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MONDAY

UNIVERSITY
OF MICHIGAN

ISSUE

9 1951

APR

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
LIBRARY

Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office

Number 5001

Volume 173

New

York, N. Y., Monday, April 9, 1951

Price 90 Cents

Cop)

a

General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD

PUBLIC UTILITY

-

INDUSTRIAL

-

INSURANCE

-

Ainsworth Manufacturing Co.—Group Presents Slate—
A

committee

this

nounced
to

of

stockholders

corporation,

be

its

of

sale

President

automotive

of

three
the

opposing
parts

directors,

of

one

The

company.

the

present

manufacturer,
whom

committee's

Edwin

Pisher.

nominees

committee

Mr.

Parr,

Warren

are

seeks

to

who

a

In This Issue

ma¬

-

~

H.

Parr, Harry S. Toy and
Vice-President and General

been

has

elect

the

April

Parr

stated

has

substantial
counsel

proposal

the

for

stockholders'

meeting

block

of

that

if

Ainsworth

elected
stock.

President

Mr.

Toy,

he

will

Detroit

a

Net

New York
a

the committee, is a former Michigan Attorney General and
Justice of the Michigan Supreme Court.
Mr. Pisher is asso¬

ciated

with

in

Cadillac

the

Members

Draper
the

Ainsworth,
Wood, James

are

of

Richard

Motors

Division

of

Corp.

of

and

General

committee,

who

formerly

was

Motors

the

in

sales

a

hold

J.

Bradley
frey.—V. 173, p.

Gross
Net

from

1950

Los Angeles Stock

Exchange.

Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange

37

Net

ry.

1948

39

Net
Net

ry.

$1,393,750

255,025

326,363

Toronto

131,194

164,344

120,319

171,626

Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb

—V.

Over-the-Counter
2,638,709

2,617,167

2,935,121

643,471

650,129

526,692

737,302

income—

277,524

304,630

250,093

391,576

authorized capital stock

directors

The

three

26

the

approved

aircraft,

to

be

delivered

Airfreighters

of

to

16.

Airfreighters, including
American
will

miles

of

three

the

7

in

The

1952,

will

company

airline

enlarged
year,

experts

estimate

carrying

capacity

that

by

the

three

about

has

order

on

compartments.

Increase

the

17

DC-6B

Foreign ISxchan&e States

1,716,000

ton

planes

passenger

with

company is

March 30,

offering to its common stockholders of record
1951, at $52.25 per share, a total of 339,674 ad¬

ditional shares of

stock

common

(par $10) on the basis
of one share for each 15 shares held.
Rights are to expire
on
April 17, 1951. The stockholders are also given an
additional subscription privilege for unsubscribed
shares,
subject to allotment. There will be no underwriting.
The

proceeds

from

the

sale

of

these

shares

to

are

be

Invested

in

equity securities of operating subsidiaries as part of the
System's plan
for, financing its larger construction
program.
The

Guaranty Trust Co. of New York

accept subscriptions to the

45

The

issue,

split,

company

gregate

$244,565.

and

two

compensation
in
Both bids were

poses to

The
if

company

necessary

all

shares,

appointed agent

to

transfer

bids

the

from

these

subscription

underwriters,

respective

amounts

of

warrants.

proposing ag¬
$247,962
and

rejected by the company, which now pro¬
issue and sell the additional common stock on a
rights offer¬

ing to stockholders, without

event

been

the

to

proposes

together

to

facilitate

shares

with

stabilize

the
not

are

such

underwriting of the transaction.

any

the

offering.

market

It

purchased

shares

as

may

price

further

by
be

of

the

proposes

stockholders,

See details in

328,036

Offer

March 28 announced that it will receive tenders up
April 9 of not more than 4,250 shares of its preference stock for
exchange under either of two options: 3V2 shares of Ohio Edison Co.
common
and $2 in cash for each preference share, or 10 shares of
Southern Co. common for each preference share.—V. 170, p. 589.
company on

to

purchased

Paul, Minn.—

Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The

1949

1948

$361,984

18,011

64,798

*4,629

*14,233

11,857

747,618

617,030 V

668,297

747,555

149,216

81,578

72,344

129,119

income...

28,337

*4,792

*7,009

25,365

income—
1—

railway

on

such

pursuant

to

stabilization, may issue and sell such shares at such price as the
shall then determine to be in its best interest,
subject to
prior notification to the Commission.—V. 173, p.
1369.

April

increase in the authorized
common stock from 6,000,000 shares to
10,000,000 to provide for any
possible future requirements although the management has no present
plan to issue additional common stock.
Paul M. Hahn, President, reported that unit sales and dollar sales
show an encouraging increase in the first quarter of this year over
the

American Machine & Foundry Co.—Acquisition—

stockholders

same

on

4

period last year.—V.

approved

173, p.

l

173, p. 962.

\

,

railway

27,454,112

22,115,099

4,567,769

4,901,702

5,170,254

5,606,428

993,189

2,382,617

2,418,824

2,662,109

income—

23,751,681

24,692,821

,

an

1169.

1951—Month—1950

$129,507

1951—2 Mos.—1950

$99,108
84,414

$293,157

94,091

212,184

167,037

from ry. oper.

$35,416

$14,694

$80,973

$31,930

income

11,674

1,300

30,417

2,551

revenue..—
expenses

oper.

/

sell

to

stock

Co.

$198,967

'

held

April 3 announced that arrangements
Panhandle Producing & Re¬

on

shares of

202,500

by

Atlas

to a group headed by White,
part of this stock is being purchased
will be publicly offered after
the filing of a registration statement.
The balance of 50,000 shares of Panhandle stock
& Co. It

is

investment

Corp.

understood that

and

the

major

portion

hel4

Corp

will be retained by it for investment.

The
90

annual

cents

calendar

report

of

share

per

Panhandle
the

on

1950.—V.

year

173,

showed

1,448,442
p.

Automatic Voting Machine

shares

Atlas

outstanding

earned

for

1950

of

and

general

expense

on

$801,115
41,763

67,496

income

taxes

231,983

$802,957

income

Interest

794,611

277,205

profit

Federal

1949

$1,827,709

voting

$870,453
2,518

.

bank
on

loans,

etc

income

:

365,000

profit

Depreciation charges for the year amounted
—V. 171, p. 847.

to

$842;878

9,138

'

$502,936
50,659

304,479
$529,261

47,578

Morehead

Patterson, chairman, on April 4 announced that this
has exercised the option to acquire all of the issued and out¬
standing stock of the Junior Toy Corp. of Hammond
Ind., one of the
nation's leading manufacturers of velocipedes in
exchange for 160,000

American Yarn & Processing Co., Mount Holly, N. C.

company

shares

of

Junior Toy

the

common

will become

stock
a

of

American

Machine

&

Foundry

Co.

wholly-owned AMP subsidiary.

Junior

located

The

American Machine &

and
,

Foundry Co. has nine plants in Brooklyn, Buf¬
falo, Boston, New Haven, Lancaster, Pa., Glen Rock,
Pa., Richmond,
Va., Joliet, 111., and Cleveland,
Ohio, and is heavily engaged in the
defense program.—V.
173, p. 1369,




on

March

22

filed

a

letter

covering 452 shares of common stock
$16 per share, without underwriting. The

for

general corporate purposes.—V. 173, p.

of

notification

(par $1)
proceeds

to
are

with

be
to

the

earnings

after

Common shares

Earnings

per

be used

197.

Edward D. Jones & Co.
Established
1950

taxes

outstanding

common

share.

1949

$504,475

$200,530

158,156

158,156
$1.26

$3.18

The company's total assets were
$1,627,153 as of last Dec. 31, an
increase of approximately 37% over total assets of $1,184,310
reported
1949.
Total current assets were $1,251,945 against total current

In

liabilities of $532,062.—V. 163, p. 3127.

St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities

offered

AMI, Inc.—Earnings Show Gain—
Calendar Years—
Net

Toy's plant has about 139,000 square feet of floor space
on a four-acre tract.

company

SEC
at

The company's diversification and
expansion program was recently
broadened with the purchase of Cleveland
Welding Co. in Cleveland, O.,
second largest
manufacturer of bicycles in the United States.
Mr,
Morehead pointed out that the operations of both Junior
Toy and
Cleveland Welding complement each other.

Is

—Files With Securities & Exchange Commission—

"

the

695,966

rentals

and

expense

Administrative

Net

company

Corp.—Earnings—
\

sales

machines

Total

the

$1,766,128

profit from

Selling

by

•

that

378.

Year Ended Nov. 30—

Other

The

RR.—Earnings—
$305,655

beer, made

American Tobacco Co.—Stock Increased—Sales Up—

the

76,844

Atlas Corp.—Sells Majority of Panhandle Stockholdings

Gross

March 30 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 200,000 shares of common stock (par 50 cents) which
are
to
be offered at $1.50 per share through George P. Breen
of
New York.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
company

162,626

65,016

173, p. 1057.

Weld

St.

160,241

89,764

Floyd B. Odium, President,

for

Co.,

222,351

97,093

railway

rev,

fining

V. 173, p. 1369.

Radio

41,070
366,904

31,921

oper.

ry.

have

stock,
in

that

Net

& Co. and associates was oversubscribed.

&

30,406
391,779

1950

eper.

—V.

Television

37,039
454,256

$281,835

Operating

company

:

43,345
595,182

railway—

oper

fering Oversubscribed—The offering of 81,615 shares of
common stock (par $25) offered on March 29 at $27.50
per share by Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc. and Estabrook

American

86,287

.

173, P. 1269.

Net

stock, in exchange for subscription
17, 1951. The bank has also been appointed

group

received

has

1948

$183,854

69,650

Atlantic & Danville Ry.—Earnings—

common

warrants which expire April

agent t-o

•

ry.

—V.

Superpower Corp.—Makes Exchange

1949

$176,475

91,436

31,858
*2,394

from

Net

45

Ry.

American

1950

$204,949

1951

oper.

from

Ry.

The

171,

■;

1951

From Jan, 1—

American Research & Development Corp.—Stock Of¬
The

•••

Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Earnings—

Gross

effect, the 20 new planes on order will double the airline's cargo
carrying capacity when in service. The capacity at present is about
6,000,000 ton miles monthly.—V. 173, p. 1269,

—

under¬

capital.—V.

'

•

135,741

Period End. Feb. 28—

Stock Offered

without

unit

per

working
•

.

February—
1951
1950
1949
• 1948
from railway.— $13,166,727 $10,753,355 $11,538,476 $12,172,338
Net from railway
1,829,865
2,431,218
2,613,701
2,770,778
Net ry. oper. income
385,554
1,164,151
1,226,436
1,324,897

In

—

$30

for

;

Gross

miles.

American Gas & Electric Co.

the

with

$326,303

from

Net

Federal Reserve System

at

used

•

income—

Jan.

from

'

Condition Statement of Member Banks of

DC-6Bs, all to be delivered this
carrying capacity by about 4,725,000

notification

962.

oper.

ry.

45

Reserve Banks

share

be

to

are

railway
p.

Net

50

,.44

Combined Condition Statement of Federal

DC-6As

The

fleet's

ry.

Prom

Redemption Calls 4nd Sinking Fund Notices—45
Dividends Declared and Payable....
45

the

DC-4

13

of

$266,763

1—

0Deficit.—V.

The Course of Bank Clearings

letter

a

preferred stock (pan $25)
and 10,000
$5) to be offered in units consisting of

common

railway

oper.

Net

State and City Bond Offerings

DC-6A

one

February—
Gross from railway....
Net from railway
Net

Miscellaneous Features

engaged in the Pacific Airlift in Korea.

cargo

airline's

also

cargo

will

,

General Corporation & Investment News .Cover

increase
has

now

59,075

of

(par

income—

oper.

Jan.

from

Gross

monthly.'

The

ton

Airlines

increase

34

'

Airfreighters—

purchase

and

filed

22

shares

stock

Atlanta & West Point

34

from 1,844,150 to 4,000,000 shares to effect

March

on

new

fleet

43

Split—

Airfreighters from Douglas Aircraft Co.
airline's

Markets

Transactions New York Curb Exchange..

1925.

American Airlines, Inc.—Purchases
The

42

vote May 7 cn approving a proposal to increase

2-for-l split.—V. 172, p.

ry.

—'v: 173,

Dow, Jones Stock and Bond Averages
33
National Quotation Industrial $tock Averages.33

The stockholders will

a

Section

Transactions New York Stock Exchange

173, p. 1369.

Amerada Petroleum Corp.—Plans Stock
the

Stock Exchange

March

on

10,000

common

from

40

$1,271,678

oper

Net

From

351,374

3,032,283

.

Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay Ry.—Earnings—

Gross

$1,330,098

railway....

164,931

Gross

37

325,700

railway.——

from

37,946
1,359,880
204,327

February—
from railway
Net from railway

37

38

$1,458,641

from

Net

58,181

1,343,024
262,920
115,923

422,046

The proceeds
: v-

■

-

Stock Exchange
Montreal Curb Exchange

From Jan. 1—

Gross

2.

San Francisco Stock Exchange.

railway

Nf$xry. oper. income—

of

preferred

one

.35

railway.-

from

56,308

1,286,207
211,866
156,183

income

company

writing.
p.

__36

Montreal

1949

100,204

railway

covering

shares

34

Midwest Stock Exchange—

RR.—Earnings—

1951

116,851

1,486,712

railway

oper.

The

34

...

Alabama Great Southern

1948

$695,115

131,772

173, p. 961.

SEC

34

Stock Exchange...

Detroit

38,500 shares

857.

February—

1949

$658,763

120,586

Arden Farms Co.—Files With SEC—

,

26
__31

Cincinnati Stock Exchange.

Wallace, Harry S. -Toy, John W. Langs, Gar
McKay Skillman, Godfrey Hammel, Charles Sabin for
Buck & Co., Edwin Pisher, Charles S.
Toy, Frank Kuhn,
Streit, Arthur Gerish, Argyll E. Campbell, Fletcher God¬

J.

IS

Stock Exchange

Boston

executive

Corp.

aggregate

from
ry.

—V.

(Stocks)

(Bonds)

New York Curb Exchange

W.

A.

Stock Exchange

New York Stock Exchange

attorney and

for

former

1950

$619,122

238,527

Page

on

purchase

from

Net

Stock and Bond Quotations

1951.

9,

Mr.

committee's

1951

$749,677

From Jan. 1—

Gross

Manager of Budd Corp., manufacturer of railroad cars, automobile
bodies, wheels and parts, would be elected President of Ainsworth
under

RR.—Earnings—

Februaryfrom railway
Net from railway
Net ry. oper. income—
Gross

nominate

would

jority of the five-member board of directors.
The

Ann Arbor

management of
April 2
an¬

on

it

MISCELLANEOUS

-

300

North 4th St.,
Members

New York Stock

>

1871

St. Louis 2, Missouri

*

Exchange

Midwest Stock Exchange

Chicago Board of Trade
New York Curb Exchange (Associate)

Phone

CEntral 7600
Bell Teletype
SL 593

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proved—

1951—Month—1950
1951—2 Mos.—1950
revenue..—$31,075,958 $22,302,042 $66,511,005 $49,562,419

Ry

oper.

expenses-—--

27,521,523

19,264,603

56.357,860

43,524,843

from ry. oper.

Ry. oper.

$3,554,435
1,511,979

$3,037,439 $10,153,145

$6,037,576

4,621,497

2,280,701

Net rev.
Net

income—
173, P. 1269.
oper.

ry.

—V.

convertible preference stock (par S100) and 6,000,000 additional common shares of $1 par value.
The directors subsequently approved the issuance of 2,257,502 addi¬
tional common shares to holders of record March 26 on the basis of
one share for each
two shares held, thus effecting a 3-for-l split.—
V. 173, p. 1370.

$1,017,161'
665,303

revenue-

Ry. oper. expensesfrom ry. oper.

Net rev.
Net

$351,858

$548,858

$645,009

173,

145,644

261,539

274,151

from

Net

ry.

Haven

New

below.—V.

Board Co.

&

166, p. 562.

issue of April 2 of an

,

whole

Bates Manufacturing Co.—Deposited Stock AcceptedTextile

below—V.

Inc.

Co.,

173,

1270.

p.

as

all

to

as

Net

from

1951

Net

ry.

redeemed

shares

or

cn

1948

$729,189
336,719

470,930

182,725

157,225

196,355

238,397

1,631.830

1,705,586
821,013

1,875,775

710,509

1,703,815
903,063

281,439

403,463

421,156

429,149

1—

Net

from
ry.

railway

railway..——

income—

oper.

173,

,

879.934

and

RECENT

Beaute'
The

the

corporation

SEC

offered

to

Vues Corp., North

be

March, 28,filed

on

for

used

1948

1949

1950

$1,271,504
•152,079

$805,972
>*187,476

income—

oper.

ry.

41,479

35,178

156,499

2,678,251
*64,722
140,793

1,639,378

The

$1,019,280
*33,436
184,552

$1,206,508
99,748

from

2.447,456
213,159
332,517

and

from

railway—.
oper. income—

Net ry.

•Deficit.—V.

173,

*326,941
4

18,740

Year Ended Jan. 31—

placed

-

1951

-

-

366,563

1950

19491

•

2,041,443-

1,973,462

1951,

3,

the

and. Mr.

j

Cooper,

The

SEC

corporation

stockholders

employees.—V.

April

on

172,

approved

the

'

19

filed

letter

a

covering 300,000 share.* of common

before

Federal

Net
Net

and

State

income

1950

loss

Net

on

66,800

capital assets.
sale of capital assets..

shares

outstanding—

Earnings per common
163, p. 896.

$125,877

60,000
$1.31

60,000

share

PROCEEDS—The

part

$2.10

the

of

properties

—V.

costs

proceeds
of

during

be offered

to

—

A

certificate

of

s

the

office

of

on

company

was
filed with the New York
County
which provides that the corporate existence
will expire 90 days from that date.—V. 168, p. 1795.

corP°ration
SEC

April

on

2

with
at

to

$1

registration statement with
capital stock to be offered at
a

covering 250,000 shares of
through Broad Street Sales Corp., New York—V.

market

171

•

its

.

the

name

industrial

the

the'

President,

These

.

duction

contracts,
of

a

1951

will

be

used

the

by

name

was
incorporated in California
of The Sweetwater Water Corp.

changed

was

to

company

Mr.
under

Budd stated

production

of

some

process

Sub-contracts

v

—V.

of

include

d/"raS
JL16,

p.

from

858.

negotiation.
parts

from Studebaker
bodies

a

these

items

in the .company's plants in Philadelphia

way

—? ase Plant in Gary. Indiana.
tracts are in
engine

of

for

a

in

is

already

Detroit,

j,

con¬

States

Air

and

General

Motors

several of Budd's other regular

and

wheels,

purposes

and

to "California

Water

with defense

from

Net- ry,

imaging

March 1,

Mia

convertible

company's expansion

said these borrowings do not

#'ned its plans to uffer publicly

preference

stock

MarketanconSZ^heTsaW?"erlng



for

an

aggregate

mean

300.000 shares
price

of

•

3 t.273;299

40, .22,374

4,175,758

149,163.759

153.96l.P43

154.068.982

67,954,982

70,872,355

68,366,870

139,952,979
54,776,657

72,667,069

75,653,176

72,520,498

62,285,265

8,179,977

7,136,207
18,001.459

—

7,583,779

7,620.076

7,073,114
7.224,984

17,396,562

15,841,608

14,207,796

h HI S 4-PO

8,024,445

16,172,935

1,336,025

etc.—
equipment.

way,

operations

1

17 226.607
Railway tax- accruals.
Hire of equip, (net)—* Crl.641,031

facik

rents

7^760,322

.

1,258,802

1,022,248

1,552,032
1,075,703

38*,020,357'

20,631,969
23,636,653

18,419,166
24,864,949

61,256,621
44,268,622
13,389,610 * 14,543,817

43,284,115
15,890,264.

47,681,116
15,787,124

27,393,851

31,093,942

/net)

Net

earnings—.

23,236,264

__

•

Total

inronT?

__

1

__r'

Fixed

cha.rges_____

Net

47,867,011
3,388,648

29,724.805

dividend-.^-

stock

20,100,000

16,750,000

income—*—_

Preference
Divs.

ordinary

on

'

.

Net

-

INCOME

OTHER
.'

^

3,872,768

2%788,927

FOR

1950

; 4,557,682

CALENDAR
1949

i

4,557,682

16,750,000

,

16,750,000

YEARS
1948

1947

$19,806,469 $14,547,415

u $17,117,004 $17,012,357

income

22,892,189
'

.)

7/

.

,

__

income,

-

inter-

from

est., exchg., separately
oper.

Net
-

%

&

3,584,300 % 4,429,819

misc..

from

4,027,041

ocein

props.

earns,

and coastal

■

3,763,670

,

steamship

lines-

2,731,936

3,139,592

1,995,368

2,316,888

4; 3,800,347

887,874

2,277,589

2,414,124

Net earnings from, eommicellaneous

on

to

•Before

deducting

($2,600,000 in

included.—V.

173, p. 1370.

Dec.

oper.

SHEET,

1950

27,

-

1961

-

ships,

■

Net

from

from

1948

communication

hotel,

Improvements

leased

on

prop.

.

Ocean

coastal

and

steamships

(cost)——_
Adv. to controlled prop; etc—
Deferred, payments
Mortgages collectible and ad¬
vances
to settlers__i.__—_—
Acquired securities

•

:
v

—___

\
«,

Insurance

other

Unexpended equip, tr.
Maintenance

206.806 978

204037,782

6,572,319

6,819;809

7,731,393

8,492,454

8,857,539
9,077,867

1,057,744

1,360,672

981,051

props.

13.188,540

13.183.540

13 188,340

47,157,050

46.994,057

23,512,103

15,485,865

30,504,810

10,846,779

11,546,859
17,838000
80,438

25,350,000

3.240,099
26,290,000

12,483,756

deposit-

fund

16,698,580

prem. paid in adv._
discount on bonds—

2.967,989

2,787.245

of Canada securities——

Dim,

39818,360

22,889,000

Other

T

replacement fundand

207 m°*7

7,6~00~000

invesfrients

lands

Unsold

,

47,435,355

investments—

fund

Miscellaneous

1,106,565,278 1,067,116,833 1,016.617,517
117,312,306
116,768,991
114,304,439
65,410,370
62,476,772
59,418,471

unadjusted

debits——

and

Miscel.

cqnductors'

accounts

80,055

1.235,255

£307,020

receivable

*

46."05.383

49 486.147

16,455,929

13,875,642

14,380,154

23,383,7.79
4A214.875

bals,

£629.937

37.930 438

Materials and supoJies—
Agents'

488,750

17.670,714

20 209,438

33,635,855

35,145,313

>

1,780,936,184 1,713,565,416 1,709,010,491

LIABILITIES:—

1950

1949

,

.

1948

$152,139

10,034

*90,913

21,884-

56,117,

*38,164

68,709

35,246

$113,787 1

Ordinary stock
4% preference stock——

335,000,000

335,000,000

3P5.000.000

137,256,921

137,256;921

4%

295,438,229

295,438.229

137,256,921
295,438,229

—85,709,000
Audited vouchers
12.272.206

'

*27,757

79,373,000

102,037,000

14.769.474

14 359,066

ccinsol.

stOGk___

debenture

deht

Funded

Payrolls

railway-

,,

,

93,033

27,658

*136,873

125,526

_ry. oper.-income—_

>

_

307,121

253,138

.62,775'

*14,543

*38,574

80,410 V

155,314

1270.

'

Gross

from

railway——

Net

ry.

oper.

1951

$740,044

—

200,929

„

j

from

Net from
Net ry.
—V.

5,14.1.369
651,677

9.511,393

15,047,083*

1,741,565

2,278.841

24,352,777

10,697,532

8,200,598

_^__

Miscellaneous accounts payable
AGcrued

fixed

charges.—

reserves.

Depreciation

insurance;

161,099

119,730

Unadjusted

59,518

*

Prem.

railway——

1,525,503

1,186,738

1,520,982

1,297,419

629,435

385,347

584,064

448.245

income

411,371

193,810

359,636

on

credits

cap.

and deb. stock-

Land surplus

4,504,542

464,871,524

439.851,108

4,068,165

3,498,643
13,188.540

13.188,540

6,241,495

investment——.—

for

4,386,012

13,188,540

for

Reserve

.4,118,819

489,866,749

reserves..

Reserve

235,643

$648 106

17,850.000.

4,118,819
3,040.010

261,4?Q

- -

963;390

7.600.000

;

Contingent "reserve
liabilities—

Deferred

$731,477

railway—~^

6,714,070

6,141,811

34,458,562

34,458.,562

34,458,562

68,066,442

25.350,000
4.119,173

4.015,422

65,586,757

63,116,505

206,730,777

196,737,313

199,003

oper.

173,

4,410,125

e.&io.oco,
726,685

balances

147,223

From Jan. I—?

Gross

3,974,440

traffic

—

1948

-1949

8.071,951

3,828,099

Net

$551,196

-

305,925

income.—

1950^

8,117,505

—————

Maintenance

Canadian, Pacific Lines, in Maine—Earnings—
February—

-

9,401,052

Unmatured dividens declared—

292,522

ra.ilway_—

•Deficit.—V.. 173,..p.

..

not

"ee'1 <"*,yed McaUSe ot ourrent

31

"

$9,440

income-—-

DEC.
1949

!

and miscellaneous properties.

.

-

$137,777

_i__

other income,
in. 1948)..
.

Ry., rolling stk., inland steam¬

On

the
and

BALANCE

ASSETS

.

-

$27,189,949 $24,788,927

provision,lor, income taxes on
$2,400,000 in 1949 and $2,525,000

1950,

'

Insurance

■

$25,836,264 $26,036,653

COMPARATIVE

its
r

Aug. .20,
Telephone Co.

&

_____:—.

*Total other income—

Other current liabilities

Gross

t0 b® USed to co.ntinue ^e

cf

—

was announced on April
was arranged through Kidder, Pea-

A spokesman for the
corporation

any

railway

;Net, from railw.ay_^

proghram.r<°CeedS

of

Other

From Jan. 1—

5°"^ Life Insurance Co., it

nfB new

also

•

Co.—Proposed Merger-

1970, has been placed privately with the
Equitable Life
Assurance Society of the United States
and the Metro-

-of

are*

February-—
from railway—

Burlington Mills Corp.—Notes -Placed
Privately—An

.o

20.>.n«7>

8,788,477

Maint.

•

Camblu & Indiana RR.—Earnings—

hubs

below.—V. 170, p. 2021.

body & Co.

'■'•'$

■ -

earnings. 378,576,688 363,252,094 355,249,702 318,585,919

gross

Transpcrtation

TotaJ

automotive customers.

SSf- ?f $P'°O0>°00 3% promissory notes due

1947

jg

7,303;759

•.»

jet

Net

r

38

dozen different government agencies concerned

a

Gross

Burd Piston Ring

.

15,883,954

Jt.

the

in

.•

pilot projects for

Net

See Gabriel Co.

1948

J'-,",

• •

18,169,407

•

,

Corp., tank components from Chrysler Corp.

Studebaker.

.

19,306,189

per

companies have brought production for defense orders to 28% of the
output of- 'the 'company's Wolverine Tube Division;. H. Y. Bassett; VicePresident and General Manager, announced on. April s. Prime contracts
for components, previously received; to be supplied to six- government
arsenals, make .up a substantial part of the total; Research, development
and

"

Force

YEARS

21,301,196

miscellaneous

and

Unamort.

and

He said that additional

United

1949

7,345,784

General

Recent sub-contracts for ammunition components received from seven

'

that

•%

1950

defray

extensions, additions and improvements
and to repay bank loans.

duction—

for
the first time, call
for the pro-;
of items, including parts for tanks and let
components,
Army
truck
cabs,
cargo
bodies

engines,
ammunition
wheels, hubs and drums.

%

■

4,312,952

Steamship

announced

variety

freight service

8,210t0u5

Miscel.

Calumet & Hecla Consolidated Copper Co. — Defense
Orders of Wolverine Tube Division Reach' 2S% of Pro- •'

to date has been awarded defense contracts aggre¬
than $110,000,000, according to Edward G. Budd
Jr.
- '
'

more

:

Traffic

the

telephone business;
The principal
territories served by the company are in four general
geographical
areas
in
California; namely, the Monterey Peninsula, .partg of. .Los
Angeles County, parts of San Bernardino and Riverside
Counties, and
portions of the San Diego Bay region.
% V
«
For the year ended Dec. 31, 1950, operating revenues amounted to
$5,209,105 and net income was $785,034.
This compares with $4,587,468 and $636,233 in 1949.—V. 173, p. 1370.
.
-

company

gating

placed'in

4,283,654

"

(The) Budd Co.—Announces Defense Orders—
The

be

ACCOUNT FOR CALENDAR

3il73.0or>

Maint.

{

company is an operating public utility engaged principally in
business of supplying and selling water
/or domestic, agricultural

1782

p

will

307,158,099 293,248,589 287,148,260 250,893,574

construct

The

Corp.—Registers With SEC—
filed

under

1935,

termination

March 6,

Broad Street Investing

which

of

8.402,179

a

Offering Oversub¬

BUSINESS—Company'
1926,

Brewster Aeronautical Corp.—To Terminate—
Clerk

28

6,542,148

/*:

syndicate headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., on April 5 pub¬
licly offered 40,000 shares of common stock ($25 par
value) at $28.50 per share.
;

22,108

_____

be

Operating expenses:

California Water & Telephone Co.—Stock Offered—A

93,400

$86,680

will

for

munications, hotels &

$125,877

—

Income

Common

1849

$108,788

of

sale

units,

switchers.

car

scribed—The corporation on March 31 announced an
oversubscription of its offering to stockholders of 123,640 additional shares of capital stock at $1.75 per share.
Rights expired on March 28. See also V. 173, p. 1170.

$1,115,440
219,277

J

taxes

before

for

$1,111,534
175,588

taxes—

electric

Dividends,

Co.—Earnings—

income

Profit

plan

;

1951

Express'.

f

*

of notificat'on

stock

California Eastern Airways, Inc.

?.'•

Year Ended Dec. 31—

Total

option

box-cars

new

for

,

share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
and
operate a liquid and dry ice plant.

stock

1730.

p.

Boston Wharf

3

thousand

expenditure

Mail

Bliss & Laughlin, Inc.—Stock Option Plan Voted—
The

Three

to

The balance is payable! over

See also V. 173, p. 1370.

March

on

from

"resu'ted

Sleeping, parlor & dining

Calby Chemical Corp., Baker, Ore.—Files With SEC—

f

major man¬

earnings

some measure, the serious
which h^d devel",T'd pro¬

total.

$54,500,000

shareholders

the

Passenger

the inventors 13,336 shares of its common

stock.

this

of

totaling

list

$

agreement to manufacture and sell their invention
application had been made for United States Letters Patent.

per share for common

the directors.

by

$^1,400,000

for

Freight

shares of preferred stock and 1,000 shares of common stock for $10,000
per unit or at the price pf $100 per share for preferred stock and $1

B. Greenspoon, President, and M. Cooper, Vice-President, on Feb. 2,
1951, entered into agreement for the sale of all their stock in the com¬
pany to S. C. and M; M. Shaye.
Upon the completion of the pmchase,
members of, the Shaye family will hold in excess of 50% of the out¬

authorized

:

shares of its

Big Bear Markets of Michigan, Inc.—New Control—

in

certs

Net

before

Total

'

and

'

The company issued 4,140 shares of its preferred stock and 46.-000
common stock to friends and acquaintances of Martin L.
Straus II and Carl Byoir for an aggregate of $46L000.
These shares
were
issued between Sept. 5, 1950 and Dec. 26. 1950, in units of 90

t

.

over

stock

its common

higher

the

corrected,

rates

the

since

INCOME

license

The company also issued to
stock, for $1 per share.

as

standing stock. Upon retirement of Mr. Greenspoon
expected by the end of 1951, Messrs. Shaye will take
agement functions.—V. 172, p. 1530.

of

which

between

diesel

yard

between Oct. 27, 1950, and the
its common stock to its officers

issued 500 shares

company

that

explained

rates,

the Laggan end Mountain subdivisions on the main transcontinental
between
Calgary and Revelstpke.
The other
12
units
will be

employee at $i per share.

for which

$4.76

position,

$7,788,331

during the period
11,250 shares of

issued

Annual

Ry.—70th

line

employees (other than Mr. Straus and Mr. Byoir) and to officers
Carl Byoir & Associates, Inc., at $2 per share.
On

exclusive

2,853,076

$3.29

$3,40

*£85,893

4o

The company.issued 125. shares of its common stock to. the inventors
as part of the consideration
for the granting by the inventors of an

I

.

*222,796

on

the period

during

company,

company, during the period from Oct, 27, 1950, to the present
time has issued 11,000 shares of its common stock at $2.50 per share
to two of its employees.
These employees (one of whom is a director)

*67,020

7

-

*129,475

approval.
This sum
includes
$41,910,000 for new rolling stock, making provision for 3,575 freight
cars,
25 baggage and express cars, and 272 work cars,
as
well as

The

including Government securities of $2,500,000
of Jan. 31, 1951; $7,046,187 as of Jan. 31, 19o0,
$6,453,775 as of Jan. 31, 1949.—V. 172, p. 746.

and

an

f:

$36,046,433 $36,393,986 $39,116,627

cash

has

paid 20% of the purchase price.
period of four years.

sales

totaled

SECURITIES—The

OF

have

Net profit after deprec. and taxes..
Earns, per sh. on 600,000 com. shs.
The

2,053,658

962.

p.

Best & Co,—Earnings, Etc.—
Net

:

*151 837

*66,597

Pacific

itemized

An

and" employees of
Oct.

railway—.

*120 835

surplus

were
accounted

share.

company,

present

From Jan. 1—
Gross

Net

373,011

*16,685

1270.

p.

136,539 shares,

$1.57 per

_.

Net

173,

194n.

ing,

however, 9,039 were, by reason of prior agree¬
ment,
transferred by Mr. Straus and Mr. Byoir, to the inventors
without any payment by the inventors.
The price per share paid by
Mr. Straus and Mr. Byoir for the
127,500 remaining shares average

RR.—Earnings—

1951

February—
from railwayfrom railway

Gross

the

Of

per

Bessemer & Lake Erie

Net

with

notification

of

letter

a

ISSUE

In

for

pared

Dec. 22, 1949 to Sept. 5, 1950, issued to Martin L. Straus II, a
personal holding company controlled by Mr. Straus, Carl Byoir, and a
personal service company controlled by Mr, Byoir, a total of 136,539
shares of its common stock for an aggregate purchase price of $201,000.

33,200 shares of common stock
(no par) to be
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are
general corporate purposes. •

$5

350.983

During
the
year
1950 capital appropriations,
to
the
extent
of
$28,700,000, all in addition to those approved at the last annual meet¬

from

Burbank, Calif.- -Files-

covering
at

*123,135

end of the war. 'Other income' was slightly less
income available for dividends on ordinary stock
amounted to $44,000,000, or $3.32 per sh«re. com¬
with $26,000,000, or $1.93 per share in the previous year."

than

15, 1952.
amount of

preferred stock when dividends thereon are in arrears.

1058..

p.

*73,819
345,358

-

balance

gressively

with successive reductions in such redemption price in
$1 per share on June 15, 1952, and on each June 13
thereafter until June
15, 1955, on which date and thereafter the
redemption price will be $100, together with any accrued and unpaid
dividends, provided, however, that shares of preferred stock may be
redeemed only from net earnings accumulated after Jjme 15, 1950, or
from the proceeds of sale of common stock if at the time of such
redemption the aggregate amount of common stock equity as reflected
on the balance sheet of the company is not less
than $150,000. Shares
redeemed will be retired.
There is no sinking fund for the preferred
stock.
There is no limitation on the right of the company to purchase

$950,278

368,904

income—

Jan.

from

Net

—V.

1949

$747,687

279.826

oper.

From

Gross

1950

$733,326

railway—

*172,059

*42,246
452,356
64.Y73

income—

freight

of

lack

the

Beaumont, Sour Lake & Western Ry.—Earnings—
February—
from railway

*ijo,?50

rallway.^

Mather

higher

June

Gross

1948

$165,562

*74,337

i|icome___

oper.

Mr.

in part by lot at any time upon 10
to all shares redeemed prior to June

or

share

the option of the directors in
days' notice at $105 per
15, 1951, $104 per share
after June 15, 1951, and prior to

is redeemable at

preferred stock

The

Consolidated

1949

$158,794

Report—Despite
this com¬
pany in 1950 was lower than in 1949, net earnings from
railway operations, while much below those of the war
years, were greater than in anv year since 1944, W. A.
Mather, President, states in the annual report of the
directors to be presented at the 7.0th annual meeting of
the stockholders to be held on May 2.

Details—Mention was made in
offering of 5,000- shares of 5%
preferred stock and 50,000 shares of common stock. The
prospectus further reveals:

'

;

1950

$169,197
,*17.528

the fact that the volume of traffic handled by

By mart, Inc.—Further

Pulp

Vermont—Earnings—

1951

$218,331
22,573

railway____

Canadian

1950
$1.71

457,879

Bartgis Brothers Co.—Exchange Offer—

See

share-,—

earnings per
172, p, 1434.

our

See

1951

$2.50

Quarter Ended Feb. 28—
Net

1270.

p.

from

Net

$958,944

income—

oper.

ry.

oper.,

Monday, April 9, 1951

.

(F.) Burkhart Manufacturing Co.- -Earnings Increased

1951—2 Mos.—1950
$1,967,974
$2,388,352
1,322,965
1,429,408

$1,289,335
740,477

ry.

.

From Jan, 1—
Gross

*Da:icit.—V.

—V.

—V.

Net

RR.—Earnings—

1951—Month—1950

Period End. Feb. 28—

issue

new

a

February-"Gross from railway.Nat1 from railway_____„

of 400,000 shares of

,

Bangor & Aroostook
Ry. oper.

1,350,874

authorized the creation of

The stockholders on March 26

Pacific Lines in

Canadian

Stock and Common Stock Split Ap¬

Preference

New

Ohio RR.—Earnings—

Baltimore &

Period End. Feb. 28—

.

p.

1270.

Profit

and

Total

——

loss

-

224,636,260

surplus

—

.

l,780,93fr,134 1,713,565,416 1,709,010,491

>*

(1475)
/>

EARNINGS FOR FEBRUARY AND FIRST TWO MONTHS

"

Period Ends Feb. 28—

■

Gross

earnings

Working
Net
-V.

'

$26,403,293

29,229,901

26,360,682

60,571,172

$1,724,230

$42,611

$3,130,696

'81,901,034

earnings

$63,701,868 $50,947,751

Gross' from

Net

ry.

;

railway____
railways

order

V.

to

172,

from

of

effect

to

voted

shares

par

no

3-for-l

a

22

March

525,000

split

of

change

to

the

the

2,500,000

509,265

authorized

$5

com¬

shares

par

outstanding

273,233—..

Still

426,691-

cUssed

$2,559,725

346,026

.

47,028

5,356,112

income___

132,753

.

1,317,945

.720,290

275,703

647,906.

269,251

179,101

February—
Gross from railway....

proceeds were used
for

and

to retire

$1,462,739

working capital.—V.

'•*

„

.

•

•

;

-

Net

Net

1950

""

"

$2,501,848-

774,435

1949

-

Jan.

254,20i

218,361

'

5.599,913

5,102,687"

5,289,016

5,326,954

preferred

v

1,787,534

1,577,722

1,233,807

from

Net

ry.

1,244,033

—V.

600,729

428,845

income

oper.

:

*

394,930

173, p. 1274.

The
as

The

company

The

each

by

two

tion).

shares

supplied

Co., Inc.,
The

Net

.*

the

on

at

date

record

shares

the

named

Lee

(with

general

$1,500,000,

to

consented

as

as

4

shares

50,000

working

capital

of

to

listing of
of which 384,603

(par £l),
50,000 shares
stock
of

the

stock

of

requirements

plan,

prerequisite

a

wararnts.—V.

171,

from

Curb

shares

and

issuable

are

,

Grcss

on

stock

financing.

'

The

>;

of the debenture
corporation
$100)

rate

of

stock

tion

to

six

shares

to

of

expected
the

directors

r

ry.

The

v

company
months ended

12

compared
last

with

year.—V.

22

and

reported
Feb.

$2.85

173,

Jan.

Net

stock

common

preferred
At

shares

35

of

stocks

.2,886,314

:

H

2,864,084

ry.

1951

*■'

'

1948

for

includes

the

1951

Net

from

Net

ry.

Gross

39,158,090
5,-341,835

33,573,094
1,550,696

36,447,135
1,755,319

1,161,438

*2,024,601

*1,921,043

addition

of

60,000

a

Net

by the
kilowatt

of

900,000

800,000

$2.81

shares

shares

common

outstanding at

s4'

1374.

per

outstanding

r

share

•

at

that

the

April

of

declared

3

Gulf

Public

ry.

Central

the

offer

Inc.,

for

Gross
Net

from

I.

•

24.636,733

26,134,412

27,750,330

2,323,612

1,058,201

*1,318,907

*1,508,617

*3,655,658

*1,996,841

,

Louisiana.

the

*

1951

1950

805,600

1949

The

interest
told

1950

certificates at

the

than

in

company
New

York

$6,000,000

of

with

$10,739,925

that

50%

of

of

retired
cost

a

Society
these

of

$4,752,000
$2,600,000.

of

Security

certificates

principal
Earl T.

Analysts

are

now

amount

Moore,
that

of

little

outstanding,

funds from

at

the

end

of

net

available

income

1949.

Over

and

annually

above

is

to

the

requirement

toward

go

$12,783,147 $13,804,580 $14,007,674
2,701,949
2,904,745
2,629,491
813,794 !
869,112
665,791

by ',
was

a

possibility of the balance of the certificates being retired within the
;
12
months, Mr. Moore declared that it depended on
income,
and "there was
nothing in sight that would permit that.''!
\
;■

next

Ry. oper.
Ry. oper.
"Net
Net

ry.

$6,864,930

2,430,573

6,315,270

$121,485

$89,064

*665,035

*488,614

*980,672

income..

oper.

173

1270.

p.

-.1-

V.

.

ry.

5,810,721
1,725,338

ry.

Period End. Feb. 28—

Ry.
Ry,

oper.

revenue

oper.

expenses

Net
Net

—V.

$1,321,190
1,069,664

from ry. oper.

173, p.

1270.

,

.

4,598,531

4.898,556

$251,036 ' ' $714,835

$599,851

865,141

..

474,470

1,790,297

321,107

393,382

186,295

422,042

*371,022

*343,219

1,175,503

—

The

{

'

A

of

portion

retiring

1966
for

and

of the

the
the

proposed

outstanding

balance

working capital

will

borrowing
3%

be

company

plus

3%

accrued

has

will

for

be

fund

used

called

for

sinking fund

to

cover

debentures

additional

plant

on

interest.

the

Net

Commercial
William Dana

and

Financial

Net

ry.

transfer

March 28.

on

for

new

agent.

See

con¬

also

(Reg.

rights

50,000

shares

of

authorized

but

:*

1

Texas Pacific

&

1951

1950

Ry.—Earns.

1949

1948

$3,162,598

$2,968,525

$2,965,580

$3,039,671

875,356

983,213

740,220

921,803

income—.

390,202

479,592

396,870

511,153

oper.

.

from
ry.

railway
railway!

■

—V.

oper.

173,

6.617,200

6,014,811

6,233,434

2,014,298

1,930,578

1,620,874

2,033,383

911,069

income

5,936,665

987,031

888,594

1,147,825

1070.

p.

000

of

This

U.

S.

company

$125,00*0
-

of

in

Richard
fornia
on

P.

an

yearly

L.

,

has

annual

been

U.

by

for

President,

Commission

application

awarded

revenues

Rosenthal,

handed

Citizens

an

its

interim

California

rate

increase

telephone

to

for

rate

boosts

sufficient

to

than
to

are

capital,

a

12

vote

months

«

t

,

Debt—

on

at

as

the

on

than

more

present.

creation

and

issuance

an

agreement with the Harris

defined,

as

of

not

the

of

stock.

in

had

The

$300,000.

7.

Stock

Approved

!\

,

an

has

company

authorized issue of $10,000,no
preferred stock at this

originally planned
through Eastman,

Dillon

uncertainties"

"market

President,

delayed

told

indicated

issue
the

last

has

to

stockholders.

offer

50,000

&

Co.

this

shares

of

On

account

of

the




fluctuations

In

the

rate

company would proceed with
market conditions warrant.'
.:

4,

S.

Silber-

J.

exchange,

remittance

by $190,000.
The rate increases had been required
budgeted capital investment of approximately $770,000

for

foreign

subscriptions

and

advertisments

but>

its plans for offering

for

12

money has increased beyond anybody's expectations,
months because of inflation," Mr. Silberman said.
He

that

takes

it

margins. *
Consolidated's

stantially"

the

about $22,000,000
costs

worth

tobacco

of

represent about 45%

there

'

volume

been

has

same

as

the

to

to

of

business,

like

the

"slack"

some

government's

of

to

produce

sales.-Costs

in

period
a

as

'

the

last

result

price freeze.—V.

■

first

quarter
he

year,

of

the

173,

p.

"sub¬

was

said,

although

confusion

which

1171.

Consolidated Edison Co. of New York,
Inc.—Registers
With Securities &
Exchange Commission—
The company on March 30 filed a
registration statement wtih thecovering $40,000,000
of
first
and
refunding mortgage bonds,
series G, due May 1, 1981.
The bonds are to be offered for
public sale at competitive bidding.
Proceeds thereof will be
applied to the extent of $23,000,000 to th»
payment of short-term
bank
notes
Issued
in
connection
with
the

SEC

interim

financing of construction, and the balance to reimburse the,
treasury of the company, in part, for expenditures made in connection

with

its

construction
with

the

general cash.
The

tures

Expenses

program.

financing
,

.

-

will
•

:

be

estimated

obtained

at

from

$382,210

the

must

be

made

in

company's,

.

company's construction program is expected to involve
expendi¬
at $325,000,000 for the
years 1951-1955. It is further

estimated

estimated

that

sale

of

to

the

this program

will require additional financing, through
or otherwise, approximately $60,000,000 In addi¬
financing.—V. 173, p. 1374.

securities,
present

Consolidated Engineering Corp.—Files With SEC—
The
the
at

corporation

SEC

covering

100/115th

of

on

805
$5

held

by Harol F.
capital.—V. 173, p.

March

shares

per

28
of

share

Wiley.

The

filed

a

common

upon

the

proceeds

letter
stock

of

(par

exercise
will

be

notification

$1)
of

a

used

to be
stock
for

with

offered

option

working

1274.

Patent

of

no

April

on

sale,

,

the

when

;"The need

.

•

April 2 approved

on

than

less

V.'

".

Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N.' Y., REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher:
Seibert, President; William D. Riggs, Business
Manager.
Published twice a week
[e/ery Thursday (general news and advertising issue)
offices:
135 S.
with
a
statistical
issue
on
La Salle
Monday].
Other
St., Chicago 3, 111. (Telephone STate 2-0613); 1
Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England c/o Edwards & Smith.
as
second class matter
Copyright 1951 by William B. Dana Company.' Reentered
February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y.f "Under the Act of March
3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of PanAmerican Union, $45.00
per year;
in Dominion of Canada, $48.00 per year.
Other Countries,
$52.00 per year.
NOTE:

of

a

-

preferred, stock

man,
•He

add

increase

]

2547.

p.

•„

Consolidated
par

properties,

announced on - April
5.
The Cali¬
down the decision, effective May 1,

revenues

support

173, '

9 on Approving a proposal to amend
that approval of two-thirds of the class

so

more

759.

preferred

because

tion

Citizens Utilities Co.—Gets Rate Increase—

>

company.—y. 173, p. 759.

company

The stockholders

the

!

'

Cone

only be required for loans having maturities of

working

p.

connection

from

Net

1,

and

on May 2, 1951, all of its
due Sept. 1, 1966, at 103%

Chronicle

exchanged

common

railway

loans

tobacco, part of which must be bought up to two years before use,
have risen
sharply since Korea, and have lowered the firm's profit

railway.——:

from

Net

cost

Sept.

Payment will be made at the Chase National
Bank, 11 Broad St., New York 15, N.
Y.,
or
Continental
Illinois
National Bank & Trust Co.
of Chicago, 231 So. LaSalle
St., Chicago 90,
111.—V. 173, p. 2.
The

from

bank

of

From Jan. 1—

May 2—

redemption

debentures,

due

facilities

.!

purposes^

To Redeem 3% Debentures
The

outstanding

Gross

Gross

sinking

used

-

vote April 25 on approving a proposal to release

preemptive

par

Cincinnati, New Orleans

;

the

.

from

$8.50

additional

requirements.—V.

four-year term loan. In February, the
$300,000 under the agreement.
This agreement,
other things, provides that except with prior written,
holders of 75%
of the notes the company will maintain

of

explained

old, preferred stock may be
stock at the office of the

February—

conjunction with Goldman,
:

*208,025

1070.

stock for sale to employees, including of¬
ficers, of the company and its subsidiaries.—V. 172, p. 2022.

1,053,935

To Borrow $10,000,000

;

*354,778

;

The stockholders will

permanently

and

Consolidated Cigar Corp.—Preferred

V-'.CC;'"

preferred

unissued

issued

construction

—Financing Delayed—

5,177,220

$2,282,398

Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.—Stock for Employees—

$2,390,148

(which

borrowed

173,

followed
-

$3,017,007
2,302,172

$55,000,000

among

consent

*67,344

5,074,175

173, p. 1274.

bo

The notes would be issued under

contributed
—V.

