quar.)
$0.53375Okonite Company (quar.)
25c
Oliver Corp., 4Vi%
preferred (quar.)
$1.12 Vi
Oliver United Filters, class A (quar.)
50c
Ontario & Quebec Ry. (s-a)
tS3
Co.
Midland X- Pacific Grain
Ccrp., Ltd.—
Stock dividend (three 4%
preferred shares
8%
——-—'—-
Corp., 41/a%
Co.
Extra
5-10
5-
(quar.)
Electric
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp.
6-28
3lV4c
&
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4.90% preferred (quar.)
Micromatic Hcne Corp, (quar.)
15c
Lexington Trust Fund Shares—.
Libbe.y-Owens-Ford
Glass
Co
———Libby McNeil & Libby (s-a)
:
Special
Liggett
6-20
preferred
20c
& Sons Co., 3.85% pfd.
(quar.)
Portland Cement
(stock dividend)-
Leitch
6-26
.
8-
(James)
(quar.)__
Oklahoma
4 Va %
Michigan Gas
5c
—
Lees
••
$1.75
(quar.)-
pfd.
11-16
5-10
'
Rubber & Tire Corp.
Extra
——
Leather
1
5-
333%C
22Vic
(quar.)
iquar.j_
11-30
4-16
B
Lee
Ohio
A
6%
Co.,
Co.
Shoe
$1.12Va
5-10
1
6-15
———
4
4-13
5-
SI
Co.
series
F.)
Ohrbach's, Inc., $2.25 preferied A
1
———
5-
preferred
(Charles
Oklahoma
1
Quarterly
Quarterly
———-—I——
Lane Bryant,
Inc., 4'/2% preferred (quar.)—
Lane-Wells Co. (stock
dividend)—————
Laurentide Acceptance Corp.,
Ltd., class A_
£>-15
Co.
Pharmacal
Vi %
8-17
10c
Landis Machine Co. (quar.)
Nunn-Bush
J5c
Norwich
5-18
2
Laboratories, $1.16 pfd. (quar.)
Lakey Foundry & Machine Co
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd
Lacnston (M. H.), Inc., $6
pfd,'(s-a)—_—
Noyes
8-31
5-
Lakeside
4
4-20
1
5-31
7-
(quar.)
&
5-21
4-30
5-
'
$1.12V3
10c
Ltd.
Michaels Stern
6-15
5-15
10c
$1.12 Va
10c
(John),
25c
$1.75
«,
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
Quarterly
Quarterly
Labatt
,
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)—
com,
Mcyercord Company (quar.)
Mica Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Utilities, 4%
5-
25c
Extra
Northwestern
preferred
40c
University
4-20
Payable of Rec.
50c
preferred
9-20
—i.
Inc.,
6-15
1
Holdert
When
Share
(quar.)—,
4 Va %
6-
—
Co.,
(quar.)
1
5-
Company
Engineering
4Va%
12-20
—
La
preferred
7-
45c
Northwest
5-15
$1.50
I/AigJon Apparel. Inc. (quar.)—
LaCrosse Telephone Corp
La Luz Mines, Ltd
La Plante-Choate
Mfg. Co.—
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
62Vac
Name cf
4-30
4-17
9-26
—V
7%
Stores
5-15
4-17
—
(quar.)
Mercantile
Monday, April 30, 1951
Per
Payable of Rec.
37'/2c
1
12-27
_.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
6-12
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
Share
Telephone Co., common
preferred (s-a)
Melville Shoe Corp. (quar.)
5%
.
.
Holdert
5-
75c
$1.12 Va
Company
When
4-30
50c
$1.12ya
common
preferred
4-30
—
(quar.)
preferred
5-20
34 %C
S.)
Company (quar.)
Kress (S. H.)
Company (quar.),
Kroehler Mfg.,
preferred (quar.)-.—4 Va %
1
f und—
Kobacker Stores, Inc., common
$1.37'/2 preferred (quar.)—
Name of
Meadvllle
5-18
(s-a)_
___
Kirkland Lake Gold
Per
.
Volume 173
Number 5007
The Commercial and Financial■
(1835)
Per
Name of
Company
Share
Renold-Coventry, Ltd.,
class A
(quar.)
,
Class
7%
B
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)___
preierred
preferred
(quar.)__
7%
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
7%
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
Inc.,
common
preferred
guaranteed
7%
guaranteed
Roanoke
Gas
5%
&
Gas
,4*65 %
Rohm
Co.
(quar.)___
Haas
l_r.•
;___
Rutland
&
(quar.)
7%
St*.
preferred
Louis,
5%
San
1
&
Co.,
Class B
Industries
Schwitzcr
$4
;
./;,•■
1;
&
I
r
6-
1
5-
1
4-20
4-16
.
27 y2c
5-
1
1
85c
5-
1
5-
25c
(quar.)
1
4-17*
4-27
9iy4c
$1.07 Va
6-
1
5-14
25c
—
5-
1
4.32%
4-10
'
6-
1
.
5-14
.
(quar.)..—
A
(quar.)
A
'
$1.25
6-26
9-27
$1.25
:
(quar.)_„
%
$1.25
(quar.) %
pfd.
12-27
•»
27 y2 c
:
•
...——
9-17
5-
Texas Power &
4-20
$4
50c
6-15
6-
1
Textron,
—
25%
—r
4-30
20c
-
v
$1.25
5-
,
S'% preferred" (quar.).:
&
Dohme,
Inc., $4.25 pfd.
Shawinigan Water &
Sheraton
Corp.
Sheraton,
Inc.
of
The
Power
Co
America
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
common
(quar.)—.
Sherwin-Williams Co.
of
130c
—
-
.?51
.....
6%
preferred
).
,Mines Ltd.
Miller
Simmons
Sinclair
Skelly
.
Oil
Ltd.—.
(N.J
6-
1
(quar.)
.—!
:
common
Brothers.
Corp.
Traders
1
Steel" &
6-28
Iron
6-
6-15 '
6-
J45C
5-
4-12
f
Smith
(A.
Smith
(quar.)—
Corp.l_
5 -15
414%
Electric Co.
4-10
$4
;
Solar
&
Co.,
90c
pfd.
conv.
Sonotone Corp., common—
$1.25
.
t50c
(quar.)—
preferred
Bend Lathe
Works
Southern
4.48%
50c
>'
—
California Edison Co., com. (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
of
Air
Lines,
1
4-20
United
1
4-2
United
3-31
%/
4-30
%
/
50e
preferred
Southern
Canada
Indiana
Southern
,
4.80%:
Power Co.,
1
5-15
2
4-19
5-
B
4- 5%
4-30
4-
4-30
Gas
preferred
&
Electric
5-15
5-
4-14
1
5%
Railway
5 %
Lumber
.
$2.20
;
Envelope
S.
(quar.)
Mills; Inc.
5-
Drug Corp.,,
Life
common—
Co,
4-
Co.—
55c
Southwestern
Ins,
8-16 :
5-15
(Dallas)
5-
30c
._
S.
S.
Lines
S.
U.
(quar.)
7-13
23e
6-
1
5-
1
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
4.15%
preferred
4.40%
preferred
'
(quar.)—,—„—j.
(quar.);
(quar.)———
———
*
U.
$1.03 y4
&
&
Brothers
Company,
Swasey
**•'
-
preferred
Gas
preferred
preferred
Jet
Services.
Wentworth
(quar.)
50c
6-
9
5-11
6%
Radiator
S.
6%
West
8
6-
8
5-15
8-13'
Sugar Corp.
preferred
Westchester
Western
Fire
Canada
7-
1
5%
8-10
11-15
1
25c
7-
2
f
:
,
White
5-15
$1
4-20
5-15
5-15
4-20
5-15
4-20
5-
4-
$2
4-20"
92%c
87%C
•
'
(quar.)
J20c
1
(quarj
....
50c,
■
(quar.).—__
5-10
87 %c
mtm.
//,/
(quar,)..
J37C
V;
U.
U.
S.
Rubber
mm•
5-
1:
4-10
7-
2
6rl4'l
55C
S.
Spring
4\'2%r
&
—
U.
S.
Steel
Inc.
7-
1
■
4'/2%
Woolworth
$1.50
5-
B
(s-a)
Public
(F.
6-15
6-
H
Light
Service,
Co.
Cab
4-16
4-16
York County
6-11
5-21
Yuba
5-15
5-
Zellers, Ltd.,
6-
5-15
1
1
6%
Corp.—
7-30
6-1
J-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
5-
V 3-16
1
8-
1
7-16
$2.50
11-
1
10-15
5-15
4-20
25c
5-26
5-U
'6-1
5-3
$1.50
7-31
7-16
90c
6■>
1
5-15
5-15
4-30
.
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-31
common./
25c
5-
1
v
$1.25
5-
1
4-16
50c
6-
1
4-20;
(quar.)
Co.,
Associates.._—...
10c
y4-30>
4-16
4-23
,
25c
6%
new
preferred
preferred
1
4-19
5-
1
4-1G
6-
1
5-
—10c
pfd.
4-21
5-1
-4-21
37V2c
(quar.)—
4-30
4-20
(quar.)
75c
Fields
(initial
com.
5-19
1
$1
________—_
conv,
Gas Co.
5-
25c
common—.
Consolidated Gold
5%
4-30
8-22
com.
(quar.)
Co.,
1
1
56 %C
—
B.)
preferred
5-
20c
common—.
5-22
6-15
$1.25
__
...
5-
$2
4-20
50c
75c
'.)
(quar.)
5-1
1
$1.25
•
(quar.)
W.)
(Alan
Yellow
5-10
20c
t—
Co.,
Monthly
$4
1
4 25
4-25
;
5-
25c
Special
25c
—
———
~
25c
$1.25
Wrlgley (Wm.) Jr. Co. (Del;) (monthly)
45c
5-
5-15
30c
6-20
—
4-23
:
Worcester Transportation
Wrisley
1
5-15
%
(quar,)
y
&
Corp.
6-15
8-31*'
5-
5-15
15c
(quar.)15c
4-14
11-30**
4:21
4-23
$2.50
1
9-20
4-21
1
1
$2.50
series
1
12-20
1
55-
50c
...
preferred
5-18
5-31*
5-
$1
...
22 %C
(quar.)—_—
$1.43%
......
Wisconsin
75c
pfd.
7
15c
75C
(quar.)
* 4-
(quar;)
28c
(quar.$1.20
preferred (quar.)
$1.12V2
1
(s-a)
7
4-30
(quar.)
quar.)
preferred
Power
6-
(year-end )-
5-15
4-
preferred
4-13
6-14
>
25c
preferred
5-10
2
5-
7- 2
6-15
Sewing
Bonkshares
Wisconsin
$1
1
50c
Wisconsin Electric Power, common...
6% preferred (quar.)
60c
,.2-
4-30
(Mass.)..—_
Wisconsin
(quar.).,
Co.,
Co.,
(increased
3
4.80%
,.
1214c
3114c
3
:
11-15
2-15-52
(quar.)...
common
4-
75c
Bumper
Rubber
3-22
5-10
1
5-1
...
4-
5%
(quar ).
preferred
(quar.)
1
2
4-18
5-
8- 1
11- 1
...
7
7-
,4-18
50c
common
1
3.60%
1
5-15
$1.25,
...
Ltd., class A" (quar.)
Crampton Corp.
$1.06%
non-cum.
....
5-
5-10
7
8-15
(quar.)
...—_
5-22
1
$1.25
(quar.).:
Gibbs
&
1
55-
5-15
$L25
...
Co.
Stores, Inc.,
Co.
Common
1
9- 7
$1.25
Hosiery Co., common.,
6-
6-
9-15
$1.25
5-
-
Inc.
l._.
convertible
6-
4-20
75c
Machine Co., com.
convertible preferred series A (s-at__
$1.75
„...
(quar.)..—
Brake
(William)
&
si
1;
1
6-15
40c
(quar.)__„
Machine,
Auto
40C
4-30
3114c
....
5-
—
1
$15-
....
(quar.)
10%
—
(quar.).^
6-
4-17
714c
Oil
Winters
5-
Stationery Coi*p.
Air
Common
f
5-15
Co.—
37 %C
a»
25c
'.
Mont.)—
6? %c
a
(quar.)
•
&
preferred
Winsted
5-
J25c
(Helena,
5-1
1
25c
5%
4-10
20c
■
(interim)..
com.
(quar.)
Co., 8%
(quar.)
5%
4-30
1'
5-
4-14
5-15
Quarterly
4-16
5-31
4-17
$1.1214
.
common,
prior preferred
Willcox
5-15
1
5-1
Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate Co., $5 pfd.
(quar.)
4-13
1
1714c
,
(quar.)
RR.,
Tablet
Whitman
4-14
15c
—
——
1
1
*
—
Sewing
5%
4-10
5-
*
4-12
1
30c
Pacific
White's
5-18
5-
$3
1
5-
B
Wilcox
(accum.)
.)
Co.
Whitehead Brothers
6
/ 6- 1
$1.12%
4-20
5-
t$1.37!4
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., com. (quar.)—_
4% prior lien (quar.)—...—
8
6-
5-
1
4-14
5c
5-
1
4-11
5-
1
——
quar.)
(quar.)
115c
131 (4c
(quar.).
5-
4-
5-1
137J/2c
—
5
4-2
1
4- 5V
"
Spiegel,
Inc.,
common-—
$4.50 conv.
pfd.
.
———.—
25c.
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
$1.12yz
;
7c
6-10
6-
1
8c
Common
—
Sport Products, Inc.
Squibb
(E.
R.)
$4
preferred
$4
-
preferred
&
Stamford
(increased s-a)—
9-10
9-
1
7c
12-10
12-
1
50c
5-25
Co.
$1
A
preferred
(quar.)—*—
5-15
7preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
1
$1
5-
1
45c
5-15
4-16
4-16
5-
1
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
United
Steel,
United
Stores
$6
6%
A
Utilities,
Payments
United
5%
y5-l9
$1.75
preferred
(s-a)——
8-19
$1.75
—
11-20
75c
~
5-
1
y4-30
7-31
11-
now
Utilities
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
—
(quar.)_
Inc.
(increased
on
4-10
$1.50
5-15
4-28
5-
1
a
Corp.
Specialty
(quar.)
quar.)
(quar.)
25C
4-30
4-20
%C
5-
4-18
{Payable
in
resident
U.
S.
15%;
funds,
resident
12
1
a
Less
British
Less
4-30
4- 9
4-30
4-
Corrected
this
£
dividend,
15%
Canadian
tax
deductible
tax
non-residents'
at
the
tax.
source.
Noa
reported
her*
7%.
Jamaica income tax.
y
Corp.—
for
Funds, less
Canadian
tax
x
—
—
.....
50c
50c
—
'
•Transfer books not closed
4-16
62 %c
quarterly basis.
&
Radio
Extra
tPayable in
preferred
5%
Zenith
6
Corp.—
convertible
United Transit Co.,
United
(quar.)
Water
—
Sons
series
7%
7%,
(quar,)..
Spokane Portland Cement
.
4-20
Co.—
&
preferred
Class
9-20
4-30
7
5-1
(resumed)...
Westminster Paper Co.,
6-21:
5-
6-
Telephone
(reduced)
Westinghouse
4-17
2
10-
5%
4-17
..
.5-15
5-22
Breweries, Ltd...
Ins.
Light
Western
11-10
1
1
5-
preferred A (quar.).—
preferred A (quar.)
5%
5-10
8-15
25c
(quar.)—._
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)_
preferred A (quar.)_____
5%
5-15
1
5-
7- 3
6-12
Insurance
preferred
5%
4-10
5-
5-15
30c
Common
7
5-15
7-17%
/
1214c
Common
1
25c
Ltd.