254,827

•

w

one

$50,000,000 in sales—tobacco

v.

•

at

repayment* of $9,750,000 of
1950). It is contemplated that

company and Dwight Manufacturing Co.
proposal which became effective on Mar. 28.

rowings may be converted into

$2,539,800

for

improve¬
in part bank
construction program

& Savings
Bank, Chicago, dated Sept. 25, 1950, which provides
revolving credit of $700,000 to Sept. 1, 1951, at which time the bor¬

1948

89,854

173, p.

of '

and

this

time.

1949

The company's plan of
recapitalization became effective

company on March 30 announced that it had entered into
loan agreement under which it is to
borrow $10,000,000
on its 27/s % notes due to March
1, 1971. Arrangements :
for the loan were made in
>•

1950

fChilds Co.—Recapitalization Plan Effective—

a

Sachs & Co.

1951

*164,089

income.

funds

general

repay

in

New

York

,

each outstanding share of Dwight stock is being
;
share of $20 par 4% cumulative
preferred and two

instead

years

clusive.

p.

$2,374,519

Certificates

.

—

for

1951—2 Mos.—1950

$1,116,177

$251,526
480,262

income

oper.

Central Soya Co., Inc.

'

,

rev.

ry.

1951—Month—1950

.

!_

'P:

*20,887

"Deficit.—V.

,

*855,535

-

Pennsylvania—Earnings—

7

276.986

oper.

vertible

of

;•

8,348

.

company's

Trust
a

;

approving a proposal to trans¬
corporate rights and franchises to Illinois

*336,304

from

of

merger

plan,

charter of the

on

$2,281,659

-

Central RR.

May 15

-J

.

to

to

for

31,

these

to

additions

or

Corp.—Merger Ratified—

shares of

company

income—_

oper.

From Jan. 1—

$376,280

'•

'

:

...

of

not more than $700,000,
each to be dated
1,< 1951, in principal amount for one-quarter of the
aggregate
principal amount, and to mature on each Sept.
1, r1952 to 1955, In¬

29,183,405

railwaysrailway..

from

Net

$5,419,222!,
5,042,942:

$549,660

,

from

Net

Net

1951—2 Mos.—1950

$2,519,637

vote

-v!;

railway.
Net' from railway

MONTHS

3,000,573

from ry. oper.

'"Deficit.—V.

FIRST TWO

$3,122,058

expenses

rev.

AND

1951—Month—1950

revenue......

Gross

Gross

EARNINGS FOR FEBRUARY
Period End. Feb. 28—

February—

company
under¬

The

Sept.

\

Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.—Earnings

;

retire¬

certificates, the purchases last year were aided
other sources,
including a tax refund. Asked if. there

Dec.

have

stockholders also
four 'notes
aggregating*

'p*'':

•

added

estimated

provision

meet

The

--

*

if-?

compared

these

ment

the

A stock shall

company's property,
Central RR. Co., which owns all of the
capital stock and operates the
company under lease.—V. 171, p. 1458.
p -"
7
p!/\P!P.!,

less

The

purpose.

at

be

properties

Consolidated Cement Corp.—To Vote

•

Chicago, St. Louis & New Orleans RR.—Proposed Sale

President,

a

wlil

construction

expenditures

will

Stockholders

provides

its

.:

,

approved the

common

1948

from

The stockholders will
fer the

such

to

sale

the

electric

include

securities

„

Central RR. of New Jersey—Reduces Interest Ctfs.—

stock

for

outstanding

.

Under

RR.—Earnings—

railway....
32,453,171
26,325,390
28,193,975
Net from railway.
,^8,663,902 • 5,488,333
6,139,359
Net ry. oper., income...
3,017,261
1,549,602 * 1,968,765
—V. 173, p. 1274. "r
'w;..,;:;
p

and

•

filed

The stockholders will vote April

& Pacific

$14,958,259
.
3,082,941

!

for

incurred

exchanged

oper.. income

ry.

30

Mr.

868,033

*498,688

"The

or

»

be

have

431,770T

173, p. 963.

-From Jan. 1—

1952,

Registers

—

Exchange prior to the offering.
supplied by amendment.

be

the

not

Cone Mills

'

*928,065

railway...-

from

.

exchange

common

loans

seven

time

until

Co.,

the

Gross

of

*1,811,335

Chicago, Rock Island

.-•:

Co.,

*903,532

*1,476,656

-

for

same

hold

by the parent.—V. 152,

*650,119

...

*
railway

full

(at $100 per share) had
previously been purchased by Inland Telephone
the parent, and the proceeds used to redeem
$525,000 of firstmortgage 6% bonds due June 1, 1950 and
$65,000 of promissory notes
all of which
securities had been owned

*270,394

"

February—

take

Community Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—Private Sale

4,672,581

272,852

income...

oper.

of

'.An issue of $500,000 first
mortgage 3V2% bonds due May 1, 1975 was
sold privately in 1950.
These bonds and 893 shares of common stock

38,070,564'

29,555,525

income—.

:* "Deficit.—'V.

date,

■

effective

Service

458,806

L_

railway
railway

plants'

reasons

supply.-

.

from

from

to

of

involves

does

1374.

p.

1274.

p.

railway.:

oper.

Net

approved

was

obtained

may

$17,468,483 $15,890,390 $17,935,998' $18,672,237
983,455
849,828
1,268,638
2,637,774
*318,480
*941,544
*598,795
V: 65,110

income...

173,

branch

new

communities for

Stock

are

1951-1953

bank

1—

oper.

York

proceeds

loans
for

!•■■■■■■..

-

manpower

company's

P!

1949

additional $5,000,000 of
for issuance later if

an

common

company available
ments to the

& Pacific RR.—Earns.1950

Stock

reserved

:

March

on

the

601,402'
232,412

.

Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—

Co.—Expansion, Etc.—
budget

on

on

on

of

56,278

-

New

writing terms

.February—.
1951
1950
1949
1948
Gross from railway.... $12,839,376
$11,816,827 $12.6.30,644 $13,487,657

common

close of business April 3, a total of
476,751 shares of Gulf,
89%, had been deposited for exchange.
The exchange offer has
been extended to May 1,.
1951.—173, p. 1374.
" '
'
*
•

344,610

101,018

Also

plants, is not expected to
173, p. 1171.

company

the

on

*

Central Louisiana Electric Co., Inc.—Offer Extended—
of

392,870

railway
railway!—___?

from

;,* Deficit.—V.

to

earnings

28

p.

corporation

2,688,362

249,823

and

on

on

covering 200,000

I Net

764,090

from

Net

Net

The

151,675

i3,439,038

income.

oper.

From

Gross

unit at the R. S. Wallace Station - in East Peoria and a
kva expansion of Springfield Substation
capacity to augment
interconnection supply with a neig.h*boring
utility,

power

332,435

173, p. 1274.

Net

generating
30,000

$1,465,810

173,681
' 23,563

,

February—
from railway
from railway—....

expire on April 25.
The subscrip-^
preferred stock are to be determined
made. See also V. 173, p. 1270.

construction

March

on

$1,414,986

286,540

146,285

Call-'

its

a
registration statement with the
shares, $5 par. Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.
is
named as the
principal underwriter.
The
initial- public offering"
price will, be the last reported sale of common
shares of the

SEC

1948

record

for., each

branch

The

105,627 '

Gross

new

Central Illinois Light
$9,500,000

$1,367,034-

1949

-

Notes

—

Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.
With Securities &
Exchange Commission—

343,360

income—

oper.

From Jan. 1—-

A

1950

for

Myers said.—V.

<

$1,632,789 '

v

Net

preferred stock, series A
April 11, 1951, at the

new

of

preferred .stock
of

shortly before the offering is

v

*

Co.

announced

be

...

additional

considering postponement

offer

stockholders

are

terms

and

new

" 500,033.
' 302,049

502,203

27^,326 '

issue.

proposes

common

Rights

held.
price

'

-

Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul

amended

.

The

<par

100,170 "

will

stockholders

amount

cover

few days before that it was

a

<

railway
railway

from
ry.

—V.

:

This confirms the statement made by the
company

ated.

railway
railway......

from

Gross
Net

registration
1,000,000 shares of convertible preferred
stock, the same as in the original registration statement,but the proposed issue of debentures has been elimin¬
statement

p..- 1274.

from

Net

exercise

1883.

143,774
1.451,549

*165,296

1951

I'. From Jan. 1—

amendment to its registration statement,
covering itsnew

173,

from

April

against

144,831

1,525,508

661,729 '

463,822
215,127

ry,'oper.'incomes—

Corp. of America—Debenture Offering Post¬
poned—The corporation on April 4 filed with the SEC

proposed

"

income.:—

February—

Celanese

an

railway!...

oper.

Net

common

of

58,543,
1,505,717

Net

Exchange

shares

has

; *

•

-

244,150

Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—Earnings—

to*

$1,750,000

*

1948

$717,303

260,681

*145,603
*180,171

very

Bronze

was

relief

in
the
widely dlsproperty, which was
shortly.—V. 173, p. 859.

April 3 authorized creation of a new issue of
$10,000,000 of preferred stock, as a'further
step in financing the
company's expansion program.
President
James
L.
Myers
and
Vice-President Carl
W.
Johnson
informed
the • stockholders
that
the
volume
of
business
this
year
should exceed that of
1950, with procurement of materials a
limiting*,
factor.
The
effect of' the
expansion program,
which
includes
five

1—

railway

"Deficit.—V.

pursuant

2095

p.

York

additional

30,000

ry.

1949

$749,801

$194,761'

106,877

expected

rate

electric

expansion program calls for
establishing five
as
possible, to be located in small

The

•

to

issuable upon stockholders' subscriptions,
to the terms of the employees'

are

and

;

New

464,604

issuable

are

purchase

the

from

Net

for

1950

$572,646

income...

Jan.

from

funds avail¬

company

financing is

k

Governors

From

,

Gross

'

The

prposes.

ry..oper.

are

Net

of

railway.....
railway

from

Net

Brooks

1951

from

Net

for

<

the

approved

W.

P.

which The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co.
holder of outstanding bonds of Carr-Consolidated.-

Board

Gross

sub¬

right of oversubscrip¬

a

Listing, Etc.—
The

for

share

new

Corp. and
principal underwriters.

corporate
the

in

February—

stock

the
one

Higgipson

proceeds of the stock sale will be added

for

of
of

rate

stock

dispersion, security, and

Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings-

the

with

date, subscription price, and underwriting terms

also proposes to offer
by certain employees.

reduction

»

held

by amendment.

are

384,604

stockholders

company

subscription
able

offer

to

proposes

common

The-record

be

&

on

company

scription

to

Co.—Registers With SEC—

March 30 filed a registration statement
covering 434,604 shares of its $1 par common stock.

SEC
:

Biscuit

for

decision'

A

Vermont

soon

'

Carr-Consolidated

is

Graphite

needed.

612,012

rai)way_t
railway.:.

its

in the loan
agreement.

1—•

from

Net

Cleveland

applications

properties.

for

April 5 that this
company has placed privately with mstitutional investors
$10,000,000 of 3V4% promissory notes, due in 1971, and
50,000 shares of 4V2% cumulative
preferred stock (par
$100) through F. Eberstadt & Co.
Inc., and Prescott &
Co. An additional
$5,000,000 of said notes nay be taken
up by the company on the terms and
conditions set forth

698,968

288,895

water

Placed Privately—It

$2,643,460

644,465

Citizens

are

Idaho

1948,

'

1948

$2,625,890

776,950

297,864

income.!.

oper.

From

1458.

p.

ry.

*

1951

$2,601,107]

;

railway^!..

'

Gross

of outstanding mortgage

171,

from

and

"Citizens' Case"
initiated in March,

5,147,864
807,998

1274.

p.

pending

fornia

122,976

4,961,624

4,128,1001

529,222

oper.

173,

expanding service requirements in the fast-growing communities
by Citizens in northeastern California.

1

Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings-

fund debentures due serially to 1975.
indebtedness

1948

shares.—

2378.

p.

cording to reports at the close of last month, this com-'
pany as of Dec. 1, 1950 entered into an agreement for
the private sale of an issue of $2,500,000 2.90%
sinking
> The

ry.

—V.

in

Carpenter Paper Co.—Debentures Sold Privately—Ac¬

-

from

Net

stockholders

stock

,

165,236

from

Net

Carborundum Co.—Split-Up Ratified—

1949

$1,964,686 ~.$2,415,840

.

income.!.

'

From Jan. 1—

Grcss

The

1950

,

oper.

"

mon

1951

,

railway
_« $2,476,104
railway.!....;!
484,694.

from

Net

ihect

served

February—, \

562.

p.

"

Chicago & Eastern, Illinois
RR.—Earnings»;

52,848,845

_____

*>7*

jn

^

Mos.—1950'

1951—2

830,954.131

expenses

173,

1951—Month—1950

•

a

funds,

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

4

According

of

stock

Gentry

stock

Consolidated

standing.

shares

332,710

the

for

Gentry

oi

from

Gross

from

Net

Net

year.—V. 173,

p.

475.

173,

Net

stockholders

stock On

April

on

will

vote

on

proposal

a

156,

split

to

8,515,809
1,227,643

1,791,771

1,130,871

Net

1951

Earnings—

$6,396,075
995,201

income™.

Detroit & Mackinac

Net

ry.

Net

Net

Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—Register With SEC— ...
registration statement was filed with the SEC 011 April 5 covering
the company's debenture financing proposal, under which it is pro¬
posed to issue and sell $50,000,000 of debentures due 1976 at competi-,
live bidding.
Proceeds are to be applied, together with other cash
resources of the company,
to the purchase of securities of operating
cul sidiaries, which will u„e the lunds for their construction programs.'

from
ry.

—V.

1950

1949

1948

$141,628
47,996

61,761

19,522

30,516

38,372

231,709

280,344

90,713

41,556

56,916

Other

—V.

1374.

173, p.

,

31,050

<U(

—

_

173,

Detroit & Toledo Shore Line

from
ry.

,r

,

J

.

s

■;'*

.

_

directors

173,

2.

p.

Shares—

,Y

,7/

.

V-loan

SEC

at

duction

program.

called

be

for

finance

1951,

than

a.

year.

addition

In

stantial

7-.'

.

to

for

engines

.-..v.'

Ordnance,, the

Army

other

with

contracts

i

of

branches

the

of

has

of

range

headed

engines

equipment

military

Armed

Continental Oil Co.

agent.—V.

as

Mackinnie

See

Oil

below.—V.

173,

1,

for

entitled

filed

the

stock

will

from

votex April -18

1,400,000

each

shares and

Oil Voting

an

par

for.

Securities

on

shares
held.

stock in the ratio
addition, stockholders will
said

of

In

subscriptions for such
subject to allotment.

be

to

"offered

as

as

be

may

be

must

of

the

York

New

established

accompanied

Curb

as

by

-the

due

shares

authorized
changing the

..;v

trustees-of

.The

the

Y
Voting

shares of capital stock
of

shares

.

speculation."

certificates

Bank

of

-•voting

trust

been

stock

the

of

24

of

which

Cuban

:

;

;

From
•

in

date,

outstanding
issued

and

services;

for

754,000

Out

at

Dec.
for

subscription bonuses and commissions;
voting trustees.
,

Each

voting

new

trust

Net

from
ry.

and

units

of

units

4,113,000

433,300

250,000
sale

for

units had
units for

Proceeds
r

for

to

are

Additional

tractor

to

used

be

drilling

depth

of

1952,

for:

$250,000;

geological,

Geophysi¬

cal, seismograph and other engineering work for 1952, $250 000
for
1951, $200,000; administrative expenses for 1952, $200,000; exploration
taxes for

1951, $150,000; and administrative expenses for 1951, $150,000.

Daystrom, Inc.—Deliveries Begun
American

Type

Founders,

Army of 76-millimeter guns
General
ATF's

•.

Walker
new

.controlled
miles

per

so

is

a

April

began

6

under its contract

16-foot,

stay

can

to

arm

a target
terrain. It

delivery
the

new

to

the

25-ton

,.j

semi-automatic

on

hour ovor rough

degree circle,

on

Bulldog light tanks.

gun

it

Inc.,

Gov't Contract-

on

even
can

blasting in all directions.—V.

if
be

weapon,

the

tank

trained

173,

p.

gyroscopically
at

travels

through
1375,

a

40

360-

Deere & Co.—Registers With SEC—
The

company,

covering

on

120,000

April 5 filed

shares

of

no

a

shares

are

par

common

.

from
ry.

224,674.

173,

6;893,455J
2,852,720

3,2G8,072

643,360

1,245,000

1,390,417

'

railway.
income

7.964,848

-

.

7.123,GOO

2,437,043

'

846,594

9S4.-

p.

Co.—Special Offering—A special

offering of 10,760 shares of common stock (par $3) was
made on the New York Stock Exchange on April 5 by
White, Weld & Co., at $26.87V2 per share, with a deal¬
er's commission of 50 cents per share.
It was quickly
oversubscribed.—V. 173, p.

1275.

•

•

,

Equitable Gas Co. of Pittsburgh, Pa.—To Add to Facil¬

i

v'

ities—

operate

and

a

is

$1,055,739.—V.

Y

Ferro
See

173,

,v-.::vto con-

station

and other natural gas
Estimated cost of the construction

compressor

new

facilities in Washington

■

■

.

has authorized this company

Power Commission

The Federal
struct

County, Pa.
564.

p.

Corp.—Proposed New Name—
Enamel

Ferro

below.

Corp.

Net

$329,887

$260,033
*1,111,980

authorized

*1,200,473

to

479,383

515,007

ry.

—

stockholders

The

,'l
April

on

stock

capital

17

and

Stock

^

will

proposals to increase the
500,000 shares and

vote on

1,000,000 shaies

to

in

Increase

Plans

from

170, p. 303.

change the name of the corporation to Ferro Corp.—V.

i

•

*2,655,017

*2,738,099

*2,757,543

*2,216,774

income...

*2,697,579

*2,938,808

*2,946,068

*2,414,569

173,

p.

418,559

Financial Fund, Inc.—Sale of Stock—

1951

"...

connection
Sept.

7,

income...

1950

1949

1948

$460,773
13,470

9,216

-

45,581
;

from
rv.

1,288,475

railway
railway

has

company

for

called

redemption

1,

May

on

1951,

through

the sinking fund, $1,375,000 of 20-year 3% debentures
at 100Va% and accrued interest.
Payment will be made at
of J. P. Morgan & Co.,
Incorporated, -23 Wall St., New
of

891,782

941.308

*22.209

125.413

*101.643

28,636

York, N. Y„ or at the Cleveland Trust Co. in Cleveland, Ohio.—V.
p. 1344.
■
•
v

Plans Stock

62.766

,

140,840
'

Co.—Partial Redemption—

Firestone Tire & -Rubber
This

operation

..

881,764

246.998

income™

oper.

'Deficit.—V. 173, p. 1171

173,

200.

P-

63.306

*27,147

The

sold at the market for a total of $108,792.
shares were withdrawn from registration.—V.

were

89,688

$462,915

84.718

97,878

163,056

(par 10 cents), out of

10,312 shares of common stock

1949,

,

amendment filed with the SEC on March 26, 1951,
a
registration statement which became effective as

an

with

shares,

remaining

$494,209

$697,017

from

to

According
in

of

564.

railway.™
railway

oper.

Net
■,

Corp.

'

1,343.904 •

From Jan. 1—
Gross

Enamel

Change in Name—

*1,214,763

*27,845

'

due

1961,

the

office

172,

.

Fischer & Porter Co., Hatboro, Pa.—Files With

Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
1951

1950

1949

1948

$425,100

$278,700

$307,600

$454,000

February—•
Gross

from

railwayNet from railway.™
Net ry. oper. Income

101,520

32,965

47,231

*25,525

*5,613

88,224

Net

851,300

551,700

594,700

826,500

223,552

48,419

87,476

262,943

Net
*

from
ry.

53,315

83,174

*20,864

67,032

1—

Jan.

from

railway.^.

railway__:
income

oper.

Deficit.—V.

173,

p.

tion

has concluded

thers for

stock.

The prospectus names two selling stockholders, Charles Deere Wiman,
president, and Charles Deere Wiman and John F. Wharton, as exec¬

number of common shares the subscription price of which
shall aggregate not in excess of $100,000.
Both issues are to be offered

for

subscription

capital.
authorized

Loan Arranged—The corpora¬

$3,000,000 from the New York Life

$5,000,000 loan

arranged

insurance company in 1948.
The

with the same

privately

7

in

of

Canada.—V.

the

173,

new

loan

are

to

be

added

Cone Mills Corp.

SEC

The

Net

sales

Net

before

1950

Provision

inventory

reserve..

inventory

.

2,929,296

...

March

on

shares

utors "under the will of Dwight Deere Wiman, deceased. C. D, Wiman
js -jselling 50,875 3hares land will retain.,23,300 shares, or .77% ), while
the executors are selling all of the stock held by the'estate, 69,125
Shares," or 2.3%.—V. 173,'p. &>9.

proceeds

are

to

for general

be used

shares

$2,929,296

outstanding™™

Earnings per share
*Loss.—V.

172,

p.

i:

1435.

...

.J

$27 per share.
corporate purposes.—V. 172,

-Earnings—

Florida East Coast Ry.
"

from

from
ry.

from

from
ry.

—V.

$3,017,597

1,035,919

908,256

885,757

588,403

530,915

494,430

5.936,845

5.632,099

5.840,371

6.074,498

1,892,726

railway

railway

p.

$2,934,923

536,850

1,792,990
1,005,910

1,599.680

1,741,042

931,751

961,664

income—

1,002,471

income__.

oper.

173,

$2,889,378

1—•

Jan.

Net

1,051,421

railway—

oper.

1948

1949

1950

1951

82,969,993

railway

565.

Florida Power
stockholders

common

Capital

-

1928.

p.

The
income

$1,524,359

19 .filed a letter of notification with the
of common stock (no part to be offered

Corp.—Capitalization Increased—

on

March

$2,747,147

900,000

889,076

$3.25

$3.09

from

issuance

of

asked

to

1,600,000

250.000

pave

the

shares

preferred
way

for

approved

29

.

Net

$1,921,939

$600,484

*1,957,294

Cr4,704,44i

reserve

1951—3 Mos.—1950

1951—Month—1950
"

s.

key employees of the company at approximately

Net

1949

$69,123,902 $63,349,322

1__™___

for

"

•

Higher

.

11,111

covering

From

(& Domestic Subs.)—Earnings—

Eagle-Picher Co.

working

Stove Co.—Files With SEC—

company

200

Gross

Year Ended Nov. 30—

for

:

•

1172.

Florence
The

Net

above.—V. 173, p. 199.

used

proceeds

to

$335,880

173, p.

Net

Dwight Manufacturing Co.—Merger Approved—

the

'
the stockholders .that- the present
common stock be split up on a 100-for-l
.

.

Period End. Mar. 31—

Gross

See

outstanding

and

February—

564.

p.

•

Sales

to

to the company's
working capital.
Duplan, largest commission throwster of synthetic
yarns in the country and a leading weaver of rayon, nylon and other
synthetic
fabrics
has
10
plants in
the United
States located in
Pennsylvania, Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee, and two plants
proceeds

•

proposed

...

—V.

Co.,•, evidenced by a 3%% note due April 1,
1966, it was announced on April 2 by Ernest C. Geier,
Chairman of the Board. This arrangement is in addition
a

employees,, and
■

have

(M. H.) Fishman Co., Inc.—Current Sales 39.2%

Insurance

to

by

-

directors

The

arrangements through Lehman Bro¬

loan of

a

of

$100,000

basis.

964.

Duplan Corp.—Private

April 2 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
5% debentures due April 30, 1976, and an un-

on

ccmpanv

covering

SEC—

Split—

specilied

•

From

The

165,159

21,262

..




676,b40

578,722

8.317.353

3,061,153

railway

oper.

*1,304,174

$275,511

now

outstanding, and are to be offered for public
.sale not by the company but by certain "selling stockholders." Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., is named as principal underwriter.
The
public offering price will be based unon the market immediately prior
to the offering. The underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
ment.

Net

Net

*1,306,108

registration statement with the SEC

'

The

from

*1,395,776

$632,355

from

from

Gross

represent

and exp'oration $700,000; drilling w°ll by con¬
20,000 feet in 1952. $500,000; exploration taxes
working capital, $300,000; drilling well by fcon1951,

income
1—

Ferro
1948

1949

1—
v j
railway.!.
railway......

oper.

Net

-

$300,000;
tractor to depth of 10,000 feet in

1,594,763

Jan.

"1,237,022

February—
Gross

units equally

'will

the ownership of one share of common stock in each of the 24
companies. The business intended to be done by each of the companies
isr the "exploration for oil, the drilling of oil wells, and the pro¬
duction of crude oil. The companies do not intend to do any refining.
No operations have been commenced by the companies to date."
4

$3,569,368
1.291,629
493,625

$3,859,753

1,374,835

stock¬

-

offered

$3,301,551

1,224,055

oper.

100,000

their
voting
National City

1,002,000

„•

...

certificate

for

6.542,300

1950,

cash;

1948

$3,728,775

"

Gross

Earnings-

1950

"

depositing

property;

1949

1950

1951

-

railway.....

Jan.

Net

146.796,000

of

the

the

31,

$556,500

units

with

of

ry.

'.■% ■7: • 7;'

Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic Ry.—Earnings-

offering

"The

aggregate

escrow

Branch.

.

railway______

*1,319,214

railway™
railway.™.
income..

from

Gross

.

Y.",.*" ' :V V,

an

rules,

With

companies, comprising all of the

placed

were

certificates
for

'•

hold

the

York,' Havana

subscribed

issued

been

to

New

one

Trust

companies; and the
"non-negotiable' escrow certificates

received

holders
■trust

'had

but

all

"•'

..

0.75

V

.V',

Exchange

record

::Y

1951

oper.

Net

no

price may be considered to be arbitrary and there is no known present
vg,lue for the certificates." "The Certificates offered by this Prospectus
should be regarded as a participation in a new venture in a highly

speculative field."

$12.49

2.06

"

\

as

bills for the

-v.v

from

from
ry.

the
on

Trust—Registers

a

from

from

said

;/ ■■

Net

r.^The Trust on March 29 filed a registration statement with the SEC

are

the

offer by the company,
value, of record April 6,

of

Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.-

^seeking registration of 1,500,000 units of voting trust certificates, to be
offered for public sale at $2 per unit.
,
securities

$26.11

.share._____.___:___

share

El Paso Natural Gas
under

statement

registration

additional

February—•
Gross

Securities & Exchange Commission—

'.-The

$1,945,044

5C4

February—

From

notification

of

letter

a

a

shares

10

make

"ex"

date

'•■Deficit.—V.

Cuban-Venezuelan

;

$5,304,252

Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.- -Earnings—

Net

above

notice,

1375.

P.

964.

p.

value from no par to $25 per share, each present outstanding
share to be changed into one $25 par share.—V. 173, p. 1274.

par
par

p.

173,

22,300

stock

173, p. 859.

increasing

on

to 2,500,000

common

-C.—Files—

-

stockholders

1,108,726

20,802

common

preferred

per

229,686

offering being made, that the common stock
rights until further notice and that all
for said stock which are delivered after April 6, 1951. or

later

applicable to
per

Gross

making
without

additional

unsubscribed

the

certificates

Net

common

$3,076,070

1,108,723

pfd. stock

dividends

4J/2%

on

—V.

697,744

-

and until
subscription
rights. During the period in which the sto.ck is dealt in with due
bills attached United States stock transfer tax will be required to be
paid on the rights to subscribe represented by such due bills at the
rate of 5c for each
10
rights (1 to 9 rights not taxable).—V. 173,

Crucible Steel Co. of America—To Change Par.—

:'tThe

197,466

:

(Cr)

Earnings

—V,

stock,

to

to

been

committee

further

while

Service,

26

and

1933,

1951

quoted

(Del.)—Proposed Acquisition—

Drilling Co.

&

•

with the
shares of common stock (par $10) to be offered
without
underwriting, The proceeds are to
be

common

to

v

•

its

have

not

such

sub¬

are

by the National Bank of Detroit

-

-

V-;'' "s

on which such registration statement becomes
will be offered the right to subscribe at $75 per share on or

share

be

The

be

to

148,194

1,515,903

$6,433,777

taxes:

4,368,554

312,824

income

Earnings
■

.1,258,382

such later date

be

in large demand for a wide
made by other manufacturers.
Demand
from regular customers
in the agricultural, industrial and
transportation, equipment fields also is at a high level, Mr. Reese said.
The
banking
group
participating
in
the Continental
V-loan
is
commercial

standard

its

253,159

115,164-

Co.—Rights to Stockholders—

of

Act

May

one

also
shall

'/■

■■

company

643,426

177,497

:

prior effectiveness of

to

of

or

before

rate for more

shipments have

531,540

656.032

163,744

"

March

on

6,000

subject

inventories, Mr. Reese stated.
been at an accelerating

and

tooling

1,204,723

350,423

-

working capital.

to

effective,

the loan agreement, he said.
The
corporation's production of military engines started in 1949
and
now
is at an advanced stage requiring larger working capital
Continental's

1,140,885

■

share,

per

holders
,

ratify

to

1,367,917

.

/

Duke Power

engine pro¬
April 2. A
early date to

an

income.—
964.

covering

$20

Securities

—

will

meeting

stockholders'

special

121,087

railway...™

company

added

finance its rapidly increasing military
^. J. Reese, President, announced on

to

80,003

income...

oper.

Subject

000,000

313,307

73,153

$624,680

•$582,161

244.062

Dixie Fire & Casualty Co., Greer, S.

-.'.'i,-'"

v

,

$536,181

-

railway.™

173, p.

The

To Borrow $30,000,000
From Banks to Finance Military Engine Output—
The
corporation is arranging with a group of banks for a $30,Corp.

Motors

Continental

2,141,758

100,279

refunds

tax

Net

Consolidated Textile Co., Inc. and to keep the ex¬
change offer open until the exoiration of the exchange period ending
April 30, 1951.
Stock will be continued to be accepted in chrono¬
logical order as set forth in the piospectus filed with the SEC.—
V.

from
ry.

a

common

1,294,079

'$6,684,459

2,079,302

requirements on 4'%%

Balance

'

of

stock

capital

1,740,557

1—

from

Net

resolution to accept all shares
stock tendered for exchange for

adopted

4

Manufacturing Co.

Bates

of

April

on

'

;V;.,.

_

«...

$12,669,088

charges

1948

1949

1950

-

■l

$631,130

railwayls^.-

railway..

oper,

Net

.

—V.

^Consolidated Textile Co., Inc.—Accepts Bates
The

Gross

$3,666,342

■_
...

income

Net

RR.—Earnings—

•

278,166

-

from

Net
Net

$7,293,027

$2,929,340 ' $2,806,340

—

1951

February—
Gross

1171.

p.

profit

for

Dividend

'

Stats

1951—Month—1950 -1951—3 Mos.—1950

Period End. Mar. 31—

$5,390,380

■

Consolidated Retail Stores, Inc.—Sales Up 4.4%—

—V.

5,761,180

$10,928,531

long-term debt

on

Provision

85,881

1171.

From Jan.

Sales

6,240,253

•

■

r-v

■„

124,062,511

141,744,675

etc.

deductions

Special
85,723

...

income... *

oper;

deplet.,

144,499

298,723

railway

173, p.

deprec.,

326,792

57.649

Interest,

A

-

1950

1951

$158,913,459 $135,214,071

income

$150,496

24.594

8,742

railway

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

utility retirement provs..

and

income

Total

1—

from

Gross

Inc., below.

revenues

except

exp.,

Operating
Other

$109,453

income

From Jan.

the

operating

Deprec. deplet.

948,587

1951

*

railway

oper.

and

sales

decen¬

company.

2,401,595

24,049

'

maximum of $43,000.
a reorganization
and

effect

to

Mid-Eastern Cooperatives,

Operating

14,179.319

Ry.—Earnings—

railway

from

from

Net

562,585

$128,467

*<"

February—

the

is

12 Months Ended Jan. 31—

1,341,223-

981,756

1,238,731
453,063
;' V

2,574,970
1,140,413

964.

173, p.

of

of

to a

up

offer

stock;

A

maximum

a

this

which are to be Issued in ex¬
20% of par value (1) in cash,
33%>
of par value in 4%
$31,000;
and approximately 47%,

follows:

class

Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates

13,244,488
2,242,357

10,861,688

to

of

$25)

(par
as

or

1948

$7,239,741

V

13,734,651

railway...^..-

oper.

151,768

425,933

Income.

railway

bonds

bonds

purpose

tralization

1949
$6,274,056
1,047,915
447,325

1950
$5,100,523
476,854

-

in

value in class A stock

par

The

See also

railway

from

ry,

—V.

of

858,791

513,958

either

(2)

debenture

9,190,693

1,102,006
518,585

railway.™..

from

Net

2247.

p.

7,361,841

income...

oper.

ry.

Gross

24

9,559,201
2,423,954

From Jan. 1—

Gross

,

three-for-one basis.—V.

a

A
(preferred) stock
change for preferred stock

509,573

•

a.—

corporation on March 29 filed a letter of notification with
covering $31,000 of 4% debenture bonds and 1,720 shares of-

SEC

class

1,022,204

964.

from

from

Net

Consolidated Lithograph Mfg. Co.—To Split Stock—
The

$4,685,379

''

railway.™

p.

Net

fcapital

The
the

»

.

Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.

two

owns

373,111

February—

.

firm

-

~

railway

oper.

ry.

—V.

out¬

common

830,835

income—

$4,213,055
822,119
376,513

$3,234,487
221,364
80,053

$4,306,319

railway

oper.

1948

1949

or

Gross

Gentry

fiscal

ry,

-From Jan. 1—

modern plants, one located at 'Gilroy
ynd the other at Oxnard, California. Approximately 90% of its output
is" sold to general looa packers and processors, to meat packers and
tb,distributors in bulk for repackaging and sale at retail.
Mr, Cumlnhigs added that the present top operating and manage-,
ment personnel would continue to head Gentry.
Following the acqui¬
sition,
however,
Consolidated Grocers
does plan to broaden
the
expansion program already started by Gentry, v.
.. •
On
the basic of current operations,* it 'is estimated that sales for
the fiscal "year,
ending June 30, 1951, will approximate $3,500,000,
which
will be
substantially larger than the sales for the preceding
The

from

Net

proposed sale of that firm to Consolidated Giocers.
the terms of the offer, Gentry shareholders v/ill receive
Consolidated Grocers common for each five shares of
held. This will .nvolve-the-issuance of 06,542 shares of

to

share

one

Net

to act on the

1951,

York—Files With SEC

"

corporation has

1950

1951

February—
Gross from
railway

made a firm proposal to acquire the business
and assets of Gentry,- Inc., of Los Angeles, Calif., it was announced
jointly on March 29 bv Nathan Cumraings, Chairman of Consolidated
Grocers, and G. E. Clausen, President of Gentry. Shareholder approval
of
the
offer has beep, recommended
by the directors and principal
stockholders of Gentry, which is one of the largest manufacturers of
drjed food seasonings in the country. 7
Shareholders
of
Gentry will hold" a special meetng
on
April 12,

•

Monday, April 9, 1951

.

.

Eastern Cooperatives, Inc., New

Corp.—Earnings—

Delaware & Hudson RR.

Expansion

Consolidated Grocers Corp.—Plans Further
This

'

.

(1476)

an

Increase' in

equity financing

in

company

plans to sell this summer $8,000,000 to

—V.

p.

173,

760.

"4-;

'1

<

authorized
and

to 2,500,000 shares (par $7:50)
shares.
Officials said the move

"

1952

and

1953.

was

The

$10,000,000 of bonds.

Volume 173

Number 5001

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

•

(1477)

'

*

•

,

f

Food

?

Machinery

Chemical

&

Corp.-r-Debentures

Of¬

Fruehauf Trailer C«h (<fc

,

fered—Kidder, Peabody & Co.' and Mitchum, Tully &
Co.,

as

ors

$25,000,000

agents,

April 4, offered to institutional invest-,
of 3.20% sinking fund debentures due

on

March 15, 1976, at 100 and accrued interest...

Subs.)—Earnings—

Calendar Years—
Net

sales

*-1950

•

la--*.--—'.1

1949

*•• -•

1948

•

-

income-l.^esJ

;

Gross 'from

Net

earnings j

taxes..-..—

debentures

have

1

sinking fund providing for a wrtiremenf
of SljOOO.OQO, Df xiebentures. annually
beginning .in, 1954. They will be
redeemable tfor sinking fund at a ^redemption price of 100 v* and will
*Lo be redeemable at company, option-at prices decreasing from 103',#
during the 12 months'-period beginning March 15, 1951, to. 100%- onnew

or

after

to

reduction-under

'

March

net

the.Jcompa.ny and

proceeds

will

used

be

lor-any

to

the -general

construction

in San

Jose, Calif.',

of

procurement and engineering
Division plant (estimated

a

soda

ash

refining

facilities -at

estimated

an

cost

cash

which

capital

in part be

may

debentures

projects
to

obtain

the

above

is

Dec.

derived

offered.

$32,200,000.

31,

1950,

ash

and

outstanding

facturer

Inc.

of

1950

and

to

net

of

the

estimated

$1,750,003

sale

cost

had

31,

of

been

has
of

recently

Inc.,

industrial

$8,200,000

in

the

fiscal

'

of'

a-vehicle

Chlorine

acquired
Net

and

industrial

in

to

at

Dec.

31.

$101,888,000 in

with

$4,366,000

1953

1950

respectively.

sales

and

CAPITALIZATION

net

amounted

and

income

net

for

income

1949

"

GIVING

TO

$38,190,477.

was

$86,344,000

or

PRESENT

s.

21-4 '.it

S.

2Va%

s,

f. debs.,

stock

for

($100

($10

of

by

the

stock

8,000.000

7,400,000
113,974 shs.

shares

have

to

of

2.822,444 shs. *2,256,086'A Shs.
3^4%

of

Dec.

such

for

1950 the

31,
stock

declared

5.000.000

cumulative

it

for

retirement,

advisable

shares,

approval

and
at

to

the

increase

annual

-

-

of

deposits

is

the

12,942'/.,

sliar"

one

treasury

of

outstanding

of

the

meeting

inclusive

shares;

stock

to

April 12,
company's

the

company's
stock

common

additional

of

UNDERWRITERS—The
and

date

company

of

held

be

156,365

shaves

of

1951.

select,

Tully

for each

three

sold

income

issuable

in

such

exchange

the

agreed with the company,
their best efforts to sell on or prior

use

to

16,

1951,

that

principal

investors

amounts

agent

as

in

debentures

of

than
are

In

forth

set

$22,603,000

_■

$17.500,COO

sold,

to

in

debentures

no

will

North

of

company

covering

severally

agreed

purchase

to

issuedis

so

the

from

the

on

offering

of

price

underwriting

&

Co.

engaged

poses

minerals,
100

funds

the

as

made

for

spent

the
of

to

capital

be required for

past

growth

in

sales

as

of

additions

volume

of

;

and

net

be

proceeds,

in

the

April

then

held.

by

27,

Net
Net

from

from
ry.

205.

p.

.

Ring

.

Co.,

which

has been approved
the- plan,' each share of
1% shares of Gabriel com¬

had

outstanding
'

.

shares

100,000

The

$945,000

interest

from

railway

per

While

funds

be

the

will

facilities.

the

to

ap¬

added

corporate

The

remainder

if

necessary

future.—V.

173,

p.

the

860.

1949

1949

1948

$7,161

$392,327

545,933

858,977

$1,205,832

$1,033,487

of

Consolidated,

and aggregate of
Prudential Insurance

from

$945,000
of

Co.

was

Amer¬

Oil

191,265

204,266

evidenced

is

and

due

by

monthly

to

secured

American

Oil

Consolidated.

including

and

See

notes

bearing
Jan.

1,

5%

Gross

from

Net

from

207,457

the

properties

191,538

105,518

88,288

Net

ry.

—V.

3,315.757

railway

oper.

2.651,117

2,098,092

SEC

American

and

to

2%%, the

V.

also

Transportation

including

balance

corporation

covering

March

at

1,

rate

a

to

be

Nov.

for

used

be

1965,

936,925

306,374

475,377

126,431

173,

Corp.

1959,

in

the

dividends

on

April

SEC

covering

Paid

Accumulative- Plan

tificates

and

3,500

5

filed

systematic

Beneficial

a

Payment

Certificates,
Interests.—V.




registration
Plan

statement

Certificates,

with

foi

a

of

public

series

"letter

of

notification

at

the

debentures

A

principal

general "corporate

the

of

165,

p.

Paid

1539.

Income

Middle

at

the

200

Full
Cer¬

for public

.

througjb

sale

stock

for

share of

one

(with

subscription
is involved.

and,

each

The

accrued

V.T

_

of

right

a,

subscription by com¬
preferred for each

such

of'.oversubscription!.; The
supplied by* amendment.

price are to- be

Tri-Continental,

Corp., owner of 53.4"7»
stock, has agreed to exercise its right to subscribe to its

of

other.

SEC

under

class

the

as

oversubscription
not

are

of

privilege,

to purchase
other stockholders.

purchased by

preferred

net proceeds,

dividends,

corporation

covering

(10

cents

is

conditioned

sale'of

the

upon

together with general funds

the

of

com¬

at their redemption prices of $100 a Share

shares

6,700

$5

of

cumulative

first

March

on

filed

15

shares

1,500,000

of

letter

a

of

to

be

"

,

notification

stock

common

\

with .tire

offered

at

par

share), without underwriting.The proceeds are to be
equipment, for expansion of operations and to retire bonds.

per

used to buy

Gould-National Batteries, Inc.

greater

even

with

and

$50,000

Cost

of

sold,

products

etc.——

charges

Wdst,

it

The

amount.

proceeds

V

"

purposes.

-V

April

on

2

by

Roy

expansion
electrical

the

in

the

future

is

program

251,422

*2,345,399

1,031,407

,

$2,235,913

per

■"Includes

Albert

share—:—

common

deduction

of

$340,000

$1,682,823

$6.67?

—

for

Federal

$5.02

profit?-

excess

tax,

\>

H,

Daggett, President, further reported that'net profit for
the. three months ended Jan. 31 was $654,569 or $1.95 per share.
In
the same period of the preceding year, net profit ,\<'as $235,305.' On
the same basis, Federal taxes for the three months ended Jan. 31
amounted to $1,127,132, equal to $3.36
per share of common, compared
„

with

$174,863

capital

52 cents

or

per

share.

"

'

.

assets Jan. 31,
1951 amounted to $20,721,093 and current
$7,867,259 leaving working capital of $12,853,840.
Working
year earlier amounted, to $10,957,854.—V. 173, p. 964
'

a

Grand Trunk Western

Net

in

the

business

emphasized

that

the-

but

within

several

will

years

be

will"

to

Record

of

during

the

company's history.

vious

quarter and

Holders cf
Feb.

410,428,

433,684

stock

appliance

manu¬

is

re¬

964.

ry.

record,

previous

of

compared

for the

with

the

largest

440,735

this

fourth

pre¬

number

for

the

in

pre¬

quarter of

31,121

owners

of

preferred

stock

(as

of

rec¬

with

7,209,000
862,868

940,743 *

855,318

income—.

1,136,053

156,455

260,051

■"36,255

173, p. 965.

City Steel Co.—Stock Offering Underwritten
Corp. and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-

head a group which is underwriting an
offering of 284,114 shares of $12.50 par value common
stock

Beane

to

stockholders at $22.12 V2

common

the basis of

April

record

Jan.

8,

20,622 holding the $5 -series preferred and 9,499 holding the
$3.75 series preferred.
Ownership of General Motors preferred stock
totaled 30,307 during the folirth quarter'last year.-^-V.
173, p, 1172.

1951),

the

shares.

common

The

general funds of the

of

bank

borrowings
this program.

amounts

Its

of

of

company

rolled

approximately
is

rolled

products

sheets

over

proceeds

would

1965,

and

the

new

used

be
Co.

the

for

shares

the

issued

would

raise

its

program.

notes, maturing

indebtedness

to

The

stockholders

the

the

at

authorized

annual

debt

limit,—V.

present $9,000,000

only

coils,

steel

added, to

expenditure

the

expansion

plans contemplate
the near future for

in

manufacturer
the

in

include

rolled

and

(Mo.)

area.

sheets

and

coils,

sheets,

galvanized

sheets

substantial

of

Louis

St.

cold

plates,

electric

underwriters
stock

common

the

to

tin

plate

finish

special

are

First

Boston

Lynch,
&

offer,

10.00

Corp..
&

respective

and

which

sheets.

not

have

" •
■
'
Lehman Brothers
McCormick

&

be

%

McDonald-Moore

McJunkin.

Miller

1.52

Co—.

0.80

Co...

0.60

&

1.20

<fe

Patton

4.64

Co.

&

Co..

1.52

Mead.

to

severally

j

Marks

M.

1.20
Co.,

percentage

required

they

,

,

Laurence

Co..*

Baird

W.

meeting

on

capitalization

173,

p.

April

to

will

28

be

$15,000,000

asked

from

the

Inc.

10.00

Beane

Securities

Bacon, Whipple &
Robert

Corp....

Pierce,

the

and

offered

above

subscription
as follows;

%•;.

$11,-

&

0.80

Co

1.20

Merrill,

1.20

The Milwaukee Co.___._

1.20

Blunt Ellis &

1.20

Moore,

0.80

Consolidated

Grocers

166,

p.

Plywood

Georgia-Pacific

Plywood

name

common

173,

p.

1275.

March

1051.

to

the

Co.

—

p.

1275.

Changes

stock

under

to change

28,

was

the

filed

new

on

April

-

*

1.20

&
2.84

Reinholdt
Scherck.

I. M. Simon & Co
0.60
Singer, Deane & Scribner.
0.80
Smith, Barney & Co
4.64
Smith, Moore & Co.,...'—
0.80
William R. Staats Co.„Tnc.
1.52
Mark C. Steinberg & Co.i._
0.80
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., In*;. ",0.80

Edwards

G.

&

Sons

Harriman

0.60

!_

Fahey, Clark & Co
Farwell, Chapman &

the

0.80

Co..

0.80

Sachs & Co;.—

4.64

Ripley

&

Co.,

'
'

and
on

dealings
April

3.

Franc

John

& Co,..

Brothers

Hornblower

&

Kormcndi

■

Weeks.....
Co

.....

&

Gardner..

Richter

Co._____

1.20
0.80

0.80

4.64

Stix

2.84
0.80

—-

—

Henry.
Hill

2

began

name

Jackson

0.80

Inc.

charter

Webber,
Curtis

Co...—,

0.80
0.80

A.

173,

approved a proposal
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co.

on

to

amendment

Lumber

Paine,

&

1.20

Lynch.

2.84

Hayden, Stone & Co

stockholders

company's

&

1.80

Cook

&

Co..

Dempsey & Co
Dcmpsey-Tcgeler & Co

*

,

0.80

Sons

&

Leonard

Newhard,

....

<fc

Brown

Goldman,

Name—

Co.,

Central Republic Co. (Inc.)

belcw.—V.

Lumber Co.

&

&

Sullivan

Turben

Julien Collins & Co...

Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co.—New Name—
Georgia-Pacilic

Simmons

Inc.

above.—V.

Coip.

;

Bosworth,

1275.

Gentry, Inc.—Offer Made for Control—

the

be

the

for

Present

$10,000,000

products

present

sheets,

agreed to purchase,

Alex.

The

1952

Ball, Burge <fc Kraus..^

increase

See

of

pursuant

American

expansion

and

company's products are sold principally in the St. Louis area,
Mississippi Valley and the Southwest.
The company believes .its
principal competition comes from producers located outside its area.

Fenner

company's

has $5,600,000 of 3'/,%

now

borrowing

serially

the

steel

at

and

black

mill

tin

will

which contemplates

the

Merrill

maturing

notes

these shares

of

The

The

$6,000,000 loan on 3%%
a period of 15 years.

sale

/

flat

principal

for

a

the

approximately $35,000,000 during 1951
its
open-hearth and rolling facilities.

is negotiating with certain institutional
investors including Prudential Insurance Co. of America,
company

'

from

UNDERWRITERS—The

Refractories Co.—To Place Notes Privately—

on

1951.

3,

PROCEEDS—Proceeds
the

of

General

share

per

additional share for each 3 M> shares held

one

Subscription rights of the common
stockholders will expire at 3 p.m. on April 17, 1951, and
the underwriters will purchase the unsubscribed portion

hot

1950.

of

7,706,000

9,289,000
2,076,556

oper.

&

and

tfere

7,530,000

railway.—

BUSINESS—Company

(as

compared

year,

74,048

Granite

ner

1950.

high of 426,872

quarter

and

common

the

first quarter of

new

a

first

in

Motors

1951.

501,821

253,739

—The First Boston

of

Ownership Reaches New

General

reached

during the

1951)

the

of

quarter

This total

with

common

15,

first

618,637

■"97,396

railway——

from

of

holders

456.993

were

257,564

497,300

from

Net

show

456,993—

stock

955,401

income—

oper.

Net

on

General Motors Corp.—Stock

$3,819,000

the

on

plan

converted

1948

$3,719,000

railway-

From Jan. 1—

past.

expansion

1949

$3,284,000

railway-—.—

from
ry.

'1950

$4,360,000

from

Gross

Ry.—Earnings-

1951

February—

*

"We have absolutely no thought of abandoning our present
facturing facilities," he said. "Every plant we now occupy
quired in the company's total expansion program."—V. 173, p.

—V.

.,

32.502,951

223,655

—

——

■"Deficit,—-V.

predicated

appliance

than

John¬

W.

.

contemplates
maximum use of existing manufacturing, space for continued
appliance
production. The new facilities, when built, will be used for war goods

in

35,056,677

—

taxes

profit

Gross

announced

was

that

growth

Johnson

Mr.

to

i

1950

$39,863,649 $35,468,603

•

Miscellaneous
Federal

are

equally important factor, Mr. Johnson said, is the urgent neces¬
sity to maintain a high-level output of both armaments and appliances.

in

1951

sales

the

An

ord

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

9 Months Ended Jan. 31—

Current

is planning to expand its major appliance manufac¬
at an "Appliance Park" to be established somewhere

belief

company's

the

Plan

offered

is to.be offered

the rate

10,000 shares

sale

Net

>

multi-million-dollar

The

200 Full

be

preferred
stock, 30,926 shares of $5 cumulative second preferred stock, and 3,998
shares of $5 cumulative junior preferred
stock, constituting all of the
presently outstanding preferred stock of the company.—V. 171, p. 3'60.

1376.

p.

.

See

company

such

Equipment

173,

Executive Vice-President.

son,

•

Founders Mutual Fund, Denver,
Colo.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—

to

-

at

common

and-

share

rata

pro

p.' 964.

—

bear

3,/8%.'—V:

of

filed

turing Facilities—

225,512

*

of

date

underwriting

Net

503,776

367,969

-

preferred stock

of the common

General Electric Co.—To Expand Appliance Manufac¬

173, p. 565.

The

No

subordinate^
5%
convertible debentures,
of which $200,000 are to be offered in

amount

the

to

of

1,

like

a

offered

to

are

March ,22

on

$250,000

due

B,

exchange

2,278,577

903,115

income...

is

acquired

1—

railway

group.

stockholders

mon

1961.

operation of a sinking
monthly, commencing in

.

Jan.

'

-

,

stock

Consolidated.

General Discount Corp., Atlanta, Ga.—Files With SEC
The

$1,042,377

385,435

'

.

.

.

The

600,000

483,182

the-

$15.
$15

underwriting, group headed by Union Securities Cortp.
The public
offering price and underwriting;terms are to be .supplied by amend¬
ment. ' Geyer & Co. and
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co. wflL.be associated

plus

628,020

$893,132

General Refractories

1948

106,13$.

.

,

rate

company

to

.

pany, will be used to redeem,

pur¬

continue

'

an

'

paid by this company for the producing assets

borrowed

annum

North

There

totalling

are

such

1950

$1,612,632

income

oper.

From

.

The

corporation, it
reported late last month, has sold privately through
the City Bank Farmers Trust
Co., trustee, an issue of
$10,800,000 equipment trust certificates, series 1948.

Ry.—Earnings—

1951

railway

.-.

of

_—$52,026

Oil

American

amend¬

line

336,292

54,265

.

«

preferred

Howard Co.
The remaining $55,000 was realized by the sale
lenders, as a net profit overriding royalty, of 55/100 of
profit from operation of the oil and gas properties acquired

North

The

February—

value:

The prior

Net

it

The

diversified

a

sale

determine.

continues

record

chemicals,
for

and

with

which

par,

supplied
of

working capital, made

Fort Worth & Denver City

Gross

;par

three

net

from

underwriter.

the .stock

plants

of

shares

to

are

available
may

to

10

principal

alloys,

the

additional

each

manufacture

Proceeds

Directors

$2.50

>--» 117,647

The

the

the

statement

stock,

stockholders

terms

the

company's

allocation

may

in

by
for

named

metals,

products.
of

Board

no

is

registration

a

common

share

one

is

processed

be

and

of

subscription

of

company

cash

has

for

basis

filed

30

shares

Estabrook

proximately
to

March

on

258,4,77

-

454,466

112,664

.1,208,003

1,172,372

1,249,077

-

,476,793
l

ica; $49,618 from Fidelity Union Trust Co. of Newark, N. J.; and $2,250
from

ferred

Co.—Registers With SEC—

23,206

offer

to

proposes

The

-

output.

be

.

30,140

company on March 30 filed^ a. registration statement T«th
seeking registration of 30,000 shares of prior preferred, stock,
and 10,000 shares oL convertible seconds-preferred stock,

24-shares

1950

follows:

as

There

ment,

Burd

...

American

borrowed

production;

more

or

-

value,

with- the

173,

»'

*

Under

exchanged for

1950,

170,

the $1,000,000 cash

principal

aggregate

"164,622

'

Good Hope Placers, Inc., Boise, Ida.—Files—•
Of

3,000,000

the event that such amount

nave

states

names:

...

debentures

the

of

such

_

less

by the company.
underwriters

either

institut'onal

Co._

Foote Mineral

1951,

p.

facilities

within

%

27,109

*

1532.

172,

company

time

'

-

par

General American Oil Co. of Texas—Notes Placed—

The

The

company, as principal, the remaining principal amount of the deben¬
tures, at 100 and accrued interest, as follows: Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
to
the extent' of
88%, and Mitchum, Tully & Co., to the extent of
12%, of such principal amount.—V. 173, p. 1376.

SEC

1

Piston

Burd

of

merger

companies.
be

taxes:

—V.

turing

stock

April

respective

the

The

proposed

a

both
will

31,

alter

which

Apex.

for

The

Co—

«V

&

event

of

amount

sold,

the

their

Peabody

the

to

than

principal,

as

may

Mitchum,
In

Dec.

stock.—V.

exchange can be made has
maximum number of' additional

of

Apex

common

stock

common

1071. -

The second

and

company

year

proposal

to

131,931

::

52,648.

1,388,195/

oper.'. income-.'. J.

liabilities

underwriters have

Jointly,

later

opposite

Kidder.

or

not

not

or

thev

below

from

notes

1950.—V.

i-

<

calendar Year—

The

severally

as

on

of

stock

Tonnage for

authorized

such

^$593,600

The

SEC

the

series

of

extended

a

during

Gauley Mountain Coal Co.—Earnings-

10,300.

to

equipment

expand

-

1951.

exchange of

shares

of

As

common

purchased

.

submitting

are

pur¬

railway._/_*

173, p:

record

this

of

shortly

directors

common

Maturities

stock

preferred

company has

issued March 26, 1951.
On March 26, 1951 the company acquired more
than
90%
of the
outstanding common stock of Ohio-Apex, Inc., a
West Virginia
corporation, and issued 156,365 shares of its common
stock
in
exchange therefor, pursuant to an agreement, dated Dec.
20,
1950.
between
the
company
and Apex which provides for the

been

to

was

246,909 shs.

220,701

f-

45,621

lHft

'

;

$564,665

;
Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Cu., N:- Y.—Registers
With: Securities and Exchange Commission—

..."

.

Trust Certificates Placed Privately—The

70,090 shs.

Since

'

.

Co.—Proposed Consolidation—

vote

General

8,000,000

value)

pai

shares

stockholders

22,

tExclusive

shares

'

.

the

$25,000,000

8,000.000

value

par

2,225

directors

common

$25,000,000

series

retirement.

additional

tThe

Outstanding

ry;

...

customers'- instalment

continued

Co.,

Both
principal and interest are payable by
fund to which the company is required to pay
March, 1951, 4'/a%
of
the production from

FINANCING

_

convert.ble

■"Exclusive

May

1976

debs., due Aug. 15, 1969
f. debs., due March 15, 1962

tCommon stock

to

15,

series

3'/4 %

1,280

and

.1049

-$623;345 J

207,111-'
'-

.

railway—li...-

Earnings

due March

f.

preferred

3%%

chased

Air Force-'

debt—

3.20%

Cum.

Army,* Navy and

'v.'

stockholders

to

Burd

$7,728,000,

/

.

EFFECT

to

Authorized
'

represented

from

from

Net

—V.

1950, .Fruehauf's

for-purchasing

Gabriel
The
are

the

surplus

amounted

♦Funded

chemicals.

1950

the

compared

,,

chemicals

by this

year

(

Machinery

1950.

Consolidated
Sales

and

company
in 1948, Food
of
business
in
indsutrial

company's total net sales.
The company has
factor in
the
manufacture of phosphate chemicals
development of its important phosphate reseAes in Idaho

the

1949

volume

agricultural
of

the

smaller

i

Net

major

a

throubh
•in

of

one-half

become

into

important

an

sales

about

Products

■

compared with-$26,560;570

1172.

p.

packing industries,
manufactures
a
line
of
agricultural
equipment
including sprayers and dusters lor insecticides and fungicides. It is a
leading manufacturer oi turbine pumps.. Through the merger of West¬
vaco

several

'

Fruehauf, Trailer

31,

leading manufacturer of food preparation
for the fruit and
vegetable canning and

p

equipment

1

;

.

manu¬

$606,000 after taxes.

processing

made-last

were

;

..

.

Ohio-Apex,

ended Oct.

year

;.

on which- Fruehauf -is- presently at work,-include^a
callingMor approximately ..$35,000,000. worth of
all--

31,

as

these

90%

over

1950.

income/.:.'

oper.

Net

Working capital was increased during 1950 from-the-1949-: figure-of
$36,713,625 to $39,671,303. -Operations of Fruehauf Trailer Sales,, Inc.,.

expended

leading.

a

chemicals.

in-

.'

From Jan.: 1—

Gross

$3.35

.

overall^inventory amounted to-.$32,'at Dec.-31, 1949,* the 1950- total
"resulting from the'increased demands for Fruehauf trailers emanating,.
from both our civilian and
military economy.," .
\

mon.

acquired

Ohio-Apex,

1,519,945

$1.59

dividend

in ^.earnings, and -sales

trailers-and

'

Dec.-

279,441

the

of

1950 of $20,450,000.

other

..stock

common

$4,500,000,

that the
subsidiary will
approximately $10,000,000 to finance
leaving
net
estimated
expenditures
by

Dec.

BUSINESS—Corporation,
and

proceeds fronq

20%

fcontract

At

(

contemplated

stock

of

of

.479,317

2,431,912-

$5.59

,

:

Military orders-

contracts.

of

and

sales

earned

the

subsidiary

aggregate

company

common

plasticizers

reported

is

loan

development,

ACQUISITION—The
the

from

The

it

subsequent

company

such

to

Approx;mately

long-term bank

a

soda

the

contributions

,

„

ry.

1950

.*645,778

from/railway.L.J..

1

world's; largest builder of truck-trailers.

purpose vcargo

approximately $11,600,000 and will expend $2,700,000 more in mine
development work and in mining equipment. The company intends to
make

for

.

record: highs

single

.

1952

46.7,110
-2:431,912

-

outstdg...

$5,381,080
490,505

•

$2,000,000). The company intends in the-near future to transfer
its trona. ming and soda ash business at Westvaco, Wyo., to a sub¬
sidiary corporation to be formed for the purpose of operating such
business.' It is 'proposed that such'subsidiary will construct during
and.

Near

eorpoTatet purposes as .the

cost,

1951

"Adjusted

•

of an-Ordnance

and

i:..—1_

per com.-: share

$2,805,276 •

-

funds

With the' company's phosphate operations, (estimated cost, $15,900,000)
administration building

dividends

■"Earnings

company,

will? be .added

$8,620,035

_

dividends

Common

price, being:,subject.

management unay -determine;.'Such ^corporate
purposes may .include
the construction and equipping of additions to plants in connection
and

Preferred

•

conditions.

certain

TROCEEDS-^-The

of

a

"15, 1974, the optional- redemption

1951

railway—ii

Net

.

The

'•

February—

$77,6211923 $84,728,903
18,120,035 ''4,411,276
8,700,080
9,500,000
1,606,000
3,319,000

Net

income

f*

Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—

-

$127;682,991

Profit-befcre Federal
Federal

5

*

u

a

_

Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.

4.64

Union Security Corp
H. Walker & Co

1.80

0.80

&

2.84

G.

0.60

White,

Co

Weld

&

4.64

Co.—4.64

Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs.

1.20

6

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1478)

CAPITALIZATION

EFFECT

GIVING

PRESENT FINANCING

TO

3%%

1

notes
stock

•Common

$17,750,000
$17,750,000
value)..
3,000,000 shs,
+1,278,516

Hotels Corp.

see Hilton

above.—V. 172, p. 2024,

($12.50

par

shs.

Hudson & Manhattan RR.—Earnings—

effective March 15, 1951, each share of common
stock
without par
value was changed into two shares of the par
value of $12.50 per share.
Prior to such change $1,406,907 was trans¬
ferred from
capital surplus to capital account to bring the stated
value of the 497,501 issued shares without par value to $25 per share,
tlncludes shares issuable on exchange of scrip.
Scrip representing an
aggregate of 190 shares of common stock was
outstanding as of
March 29.
1951.
To the extent that any scrip is not exchanged by
the record date for subscription warrants, the shares now offered will
be reduced.—V. 173, p. 1376,

corporation

March

on.

filed

29

$717,662

772,119

...713,1.77

3,943

ir

•*.

,1

$48,352

charges-———

"Income

129,011

129,597

Deficit

Net

income

interest

are

Common

the

issued

to

National

173,

Bank

City

of

*

1376.

p.

■/'

of

$21,198,492

vious

Green Bay & Western
from

Gross
Net

from

Net

ry.

$353,117
120,184
49,018

railway™,

railway

;

income/—

oper.

1950

$264,443
6.4,248
34,752
■

■

from

Net

—V.

173,

965.

p.

75,335

112,229

32,443

39,419

V"

•

...

.

567,942

592,445

133,911

183,260

36,034

564,050
,157,924
73,475

railway——
.,
711,389
from railway—239,420
ry. oper, income. 1_
107,769

Net

$311,488

$283,313

v

From Jan. 1—

Gross

1948 '-A;

1949

,,

52,576

reduced

The company

The

additions.—V:

173, -p. 1275.

/ vV-

■

/

\

.'.%—/■/*"

'

and

Februaryfrom

Gross

railway..
railway—..

from

Net
Net

Jan.

From

1—

ry.

13,969,901

11.076,231
2,370.279

12,333,354
2,854,853

1,246,183

875,315

1,103,645

Central

_

2,851,465

The

Electric

|

under

between

the

above.—V. 173, p. 1376.

Co., Inc.,

'

'
of

of

the

for

2V2

will

vote

at

%

the authorized

.crease

—v.

172,

381.

p.

'-V%

//-V'

''

-

.SEC

corporation

covering
of

.'hares

20,000

the

Of

The

above

'I

" :■

assigning

of

(par

$10)

offered

be

to

at

■

,

of

issued

for

Helicopter

/■

Hiller

one

was"-filed'

proceeds
172,

://v

with

•

.

will'go

Bechhold,

Siegfried

to

'

Bids

trust

covering

in

the

20

*

(CST.i
The

25,000

with

the

the

and

'

"

book

EARNINGS

;'•/;/

Map

Army

"/
secured

be

to

are

value

of

as

FEBRUARY

FOR

oper.

Ry.

J v '

opci-.'exps———

revs

Year Ended Dec. 31—:

Net

sales

Irofit

Net

income

income

Treftrred

Net

$9,631,903

$9,513,727

2,489.439

2,386,177

2,588,985

936,451

1,056,572 /'

Net

from ry.

MONTHS

FIRST TWO

AND

*$1,432,867 1 $1,618,966 +$1,716-,930
paid—236,601
236,601 «••.
236,702
paid-——-w,.—
1.200,000 : 1,320,000
1,320,000
outstanding—'
600,000
600,000
'
600,000

'

36,342,391

29,778,195

shares

Earnings per
•Includes

$10,399

of $3,695

securities

profit

net

in- 1949

which

those

share/.—/

common

and

years.—V.> 173,

sales

on

$44,9*82

credited

were

$1.99

to

1948

net

marketable

of

marketable

stockholders
stock

mon

stock

from

split.—V.

on

60,000

to

21

to

voted

180,000

increase

shares,

the

eliect

to

:

*

authorized

If

the

unit

com¬

and

load

at

168, p. 905.

In

Hercules Motors
The

stockholders
the

shares

of

tions

V.

so

charter
unissued
to

as

V

Corp.—To Amend Charter—

will

to

vote

April

eliminate

common

conform

the

stock

with

to

the

19

approving

on

;

,-■/
to

answer

authority

to

employees
Ohio

issue

and

General

and

to

sell

amend

to

?5,000

thinks it better

regula¬

Corporation

a

estimated

needs

$17,000,000 in 1953,
estimates include only

growing -the

on

also

and

at

company

Mr.

Act.—

Van

common

170, p. 5.

at $23,000,000 in "1951;
and $12,500,000 in 1954.
the projects now planned.
will have to add another
by
1957, and .probably

■/

question
Van

."//t"

/,

said:

"The

same

as

safe."

said

along

the

The

Hilton Hotels Corp.—Registers With
corporation

SEC

the

The

covering

shares

153,252
to

are

30

shares of
offered

be

filed"

to

such

stock

on

each

share

of

ect

the

Dealer

as

172,

p.

basis

Waldorf

of

one

common.

Manager

in

its

SEC—

registration

a

$5

par

holders

of Hotel Waldorf-Astoria Corp.

par)

V.

March

on

of

common

the

in exchange

share

Carl

of

M.

connection

with

stock.

common

for their

Hilton

Loeb,

Hotels

Rhoades
the

Last

the

that

<

stock

($1

holdings of
common

&

Co.

exchange

for

is

offer

to
—

2480.

it

fall,

few

;

$500

.

at

tax

the

rate.

preferred .dividends
estimate," Mr. Van

See^.also

shares.

'

'/;*'/.!

/

'

Co.

Products

—

;■

;,,'V

'.

k-,.'/

.

With

Files

23

filed

shares

of

of notification with the
stock (par $2) to b? offered
price (approximately $61 per
for working capital.*—V. 164,

common

at
are

lettar

a

the market
to* be used

'

■

-

./•,.;...

/,
-

:

/

•

.s

rgular

'

1

'

„

debentures will be sold in units of $500 by the
insurance agents of the company and not through
brokers, and such agents are to receive commissions

stock

or

the

of

rate

15%.

/

•

/

-

J

•

...

.

,

from

proceeds
the

increase
be

capital

the

and

of additional insurance business through
for the purchase of commission
for expansion of the agency forces of the
company and for such other corporate purposes as may be authorized
by law.—'V. 173, p. 761.
'
.
j
*
for

acquisition

the

with

from

other

companies,

agents,

International Mineral & Chemical Corp.—New PlantLouis
will

President, on April 3 announced that the corporation
new
phosphate chemical plant in Florida which will

Ware',

construct

a

time

of

After

financing

its

$3.40

of

of

$921,000

Illinois

Wyck

a-

said,

common-share.

"but

Co.

Power

in 1951

preferred

on

as

by-product.

a

/

plant will be located adjacent to International's phosphate
mining property near Mulberry, in Polk County. It is expected to cost
approximately $10,000,000 and construction will be started immediately.
It is estimated that about a year will be required to complete the plant
and get it into operation.
The

new

The

p.

new

phosphate chemical plant in Florida is expected to produce
build¬
an area of about 27 acres.—V. 173,

100,000 tons of defluorinated phosphate annually. The first

about

to

ings

constructed will occupy

be

1173.

*'■*<.

•

:•

'

,

■■■

;•

...

.

The

Board

of

Governors

of

the

York

New

Curb

Exchange

April

on

1,178,840 additional shares of cornmonistoek
issuable upon the merger of this corporation, into
Jerry O'Mahony, Inc.—V, 159, p. 448.
:

4

the listing of

approved

10

cents)

a

dividends

-"We-

believe

can't guarantee
"

we

uranium

recover

in

International Shoe Co.—Shipments Up

Shipments

it,"—V-. 173,

;

•Includes

this

tional's
,

the

highest

dollar

volume

for

any

;

history.

25%—

1951
1950
*$58,188,000 $46,552,000

Quarter Ended Feb. 28—

February
'•

in

Interna¬
;

/

Military shipments during the 1951 first .quarter amounted to $1,814,There were, none during the first quarter last year.—rV. 173, p. 660.

200.

(Charles E.) Hires Co.—EarningsThree Months Ended Dec. 31—
Net
C-fit

of

sales

and

other

Operating, loss
Other income—discount,

1949

1948

$1,284,511

$1,101,854

Ry.

exps.

1,360,966

$1,170,341
1,231,542

oper.

1,197,947

Ry.

j

income

interest

$76,455

for

—7~

deductions
doubtful

accounts,

etc.)

14,798

$52,718

$40,123

$81,294

Period End. Feb. 28—

prov.

8,031

6,424

7^599

—V.




$60,743

$46,547

$88,893

expenses

oper.

fr.

rev.,

ry.

cper.

173,.

p.

ry.

The

$1,763,616
1,437,733

1,419,450

$88,405

$110,437

$325,883

$189,36-5

17,344

oper.

45,782

113,958

62,921

income

covering
Axe

Interstate Bakeries Corp.—Note Placed Privately—

*$1,608,815

669,266

.

The

on

Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—

March

2,000.000

29

filed

shares

of

a

registration

capital

stock

statement
to

be

are

to

July

on

Insurance

Co.

of

20,

borrowed

1950

America

evidenced

$5,000,000
a
3Vo%

by

from the
unsecured

annually from July 1, 1951 to~1970,
inclusive.
The proceeds were
use to
redeem $3.590,000 4%
sinking
fund debentures at
103%% and the balance added to working cap¬

promissory

note payable $250,000

173,

p.

1377.

*

Interstate Department Stores,

Inc.—Sales Up 11.4%—

with

offered
be

company

Prudential

ital.—V.

Securities Corp., New York. The proceeds
investment.—V.
173, p. 1275.
" ~

through
for

*.

$779,703

672,108

,

-

1951—2 Mos.—1950

1275.

corporation

SEC

;

1951—Month—1950

$760,513

revenue.,—_

Income Foundation
the

—'Vet172SSp~~753

oper.

Net
Net

"

P

(discounts,

$96,093

21,078

&

„

SS

Other

$61,201

23,737

——

sundry

Illinois Terminal RR,^-Earnings—

1950
;

sales

.

sale of the debentures are to be used to
surplus of the company; and such proceeds
used for the investments authorized by law for insurance com¬

Net

will

unit.

licensed

underwriters
at

March 30 filed a registration statement with the
special stock debentures to be offered for public

on

2,400
per

International Safety Razor Corp.—Merger, Etc.—

would have to sell some , more
included among the projected $35,000,000

1275.

p.

/

Cellucotton

March

special

therefor

%

years.

might earn net income of $8,180,000

income

with

'i

'

company

The

company

the line,

next

r

estimated
45% Federal
this would
equal $3.08 a common share, including the stock issued in 1950.
Due
to
the
favorable
earnings experience of
the past several
months,
however, the company now estimates (on a 47%
Federal tax "rate),,
that it may earn net income of $8,945,000 in 1951, or the equal after

I

,

statement

700,000

"

common

'

proceeds

covering

t,(par

The

to

shares

authorized

the

.

1951 dividend outlook for common

to the

as

Wyck

to play

Wyck

stock

financing for

400,000

on

'

sale at

in

River

Wood

^

Mr.

increased

15

Austin, Tex.—Regis¬
With Securities & Exchange Commission—
,/

SEC

$35,000,000.

total of

it has been. -With
our
expansion program and the need for raising funds I cannot -see
the advisability of raising the payment.
The company has advanced
its construction program.
We can't guess the taxes and the company

'

proposal

a

1954.

keeps

Hennepin

stockholders,

amend

1952;

in

earlier."

three-for-one

a

.!/,"*/

financing

through

$12,000,000

two-year

authorized

increasing the

on

■

construction

"Company

,

Co.—Split-Up Ratified—

March

raise

t<>

,

International Life Insurance Co.,

also

The ,1953

Hercules Cement

have

in .1952—a

$23,000,000

•

securities

;

will

company

and

i

'

'

'J.""'

March

on

employees

The

contracts

It has
borrowed $2,000,000 from banks against this year's program and thebanks have evidenced a desire
to advance
the balance of the funds
for 1951.
'
/-"' ;
*/'
1
v
'
1951

vote

5,000

its

557."

panies,

Financing—////^-J:.

Illinois Power Co.—Proposed

$33,000,000

The

>//:.'/"/.f

173, p. 1275.

"The

$'2.47

tExcludes

sales

on

for

reserve

200..

p.

securities.

of

in

$2.30

$8,699,235
3,755,297
- 2,329,901

$4,098,984 $10,619,660
1,772,889
3,885,248
1,057,456 , 2,625,034

Allen Van Wyck, President, on April 4 said in part/v.-*

->

1,500

—

150,000 to 250,000 shares and the
from 1,500,000 to 2,000.000 shares.

\

from

company

of

agreements
/

-

•;

P.

1951—2 Mos—1950

14,182,757

dividends

Common

:

covering

85

ters

v ,,:/

equipment costing $9,794,080,
April 1, 1951 being $9,449,874.

$4,668,866
1,580,424
958,204

oper.

income

—V.

par)

1276.

p.

■/'.. \r

by

17,445,948

income—

oper.

ry.

1,019,314

—_

dividends

Common

in

taxes-

taxes

income

profits

1948

—$9,918,074

before

Federal

1949

1950

rev.

$10)

(par

173,

share).

(George W.) Helme Co.—Earnings
Net

(no

1071.

p.

will

17

from

$100)

stock

stockholders

The

$22,114,814 $18,281,741 $46,962,051 $38,477,430

Ry.

-

stock¬

selling

Equipments—

1951—Month—1950

Period End. Feb. 28—

1,750

-

i

■■

April

on

(par

common

International

•

from the company of $6,800,000 of equipment
to be dated April 1. 1951. and to mature

April 19.

on

certificates

—

—L-___

—

.

Securities & Exchange Commission—

will be received by A. B. Huttig,
135 East 11th Place, Chicago 5, 111., up to noon

301,

Inc.———

Co.—.
.

EE.

series

Room

depreciated

shares

/'

.

V.

6,500

the

stock

173,

The

equal semi-annual instalments,

Treasurer,

:

Inter-Mountain Telephone Co.—Stock Increased—,

:■

(esti¬

/

the, purchase

for

certificates,

\

—

Share

and

stockholders

authorized

/ ;

the market

SEC

tiie

1928.

p.

——1————

Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—To Increase Stock—
The

Coal Co.

&

\

to be offered at

$1)

(par

.

number

the

Shares

Shumaker,

&

purchase
below:

3,875
3,875
—: 3,500
Corp—3,500
,/__
i
—2,000

Corp.-/

1376.

P.

to

name

Corp.——

Inc.———

Mayerst.ein

its

Curtis-,-

&

Securities

Bond

agrees

opposite

set

''

'

Jackson

Co.,

173,

••/"

Corp.—Filing With SEC—

Illinois Central RR.—Bids for

%/■
'/* ■■

40.000

and

M.

R.

to

pur,

Helicopter

Utilities, Inc.,
///

-■*

with

&

K.iser,. Cohn
—v.

si^are) by El F. Hutton & Co., San Francisco,

per

underwriter

preferred

Webster

Securities

SEC

without
equipment.

will be used to purchase
shares of preferred and

be

contract

a

Service,'

cents)

10

notification

of

2,750

to

are

letter

a

preferred .stock

of

proceeds

shares,

stock

common

shares

The

stock

$2

47,104 shs.
20,000 shs.
162,981 shs.

250,000 shs.

(no par value)——

new

Indianapolis
Collett

•

..

notification

common

about

holder.—V.

:y

/;'

filed

30

stock .(par

common

underwriting/
of

March

on

of

of
at

Calif.

Helicopters for Industry, Inc., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
The

City

of

on

•'

•

V

''

I

common

0

letter

A

mated

approving a proposal to
stock from 750,000 to 1,000,000 shares.

April

vote

of

&

stock

shares

80,000 shs.

value)

par

'

;

succeed the late C. S. Newhall.—V. 172,

Idaho Maryland Mines

1

: .• v ;•'/* v.:SVv..;
Capitalization—

•',*

.

stockholders' will

stock

Webber,

Stone

appointment of G. A. Trautman as trustee
so

(no

———————

preferred

shares

—V.

Appointed—
the

379,500

issuable

(cumulative,

series)

preferred

Paine,

proposal of one share of Hunt
173, p. 381.

previously, announced

ICC has ratified

100,000

1,300,000

km

shares of Atlas common—V.

Trustee

$1,500,000

acquiring Atlas would be along

.

an

Harvill Corp.—To Increase
The

f

.

1,600,000

—

UNDERWRITERS—Each

./

$4,200,000
2,500,000

payable to parent—

notes,

in

(

of

said, because

*

Outstanding

\

Unlimited

1952——

30.

June

stock

Common

involved.
Alternate
capitalization of both preference
review, he added..
"
V

Hunt's plans for

the company's properties
196..., ,/.,,%
■>.

Capitalization

Co.—To Incr.

Manufacturing

stockholders

demand

..

1—.

due
due

.

./—

—

"

As a means of working out a possible
firms, several methods are being studied
could be offered to Atlas stockholder's

two

mending the charter of the company so

'•

i

lines

The

v

adjourned annual meeting on
as Ho increase the authorized
$5 par common stock from 800,000 to 1,2CO,OGO shares-and to outline
lr—re specifically tne nature of the company's business.—V. 166, p. 1355,
r

in

changes
now

PRESENT FINANCING

EFFECT TO

——

1975

considerations

other

end

are

•

GIVING

due 1979
1981

series

series

preferred

P.

Hamilton

matters

stocks

Simon indicated

common

-

service in various parts
Lafayette, Elkhart and
served as of Dec. 31, 1950
;
/

telephones

of
'

due

notes

Preferred

under which Hunt securities

—New

Service Co., Inc.—Offer Extended—

Louisiana

5%

directors have

the

Chairman,

Huntingdon & Broad Top Mountain RR.

Gulf Public

3%%
3%

$2.50

Simon,

number

The

series

2%%

1,005,971

,■

965,

p.

Norton

including

107,617.

mortgage bonds

3%

*

corporation still is interested in acquiring operating facilities

Mr.

the

12,642,254

3,504,852

-

First

outstanding were
fund and market

exchange for Atlas shares, he asserted.

...

oper.

173,

in

470,000

536,185

1951

Authorized

Imperial Diesel Engine Co., Hunt's principal supplier of cans and

transaction
now

,

railwayrailway—,.
income.

fi;om

Net

See

1,371,622

in

provides telephone
the municipalities of

CAPITALIZATION

glass containers, said Mr. Simon.

$6,116,494
1,412,325

$5,946,401

1,250,768
489,243

642,528

from

Net

^-V.

$5,436,472

1,823,911

„

oper. • income.

ry.

Gross

$6,825,554

„

-

reached,

proposed

covering

common

Atlas
1948

1949

'/

1950

1951

:

Indiana

totaled

: '

on
March 31 announced that
2V2-for-l common stock split*,'

was

tax

certain

of

plans

%"'/:/

v..

a

the

betterments

and

Lcgansport.

:/'./%

/'/.//•

Split Stock—

decision

The

—

of

the

"

against

This

RR.—Earnings

Gulf Mobile & Ohio

compared

as

year

corporation

decided

on

60,000 shares

Corp., the Indiana
to the repayment,
aggregating $1,475,000, previously
Estimated expenditures for gross
are $2,901,000.
j

of General Telephone
proceeds from the sale

subsidiary

apply

BUSINESS—Corporation

$2

March 23 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
of common stock (no par) to be offered at $5
per share by F. L. Putnam & Co., Boston, Mass.
■'/" V
The proceeds
are
to be used to retire bank loans and for capital
covering

additions

attained a new high
with $16,418,296 the pre¬

the

of

in

operations.

Greenwich Gas Co.—Files With SEC—

will

of outstanding bank loans
foV construction purposes.

incurred

■

to

,

shall

used

so

part,

working capital

or

total sinking fund debentures
from $7,369,000 to $6,980,000 through sinking

Not
;

credit.

$1,042,104 carry-back tax

1950

30,

worth

net

the

During

not

company

in

Nil
t.After

$9.45

—-

assets

highest

the

and cancel 2% of
the 2%
is not

if

PROCEEDS—A

,*1,757,719
468,237

company was $22,331,988 at Nov. 30,
company's history. This compares with
$17,630,232 at Nov. 30, 1949, an increase of 26.7% during the year.
Net worth per common share, as adjusted to give effect to the com¬
mon
stock
dividend
in
1950, rose during
the year from $28.67 to
$38.22, an increase of 33.3%,
Net assets per common share giving
no
value to the company's plants, properties, equipment, brand name,
investments and intangibles amounted to $23.59 at the year-end.

also

1950,

RR.—Earnings-

1951

/.,

v

cash

increase of $4,780,196 or 29.1%.

Consolidated

February—

1949

purchase with such cash, at not more than
such number of shares. Tenders jnusx
purchased before March 1.
Any such
be returned to the company's general funds.

practicable,

as

price,

invited

be

requirements.

Nov.

at

an

year,

:

far

so

such

4,822,742
491,649

*_—

*

will, prior to May 1 ot

company

the

$59,541,235 $42,837,467

charges-—-

share-

common

per

dividend

NOTES—Net .current

the proceeds of which
reduction of accounts

York,

New

^

and

taxes

outstanding

after giving effect to a

"Loss

preferred

applied to the purchase of inventories and

were

payable.—V.

,

1950

•

—^

—

after

shares

tEarnings

merchandise.

net

/

i

.

the

1951, set a,side cash equal to the lesser of its net
preceding calendar year after preferred dividend re¬
quirements cv an amount sufficient to purchase at $50 per share
2%
of the greatest number of shares of $2.50 preferred at any one
time theretofore outstanding, and prior to the succeeding May 1 will,

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

Year Ended Nov. 30—

proceeds of the financing are to be applied in reduction of
company's outstanding $2,000,000, 2>/2% note, due June 29, ■ 1951.

The

;

,

.

preferred,

$2.50

after

year
for

income

in

of

related

and

its subsidiaries

and

/

Hunt Foods, Inc.

engaged in the operation of a
specialty stores and two department stores principally selling
women's, men's and children's ready-to-wear apparel and accessories
The company

$255,772

the

for

fund

259,557

$118,386

$119,431

1376.

173, p.

258,405

»

adjustment income bonds.;- tOperating loss.

on

sales—

Net

100,000

$3,785

each

$80,659

—

•Exclusive of

:

price.
chain

12,287

.,

$140,019 "

$10,165

income

Gross

—V.

covering

8,152

'

Securities

share plus accrued

'

shares of its $1 par common stock.
The
prospectus
names
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co. as the principal
underwriter. The public offering price of the shares is to be the Inst
sale price of the stock on the New York Stock Exchange prior to the
offering. Underwriting commissions will be 9% of the public offering
SEC

/

5,681

,

Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Stone & Web¬
Corp. The stock was priced at $50 per
dividends from April 1, 1951.
*
The redemption price is $52.50 through March 31, 1956, and $51.50
thereafter, plus accrued dividends; the involuntary
liquidation pref¬
erence,
$50 plus accrued dividends;
and the voluntary liquidation
preference/the same as the redemption price.
Under a purchase
by Paine,

ster

+$8,502

$131,867

$4,485

$44,409

income-*—
income-

Non-operating

with

statement

registration

a

Operating

./

SEC—

Giayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—Registers With
The

$816,528

revenue..

oper.

Operating exps. & taxes

made

was

1951—2 Mos.—1950
$1,714,428
$1,489,731
1,582,560
1,498,234

1951—Month—1950,

Period End.fFeb. 28—
Gross

issue of 20,000 shares

cumulative preferred stock, without par v^lue,
on April 4 by a banking group jointly headed

of $2.50

*

Stock

Telephone Corp.—Preferred

Indiana Associated

-

1951

Monday, April 9,

.

Offered—Public offering of a new

.

,

amendment

•By

the

Offer-

Hotel Waldorf-Astoria Corp.—Exchange

Outstanding

Authorized

.

.

used

Period End. Mar. 31—

—V.

1951—Month—195C

$5,339,493

Sales

173,

p.

1173.

$4,837,753

1951—2 Mos.—1950

$9,305,936

$8,282,776

•

Volume 173
™

'

Number 5001..,.

11

1

"

Jersey Central Power
The

received

company

bonds

gage

40J000

duo *1981

shares

Corp.

and

turned

of

both

postponed

from

Bros.

o.fers

'"K

''

""

for

bid

stock

'

-.-i-T-r'T'ttifll ill

of

173,

sale

and

l"l"i -■■►-'i'

these

securities

stockholders

will

shares,

on

time

and
to

up

and

date

connection

April
plan

a

of

the

options
the

the

approving

on

stock-from

issue

to

at

10

1951—2 Mos.—1950

and -subsidiaries

to

oper.

revenue.,

$3,520,254

$3,053,970

$7,331,547

$6,359,945

oper.

expenses.

1,991 371

1,712,925

3,997,206

the

in

$1,528,883

$1,341,045

$3,334,341

$2,330,237

583,801

666,009

1,279,051

1,454,139

order

in

furnish

to

the

to

market

Net

1950—12 Mos.—1940

$657,579

$401,480

$2,454,890

285,749

119,510

1,028,769

881,916

$371,830

$281,970

$1,426,121

$1,664,463

•o.^,67

0,207

oo,ood

OJ.ouo

$363,563

income

Divmeiiu

number

flexible

a

deductions

of

shares,

the

immediate

no

it

advisable

base

for

$273,703

$1,393,053

$1,631,395

stock-

Net inc. after dividend

increase

possible

pia.

com¬

intention

to

on

$2,546,373

on

future

preferred

stock-

3,529,638

Net rev. fr. ry. cpers.
Net ry. operating income
—V. 173, p. £65.

stock

equal

granted..

are

increase

1950—3 Mos—1949

income

Total

pur¬

states
that while the directors have
issuing any additional shares they believe

the

Railway
Railway

Period End. Dec. 31—

Total

full-

price

a

to

options

pany
of

7

Mahoning Coal RR. Co.—Earnings—

proposal

a

500,000 to 1,000.000

restricted

company

shares

common

with

26

par common

officers

26,307

the

on

In

ydte

no

authorizing

eniployoes

chase
value

1951—Month—1950

(1479)
1

•

authorized

Kansas City Southern Ry.—Earnings—
"Period End. Feb. 28—

rui1"-

Lily-Tulip Cup Corp.—To Increase Stock, Etc.—

1276.

p

'"" ~ '

ri

,

increase the

for

been

has

-|

■

The

mort¬

bid

one

from Union Securities
oil March
27 and re¬

(par

The

first

$1,500,000

Co.- Inc;

$100)
(jointly*

unopened.

indefinitely.—V.

its

&

Hutzler

&

1rr

Light Co.—Bids Returned—

one

Halsey, -Stuart

preferred

Salomon

&

only

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

'i

expansion

in

capital

funds,-—V.

172,

—V.

1830.

p.

Little .Company
-of Mary
(111.)—Notes Sold
B. C
Ziegler & Co., according to an announcement made on
29, have sold $350,000 of direct obligation serial

172, p. 2481.

Marathon

—

A

contract

March

notes dated Feb.

Paper Co.

Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings
February—
Gross

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

$504,625

$410,252

$448,962

290,165

214,868

203,920

230,212

121,777

91,088

81,621

93,110

1,061,067

845,900

980,140

918,207

C17.019

440,260

470,520

422,984

261,682

railway
income
1—•.

186,239

194,810

169,786

...

lrom

'from

Net

ry.

railway
income

cper.

173,

1948

pital.

-

railway.-...

rated

This

of notification

letter

10,000

shares

Brothers of

operation

—V.

with

stock

common

the SEC

$1)

(par

March

on

be

to

22

to

sold

covenng

173,

Lehman

•As of—

Net

assets

K-l

asset

Feb. 28, '51

Aug. 31, '50

$38,872,595

$37,3C4,533

2,260,693

2,364,403

2,318,405

$16.44

$16.09

per series

K-l share

-

$17.98

.

.

fCcmbined net assets of the ten Keystone Custodian
Funds
1951
were
$228,289,300 it is disclosed by the semi-annual

Keystone Fund
increase

of

K-l; made public

$2,557,500

the

over

April 3.

on

comoimd

corresponding date last year.—V.

This

as:ets

173, p.

total

of

1072.

Feb.

on

1.

$205,731,300

expire

offer

share.

line

of

March

on

30

received

SEC

autho^'zntion

in

c

conscr. ction

s

expenditures

during

the

estimated

program,

to

1951-1953.—V.

years

1377.

p.

1359.

Bank

,

of

....

also

Stock

Offering Under¬

-?

;

directors
to

six

1951—4 Wks.—1950

$77,712,997

The,
the

number

average

ended

March

24,

of

1951,

$64,348,625

stores

in

2,035

was

ccrresponding 1S50 period,

unsubscribed

arry

April

of

be

shares

held,

authorized

4

stock

at $9.50

offering

an

operation

during

with

of

6% .—V.

four

stockholders

in

a

price

determined

at.

173,

during

Lake Superior & Ishpeming

continue

RR.—Earnings—

to get

173,

,

stockholders

173,

Gross

f om

Net

from

Net

ry.

'

.

1951

railway.*—

$62,839

-

-

1949

-

will

$49,040

Present

1948

$53,570

income.._

<'83,374

*86.871

*104,876

*88,432

to

be

be

covering

the

next

the

the

few

stockholders

by

offered

Net

from

from

Net

ry.

share

one

railway...;

124,943

railway.....

301 673

"

*182 322

income

*164 698

*207,400

.

"Deficit.—V. 173, p.

.

Feb.

on

last

26

voted

dissolve

to

the

company.

1

proposed

employees in
remaining will be

offering

of

subject

to

represent

be

irfvolved

•

the

and

problems

materials.

sary

subscription
of 200 shares

stated

call

for

the

early part of-May.—V.

offering

preferred

stockholders ^

the

He

connected

predicted

customer relations

with

the

procurement

future

bright

a

were

for

the

bf

1

neces-

and

company

satisfactory.—V. 173, p. 477.

very

to-oversubscription

'

plans

the

cannot

initial

maximum

a

elected

were

W.

orders on hand to insure
capacity production for the plant,
into .the latter part of this year.
Some machines now on order
be delivered until next year because of the size of the machines

well

•

will

-

,7.

„■

.

their

,

R. Stevenson, Chairman, gave a report on
operations for last
for the first quarter of this year. He stated that there were

year and
sufficient

for

the .board

by

Marysville

(O.)

Newspapers, Inc.—Files With SEC—

to

stockholders, to

>

'

.The

SEC

corporation

March

on

covering $135,000 of

in denominations- of

Columbus, Ohio.

be

173, p. 1377.

;

■

'

-

filed

29

letter

a

of

notification

with

the

12-year 5% .secured debentures to be offered

$1,000

and

$500 each

The proceeds

to

are

be

«

through The Ohio
for .working

used

Company,
capital.
•

—

MeCormick

•

;

oper.

for

Stanley Barrett, John P. Courtright, Alex Gibson, Ogden
Hewitt, Willis F. Slayton, and J. M. Strelitz..
"

Charles

v

,,»■

ratio of

days,-

under

to

then

tentative

the

said.

,

follows:

Long Island RR— Earnings-

-

From. Jan. 1

Gross

in

manu¬

*71,537

*97,232

made

$54,279

*92.420

'.*100,816

railway...'

oper.

1950

the

Keady

announced

477.

p.

.

February—.

to

Mr.

was

major part of the Kraft Paper mill's output,
p.
105.
7 ....,

a

months.—V.

.

•

mill

dat'e

thfe annual stockholders' meeting held on April
2, nine directors
elected to represent the common stockholders, as follows: Norvin
Green, Harvey T, Gracely, Randal Holden, Oscar Lasdon, Joseph
Rogers," Lawrence J. Rubenstein, Charles R. Stevenson, Arlen Swiger,
and Sol M. Zweifach,
""
•>

offering will not be underwritten.
The
investment
banking
firm of Blyth & Co., Inc., has been
engaged as dealer-manager to
organize a group of security dealers to, obtain the exercise of sub¬
scriptions for the new stock.
'
*: ' *
' "

'

Regis

no

Marion Power Shovel Co.—Two New Directors—

The

1276.

p.

within

taken

each.
Any shares
by. shareholders.

weeks

stores

St.

packaging.

shortages,

were

stockholders

,

to

statement

SEC

the

not

privilege

materials

food

At

per

;

with

-Stock

$186,742,988

the

2,162

-V.

as

to

stock,

common

new

offered

registration

filed

$226,736,523

compared

decrease

a

>A

:

1951—12 Wks.—1950

shop.

former

li.

on

shares

each

the

protective

Marine Magnesium Products Corp.- -To Dissolve—

■

.

These

,,,

convert
for

current

several

The

proceeds are-tp be used

are

to

cm

of 524,949

Kroner Co.—Current Sales Increased 21%—
Per. End. Mar. 24—

•

of

will

for

Subscription rights

directors.*

Sales

bag plant and machine
plans

materials

completion cf the conversion program.
Delivery of the machine shop
building to Marathon will not take place until July 1, 1953, and St.
Regis will continue operations in that plant until that date. St. Regio

West

B.

.The

require $1,450,000 of

173,

171,,p.

National

First

Long Island Lighting Co.—To Offer Stock—

borrowings

the

the

Because

v

The Guaranty Trust Co. of New York
providing,
by Kingsport d'*ring the remainder of 1951 amounting
the aggregate not to exceed
$750,000. The funds will be applied to

for

at

the

of

'SIX"'directors

estab'ish

to

with

credit

holder

v

York

Marathon

facture

to reimburse the company for funds
used in connection with redemption of the 4V2%~first
mortgage bonds.

Kingsport Utilities, Inc.—Bank Loan Authorized—
\*The corporation

a

the

publicly

-

The net

■.

of

in

ment

111.,

90,

Regis.

States.

New

$54,900

Chicago, 231 South La Salle St., Chicago

St.

properties being acquired consist of the Kraft Paper
Mill, multi-Wall-bag plant 'and machine shop of the engineering and
machine, division of St. Regis.
Not included in the sale is the equip¬

refunding

and

A,

United

The

1951,

1,

first

of

series

of

The company on

—

will

;
-

,V

•

the

April 14. This offering has been under¬
written by a group of underwriters headed
by Dallas
Rupe & Son, Estabrook & Co. and Straus & Blosser, who

of
the

on

April

on

$50,000

bonds,

Star Steel -Co.—Common

will

.

28,

report

redemption

fund,

of 3.2 shares for each 10 shares held.

-

represents an

for

Chairman

acquisition

gives Marathon manufacturing plants in four Wis¬
cities, one in Michigan, one in Washington and one in New
York.
In addition,
the company has a large pulp mill at Marathon,
Ont., Canada,- and substantial timber reserves in both Canada and

April 4 offered at $8.55 per
share 640,000 -additional shares of its common stock (par
$1) for subscription to common stockholders on the basis

Feb. 28, '50

$40,646,883

called

the
sinking
sinking fund

Bend, West Bend, Wis.—V,

-

fund

K-l

of

option

written

outstanding...^.

of series

shares

value

the

-Lone

*

net

Series

of

and

Trust Co.

&

at

or

861.

Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Asset Value Up—
Total

Bank

-

New

p.

serial

and

consin

interest.

York, for investment, at $19 per share. The proceeds
to T, M. and Geraldme H. Kerr, the two selling stockholders.

to go

are

of

filed

was

'

the purchase
by Marathon Corp. of New York, a
subsidiary, of the Oswego, N. Y., properties of St. Regis
announced on April 2
by William L. Keady, President
Manager of Marathon Corp., and Roy K. Ferguson, Pres¬

was

General

The

of
mortgage sinking fund bonds, series B, both at par and accrued
Payment will be made at the Continental Illinois National

first

Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc.—Files With SEC—

recently

company

through
mortgage

*A

350-bed

Redeems $104,900 of Series A and Series B Bonds—

965.

p.

and

ident

Company cf Marv operates Little Company of Mary Hos¬
capacity.
The above offering included $81,000 of 3%
notes maturing Oct. 1,
1951 to April 1,
1953; $86,000 of 3»/4%
notes maturing Oct.
1, 1953
to April 1,
1955; and' $183,000 bf 3V2'% notes maturing Oct. 1, 1955
to April 1,,
19*59,
'

$478,924

railway....

Jan.

Net

—V.

1949

r

1, 1951.

The Little

1950

oper.

■From
Gross

1951

Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
for

wholly-owned

197,096

107,199

108,146

Gross

*154 855

Net

*189,890

Net

ry.

,1950

1949

024
$3,$31,0:

$3,325,544:

$3,511,213

*541,785
*1,297,747

•

*156,032

,37,062

income—

-

*901,596

*065.599

oper.

$3,541^820

*

1948

-

& Co., Inc.—Stock Increased—

stockholders

*1,035,181

railway.—L
railway

from

214,047

965.

,-1951

from

*378 845

--

-

The

February—

voting

stock

common

from

*199,804

March

on

stock from

common

voted

7

to

increase

'

,

the

authorized

50,000 to 100,000 shares, and the hon-votmg
to 300,000 shares.—V. 172, p. 2381.

:-

150,000

/ "•

r

»■<¥;.', A."

■

I.

•

(

McCrory Stores Corp.—Current Sales Up 14.99%—

From Jan. 1—
'

Gross

Landis Machine Co., St. Louis,

.

Year Fnded Dec. 31—

;

Net

profit

after

Dividends

Earnings
—V.

per

171,

1950

$82,003

outstanding——

86,200

50,000
$2.26

-

railway—„

7,565,564

railway———" "'

United

Bakeries,

'Herbert

$6.16

ings

LL

*472,046

*2,169,145'

of

stock

common

The shares

A.

173,

Kent,

the

of

1173

p.

President,

after

company,

ahead

were

Inc.—Secondary

(par

additional

an

"$180 cumulative preferred stock
1276.

Mr.
for
-

a

The

of

the

corresponding

\

with

funds

be

/

of

Lorillard

from

debenture

Will

Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
February—

Gross
Net

from

from

Net

ry.