Life
Western
3-15
6-
7-16
62'/2C
15c
1714c
50c
Common
Western
..._
4-25
(quar.)
Western
7-
4-20
4-25
50c
6-15
25c
common
pfd.
4-30
62J/2C
1
5-10
(quar.>____
5-15
6-28"'
5-
•
$3
4-16.
'4-30
4-20/.«
5-10
(quar.)..
6-25
4-30
1
3714c
com,.
Western Insurance Securities Co.—
$2.50 class A (accum.)
1
5-
$1.1214
(quar.)
Western Air Lines, Inc.
'5-23
5-4
4-20
Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.—-
414%
4-30
5-18
4-30
$1.06'4,
(s-a)
4-10
(Dallas)—
preferred
Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)__.
(quar.)..
5-16
...
Co.
pfd.
6-
5-15
(quar.).
5-10
1
25c
f20c
Manufacturing Co.
1
5- 1
6-11
$25c
25c
1
5-
4-30
(quar.)
5-
20c
7-17
5-15
Inc..
7-
25c
4-17
1
(quar.)______
West Michigan Steel
Foundry
7%
prior preferred
HOC
(quar.)—
4V»%
com.
4-10
6-1
common;.—
1
8-
'
.....
4-30
5-
5-
3714c
10c
"
Qpencer, Kellogg & Sons, Inc.
Light Co., com.
(quar.)
(quar.)._._
1
30c
3-30-
6214c
5-
$1.06%
t
4-30
25c
......
15c
—
4-16
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-21
5/
5-1
6-15"
Co
Kentucky Coal Co.
62MJC
1
1
25c
West
230
9-
12-
10%
common.
4-30
7-1
1
9-10
|25c
....
pfd.
Wesley Mason Mills, Ltd., 514%
5-11
6-
6-11
12-10
Co.__
Indies
,
8^
—
Ltd.1 (increased)
West
,3iy4c
—
Potash
*
$1.10
5-21
1
5-
3714c
50c
-
...
Pipe & Foundry Co.
4-20
97 Vic
S.
5-15
92'/2c
"
Mines,
Wellington Mills,
5-16
5
$1.14
(quar,)
(quar.)——
7-10
Southwestern Public Service Co., com. (quar.)
3.70%
preferred (quar.).
preferred
9
6-
60c
(quar.)
Co.
common
Quarterly
Quarterly
;
40c
3.80%
6-
$70
(quar.)
(Cuba)
—_
Extra
4-15
6-
$1.25
(stock dividend)
Washington Steel Corp.,
5-16
70c
....—
Chemicals
Co.,
Co.
Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern
RR.,
4-19
1
4-16-
5-18
50c
$4.25
Machinery Corp.—
Industrial
U.
4-15
1
5-15
U.
U.
9-14
25c
(quar.)
Southwestern
1
1
6-15
$1.25
!
Waterous, Ltd., class A
5-
7-16
$1.25
....
Coal & Coke, 4%
Welex
6-11
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
35c
(quar.).,
Co.
preferred
preferred
-5-15
$1.25
—
(irreg.)„___•
Associated Telephone
preferred
6-15
'
preferred
8-
5-
25c
Co.
America
4-12
6-
35c
(quar.).
Insurance
Hoffman:
4'A%
$1.25
of
preferred
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
convertible
S.
'
—-
Co„
preferred
Fire
Works
.
!
,
(quar.)..
preferred
r.on-cum.
Southwestern
/:"';
.
preferred
non-cum.
Southwest
Co.
6-
62y2c
Co.—
Finishing Co.,
$4
Iron
Corp.
4-16
■
1
$1
(quar.).——
S.
U.
Southern
5-15
20c
Machinery Corp.,
S.
U.
$1.20
...u
Dorn
Washington
5-11
6-15
100%
$2
30c
(quar.)
5-11'
3
5-
135c
U.
4-20
4-16
...
50c
Molasses, Ltd., ordinary
preferred
5
Co.—
(quar.).—.—
7-
t5c
Stores Corp.—
preference (quar.).
U.
4-5
$40c
common-
3
20c"
(quar.)
United Shoe
6%
1
Walker
1
■
4-30
28c
4'/2%
Illuminating
7%
Ltd.,
11-30
7-
27c
pfd.
Corporations, Ltd., class A
Class
5-15
28yzc
(quar.)
1-2-52
20c
United Drill & Tool, class A
(quar.)—.
Class B (Increased quar.)..
6-1
6-
5-31
•
8-31
$1.12%
California
convertible
United
75c
1
14c
—
Uhited' Cities Realty Corp., 5%
pfd.
3-31
12-22
5-
(quar.)
common
(s-a)_
Camp Sea Food Co.
5%
Cigar-Whelan
6- 4
•
10-
$4c
...—_——
Canada,
Oil
•
4.56%
of
Union
6-23
75c
(increased).—..—
Southdown-*Sugars, Inc.—
Co.
United
6-29
3114c
....
Gas
United
South
40c
(quar.)
4-20
4-30
1-2-52
1214c
preferred
preferred
$4.50
(quar.)
$3.50
9-20
Warren
5-15
6-
6-22
10-1
Warner
Missouri—
preferred
12-10*
5-15
8c
(quar.)
(quar;)
1
1
33%C
Ltd.
preferred
Union
6-
It
1
2
6214c
6214c
Virginian Railway—
6%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
5-15
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
4-30
22 Vic
—„——
pfd. series A
conv;
1
—
of
5-
t75c
,
*
Soundview Pulp Co.
6-
6-
7-
(quar.)
$1
conv.
Rubber
5-
40c
——
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
(increased-quar,)—
preferred (quar.).—___________
Aircraft
37'/2c
preferred
5-
$1.50
———
4-20*
4-16
3-31
Co.
pfd.
$3.70
>
9-10**'
12-20
1
2
T
(quar.).
Asbestos
$4.50
6-11*
■'
5*
4
6-10
preferred
Waite' Amulet"
5-
5-
... ...
Lamp.Works, Inc.,
Union
/
9-20
4-10
1
$1 0fiV4
(quar.)__
preference
4-24
If
5-25
5-
4-20
5-
prior
Vulcan Corp.
$1
—
—
Ltd—
Union
5-15
>.
5
4-16
4-20
5-31
50c
Quarterly
4-16
6-15
10c
6214c
Virginia Iron,
4-16
4-30
$1.22%
...
6-20
50c
common..
Common
4%
4-30
4-30
25c
;
(quar.)..
South La Salle St. Corp.
Quarterly
_/
(Howard)
O.)
6!/4c
37V2C
(special)
Viceroy Mfg. Co., Ltd
25C
208
5-24
0s-IS
50c
(quar.).
%
8 /
75C./ ;
:
75C
preferred
4-12'
(quar.)——
Company
80c
Co.—
Agricultural Chemical Co.,
-
4-30
(quar.)
Building Assn.,
Tung-Sol
75c
6%
12%C
quar.)i
common
......
75C
Smith
1
1
<
v
4-18
4-30
Co.,
$3.50
Sloss-Sheflield
55-
(quar.)—.
common
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar
4-18
(s-a)„
Trinity Universal Insurance
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
4-13
4-18
6-15
1
4-20
(quar.)
5%
5-15
(quarterly).
Co.,
Tooke
4-10
7-28
(quar,).—: $1.12 y2
Company, Ltd.,
Edison
Towe
5-15
5-1
5-
+25c
13c
——
(quar.)..
•
4-20
5-1
50c
Corp.
Co.
Toledo
4-30
Mills
preferred/
4-16-
1
2
(quar.)
Vapor Heating Corp.
5%
preferred (quar.)
31 y4c
—2
Water Power
4-13
5-1
f
40c
$1.50
if
(s-a)
Ltd., 4Vi%" pfd.
Oil
biater
{25cr
(quar.)
Company
Simpsons,
"
7-
1
prior
$4
5-25
8
5-
common
Vanadium
4-30
6-
Co.
Valspar Corporation,
4-23
Mfg. Co.—
preference
(quar.).
Tide
:
(Quebec)
Mines,
6
5-15"
(quar.)
.
Co.,
preferred
Glass
Fair
Trane
(quar.)—.
Sigma
Silver
4-
property interest.—.
4-17
Canada, Ltd.—-
common
Oil
1
5-
75c
5%, preferred, (quar.)...—
Sierra' Pacific Power,
1
(quar.)
Ltd.___.
Thomaston
5-15
30c
—
(quar.)
Common .' iquar.)
Shir-riff's," Ltd;
5-
40c
Thernjoid Cbmpany, $2.50
1
Sugar
Knitting
6
5-15
——
;
6-10
5-
1
Van
4
4-
37'/2c
:
4-20
5-25
15c
9-14
12-
(quar.)...
conv.
$1,35
1
Van
6-13
40c
1
*
4-30
55-
5%
,
5-
$1.06 y4 7.
(quar.)
6-10
/ 1" 1
"36-cf
(quar.)...—f:.
1
6-29
5-
——
'
5-
3iy4c
—
(quar.)»
(quar.).——...
Sherwin-Williams
4%
1
of New Haven
7-
4- 95
4-30
——_
$2.40
5-31
30c
$1.3114
4-10
1
35c
I.) common (quar..
preferred (quar.).
conv.
Thatcher
4-16
f2'/2c
.....
5-
5-1
25c
(R.
4-19
1
;
15c
Inc.
»_
5%., prior
50c
Light Co., $4.56 pfd.
preferred
5-15
5%
1
Service, $4 pfd. (quar.)
Producing Co. (quar.)
Certificates of
12-14
1
1
4-18
50c
(quar.)
(quar:)...
&
6-
4-25
5-
preferred
Coal
4-18
22%c
common
convertible preferred
1
9-28
(quar.).
Texafj Pacific Land
Trust, sub shares ctfs...
Inc.—
Corp.,
Pacific
1
5-
12-21
Electric
Texas
6-15
5-
5-10
37V2c
Teck-HUghes Gold Mines,
Texas Company
(stock dividend)
Gulf
30c
Utica
5-24
f20c
pfd.
convertible
Texas
3
f20c
Talon, Inc., 4% preferred (s-a)—
Taylor & Fenn Co., common (quar.)
4-17*
5-15
10-19
Utah-Idaho
4
8-
6-10
tlOc
(quar.).—
6%
7-20
1
50c
_x_
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd.
'
Sharp
Oil,
1
11-
Peninsula Power Co.,
514%
preferred
(quar.)_
...
(increased
A
2nd preferred
Texas
_
—
Security Insurance Co.
preferred
8-
12V2c
Upper
(quar.)
common
common
common
Company—
Quarterly
QuarterlyQuarterly
/ 7-18
__
Company, class A (quar.)—
Acceptance
Co.,
Swift &
4-18
8-
50c
(quar.)— x
Clothier,
Service,
5-
8^15
$1.25
(quar.)_
4%
Co.—
Airlines.
dividend
Gas
Swan-Finch
4-16
5-10
-
50c
1/
12 V2C
(quar.)—
Oil
5-15
Sutherland
.
4-16
5-
tlOc
.
5-
5-10
$1
Corp., 5%%
Western
Co.
12'/2c
(quar.)
5%
Sunshine
Biscuits,
Inc..
Superior Steel Corp..
Paper Co.
•
4V4%
convertible preferred
5-4
6-25
5%"
12 y2c
56c
nrpf<»rred B
4%%
•
"
t20c
———
Oil Co:, (Del;)
Seaboard
&;
12V2c
(quar.)
Upper Canada Mines, Ltd
Inc.
preferred A'
Sun
5-15-
3c
_r
5-18
par)
Wells
Suburban
1
12-
1
1
(quar.)
—
preferred
Container
Securities
9-1'|
...
(quar.)—
Seaboard
Stock
9-15
—
RR.
Seaboard
Searle &
$1.25
6-
6-
Extra
preferred
non-cum.
6-
12-15
25c
$1.25
com.
6%
6-15
15c
4-14
(quar.)—
Corp.,
common
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)^.
Strbnitz-Grecne Spring Corp..
.
$1.25
27yac
preferred A
5% jiUon-cum.
5%
Co.
Line
non-cum.
Struthers
3-31
12 Vic
1
(quar.)
P.)i &
Strawbridge
^
3-31
1
5-
$1.25
Textiles
preferred
Stevens- (J;
6- 8
5-
(reduced)————
Electric
5%
1
$1.75
(quar.)___
„-
(quar.)
Co.
Air
4-20
1
1
<quar.)
preferred" (quar.)
Seaboard
4-20
7-
Stern
4¥2%
-
=
Scovlll Mfg.* Co;, 3.65% preferred
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)——
Scfanton
4-30
4-30
&
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
iOc
Canada Ltd.,
($5
preferred
convertible
90c
25c
preferred
Stern
;
preferred,
Dillon
5-
of
convertible
convertible
Universal Winding Co.—
5-21
(quar.):
(A.) & Company (quar.)___
Sterchi Brothers
Steros, Inc. (quar.)
4-19
5-
i-
(quar.)—-
preferred A
Scotten
7%
1
5-15.
t$1.07
(quar.)__i
preferred A:'quar.)
S3.40
1
5%
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
5%
4-16
(quar.)—
—
Co.
Paper Co.—
5-
6-
25c
j
„
*_•_
A
5 V-i °lr
-
4-14
$1.25
.5% 7?
Scott
1
6-28
1
1
Stein
'
—r-
(quar.)
Inc.
Cummins
5-
6-
When
share
5%
1
5-
Corp.
(r%
x——
Schenley
4-20
f
Ltd., -claSs'
-
5-11
1
t$1.75
San Toy Mining Co.——
Sa'yre & F.sher Brick (stock dividend)—
Scarfe
1
5-
5-
40c
nref""red* (quar.)
'» Steel Co.
*
(quar.)—
Tran.'it
o
*6-
-
50c
•
_________
.
Anton
si
5-15
t56V4C
(quar.)—,
preferred
preferred
«
5-11
t25c
(quar.)_
St'. Regis Paper Co.
San
;
Ry.—'
preferred (quar.)
preferred' iquar.)—i
.5%
5%
*>4^12
SI
—
(quar.)__
1
Ltd.—
-
Francisco
preferred
5%
Mills Co.,
(quar. >_
6-
1
30c
Milling Co, "(quar.)
Lawrence Flour
4-12'
20c
-
Common
5-
1
15c
__
—
S. .& W. Fine
Foods,, Inc., com: (increased)
»
(4% convertible preferred (quar.)——,
Saguena.v Power Co.. 4y»% pfd. (quar;)—
St.
5-15
-25c
4-30
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
!
>
Steel Spring Co.
4%- convertible
Starrettr Corp.
5-
40c
/
4-30
1
—:
Stanley Brock. Ltd., class B
4-16
4-16
$1.16
u—1
-
RR.
5-15
15c
(quar.)
Whitehall
1
4-30
.
1
6-
25c
Company
Universal Leaf
Tobacco,
1——;
Standard-Thomson
50c
——_
—
5-15
4-30
$5
(quar.)
1
6-
$1.50
common--
.____—
common
6-
$1
i i.02 y2
r
Rose's 5, 10 & 25c Stores
(quar.)
Rosefleld Packing Co.
(quar.)
Rowe Corp.
(quar.)
Russell'-Millet
Standard
t
Co.^ common——
(quar.)
A
4-21
Common
'%• "
Power
Co.,
preferred
1
6-
t$1.25
(quar.).
Per
Name of
Universal Laboratories, Inc.—
5-15
Corp.—
4-30
5-
12y2c
1
1
tl2V2c
common
6-
$7
preferred
(accum.t^in:__
Standard Railway Equipment
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Standard Silica-Gorp.^, . common—
4-30
5-
;
1
Ltd;,
40c
$1.60
4-20
;
fquar.)
47
H older «
Payable oj Rec.