Gross

paid

from
ry.

railway——

1950

$262,504

the

the

proceeds
has

total

offering.

off

income—_

48,039-

stockholders

first

two

1

that

of

1a

*1,133

535.560

•9,991

railway———*

229:4687

income—_

oper.

Deficit.—V.

173,, p.

382,169
70,225 :

last

nounced

year.

89,799

Net

■-

reduced
of

It

Net

ry.

469,883
105 680

From.

Jan.

Wet
Net

ry.

—V. 173,

p.

1951

1948

163,494

37,130

47,348

1,279.230

818,356

990,668

1,197,083

459,578

85,332

193,397

126,442

glass

In

A

the

94,881

formed

company's

by

this

Certif cafe

of

armament

necessity

the

new

1

company
W.
Va.,

Parkersburg,
Biggers, President.

last month by John D.

deve.cpment of

2,928,356

1,288,979

985,714

617,058

461,585

been

as

business

to

issued
aid

in

fefet

under* way

of

the

,!•

'

will

space,

The company is primarily

by
the

to

railway,—'—

'

.

railway

glas

covering

use

its

fiber

factory,

it

ry.

Siireveport,

Rossford,
With

the

division

Ohio,

Liberty

at

been

negotiated

and

with

processes

by

an

government
defense

plate

and

Ottawa,

Mirror

p.




1377.

Bros.

the

he

April

wished

>

elected

4

had

who

2

be

to

organization.-

that,

an¬

in view

relieved of

his*

-

of age this Oct. 10, continues as 1*
has been named Honorary Chairman. *

corporation's- major

since

with

early

1949.

Raymond

F.

stockholders,
he

has bor 1
will w...;

and

Treat..;—'

Chairman,

As

Kopp,

President

and Ralph E. DeSimone, Executive

Vice-President i-.A'

.

his memberships on

Corp.,

/

,

the boards of M-C. & S.

and U.

Mr.

Associated

Privately—The

Telephone

company

on

Co.

April

—

Bonds

placed

3

four insurance companies a new issue

*

Jan'. 1—

making

engineering

plants -at

textile

in

-

$16,755,170

Place 1

privately,

of $2,000,0LJ

Income.—

3,672,595

p.

first

mortgage

3,134,381 ~

5,149,215

5,308.921

Dec.

1,

1,433,653

2,657,814

2,634,346

June
June

,,

.

'

Manufacturing Co.—Stock Increased—

stockholders
from

i)ot plan

on

100,000

Feb.

to

voted

13

to issue any of

the" authorized

to. increase

shares.

200,000

The

the additional

company

stock.—V.

at

>

Frank

March

Pa.,

and

D.

Crichtoh. 1912

filed

26

which

£hare),

is

to

be

and

of

formed.

for

are

to

and

general office

the

stock
be

the

above

offered

the proceeds
equipment.

used

at

to

and

Mackinnie
*

The

Va.,

Plaskon

to

for

Oil &

stockholders

company's

holdings

$1,850,000

liquidate

the

will

in

vote

cash and

company.

April

Basin
a

17

Field,

on

par
($1
promote

approving
to

at

104.55%

and

accrued

interest;

at

103.90%

and

accrued

interest.

at the Northern

172, P. 572.

corporation

covering
A

bonds

'

and

The

167,

p.

2580.

"

series

D, 3'/4%, ci ■:
Immediate payme: ».

Co., 50 South La Salle St., Chicag

,

,

on

March 29 filed a letter of notification with t
of 4%
debenture bonds and
2,280 shares
t
stock
(par $25)
to be issued
in
exchange Li-

$69,000

notes

purpose

of Eastern Cooperatives,

of
of

this

exchange

latter

is

company

to

Inc., of equal face value.
effect

(which

feee

a

reorganization

a.:J

above).

on

a

plan
-i

1951

February—
from

Net

Jajnes Donoghue, President, states that the sale. of the Elk Basin
holdings, cash on hand and disposal of other properties and royalties
would bring the total amount available for stockholders to $9 per share.
—V.

•

v

Trust

Midland Valley RR.—Earnings—

the

the sale of the
Continental Oil.
'

.

(preferred)

decentralization

r

$11,000,000 oil payment, and

for redemption on May 5, 1351, all of th?
outstanding, as follows:. Series B, 3V2%, clt>
107.60%
and accrued interest;
series C, 3%, 0...J.¬

at

1977,

class

per

*

Wyoming,

Service Co.—Calls Bonds^—

company

Drilling Co.—Proposed Sale—
Elk

202..

has called

1,

The

D. C., on
SEC covering 100,000

in

p.

Mid-Eastern Cooperatives, Inc., N. Y.—Files With SE. 1

1173.

W.,* Washington,

with

common

shares

The

underwriting,

for

Street, N.

notification

certificates

without

company

letter

a

pre-crganization

11th

173,

bonds

1971,
1977,

111.—V.

does

Lynchburg Madison Heights Picture Frame Co., Wash¬

,

program.—V.

capital

present

158, p.

construction

1,

SEC

Co.

W.

This company

33,865,741

965.

Lux Clock

its

Michigan Public

1,407,973
'

8,271,628

to repay

with

31,570,966

26,677,259

subsidiary of General Telephone Corporation, w:IL
short-term bank loans which were incurs.I

a

proceeds

2,768,647

■

'

company,

.

the

connection

Gross

agreement

Charleston,

Brackenridge,

r

36,101,206

oper.

173,

stock

Owe:rs-Corning Fiber-

for

f.

'

railway—
railway...

The

use

1948

'

"

safety glass factories in Toledo and
111., a Thermopane plant at Rossford,
at

of

board

the

April

on

Scott,

years

and

company,

meeting on

service,

of

A.

Manager.

will be made

re-1

and

Division

173,

glass

officer

will be 74

one

company,

with

•

1949

—

from

ry.

—V.

for

engineering assistance.

has window

an

the

Michigan
•

-

ington, D. €.—Files With Securities and Exchange Com.

the

national

be

supplemented

La.,

Toledo.—V.

1950

1951

railway

from

was'

has more than -200,000
rushed so that production
may be
months, Mr. Biggers said.
producer of poiished plate and window

patents

glass,
technical and

Libbey-Ower.s-Ford

and

has

agreement

Corp., -to

superfine

1,239,448
475,957

railway—— $16,379,439 $12,267,798 $15,165,779
2,621,144
1,149,185
2,525,675
oper. income.
.
1,052,695
443,740
1,298,035

Net

}

glass, safety glass and Thermopane
multiple-paned insulating glass.
A
license

the

2,974,845
,

from

from

manufacture

six
a

the

of

stockholders'

continuous

of

was

Thomas

7

oper.

From

■

Parkersbmg. plant, which

floor

in'approximately

industrialist,

suceced

3% first mortgage bonds, due 1981.

Gross

86,680

program.

Equipping of
square

been

.

$19,352,104

W'oirson is a principal stockholder and ... rector of the Capital Transit Co., *which
operates all major su:.
transportation systems in Washlngicn,
D. C.;
of
the M.? L. iL
Corp. of Jacksonville, Fla., a realty nolding organization; and of t J
Southern
Pipe & Supply Co.
of Orlando, Fla.
He
also owns l—?controlling interest in a chain of 17 motion picture theaters in Jac sonville, Tampa, Fla., and Atlanta, Ga.—V. 173, p. 1173.

1948

3,146;830

1—

annual

as

In addition to

.

.

1,370,519

from

157,474

-

Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.—New Division—
fiber

:

.

r

3,820,161'

Jan.

ry.

The

announced

'

.

290,371

••

965.

has

Board

association

Wolfson

1949

•

of

General

226,016

income.,—

oper.

Net

division

1950

the

Wolfson,

close

of

bank

224,042

$613,432

65.406

257,921

to

years

member

in

date of
loans

the

270,352

railway

from

Net

1949

$438,465

.

new*

the

by mid-summer.—V.

railway—

to

on

expected,

outstanding
he said, that
173, p. 1377.

Mr.

'he

198,790

ry.

Gross

1950

income.

39-year-old

the

Scott, *who

director

a

591,919

Net

:■

A

payable

$23,700,000

is

'Louisville & Nashville RR.—Earnings—

1—

oper.

*Mr.

with
banks
to

•

Earnings—

21,389

_

Mos.—1950

•

110,824

railwayrailway

from

' 1951—3

$7,374,611 $21,030,985

*..

"■

Wclfson,
of

responsibilities

partly

472,642

21,747

$350,187

income—^

Gross. from

nptes

received,

and

568,400

Net

127.305

220,039

*256

1"51

oper.

its

well

very

financing

.611,507

From

3**,2\j1

186,553

railway
railway^..

V.

1276

at

53

his

of

$1,460,631

Gross

352 043

$582,<"59

from

from

the

$1,385,150

1072.

February—'
Gross

from

was

$1,491,325

Net

96,582
«

E,

Chairman

1951

$1,770,914

Net

lway—

stock

$238 520

46,910

173, p.

Louis

earn¬

of

months

income.447,477
■—V. 17J,-p. 965.
*

1948

$212,428*

31,583

from

Net .from

*

1949

$182,873

111,164

Lehigh & New England RR.

,

*

period

common

February—

i

the

Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.- -Earnings—

Gross

'an. 1—

Net

*

*

1951

railway—

from

Net
.

;

oper.

From

*y

•

told

3

for

yet.

as

shares

Partly

$15,000,000

.i-4y-r

audited

additional

the

made

was

been

February—
'

.

April

on

taxes,

Kent
said
that
the
Lorillard
management feels the outlook
greater sales volume for the company is favorable.
recent
financing by "the company through a debenture issue

said.

1,500 shares

'

;

share.

per

not

and

by Wal$30.62^ per share.—Vr 173,

ston. Hoffman & Goodwin at
p.

$25.25

at

have

other

A secondary distribution of
Of

$1)

$8,480,224

-V.

Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—New Chairman—.

The
company,
he said,
got off
to
a
good
start in
1951, with
January .and February very good months.
March results,
he added,

Offer¬

all sold.

were

'

1951—Month—1930

Sales

.

ings—The First California Co. on March 16 made a sec¬
ondary offering of 1,053 shares of $1.80 cumulative pre-ferred stock
(par. $25) at $30.62y2 per share hnd 816
shares

Period End. Mar. 31—

7.293,614

*1,012,164

*2,521,511

-

Langendorf

t

7,202.335

150,822

>1,291,052

(P.). Lorillard Co.—Earnings Show Gain—

:

•*

6,990,589

96,627

*1,387,239

income,—

oper.

"Deficit.—V.

50;000

.L,

L

froifi
ry.

$318,713

85.850

<

$1.44

share,—

common

$120,256

.

1948

50,000

-

950.

p.

1949

«£5,500

.

shares

Net
Net

Mo.—Earnings—

-V '

taxes

naid

Common

'

from

from

Net

ry.

From

Gross

railway

railway

Income—

oper.

Net

from

Net

ry,

1949

1541

$166,430

$151,664

$153,277

39,121

58,587

45,462

55 7

*3,502

26,225

1-7,966

25;

347,327

352,821

312,724

120,553

131,498

95,205

48,272

68,595

28,156

5

zy

1—

Jan.

from

1950

$149,989

railway-

railway

oper.

income

"Deficit.—V.

173, p. 965.

34%*53
134 * *

>-

53.Z2J

,

8

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle '.

(1480)

Montour RR.—Earnings—

Minneapolis Gas Co.—Registers With SEC—
company

stock

The
ratio

of

each

for

share

new

Gross

subscription by stockholders in the
10 shares held on the record date.

offered- for

tie

to

is

one

date, subscription price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment. Kalman & Co., Inc., of St. Paul, is named as
the

from
ry.

From

Gross

proceeds of the stock sale will be added to the general funds
company and applied toward payment of the cost of additions
utility property. Gross expenditures for construction during 1951
estimated at $3,400,000.—V.
171, p. 2198.

Minneapolis & St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
Gross
Net

$1,503,246

$1,236,089

$1,489,429

$1,483,591

250,216

148,843

270,068

277,998

income—

31,809

35,289

93,663

110,074

railway

ry.

oper.

From Jan. 1—

Gross

from

Net

ry

—V.

.

3,418,629

2,557,489

3,026,175

2,992,049

railway——rX

778.331

250,243

546,545

income

246,115

64,336

215,742

will

So.

^

from

from

up

of

the

company

its

at

office

at

first mortgage bonds due April

$5,500,000

Commission,

Power

it

$2,101,347

"232,635

$1,944,219
"385,025
"618,978

5,215,947

4,150,854

4,182,249

4,439,040

"43,166

"319,899

railway—

_

*554,979

"283,398

income—

"Deficit.—V,

173,

*957,756,

1"

1277.

p.

"666,977

*524,334

*1,143,178

*951,545

"505,373

124,796

railway.

oper.

""

XX

■

corporation on April 4
from

1100,

of the

will

stockholders

The

in

ings

vote

May

10

approving

on

proposal

a

to

173, p. 382.

building

large

the total amount

will .supplement

program

v-'■

Mississippi Central RR.—Earnings—

for

contracts

major

the

said

Mason

components

aircraft

ability

company's

862.

will

not

1949

1948

$188,027

$153,549

Net

railway—

from

Net

ry.

46,027

36,119

50,627

40,174

income—

13,577

11,745

15,751

12,533

railway

oper.

From Jan. 1—

Gross

from

from

Net

Net

ry.

—V.
X :

407,686

railway-

X

25,895

42,637

99,948

V

>

35,790

28,737

X.
'X; • X'.'
XX"'- XXX:;XX,>X XXX'X-XV

965.

X

109,546

79,407

income. —.

oper.

173, p.

394,730

349,672

115,592

railway

330,790

,''X'

Gross

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

under

been

have

Net

revenues

;—

income

Net

Dividends

paid

Utility plant
tional
of

Gas

1,670,811

66,357,610

—

57,775,127

further increased by the construction of addi¬
stations.
The exploration and drilling operations
Oil Corp., a
wholly owned subsidiary, have been
was

compressor

Natural

satisfactory, 4t

2,334,222

—

r:

NOTE—Capacity

2,741,466

4,041,486

X

.

$23,182,266 $14,610,272

—

_

_,

&

announced.—V. 173

was

1C72. ..X

p.

Net

ry.

ry.

ry.

—V.

$2,520,949

623,388

478,989
224,387

139,404

6,067,996

4,995,654

5,250,696

5,772,581

1.680,206

' 1,332,457
'? 644,794

1,064,384

965,256

Net

from

500,057

345,211

Net

ry.

$2,439,515

the

800,385

Gross

—i;

—

value

SEC

x

1951
$363,284 ?
131,708

from

Nat

from

Nat

ry.

railway—
railway—,,'

*

From Jan. 1-^-.

Gross from
Net

from

ry.

—V.

173,

801.067

statement

with

126,295

Income—

Net

705,929

697,500

294,509

312,728

Net

deductions

February—
Oross

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

607,591
947,612
618,347

From

Gross

Jan.

Net

from

Net

ry.

—V.

lOSf)

1Q4<1

$6,076,505

$5,525,224

1,328,087

1,409,309

1,005,623

"512.758

495,811

411,474

313,131

13,187,649
3,620,693

12,532,682

2,609,637

2,561,42$

965,031

729,460

2,0u6,047
640,541

Net

ry.

from

Gross

Net

from

Net

ry.

—V.

income...

Jan.

Net

-V.

1,058,358

1949

1,483,714

railway

36,738.042
7,230,010

1948

1,713,108

30,055,843
5,866,828

income...

3,475,218

2,897,188

The

a

given

hearing

interested

615,400

the

on

shares

of

Proceeds

of

struction

program.—V.

the

bond

812,369

an

147,000

the

two

this

of

corporations,
National

of

Industrial

6,040,605

holders

2,336,184

—V.

providing

Distillers

Chemicals.

the

of

173,

corporation

two

The

ior

the

for

and

of

merger

share

each

of

U.

S.

meetings

at

U.

on

Financing—

Period End. Mar. 31—

April

its

financing

$6.50
to

are

173, p.

par

be

Sales

to be

common

applied

stock

the

to

for

$4,000,100.

company's

con¬

1378.

—V.

173,

S.

February—
from

Net

from

Net

ry.

—

1951

railway.

631

1950

S.

Net

submitted

to

stock¬

Net

ry.

held early in June.

*116,826

264,695'

*158,181

49,054

Gross

ry.

railway—
railway——„

from

Net

1,270,339

196,909

1,351,900

1,447,766

464,669

*162,702

589,288

682,280

income.—

63,735

*280 427

140,753

Deficit.—V.

173,

company
covering

un

March

230,000

prospectus

30

filed

shares

names

oi

its

a

registration

$5

par

statement

with

the

stock.

common

Blyth

& Co., Inc., and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner &
Beane
as
the principal underwriters.
The
public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.

«e*onn Paa*56^8
$5,600,000 of notes
which

were

company s

s^oc'c sa'e

payable
to

at

to

The

provide

natural gas

According
sell

issued

and

he applied toward payment of
National

City Bank

temporary finance of
utility properties.

clusive,

$100,000
the

April

on

rates

of

1

in

interest

each

on

of

these

the

bonds

(The registration statement for

*ii

:*r.i

The

years

to

serial bonds, due
1952
be

to

1971

in-

determined

by

these bonds has riot been
t

♦

■w

construction

program

,

authorized

for

1951

ry.

24,

stores

in

operation

1951.—V.

173,

decreased

from

in

057

1950

involve

approximately $4,900,000,—V. 173,




p.

gross

862.

*29,284

income—

*64,270

*138,970

*117,748

*176,156

1,175.919
173,385
31,301

941.092

1,085,229

1,191,382

1—

railway.—

income—
173,

1174.

p.

Susquehanna &

sales
income

Net

after

\l950
and

taxes

Western

RR.—Earnings—

1950

1949

1948

$371,075

$351,996

$128,662
: 109.315

1

82,819

35,735

50,529

17,946

35,891

*11,245

*9.349

861,226

791,490

767,620

£12,540

229.707

216,212

144,090

155.332

93,251

101,925

22,695

"87,131

income—

Jan.

1—

from

ry.

railway

railway——

from

income

oper.

"Deficit.—V.

173, p. 568.

$4,107,445 $12,424,668 $10,586,252

$l),026,561

—'

—

\

Niagara Hudson Power Corp.—Ceases as Holding Co.
corporation on April 4 made
that it has ceased to

declaring

'

591,306

457,100
$0.28

—

Commission

The

128,473

459,100

————$1.29

interested

SE£ has given
request a hearing.

1949
$15,272,830

charges:.—

Capital shares outstanding—
Earnings per share————

*128,344

*399,466

$400,320

railway

The

——

*21,791
*217,691

1951

railway

Net

29.5%—

1951—3 Mos.—1950

1951—Month—1950

$5,318,410

*56,761
263,214

568.

p.

oper.

From

to

Gross

Year Ended Dec. 31—

Net

designed

actions

Hudson.

Niagara

in

September,

complete

to

1950.

April

until

for

an

1951,

13,

to

certain final trans¬
of
the dissolution of

approved

consummation

provided,

plan

That

application to the SEC
be a holding company.

persons

among

other

things,

for

the

of Niagara Hudson's thiee principal subsidiaries into a single
operating company, Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—V. 173, p. 568.

merger

Arthur
fourth

pared

Keating,

also

announced

that

earnings

with $66,858,

or

quarter sales

15

cents per share in the

were

$6,098,466 in 1950,

for

the

as

like quarter of

new

com¬

1949.

Norfolk Southern Ry.—Earnings—

and $4,706,159 in 1949,

said.

of

$11,455,626,

Mr.

on

He

the
said

to

.added

second

compared

said

that

$7,298,070,
that

the

$500,000-a-month
containers.ahd

sales for the

p. 5G8.

half

with

1950

of

net

was

of

income

$543,277

$48,029

on

in

total

the

sales

first

Gross
Net

working capital at the end of
representing an increase of $2,452,838.
Nesco's

company's
mark.

contract

war

Ne6co

so-called

from

business is

approaching

is now producing

"blitz

first quarter will be

cans"

for

the

cartridge cases.
armed forces/ He

far ahead of last year.—V. 173,
-

.X

from

Net

1950

ry.

1949

1948

$642,891

$678,902

$628,53®

183,801

railway-

six

sales totaling $7,570,935.

Keating

amounted

the

$842,327

87,135

.130,697

64,147

19,054

38,450

1951

February—

of

income

months,
r

President,

quarter of 1950 totaled $389,347, or 85 cents per share,

Fourth
he

•

will

1948

$635,572

*30,824

railway

from

Net

The

Water

expenditures estimated at

1949

$493,006

*40,347

from

Net

_____—

Net

to the prospectus, the company also
proposes
to issue
competitive bidding $3,000,000 of. first
mortgage bonds,

1950

$431,617

oper.

1951—12 Wks.—1950

order

electric

P5
iiAAjJPJ6, ant* $2,000,000 of first mortgage
serially
u

of

March

Gross

There were 123 stores in operation during the month of March 1951,
compared with 122 stores in the same month last year.—V. 173, p. 1277.

of

New York
additions to the

1951
$529,202
34,087

$2,906,439

Nesco, Inc.—Earning!

Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.—Registers With SEC—

The

ry.

$84,268,730 $67,183,091

Period End. Mar. 31—

1173.

p.

Ontario & Western Ry.— -Earnings-

railway

"Deficit.—V.

231,140

oper.

1,693,708

from

from

Net

117,941
Sales

from

Net

$4,990,843

1,019,503

Jan.

1S51—4 Wks.—1950

Neisner Brothers, Inc.—Sales Increased

337,367

*55,162

From Jan. 1—

$4,553,422

671,259

oper.

From

1948

$708,842

129,823

income

$3,052,286

$2,283,070

*82,477

1277.

173, p.

railway——

from

U.

of

Net

1949

$636,441

$33,228

number

at

1951—2 Mos.—1950

$1,285,363

from

$28,312,829 $23,450,899

_

Hartford RR.—Earnings—

1951—Month^l950

income—

New York,

•Period End. Mar. 24—

•

from ry. oper.

oper.

New York,

National Tea Co.—March Sales Increased 20.73%—

Sales

railway..$501,462

oper.

rev.

ry.

Gross

common

1174.

p.

3,022

\

•„

revenue

February—

Industrial.

1951—3 Mos.—1950

$1,111,955

104,826

52,506

173, p. 1277.

February—

The

Gross

3 951—Month—1950

$1,237,209

—

407,641

130,845

72,859

446,573

-

$11,087,733 $10,846,269 $24,575,804 $22,779,893
expenses—^—
9,802,370
8,563,199
20,022,382
17.789,050

oper.

Gross

stock

common

472,390

151,293

X

Industrial

stock

common

proposed merger will be

corporations

*38,233

105,265

'.'486,390

,

X

income

"Deficit.—V.

965.

p.

'>*29,487

,

$173,879

the basis of two shares of

on

'-

36,081!

200,165

railway

railway..

oper.

announced on April 5 that they have entered into
which is subject to the approval of the stockholders of

Chemicals into National Distillers

33,090,166

3,225,326

directors

-

New York, New Haven &

Net

of

7

Period End. Feb. 28—

Ry.

Inc.

agreement,

6,682,893

Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—

and

320,879

163,000

$154,762

boards

32,946,923

until

persons

and

*2,388

oper.

Net

has

SEC

tional

SEC

317,762

taxes—
.X——
Federal and State income taxes

for

Chemicals,

11,
1951, to
financing proposal
of this company under which it proposes to issue and sell
$10,000,000
of
first mortgage
bonds, due
1981, at competitive bidding,
and to
issue and sell to its parent, The West Penn Electric
Co., an addi¬

*

$5,575,213

National Shirt Shops of Delaware, Inc.—Sales Up—

Monangahela Power Co.—Hearing

24,424

income—:

1—X' -"x";

1948

$209,257

25,778

,.

1950

$6,051,672

—

income

income

stock

railway-

'"47,445

1949
$224,609

*950
$209,171

80,189

Co.—Earnings

173, p. 862.

request

ry.

172, p. 2222.

The

1950

1—

oper.

from

National Distillers Products Corp.—Merger Proposed—

$16,137,566 $14,649,718 $16,158,270 $15,910,365
1,920,667
2,949,982
3,464,842
2,673,784

railway-

oper.

From

X

1951

railway-

$216,203

oper.

Net

RR.—Earnings—

-

railway-

from

Gross

Net

February—
from

$144,195

1951

——_4—
before

'

Net

$270,611

——„

965.

from

ry,

Ry.

Missouri Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Gross

from

Net

259,735

,

11,470,710

1,2£S,286

railway—
income—

11,087,056

oper.

173, p.

Net

:X:x;:X\'XX'

sales

income

Provision

railway

5,928

Nine Months Ended Jan. 31—
Gross

Net

t.

railway——;

from

Gross

$150,123

National Alfalfa Dehydrating & Milling

1943'

1—

from

!

—_

.

,

1951—2 Mos.—1950

.

X*- 1951

"Deficit.—V.

$3,396,747

income.._

—

X

1379.

New York Connecting

Ry.—Earnings—

1,415,443

railway—„

.X——

636,722

$9,171,314 $24,385,637 $19,233,049
1,192,000
616,000
1,891,100
'• 564,597
1,154,668
1,248,501
2,673,363
2,744,878
1,382,037
1,971,410
1,017,977
2,092,471

247,300

-

-r

'

173, p.

746,146

573,313

.1951—Month—1950

accruals,
income.,

oper.

ry.

Net

1951
$5,966,085

railway

opef.

$533,955
3,609

taxes————

568..

p.

1,402,032
547,415
468,651

703,103

Chicago & St. Louis RR. Co.—Earnings—

February—

(net,)—

income

Net

3,456,678

taxes,,

tax

ry.

From Jan.

—V. 173,

Missouri-Kansas-Texas

1,916,786

155,754

202.

p.

1,473,840

income

$1,514,273
1,364,150

"

—

for

258,137

•

*

1950

$2,450,742

revenue

Provision

155,566

•'

125,766

305,780

income-..,,_,__X:.$10,263,962

S.

Other

r

285,573
.

243,284

U.

—V.
1951

expenses'X—,•
X
:
v.-,•
r-'vX." /.
♦.
• X. ••
operating revenue
;
—

Other

303,497

Gross,

shares of its capital stock (par $1) to be
without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
173, p. 56$.
* X'.
•. ;

Operating

X
701,114

" 322,430

railway——_

oper.

Operating

73,653

$703,686

330,525

1277.

173, p.

New York,

!

registration

a

Month of January—

146,216

;

73,253

$663,161

294,848

1,351,844
218,039
173,759

income—

■"Deficit.—V.

1948

1949

$674,809

*47,037

railway

oper.

Ry.—Earnings—
1950

,

railway——IX'-'

from
ry.

Nov. 30,'50

300,000

market,

$333,512

140,071

v

55,843
..X

'»

,

railway—.

from

Net

•«,

-

.130,722

51,822

income—

oper.-

1948

>

$348,521

911,003
404,549

income
1—

Jan.

Net

National Airlines, Inc.—Earnings—
1949

1950
$333,932

269,311

1951
$518,513
*28,393

Period End. Feb. 28—

filed

March, 30

on

covering

at

652,444

221,153

railway

oper,

Net

$16,977,920 $15,601,721
$15.46
$14.90

•—

share—.

per

investment.—V.

for

573.547

284,706

income..

railway

from

From

corporation

offered

171.833

2,045,040

New Orleans, Texas & Mexico

965.

.Registers With SEC—
The

106,490

1,628,470

February—

Feb. 28,'51

asset

109,478

1,609,055

409,417

291,345

assets

Not

118,866

2,025,585

._

$2,737,409

742,405

of—

As

Net

$954,984
401,529

873,735

railway—

oper,

346,219

railway

p.

1948

260,685

173, p. 1277.

$2,898,329

railway
oper. income—

173,

1949

$728,902

273,043

railway

from

Net

—

from

Net

from

Net

1948

\

1—

Jan.

Net

1949 *

1950

1950

368,602

income-.

oper.

RR.—Earnings—
$777,932

From Jan. 1—

income—

railway

railway

from

Gross

Missouri Illinois RR.—Earnings—
February—

exchange offer

1951

Net' income

Gross

stock,

stock control of Bartgis.

$934,778

railway-'

from

Gross

Operating

exchanged for New Haven

be

Co. will own 1007«>

New Orleans & Northeastern

Nation-Wide Securities Co., Inc.—Asset Value—

1949

1950

Stock

Bartgis

February—
Gross from railway-

and

automobiles

produce

to

St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—

1951

,

oper.

From

1950—

Mississippi River Fuel Corp.—Highlights of
Year Ended Dec. 31—

the

Pulp & Board

Haven

additional cash received in connection with the
will be used for working capital.—V. 170, p. 887.

.

February—•

—V.

-X;

with the

of notification

in

offered

Any

be

Nashville, Chattanooga

1950

$166,474

from

be

to

are

of

all

Should
New

impaired by the new aircraft engine
Car and appliance production will continue, with volume
by government restrictions on critical materials.—V. 173,
V
•

appliances

program.
determined

=

1951

$183,813

February—

which

$12.50),

aircraft engines.

prevent disclosure of

security regulations

letter

cbmpany on March 29 filed a
covering a maximum of 12,578

shares of common stock (par
exchange for 37,332 shares of
presently outstanding common stock of Bartgis Brothers Co. on the
basis of one New Haven Pulp Share for each three shares of Bartgis
stock.
Holder of Bartgis shares not divisible by three are offered
the alternative (1) of receiving cash of $7 or $14, or
(2) to receive
one
full share of New Haven stock upon payment of $7 or $14.

letter

a

quantities of Pratt &

Gross

Gross

(Conn.) Pulp & Board Co—Files Exchange

.

P-

,,

new

The

Engine Contract—

existing Nash-Kelvinator
factory facilities, George W. Mason, President and Chairman, said.
The engines will be
assembled in Kenosha, Wis., and tested in the
facilities built there for World War XI production.
Some component
parts will be manufactured in existing buildings in Milwaukee and
Kenosha.
'"■■X '' X' /X'
'"X'.";A

home

3-ior-l basis.—V.

a

bond hold¬

has more than 50(/c of its total government
issue.—V. 172, p. 478.

now

the

New Haven

contract.

Mr.

split the capital stock on

Holdings—

company

company

1, 1981.-

that it has received

announced

Air Force to build large

S.

U.

the

Whitney R-2800 "Double-Wasp"

Other

Split Stock—

Converts

—

reports that in cooperation with the government's
campaign to curb inflation, it has converted its entire holdings of
$66,006,000 2V2 'X Treasury bonds due in 1972 into the new issue of re¬
stricted 23X%
bonds due in 1980 offered by the government.
The

negotiation for some time.

Mission Corp.—To

Co.

England Mutual Life Insurance

was

Nash-Kelvinator Corp.—Receives

'

X.-

,

.

The

Room

application- of this
competitive ■ bidding

to

Offer With SEC—

Present

$2,092,306
"202.200
"447,710

$2,472,335

.

—

income_j

oper.

ry.

by

order giving interested .persons until

an

permit the company to negotiate for the disposition of
gas
properties included in its system now owned and operated
its several subsidiaries.—V. 173, p. 1378.
•

New

announced on March 30,
has
authorized
the company
to Issue and sell through competitive
bidding the aforementioned securities.—V. 173, p. 1072.

1948

1949

1950

1951

railway

from

Net

by

,

.

April 4 issued

on

as

so

SEC

From Jan. 1—

Net

.,

.

St., Chicago 4, 111., up to 10:30 a.m. (CST) on April
from it of 150,000 shares of common stock (par
to 11 a.m. (CST) on the same date for the purchase

Federal

The

Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Ry.— ■Earns.—

ry.

,

.

the

purchase

and
it

The

965.

February—
Gross from railway
Net

!

500,849
133,294
137,305

Salle

the

$7.25)
from

received

be

La

for

contract

Gross

'

173, p. 568.

469,425
85,277
116,537

139,224
*44,300
45,020

-

70,330

SEC

16, 1951, to request a hearing upon' the
System for an exemption from the Commission's

Government Bond

201,138

oper.

173, p.

Net

The

*

April

71,864

rule

434,893
36,709

railway

$247,608
69,952

X

•

*

•,

529,770

railway-..—

from

Net

27,049

Mountain States Power Co.—Bids for Securities—

10

railways-

from

from

Net

■

f

4,944 l

.

railway
income—

"Deficit.—V.

231

1948

1949

1950

1951

.

oper.

Bids

February—

1—

from

from
ry.

$205,466

>

income—«

Jan.

Net

the

are

railway

railway—

Properties—

1948

1949
$212,181
30,708
52,457

Monday, April 9, 1951

System—Proposed Sale of Gas

New England: Electric

~

1950
$43,762
*25,831
14,984

1951

•

oper.

Net

principal underwriter.

Net

to

from

Net
Net

record

The

of

February—

with the

on--March 30 filed a registration statement
SEC covering .110,452 shares of $1 par common stock.
The

/

.

railway

lncome—

oper.

1950

1 n -

!

From
Gross

railway——

1,741.933

1,409,097

railway—:.—_

397.252

Net

ry.

income.—

117,065

82,233

oper.

—V: 173,

1,432,335 V 1,352,005

257,173

from

from

p.

11,698

1—-

Jan.

Net

80,800

•

662.

'

'

•

*

299,161
:

96,741

•»
-

196,248

56,254

(Volume 173

Number 5001

*

rThe Commercial and Financial Chronicle

,

-

(1481)
Norfolk & Western Ry.
February—
Gross

from

Earnings—

$13,803,567
Net "from railways
:T_" -2,820,619
Net "ry. oper. income.— •
1,688,217

y'Trom Jan. 1—
(Gross

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

railway—

railway
income

oper.

3,526,141

4,201,464

2,071,198

'2,699,712

18,906,965

28,395,615

29,961,083

1,663,842

7,696,015

9,331,692

812,309

4,730,415

5,973,738

■"

,

.

30,077,043
7,860,796
3,959,946

Co.—Stock Subscriptions—The
offering of 1,419,562 shares of its common
stock at $31 per share to common stockholders of record
March 13, 1951, resulted in
subscriptions for 1,375,403
shares, or 96.9% of the stock offered (see V. 173, p. 1277).

tt

This compares

irom

from

Net

Net

ry.

In

railway..:..—

1949

1950

$9,002,069

493,566

1948

$9,653,087

*592,817

*392,604

from

Net

Net

ry.

*1,220,245

*1,172,422

17,451,092

19,696,935

*2,047,001

*800,881

2.203,031

*3,363,824

*2,588,703

92,325

Deficit.—V.

■

173,

876,271

The stockholders will

value

par

and

to- fix

tion

at

also
no

the

$100

vote

vote

chare

per

to

on

of

the

approving
from

such

accrued
$5

no

northern

shares

in

from

liquida¬
will

of

be

by

its

the

February— >':<„»

Net

Net

ry.

income.—

*132,637

company

for

$8

to

this

issue

$144,000,000

173,

will

the

filed

registration

a

issuance

stock

about

or

$5.88

(no

in

Commission,

of

the

the

holders

expects

bidding

at

for

subscribe to

in

*59,017

April

24,

share

its

common

1908.—V., 171,

stockholders
from

on

of

Capital

the

to

be

shares

10

issue

shares

of

in

used

been

The

the

underwriters

by

the

the

Ohio

with

the

offered

held

stock

by

of

will

stock
rules

underwriters

of

will

group

1951.

-

The

shares

reoffer- the

stock.

common

stock

20

to

The" company

in

each

Y;

since

year

.

172,

voted

to

(1,500,000

dividends,

for

the

record

May 2,

on

basis

Y

644,180
429,453

$6.29

$4.99

'

increase

;

<

\

it

An

replace

treasury

authorized

shares

new

plants

cap¬

to

other

or

$3.73

•!'

Co., Inc.

V.

173,

March

on

27

voted

Authorized

—

'•

•

to

■

Increase

the

:

authorized

in¬

the

increase

of 60,000" sharres

in

by the stockholders,

on

April 4.

no

immediate

capital,

and

plans
,

the

they

cumulative

will

stock

be

held

in

or

4
*

to

reserve

firm's

the

of

was

sell the

.

.

plans to issue

if necessary, for-further expansion
production.—V. I73, p. 1379.

civilian

preferred

<

•

secure

...

„Pittsburg & Shawmut RR.—Earnings—...
Registers

—

(February—

previously

1951

froln

railway..^
railway—*.^

1950

$183,658

Net

ry.

oper.. income....

Jan. 1—
railway____

425,335

Gross

expended

for'

,

-

46,027

Net

from

Net

ry.

railway.."

••'Deficit.—V.

*

$172,996

$233,412'

45,474

79,180».

41,573

24,571

*8,625

'

"

•

Y

'i

217,634

341,511'-

140,807

32,251

33,937

76,744

468,213.

"

80,789

95,183

income...

oper.

- •

'/ v*'

from

■* ? * 1948

1949

-

$57,052
*16,513'

35,222

Y,From

the

from

Net

with

173, p. 966.

'

;

•

156,793

V

84,963"

,
''

\*-

Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings-

such

Period End. Feb. 28—

Ry.

oper.

Ry.

Net

1

Net

expenses

$2,202,898

$7,754,348

2,230,810

6,683,492

$312,822
467,972

'*$27,912

$1,070,856
1,155,591

oper.

income...

oper.

1951—2 Mos,—1950

$3,576,714
3,263,892

...

fr. ry.

rev.

ry.

1951—Month—1950

revenue

opex*.

217,246

$5-,072,943
4,675,435
$397,511
774,217

.

The

stock

common

offer

will

carry

oversubscription

an

whereby holders, who exercise their rights,

subscribe at the same
price per share for remaining shares not subscribed for by all holders
of rights, subject to allotment in event of
oversubscription.
Y";YY';
The

company

through

have the

to

proposes

common

stock

sale

.

Pacific Western Oil Corp.—Plans Stock
Split—

r

In

underwritten

competitive

be

underwriters

Sells

demands
market
„

retirement

be

southwestern

future

and

growth

of

37.3

$2,402,870,

the

the

of

line,

application

the

to

meet

Elyria

is

$2,690,000,

and

allowing

states.—V.

172,

847.

p.

shares

in

split

Part

$4

Producing

of

Stock

shares.—V.

par

172,

Co.

Refining

&

Holdings

r—

•
',

■■'!;'■.!'

•

February—
'
1951
from railway—" $80,274
.

from

Net

A.

.

,Y :Y

He

a

was

Loynd;

1949

1948

$67,486

28,684

Net ry.

oper.

8,942 /,./• 9,053
/Y.Y
Y.Y

/From

6,679

from

Net

ry.

—V.

^

railway____

'
174,998
Y
80,082

income—_

oper.

who

in

53,208

14,488
....

Oklahoma Gas &

Electric

Y

146,956

63,930

15,478

'

The

proceeds,

had" been

of

the

are

&

to

be

shares

above

to

finance,

,in

the

part,

and

April

stock is

5,

to

1951,

be offered

at

the

for

rate

one

new

share

for

exercise

its

right

to

subscribe

for

subject

Standard

to

Proceeds

part
in

the

1951

the

to

conditions

divest

itself

the

stock

of

expenditures
for

its

Old Town

of

of

its

sale

of

Outstanding
be

used

121,009

SEC

been

company

incurred

program.—V^

Corp.—Listing

on

173,

and

p.

which

Old

Town Ribbon &

Net

Co.,

Inc.

announced

from

at

total of

a

$164

name

this

of

Corp'.-^-V.

company

170,

p.

was

changed

on

March

15,

to

Otter Tail Power Co.

Net
*

/

-:

1951

\

000 bonds of the Same issue
The

proceeds

program.—V.

were

172,

pp.

used

to

2382 and

Privately—The




placed in October, 1950.

repay

2128.

bank

loans

and

of

in V.

14,726

shares

an

Plan

on

ry.

-Fromjan.

}

Gross

from

23.

173, p.

for

for

151,527,409

:

ry.

expansion

gen.

admin,

Federal

Federal

income

tax

ASSETS—.
in

value

accrued

Notes

173,

p.

YV

1—

and

accounts

Y

receivable

and

(incl.

LIABILITIES—
Accounts

Federal

'

1949

: Y/'

21,529,694

2,803,071

2,212,496

7,272,438

16,629,983
.

1,313,595

income

2.037,775

4

Y.

Capital

railway

$726,124

*338,072

*205,181

*537,247

*417,065

1,315,782

1,495,291

*880,568 ---*660,349
*1,271,915 .*1,066,232

*388,059

1,329,460

railway..!.... <? *462,445
oper. income... t
*902,467

'YY''Y

■*

,

-

:

taxes

'

\

'

Y.

Y

*826,626

Y

.

($5

'

year...

has

568,737
3,500,000

1,850,000

par)

This

536,046

2,250,000
1,665,931
499,184

LOAN

PLACED

$7,575,065

PRIVATELY—On
was

The

additional

amount

last

years

the

eight

effected

of

is

by

Prudential
to

be

the

Dec.
19, 1950, an
amendment to the

Insurance

amortized

15-year

term

in

of

Co.

01

equal pay¬
the original

which

was
consummated
in
1949.
This long-term debt now
$3,500,000 with all principal payments anticipated to
May 1,

at

NEW

,

PLANT—The

company's
new
building
containing
250,000
completed, together with additional new and modern
machinery and equipment, provides ample facilities "for" the continued
square

feet,

now

production,

sales

and

profits.

'(,

_

-

.

STOCKHGLDERS-—The

company
is owned by 4,307 stockholders
residing in 43 states of the United States and five foreign countries.
.

ESTIMATED
"

'

'

RESULTS

FOR

QUARTER

ENDED

MARCH

1950

$4,512,000__$3,906,000

—

before

31;

"

'

1951

sales

Profit

a
new
sales department, the Industrial
combining the fCrmer Heavy Chemicals and
Departments, it was announced on March 31 by

150,000

2,250,000
2,228,111

borrowing of $800,000
company's
long-term loan with

Net

formed

299,823

______

!

ADDITIONAL

ever

$792,626
67,500

;

,

Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.—Forms Sales Dept.—
company

:-

Y

_•

one

!

growth in

-

1,019,584

104,671

$7,575,065

67,500

additional,

.

'

101,934

surplus

Total

1,943,661

$10,570,830

,

...

1952, interest payments being current.

1948

$632,043-

3,008,246

$1,420,436 '

earned

stands

*

1949

1,429,372

4,012,378
2,922,694

$10,570,830

Surplus

ments

'

101,894

x_._

contingencies..

stock

1949

$987,221

payable

for

31

1950

(net).

goodwill of $1)

d

,300,400

104,688

payable

America.

1174.

:

•'

;

(net),

equipment

payable, due after

Common

1948

$1.05

____!_

______—:

Dividends

122,511,154 153,396,023 151,710,869

*

$1.60
DEC.

SHEET,

-

plant

assets

$470,323
270,000

$1,391,362

Total

Y

15,218,231

-

270,000

hand

on

168,832
$770,723

...

BALANCE

insurance..!.!

Inventories

Property,

....

,Y
and

life

$601,891
.

$719,958

V

banks

142,669

$1,291,458
Y 571,500

share.____4_.___J.___.._"__!_____

CONSOLIDATED

Cash

52,816

110,348

$1,087,056
204,402

4

and

4,970,297

49,854

153,799
161,002

tax!

...

income

Prov. for Federal

taxes______i_

State

and

income

360,000
taxes..

240,000

180,000

91,200

$180,000

$148,800

$0.40

$0.33

Department,

Special Chemicals
William P.
Drake,

Vice-President.—V.

173,

p.

863.

Net

profit
Earnings per
—V.

'!__

share___r

common

172, p. 1440. *

^

!—

.

I

Pennsylvania Water & Power Co.—Partial Redemption
.This
series

made
V.

has

company

$J04,000

of-its

due
at

the

New

172, p. 2382,

drawn

by

lot

refpnding mortgage

1964

at .104',4 %
York

Trust

plus

1951,

Potomac Edison Co.—Bonds Offered—Equitable Secu¬

bonds, 3'A%
Payment will be

rities Corp; on April 5 headed an investment group which
offered $10,000,000 of 3%% first mortgage and collateral

for

redemption

and

collateral'trust

accrued

interest.

on

May

2,

Co., 100 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.—

trust

|

5,370,058

exps

taxY
.....

income

,

9,601,491

accounts_.__^_4u---..
income

1949

,

9,540,986 «■'

'

paid

Cash

Reserve

9,920,803

from

Net

and

Federal

',

$16,362,755 $15,479,512

1

per

(

-

1379.

The. date for the submission
1951.r—V. 173, p. 966.

1950

"

Net

1950

depreciation..

profit

Dividends

order, scheduling

$6 preferred stock have
to the offer of Jan. 29,

pursuant

March

V

of

February—
'"" 1951
1950 *
Gross from railway..,—
$565,145
$485,758
Net from railway..^... ;
*353,971 !' *434,258
Net ry. oper. income
*570,726" *620,442

to

company in February placed privately with the New
iYork Life Insurance Co., $2,000,000 of 30-year 2.85% first
mortgage bonds due 1980. This is in addition to $3,000,-

381.195

274,352

-

railway—
railway...
oper. income

Deficit.—V.

The

Bonds Placed

405,816

273,497

income

Net

loan,

.in

1301.

—

issuance

1951

.

Chemicals
,

for

Provision

railway.

from

from

Net

Old Town Ribbon & Carbon Co., Inc.—Name
Changed
The

the

share

per

extended

was

From Jan. 1—

,

incurred

•

196,884

157,346

YY ''

.

than

income

Gross

Other

on .approving
a
proposal '
preferred, stock (par $25) and *
173, p. 1379. .
* : »•
;
.v.YY ./

$67,591,251 $55,750,288 $71,609,284 $74,336,696
from railway
*3,091,270
3,650,191
8,820,033
7,559,588
ry. oper. income—*
*7,686,892 ." *2,788,096
1,944,545
255,240

Gross

of.

1379.

below.

227,772
195,154

^ *

(& Subs.)—Proifts Best in 43 Years-

doubtful

Profit. before

Pennsylvania, Reading Seashore Lines—Earningspay

139,759

1,257,612

-

vote

stocks. ( See details

,*Deficit.—V. 173, p. 1174.

(Old .Town

V

...

Net
.

Curb—New Name Adopted

Carbon

7

tenders has been further extended to April 30,

Gross

•'The Board of Governors of the New York Curb
Exchange on April'
authorized the listing of 320,402 shares of common stock, par $5.
also

"

requiring
to

be

for

Provision

$105,707,659 and,

Financing—

Pennsylvania RR.- -Earnings—

'

'

to

common

tendered

of

and

shares

order

Oklahoma

by

April 5

on

Up to March 19,

shares

ten

117,687
1,482,994

income.'.!

(other

Other

.4

See

SEC

February-

each

holdings in Oklahoma.
will

the

construction

an

Taxes

Pennsylvania Industries, Inc.—Extends Date—

the Oklahoma stock, and will purchase those
shares, if any, remaining
unsubscribed after the expiration of the subscription period on
April 24,''
1951.
Standard's acquisition of the additional Oklahoma stock v/ill
be

Provision

Notes

issue

held, the subscription price being $19.75 per share.
2,153,800 outstanding common shares, Standard Gas & Electric
Co. owns 1,210,090 shares,
representing 34.54% voting control. Stand¬
to

on

stockholders

preferred and

Of the

proposes

of

hearing for April' 24;. 1951,- upon the amended plan for liquidation
and.dissolution of this corporation.
.The amended plan provides generally for ,a change in-the proposed v:
allocation of Pennsylvania Gas' assets
among Its various classes
of

then

ard

sales

net

a

subscription by stockholders of record

of

record

issue

The

company's

to

64,851

1,070,291

,

1072.

p.

„

Pennsylvania Gas & Electric Corp.—Hearing

Co., parent, is entitled to purchase 121,009
plans to purchase any of the remaining

94,371 shares not subscribed for by other stockholders.
-The company on April 5 received SEC
authorization
sell 215,380 shares of its $10
par common stock.
The

Lescohier reported*all-time

1951,

used

Electric

70,415

1948

1,302,901

„

railway._____

oper.

173,

Advertising, selling

sales and promotion since

on
April
12: will
160,000 shares of new 5'/2%
$6,000,000 of debentures. See also V.

Co/— Stock Offered—The

program. '

Gas

from

ry.

—V.

Earnings

per share on the basis of one new share for each 10
shares held (with oversubscription privileges). A cash
adjustment will be made with respect to units of less
than 10 shares. No underwriting is involved.

Standard

174,640

1949

Gross sales, less returns and allowances..^.
merchandise sold_^-i.__.____^_.

.

common stockholders of record
April 5 have been offered
the right to subscribe on or before
April 24 for 215,380
additional shares of common stock (par $10) at $19.75

construction

$603,190

171,191

Cost, of

85-year-old company's post by Harry J.
Vice-President irt charge of domestic and

earnings of $17,864,830 for 1950.—V. 172, p. 2026.

The

-

to

11,991

,/

:

..

!$677,629

77.826

.

railway__.Y

Plough, Inc.

the

Peabody Coal Co.-r-To Vote

!

.158,699

21,194

net

*.

3,407 \

68,390

'

966.

p.

;Dr.

r

23,973

163,162

.income..^

calendar Years—

<

,

'Y'".'

-

railway

173,

Y

,

,.Y.

Jan." 1—

Gross .from

Net

income!-/;

'

from

Net

'/■Y.Y'

June, 1945. *
/
'
,Y "
Dr. lescohier, past President of the American Drug Manufacturers'
Association, will continue to serve on Parke, DaVis board of directors. >■

$77,346

1950

$497,554

49,602

railway

.

Gross

outstanding leaders in
industry, retired April 3 as President of this
post hS has held since March 1, 1938.

succeeded

53,

Canadian

.

34,605

33,809

1951

$521,382

railway

ry., oper.

William Lescohier, one of the nation's

company,

for

$83,503

railway—w___,

from

from

pharmaceutical

■

Earnings—

-1950

,

Gross

Gross

Net

v

•

'

From Jan. 1—

Atlas

,

Oklahoma City-Ada-Atoka Ry.-

February—
Net

2482.

;

■

,

:

'•■."■

Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings-

be

Corp.
latter corporation

See

—

p.

„

i

to

the

treasury will J.
changed' from '2,000,000

stock

common

common

held

966.;'

p.

Parke, Davis & Co.—New President, Etc.—

increase in investment would

net

authorized

■'•'

Dr.
the

Dayton
' •'•••'

''

■

three-for-one

common

6,000,000

•'

increased

and

Yv

/

construction

miles

order

in

Sandusky,

;

cost

of

Ohio

the

in

•'

areas.

Estimated

■

and

the

proposed

2,433

above.—V. 173, p. 569..

'

company has asked the Federal Power Commission for author¬
ity to- construct approximately 61.3 miles of natural gas transmission
northern

and

shares to

par

the

19,

Net

.The

in

with

April

Panhandle

company estimates its construction
expenditures'for property
additions in
1951 and 1952 at $57,800,000.—V.
173, p. 1379. "
'

line

upon

retired

$10

-The

Ohio Fuel Gas Co.—To Increase Facilities—

connection

voted

bidding in accordance with rules of the SE'C,
agreeing to purchase at the subscription price any
shares
not
subscribed for as a
result
of
the
offering, to common
stockholders.
,-Y"Y
YYY :"Y
the

Y.*Deficit.—Vv'• 173,

privilege

may

-

defense

.

The balance will be added to general funds of the
company
and
will
be
available
for
the reimbursement .of
the
company
for
construction
expenditures
previously
made or. for
other
corporate
purposes.—V. 171, p. 2402.
:
^
: ;

:

1950.

-

purposes).

of,,

Products

-

The

new

be

cor¬

■

.

a

funds

June

.

from

authorized

$734,400 estimated net proceeds, $600,000 is'to be applied V
like face amount of short term promissory notes
(represent¬
borrowings for, construction and to carry inventories and receiv¬
to

in

»

company declared it has
additional shares, stating that

'■

'

a

or

split

Pitney-Bowes, Inc.—Capitalization Increased—

was

the

ables

.

using

Gross

filed

30

stock

•:

present limit of $3,500,000 to $5,000,000.
Justin, President, said the company has no present
the increased indebtedness.—V. 172, p. 1930.

-Walter
for

-

March

on

two-for-oire

a

has

'

the

the

acquisition of

1535.

p.

to

.

Refiners, Ltd., Honolulu, Hawaii

company

pay

ing

1951. Rights to

May 18.

on

the

on

to

stock¬

common

company,

.

.

$1,603,863

601,234
429,453

$3.05

stockholders

debtedness

J

shares,

effect

-

registration statement
covering 750,000 shares of common stock, $1 par value.

Of

Y
at

SEC.

the

Edison's

to

expire

to

$2,143,987

993,557
599,317

Philadelphia Dairy

•

other '
;•

preferred

»

stock,

and

$3,767,877

1,797,226

share;

per

Debt Increased—

headed

The stock is to be offered for
subscription at $1 per share by holders
."outstanding common stock of record April 6,-1951,. at the rate of
one share of new stock for each
share of outstanding stock then held.
The offering is not underwritten.
Unsubscribed shares will be sold at
public auction in Honolulu; and the proceeds from such auction sale
in excess of the par
value, after deducting the expenses of such sale,
will,be distributed pro rata to holders of the unsubscribed shares.

construction

price

1947

*1,198,634

outstdg....

383 and 863.

pp.

of

preferred

common

its

of

with

of

authorized

authorization

determined

common

statement

new

shrs.

Earns,

statement-with'

of

group

195.

p.

March

1,000,000

stock

With SEC—

'Y:Y- Yy"Y''

■..!•"•.''

accordance

be

to

each

the

*189,899

a

be

to

has

further

sell

is

of

436,224

proceeds

to

to

stock

price

a

share

and

securities

subject

common

112,211

registration

a

shares

'•

competitive

V, The

filed

150,000

share,

a

.

utility

1,157,493

*75,230

•

$3,651,215

Cash dividends paid....

in

sale of 369,643
additional
is expected that such shares

It

;

in

Pacific

(

*52,684

.

taxes

taxes..

income

,

the

!

'

inc.

income

1948

$23,221,521 $19,953,731 $15,085,638 $10,543,468
6,530,677
5,999,281
3,408,915
2,485,16J
2,879.462
2,231,404
1,264,927
881,301

—

before

.Net

realized

sold

program

and

par)..

per

porate purposes.—V.

1,910

1,074,404

109,993

..

sales

'

1949

approximate

amount

'

1379.

p.

'

stock

SEC

30

sell

share,

a

1,238,334

92.646

March

$100

Issuance

terms.

one

*86,327

Co.—Registers With SEC—

on

value

value

The

on

available, for

1072.

p.

authority to

par

program.

"PU

44,359

1,498,304

Ohio Edison

par

of

directly to a nationwide
Co., Inc., and that the

public

The

-

85,633

*130,072

3

proposed

dividends' on:

ital

$601,788

*18,996

income.

April

on

the

&

amounted

1948

$522,891

135,607

railway.—_
railway..—.'2

oper.

The

1949

$670,085

*9,979

*Deficit.—V. 173,

stock,

Net

Profit

Federal

Jan. 1—

from

SEC

by
the

Pacific Mills—Stock Increased—'

$699,720

from

Net

*•

headed

purchase

"

$38,646,335 $33,495,298 $25,356,080 $17,874,183
15,424,814
13,541,567
10,270,442
7,330,710:

_

Fed. & State excise taxes

was

corporation's
system
is
the
largest
natural
gas
system
in
United Sttes in terms of customers served.
Earnings for 1950

the

-Earnings—

19511950

railway....

railway

oper.

ry.

*From

to

5

under-A

'

sale

than

more

w&s

bankers

obligated

are

April

The

present

' Al. . .

173, p. 763.

Northwestern Pacific RR.

Gross

the

on

and

held

investment

California.—V.

common

sold

Blyth

to

12,500,000

the

of

excess

covering

will

'

from

to

central

corporation

shares

share

per

stockholders

stock

The

SEC

to change

$100

involuntary

The

common

shares.

par

to

The

organized

from

from

expired

seven

*Giving

of

Gross

of

group

rights

each

from 5,095,141 shares of common stock
to help finance its large construction

years
and

paid

Net

1950

•

the

above changes.—V.

bringing

company

company's stock v/ill be transferred to premium
on capital
stock, increasing that account from $292,025 to $10,276,747.
'The company
has filed an application with the SEC for approval
the

Year Ended Dec. 31—
Sales'

333,692

proposal

a

par

dividends.

authorized

15,000,000

of

proceeds

gross

four

past

(Minn.)—To Change Par—

stock

price

plus

changing

on

value

May 2

preferred

liquidation

shares

par

stated

the

of

for

J

t

Pfeiffer Brewing Co.—Earnings—

t

a

1

,

Pacific Lighting Corp.—Registers With SEC—

Northern States Power Co.
the

subscription
share

new

.

the

1072.

p.

one

nationwide

a

$44,000,000,
by

income

of

by

The

22,114,651

oper.

•

l

*

in

stock

common

.

& Co., Inc.
The underwriters
remaining 44,159 unsubscribed shares.

898,350

*89,400

railway

ratio

Blyth

$10,599,087

22,411,184
railway...2,094,491

income...

oper

from

the

written

From Jan. 1— '

,

Gross

•

received

v

"Net asset value per share on
821,000 shares of this corporationoutstanding at March 31,' 1951 Was $21.57 as compared with
$20.75 '
per share on the same amount of shares
outstanding at Dec. 31. 1950.
—V. 173, p. 569.
'
Y

—

$10,464,123

*

company's offering of

The-offering for which

1951

railway

to the

response

Ry.—Earnings-

February—
Gross

with subscriptions of 97.4%

year ago.

;*Deficit.—V. 173, p. 966.
Northern Pacific

Petroleum Corp. of America—Asset Value
UjS—

company's

1948

$13,594,577 $14,261,853

*057,353
*672,747

1

•

.: Pacific Gas & Electric

1

1949

$7,053,479

railway

'

•

1950

1951

9

bonds, due 1981, The bonds were priced at 101.421%.

10

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1482).

awarded the issue at competitive bidding
their bid of 100.559,

The group was

April 3

on
-

Other

on

the

for

bids

bonds

3%s

as

Halscy, Stuart &

were:

Inc., 100.10. '

Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Blyth & Co.,

100.459;

Co. Inc.,

1951,- and are redeemable at regular
redemption prices ranging from 104%%
for the 12 months, ending
March 31. 1942, to 100% at maturity.
The bonds are also redeemable
lor the
improvement and sinking fund or the maintenance fund or
upon
application of monies included in the trust estate at prices
ranging from 101%% in 1952 to 100% at maturity, ,
bonds

The

April

dated

are

1;

from

PROCEEDS—Proceeds

the

of

sale

bonds,

the

with

together

$3,993,650 to be realized from the sale of 200,000 shares of additional
comihoh stock to The West Penn Electric Co.,
the parent company,
and with other funds of the company, will be applied toward the cost
of tlxe construction

jestimated

construction during

been

utility company engaged princi.pally In the production, distribution and sale of electric energy in
adjacent portions of the States of Maryland. Virginia and Pennsyl¬
vania centering around : the valley, of the
Potomac River- and its
tributaries., The company has seven subsidiaries, all of the outstand¬
ing securitfes of whch are owned by the company.
is

BUSINESS—Company

public

a

GIVING

CAPITALIZATION

EFFECT

FINANCING ■"

PRESENT

TO

Authorized

series due Oct. 1,
series due Jan.

3%

'

3l/<%

series due

Dec.

1,

—V.

$16,981,000

1,

1981

3.60%
4.70%

63,784 shs.

from

Net

in series.

The

from

Net

ry.

$1,689,318
$1.45

f-

ry.

Net

amount of

Drexel

Corp...;—
Co,—~——

&

_—

Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.—
"R. W. Pressprich & Co.——
Blair

William

Cboley

1949

$426,918

$439,082

°49,575
*99,498

*30,995

*30,912

4,4-16

891,573

.

income—

800,338

-

from
ry.

;

rallway_„___

*80,608

-V.

oper..

1,300,000

*

1,300,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000

_______

rev,

The

*225,177

the

."V";

of

this

first

April

on

which

bonds,
be

to

are

improvements.—V.
;■*.

*;',

The

173,

two

for

*this company

sales
stores

Co.

of

banks

the

on

Budd,: President.

'kilowatts
The

each.

new

recently

•

:

:*• r-

The

Northern

of

the

Publicker

V

...

1

his

on

74th

p.; 1572.-..

the

for

will

be

have

built

purpose,—V.

-T

V'.''-' V

'»'*

on

a

171,

capacity

a

of

tract

216-acre

p.

■

; ■..

^

He
;

-

-

had

been

ry.

1572.

'

"

:

from

Gross

from
ry.

'

.

v

$2.75

is

based

assumption

that

retroactive.
of

first

on

after

of

Federal

with

compares

$2.02
.

v.' First quarter sales

plan
►-the

preferred

*.

to

to

provide

company's

on

key

April

3

the

This

employees

with

stock.—V.

common

an

173.

of

opportunity

d.

first

•

:

February—
"Gross

:

Net-ry;
Gross

1,655,907

income_

793,584

" 344,295

* 737,615

fy.

from
ry.

20,450,857
.4,352,443

15,383,417
1,858,587

income-

2,004;246

"

$8,140,452

$8,326,478

1,377,274

635,194

1,287,736
591,788

1,059,713

"" 727,030

—

income

vV
16.861,339

3,957,840

2,646,407

2,509,240

1,853,463

railway

income—

oper.

1,209,980

1,094,768

<Six Months Ended Dec.

Net

saleSt - ^___ 1:
profit before Federal

ATInC«^ftaleS
after
i4et. profit

-

State

7

2,160,087

1,198,200

125,727-

1,121,984

382,390

1,210,997

1950
$311,654

$365,811

192,097

68 690

111,698

x

income—

profit

due

•

inventories.

to

$1.17

reduction

*

.

of

of

$2.34

in,-first* out"
'

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

782,351

railway.—

railway—!
income

valuing

^?Jth°de Inland Ice C°.—Receiver's

or 31 cents per

Sale—

Railway

oper

ry.

—V.

173,

accept

on

or

before

March

24.—V.

159,

p.'2527.

' *

-Richmond, Fredericksburg ^ Potomac
RR.—Earnings
1950
; ; Rebruary—1951
1949
1943
*

Net

from

from

railway____railway

.^t ry. oper. Jpcomc^-

,

$2,075,148

$1,837,770

$1,932,681

$2,104,919

732,245

555,646

260,720

457,036

1&,355

127,577

_

""

From Jan. 1—
^

*

,275,612 -...
""'"V " ""

21
215.(983
'

Gross i from
Net*

from

JTet

>

ry.'

r'ftflway.i!*^ '"4,374,581: 3 791
rallw'dy__i^_"' 1,657,321* "1 'i07

oper.

ihcomer^_'"

..

;//

'

from

from

ry.

Gross

from

from

Net

ry.

$1,380,109

made

607,881

1,558,870

1,295,780

629,821"

*^vrm, p. 663.




f\h

414

above—V.

173,

v

4,197,522

,

I

,

,

-

4.457,184

.

584,736

" 69,925

1,140,061
.

' ,403,215

Boston, who

mentioned

171, p, .1186.

York

5,800

;

i

Curb

was

shares
<

: ; i;

that

Exchange

,

a

Corp.

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

for

losses

5,000,000

$70,193,146

*79,379

*68,088.

.

income—

.4,614

1948

$287,742

30,136,454

23,543,164

*

12,928,205

12,928,205
$4.51

$5.81

j

,

,

"v_
total

increased

includes

States

in

1950,

holes

levels

in

in

compared

as

with

220 oil

The' company's

1949.

than

1950—more

700

l% trillion cubic feet of gas.

June

1,

wells,

oil'and
million

gas

16 gas
reserves

barrels

oil

of

:

,

prior

Nov.

to

1,

1950.

date

Such

has

been

1951.

PURCHASE

May

53,972
*104,693

507,225
,

11,770

.

3,

shares

FLAN—Pursuant

194

to

officers

purchased

by

Under, the

pledged

are

be

1950

were

offered.

were

-

25,876
*46,522

"
....

*139,040

575,745.
54,478

voted

The

*

543,827

drill

Sinclair

a

dividend

of

three

cents

&

Trust

Co.,

transfer
...

agent,
•*

-

A

letter

ing

12,561

per

and

179

for

key employees.

of

the
the

of

persons

A

Sinclair

of

shares not Filly
part of the purchase price

such

•

"

Research

total

to.whom-the

Plan,

.

.

Laboratories,

Inc.:,

a

i

*>.,

^

'

.

wholly

owned

announced

of

Oil

will

&

Gas

Co.

Oil

tests
&

from

Gas

wildcat.—V.

Co;

*

reports

Washington * County,
Houston, where wildcat

stem

share

the
1

holds

block

a

;

-v

disepvery of

l^exas,
No.

three-horizons in

173; p.

of-notification

shares

■-

-

'

*

was

of'common

through Pacific

The proceeds "re

per

share, payable June. 25
to the holders of record June 1.
Present
certificates should be presented for exchange for'* new 'certificates at
the
office of Melloa National .Bank
Pittsburgh, t'a.r-V, 173, p. 569.

stock, pur¬

a

approximately

Bess

field

new.

a
.

miles

55

Heriry has had favor¬

the Wilcox foimation^,
of

9,800

around

acres

this

1175.
*

,

Smart & Final Co., Ltd., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files—
2

to

declared

of

.

company

Northeast

able

*134,785

*91,968

of

was

Sinclair

northwest

9,040

t

directors

terms

on April 6
by P. C. Spencer, President. '
take over all the research ^activities of the
companies- including the extensive laboratories at
Harvey ' 111.

important

19

the

-Unit Discovers New Field—

1175.

Feb.

to

terms

collateral

as

unpaid.

new-

Sinclair

$276,375

42,772
*25,710

..

The

Mining Co.—Capitalization Decreased—

the

$54,973,338

domestic refineries in 1950 amounted to 110,increase of more than 15,000,000 barrels over 1949,
increasing from 260,000 barrels In 1949 to 304,000

debentures

to

on

may

in

stockholders'on

'1949 '

'•

1950

.

paid_i^

an

dry

than

subsidiary,

'

1949

1950

708,318

p.

1834.

p,

.

RR.—Earnings—
$239,060

railway

173,

172,

JForms New Subsidiary—

.

12

>

INCREASED—During

103,662

1380.

p.

1951
$3)0,111
*4,329

V

*

railway______

March

V

plan, authorized by stockholders and adopted by the board of
directors, an initial offering of 118,104 shares of common stock wus

reduce the par valutf of the
common
stock from $1
to 10 cents per share and to reduce the
authorized shares from 7,000,000 to 5.732,875 shares,.
On

642

,'417-'622

.<•

t,

stock

common

through

23

such

shares

income...

San Toy

above

New

.

The

par

from.

chase

$2,971,982

railway.—

oper.

the

26.—V.

outstanding

1950

STOCK

■

Jan.

Net

no

.

,

debt limit

v;""

the

200,000.—V.

provision

record

deferred

$4,371,919

railway___i—

oper.

authorized

the

exploration operations.

United

of

000

1951—2 Mos.—1950

$1,444,531

.

op..

Corp.

February—
Gross

to Increase

1950, * long-term debt,
including that
due within one year; increased by $5,335,531.
As stated in the annual
report for 1949, $5,000,000 of 25-year 3% debentures were issued in
that year, and the company contracted to issue an additional
$45,000,-

$8,747,020
5,775,038

San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf

Net

of

close

1950,

and

DEBT

as

Marathon

securities

cumulative

expenditures

paid for

See

the

March

the

at

to

average

and more

"St. Regis Paper Co.—Sells Oswego Properties-

•Deficit,—V.

Gross

ry.

1175.

p.

voted

____;

runs

reached

$4,286,999 $10,645,528
2,906,890
> 6,273,609

income—

oper.

<•

permit

■,

notified

par

dividends

in

the

wells

682,477
131,162
28,390

-

and

The

$4,463,943
3,019,412

•

The Superior Court of'Rhode island on March
15/ last, authorized
^Raymond AVUber recen'er, to sell, the company's assets'and to
purchase

from

for

daily

722,389

expenses

From

*•

the

"

1951—Month—1950

revenue.

Net

bids for

161,191
46,846

;

*18,404

966.

173, p.

oper.

rev.

in

assets

to

,,,

Formation

ended Dec. 31, 1950,
first-ouf"., to the "last-in, firstby one subsidiary. The effect of

inventories

share0—V^nT^p lfe^e"6515"6 net tarnings'$354,744

».

122,154

;

75,160

in

-.

St. Louis Southwestern Ry.—Earnings—

Net

fund's

charter

-

*12,091
....

695,660

601,866

•

284,531

•

oper.

Deficit.—V.

the

to $95,012,000 from $73,155,000 in
$47,377,000 for crude production
$22,627,000 for refineries and plants, $16,049,000 for marketing, $5,455,000
for pipelines, and $3,504,000 for other
additions.
•
.
The company drilled 314 oil wells, 17 gas wells-and 46
dry holes

$300,437
- 23,573

44,581
"

for the six-month period
'TirM-in-,

method

1175.

p.

profit_.________s,___
$678,877,156 $584,460 573
ipcome taxes.'.!,
99,293,146"
74,173,338
Federal income taxes_________'
29,100,000 '
15,100,000

foreign

*For

2 672 905

$1.69

-

"last

.

TjOTE-^The earnings
out

4,504,622

,

taxes.—1,344,244 -1,927,964

$712,000

" *2,022 "

55,810

*

1949

.

Oil

income

1949.

'1948

1951$451,484

V

Railway

*3,194,3.45

173,

Optical Co., Inc.—Par Value Changed—

shares

Capital

Texas Ry.—Earnings—

From Jan. 1—

Net

^.Earnings per common share^__!_X_'.Jl''".-'f;
•Includes

&

r

Gross

amend

the

covering

on

shares

the

railway—

railway

oper.

SEC

$100

797,331 bariels,

and 663.

St. Louis-San Francisco

ry.

the

its

of

barrels

from

to

per common share—

■)

option

732,960

of

Crude

and contingencies, etc.

from

and

Common

3,198,755

2,986,009

Exchange.—V.

2,500,000 shares.

company has
be taken

Common

184,662

of

of

27

Earnings

$8,454,534 $20,364,443 $17,201,728

fxd. chgs.

1175

portion

notification

of

•Write-offs

1951—2 Mos.—1950

631,295

173, p.

voted

3

March

on

will

Net

,898,540

—V.

April

minor

to

before

SYSTEM

income

'"*1949 ' '1
1948 1
$27,568,742 $26,055,055 $29,464,560

r

for

operating

987,996

1950

and

on

$30,000,000

with

Provision

2,367,153

'

Total

ship-

to

Brofit

14,402,754

Subs.)—Earnings—

31"-

OF

1951—Month—1950

Period End. Feb. 28—

Net

Stock

York

New

Year Ended Dec. 31—

17,309,048

16,015,939

16,363,432

1,412,914

the

on

a

Gross

■

railway__j_.v 19,364,681

Period End. Feb. 28-

19,811,025

974,478

shares

are
not on its approved list,. This will enable the.
advantage of opportunities when prompt action seems
the fund's operation.—V. 173, p. 1175,
*
•
>.

Sinclair

437,038

6,995,532

3,417,878

additional

-1948

.,

$7,853,483

7,972,924

20,007,648

the

of

500,000

use

plan.
The prices paid under the plan
85%
of
the
fair market value
as
set by

than

take

in

filed

number

1949

$9,091,664
1,606,275

$9,935,917

1,762,530

173, p. 1278.

"Reeves Brothers, Inc. (&

1950

1951

,V

,

EARNINGS

*

railway..
railway

to

purchase

.The stockholders will vote April 10 on approving a proposal to change
the authorized 100,000 no par common shares into a like number of
$5 par shares on a share for share basis and to increase the authorized

revenue____

It—

oper.

of

Shuron

;\'V.

\-:f~

..

oper."expenses—

$9,700,216
y

25,000,-

to

of business on
April 30, 1951, of
preferred stock, 4% series, lor the
purpose of drawing 4,950 shares of the stock for redemption on June 1,
1951, at $105 per share.—V. 172, p. 2028.
.; '
:
/
"

Co.,
trustee, 55 Broad St., New York,
(EST) on April 23, 1951, receive bids for the
5% gold bonds, dated July 1, 1905, to an
exhaust the sum of $15,701 at prices not to

railway—*.

from

Net

$9,559,937

to

a-proposal

1,000,000 shares

selling stockholder.

holders

oper.

1948

Stock, Etc.—

approving

on

from

Sherwin-Williams Co.—Partial Redemption—

Trust

to

railway

.

.

479,827

from

from

Net

1949

$6,888,834

Jan.

Net

1950

$9,494,414
1*727,367

oper.

From

1951

•

railway!.
railway,"—

Net- from

—V.

,

272,419

accrued interest.—V. 172, p. 1833..

and

oper.

Net

from

30

stock

which

letter

was

-

-"v:

—

the

1,528,774
776,088

,

Total

for purchase

April

capital

went to The National Shawmut Bank of

"3,994.193

614,411
214,320

.

Total

stock

Increase

Co.—To

&

mortgage

February—

-----"

343,685

From Jan. 1—

Gross

Gross

Reading Co.—Earnings

681,981

be

not

from

.4,.

1174.

-

a

,

:

the

on

will

$20,500,000

adoption

3,008,904

2,821,402

3,007,115

quarter

and

made

in

385,364

3 p.m.

first

Balance after

approved

*116,837

A.

This

about

be

105,868 tons of the company's products.

stockholders

.

Net

dividends.

rates

be

share

per

■

tax

may

amountjo. approximately

'

ment of

of

that

107,528

1175.

from

Gross

Net

expected

are

income

roll-backs

1950.

The

1951

payment

present

price

any

This

quarter

share

common

per

estimate

for' the

133,794

St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.—Earnings—

V;

1

239,497

■>

February—

Rayonier Inc.—Quarterly Earnings Estimated—
Earnings

*

r*.'"

735,551

income.

until

105

from

",vr,f

271,389

712,272

sufficient

amount
exceed

ry.

4

-

320,187

1—

of

it

Net

•'

.

1948

■'

A

Manufacturers

to

Net

•

*58,481

*168,035

—

$1,378,742 -i $1,968,109

281,222

railway..—

will

Y.,

sale

net assets of this balanced fund reached

f

»120,GO3

2,078,906

Shawmut Association
Offering Completed — Paine,;
Webber, Jackson & Curtis on April 2 made a secondaryoffering of 5,800 shares of common stock (no par) at
$16.50 per share, with a dealer's discount of 50 cents per
share. !It was; completed the same
day. The proceeds;

Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific Co.—Tenders—

new high
of $46,500,000 at the end of the first quarter (March 31,
1951), .compared with $44,888,000 at the end of the yCax" and $47,666,000 a year ago.—V. 172, p. 1833.....
r

1949

1950

$1,364,318

railway

173, p.

;,The
N.

a

i

272,64*

4.865,344

Roemer, Chairman, said ihe company does not at present
have any plans for substantially increasing debt nor does it
plan to
Issue any substantial amounts of the new stock.—V.
173, p. 1175.
\

;"v--

1951

income—

oper,

St.

land

of

-;_■

The Fund reports that total

276.569

21,876,378

6,870,802

proposes

less

1.000,000

,H.

record

(George) Putnam Fund of Boston—New High—

-

from

$1,384,341

railway—

oper.

Net

—V.

the Board, died March 15
for
some
months.—V.
171,

ill

*41,551

will -vote

stockholders

$15,000,000

150,000
V

"'"J V-

•

from

Net

Industries,; Inc.—Chairman Dies—

birthday.

-

■,

;■>

1175,.

From Jan,

Sanitary and Ship Canal
announced on April 3 by Brltton

was

*92,613

1175,

p.

stock

opening sale

advisable

•

Chicago

units I will

*12,479

1,002,115

*10,109

r

St. Louis, Brownsville & Mexico Ry.- —Earnings—, j

Harry Publicker, founder and Chairmen of

.

: 142,651

1951—4 Wks.—1950

February—
from railway....

Net

-V

station

;/

.

it

two

$144,255-

*70,484

Sharon Steel Corp.—Debt Limit Increased, Etc.—

/

Gross

Illinois—Expansion—

Y

.

power

bought

stores

Net

"' V '.i. .••'v:'.-,

.

173,

not

i/\ '44,070

204,421

7,880

•

p.

and

additions

property

V

Jt-_'"/V.

...

between" Lockportand Lemont,

'I:

of

generating units-totaling 300,000 kilowatts have been*
new" electric generating station to be, constructed by

tlje

277,458

323,946"
-

32,169

1951—12 Wks.—1950
''•"•••$
97,926,003
83,687,907 285,019,359 243,256,535
/ t 9,147,019
7,868,736
26,021,539
22,053,145
In operation
—1,944 •' '"1,993
in operation__„__„___
135
135

■

Canadian

1174.

p.
u

Service

first

ordered

to

proposes

series* C, "due
to
the cost

'applied

r:.

Public

'

—V,;i73,

giving interested persons until
the bond fininacing proposal
issue .and sell $10,000,000
of
1981,. at competitive bidding.

order

an

be

investment

request a hearing upon

company,

mortgage

Proceeds,

issued

2

$130,970

2,835,661

authorized

directors to

173, p. 6G3.

sales

Domestic

1951 to

the

companies

l* $321,528

$528,367

/

132,789

72,076

Period End. Mar. 24—

Public Service Co. of Oklahoma—Hearing—
SEC

1948

-1949-

1950

25,940,576

income.

company

The

r

1951—2 MOS.—1950

$164,958

-'

99,907

*

inc.

oper.

Deficit.—V.

Domestic

13,

967.

p.

1,211,322 '

railway____

employee

*153,585

*45,815.
*143,861

162,593 V

expenses-

ry.' oper.-

railway

Canadian

''April

173,

2,369,789

railway______

stockholders'

would

*57,218

Safeway Stores, Inc.---March Sales 17.01 % Higheiv-

•

173, p. 1379.

The

the

approved

241,220.—V.

to

-

of stock-*
stock purchas®

meeting

,

The stockholders

t,

.

annual

shares.

000

878.858 f

*125,353

1951—Month—1950

$262,500

revenue-

from

r

—_—

;__

Maurice '

1114.

173, p.

Period End. Feb. 28—

Railway oper.

Net

—_

Co.__

&

by

court

Selected American Shares, Inc.—Amends Charter—

Net

Co

&

stockholders

2,717,055

1951

oper,

The

Sacramento Northern Ry.—Earnings—

Railway

________

■

,

com-.-

*44,079

885,894

*76,507

*7,479
*108,960

■

income.—

oper.

"Deficit.—V.

1,300,000

_____

Marks

M.

Walker

H.

Co;

from

increase

an

railway____

$2,100,000

—_

______

Co.'—

&

Layrence
O.

&

corporation's

2,974,873

Sears, Roebuck
1948

1950

$369,975

1951
$392,535

railway__-___

oper.

Net

authorized

Additional amounts of any series may be issued.

Equitable Securities

that

of

the

at

railway™. $12,388,690 $10,642,810

•Deficit.—V.

RR.—Earnings-

from

Net

30,000 shs.
650,000 shs.

bonds

PURCHASERS—The names of the several principal underwriters of
bonds of 1981 series and the respective principal amounts sever11/to be purchased by each are set forth below: ...";

a

the

of

Wilmington

the

disclosed

railway

from

*

the
•

14,

in

made

oper." income:™

Net ry.

;ls limited by the restrictions of the indenture and indentures supple¬
mental thereto.

Del.,

Wilmington,

holder of 83 shares of the company's
restraining order to prevent the carrying oufc

been

vote

a

From Jan. 1—

From Jan. 1—

63,784 shs.

30,000 shs.
750,000 shs.

-

issuable

are

Net

Gross

(no par)

bonds

"The

5,500,000
100,000 shs.

$100)

•Common stock

Dec.

by

from

Net

173, p. 9.

Gross

10,000,000

pfd. stcck (par $100)__
pfd. stock, series B (par

cum.
cum.

in

stock purchase agree¬
Vice-President of this

Seaboard Air Line RR.—Earnings-

$2.09

$0.72

$0.95

•

Court

Md.,

February—
Gross

$2,377,601

$842,893-

$1,082,231
share__

com.

February—
from railway

4,000,000

1977——

series due April
pfd.
stock—

Cum.
,
*

profit
per

been

had

it

last

agreement

sales

Rutland
__

,':3%%

holders

.

Gross
Net
Earns

had

Previously

1951—6 Mos.—1950

1951—3 Mos.—1950

Chancery

Outstanding

1974__J__—___
1, 1978

"3%%

Application

of
Baltimore,
stock, for a temporary
of the agreement.

! $16,462,734 $10,600,708 $29,789,027 $22,052,720
Net prof. bef. Fed. taxes I
3,008,500
1,358,987
5,346,100
2,705,125
Federal income taxcs___
1,926,269
516,094 j 2,968,499
1,015,807
from

in

denied

prevent filfillment of a
L. Leban, director and

to

John

Sandler

(Including Domestic Subsidiaries)

Period End. Jan. 31—
Income

JPirst mtge. and coll. trust bonds:

f

volume

the

in

been

which

corporation, is to purchase 20,000 shares
stock, It was announced on April 2.

;

.

.

increased

that the

believes

activity

by

mon

Royal Typewriter Co., Inc.—Earnings— ■
.

approximately $23,850,000.

Rockwell

Mr.

great

has

Injunction

an

ment

Improvement in net profits.

an

has

t

It is
will amount to

and 1952

1951

date;

to

for

first quarter including the
purchase of the Pittsburgh Valve & Fittings Co. in Barberton, Oiiio;
building a new plant in Tupelo, Miss.; undertaking an armor plate
contract
at
the
Freeport,
111. Division, and defense
work in the
Pittsburgh, Pa., plant.—V. 173, p. 764.
\
There

the company and its sdbsidiarifcs.

program of

that new

$35,000,000

motion

A

Rockwell, Jr., President, on April 2 stated that in spite of
a
strike- at the Oakland, Calif., plant and higher taxes, the company s
earnings for the first two months of 1951 were 011 a par with the
same
period of last year. He pointed out that the backlog of orders
has
from
increased
$22,000,000
at
the end of
the year to over
F.

will show

Monday, April 9, 1951

.

.

Schenley Indusrties, Inc.—Injunction Denied—

Increased—

Rockwell Manufacturing Co.—Backlog
W.

.

filed
stock

Cba;.st

to g;o to selling

with

(no

the
pari

SEC
to

Se'c'ufities Co.,

on,'.March

22

be. offered

^tbcTchplders.-vV.

.143,

p.

4168.

(Alexander) Smith, Inc.—Proposed New Name—

See Alexander Smith & Sons

Carpet*Co. beidw;1,

cover

at

San' Francisco,

t

$7 25

Caiif.

Volume

Number 5001

173

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

/

Inc.—V.' 173,

204.

p.

-

A- letter

(1483)

11

,

of,"notification /was filed with

the SEC, on March- ,22
covering *
shares' of ■; Capital stock to be offered at,.$60 per share.-:,The
proceeds; are -to be used to set up net and contingency reserves ;On
policies "taken* over from Southern Bankers Mutual Life Insurance Co.

2,500

,

Corp.—To Borrow -$1,000,000—

Sonotone

:

;
Suburba«i Propane4Jas Corp.—Debentures Pl^lced
Privately—The company has placed privately through Eastmany. Dillon & Co.;,an issue^of, $li5Q0i00a 4 %:rinking Duid
debentures due May 1, 1965,: according to an announce¬
ment on April 5./;'yj

,

:

April:-16. -will vote on-a proposal «to> change-the

to-Alexander Smith,

the company

of

Southern Bankers Life Insurance .Co.,. Dallas,/Tex.—
Files With Securities 5c Exchange Commission-^

"

stockholders• oh

The
name

\

.

-

(Alexander) Smith & Sons Carpet Co.—To Change its

Name—r ••••:'.«'

""

-

,

-

Ther.proceeds 1 will be -used :-to*-replenish working capital and to
.purchase-two additional, properties.-** >.
with -the acquisition and construction of
«
«
[1
C
»
Southern Pacific Co. — Equipment Trust Certificates "
new. facilities, the company., obtained a, ^emparary.-SaoOfOOO-bank
loan,:
':
• t.CONSOLIDATED ."RESULTS - FOR I CALENDAR
mud lias since entered negotiations for .a
$1,000,000 long-term loan/ "Offered — Salomon Bros. &. Hutzler, and associates on
YEARS '
.v ^Year End. Dec. 31—
to fund these capital' and .related .expenditures.—V. 173,-p: 3$5.
y . ; v - rApril 4 offered $12,000,000 of series EE
> «:»195(b. »•/--;r
;'ll.y'ri'MT''
2%-%- -equ ipment "
Total
•revenues—.$12)566,171410,980,343 : $9,771,030 ' $7,772,635
f trust certificates maturing annually April. 1; 1952 to 1966"
Net income 4>ef <Jrc taxes
2,764,972- v•*2089,588 • - -1,643,101 > 1,193,139
Soss Manufacturings Co.—Number of Stockholders—.
Tot.: taxes and conting..
;inclusive,ratprices to yield from 2.15% to 3.00%,accord,1,254,750 ' :667,375
590,500
362,500
The company had a
total, of 1,55.7 registered stockholders: for its:; !ing to* maturity. /Issued sunder4he Philadelphia Plan, ;
common 7 stock in first- quarter t of
1951, -according to-Charles J. Boss, ,; tthe certificates are
Net income
being-offered subject to approval of
1—„ SV$1,51Q,222
*$1,421,183 u $1,051,601
$831,339 >
President
This compares with. a-total of 1,572 stockholders 4n. theTotal dividends—the Interstate Commerce Commission. The bankers
654,356
543,594
"471,700.
-417,595"
were*, Com: ,shs..
fourth qnarter-of 1950, and with 1,450 in the first quarter-a year ago.,;
outstandingsi
; 735,184 •
.6X8,3.71»i .1:590,950
^awarded the certificates on April 3 on their bid of 99.1827. »
590,000
—V.
172, p. 1932. -* '
"V V.'f
' 'r ' • *"
*•
'
' "
Earns.-per com. sh—$2.16 •
; 7,r *$2.21 1
$1,61
;*,Halsey. Stuart ifc Co. Inc. submitted the- only other • bid, naming.-'
."Before-extraordinary and non-recurring charges-.V :
South Carolina lnsurance Co.—Stock Offering. Etc.—
.99.0699 for 2^is.
_T;v.; • •.
CONSOLIDATED-BALANCE ' SHEET AS OF DEC. 31
v Tha--certificates
wjll he rsecured -by/ new
.The stockholders of record March 15 have-been. given the right to
standard-gauge^ railroad t T
ASSETS—
'' "
V 1950.
equipment/having ajn cstimated-.a«gregate cm-t of/"$16,000,000.
194 9
subscribe on or-before April 15 for 5,000-additional shares of capital
-

/

During. .1950'in connection

•

•

-

.

.

1

.

...

.

"

...

.

r

.

1

.

,

.

,

'

■

.

..

.

.

.

stock

each

at $20

Feb.

21, .last,

authorized

the

share on the basis of one new share for
proceeds will increase .capital qnd surplus.

Other'members" of

per

shares held,. The

10

On

-

$10)

(par

Securities

approved a proposal to increase
60,000 shares, from 50,000
shares.

stockholders

the

stock,

capital

to

V'

5,000 authorized but unissued shares.—V.

173, p. 1114.

EARNINGS FOR FEBRUARY

r

Gross
!

Net

—:

Cost of sales and expenses

1949

-41,925,799

—_———

AND

FIRST

TWO

*1950..

1951

-

•

Co.;

Union

Demand deposits
Accounts

"o

\ :;

MONTHS

'1948'

1949

income—i

1,247,493

1,064,701

764,352

38,617,277

from

railway—

75,436,645»

'

•

"Deficit,,

:

56,989,846

,

16,761,389

1,237,829

■

Contracts

credits

Income

$12,893,795

$8,968,631

1,205,230

_

——

1,419,349

——

——

I

;
"

Period End. Feb. 28—

Total
Total
income

Gross

Income

for

Prov.

;

ot

oper.
oper.

'

1951—Month—1950

Other

and State

income

taxes__—__

"5,191,100 V 2,233,800
964,853
1,043,911

Minority Interest in net income of subsidiaries...

•

Net rev. from ry. oper.-.$7,437,123

;

Consol.
—V,

net

income,—

173, p.

1,976,782

6,022,875

income

Net

—————:

Dividends

paid
Earnings per share—————

$7,607,262

$6,649,288

5,650,989
$4.39

——

3,829,776

—

—

————

Customers'

2,064,641

February—
from railway

for
depreciation,
depletion' and
amortization
against income amounted to $3,238:497 for 1950 and $2,101,-

for 1949.—v.' 170,

695.

p.

■

.;

c

:

,

Net

from

Net

ry.

■

Co.—Common

Southern

April 4 headed

Stock

Offered—Lehman Bro¬

,l'":

Common

1Q40

from

Net

a

ry.

—V.

railway

40,732,515
9,980,382

34,031,227

35,615,030

one

year—est.)
*

;•

27o"il3
360,000
1,701,300

735,196
5,931,365

-

618,377
'

4,828,543

2,461*112

1,605,245

7,839,880

5,879,230

3,588,591

2,437,373

4,430,024

income,,.

—

$23,677,774 $21,023,364

______

~

Sundstrand Machine Tool Co.—Private Placement— r
The

1279.

fund

1950

Spokane International RR.—Earnings—

to

in

company

debentures
to

June,

to

to

sold

1950,

John

used

were

$1,500,000

Hancock

retire

Mutual

$700,000

inclusive* without premium
capital.

working

and

3>/2%

15-year

Life

Insurance

debentures

of

1956

tlie

Other

bids

received
it

Stanley

from

were

Kidder,

Co.;

the following:
Merrill Lynch,

headed by
Co. and

groups

Peabody

it

February—.
Gross

(jointly), $10.8589 per share. JIarriman Ripley
per share. Union Securities Corp. and Equitable
(jointly), $10.82 per share; and Blyth it Co., Inc.,
$10,804 per share.
'
;
'
'
&

ry.

1951

railway

:

income—

oper.

Gross

from

of

sale
of

its

company

shares

these

to

to ' use

proposes

purchase

additional

foui; subsidiaries to assist them

It
$5,000,000 •in

is

programs.

proposed

to

the
shares

in

Georgia Power Co.; $2,000,000
$2,000,000 in Mississippi Power Co.
•
CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM—Total

utility
and

companies

1953

in

the

estimated

arc

Southern
at

'BUSINESS—The

in

Gulf

Power

remainder

railway—-

Power

Co.,

/

$218,100,000,

during

which

of

1951, $81,600,000

.CAPITALIZATION GIVING

EFFECT

TO

PRESENT

967.■

"51,737
*97,267

Net

ap¬

from
ry.

^

4,051

;

"

■

;

,,

stock

Gross

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

i-

1950

-

"

1949

1948

$1,576,162

426,220

273,841

203,404

37,905

railway

"87,308

"3,959,290

PURCHASERS—The underwriters named
to

purchase and

the

the .company

respective, amounts-set

t-V\

»«'•

1^'

y-v-f*

.

^

'

sharesof stock.

forth,
1

.'i.

*

.'

■

below have

has .agreed
"■*

16,306,494 shs.

severally agreed
severally,-in

aggregate" of

an

.V

;

1,000,000

Brothers

American

v

3,415,536

614,626

730,235

•

•

141,004

v

Geo.

G.

Bache

Bacon,
Robt.

Applegate £ Co.

£

Whipple
W.

£

Baird

Co

£

Co

£

VLee

18,400
-

7,200

Becker

G.

A.

Eiehler

Bingham,
Blair,

£

Co.

3,817,218
'

613,045

■

it

Hurry

Co.

5,600

Inc.—

William Blair £ Co.v—
Boenning it Co.
Byron

Cabell

£

"'"60,565

98,614

Co

Factors Corp.,

N. Y. City

Securities

—

Of¬

Clark

it

Jullen

Davis,

-

Co._2_

Dixon

Co:.

&

__:

Chapman

it
it

it

Meyerhoff

Brokaw £ Co.

&Co.

Harrison

Hayden,
J.
W.

Lunt
it

B.

E.

The

3,400

Corp.

Co.

H.

it

Son.—

Co

...

10,800

Bopd

1.

—V.

Jones

-

Brothers

it

it

7,200

Co., Inc.

due

Blosser_—

it

5%

*

F.

-

it

Co

.u
t

Wood

£

•

- -




'

par

be

diversified

days' interest.

5,000

WaggonerF. S. Yantls it Co., Inc;__
Zuckermaa.v Smith it Co._

used

additional* working

as

group

of

"

subordinated

p.

by furnishing,
and

Is

en¬

173,

to

of

increase

due

July

;

-

:___:

notes

stock

173,

so

the

April

onJ

stated

stock

of

the

$561,000

2

31-,;—

•

"

'

250,000

par)__

cumulative

The

1

v;v.>»-.

j>;'

;

.

.

14,490,177

;<■

'.2

"

13,40,7,340

;—-

$7,567,913

$3,842,609

$17.89

-

$9.08

.■/

company's

stock

eliminate

$12,50

share.

per

for

tA

issuance

stockhodlers

Life Insurance

on

Co.—V.

March

169, p.

1

common,

and

stock

of
to

from

to

Corp.—Stock

Offered—Hill,; Richards

total
upon

of

A

200,000

approved

a

proposal to

proceeds

share.

per

will

added

be

above

'

•

to

working

machinery.

capital

and

used

to

•-

company manufactures
letter of notification was

ing the

290,500 shs.

■

shares
of

net

mentioned

telereaders,- telecorders
filed

50,000

with

shares

the
of

SEC

capital

and

teleplotters.

March

on

21

cover¬

stock." ; /

50,000 shs.

Tennessee Central Ry.—Earnings—

,

February—

preferred stock without

conversion

March 28 offered 50,000 shares of
capital stock

The
*

none

-

of

Gross

common

415-year

from

1951

railway—/

Net

from

Net

•

ry.*oper.

-

1950

1948

$337,222

79.784

"15,588

*10,809

27,513

"91,722

$304,577

67,884

inconrn—

1949

$380,045

39,559

$387,788

,

railway—

*

9,205

-

•»

From Jan. 1—

Gross

from

from
ry.

railway—,

-

.income

.

694,852

758,394

192,522

,157,056

,140,638

*11,332

65,102

railway

oper

843,224

„

49,070

33,361

*158,058

'

"Deficit.—V.

173.

p.

1115.

*

689.264

;

•

acquire Family
•

1013.

Strategic Materials Corp., Buffalo, N. Y.—Files—

4

'

corporation on-April-3-filed a letter of-notification" with .the
covering 100.000 shares of common stock fpar $1), to be offered
per share by Hamlin £ Lunt of Buffalo, N. Y.
The proceeds are

working capital.

of

com¬

rights

stock)

common

shares

of

I
the

preemptive

any

(including

..

number

of

864.

on

purchase

250,000
.

50,000 shs.
750,000 shs.

75-cent

r

•

750,000

300.000 shs.
(no

(par $1)—
value

reserved

to be used for

;■:•,■

.

.

.

authorized-amendments

4

to-deny and

as

(par $1) at $5,871/2

Net

at $3

.

i

authorized

shares

p.

& Co.

Sterling Insurance Co.—Acquisition Authorized—

SEC

$16,658,542
716,859 ' : 591,4P7

$22,058,09Q $17,249,949

.22

Telecomputing

-

Outstanding
'
'
1
•

750,000

$5)__

pref.

.

$1,000,000

—:

(par

:

15,

—,

The

3,400

8,237,712

750,000.
The .stockholders also approved an employees' stock option plan providing for the granting ,to key
employees
of options to purchase not
exceeding 35,000 shares of common stock.-—
V.

;

2,300

;

$21,341,231
"

-

the

462,666

'

'

Tennessee Gas Transmission
The

v

1950

'

stockholders

holders

Dec.

The
e"

■

9,225,(172

2_C

—

share.

-204.

pany's charter

Net
-

1951

* '

(James) Talcott, Inc.—Stock Increased, Etc.—

The

subordinated debentures of which 68,000 shares wSre issued
conversion of $340,000 principal amount of such debentures prior
31, 1950.—V. 173, p. 967.

upon

-

'

debs;

I960—

cumul.

were

?

'

-

clients

convertible

3,^00
-

2405.

p.

'i.

Chemical Bank £ Trust Co., New York, has been
appointed
trustee, paying-agent and registrar ..for a new series of $3,000,000 first
mortgage bonds, 3 1/10% series, due 1981.—V. 158,' p. 295.

,

and

paper

.

conv.

31.

value-is

stock

7,200

St

1

The

-

t

•w

3,400

business

any

2,300

5,200

income
per

>

widely

a

2——

"The

-

»

Co.—

Wyatt, -Neal

on

-

Wagenseller^ it Durst,

E.

will

.

1956

Corp
10.800
Ac.Latshaw, Inc._
7,200

,

Harold

proceeds

subordinated debs, due Dec.

*75-cent

7,200

Swift

American

60

part

company supplements banking services

to

-

Preferred

14,400

Co.,

net

subordinated

1958

5,000

3,400
5,600

Dec.

4V2%
.

7,200

1

Uhlmann

"

...

tCommon stock

Co

Nicola&s it

payment of

'

18,400

10,80o

4,300

£ Co._-_

173, p, ,1380. "

Boyce__^

in

or

Authorized

28,800

Inc.-

3,400,

Co.l.

£

18,400

Watling,. Lerchen it Co.— l
3,500 ^Weeden-: it Co. Inc,
J. ,R. Williston $ Co..
V - " "

—_

D.

Henry

Swiss
.

34.050'

Share

it

it

Inc.

4,300

Company.....

j-.i

Jones

Straus

34,050

it Co...
Jenks, Kirkland it Grubbs.
Edward

Co._

'

'

2,300

tSupl«e, -Yeatman

2,300

Co

Bros,

Stifel,

10,800

Co.—

Janney

T.

it

upon

all

short-term self-liquidating obligations acquired through its opera¬
The company does not engage In the business of making per-

sonal loans.

6,300

Stern

34,050

and

4%,%- 15-year

34,050

Hammill

•

Superior Water, Light & Power Co.—Trustee—

redeemed

CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING

*

Inc;

Stein

3,400
it

it

Hutton

Indianapolis

Inc

or

installment

3,400
'

Shuman,* Agnew it Co._
Sills, Fairman it Harris,

34,050

...

Hilliard

Illinois

Co.

Hutton it

Robert Showers

1,400

Co

Stone

Richards

J.

it

Net

Earnings

tions.

,.i

14,400

Winston

Shearson,

4,300

Garrett it Sons——

Goodbody it Co.—.
Granbery, Marache it
Hallgarten it Co.—
it

*

10,800

Freehling,
Friedman,

„'

34,$50

5,000

Co..