Standard
4-20
1
5-
87 y2C'
"
—
_
(quar.)
&
5-
5-1
pref,
conv.
preferred (quar.).
Fuel-Co;, Ltd:-'<•--«i
4y2% redeemable preferred (quar.)_
Standard Power & Light,
6-15
9-15
75c
(quar.)________-__i
preferred
&
4%
1
1
preferred-—————
Light
"9-15
1
7-
(s-a>__.
Pittsburgh Coal Co.,
Rockland
10-
convertible
5% preferred (quar.)
Standard Coil Products Co.vlnc.
Standard Dredging Corp.—
6-15
10-
19c
(Quai\)____
non-cum.
4-13
"'7-'T
When
Share
Standard Chemical Co.,
5-15
1
93 %c
__
$1.00
!
5
5-
Company;
Standard- Cap & Seal Corp.—
5-15
6-
& Potomac RR. Co.
preferred
preferred
Rochester
6- 5
,
,
$1.75
________
preferred
Co.
Rockland
5-10
$1.75
Rochester Gas & Elec.
Corp.
4% preierred (quar.)
4:10'if
1
$1.75
_______
(quar.)
(quar.)
Richmond, Fredericksburg
6%
6-
$1.75
-
per?
Name o/
6-15
50c
—
(quar.)
1st
3%%
2
50c
common
7%
Rich's
7-
50c
•
(quar.)
1st
Hqldert
Payable o/ Rec
128c
50c
Revere. Copper & Brass
Reynolds (R. J.i Tobacco Co.,
Rice-Stix, Inc.,
When
Previous
income
tax,
payment or holders of record
published dates were Incorrect.
dates
are
*
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1836)
.
.
Monday, April 30, 1951
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 school
Agee & Leach, of Birm¬
ingham, as
at a price of 100.-
bonds offered on
April 19—v. 173,
1522—were awarded to a syndi¬
composed of Ellis & Yarrow,
p.
cate
basis of about 2.35%.
John Nuveen & Co., of
Chicago, and the First National
Bank of Arizona, of Phoenix, at a
of Phoenix,
(P. O.
Grove Hill), Ala.
Clarke
County
Sale
of
issue
The
$30,000 capital outlay school war¬
price of 100.13, a net interest cost
of about 2.07%, as follows:
purchased by Hendrix
Secretary
will
rants
was
—
of Birmingham, as 2s,
100.71. Dated March 1, 1951.
&
Mayes,
at
Warrant
Sale
March 15,
of
tax antici¬
purchased
& Co., of
par. Dated
Southern
15,
Bond
1951.
Neff
Evergreen),
Sale
The
the
for
Due
issue
of
Wood & Co.,
of
lanta, jointly,
l%s, at
as
100.27. Dated
of
Feb. 1,
Sale
Warrant
issue
of
$50,000 street improvement war¬
was purchased by Watkins,
Morrow & Co., of Birmingham,
rants
2%s, at
as
Dated March 15,
par.
1951.
County (P. O.
Athens), Ala.
Warrant
Due
Mohr
Sale
issue
The
—
Neff
J-D.
Interest
Legality
Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington, of San Fran¬
approved
&
by
&
Co.,
First National
and
Marion
(P.
County
O.
Sale
&
Savings
Francisco, at
net
interest
of
pation warrants was purchased by
a
syndicate composed of Stubbs,
Smith & Lombardo, of Birming¬
Equitable Securities Corp.,
Thornton, Mohr & Co., and the
ham,
gomery, as
2s, at
both of Mont¬
Dated March
par.
1951.
Clair
St.
(P.
City), Ala.
County
Pell
Sale
Warrant
follows:
as
of
$95,000 capital outlay school war¬
rants was purchased
by George
&
Wood
1952
24,000 2V2S. Due
1969
Clovis
*
•
:
.
County
(P. O.
Sale
The
—
to
jointly,
of
99.59.
as
IV2S, at
Dated March
of
a
1,
bonds
and
gas
purchased by
Watkins, Morrow &
mingham,
March 1,
as
4s,
Co., of Bir¬
at
par.
from
1960
J-D.
Interest
O.
(P.
Bakersfield),
Dated
Sacramento,
San
p.
of
America
Francisco, at
.
National
Association,
Savings
Los
on
a
15,
from
1952
Offering
Warrior,
notes
was
National
as
$15,000
purchased by the First
Bank, of Birmingham,
SVzs, at par. Dated April
1951.
17,
8
Sexton,
H.
15
June
on
inclusive.
1971
to
San
In¬
un¬
(CDST) on May 15 for
purchase of $350,000 school
a.m.
Orland
California
1
Sal§—The $10,000 school-
series B bonds offered on
23—v. 173, p. 1628—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Bank of America National Trust
1948,
April
&
Glenn
Union
and
Tehama
Dist.,
Counties
(P. O. Willows), Calif.
Bond Offering — W, B. Sale,
Glenn County Clerk, will receive
11
a.m.
(PDST)
cisco,
and National City Bank
York
Fenn
City,
F. S.
on
June 1 from 1952
Interest
J-D.
from
1952
&
until
bids
10:30
airport-1951 bonds. Due
bonds
Trust
&
Co.
of
Curtis, of Chicago,
Georgia, of Atlanta,
Reynolds & Co., Ke^an, Taylor &
Co.,* Eldredge & Co", all of New
York
of
City, the Illinois Company,
Chicago' Schwabacher & Co.,
San Francisco, G. C. Hass &
of
Co., F. S.
Co., all of New York
Co., Wm. E. Pollock &
Smithers &
City, Kaiser & Co., of San Fran¬
cisco, and Provident Savings Bank
bonds
price of 100.09, a net interest
of about 1.71%, as follows:
a
cost
iy4s.
$1,534,000
Due
on
April
1
from 1952 to 1955 inclusive.
l%s.
Due
on
April
notes
000
B
York
was
Trust
by
system
sewage
im-
to
1952
inclusive.
1981
Bank,
Dahlquist, Neff & Herring¬
San Francisco.
of
ton,
York
City,
Dean
Co., of San Francisco,
Witter
Denver
Housing
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist, Neff & Herrington, of
of about 1.71%.
l34s, at
a
York
Hutzler, both of New
jointly,
City,
Pueblo
Water
No.
Bond
1.13%.
at
Works
District
Mullen
Boettcher
&
$6,000,000
Investment
Co.,
a
cost
1953
on Oct.
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
super
highway 1%%
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1947. Due
Jan.
on
1976 inclusive.
to
1966
3,400,000 voting machine bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1948. Due on
Jan.
1,
1968.
bonds
The
are
callable.
Interest
J-J.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Chicago,
III,
$5,000,000
water works system revenue
of
tificates
256,000 2y4s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1969 to
1952
from
1
inclusive.
Certificate Sale—The
1 from
on
1966 in¬
to
1952
from
bonds.
Due
clusive.
1963 inclusive.
to
2s. Due
170,000
1947.
8,000,000
Co., both of Denver,
Co., of Pueblo,
price of 100.13, a net interest
of about 2.24%, as follows:
of $17,-
1%'%
sewer
Jan. 1,
1
Jan.
and Hutchinson &
at
May 9 for the purchase
Dated
City National
Co., of Kansas City,
(CST)
a.m.
400,000 bonds, as follows:
Chicago,
of
K.
on
receive
will
10
until
bids
sealed
Sale—The $800,000 water
Bank & Trust
J.
J. H. Dillard,
—
Comptroller,
City
Colo.
1,
general obligation bonds offered
on April 23—v. 173, p. 1628—were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of
the Harris Trust
& Savings
Bank,
Bond Offering
was
Bros. &
mon
III.
Chicago,
$1,221,-
purchased by the
Chase National Bank, and Salo¬
notes
on
cer¬
offered
indebtedness
April 20—v. 173, p. 1523—were
a syndicate composed
awarded to
of
DELAWARE
Milford
Bond
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Lehman
Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
both
of New York
City, Blair,
Brothers,
Special Sch. Dist., Del.
Sale—The
Co., of Milford, as l%s, at par.
Rollins &
curities
&
Co., Inc., Equitable Se¬
Bacon, Stevenson
Corp.,
Co., Hornblower & Weeks, Cof¬
fin &
Burr,, all of New York City,
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Santa Rosa
1 (P.O.
Offering—C.
New
Wells
&
Webster
York
F.
Morris,
struction, will receive sealed bids
101.30,
Des
Dougherty
Bond
a
Mullaney,
City,
Co., of Chicago, and A.
Philadelphia,
Milton), Fla.
Bond
Buffalo, Central Republic Co.,
Chicago, F. S. Smithers & Co.,
of
County Special Tax
School District No.
of
of
FLORIDA
Estabrook
Seattle, as
price of 100.24, a basis
Sills, Fairman & Harris,
1970 inclusive.
Authority
Note Sale—The issue of
000
of $75,000
Bond Sale—The issue
working cash fund bonds was pur¬
(City and County), Colo.
Secretary of Board of Public In¬
Co., Roosevelt & Cross, both of
City, and the National
San Francisco.
ILLINOIS
Chicago, as 234s. Dated Feb. 1,
1951. Due on Dec. 1 from 1954 to
&
New York
Bank of Commerce, of
purchased
Bellwood^ III.
chased by
City, First Bos¬
Francisco, Northern Trust Co., of
Chicago, Smith, Barney & Co., of
of $15,000
Bond Sale—The issue
of
COLORADO
Corp., First National Bank, of
Portland, Guaranty Trust Co., Of
City, Lazard Freres &
Co., R. H. Moulton & Co., of San
431
(P. O. Weiser), Idaho
(M-N). Legality approved by Or¬
rick,
ton
New York
No.
District
School
Class A,
County
Washington
Interest
a
Chase National
Co.,
IDAHO
m.
$20,000 schoolsyndicate com¬ 1951 bonds offered on April 25—
posed of the Harris Trust & Sav¬ v. 173, p. 1628—were awarded to
ings Bank, of Chicago, Bankers the First National Bank & Trust
purchased
1.24%.
jointly, at
City,
by the State.
$425,000
1
$2,100,000
bonds
and Salo¬
both of New
Bank,
Bros. & Hutzler,
mon
by the
purchased
was
National
Chase
of
from 1956 to 1966 inclusive.
series
Regional
Housing Authority, Ga.
Sale—The issue of $486,-
$374,000 2y2s. Due on Oct. 1 from
Co., of Cincinnati.
The group purchased the
J-D.
Southwest Georgia
provement-1951 bonds. Dated May
1,
1951.
Due on May 1 from
Los
Jackson
1,
June
dated
are
Interest
high school bonds was
of New York City,
Trust Co., Weeden &
Moseley & Co., R. W. Press-
1956 to 1980
1 from
June
Note
E.
a.
from
1
inclusive.
(PST) on May 2 for the purchase
Co.,
Angeles, J. Barth & Co.,
of San Francisco, Paine, Webber,
at
William
—
June
on
1980
inclusive.
Claus, County Clerk, will receive
of
prich & Co., both of New York
City, Heller, Bruce & Co., of San
Francisco, William R. Staats Co.,
of
Offering
including
and
Co., both of San Francisco, SeattleFirst National Bank, of Seattle,
1, 1951. Due
inclusive.
Bond
others, Blyth & Co., HarriRipley & Co., Inc., Phelps,
man
&
1961
15
15,
Due
to
750,000
Valley County Sanitation
District, Sonoma County (P. O.
Santa Rosa), Calif.
among
New
to
$50,000
Department-1951
Fire
1956
May
June
bonds.
from 1956 to
1
inclusive.
The
Savings Association, of SanFran-
both of New York
Sch.
Joint
June
on
of
Dated
June
1980
bonds.
1951.
1961 inclusive. Interest J-D.
sealed
(City and County),
Francisco
8,466,000
County
purchase
bonds.
Due
1951.
Legality
(J-D).
Additional Sale—The
Clerk will receive sealed bids
til 11
the
for
building
1980
sewerage-1951
125,000
(P. O.
on
Due
to
1956
from
on
on
(PDST)
a.m.
1
Due
Bank
Calif.
bonds.
water-1951
inclusive.
Bond Offering—L. E. Hallowell,
bids until 10
Angeles.
May 21 for the purchase of
$100,000 school bonds. Dated June
Ala.
Due
1951.
airport-1949
The
—
Ventura),
m.
1980
1956 to
from
1
June
1,200,000
Unified Sch. Dist.,
Ventura County
p.
inclusive.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
approved
by O'Melveny & Myers, of Los
terest
on
Note Sale—The issue of
$696,-
Diego County (P. O.
Diego), Calif.
June
Dist., Merced
California
Bond
Valley
by the
National Bank,
Offering—T.
California
basis of about 2.33%,
Simi
at 1.17%
the
Angeles, and Paine, Web¬
3
bonds. Due
paving-1951
June
on
1628—were
p.
ber, Jackson & Curtis, of Chicago,
jointly, as 2V2S, at a price of 101.12,
Calif.
issue- of
to
173,
on
until
bids
$2,825,000 bonds, as follows:
$500,000
on
offered
M.
May 18 for the purchase
on
250,000
bonds
Mrs. Nola
—
of Council, will re¬
Sonoma
(P. O. Merced),
County
awarded
of Los
a
Housing
of
Calif.
Beach,
23—v.
to
San
price of 100.23.
Sch.
Banos
Trust
of
15
In¬
(EST)
Legality approved by
Seal
May 7 for the purchase of $875,000 Juvenile
Hall bonds. Dated
build¬
$95,000
April 23—v.
1522—were awarded to the
sealed bids until
1951.
of
Bank,
'
purchased
was
California
Anglo
$297,the
by
1.17%.
at
Sale—The
notes
& Trust
California
water
was
1
bonds.
Thomaston, Ala.
Bond Sale—The issue of $160,000
mortgage
June
on
Sale—The
Bond
the
revenue
County
Elementary Sch. Dist., Kern
Bank
1951.
first
Fresno
Dist.,
inclusive.
1965
County
Trust Co., of Georgia, of
Atlanta,
Sch.
Due
Lerdo
$50,000 capital outlay school war¬
rants was purchased by George
M. Wood & Co., of Montgomery,
price
1971 inclusive.
to
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10:30 a. m. (PST) on
May 8 for the purchase of $30,000
building bonds. Dated June 1,
&
issue
May 1 from
on
(P. O. Fresno), Calif.
Bond Offering — J. L. Brown,
»
Livingston), Ala.
May 1 from
on
ing bonds offered
f
-
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
1968 inclusive.
1965 to
173,
Sumter
and the
1964
to
Co., of Montgomery,
1, 1951.
Warrant
1956 inclusive.
to
32,000 2V2S. Due
13/4S, at a price of 99.46. Dated
March
Note
000
of
National
Authority,
American
$35,000 3%s. Due on May 1 from
1951.
issue
The
—
O.
Trust
Association, of San
a price of 100.06, a
cost of about 2.56%,
57,000 214s. Due
issue
National
America
of
June
on
inclusive.
ton, of San Francisco.
April
New
$200,000 state gasoline tax antici¬
first National Bank,
1522—were awarded to the
p.
Bank
1957
The
—
County
Fresno
Dist.,
ing bonds offered on April 17—v.
Hamilton), Ala.
Warrant
Sch.
Bond
173,
issue
Sacramento
"Bond
(P. O. Fresno), Calif.
Sale—The $148,000 build¬
of
Bank, both of Montgomery, as
2i/4s, at a price of 99.001. Dated
April 1, 1951.
as
June 15 from 1952 to 1981
on
inclusive.
Cantua
$100,000 state gasoline tax antic¬
ipation warrants was purchased
by a syndicate composed of Hugo
Marx & Co., Berney Perry & Co.,
both of
Birmingham, Thornton,
M.
bonds. Dated June 15, 1951.
sewer
cisco.