Marshall

-

7,20o

Schwabacher & Co_____"___ 25,200
Scott St Stringfellow
7,200
Shaughnessy it Co., Inc—_ .2,300

f

7,200

Co

Foster

Hamlin

Rowles,

1,000

j.

.

■

——

—V.

other negotiable
documents
or
assets. The company's assets consist almost entirely of cash, receivables

-5,000

Co

3,400

Ferris

Robert

it

be

may

notice

capital

acceptances,-

5,000

Gardner--

Co.__

it

Schoellkopf,
Pomeroy,

3,40o

.

Clark £ Co

Farwell,

it

4,300

Sons

Co

Fahey,

& Kern.er,1_I_—

Reynolds
Riter

3,400
<fc

__

2,300

...

Edwards

Inc.

Reinholdt

••

•

development expend.,». lease> rentals
abandonments, interest on debentures,
and provisions for depl., depreciation, losses
„of subsidiaries,, and'Federal income taxes-u._v

;

principally in financing sales and other current operations for
manufacturers, jobbers, distributors, dealers, merchants and others by
purchasing or making advances on their accounts receivable, notes,

2,000

Co.——:—

* t.

•1

and

gaged

34,050

Close

Rambo,
'

Noonan

c

G.

it

5,200

Co

£

Bretscher

Inc.

Hill

Putnam

60 days'

''BUSINESS—The

it

*—

4.300

—

Dempsey-Tegeler £
Oetmer

Este

3,400
7,200

Skaggs it Co

Jackson

debentures

on

working

10,80o

Palmer Co—

i'\.

stock and

common

capital for the company's general corporate purposes.

3,400

Curtis

7,200

Dempsey £ Co.

A.

Pained-Webber,
Roger S.

•

stock will be sold except in connection with

.PROCEEDS—The

;

10,800

7,200

28,800

_

Co.—

£

Co

Newburger it Co.—
Newhard, Cook it Co——

7,200

Co._;

Weedoir £

Co

<fc

day

3,400

Collins & Co.—' 3,400

Crowell,

it

Wells
Favre,

V

Intangible
•'

•

3.400

Inc.______

2,300

Clayton Securities Corp.—.

Gruttenden

Turben

>'■

-

Total

.

of par, each purchaser of a $1,000 debenture be¬

common

The

Murphey

:

income———$30,566,303 $24.896,'254

Operating income
Miscellaneous income"

purchases of the debentures.

■

2.300

—

Miller it Co.—

..Mullaney,

10,800

Brooke-£, Co._

W.

•

.t

operating, -. geological,:, geophysical,
and general and administrative exps.

taxes,

-.5,600

5,200

■

Brush, Slocumb £ Co
E.

Co

'

working capital.—V. 171,
.

Production,

fered—Crowell, Weedon & Co., Los Angeles, Calif., on
March 5 publicly offered $100,000 of 5% subordinated
debentures due Dec. 31, 1956 and 15,000 shares of com¬
mon stock (par
$1). The offering price of the debentures

of

7,200

-

it

5,200

.

—,

Branch.

Co.

Moran

Merrill,

34,050

34,050
10,800

—

for

and

Gross operating

"589,454

each purchaser of a $500 debenture entitled to
purchase
75 shares of common stock at $2.70 per share. No shares

1,500

Co.—

Mead,

,.

34,050

Corp

Co

&

Co
Co..'.

McCourtney-Breckenridge ">
it

Inc.34,050,

Walter &

Rollins

19,800

Co

£

it

Mason,
'

Bateman,

Higginson

Loewi

r

70,800

it

Kormendi

Lester

Co., Inc. 1OJ09*

l

Kidder

M.

John

1,200

Co.—

Barth

J.

A.

18,400

Corp.

'v.'<

'

Superior Oil Co., Los Angeles, Calif.—Earnings—

1176.

p.

ing entitled to purchase 150 shares of

Shares

.•34,550

Securities

debt
•

••

.

"

is 95%

.

Shares
Lehman

*

to sell to them

below,

"

6 Months Ended Feb. 28—

3,368,465

1,205,512

>'

income,/:^.

Standard

Outstanding

y

25,000,000 shs.

retire

227,176

130,126

to

$1,778,257

362,614

railway—L_

oper.

"Deficit.—V.' 173,

FINANCING ':

Authorized

"

(par-$5)—————,

2583.

The corporation on
April 2 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering $300,000 of unsecured 6% non cumulative convertible
10-year
debentures, to be offered at par (in denominations of $100 each),
through Hugh J. Devlin of New York.
The proceeds are to be used

'

Common

167, p.

Super Electric Products Corp.—Files With SEC—
i.

$1,704,824

income—'

oper.

year.—V.

■;

$1,718,717

railway—

.

From Jan. 1—

1

.

1951

•

1,

added

was

51,355

*20,935

fiscal

280,686

18,786

->

^

>

234,289

..

.

*24,142

i

February—
from railway

Net

its subsidiaries,
furnishes
electric
service
in
the
States
of/.Alabama,
Georgia,*; Florida' and
Mississippi And covers an area of ! approximately 100,000 square miles
with an estimated population in excess of 6,280,000.
•

"3,110

::

.

265,970

20,345

*

Gross

during
■

"41,102

,

1943

Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—

and

through

Co.,

173, p.

'

.

317,365

railway:
income—w

oper.

"Deficit.—V.

19,995

25,618
.

The

Nov.

the debenture provisions provide for a fixed
sinkirtg fund at. the
rate of $100,000 per annum
beginning July 1, 1951 plus a contingent
sinking fund of 20% of the preceding year's consolidated net income
in excess of $600,000 after
deducting from such income the- amount
of
the contingent
sinking fund payment made during the preceding

$127,066

"21,968

Co.;

expenditures of- the
the years 1951, 1952

for

approximately

Southern

from
ry.

stock

common

Alabama

construction

system

proximately $78,200,000 will be spent
1952, and $58,300,000 during 1953.
;

of

Net

Net

the

financing their construction

in

$5,000,000

invest

from

proceeds

1949

$111,893

42,572

.v

♦

PROCEEDS—The

1950

$158,830

.

"35,837

'

From Jan. 1—

Corp.

'

$143,944
"12,045

.

railway

$10,851

Inc.,

Co.,

Securities

from

Net

Fenncr it Beane

Pierce,

from

Net

sinking

Co.

maturing

^

Morgan

30,000

'

574,550

business^-

;

173, p. 385.

proceeds

v

19,481

10,506,6jQ0

.

(par $50)—
(par $1)
paid-in capital-.,

76,920
22,373

30,612

34 429

-

-

10,250,000
500,000
309,423
470,000
50,000

—

in

70,000

-

-34,380

stock

reinvested

365,615

7,347-

self-insurance

Total
-V.

40,018,238
10,019,286

3,752,985

railway

oper.

173, p.

-

stock

stock

Earnings

1Q4R

$16,377,046 $17,008,408 $18,843,007
4,044,933
3,660,788
2,904,643
4,503,849
1,448,782
1,667,082
1,212,854
1,933,191

railway
;
Income

from

;

:

$382,491
-142)894

.71^667
125^381

contingencies

pfd.

cum.

Additional
IQ'if)

liabilities

—

•

$18,959,493

oper.

Net

purchase group which offered
1,000,000 shares of common stock (par $5) at $11.37y2 per
share. The group was the successful bidder for the stock
on April 3 with an offer of $10.9851.
.
on

for

From Jan. 1—
Gross

thers

y-'

for

5%

IQ^I

Gross

NOTE—Allowances

565

-V.v

I

preferred

on

deposits

Reserve

Ry.—Earnings—

$3.80

payable

Reserve

■'

275,478

$841,371
-1,164,458
117,095

Sundry
Fifteen-year 4% skg. fd. debs, due Nov. 1, 1964
4%
skg. fd. debs, due May 1, 1965

1279.

Southern

"Includes $474,000 for Federal excess profits tax.

charged

■■''

^

___-v

debt

current

deposits (due within
accounts payable

'

•

long-term

on

Customers'

$6,398,959 $22,167,535 $12,076,169

1,525,539

11,927,019
7,332,389
266,394f

$23,677,774 $21,023,364

accrued

Dividend

1951—2 Mos.—1950

————*

Federal

•_
;

payable (trade)_
Federal taxes on Income (est.)—.
Payrolls and vacation pay

$43,776,379 $37,243,761 $97,732,926 $75,900,300
36,339,256
30,844,802
75,565,391
63,824,131

revs—

exps—

$14,099,025 $10,387,980
335,810
460,981

—

——

charges

ry.

(nct)i'__/

;

LIABILITIES—

"(EARNINGS OF TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM)

,

,161,665
9,699;526
7,332^89

-

——

Interest

income

Operating

and
goodwill
charges

Accounts

4,599,853

y

.

plant and equipment

Deferred

13,436,170

"794,335

•

1,367,306

169,886

and

$.726,772
-1,460,22$

1,742*619

expenses

Property,

68,199,403

5,066,761

-

$545,691
1,693,776

2,372,660

59,754,651

■

7,518,643

5,378,758

income-—

oper.

ry.

hand-../

on

pay

other

t

Total

from-railway

-Net

and cash

receivable

(net)
Inventories (at the lower of cost or market)-—
Prepaid insurance,- ■ deferred. vacation

railway— $33,752,378 "$28,148,768 $29,312,871 $33,215,292
5,590,626
4,211,210
3,621,197 ..: 6,649,169

ry.-oper.

Net

•

:$54,819;594 $47,585,908

—-

from

Gross

1950

.

:

—^

L

From Jan. 1—

(& Subs.)—Earnings-

Dec. 31—

Ended

Year

Sales

Drexel

arc:

from-railway.-,.

,

•Net

South Penn Oil Co.

group

Corp., and Stroud & Co.-Inc.-

"■-•February—

Following completion of the sale of the above-mentioned 5,000 shares,
the directors propose to declared a stock dividend of the remaining

the-offering

Thrift

statement

Plan

with/the

of

-the

SEC

company

covering

Co.—Registers With SEC

on -March

29

fll?d

a

registration

"Contributions'to.

be made by the
Company to rThe Thrift
Plan Amounting to $600,000- and 'the. Guarantee
.by. Tennessee Gas
Transmission Company of The Thrift Plan.
The purpose, of the
Thrift Plan is to provide aerogram
whereby eligible employees of

Employees ,of

Tennessee

Gas

Transmission

..

the;-company- may-furtherctheir lown- financinHliidependence.*-

12

(1484)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Preferred Stock Offering to Be Deferred—

UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters

The

company

offering

400,000

of

tentatively
Webster

for

decided,

eumulative

—V.

173,

indicated

5

shares

April

Securities

It has

April

on

Corp,

syndicate

a

through.with

go

stock.

common

Sale

headed

by

is

centage ^of

set

Stone

by each

White, Weld & Co.
''\
however, to defer offering of 100,000 shares of

1115.

/

'

,

"

"

.

' J '

such

Smith,
new

The

ICC

has

the

the

authorized

abandonment

abandon

to

company

lumber

the

of

entire

for

This

C.

which

the

originally

constructed.—V.

152,

2720,

p.

-

,

line

r

,v

„..

Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Clarke

Public Relations Director—

■

W.

Appointed

&

Si

Co.

$1,200,000

or

Lion

ublic

i

Oil

formerly

Co.,

El

Assistant

Dorado,

realtions.—V.

173,

to

the

Arkansas,

where

1176.

P;-

Chairman

The

corporation, on

rural

charge

Spencer

26

filed

Fahey,

of

Field,

'

Belton, Tex.—Files

Hayden,

notification

of

telephone

exchanges

with

offered

the

at

be

to

are

W.

par

H.

The

used

Riter

Texas Gas Transmission
The

has

authorized

this

corporation

to

G. H.

facilities necessary to connect and operate the
Jl ford underground storage field, near
Petersburg, Ind.
The
facilities,
estimated
to
cost
$938,811,
include 12 miles of
t
.nnecting line, a 1,200 horsepower gas compressor station, a storage
i/.s measuring station, and 4.5 miles of storage field lines.—V. 173,
■1
479'
:
" ■:
'
"'.i:■
gas

E.

,'/

February—

Z ■;•//

<

railway
et from railway—
Let ry. oper. income—.
From Jan. 1—

Net

from

i.'et

ry.

$212,358

1948

79,899

32,526

12,090

533,450

550.821

.

435,913

.

at

157,483

..254,156

,' / 189,601

58.608

*"

114,414

82,965

income J—

100

'

and

173,

;/z.:/ZZ^/X.//:/

141,136

.

interest.

accrued

/'7;V'fZ;/. >■

This

be

made

'■/"V"7;'

.

on

H;
i

.

estimated

that

out

of

$40,000,000 scheduled

--u

total

a

ihmg

better than half will be
'V;,.haps 80% altogether will be

uLcly civilian sales with

I

"

■

i

c

V:

■

„•

Z;ZZ

■-»:

the

and

172,

forecast
to

-V. 173, p.

765.;

the

at

increase

rate.

same

with

current

increase

L

L-jv

ry.

the

from

C-rxs
Let

from

Let

ry.

/,

-V.

173.

($5

i

t.

,

'+

i.

covering

the

:'/■

\

188,422

Railway
Railway

•

—V.

1948

132,513

*■,

■.

.

'

762,010"

'

/.

£

one

icock

240,688

104,191

offering to stockholders

u

,

will

1,

have

1955,

the,

benefit

which

is

of

an

calculated

will

<

«"'•

.11

k

C

has brought

aircraft

company s
-iLlCS.

PrPcess

about

products

a

.

as

a

result

vOSINESB—Corporation

is "a

engine and others parts for
<

.

x

accessories
.nes

for

and for

i'rnclpal

aircraft and

industrial

jr.

c.

of

it/r

a

u

'//• ear 3XU% debs,
6
cumul

Common

"

sinking
at

which

the

company

Mr.
to

ex-

stock

a

«

(par

stock

its

„

EFFECT

,

■»"ted

drp.umon

cuunges

with

respect

stock,
In the

least

60%

and

'

•••:,

stock

the

subject
common

are

be

>,'• -'f'.i.

to

possible

stock.




No

adjustment
such

options

per

stock

the

annual

offered

of

of

to

notification

resale

to

druggists

and

the

New

210,000

effect

York

Curb

additional

with

for

the

working

/

J

shares

distribution

a

of

of

.

./'

.

April" 4

par

no

capital

additional

one

,•.

on

Exchange"

Share

•&'

of

1951.—V. 173, p. 765. %

by Smith, Barney & Co!,

the

books

of

■

closed.

The

.

oversub¬

was

par

of

the

the

have

event

been

of

granted.

priced at

was

public

was

high
the

and

the

•

;

,

organized

quality,

in

1899.

•

It

manufactures

high-fashioned

nylon" tricot lingerie
"Vanity Fair" trade name to deX
shops from coast to coast.
Through

well-known

specialty

operates

company

Jackson,

during

four

Demopolis

manufacturing plants located Z:;
Atmore, Ala. Z; ■ Z ,
'

and

amounted

to

1950

;

.

/

■■■■■ :i.

A.

C.

&

May

be

%

Allyn and

Co., Inc.

Sullivan

&

Power

(Inc.)

Coffin,

ifc

Gas

direct

De

&

share,

while

the

of

use

share would
$13.68 each.

per

by

the

class

or

v

(Inc.)

1,000

Loeb," Rhoades

'

&

Co.—

&

*, V
3,000

4,000

Co.,

Inc.

1,000
5,000
4,000

&

Son

5,000

Gardner.;.

Z1.20

Co.

&

8,000

Townsend,

'

V

/

Bpdine.

2,000

<fc

&

Co._'

&

Suplee.
Sutro
G.

H.

Dean

Yarnall

2,000

1176..

/

Inc.
4,000
Inc.——:—" 6,000

Co.,

3,000

Co.ZT_—3,000

Walker

CompanyZ-X—3,000
Corp.—

\
2,000

Staats Co.,

Yeatman <fc Co., Inc.

&

Michigan
1115,

4,000

8,000
'

R.

Stroud

3,000
3,000

pp.

Co.——

Inc.

William

,1,000

duPont

&

Company
Sills,, Fairmian & Harris,

3,000

Chapman & Co.—

&

&

Newbold's

Reynolds

10,000

173,

>,1

Co.—

McGlone

H.

Reinholdt

2,000

Co.—_

of

&

Schwabacher

Dillon

First

Z

& Co.

W.

10,000

Co

2,000

Graham,

Co;_X_Z^X__"' 10,000

Co.

Carl

1

6,000

Cq._,_.

Co.

Newhard," Cook & Co.—
Penington, Colket and Co.

3,000

Co.__—

—V;
:

&

Witter' &
&

Co

5,000

Co.10,000

Co

3,000

/

book

February—
from railway.—_i

From Jan. 1—

Z Grpss
Net

from

from

Net

ry.

r;"

y

.*

■LfV/VZ -340,9.25

1,407,210 %

968.

z z

.

548,596

2,892,344

2,793,424

p.

842,$08

"}

"

6,708.993

267,693.

305,228.,,

2,540,810
1,663.749

;

340,385 ;z

111.815
''

I*,;. *v:

.

;

..

*
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co.—-Debt
Increase Approved—-■

The

the

173,

$2, 945,757

1,210,300

*^ J. 791,051

**.214,354

.6,789,627

income.J_

1948

;$3,248.432

*351,924-

"' *

.J

—

railway.—^

oper.

1949 /

$763,314

647,83$
"

s

.*

1950

$3,099,894

1,161,351

railway

;Z; >Deficit.—V.

acquire
of

1951

...

Gross

amoynt

value

:Virginian Ry.—Earnings—

Net from railway.
Net ry. oper. Income

,V

would

;

v

M.

V"

McCormick

•

belo'w:
Shares

■

Co.—2,000

3,000
Co.

number

Shields

I.

FarweU,

37,355

proceeds to

the

'

~

&

Eastman,

shares

A

j

stockholders

increase
.

Carl

&

2,000

61

Ferris

Janney

6,000

&

.

145,000

stock

-

<fc

Co.___X___

Haven

Francis

Central

of

Power;

^
to

the

listed

are

Noyes,

Parsons

:

Co.——

&

Dixon

Hemphill,

3,000

_

"Zr Crouter

.

and

them

'

4,000

'

Co.,

"

Collins &

Courts

shareholders.

shares

Co,

distribution

of

4,000

Betz

JUlien
;

'

Consumers

Light;

underwriters
each

"■■
~C ■'
Hallowell, Sulzberger &

/

—6,000

1

Chiles, Huey Co
Clark, Dodge &

resolution which
proposing that $20,-

common

of

by

a

7

.

35,340

&

Central Republic Co.

;

v,:;7:/;7 '-V'

distributed'to

Z
of

shares

purchased

Co.—4— 27,000

Butcher & Sherrerd
HZ M. Byilesby and

',y\yvZ-

>■

reject

to

meeting

consist

Delaware

$32

,

the

■

Barney

Inc.

ZJ

-

.

be

Whipple & Co.—
Blunt Ellis & Simmons

.1,574,482

t

to

names -of

Bacon,

$10,426,178

Z..

.

shares

common

Bosworth,

stockholders

March

on

company's Indebtedness

20

to. not

approved

more

9.

proposal

to

.

increase 'the

than_$l,OOOZOOO.r-V., 171,

'

investment

in

additional

utility

properties.

•

.

*

-,

14«6.

p.

company

in

has

Delaware

received
Coach

person,

SEC

Co.

(Wilmington)
in

to

sell

Russell S.

to

cash.

o3.lle company

SEC

authorization

for $400,000

War Eagle Mining Co. (Idaho)—Files
With SEC—

t

'
/

its

Z

;

Coachf

all

10,000

shares

latter;

owned

and

be

Delaware

Coach

stock

shares

for

par

will

Ward Baking

Coach

capital

surrender

cancellation

Delaware

promissory

remaining
sold

to

annual

26,000

Mr.

note

of

shares

Stoughton
Delaware

payments

made

of

note

Delaware

of

for

$400,000

Coach

will

Coach

in

issue

of

173,

p.

on

March

29

its

on

1,

else

of

April

the

share

per

'*

•

'
,

of

the

1951,

stock

1962,

...

-

1951,

the

stock

to

$15

share

per

173,

subscription

purchase
in

accordance

479.

p.

price

warrants

payable

increased

with

the

■Z ■

upon
from

terms

Warren
The

1

of

the

SEC
to

$12 50

of

such
1

,
.

(Ohio) Telephone Co.—Files With SEC—
March

on

3,000

offered

at

0.27695'-.of

The
,

company

covering

be

of

prin¬

Interstate

acquisition

excr»

...

are

will

$83,333,33

unpaid

the

Corp.

proceeds

a
are

lures.—'V. 170,

23

shares

$100

for

to

each

reimburse

letter

a

dividend

$5

share

per

share
to

filed

of

present

share

vhe

■

of

preferred

stock

stockholders

.held,

company

notification

without

lor

in

-

w:th

the

(110

pat)

the

ratio

underwriting.

construction

345.

p.

Webster Tobacco Co., Inc.—To
Merge

Co.—Merger—;

that it proposed to merge

above.—V.

173,

p.

570.

'

/•

■

C».—^Warrant'Price'Increased—^

1,

common

warrants.—V.
I.

$1,000,000

The

with

U. S. Industrial Chemicals, Inc.—Proposed
Merger—
National Distillers Products

of mine. '

Coach.

subsidiary, the Fidelity and Guaranty Insurance Corp. All but 7,636
the 200,000 shares of capital
stock of Fidelity and Guaranty
outstanding are now owned by United States Fidelity.—V. 171, p. 699.

See

development

expendi-

1280.

United States Fidelity & Guaranty
company announced

The

principal

1, 1951, and will bear Interest
at 4% per annum.
By order of March 13,
Commerce
Commission approved Mr.
stock.—V.

capital
Dec.

on

cipal

Coach

Effective

'

the

by

will

Delaware

"cash.

mature

account

on

for

.

commencing Dec.

The

no

'

promissory
have

by
'the

in" exchange for -such
to UGI a $1,000,000

deliver

The
to

of

outstanding 36,000 shares of
U£I.
R is proposed that UGI

a letter of notification with the
of non-a/isessabie
capital
stock
(par
at 25-cents
per share; without
underwriting

shares

stock

' '

has

i

March 20 filed

op

1,000,000

covering

five cents) to.be offered
The proceeds are to be used

Stoughton,

'-

of
anv

of

under

stores

sales

Smith,

of

shares of

shares

stock

•'

:

$16,604,736

Stoughton's

options may'be

line

the

at

g::;-Z''Z

/ V

'

sa.id

at

stock,

Outstanding

unissued

first

.UNDERWRITERS—The

,

.

pavts

92,653 shs.

the

Monroeville,
Net

-i//;.'L.

972,7.97. Z' 3,181,949

<

stockholding

common

Electric

shares

Delaware

$15,000 000

the shareholders

in

of

non-affiliated

a

range

>

100,000 shs.

1951,

at

FINANCING

$15,000,000

and

of

share.

sells

subsidiaries

1951—2 Mos.—1950

$5,323,791

stockholders

portfolio

securities

Jackson

interest

company

Canada.

27,

.'ry,-■:

asking

197,900

Service

The

for

located-at

it

partment

#

■'-.x

to

•

544,857

.

year.

shares

Delaware

meeting on March
75,000 authorized

and

per

marked

which

.

To Sell Stock Interest in Delaware Coach Co.—

.

national

2,500,000 shs. *1,180,704 shs.

to

Governors

listing

issued

diversified

a

/

management said the securities are held as investments pend¬
ing their sale and the" use of proceeds for, additional/ investmehts
in UGI subsidiaries for
expansion and .improvement, working capital,

parts for marine

PRESENT

^«a St0ck: "ption plan adopted by
at their annual
£•

letter

a

The

•

Authorized

.

1971
(par $100»

UGI's

remaining

and

subsidiaries

TO

$5)

f;39pany
,

;

$5,927,393

op.

is

Light;

$12.77

UGI

;
fund,

Detroit, Michigan; Bell, California;

Catharines,-Ontario,

due April 1,

preferred

and

filed

22

fcr

BUSINESS—Corporation

Z

•

W.

'

presented

-

and

""

•'

It

V

$33,223,847 $27,163,394 $72,439,796 $56,735,136
27,296,4^54
21,839.603
55,335,060 { 46,308,958

income__

portfolio

Public

to its manufacturing

engines;
'

T,°<ed0 •nd ®uclid> Ohio;

CAPITALIZATION GIVING

r

aircraft

druggists and for working

-i

resolution, to be offered by Percival E. Jackson of New York,
of
1,000 shares,
provides
that
the stocks ..may be used „to
the
company's outstanding shares.
A similar proposal
was

The

Smith, Bar-

leading manufacturer of a wide
automobiles, trucks and tractors;

uses.

^ouis, Missouri, and St.

<--*(

y

covering

;,v"n ^

1951—Month—1950

^y-

of

Illinois

.

piants

*

£

15

Feb.

on

of
Niagara Mohawk Power; 217,970 common shares of Philadelphia
Electric, and 36,801 dividend preference and 4,861 common shares of

expanded

of

~

'

at

1674.

group headed

This

letter of notification with

a

common

1280.

p.

.submitted Tast

being

sharply increasing demand

making substantial additions

be

scribed

»

,

retire

the

be

reduce

^

t

SEC

RR.—Earnings—

ry.

company

holder

the

program

-

Danser, Sr.s- of Belmont, Mass. ■
used to
develop' engineering' in. the electro¬
/•L//'/"
"Z'v/ZvZ;;
*':'-Z/'Z,'

be

exp.J—

from

■'

-v

The

redeemable

r-.ense

liOO

is

also

annual

to

connection

t

,

common

4ssPe prior to maturity.

purposes

of

Harold

'Z"

revenue.

oper.'

oper.

000,000

-Fir the sinking fund the. debentures
at par, plus accrued
interest. For optional
redemp¬
debentures will be redmeeable
at prices decreasing
-•
'-n an initial
redemption price of 103V4% to 100%.
'
PURPOSE
Part of the proceeds from
the
financing will be used
4.u the
company to repay itr. $7,500,000
outstanding term bank notes
i. re balance
of the proceeds will
be, added to the general funds of1
t o
corporation.
In
the
latter
,

-1 be

tion,

'

April

the

used

by

a

1.00

common

v/dl be evidenced by
subscription warrants and will
fire on April 17.
J
;!
debentures

the

v/lth

filed

.«/. .'//

oper,
.

173,

The

common

additional share for each
eight shares of
held. - The

laming

•->'

1.00

-

United Gas Improvement Co.—Holders Asked to
Reject
Plan for Distribution of Securities Now in Portfolio—

rights to subscribe

The

shares

to

are

field.

rev.

z.'i

■

.i; '■

t

derwritten by the
group headed jointly by
& Co, and McDonald &
Co. The

L'i

1.00

/ ,;
.

During Febiuary, 1951, this corporation sold 3,630 shares of Niagara
Mohawk
Power
Corp. class A stock,
reducing holdings; • to 20;396.1
shares.
In January 8,457 shares were sold.—V. 173,
p. 479.

stockholders of record
-en
April 3 the right to subscribe, at
$31 per share, for
331,190 additional shares of common stock on
the basis
t

•

*

'

of

the

to

$17.50

United Corp. (Del.)—Reduces Holdings—

/.>

663,675
:

135,949

J;"'.

be

Vanity Fair Mills, Inc. — Stock Offered—Public
offer*;,
jng of 200,00 common shares (par $5) made on
April 4

1.00

.

•

60,619 /

294,826

136,259

with

offered

to

are

-•

merchandisf

Crowell, Weedon

Thompson Products, Inc.—Securities Offered—A
group
ox investment
bankers headed jointly
by Smith, Barney i
I. Co. and McDonald & Co.
on April 4 offered
$15,000,000 i
of 20-year 3V4%
debentures, due April i; 1971, at 100% :
ihius accrued interest.
Simultaneously Thompson Prod-

Inc., is offering to

'

,

through

Period End. Feb. 28—

•

•

retail

be

to

;

.•/''v/Z-Z-ZZ7' '

Marcly 22

on;

57,500

proceeds

Net .ry.

60,532

778,128

to

notification

par)

proceeds

capital stock for each share held of record May 14,

j

1.-00

Z//--%

130,281

r

1176.
1

stock
;

$339,331

312,833

resale

of

(no

j>../•z,.

Union Pacific

/

industry.

'

$359,206

.131,364
53,459

636,467

-

income.

'

-

filed

notification

share)

mechanical

orders

1949

1,266,699

.

.

.

of

corporation

per

The

v

'

„

for

March

on

171, p.

Board

approved

/

railway-

2.

'

•

■■■-"■

The

SE.C

-

railway

oper.

150,000

authorized

defense

with

1950

'379,460
114,665

working /

1,127 shares of capital stock (no par) to be offered at ';,,
share, without underwriting.' The proceeds are to be used

!

1.00

150,000 %

—150,000

.

:>

in

j)'-

$370,257

letter

a

.

RR.—Earnings—

1951

$712,468

income.

oper.

From Jan. 1—-

'

Western

February—
oss from
railway—
it from
railway—

<

f

&

28- filed

1674.

corporation

per

Th

/

1.00

———150,000

J 419.

p.

letter

Net

Toledo, Peoria

Co.—

"

of

consistent

■/■>;/, v-;/

for

Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co.—Split-Up, Etc.—/.
r.

'

?,

LOO

■

balance

"Vz/f'vV

Percentage

ratio

.//;.

■

,

Ultra-Mechanisms, Inc., Cambridge, Mass.—Files—<
;

'

first

iterations

and

-

"

2484.

p.

Z/;

an

druggists

par

Vsea /

$16,428,271; income before income taxes, to
$4,1^4,490; and net income, to $1,989,463. Sales during
There have been called for redemption on
May 1,; next,/at; $.17.50 ■ the first f 12
weeks
of
1951
aggregated $5,369,530
per share, plus accrued dividends of 20 cents per
compared
with
share, 10,000 shares";
/; $3,591,896 during the same period of 1950. ' - "
of convertible preferred stock,
without par value.
Payment will be
made
at-the
United
States Corporation
:; vcapitalization as AT APRIL
Co.,
160 Broadway,- New
3,, 1951 York 38, N. Y.—V. 173, p. 1419./
7
'%"'•*
-V'Z'
Z Authorized
Z Outstanding
7z:z-y /
v
Common, shares (par $5)___—
■■;
/ 'Zz7 .• 1,000,000 shs.
600,000 shs.

Increased, Etc.—

approved

to

at

be

to

are

the

with

offered

be

.

Tung-Sol Lamp Works, Inc.—Partial Redemption—

from 400,000 shares to 600,000 shares.
Barber, .President, advised the - shareholders that operations
quarter were at maximum capacity with second quarter

M.
the

<i<ntinues
-

April 3

merchandise

purchase

at

stock

iniott

E.
for

on

class

DO

preference rating."—V.

no

Thomas Steel Co.—Stock
The shareholders

the

resale

notification
to

proceeds

,

1.637;

150,000
150,000

_—

.

by

in

March

on

171,'p.

capital.—V.

..

.the

at

production

year

corporation

purchase

to

proposal to dissolve and liquidate tjhis company was rejected by
the stockholders at
the
Dec.: 26,
1950, meeting.—V.
135," p.
1008;
V. 144,. p. 3520. Z
/

of between $35,000,000
The Thew Shovel Co., "somemilitary business/'
He added that

this

for

of

stock
The

SEC .covering

The

company now has government orders for approximately $19,worth of power shovels and
cranes, C. B. Srnythe, President,
April 4.
■;'*
/•;

rcu.000

/

Tropic-Aire, Inc.—Dissolution Proposal Rejected—

Redemption—

will

Payment

letter

a

preferred

■

58,010

Thew Shovel Co.—Has Substantial Gov't Orders—

f-'—vl

Co.

filed

21

of

underwriting.

offering of the company's shares.
will not, however, represent
financing by the company. The shares
being offered constitute a part of the
Vanity Fair Mills stock owned
3^000 shares x>l common .stock (par $5) has been withdrawn.—V.-173, Vby .John E." Barbey, President/ who on April, 3/M951 owned
598,000
p.
1419.. //;:/1
of
the. company's
;:;//■ // :'■*:'y'-:'yyr:\*.y ;■/-xZZz' common »• shares. -or 99%
total
capitalzation.
The company has no debt or
preferred stock.
' '
*
*
s

company, room 2117, 165 Broadway, New York 6, N. Y.—
1380. •.
,'
'
;
%■/:'//

p.

250,000

—

i.

of

.

Company.

&

shares

covering 2,144 shares of capital stock
share, without underwriting.
The

$50

250.000 // 1.667

,

Trailmobile Co.—Offering Withdrawn—

Lfice of the
V.

&

173,

The

This company has called for redemption on June 1, 1951, $132,000
first and refunding! mortgage bonds, series
B, 3Vidue Apr.il 1,

^

j.?70,

1.667
1.667

^

494,814

Texas & New Orleans RR. Co.—Partial

«„•

1;G67%

250,000
,

1___—

Scranton

Corp;,
Co",

42,730

—V.

J

967. "

p.

W.

Southwest.

Dodge
Trust

I

1.667

'250,000

/——_r

Co

March

on

without

per

The

1.667

.

the

&

•

Gulf

&

United Wholesale Druggists of St. Louis, Inc.—Files-

250,000%;, 1.667 \

—

Incorporated—Z

-

1.667
<\

250,000

Moore, Leonard & Lynch——________i.X__
Piper, Jaffray & Hopv/cod___X____——Z/

$185,184

123,923
"55,781

19,080

railway———

—V. 173,

Co.,

& Go.—

&

M. Dain &

Yarnall

1949

$262,318

$263,931'

58,520

railway—

oper,

.—.

Staats

Clark

Chas.

Z/;Z 1950 ./v.

1951

from

from

250,000

—

in

Phelps

Bank

f

manage¬

1.667

L

250,000

Inc.—X———

the

1419,1371.

merchandise

capital.—V.

1.667

250,000*
"

to

1.667

250,000

.

RR.;

Hanover

'

:

Oklahoma

railroads

two

Pennsylvania
Central

following

1.-367

250.000

—:———

Britain.
with

of

.director

a

resigned

United Wholesale Druggists of Ft. Worth, Inc.—Files—

•

$50

1.687

.

250,000

Co.

the

pp.

1,106

share»,

purchase

SEC
i

1.667

H. L. Emerson & Co., Imv—_——__X'—
2_:
150,000 Z
Janney & Co.—
—150,000 * ^
T. H. Jones & Co.,
150,000

Mexican* Ey.—Earnings—

l

Gross

R.

.

corporation

The

1.067
'

250,000

—

Co._

Walker

W.

J.

..///'

■

G ross

&

William

Corp.—Expansion—

Commission

Power

natural

Texas

&

173,

these

of

the

of

and

'

250,000-.

Stroud & Company, Incorporated.'

Federal

construct

Son

elected

who
Great

to

>

2.00

250.000

—

Company.

York.—V.

per

7

2,00

250,000

1—

Otis & Co.—————
Prescott, Hawley, Sheoard & Co.,

and system.

"
-

,.

been

Gifford,

<

2.00
.

300,000

Company

NewbOld's

Ohio

'

—

Co.,

covering

to

2.C0

J 300,000

Corporation—

Miller & Co.—

has

S.

Ambassador

capital.

2.00

300.000

—-X

director

($25

2.333

,

300,000;

_______

Walter

Chairman

as

a

Trust

SEC

2.333

2.333;

350,000

*

—-X-'/

Co.—

Milwaukee

2.333

350,000

—•—V

Clark & Co.——.
Richards & Co
&

350,000

v

300,000

^____

Philadelphia

American

United Wholesale Druggists,
Inc.^Atlanta, Ga.—Files1—

350,000

—

also

The

-

The First Cleveland

Reid

2.666

of

succeed

as

3.33
3.33

400,000

Co

&

New

to

for many years has been connected
Midland Valley RR. and the Kansas,

the

serving

is

3.33

500,000

——

Curtiss, House & Co

Fulton,

letter

a

Trask

He

500,000

,

•

Co.

&

Co._^

&

of

Girard

,

3.33

-

Monday, April 9, 1951'

.

Ingersoll

ment

RR.,

3.33

500,000

Co.——

Mr.

"

3.33
:

.

500,000

w

Tucker, Anthony & Co
Ball, Burge & Kraus___

The

March

&

Marks

Turben

Reynolds & Co._

Board

,

per

rehabilitate

tj

in

was

covering 13,000 shares of common stock to be
share), without underwriting. The proceeds

j>5

the

((

Texas Farmers Telephone Co., Inc.,
fSC

he

of

Co._—

&

Witter

Merrill.

appointed Director of Public Relations, George
T. Naff, Executive Vice-President, announced on March 30.
According
10 Mr. Naff, in this position Mr. Clarke will
supervise all public relation,
-activities of the corporation, including financial and stockholder relat.ons, publications and advertising.
■ <•
was

Hutton

appointment

6.35

500,000

Ingerscll

corporation

8.0a%
3.00

500,000
—

Jared

the
his

1

——950,000

Weeks

&

C.

Stock

———r—1,200,000

.

United States Steel Corp.—Ingersoll on Board-^,

per¬

'

...———

Company

&

Laurence M.

Jack Clarke has been

Clarke

E.

Dean

.

»

Mr.

the

and

;

—

was

stock

common

purchased from the-company '•

follows:

as

and

debentures

of

be

to

Kidder, Peabody & Co
-X
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane_——
Paine, Webber, Jaoksen & Curtis——i
!
White, Weld & Co.________—i
Clark, Dodge & Co.
A. G. Becker & Co. Incorporated
Hemphill, Noyes, Graham, "arsons & Co.___—_

line,

N.

its

and Hayesville,
business

are

debenture

the

amount

stcck

Company
Eastman, Dillon & Co.

,

Tennessee & North Carolina Ry. Co.—Abandonment—

inflows

of

names

principal

underwriter^

Barney

McDonald
Shields

Hornblower

approximately 24.8 miles between Andrews

the

unsubscribed

Debentures

in market conditions.

/.

■

and

the

&

and

preferred stock pending improvement

p.

to

expects

additional

through

10

it

.

stockholders

Otto

Elsenlohr

will

&

vote

Bros.,

April

Inc.,

10

on

Subsidiary—

approving

^ subsidiary.—V.

a

proposed

172,

p.

merger

2384.

Wellington Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
The
corporation on March 30
the SEC covering 2,000.000
shares
p.

608.

_

.

,

.

filed
of

a

its $1

registration
par

statement

common

(Continued

with

stock —V

173

*

-

on

page

49

.

'

■

4B/At

Number 5001

Volume 173

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

,

(1485)

13

Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RMGE OF PRICES

WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING

YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES

FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE

STOCKS

Range for Previous
Year 1950

$ per

$ per

share
1

2% Feb

1

19% Jan

3

18

47

2

33% Jan 30

25% Jan

2

Feb

121

Co—_

1

11% Mar 22

52% Mar 27
Jan

131

Mar

29
7

28%

27%

27%

27%

27%

40
49%

*38%

39

39

39

*49%

49%

49%

49%

49

24%

25%

24%

25'A

24%

80 % Jan 22

87% Jan

2

8% Jan

3

60% Aug 24

Jan

19

_

Feb

Jan

11

28% Jan

4

40% Apr

Mar 24

28% Jun 27

44

Dec 29

99% Dec 20

38% Jan

47% Jan
100

Jan

3

37% Feb

5

100% Jan

5

Aluminium Limited

5% Jan

3

Jan

38

3% Apr

60% Feb 23

14

Dec

27

13% Jan 15,

16% Mar 22

American

82

Jun 27
9% Jun 27
Jun 30

Dec

28

78

13

85% Feb

9

2

18% Feb

9

61

7

26

14% July 13

26% Jan

Apr

67% Jun

160% Jan
49

'

7

68

16

27

.41

Jan

2

16% Jan
57

Jan

22

Dec

30

14

39

8

109% Oct

Jan

Feb

5

Mar

17% Jan

8

19

44% Feb
114
Jan

14% Mar 15

43% Dec

20

23

177% Feb 26

15

Jan

Jan

19

2

5

10% Jun 27

6

4

106% Apr

4

7% Jan

13

14% Apr 21

10% Jan

10

13% Mar

5

3% Jan

3

8% Apr 21

6% Jan

2

7% Mar

2

90% July 26

120% May 24
190
Jan 18

93% Jan

16

2

113% Mar 27

Apr

5

185

Jun

27

35

Oct

17

30% Apr

2

65% Jun

26

79

Feb

18

74

Mar 29

28

Mar 14

178

July

22

5

21% July 13
38% Dec 19
15% July 17
17% Jun 30

81% May

97

173

30% Nov 27
51

23

Feb

40% Jan

Mar 22
1

8

7

American Can Co common

7%

preferred

..25

—.100

,

American Chain

8s Cable.

American

Co_.

22% Feb

9

28% Feb

24

Feb

2

97

8

76% Nov 21

71% Jan

2

178% Jun 19
113% Jun 23

171% Jan

4

213

Apr

Jan

10

128

Apr

46% Apr

3

111

.100

9

13

6

preferred

21

16

49% Oct

convertible

Feb

Jan

101% July 12
32% Jan 13

4%

92% Apr

58% Jan

6

5
15

7% preferred
Chicle

30

3%

4

3%

4

23,300

♦80%

82%

♦81%

82

81

37%

38%

37%

*96%

100
10%

*96%

10%
61%

10

17%

10

10

60»/a

60%

*20%

21%

•30%

31

30

3oy8

41

41%

40%

41 »/8

95%

95%

95

95

43%

43

43%

42%

94%

94%

*94'A

35%

35%

36 y8

85%

85%.

85

*38

17%

*17%
167

3%

*37%

17%

52%

12,100

ioy8

29%

30

41%

96%

♦94%

29%

96%

300

43%

43%

44%

441A

45%

9,400

94%

94%

94%

94%

95

1,500

37

371/4

37%

87%

87%

88%

*3%

4

4

38

40

17%
166%

51%

52%

4

38

*17%

38 *

53%

53%
15%

15%

16

84

84

1,100

18

4,300

15%

15%

83%

83

18%

17%

17%

83%
17%

61

60

61

60

61

18

*60%

14 3A

14%

14%

15

39'A

391/2

39%

40%

*106%

107

*106Vb

106'/a

lOG'/a

121/4

121/2
6%

*105%
12%

6%

62

1,040

15%

5,000

3,700

151/4

401/4

107

12%

6%

6%

Lowest
i

per

110

108 %

IO91/2

109%

110

110%

111%

III 1/4

1121/4

175%
31%

174

1741/4

173%

174%
31%

173

174

173

173

43
24%

2

Feb

8

9

18

;Ju^y 31

24

Nov

24

21% Jan

4

23% Feb 15

17

Jun 27

24% Feb

4

18% Jan

5

22% Feb

2% July 13

2% Jan 16

4% Mar 23

STOCK

30%

31

30%

74

741/4

74%

74

28%

29

*28%

29

42

42%

42%

43

20%

20%

*201/4

24%

24%

24 3A

*91%

*91%
88%

93

88%

90%
215

*124%
46%

126%

123%

46%

47

Mar. 31

3% Jan

16
2

American Encaustic Tiling
1
American European Secur—No par
American Export Lines Inc.——40c
Amer &

93% Oct 13

85% Mar 28

96% Jan 16

14% Feb 28

18% Jan

47 2nd preferred A

64

74

44% July 12

79% Oct 17
55% Mar 22

51% Jan 29

Juiy26

45% Aug 25

42

8% Dec 29
49
Dec 11

7

47% Mar

34% Apr 11

29% Jan 23

9% Apr 13

6% Jan 13

Jan

3

Mar 28

A Apr

43%

4% Jan

3

46% Jun 30
26% Aug 3
6% Nov 13
75

Mar 28

Jan

9

9

2

51% Jan 10

9

34

Mar

9

8% Jan 24

32%

32%

321/4

74

74%

75

74%

74%

28%

287/a

29

29

291/4

291/4

1,400

42

421/2

42%

42%

42%

42%

2,600

20%

201/4

20%

*20%

20%

24%

24%

*20%
24%

20yz

25'A

921/a

91%

91%

91%

91%

90%

.88y8

,

*209

123 3A

46%

25

213

911/4

1251/a

125% 127
47%
481/4

47

128

126

481/4

16

Jan

2

17% Jan

16

17% Jan 18

19% Mar 26

American Investment Co of HI—1

19% Apr

24% Feb 21

American Locomotive

7

Nov 22

4

105

99% Mar 13
14% Jan
2

17% May 12

Jan

29

90

10% Jan 25

12% Feb

7

47% Dec 29

41% Apr

50% Jan

12

104

July 13

106% May 17
18% Aug 16

104

36%
Aug* 3
22%
Aug. 2
11% July 26
16%
175% July 18185
5% July 13 '
9%
; 51%
28% Dec-16
53%
39% Mar 30
60

July 5
*157%Apr. 4

Jan

44

145

12% Jan

,

Mar

8

27% Mar 10

27% Apr

15% Mar 17

2

Feb 26

177

7% preferred 1

31% Jan 15

39% Mar 27

Dec

49

American Seating Co
.
No par
American Ship Building Co—No par

Jun

Apr

Jan 23

139% Jan

2

.

140

X117

12% Mar 22
46% Dec 18

158

Jan

36% Apr
99

Jan

79

Apr

2

16% NOV 24

16
9

46"% Jan

5

Dec 18

Jan

Apr
10% Feb

2

Dec 14

9
Feb 28

120

15

8% Mar 30

95

6

66% Feb

154

4

100

Mar

68% Jan 31

6

Mar 31

57 % Apr

.

23% Feb

3

Jap 23

63% Apr

9

107

5
2

77% Apr

2

87.

3

44% Feb 13
41

78% Mar 30

6% preferred.
5% preferred.;

Feb 13

7%

preferred

$4 conv prior

Anchor

Jan 12
19% Feb 11

*51

9% Jan
3

4

Feb 15

33% July 14
26% Jan 13
89

Jan

3

3

106

Apr

2

110

2

66% Jan

3

75

Nov 18

110% Mar -8
72% Oct
36

30% Jan 30

x25% Apr

31% Apr
13% Apr

3

Dec 20

6% Jan

4

49 % Dec 26

47% Apr
42
Apr

17% Dec 11
7

47% Oct 18
120% Oct 23

For footnotes

see

page 24.




108

Apr

4
4

Apr

38% Jan

13

<2
16

Feb 10
8% Jan 22

19

4
4

Jan

•

53

Jan

13

51% Jan 29
130

Jan 29

Hock

Glass

Corp—

*5

A P W Products Co Inc

Archer-Daniels-Midland

No pa*

Armco Steel Corp common—

4%%
r

1

10

convertible preferred—100

87%
14%

87

87

14%

14%
751/4

14%

871A
14%

75%

74%

52%

53

52%

52 7A

53

53%

52%

53%'-

A

7%
*48%
32%

6%

7%

7%

*48%

49

32

32%

*6%

6%
79

*78

*78

101

101

3*2

A
♦41

42

42

101%

42
7

7%

*48%

49

32

32%

6%

7%
"

*78

17%

*17

79

A

32

42

32

,

42

*41%

7%

7Vs

*48%

49

32

32%

*6%

67/a

*78

79

17%
19%

17%

17%

19%

197/a

20

19%
20%

101%

*100% 101%
14%
14%
*86%
88

*100%

1011/4

17%

7,900

;

500
400

17%

19%

19%

2,195

21
-

'

79

21'A

12,200

101

lpl
15%

8,500

300

88

10%
42%

11
43%

11

11%

*11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

3 ,000

41%

41%

*41%

42%

42%

43%

44

441/4

2,200

*103%

105%
17%
8%

*103%

105%

17%

17%

17%

17%

*8%

8%

*8%

8%

28%

28%

29

28%

29%

29

♦34%

35

34%

18%

19

34%
18%

14%

14%

14%

35

18%
14%

♦172

175

*102

1
■

177

*172

105

*102

17%,
8%

34%

18%

19%

19%

19%

14%

14%

14%

14%
♦172

14%

177

♦172

49%

49

49%

71

70%

71%

72%

155

*152%

8%

40%

138
32

35%
13

13

13

62%

62%

63

*62%

131

131%
21%
153%
63%

131%

140

141

63%

35

21%

21%. 21%

154

63%

140%
58%
119%

35

131

133

"

♦119

31%

153% 154 Vb
63%
63%
140% 141
58%
59%
*119%
'

120

31%

32

35

13

>

57%
119%

81/4

155

136

-

31%

18

400

70%

*40

105

8,900

49%

136

18

34

50

40%

*102

34

71%

136

105

34%
18%

381/4
*48%

40%

70
*

8%

38

136

88

291/4

38

153

88

29%

38

40% '

151/4

88

8%

8%

8%

151/4

18
8%
29»A

37%

153%

8%

15

*86%

8%

58%

43 % 43%
111% 111%

6%
*78

500

15

140

7%

32%

7

19%

1,900

14%

21%

14%

32%
79

19%

338,100

87%

153'/a

33/4

*481/4

49

19%

A
42

15

.

.B1/

7%

88

14%
*87

•130

.8%
38%

42

7 'A

3,800

2,400
26,300

7%
49
32%
6%

A

32

42

20

62%

59

300

75%

53%
iV

35%;
12%

21%

48

86'A

31%

27%
108
74 a

^

2'A

74%

40%

39%
39 A

*47

2%

86%

153

79

33
*14 ■
*7%

2%

2%

14%

*136

39
39%
„

2%

74%

71%

15%

27

2'A

86%

*49

133

*106
73

$4 preferred——

20 y4

75

8%

79
:

19%

37% ■»" 38%

12%
63

Nopar
Anderson-Clayton 8c Co
21%
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp—:.10
Andes Copper Mining..
.20

.:

20 V*

15

175

35%

—.6.25

Common

20

75

152%
.

40%
*136

177

8%
39'A

8%
•39%

50

49

73%

72%

152'A

40%
138

152

40%
♦136

3,400

600

26,400
29,600

177

20

9

7,800
1,700

39%
49%

220

73%
152 %

4,400

4oy4

1,000

430

138

50

32%

32%

33

33%

3,000

35

35

36

35%

35%

1,700

13

♦13

13%

13

13

800

64

64

65

66

66

1,100

131

131

21%

21%

21%

153%

153%

153%

63%

63%

64 y*

58%
120

140% 140%

131% 131%
21

500

21%

1,700
30,100

153% 153%
64
63%
141

58%

59%

58%

*119%

120%

12,400

141%

660

59%

9,900

*119%

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

36%
103%

37%

36%

37%

36%

37%

38%

39%

150

120%
8%
8%

21,200

39%

25,100

39%

103%

103%

*102

104

79

80%

79%

79%

*79%

80%

80

81

81%

82

14%
77%

14%

14%

14%

14%

15

15%

15%

15%

16%

783A

*77%

79

38%

39%

38%

38%

38%

39

*77%
39 %

40%

*77%
40%

40%

19,100

38 %

39 y8

39

39%

39

39

38%

39%

39%

39%

1,350

26

27

7,500

106

106

.

—25
—50
Nopar

197/a

14%

14%

14 %

1

22%

19%

86

18%

*1°3% 105
81 % 81%

...

7

♦22%

74 3A

28%
•34%

8%
38%
50

*35%
*130

7i/a

14%

*8%
9
28% 28%
*34
35
18%
18%
14% 14%
175
175 "

8%
38

100
preference—Nopar

$5 prior conv preferred—
Anaconda Copper Mining
Anaconda Wire 8c Cable

2%

6%
22%

86

8%

*H8% 119/2

100

Amer Zinc Lead Ac Smelt com

19%
2%

6%
23

7434

17%

/ 58%

25

——:

2,600
8,000
1,800

*6%
*22%

19%

2% '

6%
23%

86

17%

140.. 14®

100

—

1,400

/ Thursday

Wednesday

,

6%

19%

*21%

American Tobacco common—-,—25

American Viscose Corp com

Shares

7
23%

;

*22 %

*16%
19%

153% 154
64
64%

100

American Woolen common...No par

38% Apr

28% Dec 28

.

—5

American Tel Ac Tei Co—

3
2

NOV 21

Feb

Refining com.—100
-100

7% preferred—
American Sumatra Tobacco

American Water Works Co Inc—5

Mar 16

94% Jan
19% Feb

14% Mar 28

4

American Sugar

the Week

17%
19%

12%
*60 %

,

No par

6

40% Dec 28

38% NOV 24

July 12

100

preferred

American Stove Co——

20% Jan

30

5

non-cum

Sales for

Apr. 6

20%

*40%
41%
136
136
32
32

6%

Friday

19%

8%
38%
50

PRICES

$ per share

*19%

72% 72%
153% 153%

com

13% Mar 10
70
Feb 13
138

V

.

Apr. 5

*16%

Nopar
100

Refg

7% preferred

37% Jan 19
38% Feb 15

Jan 31

49
32%
7
79

American Snuff Co common..—.25

11% Jan 10
59% Jan
2

Vemvov

121% Mar 28

9

Amer Smelt &

American Steel Foundries—No par
American Stores Co
Nonar

150

'

Jan

42% Feb 14

5

31% Apr
2
32% Jan 10

Nov 24

76% Jan

5

80% Feb 13
167

6
2

135

Feb

56

70% Mar 28
38% Jan

13

Jan

Mar 24

152

5

18% July 13
106

100

American1 Safety Razor.—:

Mar 16
14

-

American Power 8c LightHo par
Amer Rad 8s Std San'y com—No par

10% Jan 19

131

81

3

American Natural Gas Co—No par
American News Co
No par

4,800

.

$ per share

17%

17%

—1

2

146% Jun 30

61

3

American Molasses Co—

16

22% Feb
3
161% May 20

3

6% Feb 14

22% Feb 27

12% Jan 11
60% Aug 17
136% Oct 13

18% Jun 30

8

36% Feb

175

35% Dec 18

1

30% Feb 16

3

Jan

American Metal Co Ltd com.No par
4%% preferred.———100
Amer Metal Products Co—
—2

Feb

38

May

11

7%

*100% 101%
14 % 15
*84
88
*10% 11
*43% 44%
*103% 105%

.100
Nopar

7% Jan

29% May 1
9
July 14
27

3

16% Jan

11

Jan

22% Mar 24

38% Jan 25

19% Mar

33% Jan 12

28

May 23
May 12
Apr 24

73% Nov 24
169% Sep 14

37% Dec 22
134% Sep 25

63

106% Jan 31

8

27% Jan

33% Mar 16

32

21% Feb 28
Apr 20

3

15% Jan
2
x8% Mar 20

9% NOV 10

•

*12

84

Mar

8

"

1

54% Nov 16
117% Aug 17
7% Jan
3

Jan

*

,

3.90% preferred
——..—100
Amer Machine AS Metals.
i.No par

11% Nov 22

86

preferred
Fdry com

Amer Mach dc

Jan 29

4

Oct 11

7%

17% Jan 17

2,000

49

Apr. 4

19 %
19%
20% .20%

common—_.l

88

3

62% July 26

6% non-cum preferred.
—100
American International Corp-No par

24

Jan

146% Jan

*6%
*78
*16%

Jan

Mar 22

Jun

32 %

86

6% Jan

128

——1

American Ice Co common—No par

American Home Products

2

29

23%- Aug

—50

convertible preferred

•

100

14%

a2

42%

14,200

$ per share

20

2%

20

92%

Apr. S

Tuesday
i

6%
23%

19%

SALE

600

1,200

92

$ per share

.

share

23%

HIGH

800

220

♦207

213

4,400

25

*91%

91%

220

122%

47

91

90'/a

24%

y52%

54

,

7%
*48%

American Hide As Leather com—1

Jan

101

14% Dee 13

42

..10

78

21% Dec 28

3

6% Jun 26

American Hawaiian SS Co—

6%

23'A
20%
2%
86V2
14%
75%

iV

Rights

Mar 31
Jan

25% Oct

-

12%Julyl2
78

3*2

50

Mar 29

92

13

•1% July

56% Mar 22

2

Mar 24

.—.—Nopar

$6 preferred—
Nopar
American Gas 8s Eiectrld Co
10

16% Dec 28

Dec 26

July 17
16% July la
13% July 3

Jan

84

1
16

Monday
Apr. 2
$ per

*6%

7

86%
14%
*75
53%

$7 preferred———

25% Mar 22

share

*6%
*22%
20%
2'A

Foreign Power com—No par
No par

3

12% July 12

64% Jan

.

$ per

Par

370

31%

215

*203

*205

Saturday

EXCHANGE

3,800

108%

LOW AND

$ per share

share

5% Jan

8% May 19

6% July 13

NEW YORK

Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per-

$ per share

10,200
8,300

175%

STOCKS

Highest

share

100

6%

6%

K

Range for Previous
Year 1950

1,300
30,300

40%
*105% 107.
121/4
12%

15%

39"%
107

.

600

2,200

173%

15y»

6% /

700

17%

175%
541/4
55

*171/4

83%
17%

12%

9,900
3,100

38

17%

15%.

12'A
61/4

2,400
-

177%

171

83%

12%
6%

6,700

36%

143A

12%
6%

1,500

42%

86 %

3%

15%
17 3A

30

42

36 y8

39%

29

,127,
47%/*48%

2,000

62%

21%

40

74

127

lO'/a

62JA
•20%

83%
*60

14,800

21%

15%
18

40%
100

61%

84
61
15%

200

86

39%
•96%

41%

17%

52%

600

81%

*94%

166%

167

2,900

'85%

4
40

3%

-

5,500

23

*83

84%

39%,
100

10%

61%
*20%

3

3
23

81%-

39%

74%

91%

10

60%

53%

17%

38%

*96%

21%

'

171

53

84%

38%.

60%

38%

•167

?20

84%
100

♦20%

21'

4

30%

90%

81

84% '*83%

*82

38%
100

36

32

*205

133

3%

87%

38

93

3

♦129

3%

4

20%

3

133

3%

36

24%
*91%

No par

.—.—Nopar
American Colortype Co
10
American Crystal Sugar com
10
4%% prior preferred—
100
American Cyanamid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series A-100
3%% conv preferred series B.100 ;
American Distilling Co
—20

11,700

*129

11 %

3%

86

*31 %
74%
*28%
*42'A
*20'A

—100

100

27%

77

4%

*59%
14%

American Broadcasting Co Inc—1
American Cable Ss Radio Corp—1

52%

27 y8

II

•76"

22

94

60%
15
15 %
40
40
*106% 107
12%
12%
6%
6%
*110
111%
174% 174%

2

*521/4

27'A
3%
22%

42%

15%

Nopar

11%

52%

76

94

*83%

com

10%

,52%
X26y4

26%
133

75%

95%
36'A
87

15%

American Bosch Corp
Amer Brake Shoe Co

23,300
10,500

22

43'A

18

26

75%

97%

*59

1,300

25%

21%

41%

84
18'A

-10

100

52

26 y«

21%

30%

15%

—————So

2%

40

52

*75%

41

*83%

American Bank Note common

10%

♦39'A

51

75%

21%

•95%

39

25%

27%
40

50%
25%

52

*129

3

*39

5,000
1,600
6,800
4,400

*75%

30 %

30%
41 %

1

common.

conv

6% preferred.

60%

preferred—iOQ

Airlines

cum

32% Jan

4

Jan

90

3%%

*10V8

*20%

*17% '17%
*167
171
*53% 55

American Car 8s Fdry com...No par

X45

2

18% Jan

19

22% Jan 25

23

25% Dec 27
Oct

Jan

>

39% Jan 18
83% Jan 18

115% Jan

49

.—No par

Amalgamated Leather Co com—,.—1
6% convertible preferred.
.50
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
1
Amerada Petroleum Corp—Nopar
Amer Agricultural Chemical
No par

4

37%

96

43
*94%
*35%
87
*4
*38

Alpha Portland Cement—-...No par

Mar 13

161% Dec *30
53% Nov 22

2

40

30% July
101% Feb

Allis-Chalmers Mfg Common_Nopar
3conv preferred——100

2%

3

27%'

39%

47

75"%
• 3%
84%

*82

*96%

21%

96

100

84

40

66

Dec

9

11

81

61%

61%

135

46%

81%

3%

84%

*129

22

22

*75%

30%
41y2

Nopar

4% preferred

2%

3

*21

Allied Stores Corp common..No par

35

17% Mar 30

100% Mar

Allied Mills———a

9

Jan

.

135

*129

135

38%
38%
*96% 100
10%
10 %

..._5

11

98

July 5
Aug 16

36

Feb

*

—Nopar
-

Dec 22
5% Dec 29

July 13

63% May 31
3

14

48% Jan 26

93% Mar 15

30

Allied Chemical & Dye
Allied Kid Co—-

xlOl

26%

*82

,

Allen Industries Inc

2

32% Feb

*

42% Mar 15

81% July 12

5

5%%

23% Feb

4

95

Feb

5

13

common

•65% Feb 13

»21% Mar 29

1

30%' Jun

16

102

10

44% Sep 28
100% Dec 20

26% Dec 11
32% Jaxi 13
93

58

23% Dec 22

3

47% Jan
Feb

4
6

9% Jan 16

11%. May 27*

1

85% Feb 21

4

Jan

52

26%

81%

86% Dec 30

Jan

10%

52%

26%

81%

2

37% Apr

10%

•51%

preferred A
—1C0
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.No par
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd_—100

4% Jan

82

10%

51%
27 %

3%

3% Feb 27

95

10%

26%

3%

29

.

10%

51%

27%

—l

5% Dec

83% Oct 20

10%
52 "A

76

27

47% Dec 19
Nov 18

10%

*129

27%
-49%

27%

22%

2% Jun

100

26

27%
*37 %

*51%

100

4%% preferred w w__
Allegheny Corp common...:

2

25

*2%

2

2% Jan

3

63% Nov

27%

28 %

*75'A

Feb

3

27JA

Shares

4%
29%

*22%

80

8

29%

10b

Aldens Inc

5

2

29%

_10

9

74% Jan

Sep

28%

__5

4

3% Jan
27% Feb

19

21 % Apr

18

21% Jan

28%

Alabama dc Vicksburg Ry___
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining

28-

74

28%

Affiliated Gas Equipment com
1
$3 preferred w w
50
Air Reduction Inc
i_Nopar

Oct

89% Mar

28%

.1

Dec

3

28%

29

*38%
49%

Corp

77

July

4%

28%

2

23

68

4%

29 %

Admiral

4

3% Jan

4%

29 %

l

15% Mar 29

July 13

43A

46

..No par

—.

67% Jan

2 V*

4%

10

Express

46%

4%

26

31

46%

45%

4%

29% Feb

3

46

45%

4%

Adams-Millis Corp

18

the Week

45%

Addressograph-Multlgraph Corp—10

Jan

Sales for

Apr. 6
$ per share

Thursday

share

4%

14

9

$ per

Friday

Apr. 0
$ per share

Apr. 4

$ per share

44%

18

26% Apr
3
121% Jan 19

$ per share

PRICES

Wednesday

44%
4%

Jan

47% Jan

9

28% Nov 27

SALE

4%

44%

Acme Steel Co
Adams

HIGH

Tuesday
Apr. 3

2.50

56% Feb

22% Jan

Apr. 2

$ per share

Laboratories

ACF-BrlU Motors Co

43

55% Mar

7% July 26
IS

28% Mar 22

Abbott

4

Apr

17
13% Mar 15

39% Apr

48% Dec

6

6% Jan 29

Par

38% Mar 28

53% Nov 15

20% July 13
110% Jan
5

Apr

Monday

Mar. 31

49

14

42% Feb

21

39% July 14
17% Jan
3

Saturday

$ per share

27 % Jan

27% Dec 29
25% Dec 29

LOW AND

STOCK

EXCHANGE

41% Mar 15
4% Mar 15

30

Dec

6

July 12

36% Dec

$ per share

share

54% Jan 21

39% Dec

NEW YORK

Range Since Jan. 1
Highest

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

27

104

27%

x78

x25%
106

78

26%
106

*102

26
*106

104

26%
108

26%

79

26%

106

106

106

106

74

75

72%

73

72%

72%

72

72

31%

32%

31%

32

31%

32%

32%

33%

14

14

13%

13%

13%

13^

♦14%

15

104

220

104

79

73

570
•

10,200
90

120

2,200

72%
33 v*

33%

13,800

14%

14%

400

400

*7

7%

7%

7%

7%

7%

7%

7Va

48

48%

*47%

48%

47%

47 »A

48%

*47%

48%

600

42%

43%

42%

43

42

42%

47%
43%

44%

44%

44%

23,900

111

108

113%

390

110

111

111

110

111

113%

•7

113

7%

1

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14

.

Monday, April 9, 1951

.

.

(I486)

"

'

$ per

13

11% Dec

28

Jan

13

91

Nov

2

89

53

39% July 26

117'/2 Jun

21

Jan

3

57

Apr

6

104

Jan

5

112

Mar 16

117% Feb

8

161

11

19% Feb

9

10% Jan

4

13% Feb

9

28% Sep 28
27% Oct 19

23% Jan

11

26% Feb

26

2

33 Va Feb

9

18% Jan

19% Dec 27

July 17

24

July 12

28% Oct

Mar 10

20% Sep

25

■,

27% Jan

2

32% Feb
25

Feb

3

118

Oct

31

108 Vi Jan

10

116

4

109

Oct

19

102 y2 Jan

4

115

Apr

2

41% Jan

3

11

150'/a Jan

25

177% Feb

10%

10%

11%

*87 Va

90

87

87

86%

87%

86

86 y®

86%

56%

55%

55 J/2

55%

55%

55%

55%

97

97 y2

97%

97%

97%

97%

96%

116%

116%

6%

111'/a Dec 30

109% Jan 30

115% Feb

21% Jun

18 y® Jan

152 % Dec

12
28

Nov

18

95

Nov

6

36% Jan

24

5

22y4 July 13

93% Feb
75% Jan

13

Apr

4

105% Jan

17

2

28% Feb

5

3

60 % Jan

18

98

105% Nov 27

25% NOV 24

99% Jan

4

18
4

5

40

Dec

27

Feb

2

116

Dec

27
13

28

July

31% Dec

7
"

14% Jun

29

5% Jun

Feb

16

41% Jan

3

Jan

3

4°Io

29

31

Jan

11

Atlas

Jan

15

3

16% Jan

10

29

11% Dec

20-

10% July 11
3
5% Jan

14% Jan

12

Mar 15

9'/® Apr

18

4

53 % Apr

18

10% Dec 26

15% Jan

25

9
'

11% Jan
13% Jan

12'/4 Jan

3

1—No

Avco

No par

11 y® Jan

10

13% Jan

30

12Va Apr

4

15% Jan

22

19%

20%

113%

114%

113%

113%

114

115

114

114

48%

3,500
1,800

I

"

8,200
230

113%

114

*113%

115

49%

50

90

600

49 y2

50
162

161

161%

t

3,600

158%

158

159%

110%

*110

161 Va

110

110%

110%

110%

110%

llO'/a

1,300

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

,2,300

70%

71%

72%

73%

73%

3,500

98%

*89'/2

98%

*89%

98

*95 %

97'%..

20 y2

20%

20%

20%

69 %

70

69

69%

69%

100

*87

*87

20%

49%

*48%

49%

157%

110

1,800

20%

20%

114

*86

100

98%

*95%

97

96'/,

96%

*95%

*95%

97%

200

65%

66

65'/a

65%

65'%

65%

657/®

68

67 %

68'/a

10,000

99 Va

99%

x98 y4

99

98

98%

98%

99

99%

99%

440

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%.

25%

8,700

,,

35%

35%

35%

.

35%

111%

111%

111%

111%

36%

;*35j/4

11

1*1%

%

36

36%
111%

1,300

36%

113

111%

36

*111%

140
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30%

*28

30

*29

30%

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

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16%

15%

16%

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7

8%

16%

9%

9 y4

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9%

13

*12%

13

9%

9%

13

;

8%

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16%

9%.

*

12%

49

49%

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13
8

8%

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100

9

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9%

9%
13

8%

8%

9

9%

13

3,900

1,000

13

27,600

8 V®

8

8%
49%

49'/a

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12 V*

12%

12 Va

12 %

12%

12%

Xl2%

12%

19

19 y4-.

18%

18%

18%

19 Va

18%

19%

20

20%

20%

20%

38

37 y®

39

49 %•

400

-

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"

9%

>

12%

13

8

8 Va

8

8%

29

29

30

*29

8%

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(The) common—3
preferred
No par

conv

30 y®

16%

9%

Mfg Corp

$2.25

30 V2

48%

36
112%
30%

*28
*8%

par

*12%

1

30

**■

*

Co of Amer—5

8

29%

20%

*48

11%

25%

66'/2

36

Automatic

8% Mar

29%
113%

20

159 y2

7li2'/2

11

51% Mar

*29%

2,000

30%

-

99y4

66%-

19

10

30%

19%

97

*16y®

10

30

113%

100

prior pref ($1.20)——No par
Autocar
Co—'
2
-5c

Jan

47

*88 '

*95'/»

Conv

7% Jan
-

29%

20%

20
100

Canteen

29%

70Va

'

Nichols ;common

Austin

10% Jan

15% Apr

28

11%
25%

29%

*113%

25%

Corp

11%
25

116

110

-25%.

convertible pfd ser A
Tack

11%
25

114%

158%

—5

(voting)

Common

119

Apr

8% Mar 28

9% Nov 17

6% Jun 30

37% Jau

Corp

Mar 15

110

15,

Atlas

11%
25%

20%

*98%

series

29%

20%

116

220

530

19

"

116

20 >/«

,•

160%

70

1

2,000
5,000

117%

25

11%

25'/®;

'

111

160%
*110y4
*20%

B

common—

$3.75

Preferred

11%

29%

29%

49 y2

100
25
100

Atlantic Refining

,

*18

29%

'29%

——

non-cum

Atlas Powder—'

28% Sep
105

preferred

30

29%

30.
29%
20%
116
114 '/2

"11%

117

187/®

29%

*25

-*48

Fe com—_100
preferred—
100

non-cum

5%

Mar 10

97

10

City Electric Co
10
Atlantic Coast Line RR——No par
Atl G & W I SS Lines common
1

27

Mar 28

35 V4

70'/a Dec
86

27

Jan

25 % Jan

13
28

Jun

68
83

Jan

Jan

86

5%

7

92 % Jan

41
88

75% Dec

Feb

82

100
100
Cj

Investment

11

25%

29%
20%
116
*113'/2

Atlantic

21% Mar 19

2

preferred—No par

preferred
preferred

11
25

29%

Atch Topeka & Santa

8

19

2nd

11%
25 Va

96%
116%

*18

19

•18

19

11%
25

Dry Goods common——1

1st

1%

*18

19

*18

*116

116%

116

116%

116%

19

*18

Ashland Oil & Refining Co com_,_l ;

Associates

-

56
56
*96%
97
*116% 117

2.50

Inc

Industries

Associated

3

27

*17% Dec

97

10%

26

103 % Jan

97

11

4

50% Feb

59 % Mar

39% July 12
100% Jan 16

57

10%

r

Mar 31

Apr

88

87'/®

56

ny®

$1.20 cum conv

2

Mar

104

25,5(jo

86%

56

10%

10

2

11%

11Va

Arvin
.

19% Jan

23

15

27% Jan

Shares

10%

share

shore

$6 conv prior

the Week

$ per share

86%

*r

ll'/s

com

shor«

Sales for

Apr. fi

Apr. 5
$

she"*

r

preferred
No par
Armstrong Cork Co com
Nopai
$3.75 preferred
Nopai
$4 convertible preferred—No par
Arnold Constable Corp
5
Artloom Carpet Co Inc.,
No'par

12

Mar 28

'*

.*

there

$

Friday

Thursday
Apr. 4

-

5

Co of Illinois

Armour &

9

92

PRICES

nj

Apr. 3

$ per

share

96

8

12% Jan

July 13

21

2

46 V2 Jan

105% Nov 17

107% July 31
14% Apr 18
8y4 July 13

Jan

SALE

HIGH

1

Apr. 2

$ per

Pur

12% Jan

20

86

Aug 10

100 y® Mar 13

5 per

share

10% Feb

7% Jan

AND

Monday

Mar. 81

EXCHANGE

Highest

Lowest

Saturday

STOCK

YORK

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1

$ per share

$ per share

LOW

STOCKS

Highest

Lowest

RECORD

YORK 'STOCK

NEW

1.

Range for Previous
Year 1!)50

49

49

1,200

50

50

49

B
•

•

0% July

15 % Aug

5

3

17

45% Feb

10

27% Jan

16

74% Jan

30

27

20 y4 Dec

28

18'/® Mar 28

29

40

Dec

28

36% Apr

17% Feb

3

28

Oct

11

20

9

63

74% Aug 17
61% Dec 28

12

Apr

39% July 13
15% July 12
35% Dec

20% Feb

3

Feb

Barker

23% Feb

3

Jan

43% Jan

31

28% Jan

9

12% Jan

10% Jan

34% May 17

102

17

Brothers

common.,

Works

Mar

Bayuk

8

Mar

8

Corp—

Inc

Cigars

Beaunit

Inc

26% Apr

37% Feb

90% Oct

21

79 % Jan

88 y2 Apr

3'

Beck

7

13% Dec

18

10% Mar 13

13% Jan

9

Beech Aircraft Corp

12

32% Feb

6

33% Apr

2

35

July 13

34% Jan

5

30 y2 Jan

31

18% Oct 23

4

29% Jan

12% Feb

1

28 % Dec

12

12% Jan

4

19% Oct

18

Feb

Dec
Jun

1

23

9

Bell & Howell Co

5

92% Jan

94% Mar

50% Apr

59% Feb

21% Jan

26% Mar

23

80% Jan

Feb

90

21/® Jan

26

11

9

1

Best

&

5'

32% Feb

Best

Foods

31% Oct 21

28 % Mar 26

33% Jan

22

48% Jan

2

'60

Jan

30

Nov 28

146% Apr

6

155% Feb

16

9

26% Jan

2

34% Mar

7

17% Jun 22

14'/2 Apr

2

16% Feb

1

156

30% Nov

July 13
3

37% Feb

Year 1950

$ per share

shi/tre

'

24

33 y4 Mar 27

27

16% Mar 28

40

Jan

20% Jan

27

15% Dec

28

14% Mar 28

4

18% Dec
41% Dec

8

18%,Jan

2

18

39 y2 Jan

25

22% Mar 25

35 V2 Dec

18

33

Jan

24

Jan

10

38% Apr

5

44 y4 Jan

x24% Jan

12

12 y® Apr

4

16

29'

21% Feb

3

Dec

12 y® July

60

29
8V

17% Oct 19

13

9% Dec

8% Dec 20

56

Black &

Jan

9

Bliss

(E W)

Bliss

&

Jan

Bond

31

Book-of-the-Month

Jan

4

Borden

9,

Borg-Warner

48 y®

Apr

2

52

2

71% Mar

27

95% Apr

6

...

103% Jan

Store?

3 % %

8,

15% Apr

19'/2 Jan

8

9

53% Feb

9

24% Jan

23

2

45% Jan
25% Oct

9

5

29% Feb

7% Feb

14

13% Dec

27

12 % Jan

10

Jun

27

32 y2 Jan

26

23% Jan

3

36

Feb

-Common

v
*

5%

Briggs Manufacturing Corp„No

29% May 19

27% Jan

3

34% Mar

31% Dec 28

30% Apr

5

35% Jan

Briggs <& Stratton
Bristol-Myers -Co common
3%% < preferred
—.
Brooklyn Union Gas com

53

48% Sep. 26
10

.

58

2

Febs. 16
18% July 14

100

26

12% Jan

104

34% Jan
17

Jun

31% July

98

>

105% Jan

17

43% Apr

6

9

53% Feb

16:

11% Jan

2

13% Feb

16

Brown

&

2

Brown

Shoe

Mar 13

49

July 10

100'/a Apr
20

Jan

97% Oct 25

29.

2

23% Mar
1

39% Jan

18

26

2

45'/a Jan

Mar 14

July

82% Jan

3
3
18

12% July 13
8

Mar 31

108% July 12
8% July 12
69% Mar 7

k

Oct

127

Oct

88

47% Feb

4

Jan

15

2

r.

5.

14% Jan

29

29

132

Mar

Watch

Co

Inc__

_v-v

-5

:

4'% preferred
3y2 %• preferred

2_io0

Burroughs Adding Machine—Np par
Bush

Terminal—.—

9

Feb

13

L

9% Jan

9

Butte

3

Byers Co ( A M) common

100

Dec

1

105% Jan

24

101 y2 Jan

*21

Apr 26

5

24

"

2

109

8

Jan

3

56% Jan
3y® Apr
8% Jan

30

*

4% %

preferred —:
St Zinc

Copper

*

7

7%

participating preferred-UlOO
Co
>
No pax

Byron Jackson

'42%

*26

:

34

34

.

Shares

34

300

17%.

17%

17%

171/2

6,800

14%

15

15%

151/8

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5,300

1

y

-

19%
47

-

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.

48% '

47%;

,

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1,200

49

13,700

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r
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7

3,700

7

6,500
20

15%

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16 y®

16

47%

48%

47%.

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27%

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27%

1,200

14%

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27%
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14%

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34

3'

35

36

1,440
6,900

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15

33

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124

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51

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200

102

110

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124

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87

40

20

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600

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300

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20 y2,

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21.

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94%

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94%

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22

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13%

13%

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13

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14

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13

13

13

13

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79

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20

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100

Beatrice Foods Co common

38

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107

31% Jan

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108

9

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17% Jan
37

100

preferred

non-cum

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preferred

15

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73

4%

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26

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13'/a Jan
9

9% Jun 30
29% Jun 29
88

10

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59

8

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39

19

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68 % Jan

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24% Jan

4

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1

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110

10
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34 y® Feb

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40

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19

6
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13

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California Packing Corp
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4 Calumet & Hecla

—

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conv

preferred

Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd

13% Mar 30

22% Dec

20

29% Feb

13

Canadian Pacific

60

Dec

20

52 Va Mar 30

61

Feb

16

Cannon

19

Dec

12

17% Jan

22% Feb

5

52

57% May 15

54

Jan

18

55% Mar

7

14% Dec

12% Jan

10

17'/4Mar22

Capital Airlines Inc

2

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Sep

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14
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For footnotes

see

page




1

24.

16

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2

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3
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.Volume 173"* Number 5001

.

The Commercial and .Financial Chronicle

.

.

NEW

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Jan

Jan

156

3

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55

52

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85

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76

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14

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27

77

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40

19

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3
26
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34

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100
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100
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35%

33
84

800

79%

Friday

Apr. 5
$ per share

105

50%

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92'A
19
20%
25%
55%
53
51
30
29%
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40

Colorado & Southern Ry com

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30

119'A 119%
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51%
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Collins & Aikman Corp
No par
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:/
5% conv preferred—
20

35%
104%

'78%

Thursday

Apr. 4
$ per share

33'A

*150

79'A

5,000

PRICES

9

135%
89

•

35

104%

17%

41%

77%

Wednesday

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50
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83%

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5

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35

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78

50

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.

HIGH

$ per share

104%

6

42

76'A

Tuesday
Apr. 3

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Monday
Apr. 2

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;

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Saturday

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100

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par

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4,500

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24,300

88

11

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33%
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22%

12%

Gas

34

11

17%

$4.25 cum preferred w w
Columbian Carbon Co

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22

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34

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300

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100

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101

22%

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common..

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1,100

53%

87%

33%

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10

4%

17 y4

34

52%

16%

15

Special gtd 4% stock...
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17

33%

52
101

32%

33%

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17%

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65% Mar 19

17

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600
500

88

34

City investing Co common..
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18

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10

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Mar 19

16% Jan

1

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88

.

2

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50% Nov 24
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22
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40

6
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1

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7

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13

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22

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8

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6

*

Feb

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42% Jan

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47% May

17%

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Feb

15

17%

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102

46% Feb

26

53% Feb' 14

17

17'A

7%

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21% Jan

17%

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♦100 %

City Products Corp..
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t.
100
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20
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100
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100% Feb

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17'A

48%

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430

17%

17%

16'A

9
18

4
4

145

17%

17

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142

143

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600

17

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9

18

1

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Apr
38% Apr

155

Sep 19

87

Mar 30

1

145

102

50%

49%

17%

47

'

91
-

145

49'A

17%

*48%

<

7

147

102

3,200

154

48'A

49

900

17%

18%

NEW YORK STOCK

32% Mar

29% Jan 16

>

104%

...No par

C l T Financial

-

104%

16%

V..;>

11% Jan

105

*145

16%

3

93

*104'A

l

9

3

105

*151

154

48'A
*101

.49%

34%

preferred
?,
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co

9

148

*151

101

149

*104'A

'

48%

101

48%

35%

B

47'A

<

101%
50

35%

Milw St

48%

(

49'A

5

92'A Mar

Mar 28

8% Jan
90 '< Jan

8% Nov 20

Jan

50%

9%

52'A Mar

'

49%

154

47%
*100

14%

Chickasha

1

37% Jan

8

48

101%

LI'A

Childs Co

Feb 26

107

32% Mar 27

■

68% Mar 22

15

29

154

3,300

*152

47'A
*100

9%

13

35% Mar

3

Jan

104

4

*152

*152

14%

preferred series A
Chicago Yellow Cab...

$ per share

,

58 »A

21'A

Highest

$ per share

$ per share

57%

9%

Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

56%

14%

STOCKS

Year 1950

155

55%

21%.

Range for Previous
Lowest

55

14%

16

80'A Mar

68'A Jan

54

♦9%

19% Mar 30

Jan

55'A

21%

Conv

19% Jan 16
8 'A Feb
8

6

55

par

94'A Feb '; 9

Mar

17

7% Jun 22

3,800

23

Chic Rock Is As Pac RR Co

59% Feb

Jan

19
Sep 11

12

19

14

500

10%

*23

—

Feb

Apr

13% Apr

4

3% Feb

39%

10%

24

...

18% Apr

13% Jan

39 %

10%

24

Series A preferred.
Chicago & North West com
No
5% preferred
;;
Chicago Pneumat Tool com__No
$3 convertible preference..No

54% Feb
64

22%

39%

10%

23%

Class

28% Mar

23

*22%

39%

10%

23%

Chic

52% Feb

38% Mar 28
59

22%

39

10%

33%

5

Feb

59% Feb

2

21

Jan

«27% Jan

2

16

14% Feb
30

22%

39

Chicago Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great West Ry Co com_.50
5% preferred
50
Chic Ind As Louisv Ry Co cl A
25

9

Jan

22

9%

.......

8,300

10%

109'A

i—

47%.

39%

32'A

A

47'A

22%

*108%

Class

47 %

10%

33%

i

46

22'A

♦18'A

3'A% convertible preferred™ 100
Chic & East 111 RR Cu com
No par

"

13

15% Apr 10
32% Dec 11

10% July 12
111% Jan 13'

4

2

23% Feb 24

16% Jan

18

17

21% Dec

'

<

35

2

32%

17'A

19%

—

150

32 y4

*39%

109'A

Chain Belt Co

Shares

110

*109

32'A

55

Champion Paper As Fib com__No par
$4.50 preferred
.No par
Checker Cab Mfgi...
1.25
Chesapeake Corp- of Virginia
.5
Chesapeake As Ohio Ry common__25

24

$ per share

110

32

10%

40

*32%

9

49

*109

32

54

♦108%

common

%

10%

*39

149

17%

4%%

the Week.

46%
22%

Century Ribbon Mills
;
".No
Cerro de Pasco Copper Corp
Certain-Teed Copper Corp
.1

1
18

39% Mar .5
17% Feb 28

34% Dec 28

3

6% Dec

Feb

8'A Jan

21

46

Class B
:
.1
50
Central & South West Corp com__5
Central Violeta Sugar Co..
9.50

9

2

46

*

2

2

15'A Mar

1

Sep 12
9'A Oct 20

11% July 26
25% July 12
98

Mar

28% Mar

13'A Jan

Dec 20

24

3

6% July 14
*17% Mar 30'

*30% Jan

29

22% Mar 28

16% Mar

27

July 17:
9% Jun 27

"12% Jan

22% Mar 28

26% Dec 20

8 '/a

12

*45%

22%

preferred
_____100
Central RR, Co of N J class A
.50

>

'

1

46

22%

105

♦17

Central Hudson G & E Corp__No par
Central Illinois Light

46

share

109%

31

50

149

Aguirre Sugar Co...
.5
Central Foundry Co
i
1
Central of Ga Ry Co vtc._._No par
»
5% preferred series B vtc.
100

31%

47%

♦104%

Central

18% Mar- 5

*109

X31»A

101%

50

...No par
;
20

Celotex Corp coirtmon
'
5% preferred

20% Aug 29

110

32

155

47%

100

Sales far

Apr. 6

55'A,

♦100

No par
No par

$4.75 1st preferred......
7% 2nd preferred

Friday

Apr. 5
$ per share

10%

♦152

10

*108%

$ per

31% '

40%

10%
55%

100

109'A

Thursday

Apr. 4

$ per share

22%

♦39

.100
common

PRICES

Wednesday

46%

46%
•22%

.1

_t

Tractor

109%

32

25

-

106% Jan 31

32

,—.50
T

Preferred .4.20% ...
Celanese Corp of Amer .com

13

56% Feb

preferred

Caterpillar

3

Feb

T/o

•

series

Corp

$ per share

110% 1

♦109%

10

Co common

SALE

Apr. 3

5

common

General

&

(J I)

.100
No par

Co....

Conv preferred 4%

Carriers

Mar 16

106

103% Mar 15

Dec

'

Mar 28

29

108

9

-155

Mar 26
43% Jan i0

3

Mar

64% Feb ' 2

•

10

104% Jan

Carpenter

11

25

9

Carolina Clinch & Ohio Ry.
Carolina Power As Light

2

40% Mar

5

2

150% Jan

8

25

2

HIGH

Tuesday

Apr. %

$ per share

Par

Steel

AND

Monday

Mar. HI

53% Mar

.

2

Jan

29

Mar

106

RECORD

Saturday

EXCHANGE

110% Mar 12

2

35

10% Jun

56% Nov 15

STOCK

33% Mar

3

46

Apr
18%-Jan

YORK

$ per share

30% Jan 29

39% May 18

35% July 13
•32% Jan

Jan

107

NEW

Highest

share

21% May 20

»X7% Mar 13

103 % Dec

share

50% Dec 28

3

•15 '/a July 13
33 % Dec 19

140

$ per

110% July 13
34% Mar 16

11

27% July 27'
30'/Wan

Lowest

Highest

$ per share

STOCK

LOW

Range Sinoe Jan. 1

Year 1950

$ per

YORK

15

STDTKS

Range for Previous
Lowest

(1487)

5% Jun 29
55% Jan 25
13% Jan

3

102
.

12% Jan 28
47% Feb

6

28% Dec 22"
13% Dec 28

13% Jan

10% Jan
3
45% Jan 11

19% Mar
Feb

12

.

12

16

Feb

5

18

Feb

3

Mar 30

14% Apr

19

Dec

36

4

Mar 16

% Mar

8

108% Apr

113% Mar

111

107

110

Jan

4

32% Dee 11
106% Dec 29'

19% Jan 24
100

Jan 24

41% Jun 23
107% July 19*
13% Deo 30
78% Jan 11 .•
9% Dec 28 *
96

Dec

28

27% Nov 25:

Fox footnotes

see

page 24.




32 'A Jan
101

Apr-

17

Jan

93% Jan

2

96

3

12% Jan 10
64% Feb
1
8% Apr

2

88% Jen

11

25% Mar 29

Feb

5

.

26

37% Mar 21
' Jan
9

106

Jan

3

11% Jan 20
101% Feb

32.

Feb

.

$3.75

common

—.^-wJO

.Continental Insurance.;

*

Continental

Motor*—

21

Continental

Oil of

1

Continental

Steel Corp

•

Delaware

—1

^5
-M

,;

•,

68%
9
9634
25V«

103

17%
;

11 %

*102

17'A
11%

' 103%

11%

17%,
11%

50%

52%

28%

12%
15

17%

33%

33%

"17%
;11%
51%
29%

50%

50%

29%

28%

12%

12%

*12%

15%

15%

Xl4%

17%
33%

17%

17%

33%

109%

110%

109

107%

107%

107%

109'A
107'A

34%

34%

35%

-

'

101

33%

*101

101

1107A

103%

17

17%
,11%

49

34

1107A
*102

*102

■

17%

33%

103

17%

1107A

110%
*102

103%
17%

17%

11%

*11%

52%

51%

29%

30%

30

*12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

11%
52%
30%
12%

'14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

2,100
14,100

17%

17%

18%

18

18%

15,600

33%

8,600

109

109%
107% 107%
35
34%
*101

102

'

33%
33%
108% 109
*107% 107%
35
35%

*100%

102 %

33%
109
36

*100%

19%

19%

19%

97

97

97

36

36%

36

*94%

97%

96

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

68%

69

68

68%

67%

67%

67%

68%

68

68%
9'A
9634
25%
,

8%

9'A

8%

19

19%

19%

19%

97

97

97

36%

*96%
36%

96

*93%

98

9

8%

36%

9

36%
*94

9%

36%
98

9%

400

6,400
6,000

109%

730

107% 107%

19

98
15

3,200

11%

51%
29%

,

96%

.

70

104

17%

36%

36%

*95
14%

,

112

*101 %

25%

19%
97

19%
*96%

20
15

*111%

29

15%
17'A
33 7A
*1097A HOVi
*107% 107%
33% 33%
*101
103%

preferred—__—___No par

Continental Diamond Fibre
'

,

25%

30
12%
15%
17%
34

29%
12%

1

preferred.
preferred

! Continental Can Inc

1

"

16% Feb 21
78

'

—No par
$4.52
No par
Container Corp of Amer com—10
4% preferred
100
Continental Baking Co com—No par
$5.50 preferred
No par
$4.50

15

98

100

25%

50%

50%

Consumers Power Co com—.No par

.

11

21% Mar

>

Consolidated Textile Co Inc
10c
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft——.1

106% Jan 16
11

32'A Jan
Apr

Jan

39% Feb

Mar

pfd

Consolidated Retail Stores Inc
.

2

34

100

15

.Consol RR of Cuba 6%

'

113% May 12

100
1.33%
.5

*

21% Feb 26

17% Apr
30% Jan

4%% series B
series C—i

Consolidated Natural Gas..w

1

34%

Preferred

*25% 25%
*111% 112
*101
l°3
' 17%
17%
■
*11
11%

No par

common

Preferred 4%

52% Apr

26% Jan 23

Baltimore

Consolidated Grocers Corp
Consolidated Laundries Corp

3

5
Mar 21

17% Sep 22
18

2

of

19%

310

36%

3,300

102%

100

19%

4,300

*96%

97

36%

37

*94%

98

100

15

13,400

69

2,800

9%

9%,

.

170

9,400

21,300

95 %

95%

94%

95%

94%

95%

96%

97

98

99%

6,000

*24%

25%

*24%

25%

24%

25

25%

27

26%

26%

1,500

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1488)

16

NEW
'

5 per

share

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1

Year 1950
^

$ per

$ per share

24% Mar 30

29% Jan

54% Jan

10

55% Feb

26

12

41

26

28% Apr

4

42% Jan

8

14y« Jun 27

22% Dec 28

20% Apr

2

46% July 14
10% Jan
3

■

51% Oct

24

49

Mar 17

25% Feb
50% Feb

20

17% Apr 22

14

Mar 28

17'A Feb

3

Mar 28

72% Jan

2

62% Apr
104% Mar

5

17

63

13

45% Nov 27

38

Apr 18

57

»

102 Va Aug 17
105
Nov 30

99

July 17

28% Jan

-

100

100% July 11
62
July 13
176% July 13
3% Aug
3
1% July 13

%

Dec

Oct

76

72% Jan

2

Jan

Mar 14

104% Feb

100% Mar 16

3

X66

Jan

187% Apr 13
6% Mar 6

xl74

Apr

31

27

105

Jan

11

98

Dec

14

14

Jan

5

10% Jan

4

27% Jan

26% Jun 30

30 % Jan

30 Va Mar

12 y. July "13

17% Jan

41% Oct

19

•27% Jan

13

102 Vi Jan

U

16% Jan

3

54

Mar 31

17% Jun 26
15 y« Jun

175

Feb

27
14

49% Dec

25

.

Jan

6

Nov

10% Oct

July 13
July 13

26% Nov 22

x25

102% Dec 27

148% Nov 25

44% July 13

55% Jan 28

20% Jan
125

3

Feb

21

22% Feb

17

24 % Aug
8
Jan 20

138

7

Jan

8
31

Jan

30

.Mar 20

13

Mar 27
Jan

77

Mar

Jan

3

2

27% Mar 10
10% Feb
3

Mar 13
Jan

2

30

Jan

25

j,
.

9

27% Feb

10

31% Jan

2

7% Jun

37% Mar

3

34% Jan

9

16

Jan

3

18% Feb

9

29% Jan

2

32% Mar 24

24

102% Mar 21

92

Apr

3

5

102% Aug 21
103% Sep
1

98

Jan

4

4

27

$7
i

preferred

Curtis-Wright
;

Class

common

99

Jan.

100% Feb

4

7

104

Feb

26

21

Daystrom

Inc

•15%
*50%
102%

20

57

Jah
2
32% Mar 29

68

Feb

27

37

Jan

19

19

43% Jan

2

53% Feb

9

20

17% Feb

2

23% Jan

9

45% Jan

19

34% Dec 18

37

11% Mar 31

16% Dec 27
9% Jan
3

6% July 13
17

July 13

Dec

7

Dec

21

34% Apr
4
15% Mar 27

3

24% Apr

29% Nov 24

8

4

31

Feb

13

■

'.> Lowest

■

$ per share

12 % Jan

4

35

July 26
48% Jun 29

Highest
$ per share

$ per share

14

Jan

l

47%. Oct

44% Jan

15

May 24

51

26

Jan

11% Apr

6

} 30% Jan

2

35 % Mar

14% Jan

2

57

18

Jan

51% Mar 16
10

July 17
25% July 12
11% July 25
69 Vb Jan

'

36% Jan

13

97

13

83% Dec 19

54% Jan
107
Sep
119% Jan
16% July

9

4

17% Jan

6

Dec

28

27

111% Jun

13

181

.

93

Mar 15

>77% Jan 10

Distill Corp-Seagrams

19
9

2

3

Feb

2

2

23% Jan

29

Dresser

Mar 22

93% Feb

1

3%%

Jun

14

19% Jan

10

26

Feb

27

14% Dec

18

13% Jan

3

17

Feb

9

60% Jan

13

85% Jun 12

9

127% Apr 22

101% Jan 31
51% Dec 12
9% Dec 11

_

106

Jun

Jan >6

92% Mar
125

9

Jan

3

Preferred

$4.50

Preferred

$3.50

3

48 % Jan

9

95

Sep 14
Jun

8

5

38% July 26
Jan

16

13

32% Jun 30
1% Jan

3

98

5

Mar 10

91 3a Apr

15% Dec 26
102

May

2

15'A Jan 30
101

13% Dec 19

11

49% Oct

45

9

Oct

443A Oct

.?

2

50% Jan

22

2

23% Jan

18

2

413/a Jan

26

Febf

1% Jan
40% Jan

2

2

2

15

28% Feb 23

23

Apr

3

75

66

Feb

20

28

13% Mar 29

Feb 23

52% Apr 26

49% Jan

2

28% Jan

23% Jan

2

6

12% Dec

15

22% Aug 29
2OY4 Jun
1

15% Dec

13

20% Mar 17

28% Nov 29

33% Jan
5
104'A Nov 15
24% Jun
5

Dec 20

100

18% Dec
6

8

July 12

10% Jan 13

18

51% Jun 27

68

Jan

9

4% July 13
8% Feb 14
8% July 13
33

Jun 27

2% Nov

6

Jan

2

163/4 Apr
2
28'A Apr
4
100 y4 Mar 15

66

•

Mar 15

13

7% May 15
19% Deo 28

60

101% Mar 22

25

10% Jun 26

13% Feb 15

2

Jan

52% July 17
48
Aug 25
21% Aug 3

Dec

17 % Mar

26

Jan

19% July 13

.

Feb

38

4

3% Apr 18

35% Apr 19

Mar 27

95

19% Apr

21% July 26
41

11

8

6

Deo 28

20

Jan

2

6% Apr

3

19'A Jan

2

13 V2 Mar 29

2'A Mar
46

Feb

5

23

16% Jan 12
27% Jan 27
72% Jan 27

52% Mai

6

28 Va Mar

2

22'A Jan
3
16 ys Mar 16
18 Va Jan 29
33% Feb

5

103%, Jan 12

22%'Feb

2

7% Feb 23

24% Feb 13

*91%

92%

923A

60

*94

98

18%

47

18%

Xl8%

19

9%

9%

9%

9%

47%

47%

49'A

49%

18%

1,800

10%

26,700

50

5,900

64 %

5,000

14%

14%

61%

13%

12%

13%

133/4

14'/.

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

23'A

22 3/4

23

*22%

56

/

54%

56%

55%

56%

55%

57

58%

59

58%

59%

6,200

64%

2,300

-

56

,

65%

66 %

67%

16

16

16%

67%
16%

68%

15%

21%

22%

21%

22

22

22%

22

22%

22

22%

19,500

ft

ft

ft

ft

82,400

31%

2,100

22'A
&

.

-

7

*30%
*17%-

64
•

ft
*62

64

7

6%

6%

ft

*62

67.