Limestone
1,
(CDST) on May 15 for
of $1,160,000 1951-
p.m.
purchase
sealed
Offering
Bond
Orrick, Dahlquist, Neff & Herring¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10:30 a. m, (PST) on
Offering—J. P. Clark, City
ceive
1971
to
disposal-1951
San
Clerk, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8
r
The
—
Sacramento,
1984
1954 to
from
1
Alameda, Calif.
the
Ala.
Leeds,
price
a
1951.
$200,000
of
CALIFORNIA
Bond
Housing
purchased
was
California
Bond
Georgia, of At¬
County
Sale—The
notes
O.
receive sealed
(CST) on May
purchase
Jan.
on
of Montgomery, and
Co.
Trust
Note
inclusive.
$22,000 capital outlay school war¬
rants was purchased by George M.
the
(P.
$3,700,000
of
bonds. Dated
Bond Sale—The $130,000 sewage
Sacramento
bonds. Dated July 1, 1951.
revenue
Ala.
—
&
Clerk
Due
1951.
J-D.
cisco.
of
Colleg
will
Comptroller,
1
O.
Dahlquist,
Herrington, of San Fran¬
Orrick,
approved" by
Roos,
purchase
1952
Savannah, Ga.
receive sealed
(PDST) on May
will
a.m.
1950 sewer-series B
terest
Magnolia), Ark.
Offering—Leonard Price,
bids until 1:30 p.m.
Conecuh County (P.
Warrant
State
the
for
9
from
May 1 from 1956 to 1971
inclusive. Interest M-N. Legality
on
000
ARKANSAS
Clerk,
City
bids until 11
Due
Anglo
issue
The
—
$200,000 state gasoline
pation warrants was
by Watkins, Morrow
Birmingham, as 23/4s, at
9
June
1 from
inclusive.
1961
to
1956
until
Authority, Calif.
2s. Due on July
210,000
(P. O.
Heflin), Ala.
Cleburne County
bids
(PDST) on May 9 for the
purchase of $2,950,000 hospital1951
bonds. Dated May 1, 1951.
inclusive.
1955
of Directors,
p.m.
$140,000 2V2S. Due on July 1 from
Warrant
Board
sealed
of
receive
GEORGIA
Calif.
Jose,
Offering—Dorothy Covill,
Bond
Offering—George J. Davis,
Bond
District
im¬
to Sterne,
a
County, Phoenix Schooi
No. 1 (P. O.
Maricopa
$179,000
provement bonds offered on April
24—v. 173, p. 1522—were awarded
76,
San
Hospital District (P. O.
Burlingame), Calif.
Anniston, Ala.
Sale —The
Bond
Peninsula
ARIZONA
ALABAMA
J,
as
Co.,
&
23/4s, at
a
of
price of
basis of about 2.65%.
Plaines
Sale
—
bonds offered
Park
Dist.,
III.
The
$50,000 park
April 25—v. 173,
(EST) on May 9 for
of $400,000 building p. 1941 — were awarded to John
1, 1951. Due on Nuveen & .Co., of Chicago, as 2%S
May 1 from 1952 to 1971 inclusive. at a price of 100.35, a basis of
until 10
a.m.
the purchase
bonds. Dated May
Interest
M-N,
about 2.71%.
on
Volume 173
Number 5007
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1837)
Edwardsville, III.
Nov.
Bond Sale—The issue of
$39,000
bonds
was
purchased by Benjamin
Lewis & Co., as follows:
$13,000
sanitary
sewer
M-N.
Pleasant
age
bonds
revenue
April
20—v.
awarded
to
mons,
of
-100.07,
2.98%,
a
173,
offered
on
1628—were
p.
Blunt
sewer¬
Ellis
Sim¬
&
Chicago,
at a price of
net interest cost of about
follows:
as
$10,000 2%s. Due
and
on
1953.'
Dec. 1 in 1952
sealed
(CST)
55,000
3s.
Due
Dec.
on
from
1
terest
bids
Bond
Waltz
1953
to
O.
build¬
$70,500
the
(CST)
of
a.m.
to
1956
Crown Point, Ind.
Bond Sale—The $567,000
sewage
works revenue bonds offered on
»•
24—v.
21,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
Jan.
on
1
from
1953
173,
1964
to
inclusive.
The
bonds
1951.
dated
are
Interest
May
Legality
proved
by
J-J.
Ross,
McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Ice
follows:
March
$349,000 2%s. Due on March and
Sept. 1 from 1952 to 1970 in¬
clusive.
Due
March
on
and
Sept. 1 from 1971 to 1978 in¬
ally
to
15,
1951.
Due
semi-annu¬
July and Jan, from 1952
on
1964
inclusive.
Interest
apolis.
■000
notes
was
Chemical
New York
•
&
Trust
Co.,
of
City, and Associates, at
1.22%.
Greene
County (P. O.
Bloomfield), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $75,000 hospi*
'
tal-1951
•
24—v.
bonds
173,
-to the
offered
April
on
State
Sch.
Dist., Iowa
as
2s, at a price
basis of about 1.95%.
a
Hobart
<
Bond
School
of
City, Ind.
$27,000 build¬
Sale—The
Frank E. Hailstone &
Co., of Cin¬
cinnati, as 2s, at a price of 100.21,
a basis of about
1.93%.
on
1523—were
to
&
Co., and
McMaster
Hutchinson & Co., both of Chicago,
jointly,
a
13/4S, at
as
a
price of 101.18
basis of about 1.64%.
,
Jasper Library District, Ind.
Sale—The $60,000 build-
ing-1951
bonds
offered
Apri
on
23—v. 173, p. 1628—were awarded
«to the Dubois
and the
both of
County State Bank
German American
Jasper, jointly, at
Bank
Moines
Des
Moines.
Certificate
Bond Offering—Peter J.
ceive
sealed
bids
until
Dwyer
will re-
1:30
Sale
—
certificates
Due
.
bonds.
on
Dated
1,
1,
1951
July 1 from 1952 to 197
inclusive. The
July
May
1957
bonds maturing on
and
thereafter
are
callable. Interest J-J. Legality
ap¬
proved
by
Ross,
McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Lake
,
•
Bond
receive
.
County
sealed
(CST)
(P.
&
—
Auditor,
bids
until
dition
bonds
McDermott
was
2s, at
as
Escanaba,
April 25—v.173, p. 1742
to Estabrook &
a
1
from 1952 to
E.
will
11:30
May 14 for fhe purchase of $91,0000 voting machine
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1951. Due on
1961 inclusive.
awarded to
of
syndicate
& Co., both of
Detroit, Sills, Fairman & Harris,
of
Chicago, Ryan, Sutherland &
Co., of Toledo, and J. M. Dain &
Co., of Minneapolis, at a price of
on
Prince
George's County (P. O.
Upper Marlboro), Md.
Bond Offering — The
County
Board
of
sealed
bids until
May
8
Education
for
the
will
noon
receive
(DST)
purchase
of
300,000
public
school
of
bonds/Dated June 1, 1951.
June
on
1
from
1952
clusive. Interest J-D.
proved
to
on
$3,1951
Due
1971
in¬
Legality
ap¬
the
Dated
Nov.
May
3,
$300,000
syndicate
a
Sachs
&
of
$800,-
purchased
composed
of
&
Co., Goldman,
Co., and F. S. Smithers
Co.,
all of New York
1V2S, at
City,
price of 100.14,
a
as
basis
a
of about 1.48%.
offered
$5,000,000 notes
April
on
1524—were
25—v.
awarded
Jan.
on
and
250,000
1951. Due
23/4s.
Due
Jan.
on
and
July 1 from 1976 to 19.81 in¬
Peabody, Mass.
Bond Sale—The
Additional
loan, act of 1949 bonds offered
April
25—v.
awarded
173,
to
Whiting,
Weeks
&
of
Boston, jointly,
price of 100.44, a
a
on
1742—were
p.
Stubbs, and Hornblower
both
at
Sale—The $125,000
system bonds was purchased
by Halsey, Stuart & Co., as
2s, at
a price of
100.69, a basis of
gas
$160,000 schoo
about
1.87%.
&
Weeks,
2.10s,
basis of
Fremont,
as
about 2.05%.
Bond
$56,000 water
supply system improvement reve¬
bonds
nue
v.
O.
Mich.
Sale —The
173,
offered
April 21—
on
1524—were
p.
awarded
to
the First of
Michigan Corporation,
Note Sale—The
Detroit, at a price of 100.03, a
$275,000 Tuber¬
net interest cost of
culosis Hospital Maintenance Loan
about 2.53%,
Fenn
&
Due
clusive.
of
Andover, Mass.
issue
2V2S.
1959 inclusive.
July 1 from 1960 to 1975 in¬
1, 1951.
Plymouth County (P.
MASSACHUSETTS
was
505,000
about
Jan. and July
on
1 from 1954 to
Plymouth), Mass.
bonds
interest cost of
follows:
as
$145,000 3s. Due
by Niles, Barton, Yost &
school
net
a
clusive.
Dankmeyer, of Baltimore.
Sale—The
par,
purchased by the Boston
Deposit
&
Trust
Co., at
Safe
syndicate composed
Watling, Lerchen
com¬
was
0.97%.
MARYLAND
a
Ripley & Co., Inc.,
Michigan Corporation,
of
2.63%,
Note Sale—The issue of
notes
Mich.
Harriman
First
Middlesex County (P. O.
East Cambridge), Mass.
In¬
Legality approved by
Foley, Cox & Judell, of New Or¬
at
Sale—The $900,000 water
revenue, series 1951 bonds offered
on April 25—v.
173, p. 1629—were
basis of about 2.39%.
a
bonds,
Bond
awarded
awarded to
series
1.22%.
Merrimac, Mass.
terest J-D.
The
$10,000
offered
Weeks
&
Stubbs,
on
purchased
by
Co., of Des
&
— _
,
price of 102.40.
a
April 24
,
Arkansas City Sch.
173,
p
to
follows:
notes offered
as
p.
$9,000 4s. Due
on April 24—v.
173,
1322 — were awarded to the
Rockland Trust Co., of
to 1953
Rockland,
0.98%.
as
47,000 2V2S. Due
1954
to
1969
Rockport, Mass.
Note
Sale
main loan
—
Hamtramck
The $45,000 water
offered on April
notes
:
of about
Laketon
$2,775,000 bonds
April 24—-v. 173, p. 1742
awarded
to
a
Authority^
issue
of
$1,-
Chase
New York City,
Springfield, Mass.
on
from
was
purchased by
National
Bank, and
Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler, both of
Bond Sale—The
offered
1
notes
the
1.68%.
—were
Housing
Michigan
Sale—The
132,000
Boston, as
price of 100.33, a basis
a
Dec.
on
inclusive.
> Note "
24—v. 173, p. 1742—were awarded
to R. L. Day &
Co., of
l3As, at
Dec. 1 from 1951
on
inclusive.
(P.
jointly, at 1.22%.
Township School
O.
1807
W.
District
Giles
Road,
Muskegon), Mich.
syndicate
of
inc
^
(CST)
April
on
of
until
for
2
p.m.
the
bonds,
Banking
at
:77'"Vdated
are
mature
over
a
period
ning May 1,
of
10
&
1.10%.
May
1,
receive
(CST)
a.m.
chase
of
on
until
May 1 for the
$2,043,070 bonds,
9
pur¬
as
fol¬
lows:
of
about
curb
and
May
gutter,
bonds.
sewer
1952
1961
to
on
Dated May 1, 1951. Due on
May
1952 to 1966 inclusive.
'
Fitchburg, Mass.
$75,000
Sale—The
general
control
1 from
1952
Safe
to
bonds
Due
1961
on
in¬
dated
25—v.
173,
awarded to the
Deposit
& Trust
™
Interest
M-N.
on
$385,000 bonds
April 23—v. 173, p. 1742
awarded
to
syndicate
a
composed of W. E. Hutton & Co.,
Tyler & Co., and F. Brittain Ken¬
nedy & Co., all of Boston, as l3/4s,
at a , price of
100.78, a basis of
about
p.
nihan,
sealed
Thorndike,
&
Dodge, of Boston.
Gloucester Housing
Authority,
Massachusetts
Note Sale—The $1,000,000 notes
offered
—were
on
April 26—v. 173,
awarded
Banking & Trust
to
the
p.
1742
Branch
Co., of Wilson,
1.12%.
1951. Due
1975
Chairman,
at
will
the
receive
office
of
Holmes
bids
New York
City.
until
bonds,
the
of
$180,000 tax
ticipation notes offered
Jan.
series
1
on
116,000
the
Housing
Authority,
Sale—The
notes
was
from
The
1951.
bonds
issue
1.22%.
Bond
wood
bonds.
1953
to
Due
1955
on
in¬
dated
May
1,
J-J.
Township (P. O.
Birmingham),
Michigan
Sale
The $88,000 BirAssessment bonds
April 24—v. 173, p. 1742
—
Special
offered
—were
on
awarded
Lockwood Co.,
as
to
the
5s, at
Rodney
par.
MINNESOTA
$21,purchased by
bonds,, at
Benson, Minn.
Offering—D. M. Lawson,
Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
City
Series
Jan.
Legality ap¬
proved by Berry,
Stevens, Barbier,
Mich.
Co.,
City, and Associates.
95th
on
of
To Chemical Bank & Trust
$6,765,000
assessment
1959 inclusive.
are
Interest
an¬
following:
of New York
2
the
im¬
clusive.
April
to the First of Michigan
Corpo¬
ration, of Detroit, at 1.75%, plus a
premium of $54.
Note
for
street
1 bonds. Due
1 from 1953 to
158,000
time
sealed
Route No. 3,
1742—were awarded
p.
same
$175,000
Miss
—
receive
special
follows:
as
Southfield
Detroit
also
$17,000 series
Bay City Sch. Dist., Mich.
173,
to
Le¬
Evely & MacFarlane, of Detroit.
MICHIGAN
Note Sale—The
1951
J-D.
Offering
will
the
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (DST)
on
May 4 for the purchase of
$845,000 fourth series notes. Dated
May 10, 1951. Due on May 1, 1952.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
from
Detroit.
purchase
bids
1
Interest
gality approved by Berry,
Stevens,
Barbier, Evely & MacFarlane, of
Additional
State Housing Board, 18 Tremont
23—v.
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Offering—Henry E. Moy- provement,
Co., at
Palmer
$305,000
City Hall bonds. Dated March
1,
1.65%,
Winthrop Housing Authority,
Note
bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on April
for the purchase of
30
Sale—The
Bos¬
Dated May 1, 1951. Due on
May
1,
1952.
Legality
approved
by
at
are
April
notes
,
May 1,
Additional
Sale—The
$828,000
Legality ap¬ notes was purchased by a syndi¬
proved by Stinson, Mag, Thomson, cate
composed
of the
Bankers
McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas City. Trust
Co., J. P. Morgan & Co. Inc.,
1951.
offered
1.05%.
1
improvement
bonds.
clusive.
The
on
1742—were
ton
inclusive.
May
Mass.
1 from
paving and
Due
Co., of Wilson,
v:;
1.58%.
Storey,
$1,139,801.09 internal improvement
Branch
by R. L. Day & Co., of Boston, as
l%s, at a price of 101.18, a basis
Note
bids
Trust
the
Note Sale—The issue of
$125,000
main notes was
purchased
1952.
sealed
to
water
annually
begin¬
•
will
Swampscott, Mass.
Bond
Massachusetts
years
Wichita, Kan. ;
Offering—The City Clerk
—
Concord,
offered
Bond
The $950,000 notes
April 26—v. 173, p. 1742
awarded
—were
fol¬
Pershing School Building
bonds
on
pur¬
as
$135,000 elementary school bonds.
75,000 Junior College Bonds
bonds.
were
—
Housing Authority,
Note Sale
offered
lows:
15,000
1742
Day & Co., of
at a price of
Massachusetts
Dist. No. 2,
30
$225,000
p.
L.
—were
Offering—Guy L. Ecroyd,
Clerk of Board of
Education, will
chase
173,
R.
Boston, as l3/4s,
100.13, a basis of about 1.73%.
Kansas
bids
to
Brookline
Bond
sealed
v.
—
awarded
KANSAS
flood
on
on
were
City, jointly:
97th
•
903,268.91
O.
Stanley
offered
were
York
^
from
Point), Ind.
Offering
Olszewski,
a.m.
County
Crown
,
Ice
May Belle B.
—
at
3,750,000
Sale—The $339,000 bonds
offered on April 25—v. 173, p. 1742
O.
bonds,
New
of
Bond
$150,public improvement
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1951. Due on June
,
p.m
(CST) on May 9 for the purchase
$19,500 water works revenue-
of
1951
and
Iowa
'
,
(P.
series
Whiting,
Bond Sale—The
$120,000 school
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Boston, at Harriman
bonds offered on April 24—v.
Ripley & Co., Inc., Blair,
173,
1.27%, plus a premium of $76.
April 23—v. 173, p. 1941—were
p. 1742—were awarded to
i~.
Rollins & Co., Inc., F. S. Moseley
Barcus,
V JZ
Dated May 1,
awarded
to
the
1951.
Due on & Co
03/
Central
State
of Boston,
Goldman, Sachs £ "
Nov. 8, 1951.
' of ChlcaS°> as 2 /4s
x.
Bank, of Muscatine, at par.
v.
•
& nZ and Stone & Webster Se¬ at Par
Co.,
curities Corp., both of New York
Brewster, Mass.
Toledo Indep. Sch.
Royal Oak, Mich.
Dist., Iowa
Note Sale—The
Bond Sale—The issue of
$125,000 school City, as 1.60s, at a price of 100.77,
Bond
$150,Offering—Gladys Holmes,
addition
loan
a basis of about
notes
offered
on
000
1.49%.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
gymnasium and school ad¬
The
.
Offering
Note Sale—The
1951. The bonds
Kewanna, Ind.
Clerk-Treasurer,
J"
000
-
of 100.50.
Town
National
Moines,
Muscatine,
price
a
No.
at
Sale—The $325,000 bonds
Service
Dated May 1, 1951. Due on
White-Phillips Co. of Davenport,
May
1 from 1952 to 1966
inclusive. Le¬
jointly, as 2V28, at a price of
gality approved by Storey, Thorn100.21', a basis of about 2.47%.
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston
Dated April 2, 1951.
Legality ap¬
proved by H. N. Rogers, of Des
Boston, Mass.
receive
Bond
•
of
Moines,
•Weeden
-
Bank,
April 20—v
awarded
Hospital
Bond
Bank,
bonds,
To
Co., of Boston, as 2s, at a price
100.60, a basis of about 1.92%.
Franklin), La.
Phelps,
$52,000
purchased by
was
Iowa-Des
$320,000 build¬
ing bonds offered
p.
the
Shaw,
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
Bond Sale—The
-173,
building bonds
airport
ing bonds offered on April 19—v.
173, p. 1.628—were awarded to
•
Bond Sale—The issue of
Bank, of
'Bloomfield,
•100.36,
District
000
1628—were awarded
p.
Bloomfield
Mary Parish
Bond
by
Maxwell Con.
$265,by the
purchased
Bank
are
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
■
of
in
callable. Interest
LOUISIANA
-
V
IOWA
Wayne Housing
Authority, Ind.
issue
&
man
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
Fort
Sale—The
maturing
J-J.
clusive.
Note
1953 to 1976
bonds
A-O. Legality approved
by Chap¬
&
-
3s.
The
15,
of John Nuveen &
218,000
revenue-1951
series
Chase National
Bank, and
Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler, both of
—* The
$700,000 notes
April 24—v. 173, p. 1742
on
awarded to the Manufactur-
were
96th
7,821,000 97th
1.22%.
Sale
offered
Dated April 1, 1951.- Due ers^Central ]f National
April 1 from 1952 to 1976 in¬ Lynn, at 1.04%.
clusive.
1628—were
p.
on May
$300,000
of
sewer
bonds.
on
ap¬
syndicate composed
a
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
and
Note
49
1.22%.
Lynn, Mass.
sealed
leans.
Wayne School Township (P. O.
2004 South Lyndhurst
Drive,
Co., of Chicago,
Indianapolis), Ind.
City Securities Corp., of Indian¬
Bond
Offering—Parker Dunn,
apolis, Sills, Fairman & Harris,
Trustee, will receive sealed bids
and
McDougal & Co., both of until 7:30
p.m. (CST) on May 8
Chicago,,at a price of 100.01, a net for the
purchase of $75,000 con¬
interest cost, of about
2.89%, as struction
1951
bonds.
Dated
awarded to
the
receive
2,780,000
on
inclusive.
'
April
for
Cecil Franks,
will
8
City, and the
purchase
July 1 and Jan. from 1952
on
basis of about 2.74%.
a
7
Offering—John D. Miley,
Trustee, will receive
for
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., of
Indianapolis, as 2%s, at a price
100.02,
1966 inclusive. In¬
both of New York
Second National
Bank, of Boston,
at 1.16% plus.a premium of
$11.78.
May Hiemstra, Secretary of Board of posed of Estabrook & Co., W. E.
$25,000 Commissioners, will receive seal¬ Button & Co., Robert Hawkins &
school bonds, as follows:
ed bids until 10 a.m.
Co., and Tyler & Co., all of Bos¬
(CST) on
ton, as 2V2S, at a price of 100.89,
$4,000 school township bonds. Due May 23 for the purchase of
ing bonds offered on April 23—v.
173, ' p. 1628—were awarded to
of
p.m.
Clerk,
until
water
Township (P. O. R. F. D. St.
No. 5, Wabash), Ind.
Bond
12
Township (P.
Dale), Ind.
Sale—The
8
J-J.
bids until 10
*
City
bids
Township
INDIANA
Carter
until
Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
*
from
1
ir 1954 to 1964 inclusive.
re¬
May 18 for the purchase
of
$15,000
building-1951
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1951. Due on Jan,
'
^
Bond Offering
Chris Pfled-
—
on
'
-
Offering
derer, Township Trustee, will
*
4
KENTUCKY
Elizabethtown, Ky.
Township, Sch.'.Township
O. Kouts), Ind.
ceive
Gienview, III.
Interest
(P.
Bond
Sale—The $65,000
1955.
and
Legality approved by Chap¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
revenue
*26,000 working cash fund bonds.
1954
&
man
bonds.
Bond
in
1
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST) on
for the purchase
of
May
$125,000
9
street
improvement; bonds.
May 1, 1951. Due
on
Dated
May 1 from
50
(1838)
to
1954
The Cov.
inclusive.
1962
Legality
Fairmont,
disposal
No.
April 19
173,
v.
—
Minneapolis,
price of 100.20,
a
of about
of
and
April
24—v.
St.
Paul,
$10,000
2s.
Due
to
&
Moody,
2.80s.
was
on
Due
County
Con.
Sale—The
dicate composed of
Gary), Minn.
Offering
until
will
1
& Co.
District
The
—
receive
sealed
for the purchase of
ing
bonds.
Due
Jan.
on
inclusive.
from
1
The
1954
bonds
1.977
to
$400,000 buildingon
April 19—
(P.
County
Sale
—
on
Dated May 1,
(EST)
on
price
a
:
*
at
'
notes
of
100.04,
Y.
Offering
Fannie M.
—
sealed
ceive
(DST)
of
bids
fire
sive.
1,
from
1
MISSISSIPPI
Bonds
Authority,
by
Sale—The
notes
Chemical
Bank
York
New
issue
of
$337,-
•-
notes
Due
1956
Legality ap¬
Hoyt & Wash¬
Sale—The issue
Bond
000
industrial
plant
of $200,-
bonds
was
purchased by a syndicate com¬
posed of M. A. Saunders & Co.,
of
Memphis,
Cady
&
Co.,
of
Coumbus, and the First National
Bank, of Memphis, as 2s and 2Vis.
Dated March 1, 1951.
-
Sch.
Free
Dist. No.
Offering
1971
Webster
Bond
rere,
Dist.,
Caroline
—
Mo.
Bar-
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation,
Until
Offering
Sch.
will
7:30
receive
p.m.
sealed
(CST)
on
bids
Feb. 1 from 1956 to 1960 inclu¬
sive. Legality approved by Charles
& Trauemicht, of St. Louis.
Lysander
Housing
Authority,
Jersey
$7,979,-
purchased
by
1
County, Fort Benton
High School District (P. O.
Fort Benton), Mont.
Bond Offering—Bill Johnstone,
Superintendent
receive
sealed
(MST)
on
of
bids
Schools,
until
a.m.
10
Traders
1.93%.
Columbus,
1961
173,
Co.
of
&
troit, at
terest
March
the
Ohio
Cart-
Co., of Columbus, and
a
& Co., of De¬
price of 100.25, a net in¬
cost of about
lows:
1.88%,
fol¬
as
'
:' *
'
$300,000 motor vehicle and equip¬
ment
Connor, of Hudson.
■
of
Sweney
McDonald-Moore
inclusive. Le¬
i
composed
Columbus,
wright
gality approved by William E. J.
'
on April 25—v.
1526—were awarded to a
p.
syndicate
receive
on
Ohio
$465,000 limited
tax bonds offered
Lawrence,
May 1, 1951. Due
1 from 1952 to
Water
fund
No.
8
bonds/
as
l%s.
:
N.
Perquimans County (P.
Hertford), NFC.
Y.
Co., of Buffalo, as
2.40s, at a price of 100.12, a basis
of
about
2.38%.
Dated
sive.
April
from
1
1,
1951.
Due
on
1952 to, 1981
Interest
inclu¬
Legality ap¬
Vandewater,
Sykes,
A-O.
(P.
O.
Ballston
Bond
at
N.
Bond Sale—The
J.
Bond Sale—The
to
Front
42
Spa), N.
ston
as
1.30s, at
par.
N.
Bond Sale—The
follows:
of
$56,000 2 Vis. Due
173,
April 24—
on
1630—were awarded to
Manufacturers
and
Traders
p.
22,000 2V2S. Due
1961
and
until
the
11
approved
by
Aernem, of Ball¬
(DST)
a.m.
purchase
porary
Auburn,
N.
Y.
1951. Due
awarded
to
of
on
on
Dec.
by
May 3 for
Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York
syndicate
Securities
Smithers & Co., of New York City,
as
1.90s, at a price of 100.42, a
Comptroller,
O.
Bond Sale
2V2S, at
chased
tional
—
system
R.
F.
D.
Spa), N.
No.
2,
on
The issue of $6,060
bonds
was
pur¬
by the Ballston Spa Na¬
Bank, of Ballston Spa, as
par.
April 1 from 1952 to 1961
inclusive.
Bond
p.
.
hospital
bonds.
The
1951.
Tipp
Sale—The $171,000
ing bonds offered
173,
1,
April 18—v.
on
Cincinnati,
price of 100.35,
a
Bond
Sale
site
basis
a
Due
bonds
Interest
addition
on.April
are
-
1
1951
from
inclusive.
dated
A-O..
Interest M-N.
offered
on
The
—
$104,000 fire
apparatus
April 23—v. 173,
bonds
awarded to Fahey, Clark &
Co., of Cleveland, as 2V2S, at a
price of 101.32, a basis of about
2.37%.
p.m,
Legality
&
Cortland, Ohio
Bond Offering—Owen L. Grove,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on May 7
$33,000 sewer
1, 1951. Due
Dec. 1 from 1952 to 1971 inclu¬
Interest
J-D. Legaltiy
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
proved
ap¬
by
Dover- Local
Bond
Sch.
Sale—The
ing bonds offered
Dist.,
Ohio
$94,000
on
&
April 21—w.
1630—were- awarded
p.
>
build¬
to
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., of Toledo,
as 2%s, at a price of
100.59, a basis
of about 2.69%.
1525
p.
1
Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
173,
and
until
by
as
Breck*viller Ohio
station
Education, will
bids
inclusive.
1525—were awarded to J.
White & Co., of
sealed
bonds. Dated May 1, 1951. Due on
May and Nov. 1 from 1952 to 1975
sive.
build¬
Erie
-
Township -Local Sch. Dist,
(P.
O. Lacarne), Ohio
Offering—Milton Finken,
Bond
Clerk-Treasurer of Board of Edu¬
cation,
until
will
receive
bids
sealed-
7 p.m.
(EST) on May; 15.for
purchase of $25,000 building
the
bids
Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1961 inclu¬
sive.
Interest A-O.
until
for the
as
(EST)
noon
May 5
on
purchase of $121,000 bonds,
$100,000
street
2V2%
improvement-1951
bonds.
1951. Due
on
April
1,
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
Dated
June
March and
1961
14,000
Dated March
1961
1,
April 1,
1951.
Due
Legality
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
;* "
on
Due
on
Sept. .1 from 1952
inclusive.
Dated
garage
June
March
and
1,
3
%
1951.
Se$)t.
from 1952 to 1976 inclusive.
Interest M-S.
Granger-Sharon
1,
(P. O.
Bond
inclusive.
1951.
municipal
bonds.
Due
Dated
on
March and Sept.
1 from 1952 to
to
bonds.
ap¬
proved
follows:
1
■
May 17 for the purchase
$425,000 high school building
on
Ohio
>
on
for the purchase of
bonds.
Dated April
O.
7,500 resurfacing-1951 3% bonds.
1952 to 1961
Y.
receive
$10,000 fire truck-1951 bonds. Due
24,000
(P.
will
Behr,
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
May 9 for the purchase of $34,000
bonds, as follows:
basis of about 1.86%.
No.
(Pi.
:
Bond Offering—E. Paul Hanson,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Y.
Bond Offering—Albert G.
City
Route
Dist.
(EST)
—were
1,
3, 1951. Legality
Caldwell,
Sch.
City),
2V2s, at
$15,318,000 tem¬
Oneida, N.
t
a
Ballston
Local
Bridgeport, Ohio
.
composed of the Union
Ballston
OHIO
Bethel
City.
Bond Sale—The $1,059,500 bonds
offered 011 April 23—v. 173, p. 1630
May 1 from
on
of about 2.22%.
loan notes. Dated June
approved
of
May 1 in 1964
on
'
approved
1 from
inclusive.
1976 inclusive.
to
on
York City Housing
Authority, N. Y.
Trimble &
2.30s, at a price
basis of about 2.27%.
as
May
on
1963
1965.
1966
1
A.
jointly,
—were
to
10,000 4 %s. Due
in¬
Spa.
of Buffalo, and Roose¬
velt & Crosse, of New York
City,
a
Due
Offerings—Philip J. Cruise,
Chairman,, will receive sealed bids
Trust Co.,
100.23,
May 1 from
on
1954 to 1960 inclusive.
87,000 2%s. Due
1961
of Board of
receive
of $3,940
to
Clerk
at a price of 100.07, a net
interest cost of about 2.76%, as
Note
$110,000 water-
bonds offered
Co., of Char¬
2s.
as
Valley Local Sch. DisL
(P. O. Bowerston), Ohio
Bond Offering — L. H.
Boor,
awarded
lotte,
Street,
Y.
1951.
1952
Van
N.
New
Y.
15,
from
Legality
Harold
NEW YORK
Alfred,
&
bonds,
Conotton
April 24
on
1743—were
p.
Dickson
Rural
April
15
clusive.
v.
S.
,
Sale—The issue
Dated
April
25—v. 173, p. 1630—were awarded
to the United States Trust
Co., of
1951
173,
R.
No. 2
$175,000 school
building bonds offered
—v.
par.
April
Municipal
Zoo
Land,
building and equipment fund
O.
water system bonds was purchased
$28,060-general
on
165,000
NORTH CAROLINA
the
Ballston
Spa
National
Bank, of Ballston Spa, as 2V2S, at
refunding bonds offered
20 years.
years.
City, Stranahan, Harris
Co., Inc., of Toledo, McCormick
of Chicago, Fahey, Clark &
Co., of Cleveland, Rodman & Linp,
of Chicago, and the National
City
Bank, of Cleveland, as 2s, at a
price of 100.60, a basis of about
Bond Sale—The
will
1423
p.
a
& Co.,
«'
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on
May 4 for the purchase of $13,000
Fire
Fighting equipment bonds.
Dated
to
New York
York
Treasurer,
by
Totowa,
water
View
Trust
Milton
Co., of New York City: "
1,270,000 63rd series bonds,
for the pur¬
chase
of
improvement
bonds. Dated July 1, 1951. Due in
Callable after 10
$15,350 fire
Bond Offering—E. W.
District
awarded
syndicate
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co,
Inc., Northern Trust Co. of Chi¬
cago,
Otis & Co., of Cleveland,,
First of Michigan
Corporation, of
O. Baldwins-
ville),
1.22%.
will
May 28
$150,000
New
April 20—v. 173,
on
—were
Stuyvesant, Stuyvesant **Fire Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Stuyvesant)>
Bond Sale—The issue of $30,000
April
Co.,
(P.
water system-1951 bonds was pur¬
chased by the Manufacturers and
the
Corp., of New York City, Equit¬
able Securities Corp., and F. S.
MONTANA
Chouteau
Valley
District
The
I
|
Le¬
Caldwell,
May 14
ing bonds. Dated June 1, 1951; Due
The
—
fighting equipment-1950 bonds of¬
fered on April 25—v. 173, p. 1743
—were sold, as 3s.
v
for the purchase of $200,000 build¬
on
on
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
To Central Hanover Bank & Trust
T
the
Groves
A-O.
by
,
O.
May 1, 1951.
Interest
approved
Paterson,
County Sch. Dist. R-2
Gasconade), Mo.
Bond Sale—The issue of $225,000 school bonds was purchased by
Lucas,
Eisen
&
Waeckerle,
of
Kansas City, as 2s and 2y8s. Dated
(P.
inclusive.
gality
Gasconade
(
(DST)
by
City, and Associates: proved
$2,077,000 62nd series bonds, at Heckler & Galloway, of New York
1.22%.
City.
1.
/
4,632,000 63rd series bonds, at
was
MISSOURI
Sale
Charles Ber¬
—
April 1 from 1952 to
on
of New York
improvement bonds
purchased by the J. G. Hick¬
Co., of Vicksburg, as 2V4S.
Dated Feb. 1, 1951.
1951. Due
J.
N.
—
1.19%.
man
Bond
District Clerk, will receive
nard,
^
Sale—The issue of $15,000
works
water
7
(P. O. Bohemia), N. Y.
Bond
J.
'f
r .
To Chemical Bank & Trust
Pass Christian, Miss.
Bond
York
New
on
_
Union
offered
&
Southampton, North Sea Fire Dist.
(P. O. Bridgehampton),
inclu¬
City Sch. Dist.,
Sale—The $2,985,000 bonds
Bond
re¬
Mitchell, of New York City.
„
I slip
$686,000
April 24—v. 173,
on
was
following:
Miss.
Grenada,
\
„•
Note Sale—The issue of
000
1.26%.
at
Sold
New
Associates,
and
Not
Jersey City
by the
Co., of
Trust
&
City,
bonds.
burn, of New York City.
1629—were not sold.
p.
purchased
was
basis of about 1.72%.
Ohio
p.m.
p.m.
M-S.
Reed,
2
M-N.
Legality approved
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
1
bonds offered
Mississippi
Note
&
'
<•' ■ J.
Fair Lawn,
000
3
1951.
1952 to
Interest
proved
until
apparatus
March
Dated
March
1.22%.
■
^
Housing
City,
Cleveland Heights
Interest
re¬
May 2 for the purchase
on
$16,500
until
bids
May 2 for the purchase
of of $100,000 improvement of 1951
bonds/Dated May 1, 1951. Due on
May 1 from 1952 to 1961 inclusive.
basis
a
Smith, Village Treasurer, will
purchased
was
Sale—The$3,500,000 build¬
'
.
Clarksdale
&
Haverstraw, N.
Bond
$1,351,by the
Chemical Bank & Trust Co., of
New York City, and Associates,
1951. Due on Dec.
'
N.
York
a
sealed
Bank
May 4 for the purchase of $396,000
Housing Authority,
1.60 %.
City Sch. Dist., Ohio
L. F. Rothschild &
Plattsburgh, N. Y.
Offering — J. Omer La-
ceive
National
County
about 1.28%,
Note Sale—The issue of
000
Bond
Savings
ing bonds offered on April 23—
v.
173, p. 1423—were awarded to
a
syndicate composed of the Na¬
tional City Bank, Blyth &
Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
inclusive.
Bond
April 26—v.
construction bonds. Dated April 1,
Camden
a
about
Cincinnati
Roosevelt
plante, City Chamberlain, will
at
NEW JERSEY
$8,000 tax anticipation certificates
was
purchased by the Bank of
Willmar, and the First National
Bank, of Willmar, jointly.
at
basis of
Romeyn Pres¬
Board of Edu¬
President.of
1956
Trust Co., of Gloversville, as 1.30s,
Trust
The issue of
31, 1951.
O.
1743—were
p.
Co., of Cincinnati,
price of 100.28, a
Co., all of Nevy
Harris, Hall & Co.,
Cross, Andrews &
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 3 p.m, (DST) on May 1 for Wells, Inc., both of New York City
the purchase of $17,100 school bus and Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleve¬
bonds. Due on May 1 from 1952 to land, as 1 As, at a price of 100.27,
ent!,
$250,000budget-
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Willmar, Minn.
re¬
Trust
l%s,
as
Y.
N.
&
Cam¬
offered
awarded to the Provident
Bank
—
173, p. 1743—were awarded to the
York City, Schoell1971 to 1977 are callable.
kopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, of Buf¬
falo, Kean, Taylor & Co., Geo. B.
Silver Lake, Minn.
Gibbons & Co., Inc., Bacon, Stev¬
Bond
Offering — Howard F. enson & Co., ChaS. E. Weigold &
Chalupsky, Village Clerk, will re¬ Co., W. H. Morton & Co., Otis &
ceive sealed
bids until 8 p. m. Co., Inc., both of New York City,
(CST) on May 4 for the purchase the Illinois Company, Julien Col¬
of $90,000 sewage disposal plant lins & Co., both of Chicago, Ramgeneral obligation bonds. Dated bo, Close & Kerner of Philadel¬
April 1, 1951. Due on April 1 from phia,
and
Blewer,
Heitner
&
1953 to 1962. inclusive. The bonds Glynn, of St. Louis, as 1.60s, at a
are callable. Legality approved by
price of 100.10, a basis of about
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis. 1.58%.
Certificate
bids
Offering
Fulton
Co., of New
maturing in
Keeseville),
Bond
Y.
offered
1951 bonds offered
Co.,
of Chicago, Drexel & Co., Phelps,
Fenn & Co., Shields & Co., both
of New York City, Equitable Se¬
curities Corp., R. S.
Dickson &
(CST)
m.
syn¬
Inc., Kidder, Peabody & Co
City, Continental Il¬
&
Dist.
notes
Johnstown), N. Y.
Halsey, Stuart
linois National Bank
bids
The
—
Bond Sale—The
of New York
on May 10
$200,000 build¬
Dated June 1, 1951.
p.
a
the
Fulton
$12,000,000
to
Sold
Not
for
April'24—v. 173,
on
Sch.
173, p. 1525—were rejected.
(State of)
Hampshire
Free
(P. O. Catskill), N.
bonds
1951
v.
1422—were awarded
p.
School District No. 59 (P. O.
Clerk
ceived
'■% 1951. Due
Api U
1
Bonds
at
14, 1951.
Bond
Indep.
Union
No.
the First
Boston,
bonds offered
Bond
Catskill
of $500,000
Bank,
New
April from
on
City.
$184,110
Corporation
April 25—v. 173,
on
Peru, Autable and Chesterfield
Central Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P.O.
New York
>y
Dated
Dec.
O.
H.
o
;
receive
approved by Vandewater, | & Wood, of New York City.
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
inclusive.
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
Norman
(P.
U /
will
Clerk,
until 3
Town
Sale—The
bridge
gality
purchase->
National
from
1
Cot
Note Sale—The i
notes
of
1.18%.
April
on
1957
'ORE
Manchester)
on
1629—were
p.
H'ds.
HAM?
Hillsborough
street
offered
follows:
as
1953
25,000
173,
Juran
to
acquisition
;>
liams,
Cambridge, Ohio
Note
Offering—Martin T. Wil¬
Bond
Monday, April 30, 1951
. . .
Nyack),
York
New
I
O.
(P.
Orangetown
j
1
District
tuck,
20 fur pur-
if
.
No.
sealed bids
p.m.
(DST)
Clerk, will receive 'on Mar 11 for the purchase of
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on 1 $25:000 tax and assessment mapsMay 9 for the purchase of $294,000 ! 1001 bonds. Dated March 1, 1951.
school-1951 bonds. Dated May 1, Due on March 1 from 1952 to 1956
1951. Due on May 1 from 1952 to | inclusive, Interest M-S. Legality
1971 inclusive, interest M-N. Le¬
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
receive
vili
basis
a
$35,000
bonds
jie Superin-
-
School
NEW
Sale—The
awarded
of
Northamp¬
Providence
Dist.
(P. O. Broadalbin), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Grace B. Shat-
Duo
in
20 years, optional v vr-5
yea: s.
as
Lafayette, Minn.
improvement,
Of ft! inn
and
Sch.
Central
ey), Neb,
•,
construction
1,71%.
Bond
(P. O. C
Mayfield,
Perth
ton,
Dist.
ich.
sealed bids until
A\
chase of $ J 96,000
were
—
Conn?
"
tendent
to the Northwestern Na¬
Bank,
l%s, at
1629
p.
138
Bond
Minn.
$50,000 sewage
bonds offered on
plant
awarded
tional
Cheyenna
Sale—The
Bond
Broadalbin,
NEGRA V't.
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
jiercial and Financial Chronicle
-
Local
Sch.
&
Dist*
R. D. 2, Medina), Ohio
Sale—The $150,000 build¬
ing bonds offered
on April 23—v,
1526—were awarded: to the
First Cleveland Corp.,. of Cleve¬
land, as 2Vis, at a price of 101.10,
173,
a
p.
basis of about 2.11%.
Greenfield Local Sch. Dist.
R.
D.
Bond
No.
1,
(P. 0.
Willard)-, Ohio
t
Offering—Kathryn L. Mc~
Neal, Clerk-Treasurer of Board of
Volume
173
Number 5007
Education, will receive sealed bids
inclusive.
1966
until
due
the
8
(EST)
p.m.
May 7 for
on
purchase of $80,000 construc¬
tion
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
Oct.
inclusive.
April
1952
from
1
Interest
to
Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Hamilton,
April
offered
25—v.
173,
2s, at
of
price of 100.19,
a
clusive,
about
2M>s,
2%s,
due from
1973,
in¬
due in
$35,000
and
to
1974
1978
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
building
April 24—v. 173,
on
1526—were awarded to the Lodi
173,
v.
City, at
April 23—
Oklahoma
of
Jones,
net interest cost of about
a
3.24%.
State Bank, of Lodi.
County
District
No.
School
Ohio
Bond Offering—John H.
18
(P. O. Kremlin), Okla.
Schim-
Offering
Bond
until
cation will receive sealed bids
(EST)
noon
May
on
10 for
ing
and
1952
1950. Due
to
A-O.
bonds.
apparatus
Dec. 15,
inclusive.
1964
Legality
Dated
Oct. 1 from
on
Interest
by
approved
til 10
the
Parma
Bond
City Sch.
Offering
J. H. Wanek,
—
(EST)
on May 10 for the purchase
$900,000 school-1951, series B
Dated March 1, 1951. Due
pf
bonds.
Dec. 1 from 1952 to 1966 inclu¬
on
sive.
Interest
proved
J-D.
by
Legality
Squire,
ap¬
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Salem-Washington Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Port Washington),
.
Ohio
.
construction
bonds
clusive.
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 20 (P. O. Tishomingo)p
Oklahoma
basis of about 2.46%.
City Sch.
Ohio
Dist.,
Bond Offering—Burton E. Peck,
Clerk of Board of
sealed
deceive
Education, will
until
bids
noon
(EST)
on May 1 for the purchase
$509,500 building bonds. Dated
May 15, 1951. Due on Dec. 1 from
of
1974 inclusive/Interest J-
1952 to
D.
Legality
approved
Squire,
by
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Warren, Ohio
Sold—The
t>i
Bonds
Not
bids
for
on
April
Pond
Bond
City
1953 to 1960 in¬
Creek,
Offering
Bond
until
8
p.m.
the
electric
Phillips,
sealed
receive
(EST)
May
on
chase
of
$20,000
Dated June
J-D.
terest
Squire,
1
1, 1951. Due
on
Dec.
Legality approved by
■
•
purchase
light
of
Dempsey,
„
Washington
Due
Exempted
School
District,
Sale
dicate
of
St.
composed
•/
i
*
Co., Inc.,
First National Bank
C. Edgar Honnold, both
Oklahoma
of
offered
City,
$114,000
l%s.
and
Evan
as
from
&
April
on
St.
173,
a
p.
syndi¬
Inc., First National Bank & Trust
C.
Edgar
Oklahoma
Honnold,
both
to
inclusive.
1959
of Tulsa, at a price of par, a
/interest cost of about 2.18%,<
follows:
-
.
-
net
as
.
$500,000 sanitary- sewer bonds, as
follows:' $189,000
l34s,
due
from .1953
.
to 1961
inclusive,
$105,000 2s, due from 1962 to
Connine,
C.
notes
City,
and
Woonsocket
Housing
School
District,
Authority, R. 1.
Note Sale—The issue of
000
Pa.
$1,286,by the
Bank & Trust Co., of
City, and Associates, at
notes
purchased
was
Chemical
Sale—The
Bond
Trust
&
was
Lewistown
$290,000 im¬ New York
provement bonds offered on April 1.22%.
19—v. 173, p. 1526—were awarded
SOUTH
to the Lewistown Trust Co., as
iy8s, at a price of 100.14, a basis
of about 1.85%.
Greenville
CAROLINA
160
Bond
Sale.—The
000
Sale—The $1,250,000 sew¬
S. Dickson & Co., of
bonds
of
issue
Bloomsburg), Pa.
Bond
Welcome
(P. O.
County,
Sch. Dist. No.
Greenville), S. C.
Municipal Authority of the Town
of Bloomsburg (P. O.
will receive sealed
purchased
was
$40,-
R.
by
Charlotte,
as
bonds follows:
offered on
p. 1631
$4,000
construction
4%
bonds.
on
—were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
Due on April 1 in 1952 and
clusive.
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
1953.
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc., Schmidt,
Eugene, Ore.
"36,000 construction 2y4% bonds.
Poole
&
Co.,
of
Philadelphia,
Bond Offering—Henry F. BeisDue on April 1 from 1954 to
Thomas & Co., of Pittsburgh, Elktel, City Recorder, will receive
1971 inclusive.
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (PST) ins, Morris & Co., Edward Lowber
The bonds are dated April 1,
Stokes Co., and Schaffer & Co., all
on
May 14 for the purchase of
1951.
er
series of 1951
April 26—v. 173,
revenue,
1, 1951. Due
April 1 from 1953 to 1962 in¬
$133,557.28 improvement, series E
Dated
bonds.
1952
from
years
June
to
The
after
or
of
99.001,
Pass,
Ore.
basis of about 2.55%.
a
Spartanburg County (P.
Spartanburg), S. C.
City Sch. Dist.,
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
New
callable.
are
2V2S, at a price
of Philadelphia, as
two
on
from issue date
Grants
Due
1951.
inclusive.
1961
maturing
1,
Bond
Offering—Earl T. Simon-
City
sen,
Lane
Auditor,
will
receive
County, McKenzie Highway
District (P. O. 5112
Offering—William A. Fra-
Bond
zier, Clerk of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until
1
O.
H. Ashmore,
Bond Offering—R.
County Board, will re¬
sealed bids until 11 a. m.
Clerk
of
ceive
Highway,
Bond Sale Canceled—The
000 water bonds offered
29—v.
173,
Bond
$357,March
on
Commis¬
sioners, will receive sealed bids at
offices
of
Board
of
are
2V4s.
.
Due
from
1967
to
inclusive.
maturing after Jan. 1, 1957,
County Union High Sch. Dist.
No.
(P. O. Goshen), Ore.
Bond Offering—Bessie Kimball,
1
for the
purchase of $150,000 school
Dated June 1, 1951.
Due
June 1 from 1953 to 1974 inclu¬
bonds.
on
The
sive.
June 1,
bonds
1957,
are
maturing
callable.
Stanfield, Ore.
Offering—Lorna
est
Inter¬
A-O.
Dated May 1,
to
1953
1951. Due on May 1
1975
inclusive.
Water
Legality approved by
Shuler
District
to
1962
maturing
on
(P.
O.
inclusive.
The
and after May
the
(DST)
a.m.
Frey,
TENNESSEE
A
1952 to
1 from
May
on
disbonds.
1971 .inclusive.
1,200,000 funding-1951, series A
bonds. Due on May 1 from
1952 to 1971 inclusive.
bonds
Interest
dated
are
M-N.
Pittsburgh Housing Authority, Pa.
Sale—The issue of $6,017,-
Note
000
notes
Central
Beckett,
will receive
(PST) on
obligation bonds. Dated
April 1, 1951. Due on July 1 from
general
to
1973 inclusive. The bonds
after July 1 r 1961
Legality
approved
McCulloch,
Sayre, of Portland.
Shuler
are
by
70th
$931,000
series
,
..
at
notes,
at
series .notes/,
Greenville, Tenn.
Trafford
series
notes,
of
Borough
sealed
(DST)
on
of
of
receive
Board
will
(DST)
Pa.
on
of
Knoxville, and C. H. Little & Co.,
of Jackson, at a price of par, at a
net interest cost of about 2.96%,
as
follows:
■-
,
Due on June 1 from
1958 to
inclusive.
.
Due on June 1 from
I960 inclusive.
Due on June 1 from
inclusive.
until
8
Lafollette, Tenn.
Bond
re¬
p.m.
Offering—O.
Clerk,
City
until
bids
11:30
E. Mitchell,
receive
will
a.m.
sealed
(EST)
on
of $150,000
bonds. Dated
May 3 for the purchase
street
t
James B. Ac¬
Secretary, will
bids
Corp., both
1961 to 1968
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
—
syndicate
Nashville; Davidson & Co.,
at
April 30, for the purchase .of. $40,000 general obligation bonds.
Wilson,
a
Cumberland Securities
School
Offering
to
awarded
were
composed of the Equitable Secu¬
rities Corp1., Webster & Gibson,
260,000 3s.
Secretary
Directors,
-
—Tlie $500,000 elec¬
system revenue-1951 bonds
offered on April 25—v. 173, p. 1631
tric
District, Pa.
Offering—
Clement
P.
Bond
School
Sale
Bond
87,000 23As.
1.14%.
Chapman &
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
at
,
1,086,000, 71st
Watts,
until 2 p.m.
$153,000 3s.
.
sealed
(CST) on June
purchase of $50,000 water
and sewer bonds. Dated July 1,
1951. Due on July 1 from 1952 to
1971 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
bids
1952 to 1957
70th
ceive
D. Gra-
Trust
notes,
series
70th
2,000,000
ton,
City Clerk, will receive seal¬
the
by
&
1.14%.
Bond
Erie, Pa.
Bond Offering—Eugene
Bank
Co., of New York City, as follows:
&
:
PENNSYLVANIA
ney,
purchased
was
Hanover
R. Y. Moses,
receive
4 for the
ap¬
proved by Reed, Smith, Shaw &
McClay, of Pittsburgh.
—
will
Clerk,
1,
May
Legality
Offering
Bond
City
sewage
series
posal-1951,
Brownsville, Tenn.
May 1 from
on
callable
1,000,000
The
&
series
refunding-1951,
bonds. Due
Due
sewer
onvApril 24—v. 173,
1744—were awarded to Kaljman
Co,, of St. Paul, as 2.80s.
p.
purchase of $3,200,000
$1,000,000
B
May
on
$30,000
Sale—The
bonds offered
follows:
as
1.16%.
May 7 for the purchase of $50,000
May 14 for the purchase of $16,300
improvement, issue 1951-A bonds
Dated May 1, 1951. Due on May 1
1952
District
Secretary,
Winfree,
bonds
for
bonds,
&
sealed bids until 5 p.m.
will receive
(PST) on
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
from
8
until 11
2,000,000
Bond Offering—Carl W.
callable.
Recorder,
In¬
Washington County, Alohahuber
maturing
Bay,'Ore.
Wagner, S. Dak.
City Controller, will receive sealed
1.15%.
Bond Offering—H. Oscar Gulov-
City
Al-
City Recorder, will receive
(PST) on
May 8 for the purchase of $155,000
general obligation sewer bonds.
1952
i
sen,
G.
SOUTH DAKOTA
Bond
Bond Offering—Edward R.
bids
1982 inclusive.
City, at 72.47.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
1951.
Huber), Ore.
1951-A bonds.
'Coos
after
to
pur¬
was
—
verez,
'
ment, issue
bonds
2
by D. A. Pincus & Co., of
chased
New York
$18,029.97
City
Sale—The $2,500,000
Lot No.
lVz%
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on May 10
McCulloch,
Sayre, of Portland.
Bond Offering—H. Oscar Gulov-
City, at 104.90.
Additional
District
Winfree,
sen,
York
of
terest M-N.
Ore.
Charlotte,
Humphrey
1952 to 1971 inclusive.
from
Bay,
chased by R. S.
City, on April 26 was pur¬
chased by a syndicate headed by
the National City Bank, of New
callable.
Lane
Dickson & Co., of
and
the
Robinson
Co., Inc., of Atlanta,
jointly, as 23/4s. Dated March ,1,
1951, Due on March 1 from 1979
by J. P. Morgan & Co., Inc., of New
1423—were canceled.
p.
Offering—Byron E. Rownd,
Secretary
p.m.
York
Water
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
OREGON
of
City, and Evan L. Davis,
12
York
$7,573,by the
Co., of
Associates,
purchased
was
Bank
at 1.22%.
Note Sale—The issue of $1,032,-
Dated April
1630—were not sold.
Louis, Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Co.,
Offering—H.
Bond
Bond
1954
Recorder, will receive
cate fcomposed of the Mercantile- sealed bids until May 14 for the
$18,029.97 improve¬
Commerce Bank & Trust Co., of purchase of
to
Le¬
(P. O. Box 270, Idleyld Route,
Roseburg), Ore.
improvement, issue 1951-A bonds
offered on
April 23—v. 173, p.
23—v.
awarded
J-D.
Interest
land.
L.
Sale—The $850,000 bonds
1743—were
Housing Authority, Pa.
Johnstown
000
on
Douglas County Sch. Dist. No.
follows:
Due
Davis, of Tulsa,
Coos
Bartlesville, Okla.
*
Bond
Mercan¬
Trust Co.,
Bonds Not Sold—The
.
-OKLAHOMA
;>
syn¬
of
"
*
the
of
a
Louis, Harriman Ripley &
biulding bonds, sched¬
uled for May 21, has been post¬
poned.
April 23—v. 173,
tile-Commerce Bank & Trust Co.,
'the $276,000
-
on
1744—were awarded to
1971
Postponed—Sale
(PST)
Dec. 1 from 1955 to
on
inclusive.
.1965
Bartlesville), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $325,000 school
78,000
Ohio
building
1951. Due
bonds
County
133,000 2s. Due from 1960 to 1966
Village
the
for
notes
Chemical
purchased by the
May 9
Central Hanover Bank &
Trust
purchase
of $1,300,000
Co., of New York City, at 1.17%.
bonds. Dated June
1,
bids until 8 p.m.
the
Independent
School District No. 30 (P. O.
of
:
.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
$35,000
bonds.
system
inclusive.
Wocdsfield
Bond
&
Note Sale—The issue of
000
New
Husband, Fort &
Johnson, 72 West Broadway, Eu¬
Bond
Offering — Minnie M.
gene,
until 3:30 p.m. (PST) on
Palmer, Town Clerk, will receive
May 5 for the purchase of $357,000
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
water
general obligation bonds.
May 1 for the purchase of $.87,500
Dated May 1, 1951. Due on Jan. 1
municipal
building
bonds.
Due
from 1954 to 1975 inclusive.. The
p.m.
21 for the pur¬
building bonds.
Sanders
{^IpvelanfL
f
until
1952 to 1961 inclusive. In-
1 from
.
bids
Bay),
Springfield), Ore.
Tishomingo, Okla.
p.
Offering—Floyd
Housing
Authority, R. /.
Oregon
Allen,
E.
receive sealed
(CST) on April
from 1953 to 1963 inclusive.
Washington Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Clerk of Board of Education, will
Coos
509,
9C
No.
Offering—L. B. Mayfield,
Bond
Okla.
M.
—
will
Clerk,
for
30
19—
Ohio
Box
McKenzie
bonds offered
Alledonia),
O.
clusive.
1630—were rejected.
173, p.
V;
offered
bonds
Providence
(EST) on May 10 for the purchase
of $250,000 Court House, series B
(EST) on May 14 for the pur¬
bonds. Dated March 1, 1951. Due
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on chase of $640,000 building bonds.
from 1953 to 1963 inclusive.
Dated April 1, 1951. Due on April on March 1 from 1960 to 1969 incl.
May 2 for the purchase of $27,and Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1971 in¬ Interest (M-S). Legality approved
Kay County Dependent Sch. Dist. 657.40 improvement-1951
bonds.
clusive. Interest A-O. Legality ap¬ by Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of
No. 27 (P. O. Newkirk), Okla.
Dated May 1, 1951. Due on May
by
Squire,
Sanders
& New York City.
Bond
Offering—Earl H. Tre- 1 from 1952 to 1960 inclusive. In¬ proved
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Sumter, S. C.
nary, Clerk of Board of Education, terest M-N. Legality approved by
will receive sealed bids until 7:30 Winfree,
Bond Sale—The issue of $240,Philadelphia, Pa.
McCulloch,
Shuler
&
p.m.
(CST) *on April 30 for the Sayre, of Portland.
water
works
and
sewer
Bond Sale—The issue of $2,500,- 000
purchase
o f
$25,000
building
000 2%% Lot No. 1 bonds offered system revenue bonds was pur¬
(CST) on May 1 for the purchase
of $22,500 construction bonds. Due
the $5,450,000 first mortgage reve¬
nue
(P.
bonds
Elmore Lynn,
Education, will
—
from 1954 to 1966 inclusive.
•
County Sch. Dist.
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
bids
CJhrichsville
Offering
Clerk of Board of
purchased
was
by Hayden, Miller & Co., of Cleve¬
land, as* 21£s, at a price of 100.47,
a
1953 to 1964 in¬
bonds. Due from
Bond Sale—The issue of $69,000
un¬
building
$73,500
Due from
Edu¬
of
April 30 for
on
purchase of
Bond
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive
sealed
bids
until
noon
Board
Johnston
Ohio
Dist.,
of
(CST)
a.m.
bonds.
Bricker, Marburger, Evatt & Bar¬
ton, of Columbus.
,
Clerk
G.
Henry
—
Toews,
the purchase of $18,000 fire build¬
Say re, of Portland.
51
ISLAND
RHODE
on
000
bonds.
xnel, Clerk of Board of Township
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
(DST)
a.m.
May 1, 1951.
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on May 11
for the purchase of $400,000 school
Dependent
11
improvement bonds.
Dated
Due on May 1 from
1952 to 1971 inclusive.
Legality
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler &
District Clerk,
Garfield
Orange Township (P. O.
Galena),
on
1744—were awarded to
p.
Edward
J.
$55,000 sanitary
bonds offered
sewer
until
May 8 for the purchase of $1,000,-
approved
Legality
gality approved by Winfree, Mc¬
Culloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
Cheyenne, Okla.
Bond Sale—The $15,000
p.
1971
to
$30,000
and
1.98%.
Liverpool Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Valley City), Ohio
bonds offered
1967
1972
basis
a
from
due
on
awarded to the Provident Savings
Bank & Trust Co., of Cincinnati,
as
works
water
M-N.
bids
ed
1. 1953 and thereafter are callable
Interest
Coos
$75,000 2s, due from 1962 to
1966
inclusive, $75,000 2i-4s,
1630—were
p.
due
bonds, as
follows:
$135,000
l%s. due
from
1953 to 1961 inclusive,
350,000
Ohio
bonds
2)/s,
1976 inclusive.
from 1974 to
Bond Sale—The $95,000 Viaduct
improvement
2y4$,
inch,
1971
to
$59,000
and
1973,
1975
A-O.
$105,000
1967
from
$42,000 2%s, due in 1972 and
1951.
1,
(1839)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Jan.
and
1, 1951.
1959 to 1973
bridge
Due on July 1 from
The bonds
inclusive.
maturing in 1966 to 1973 are call¬
May 23 for the purchase
able, Legality approved by Chap¬
of $85,000 judgment funding and
man & Cutler, of Chicago.
improvement bonds.
wSJ.
,
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
->.;f«5Jlli.'^niU4.:A'J
.
.
AlliitC
Monday, April 30, 1951
.
(1840)
52
(State of)
Tennessee
— W.
N. Estes,
will receive seal¬
11 a.m. (CST) on
improvement
April 23—v.
State Treasurer,
until
bids
ed
May 9 for the purchase of $8,625,various bonds. Dated May 1,
000
Due
1951.
May
on
1961.
1,
awarded
on
to
\
Interest M-N.
1966 inclusive.
&
William
offered
Texas
Beeville,
awarded
1527—were
of $289,500 improvement bonds was pur¬
improvement bonds was pur¬
chased by Fairclough & Co., of To¬
chased by a syndicate composed
of J. L. Graham & Co., Goulding, ronto, as 4s, at a price of 98.01^ a
to
basis of about 4.24%. Due on
both of Toronto, Isard,
of London, Ont.,
&
Co.,
and
Bankers
Rose & Co.,
Harrison*
A^rll
1971 inclusive.
1952 to
16 from
Robertson & Co.,
1951
of
issue
Bond
bonds
QUEBEC
by Harrison & Co., of Toronto, as
4s.
Due on March
1 from 1952
Lancaster), Wis.
-
to 20 years.
one
000
O.
(P.
County
in
Bpnd Sale—The issue of $125,school bonds was-'purchased
of
Cowansville Sch. Commission, Que.
Sale—The issue
Bond
inclusive.
to 1971
Bond
Offering — Alonzo Aup173, p.
F. W. perle, County Clerk, will receive
19—v.
April
on
Grant
Manassas), Va.
Sale—The $307,000
Bond
TEXAS
Township, Ont.
Sale—The issue
Bond
of $450,-
Sale—The issue
000
Chicago.
Sanitary
County
(P. O.
Stamford
Aldborough Ont.
1957 inclusive.
1952 to
school,
210,000
proved by Chapman & Cutler,
Districts
Eiectric Power Commission.
,
Thorold, Ont.
Corp., both of Toronto, as
Bond Sale—The issue of $122,3%s. Due on April 1 from 1952 to 000 improvement bonds was pur¬
bonds. Due on May 1 from
1971 inclusive.
chased by Bell, Gouinlock & Co.,
1954 to 1963 inclusive.
of Toronto, as 4s, at a price of
The
bonds are
dated May
1, Cornwall Roman Catholic Separate
97.01, a basis of about 4.37%. Due
School Board, Ont.
1951. Interest M-N. Legality ap¬
'from
bridge bonds.
Prince
Purpose
ONTARIO
;
•v
50,000 street improvement, issue
of 1951 bonds. Due on May 1
Le¬
Chapman
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Commission on April 20.
of the borrowing is to
defray cost of the expansion pro¬
gram
of
the
Ontario
Hydrochange
on
in¬
1971
to
"
*
Bond
1957 inclusive.
sealed
Dated Jan. 1,
ty Judge, will receive sealed bids 1951. Due on Jan. 1 from 1952 to
until 10:30 a.m. (CST) on May 10 1966 inclusive, Legality approved
for the purchase of $75,000 high¬
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
way garage bonds.
Dated May 1, Dodge, of Boston.
1
1951. Due on May 1 from 1952 to
and
as
$50,000 sewer, issue of 1951 bonds.
;•
Due on May 1 from 1952 to
bids until 7 p.m* (1JST) on May 1
for the purchase of $150,000 sewer
Bond Offering—Jerre Fly, Coun¬
bonds,
$310,000
of
follows:,
City Treasurer, will receive
O.
clusive.
Clerk, will receive sealed bids un¬
a.m. (CST) on May 9 for the
purchase
1952
from
Due
4.42%.
about
of
15
Oien, City
til 9
V
Borre, W f
Offering — Ralph Olliver,
Bond
'
Wis.
Claire,
Bond Offering—O. E.
VERMONT
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
City.
County (P.
Franklin), Tenn.
Eau
Le¬
York
Williamson
offered
bonds
basis
a
March
street
173, p. 1631—were
Rauscher, Pierce &
Co., of Dallas,
gality approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
*
WISCONSIN
Smeet water, Texas
Sale — The $45,000
Bond
Offering
Bond
,
i.iV.I
Ont.
Kingston,
bonds
school
000
of $375,-
purchased
was
the Credit Anglo-Francais, of
by
(CST) on
Debenture
Sale—The issue
of
Richmond, and
Montreal, as 3V2S, at a price of
May 8 for the purchase of $325,000 $753,500 improvement debentures
95.76, a basis of about 4.11%.
$500,000 water works and sewer Scott, Horner & Mason, of Lynch¬
County
Home
Building
bonds. was purchased by Bell, Gouinlock Dated Dec.
burg, jointly, as follows:
1, 1950. Due from 1951
system revenue, series 1951 bonds
Dated May 1, 1951. Due on May 1 & Co., of Toronto, as 2Y2S, 2%s,
to 1970 inclusive.
are
being offered by Rauscher, $147,000 Occoquan - Woodbridge from 1952 to 1966 inclusive. Inter¬
&
Pierce
1,
maturing on April 1, 1968
thereafter are callable. In¬
bonds
and
a
000
notes
York
by the
Co., of
Trust
&
City,
Associates,
and
1.22%.
at
Hale
Texas
Center,
$62,000
system
purchased by
Bond Sale—The issue of
and
works
water
bonds
revenue
sewer
was
the Central Investment Company,
at
Dallas, as 4s,
Dated March 15, 1951.
of
Texas,
School
Offering
Bond
High
Texas
District,
bonds offered on
173, p. 1631—were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of J. P. Morgan & Co., Inc., of New
York City; Folger, Nolan, Inc., of
Washington, D. C.; Ball, Burge &
Kraus, of Cleveland; Brooks-Willis
Inc., of Richmond, and McDonaldMoore & Co., of Detroit, as 2.10s,
at a price of 100.01, a basis of
improvement
April 25—v.
bids un¬
tees, will receive sealed
(CST) on May 7 for
the purchase of $100,000
school
house bonds. Dated June 1, 1951.
til 7:30 p.m.
inclusive. Interest J-D.
O. Edna),
(P.
Offering
Bond
—
M.
L.
Cobb,
$32,000 general
May 15 from 1952 to
Interest
M-N.
by
approved
eral
of the
the
par.
Bond Offering—Sealed
and
sen,
Sch.
No.
Dist.
hospital
173,
129-130
T exas
Bond
Superintendent
receive
saeled
of
Shelton,
Schools,
bids
until
will
8
p.m.
(CST) on May 1 for the purchase
of
$640,000
school
house-1951
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1951. Due
on
June
clusive.
1
from
The
1952 to
1981
in¬
bonds
maturing on
and after June 1, 1967 and there¬
after
are
callable.
Interest
J-D.
Legality approved by the Attorney
General of the State and McCall,
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
an
notice of sale.
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
.7* exas
Bond Sale—The issue of $20,000
building bonds was purchased by
the
Central
Investment
Co.
of
Texas, Dallas, as 2V2S and 3s, at
par. Dated April 15, 1951.
Oct.
on
St.
Sale
was
on
price
issue
registered by the Prov¬ 3.96%. Due
ince
was
with the
1971.
The
Securities and
Ex¬
to
—
The
sold
privately,
96.27,
of
Jan.
on
oL
3V2S, at
as
basis
a
issue
debentures
improvement
maturing
15,
Que.
Eustache,
Debenture
May 1, of $50,000,000 debentures,
May
1971
1952 to
from
1
inclusive.
of
1952
from
1
a
about
inclusive.
1971
,-K
-
•
•
'
■'
■
■
'
„
173,
United Stales Savings Bonds Issued
and
/
r
will
Treasurer,
;
1953
to
1953
to
No.
inclusive.
district
Due
326
15 from
May
on
1973
357
No.
May 15 from
inclusive.
on
1961
Interest
1951.
district
Due
bonds
The
dated
are
M-N.
May
Legality
5,
ap¬
Burcham & Blair, of
Spokane, Weter, Roberts & Shefelproved
man,
by
of Seattle, and the Attorney-
General
of
the
State.
Washington Toll Bridge Authority
(P. O. Olympia), Wash.
Offering—J.
Bond
revenue
1951.
gality
bonds.
Due
on
receive
Dated
April 1,
approved
by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Through March 31, 1951
''
Percent
■
tAmount
tAmount
Issued
Redeemed
Outstdg.
,,
Outstdg. of
Amt. Issued
Series A-D:
County Sch. Dist.
Springs
'
Series D-1941
—
_
__
5.29
54
$4,597
.£257
148
'
(matured)
Series A-1935 to D-1941
(P. O. Hamilton
12
Bond
51
1197
65.54
$5,002
$4,649
$354
7.08
.
Dome), Wyo.
Offering—The
until
bids
of
Secretary
May 19 for the
construction
$38,000
Series
Total
A-D_____|
Series E:
1,634
544
1,091
66.77
7,3 93
3,356
3,837
53.34
11,551
6,243
5,308
Bond Sale—The
$490,000 water,
45.95
E-1944
13,338
7,483
5,854
offered
on April 19—v. 173, p. 1527—were
awarded to Boettcher & Co., of
general obligation
Denver, at
bonds
43.89
Series
E-1945
10,332
5,720
4.612
44.64
Series
E-1946
4,538
2,166
2,372
52.27
Series
E-1947
4,196
1,716
2,480
net interest cost of
a
59.10
Series
E-3948
4,289
1,554
2,735
about 2.68%.
i
•',/
63.77
Series
E-1949
4,213
1,329
2,885
3,673
771
-2,902
E-1941
E-1942
Series
Wyo.
Series
Series
Worland,
E-1943
Series
_______
—
-
—
;
—
Series E-1950
Series E-1951
ALBERTA
Drumheller
School
Alta.
$45,000
District,
Bond Sale—The issue of
bonds was purchased
by
Sydie, Sutherland & Driscoll, of
Edmonton, and Burns Bros. &
Denton, of Toronto, as 3%s, at a
price of 98.06, a basis of about
4.14%.
April
1,
1966. Le¬
Chapman
&
Due
March
on
;
•;
68.48
79.01
-
99.02
612
6
606
$65,570
$30,887
$34,683
52.89
$70,572
(3 months)
Foothills
School
District
No.
Bond Sale—The issue of
bonds
38,
$41,250
purchased by
Burns Bros. & Denton, of Toron¬
was
to, and Sydie, Sutherland & Dris¬
coll, of Edmonton, jointly, as 3%s,
at a price of 96.09, a basis of about
4.34%.
i952
Due
March
on
E
Total Series A-E—
$35,536
$35,036
49.65
J
Series P and G:
77.96
$1,552
$342
$1,210
3,242
834
2,408
G-1943__;
3,418
934
2.484
and
G-1944.
3,750
865
2,885
76.93
Series P
and
G-1945
Series
from
Alberta
school
Series
Total
P
and
G-1946—1
Series F
and
G-1947_
Series
and G-1948—
15
Series
F
and
G-1941__
Series
P
and
G-1942
Series
P
and
Series
15
1952 to 1961 inclusive.
F
P
___
74.28
•
72.67
3,382
623
2,559
80.42
3,010
549
2,461
81.76
2,598
413
2,185
84.10
3,043
—
235
2,808
92.28
92.76
Series F
and
G-1949
1,672
121
1.551
Series
and
G-1950-
2,348
32
2,316
98.64
*
285
100.00
$4,949
$23,151
82.39
—$168
Series
P
P
and
G-1951
Total Series
from
P
and
(3
months)
285
$28,100
G
to 1966 inclusive.
Hoover,
W.
sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on May
15 for the purchase of $6,800,000
Washington State Ferry System
will
,
school
follows:
as
school
bonds.
April 23
on
receive
May 5 for the purchase of $102,000
school
offered
(Dollar amounts in millions—rounded and will not necessarily add to totals)
WYOMING
Hot
$100,000
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on
bonds.
Redeemed
The $60,000
1744—were not sold.
p.
Offering—Joe A. Stewart,
Bond
—
bonds.
Spokane County Sch. Dists. (P. O.
Spokane), Wash.
Secretary,
Round Rock
Due
—
Harri-
public offering in this country on $75,000
for the purchase
Sold
bonds
purchase
1631—were not sold due
error in publication of the
50,000
Offering—P. W.
S.
U.
by
Ripley & Co., Inc. and Wood,
Rhinelander, Wis.
sealed
p.
$52,000
La Vega Indep. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Bellmead Branch, Waco),
headed
of Board of Trustees will receive
Valley
Sold—The
Not
school bonds,
inclusive.
syndicate composed
a
tAmount
(P. O. South Bend),
Washington
County
$65,000 l%s. Due in 1952.
335,000 2s. Due from 1953 to 1957
in
Issue
Gundy & Co., is expected to make
City Clerk, will receive sealed
—v.
Wahkiakum Counties,
Naselle-Grays River
to
lows:
by
Gilbert-
Offering—Jean
,
v.
Airport Refunding bonds of¬
fered on April 23—v. 173, p. 1744
—were
awarded to Rotan, Mosle
& Moreland, of Houston, as fol¬
May 15 from 1952 to 1971
Interest M-N. Legality
on
school
school bonds offered on April 19—
ty
p.m.
(CST) on May 10 for the purchase
$300,000 school building issue of
1951 bonds. Dated May 15, 1951.
No.
Bonds
Coun¬
2
Sell
syndicate
man
E.
of
bids will
$2,750,000
of
purchase
State.
Bond Sale—The $400,000
A
May 21 for the
be received until
Attorney-Gen¬
County (P. O.
Beaumont), Texas
until
bids
sealed
ceive
Bonds Not
1971 in¬
Legality
Jefferson
chased
of $60,000 school bonds.
Pacific
clusive.
improvement bonds was pur¬
000
of $220,-
improvement bonds was pur¬
chased
by the Deacon Findley
Zuercher, District Clerk, will re¬
April 13—v. 173, p. 1424—were
awarded to the* State as 2.35s, at
on
7 for the
on
Ont.
issue
Que.
Sale—The issue of $357,-
000
1
(City and Town), Wis.
Offering — Godfrey
Bond
bonds.
bonds.
Sale—The
Bond
To
No.
Dist.
bids until May 14
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on May
purchase of $735,000 road
Dated May 15, 1951. Due
Sch.
Joint
Rhinelander, Wis.
King County (P. O.
Seattle), Wash.
No, 18
Texas
Falls,
Niagara
school
basis of about 1.65%.
a
Monroe
obligation, series A bonds offered
/
Jackson County Road Dist.
101.01,
Bond
1952 to 1971
1 from
June
on
Drummondville,
of Chicago.
Vancouver), Wash.
Bond Sale—The
price of 96.05.
of
the Banque Canadienne Naoffered on April
25—v. 173, p. 1424—were awarded
Coyne, Ltd., of Toronto, as 4s. Due tionale, Casgrain & Co., McNeil,
to a syndicate composed of the
on May 1 from 1952 to 1971 incluMantha, Inc., and Morgan, Kempf
Northern Trust Co., and William
sive.
& Robertson, all of Montreal, as
Blair
&
Co., both of Chicago,
"3%s and 3s, at a price of 94.60.,
Ontario (Province of)
jointly, as l%s, at a price of
112 (P. O.
School District No.
Milton Linde-
—
a
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
Washougal Con.
County,
at
1952 to 1966 inclusive.
Bond
inclusive.
Clark
3V4S,
Due from
Wis.
Manitowoc,
Sale—The $650,000
Bond
Due
about 2.09%.
President of Board of Trus¬
mann,
Due
Bond Sale—The
WASHINGTON
Rural
End
West
Industry
par.
Village), Va.
$1,250,000 school
Hilton
by
building bonds
of
2.73%.
Texas
purchased
was
Bank
basis
a
Warwick County (P. O.
Sale—The issue of $2,175,-
Chemical
New
Authority,
Housing
Note
of
about
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Dallas
100.26,
price
approved
Legality
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Sanitary Dist.,
bonds, as 2%s, at a
sewer
and
3s
M-N.
est
Triangle
160,000
Gibson, of Austin, and
&
Gibson
bonds,
water
2.80s, at a price of 100.26,
basis of about 2.78%.
as
Legality approved by
terest A-O.
Dist.,
Sanitary
1951.. Due on April 1
from 1969 to 1981 inclusive. .The
April
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
Craigie & Co., of
Dated
Dallas.
of
Co.,
The
Offered
Bonds Publicly
n
.
BRITISH
.
Unclassified
Ail
COLUMBIA
sales
Series—Total
Abbotsford Sch. Dist. No. 34, B.
of
257
5.29
36,163
57,764
61.50
$98,780
$40,760
$58,020
58.74
C.
issue
$275
4,597
93,927
Total unmatured
$108
4,854
and redemptions-
matured
Debentures
Sale—The
improvement debentures
was
purchased by the Odium,
Brown Investments, Ltd., of Van¬
Grand Total
$79,500
couver, as
3V2S, at a price of 92.75,
♦Less
than
$500,000.
fllncludes ihatured
tlncludes
accrued
discount.
fCurrent
bonds which have not been presented for
redemption
value,
payment.
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