*62

67

7

6%

313%

30

31

30%

30%

*17'A

17%

17%

17%

*17%

173/4

173/4

17%

*17%

3,300
200

18

26'A

26%

26%

*26%

26%

26%

26%

26%

26%

26%

26%

1,200

*48%'

49

48 % *

48%

x48

48%

47%

48

48%

50

50%

3,000

*35%

35%

35%

35%

X34 %

34%

49%
35%

35

35

26'A

34%

34%

16%

16%

16%

16%

*16%

163/4

16

16%

16%

16%

10%

10%

10

10%

10

10

10%

10%

10%

1,900

26

25%

25%

25%

253/8

24%

25%

25%

10'A
253/4

25%

263A

26,300

25%

$ per
16'A

share
16'A

Tuesday

Monday

*34%

Wednesday

$ per share

share

900
-

2,000

16

16

16

16%

16 VB

16 y8

2,400

55 3A

553/a

55 3A

57

57

57%

1,700

56%

*55'A

56 Vz

56%

563/4

57%

58%

220

*56%
113/4

11%

600

55

55%

55%

55'A

*55

54 Vz

54 y2

*54%

12%

123A

123/a

12

12

31

30 y2

31

30%

*106%
*193%
20%

31

•

2.50

—■

—

32%

32%

20

.33

16%

16%

16 3A

163/4

16%

96

96 Va

95%

96

95 y2

96%

96%

16%
973/4

99

100 3/4

4,000

84 3A

853A

84

84%

82%

84%

84%

86

86%

88%

11,800

16%

110

•105

110

*105

196%

*190

193

*190

193

16%

6,300

163/4

7,100

107 Vz

188

20%

*107

107 Vz

*106%

107 Vz

188

*107

110

*192

196

*197

200 Vb

100

213A

6,100

20%

20%

213/a

21 Vb

20%

87

87

*87

89

*87

89

*87

89

*S1

89

10

24

23%

23%

*22%

24%
14'A

*22%

24%

*22%

24%

*23

25

100

14

14

88%

87%

88%

121*a

121 va

20%

21

4121

121

<,

883/4

122%

14%

13%

14%

9,800

90%

90%

91%

22,300

122%

xl21%

1213/4

1,900

99

*99

98 y8

600

50 3A

*50 Va

99%
503/4

*97 Vb

*50%

*50 Va

503/4

100

*

t

103A

11

10%

10%

*ioy2

10%

600

99

99

21

203/4

20%

21

21%

21%

213/4

21%

22%

22%

22%

3,800

21%

21%

21%

21%

21%

22

21%

21 Vz

21 %

22

22

22%

22,300

19%

193/4

19%

19

19

20

20

19%

20

*162

800

163/8

19%
15%

16

16

16 VB

16

16%

16%

17%

17'A

17%

43%

43%

43%

43 5A

43%

43%

44

433/4

44 %

43%

44

166

*163

166

166

*163

166

*163

*164

166

164

5,800

22,400

166

40'/4

40'A

40

40%

40

40%

39%

40%

40%

40%

40%

*17'A

17%

*17

17%

17%

17'A

17'A

17%

17'A

17%

*17%

173/4

*92

93

*92

93

93

92

92

92

913/8

913/B

20

16%

16%

16 3A

165/8

16%

163/4

3,500

16%

*100

16%

101%

16%

16%

101%

*100

*92

163A

*100

101%

*100

101%

*91%
16%
*100

101%

*100

41

2,400

13

13%

12%

13

13

13%

13%

13 Va

133/g

13%

13%

49%

48%

49

485/a

49

48%

48%

483A

49%

49 VB

49%

193/4

20%

19%

19%

20

203/8

■20%

20%

*38%

20'A

19%

No par

*38%

39'A

*38 3A

39 Va

2

41%

2'A

41J/2

2

23%

*65Va

70

*65 Va

*50

50%

*50

26%

26%

*41

*383A

40

2%
413A

39
2

2

41

41

*38 3A
2

41%

39

2%

/*!

38%
2

2

42%

42

42%

13%

133/4

13%

133A

13%

137A

14

14

23%

23

23'A

233A

24

24%

243A

70

*65'A

70

*49y2

50%

70

*65%

70

*65%

50%

*49 Vz

50%

*49%

50%

26%

26%

26%

2?y«

27

18

18%

18 Va

18%

18%

*65%

50%

*49%

26%

..

3,100
7,900

23

70

26%

3,300
6,900

39

14

*133A

24

.

13%

23%

41

14

24

*133/4

2

41

2

7A

500

101

49 'A

20V8

3

121 y8

'98

13%

21

2

26%

27

-

27%

1,600

1,200
3,900

8,200

4

*18y8

18%

18 Ya

18'A

18%

18%

18%

2,400

5

14%

14%

14'/2

Xl4%

14%

14

14%

14%

14%

14 Vi

14%

11,200

10

173/8

14%
l73/8

16 3A

17%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

11 Vb

i7y8

2,200

28%

29

17%
28%

Endicott Johnson Corp common__25

■5%

31%

31%
16%

20%

50

—

12

20 Vz

*10%

convertible-preferred.—50

Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg—

12

20%

*49%

10

Empire District Electric Co

12

31%

*11%

89

50

preference.

__

*23 %

1

El Paso Natural Gas
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
Emerson Radio &
Phonograph

*55%

*54

*87

100

pfd

Shares

16

55

_50c

share

55%

55%

85%> 86%

the Week

$ per

16

55

30%

Sales for

Apr. 6

Apr. 5
$ per share

$per share

16'A

16

55%

*53%
*12'A

Friday

Thursday

Apr. 4

Apr. S

Apr. %
$ per

55

'51_Nopar

Convertible preferred—;

Corp

31%

16%

Mus Ind Amer shares.
Electric Storage
Battery.^
No par
Elgin National Watch Co
15
Elliott Co common

Ex-Cell-O

7

31
17%

Saturday

Elec &

Exchange Buffet Corp

7

10%

__100

Eversharp Inc

64

*62

7%

*30%

16%

-

6

64

7

30%

30%

>'.v>'

Boat common—

10

ft

nit

*10%

2

»i4preferred

26

*62

7

2,600

7

ft

**

16%

2

Elastic Stop Nut Co
1
Electric Auto-Lite
(The)—„—fl

5

2,500

64%

22%

7

23

16

15%

*62

18,000

64%

63%

16

>

3,200
-

*15%

64"%'

15%

-

•

15%

64%

20

common

4 XU Feb

800

12%

Eaton
Manufacturing Co__
2
Edison Bros Stores Inc
common—II
4 Va % preferred
___100

Erie RR common

18%

100%

*99

100%

13'A

16'A
43'A

'4f? preferred

83/4
47

47%

v

*99

98

13

Eastern

Ekco Products Co

18%

8%

8%

*94

13%

Stainless Steel Corp.
.5
Eastman Kodak Co common
10
6% preferred
;
—100

5%

18%

48 V

100%

92

92%
98

13%

20'A

5%%

18%

V

92%
*94

33%

No par

preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Eureka Williams Corp
Evans Products Co.;

8'A Jan 23

47'A

*98%

100 Vb

8%

9

20'A

Electric

*98%

18%

18%

48%

98

100%

*98%

100%

10

44% Jan




92

*94

48%

1

2

page 24.

92

98

33%

46%

xo

7

see

92%

*94

-No par

3% Feb

For footnotes

*91%

98

16%

39 '/2 Apr

Mar 21

4% Jan 10

6

Mar 26

Apr
Apr

3,600

93%

1

96%

44

16

3,800
5,700

32%

16%

66

18

17%

32%

95%

71% Feb

13

17%

32%

46%

5

64 Vz Mar 30

12% Jan

17%

32%

Par

l

60% Jan

6ya Mar 13
14% Jan
2

17%

32%

Mar. 31

May 25
6% May 5
153A Dec 28
14% Dee
l

6

17%

32%

11

43 Vi Mar 29

Jan

17%

32%

32%

*10%

52% Nov 27

>

33%

17%

32%

32%

10%

20% Feb

42'A Mar

32%

17%

32%

10%

157A Mar 28

19% Feb

323/4

17'A

_fl

19

182

32%

32%

17%

32%

48%

Eastern Airlines Inc
Eastern Corp—:

2

32%

32%

17%

32%

48%

Eagle-Picher Co

4

100

623/8

Cigar Corp

2

Mar 29

17

50%

2

163/e Jan

*16%

*50

23

36% Jan

1G%

'

Feb

163

16%

503A

22 Vb Feb

7

17

99%

4

Apr 10
39% Oct 25

16%

>

99 Vb

2

19 Va Jan

17

*16% .17

50 Va

10

190

600

*16%

•

120%

Jan

6

10

16%

50%
11

Apr

13

99'A

16%

120%

Apr

Dec

323/4

*98%

16

100%,

19

Jan

32%

99

16

100

19

14% July 12
88% Aug 25
*12% July 12

31%

99

16

120%

20 3/4

29

31%

99%

15%

33'A

25

3.75%

18

171

31%

*97%

16%

series—
No par
series—No par

27

July 17

31%

99%

87%

DWG

5,800

31%
•16

14%

6

1,200

*97'A

88%

12% Feb

10

32%

16%

87 Va

Duquesne Light Co

137

32%

99%

14

7

3,300

*132

327/,

31%

14%

23

25%

25%

25%
137

180

31'A

88%

24% Dec

40

32%

*132

26,000

*97%

88'/4

54 % Feb

18 Vb Apr

32

10%

*16 v

*14%
>

21% Nov 25

13

137

32

700

10%

13,400
'

99%

5

106% Feb

25%

: *132

-

32%

53%

33%

No par

4

10%

9%
103%

53'A
10%

53%

64'A

(E I)) & Co—

Mar 30

io3%
25 >/2

6%

103%

473/4

Common

20% Dec

Jan

137

32%

31%

ioy«
25'A

25%

*132

13.*

31%

14

13
10

25%

25%

25%

;

10%

9Vb

103%

50c

Duplan Corp

Apr

53%

200

33%

convertible preferred
International

50

24

10%

10%

132

32%

103%

53 >/2

700

63

common

99

243A Jan

25%
132

53%

9
103 V2

S*i4
•103
r

"

No par

15% Mar 30
13% Jun 30
Jun 27

10'A

No par

1

2

10%

.——No par
15

52% Nov 30
11% Jan 10

10% Jan

533%

17

18%

No par

Industries

Du Pont de Nem
83

120% Mar 14

103%

*53%

27%

16%

*98%

-2

$3.25 2nd preferred

Dunhill

103y2

53%

32

*95

No par

$4 preferred series A

20 % Jan

8'%

103%

53%

1,800

*26%

32%

*92

Dow Chemical Co common

180% Jan

8%

103%

54%

No par

Douglas Aircraft-

2

9

UU

8%
103%

*26'A
9
"

10%

*32%

1,.

Dome Mines Ltd

13

8

122 V* Jan

27

10,200

76

10%

46

Ltd

May

16

Feb

19

11% Mar 27

called

Feb

18

X22

26%

9%

76

10'/,
27%

62

Doehler-Jarvis Corp__.

Dec

July 12

27

h

Dr. Pepper Co—

21% Oct

18

A

109% Feb

208

X26%

1

14% Jan

Class

88% Dec

87

27%

9%

9%
76%

*76

33%

Corp.

7

Mar

*26 >A

9%

9'A
77 »/4

61 %

•

28

111% Feb

27%

EXCHANGE

Feb

108% Mar 15

10%

*97'A

>

STOCKS
'
NEW YORK STOCK

55

15

11

46

$1.50 cum preferred
Diamond T Motor Car Co
Diana Stores Corp

1 6

93

10%

10'A:

100

Dixie Cup common
Class A

19

9Yb

*74%

*53%

13.50

Devoe & Raynolds class A
Match common

Dlvco

5,400

50

Diamond

17

81
.

13

9%

8%.

Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co__ 100

6

640

20%
200

*33%

;

5

9

11

"when issued"

16% Mar

*170

100

Edison—

57% Apr
58% Apr

29%

20%

20
200

77 y2

9%

8

$ per share

15% Jan 11

1,100

29

29%

19%
*170

90

46%

Escrow ctfs for preferred.

Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest

29

19%
200

*74%

•102

■

Year 1950

28

19%
*170

7,100

90

33 %

Ligh£ Co

Range for Previous

28

19%

560

37%

62%

5

11% Feb

88

37%

33%

De Vilbiss Co

19% Feb

88

*86

i02% 102%

61

9

36% Feb 20

36%

87%

50%

50%
102%

35%

.46%

19 % Mar

2

49%
102'/#

353%

27%

1

8% Jan

3,000

soy.
1023%

33%

Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
Detroit Steel Corp

1

50%

50

34%

46%

2

16

7,000
1,300

45%

20

Feb

38

60'A

Jan

29% Mar

16%

*36

33%

38% Feb

54

Xl6%

33%

Detroit

16% Dec 29

16%
37

61%

26

49

16
36

33%

23% Feb

18'A July 13
35% Mar 8

900

15%

61%

21% Apr

17

1,800

36 »A

_20

Derby Oil Co (The)

16 % Jan

200

12%
28

No par

17

2

11,600

1,900

98

12

*10%

87A

27

Mar

34%

28

9%

48%

18% Jan

8

1,400

34%

12

11

1

15% Mar 29

64

2%

28

77 Vse

500

;

17% May 26
24
May 19

5

4%

17%

12

2

490

174

2%

12

9%

^32%

79% Feb

3

5,300

4%
,

*97

102%

200

*170

174

28

-

*74%

10

62% Mar 28

Apr

101

15%

28%

193%

20
200

12

28

*10%

:„i

72% Dec 29

Jan

100

77%

98

74%

*16'A

42% Jun 27

"

76%

36'%

87

28%

29

19%

34%
*97

11

9%-.

Denver & Rio Grande West RR
Escrow ctfs for common--—100

6% Jan

•28'A
*170

34 %

11

*16 :

23% Mar 27

5

77
174

74%

31%

65% Feb

Rights

29%

203/,
200

12

102%
35%

87

20%

2.50

Deep Rock Oil Corp

% Mar 27

87

174

101

*27%

50

,

102%

87

*28%

j

Mar 24

2

102%

88 Va

*170

100

53

Mar 21

50

50%

102%

88%

25%

20% Jan

17

50 >/2

'

51

102%

35

*31%

58 V Dec 28

2

15%

*35%

34%

•128%

"'1% preferred
Delaware & Hudson—

12% Mar 28

16%
37'A

35%

20

Inc

15%
36%

.

35%

100

Deere & Co common..

18

Records

16%
38

34%

1

Oct

Decca

*97

15%
37%

37 %

1

pfd

—

33%

102

12%

Dayton Power & Light common
7
; Preferred 3.75% series A-s.
100
; Preferred 3.75% series B
100
-Preferred 3.90% series C—
100
Daytott Rubber Co500

45% Dec

Mar 10

34%

33%
*97

28

(The)

Davison Chemical Corp

870

100%

101

76%

99%
*99%

*

Dana Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Davega Stores Corp common
5% convertible preferred

59% Dec

27% NOV 22

1741%

1

20

12% Jun 29

174

No par

24

30

175%

11%

100

-

Inc

Feb

62

174

174%

X174

27%

_10

A

10% Jan

2

*100

76%

12

No par

51

Feb

101

76

27%

No par

Prior preferred

3

68

*100

76%

11%

Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
2.50
Curtis Publishing common
No par

3

8
May 16
32% Nov 17

101

76

27%

5

8

52% July 12
5% July 12
21% Mar 13

*100

77

11%

100

Inc

17% Jan

ft

101

x76%

28'A

23% Jun 21

Apr 20 *
21% July 13

*100

77%

11%

24% Jun 29 >

Dec 20

101

*27%

Delaware Lack & Western
Delaware Power &

19

102

100

—

Press

8% Jan
41% Jan

14 Vb Dec

•100%

1,700
8,200

1

Cuban-American Sugar common—10
1% preferredloo

41% Dec 30
•37

102

2.50

convertible preferred
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pfd--

Cushman's Sons Inc 7%

16% Dec 29

38% Jan

*100%

3

5%

Cutler-Hammer

34% Mar 17

>34% July 13
3
29% Jan

62

102

77%

——

24

31

5

64%

61%

*100

Crown Zellerbach Corp eommon—5
$4.20 preferred
_No par
Crucible Steel of Amer com—No par

24

13
13

Jan

64

*100%

No par

35% Feb

26

10

64

623/,

102

1

preferred

132% Jan

It

Mar 20

$2

15

16% Jan

18% Dec 29

60%

•100»/2

100

America

Cream of Wheat Corp (The)_
Crown Cork &t Seal common

lo

12 y, Jan

3

of

Cuneo

17% Feb
9
17% Feb 28

3

63%

60

102

25

common

preferred

Cudahy Packing Co commonT
4%% preferred

Jan

57

.

Co

3% %

Creameries

8

100% Mar 16

3

64

57%

*100%

100

3

106% Feb

2

129

5

2

Jan

63%

573/,

2%
343%

3

6% Jun 27

64J/s

57

*23%

3

11V* Jan

63%

57%

34

14% Jan

22

63%

56 y2

50%
14%

98

11

100

63%

57%

4,600
5,100

22%

14%

50%
14%

98

25% Jan

24

63%

63%

■

21%

•493A

22

33%

13% Feb

10% Apr

30

14%

2%
34%

x97% Jan

Dec

21%
*49%

14%,

21

98%

2

18% July
!10% July
July
96% May
•96
July
100
July

50%

14 Vb

34%

17

30

'28

*49%

14%

*49

98 y2

Crane

20

19% May 10
17% Feb 17

3

preferred

20%

50 y2

*14 Ya

14%

1,300

30%

30

47%

26 Vb Dec

•15% Jan

1%

20%

*49

14%

50%

56%

Corn Exchange Bank & Tr Co
Corning Glass Works common
5
3"% % preferred——
—100
Cum pfd V/z% series of 1947-100
Corn Products Refining common.25

20 y4

50%

14%

20%

*

14%

*4%

4

24

20%

1
20

31%

2%

99% Dec

12

21

*49

50

30

4%

Jan

13% JUly 10

20 VB

Convertible pref 5% series
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp;

56%

2%

13% Jan 13>
96

29%

27%

*54%

*4%

8% Jan

.

28%

30

Shares

share

27%

56%

23/,

8

52% Jan
V

30%

S per

27%

4%

Jan

103% Mar 30

32% Dec 29

29'/a

31

,

share

27%

*54%

2%

10% Apr

18

31%

$ per

56i/2

27

4%

32

20

3

*543%

4%

180

3

7% Jan

26%

56%.
30»/2

: 2%

24% Feb

Mar 27

Apr

12 y* Dec

27%

2%

•

9

\

27%

*54%

4%

95

70

25

27%
56%

4%

54% Feb

5

10 y« Oct

27'A
*54%

175%

44% Jan 29

77% Oct 31
13% Jen 19

5

Sper share

27 »A

56%

4%

106

Jan

7% July 3
64% July 13
9»A July 17
;

share

27%
*54%

14

180

Corp

prior

*2%

22

19% Mar 29

20

the Week

175%

29% Mar

15

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82% NOV 15

Friday

Apr. 4

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39% Feb

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Thursday

Apr. 3

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28

PRICES

Wednesday

Apr. 1

Coty Inc

Jan

105% May 5
34% Dec 29

SALE

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preferred-..
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Copper Range Co
—No par
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6

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12

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

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(1489)

NEW
Range for Previous
Lowest

Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

$ per share

YORK

STOCK

RECORD

STOCKS

Year 1950

Highest

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NEW

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LOW

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EXCHANGE

Saturday

.

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Apr. 3

«

,

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Mar. 31

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16

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16

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13

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9,100

14%

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14/4

14%

14 3/8

48%

47%

48%

47%

49 %

19%

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120

1,700

19%

19

150%

148

148

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148

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80

80

80

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423/8

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42%-

42%

24

24

24 %

800

11%

11%

11%

24,100

76

75

75

43%

42%

43%

42%

42%

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28%

12

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99

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100

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2,700
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99

99

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21%

21%

22

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22%

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23%

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24%

18,700

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11%

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10%

10%

10%

10%

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10%

10%

10%

10%

1,500

23%

25%

13,900

1

21%

I

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*99

100

30

23%

22%

23%

22%

24

243/8

25%

!:

24%
62%

23%

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62%

62%

63

64

64

64

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64%

25

$5 preferred

!

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84%

84

84%

84%

84%

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84

843/4

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85%

14,800

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22%

22%

22%

22%

23

23

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

11,600

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101

:

Utilities

Co

62%

104

Feb

14

$4.20

dividend preferred

100

100%

100%

110

Feb

14

$4.40

dividend

100

107

107

24

28%

5,500

xl9

: 45%

102%

3%

9,500

28%

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107

47

24%
100

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8%

46%

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28%

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32%

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93

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58

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28%

28

18%

3,500

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5,300

1,300

40 3/4

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900

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114

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58%

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114

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11

Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par

States

28%

108% Jan
footnotes

39%

99
14%

100% Mar 30

For

*101

100

preferred

21% Mar 29

18% Jun

24% Jan

36%

3

10 % Jan

11

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1

Common

69% Jan

49

36

33%

Green

23% Dec

29% Dec

35%

26%

30

9% July 17
95
Apr 17

100

353/4

8%

28%
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3,300

36/4

25%

1

34%

35%

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22

4

1

38%

20

6,800

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8%

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13

3

34%

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33%

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Dec

33%

1,400
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8%

36%

26%

82

7

6% Jan

33%

26

125

28a/a

26%

154

2

20

33%

10,800
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28%

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93%
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58%
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133

100
com

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8%

800

2,300

3%

28 3/8

8%
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6

75

35% Aug
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8%

3,600

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25%

•

125

8%

68,400

20

3%

18%

•

28%

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!

20
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v

28%

3%

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5

45% Mar

preferred-

3%

19

28%

91

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3

29

3%%

1,500

38%

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38%

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19%

8%
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90

19

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52%

124%

114%

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23%

20%

Shares

52%

,

x99% 199%

24%
122

$ per share

123%

52%
124

28%

115

5

$2.25 conv preferred

Jun

38%

122

Sales for
the Week

28%

115

92

No par

14

13% Jan

Jan

38%

24%

24%
125

440

400

28%

115

"*87

common———15

(W T) Co

103% Feb

28

28

33

39

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3/o

Grant

17% Feb

12

115
28%

20

-12.50

ne\v_.

37

Apr

3%

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Y

Apr. 6

xl23%

18%

33%

125

1

(The»„*

11% July 13
8

3 3/8

18%

33%

No par
Batteries

31

Dec

3%
18%

6

31% Feb

98% Apr

31% Sep 28
103% Nov 27

18%

3%
18%

33%

No par

Co

25%

18%

18%

3%
19

124%

Friday

52

373/8
19%

8%

No par

Steel

City

18%

3%

18%

37%

8%

No par

com

Graham-Paige Motors.
Granby Consol M S & P
Union

18%

37%

8%

10

Hosiery

Gould-National

24

7% Jim

6

37%

25%

common—No par

preferred

2% Jan

37%

Y

2,300

.

120

$ per share

20

122%

100

preferred

30

37%

20

8%

1

Goodyear Tire & Rub
$5

20

24%

preferred—50

&

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20

124

;

Apr. 5

,

100

.

59 3A

200

5,200

.

Thursday

51%

100

122%

Corp
2.50
(The) common—No par

105

6

Goebel
Gold

20%

51%

125

8%

Harvester

*101%Dec~

1

-100

<

1243/4

8%

No par

30

31

*25%

5

common

21% Dec

•

Mar

100

3%
19

*122

28%

Stock Telegraph Co
Goodall-Sanford Inc

9% Jan
140

3%

*98%

19

3

18%
19

1

Oct

Jan

100

18%

common

134

8% Mar 29

100

/

Y

.

1

120

1

.

98

PRICES

$ per share

51%
124%

38

preference—No par

106% July 20
13% Mar 24

120

51%

38

"■

51%

124%

20

Co—

Safety Razor

convertible

SALE

$ per share

125

20%

-

$4.50 preferred

4%%

51%

20 %

100

2

6

HIGH

124%

100

23

Mar

52%
99

com

Oct

59

125

45%
10

100

.

28,100
4,200
7,400

6%

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120

10c

Feb

30

125
*119

Apr. 4

99

No par

59

Jan

125

118

Wednesday

$ per share

v

1,800

55/a

*97
10

,

70
200

-

119

.

45

,,

f

7,800

16 'A

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5934

125

Apr. 3

125

1

59%

10

118

Tuesday

$ per share

98%

;

Y.

31

55

45%

-9%

■

590

1,500

••

76%

31

<*'.119

6%

126

AND

9%

16'A

98%

59%

9%
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44%

,

2,600

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55

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12

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154%

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6%

120

2,800

17%

•

119

54%

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55

12

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16%

118%

2,600
3,900

103

154%

32

115

114%
LOW

No par

12

55

58%

Apr. 2

No par

27

7% Jun

9%

Monday

51%

1

Plywood

Gimbel Erothers

98%

'

.'

105%

55

75%

16 %

:

45%

9%

Saturday,

Corp

convertible

$5

*125

.

;

125

preferred-

22

Jan

126

,

*97%

9%
58

No par

preferred
3%% preferred—

Jun

56%

117

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4'A%

21% Sep

100

58%

124

10c

General Tare & Rubber Co

4

56%

*114/8

44%

98%
*

9%

126

45.

»

9%

117

No par

Castings $6 pfd—No
Telephone Corp
General Time Corp common
No

19

*98

9%

Mar. 31

Steel

Georgia-Pac

58%

44%

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•'

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>

General

4%%

*

10

*114%

Refractories

119

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95r%
,

100

General

26

Jan

90

9%

General Public Service

13% Apr

-

*98%

Realty & Utilities

19

17% Jan

45%

General

101% Mar 27

17

Jan

44%

17

37% Jan

2

Oct

99

44%

75%

6%

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9%

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54%

6%

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11%

,

800

25%
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9%

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118'/,

54

12

17

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118

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Equip Corp

11%
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;

800

33

23%

.,

55

103

30/,

163/,

6%

45

6%
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105

53%

75%

30%

54%

Jan

27% Jan

9

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16%
118%

General Public Utilities Corp
5
Gen Railway Signal com
No par
6% preferred/
100

130

4

28

23

75%

30%

6%

Portland Cement Co

Precision

Gen

*74%

*29%

119

100

Advertising

105

9%

54%

preferred

Preferred $3.75 series—

General

8%

*117%

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preferred
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16%

9%

6%

General Motors Corp common

Gen

31

17%

54%

Par

$5

75%
16%

>

32

*101%

>

11% '
154%

*17-%

6%

9% Jan

2

Apr

Feb

19% Mar

x8 % Mar 14

33% Dec

24% July 27

6

3

18% Feb

8% Dec

10

21% Feb

18% Mar 14

26% Oct
127

9

2

105% Jan

2

27

*

'

52% Mar

8%

11%
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154%
17%

53%

EXCHANGE

126% Jan

11%
'

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$ per share

123% Mar 25

11%
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533%
103

6%

NEW YORK STOCK

,

Highest

$ per share

54% Oct

127% Mar

July 13

22% Jun

Range Since Jan. 1

Highest
$ per share

1,700
7,600

105 %

53%
*101%

54%

^No par

STOCKS

Year 1950

Lowest
t per share

105 %

54

118%.

preferred

Range for Previous

105%

6%

Corp

convertible

20%

6% ;

■

No par

-

20%

63/8

"

54%

'

No par *

Instrument

20% 1

31

251%

1

—No par

Corp

General Mills common

20%

233A

9

113%

'

•

23%

17%

16%

7,100

25%

103

11%
154

16%

20%

25% >• '

53%

'

$3.50 preferred—

11% Mar

31

16%

20%

23%

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75%

*29%

20%

23%

*29%

*74%

200

20%

'

25

17%
8%

9 %

19'A

23%

*101%

1,700

.

39%

19%

6%
31

8%;

8%
39%

25%

105%

53%
103

11%

6%

8% 1

400

19 'A ><•

31

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10,400

39

,

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23%

25%

154

50

Co__

Finance

11%

6%

39

800

12/4
20

9%
•

>:

25%

!

23%

53%.

177/3

No par

100

Electric

20 Va

20%

6%

*8%

9%

12%
19%

.

"

20

31

105%

*101%

100

2nd preferred

%

23%

156

9

20 %

6%
31

*105

53%

17%

No par

com

General Foods Corp com

65% Jan

,

6'%

103

*152

5

,V

23%
105%

11%

No par

preferred

General

6% Feb

21

119% Sep

Cable

Corp
1st preferred

56% Mar

25

25

General Cigar Co Inc com

.

119% Jan

4

18

26

,j,

21 Va

20%

*25

.

*20%

20%

31

53%

21%-

20%

20%'
6%

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V

*20%

33

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Y

19 V*

21%

6%

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8'/a
38 Va

*19%.

21%

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100

8%
38%

19%

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1

2

8%
38 3/4

19%

9%
12%

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8%

39

19%

50

*9%
12

.

20

38%

39

21%
.

8%

9%

-11%

*19%.

"

com

Corp

4%

34% Feb

2

30

Bronze

8%

20

;*20%

*9%

11%

12

19%

preferred

preferred-.,.

4%

17% Jan

Jan

$8

General

,

Mar

15% Jan
111

43% Jan

129% Mar

.

11 % Feb

80

2

9%

113/4

19%

39%

'*20%

;

9%

12
20

8%

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9%

11%

*10%

19%,

;*39

/General Amer Transportation
5
$4.25 preferred series A—No par
General Baking Co. common
_,_5

19% Mar 19

72% Jan

50
No par
:_No par

(The)—

Industries Inc

convertible

$4.50 preferred-^-

Feb

Jan

6 % Jan

51% Apr
103% Dec

(

Apr

159

Jan

8%

Gaylord Container Corp—
1,66% /
General American Investors com—1

107% Mar

8% Apr

9

Dec

,

Feb

Co

9%

.

12

19%

a_5

common

9%

<■'

12

20

—

Corp

4%%

*9%

*_1; I

common

preferred
(The)

Co

Gar Wood

103'% Jan

10% Jan

1

(Robert)

convertible

Garrett

r

58% Feb

8

31

Jan

r

5%

Gamewell

27% Feb
25

Inc

preferred-:.-

Gardner-Denver

Feb

4

44% Aug

;

;■

.

Feb

23% Jan

(The)-

Gamble-Skogmo Inc

23% Jan
>38

2

10% Dec
-

9

Feb
% Jan

10

Co

6%

23% Feb

12

Jan

Gair

13

40,
21
*

3

19% Mar 14

24% Nov 22

63% Mar 31

/

2

18% Feb
20

Gabriel Co

;

9

*

9 % Feb

20% Jan

166

July 13

6% Mar 29

104

4

105 ; Apr
53 % Jan

12

13% Jan 12

'1

2

10% Mar 21

13

9% July 13
146

'

105 % Mar

3

jl01% July 13

t

3

107% July 14
55% Dec 26

4

July

28

Jan

36% Jan

29

33% Dec

8

preferred

*99%

101

*105%

107

107

107

6100%
107

24%
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64%

800

101

*100%

101

"100%

101%

90

107

*106

108

107%

107%

100

17

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NEW
Range Since Jan. 1

Year 1950

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

NEW

«

Highest

.

$ per share

$ per share

$ per share

YORK

LOW

$ per share

14

30% Feb

28

33

Jan

24

30% Jan

19

35% Feb

20

2

15% Apr

17% Feb

4

13% July 25

18

Sep

29

11% Jun

15

14% Dec

29

Apr

4

66'/a July 13

80% Feb

8

73% Jan

11

108% Oct

19

105% Jan

22

104

Apr 11

1

23

Nov

35

14'

Hackensack

26

15% Mar 14 /
79% Feb
107

14

Mar

16 /

.10

Jan

3

31% Dec

141

Jun

30

149% Dec

6

154

Jan

17

22% Nov 28

27% Jan

12

25% Apr

3

30

Jan

5

7% Feb

10

6% Jan

2

8

Mar

5

5% Jan

3

«4% Jan

5

81

30

Mar 20

148

76% Jan

81% Feb

6%

11

% Nov

8y2 July 13

11% Oct

9

5
July 3
20% July 18

8% Jan

28

24% Apr

4

27% Jan

23

31% Jan

8

37

Mar

8

97

Mar

8

8% Jan

6% Mar 13

7

93% Feb

3

98 % Apr

5

94 % Jan

17

31% Dec

8

41

9

34'/a Jan

2

103

Mar 20

Jan

Oct

107

25

Dec

39

July 14

44

14

Jun

July 27

122% Aug
34

48

July 25

62% Aug 23
15% July 14
10% Jun

Jun

27

2

23% Feb
79

39% Jan

4

44 % Mar 12

54

3

24% Mar 16

18% Jan

31
4

23% Jan

107

106

*106%
29

'

27

t

80

Jan

6

78

Jan

13

86% Jan

31

29

26%

*106

7

7

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81%

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81%

10%

10%

*145

26

7%

7%

24%

24%

25 %

24%

25 V*

35

35

34%

34 Va

34%

34'A

*94%

96 V2

*94%

96%

*94%

96%

*93%

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36%

*35%

36%

*35%

36%

25%

*101

*18%

19

67%

100

*125%

126%

125 Vb

125%

43%

43 %

43%

43%

54%

*53%

54%

23

23%

22%

22%

19%

19%

19

19%

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84%

*53%

%

*53%

.

25%

36%

37

193/4

19%

19%

500

65%

69

69

69%

4,100

67

*125%

43%
54%

>53%

23 %

18%

13%

*

11% Mar

6

14% Sep

27

14

Jan

2

17% Feb

13

14% Jan

4

preferred series A

100

*83

84%

83%

;

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84%

*83

53%

*

20 %

42%
53 Va

*23%

23%

V20«

-

80

700

42%

54 V2

23%

•

"

23

19%

*

19%

43%

350

127

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126

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125

*33%

54%

25 Vs

22%

22%
1

25%

38

*19%

43%

43%

43%

1,700

25% "

*36%

125

126%

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50

19%

25%

*36%

67%

66%

68

67%

68

10
100

103

*100

66%

19%

common___No par

preferred

*100

103

300

36%

*35%

36

3,200

96

96

-

4,200

34%

19%

37

19

36

7%
25

24%
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96

600

37

2o'/»

20%

37

19

-*18%

20%

37

7'/a

101

101

101

25%

37

37%

7

101

103%

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25%

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.

10%

7VB

7 Va

7%

24%

7%

800

82/

10%

10% '

103/«

700

6%

6%

*

25

103%

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—__No par

,

36%

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10

10%

*■'

'26%

*26%
*80

96%

*94%

25

81%

10%

150

*145
/

82

*80

90
110

2,000

6%

•

35%

7

24%

24%

035

100

*79%

81%
10%

6%

6%

6%

1,C00

30

'*

26

7%

14,

79%
107

29%

150

26

3,200

*105%

293/3

29%

150

*25%

7,200

16

*79%

106

106

*35

7%

100

*

"

14

79%

36

7

24%

_15

preferred

,

300

34'A

14

*13%

*79%

29%

*29

15%

15%

.

'

*143%

10%

common

107

29%

*79%

10%

25

*106

*6%

.

*10%

5

14 '<
79

26

25%

1
,1

14

150

*145

26%

157/a

15%

1

31%

34

15%

343/a

79

107

29%

29%
150

26

7'%

'

*7

106%

*145

150

*

*26

-

79%

80

..100

Motors

3%%

Shares

share

*31

31%

34

V'23%

1,600

.20%

4,200

19 3A

*83

'

€8% July 24

share

*31

15%
14%

*14

14%

14%

29%

<145

10

common....l

Co

Powder

the Week

$ per

31%

32%

79%

15%

15%

*79

com__Nopar

preferred

(G W)

5%,

Mar 29

52% Jan
20% Jan

i4i/2

Co common

non-cum

15%

15%
80

Hershey Chocolate common__No par
4V*% preferred series A
50
Hewitt-Robins Inc
5
Heyden Chemical Corp common*_l

f

8

15%

fc_2

Hercules
i

18

33%

<>14

Corp

J)

Sales for

Apr. 6

Apr. 5

33%

*31

31%

32%

100

Hercules

:

127% Mar 15

26

Feb

(H

7%

6

19% Dec

31%

33%

*79

preferred

Helme

122% Feb

1

31%

33

5

common

3.65%

15

Feb

22% Feb

56

;

27

Heinz

24

64% Mar 15

Mfg
Co

3%%

1

18% Jan

Refrac

Hazel-Atlas Glass
Hecht

5

40% Feb

31%

33%

Industries Inc

Hayes

31

Feb

6

25

,

Mar 10

127% Mar 13

2

106% Jan

Mar 28

36% Apr

1

69% Dec

29

3

Apr-

Hayes

,

26

3

20% Mar

49

101

26

33% Mar 16

20

37% Jan

31%

No par

preferred

Corp of America
4%% preferred

12

33% Oct

July 17

10% Mar 28

31%

100

Hat

12

25% Dec

25

*

com

Hart Schaffner & Marx___
*

Friday

Thursday

$ per

$ per share

$ per share

33%

Co $4.25 pfd__No par

Harbison-Walk

t

10

11% Jan

8

1

(M A)

$ per share

5

preferred

conv

Hanna

2

32% Jan

28% Mar 14

4%

Apr. »

25

Hamilton Watch Co

;

Monday, April 9, 1951

.

;

Water

Halliburton Oil Well Cementing
Hall (W F) Printing Co—

j

.

PRICES

Wednesday
Apr. 4

Tuesday

Apr. 55

#

$ per share

Par

SALE

HIGH

AND

Monday

Mar. «1

;

.

RECORD

Saturday

EXCHANGE

46% Feb

8

STOCK

STOCK

H
30% Dec

YORK

STOCKS

Range for Previous

22 % Apr

Chronicle

The Commercial and Financial

(1490)

83%

-

30

*83

83

100

1 '

12

31.

July 25

12 '/a Jan

3

15

8

22

Jan

3

25% Mar

9

11

Apr
18% Jan

3

14

9

Hollander

2

22% Feb

8

Holly

27% Jan

3

28% Jan

23

5%

47% Jan

101

Dec

13

47%

i.

,i 21% Feb

21

Jan

29

Feb

s,

8

107
14

Jan

34

Jan

105

Jan

15% Feb

2

36

13

20

36

Feb

„

100% Dec

18

95% Apr

103,
July 3
46% Jan 13
38% Jan 12

107% Dec

22

4

107% Jan

65% Feb

4

67

Jan

54% Apr

Mar 22

24% Oct

19

19 % Apr

3

21% Jan

29

50% Mar 15

58% Feb

2

6% Feb

28

23

Nov

24

16% Feb

53 % Dec

July 13

3o

9

15% Jam

7

58% Jan

18% Dec

20

17% Jan

4% Apr 22
25% Apr 13

3% Apr

4

18% Jan

4

16

3

July 17

•

Range for Previous

.

.

.

Year 1950

Lowest

28% Feb

$ per

15

15 Vb

15 Va

15%

5,700

*18%

11"

13%

18%

19

19%

19%

600

18%

*12%

24%

5

,'Hunt

Foods

Hupp

Corp

..

.

,•
_

•

•

,

.•

.

.

NEW

Highest

share

*102%

13%

par
50

19%

Xl8%

19%

19%

x27%

27%

*27%

27%

*96

100

;

Texas' (Dell

Inc*.

YORK

STOCK

'

-

33

34%

34%

18%'

:

24%
3%

ii

95%

*95%

105%

103%

103 %

'

$ per

Par

•'•■? >

18%

18%

18%

*23%

24%

*15%

23%

*

18%

"

•

3%

3%

20'/a

20%

20%

AND

SALE

HIGH

Tuesday

Apr. 2

Apr. 3
$ per share

;

'1,200

1,300

"

17 /

*16

53%

53%

4,000

18%

/

19%

24

V

%

16,800

24

24

600

-

3%

3%

3%

3%

10,000

20%

21'/a

21%

900

Friday

Sales for

Apr. 5

Apt. 6

the Week

$ per share

$ per share

-Thursday

-<•

1 Apr. 4

.

5,600

7%

PRICES

Wednesday

•

t

58%

20 v*

3%

19"%

20%

*7%

18%

>23%

23%

23%

>

4,700

-

'

1

3%

3%

54

58%

57%

"

7'/b
17

53%

53%

$ per share *■

share

17

7

6,400

20%

20%
56%

53%

20%

.

20

55%

7%

*15%

Monday

Mar. 31

20

60

>

58%

58
-.J-'

55%

"•*18%

" '•"18%

3%

57

53%

53

,

*19%

56%

290

104 v.

56%

57%

55%

*7%

'

17

*15%

17

53

Saturday

.

7%

500

2,700

96

*102

104

57%

*19%

56

7%

*

34

*95%

96% '

95%
*102

57%

3,700

'35%

*33

'

35

54%

/

19%

55%

-52%

35

57

'

.

33i/2

55%

19%

7%

*15%

23%

33%
•

2,300

14

13%

13%

343/4

•

95%

19%
•'

7

13%

34%

*103%

LOW

<

.34

34%

•

105 % '

*103%

96%

55%

55

20

105 %

97

19%

3%

19%

*103%

*32%
-

55%

24%

3,600

48%

13%

57%

18

4,900

56%

47%

105 % 4

55%

'

39%

56%

46%

xl3%

57 Vb

53
18%

39

57

46%

*103%

56

17

39%

55%

i

57

■"*>'

39

46%

V

56
•

39%
55

13%

56%

7%

400

46

•

105

96

19%

53

>

'

*102%

55%

S' *7%
v
*15
*
.

34%

?

105%

57

19%

.

!

^

/

■i

33

*33

v'

•

EXCHANGE

$ per share

33%
34%

55%

;
1.

_1

'■ r

13%

57

57

No par

:

13%

105

*56%

i

6.66%

———

104 %

13%

98

*102%

25
1

*102%

34%

1,500

.

1—

39

46%

13%
33%

100

19%

27%

55

46

104%

*34%

2,500

11%

19%

39%

54%

47%

*103%

300

24%

*11%

54%

39 %

55
-

135/a

24%

11%

*27%

47%

,

13%

24%

*11

"

28

55

47%

*33

100

.

STOCKS

*
.

39%

No par

Hussman Refrigerator Co

5

-39%

40

13%

24'A

,

11%

*11

19%

19%
*27%

55%

5% non-cum preferred—j
100
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Hudson Motor Car—
i__12.50

14

19%

27%

39%

Power—__No par

of

19%

27%

I

Light &

Oil

19%
27%

55%
47%

,

19

21% Mar

*18%

*12%

13!/a

24%

13%
'

*27%

-

12.50 :7//

Howard Stores Corp

Range Since Jan. 1

"$ per share

11

Howe Sound Co.,
5
i Hudson & Manhattan common—100

4% Jan 119

3

Lowest

Highest

I per share

1

11%

com—_5

preferred—

conv

Houston

20% Feb ,26

2

8% Jan 12

/

19% Mar

50% Mar 13

>•17% Oct

*11

—Nopar

preferred
preferred

4%

23

Jan

22

il7/«

*11

Co

Corp

preferred

Houston

.

10

58 % Dec

1% Jan

r.

■

_

July 25
7% Aug
1
11% July 21
35% Mar 9
13

15%

24%

5

Mining

Oil

Electrochemical

'

11% Mar 13

24%

Corp common
preferred—

3%%

17

15

*12%

24%

10

$2.25

26

33

*18%

13%

24%

Household Finance common.-No par ;

18

5

103% Apr
53% Feb

11

'18%

14
24%

*12%

24%

30

$4.25

1

3

19

*18%

*13%

■

Houdaille-Hershey com—_-'—No

£;

Mar 15

99% Mar

28

62% Dec

18%

;•
-

*10

Sugar

Homestake

17

8

Jan

56% Jun

& Sons-

(A)

*13%

1
j-5

E)«

conv

Hooker

.

29

2

13

(Charles

Co

Honolulu

19

17

31 % Jan

10

Jun

66% Jan

152% Feb

30% Jan

10

38% Feb

94

4

11

101% Mar

9

May 24

Hires

19

42% Feb

2

42% Jan

.

,

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

*

"

34% Jan

11

Nov~24

10% July 13
29% July 27
29% July 13

-

__5

Holland Furnace Co

18% Mar 29

5

54% Apr

32% Jan

Hinde

9

Jun

17% Sep
6
20 Vb Aug 18
29 % Mar
7

5

1
Co_;

Corp
& Dauch. Paper

19% Sep
16% May

18

25% Jun

Hotels

31

12.
July 12
20% Dec 15
10 % Apr
16 % Apr

Hilton

$ per share

.

Shares

■

I

"W
22V* July 25
34% Jan 25

62

Dec

20

58

Jan

2

75% Feb

82 % Jun 29

99

Dec

8

96

Jan

2

107% Mar

60

Dec

2o

54% Jan

2

40% Mar 15

35% Mar 15

39% Jan

'

•

Idaho Power Co

*

Illinois

RR Co

'

20

.

Central

common-100

*35%

36 %

*35%
*

■

61 %

61

59%

-

*

t

34 '

Jan

25

71

41% Mar 23

32% Mar 15

50

Oct

27

52% JUn

50

62

Dec

14

52% Dec

18

51% Mar 27

53% Feb

7% July 13
25% July 12
5% July 14

.10% Dec

18

9% Mar 13

11% Jan

stock

Illinois

36% Feb

Mar 30

28% Feb

6

6% Jan

33% Mar 27

52

2

Jani

ctfs

series

Co

Power

4.08%

Jan

19

68% Dec

30

63

Mar 26

29

83

Dec

29

.V 76

Mar 13

155

Dec

15

175

38

Jan

26

Apr
56% Dec

30

51

Apr

2

12% Mar 30

20% Nov

22

197/s Jan

2

11% Dec

20

11

25% Oct

17

23% Jan

9% Aug
8
16% Jan 16
92

Dec

14

100

Oct

155% Jan

10

1% Jan

25

4% Dec

29

13

18% Dec

21

185

240

July 17

25% Jun

27

3

166

6

Industria

Apr
62% Feb

6%

.

12

Jan

Insuranshares

:

Interchemical

V

4%%

Ctfs

35%

>

63 %

64V8

{

Intercontinental

i

Interlake

220% Feb

3

14

Jan

16% Apr

6

Business

Int'l

Harvester

7%

t

50

*49

50

53

*50

53

*61

35%

X34%

50

*49

53

*50

29%

29%

*51%

8

8

63%

64

78%

78%

1,100

65%

8
65%

65%

65%

2,300

78%

79

78 Va

78%

79%

,80%

1,300

8

79

/

*162

169

169

20

51%

52%

51%

52% ,5,

52

53

53%

54

8,100

20%

20%

20 %

20 3/a

20 Vb

20%

20 3/4

21%

21%

21%

8,100

11%

*11%

*11%

n%
28%

28

'

165

11%

33%

3%

3%

3%

16%

16%

16%

16%

100

99%

' 205%

341/3

203

33%

341^

*169

170

*169 %

100

99%

203
34

202

"

33%
167 Va

170%

*162

165

11%
27 V*

28%

15%
*202

8

*7%

65%

*7%

51%

164

*3%

100

1,500
3,300

21

28%

No par

'' >7

-••',

9%

30

51

*162

No par

J

52%
30 Vb

*9%

9%
30VB

8,900

49%

5i3/a

*99%

common—

*73/4

-35%

65 Va

64%
"

No par
—No par

Machines

30

30

30

8

64%

9%

9%

9%

9%

78%

*

80

11%

/

8

/

164

51%
*20%

<

29%

9%

V

220

62

62
"

35%

35%

35%

r

35%

*49

100

Rubber.J

preferred^

8%

63%

9%

29%

30

*78%

1

common—_—_5

——

Iron—

Int'l
*

31

;20

9%

1,400

14,200

105%

*104

105

62

62

*60

35%
64 V*

*35

35%

35%

*103%

v

*49

53

*161

No par

Inc„

Corp

2

37% Feb

105%

*50

50

63'

_1

Nopar*

Copper

preferred

3

179

*49 Va
*50

9%

30

100

5% Jan

5

50Va

*8

:

Cons

f

101% Feb .23

2

*103%

62%

62

60%

'/

60%

*58

35%

53

*9%

Mex, S A

,

20% Feb

Apr

De

common..

2

Jan

62

106

61

35%

*49%

x5 'j

preferred

Inspiration

29% Feb

5

*58%

*50

—50

Inland Steel Co

25% Feb

23

Electrica

Ingersoll-Rand

Jan'15

32

16

•

60
351/2

36% V

*35%

36

60%

105

60

;

50

Industrial Rayon
*

165

24

Mar 28

200

23

Jan

181

Jan

16% Apr

Mar 29

32% Oct

171% July 13

8% Mar

Mar 28

95

9

12% Jan

f

35%

*103%

61%

*103%

353/3

1000

Indianapolis Power & Light—No par

'84 «' Jan

9

36%

106

*

'

A—-

common__i.No par

preferred

cum

%104

A„100

"

71% Feb

Jun

ser

4.26% cum preferred
Illinois Terminal RR Co__

•31% Jan

42% Mar 28

pfd

conv

'

9

63

',

non-cum

RR

r Feb

30% Nov 29
"

•i.

6%

27 V,

3

;

200-4

220

99%

v:' 3%

3%

2,100

17%

17%

14,100

,205

34%
167%

167

167%

630

15%

16%

16

16%

86,800

263/4

27

.27%

28

94

*92%

94

33%

16

26%

.

3%

166

167

15%

200

6,200

*99

17%
205%

205

33%

166%

169

11%

27% : 28%

*11%

28

99%

3%

203

32%

33%

;

16%

%■>,.;

167/8

16%

203

'

*164

11%

27%
9Q%

100'A

3 %i

3%

"16%

*11%

11%

?«3',

99%

•27%
100

;

169

26%

34%

205%

1,800

34%

19,900

"

7% July 12
27 ,

Dec

22

13% Apr
27% Dec

81

Aug 18

95% Nov

3% Dec

9 %

8

25% Mar 31

129% Dec

9

11% Dec
Feb

5

17

:

3% Mar 27

5 Va Jan

3

8

33% Mar 30

110

Sep

<

14

12% Jan

2

48% Mar 15

22

Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Lint Minerals & Chemical com
L5
:

4%

International

:

40 Vb Jan

Int'l Nickel

International

Packers

Paper

Feb

i-

18

70

Jan

2

83

46% Jan

28

40 Va Jan

2

44% Feb

61% Oct

7

53

Jan

2

60% Feb

;

35

Mar

7% preferred
25
'International Telep & Teleg—No par
International Utilities Corp—
,5
Interstate Dept Stores—i.._No
par
Inter type Corp——
No par
Iowa-Illinofe Gas & Elec Co_'_No par

11% Jan
73% Jan

5%

I

36% May

1

35% Jan

18% Mar

25% Feb

4

30

Dec

22

28% Jan

10

35% Jan

July 12

45

Apr

14

31% Jan

24

37% Feb

27% Sep

22

25% Jan

4

27% Jan

24

22

Dec

28

30

23% Jan
39
Feb

19

35% Dec

Oct

5

6

July 19
Jun

26

16

141

1

Jan

V% Jan

135

ll

87

107% Mar
75

Dec

98%

Jan

64

1

48

Apr

18% Jan

Apr

100% Apr

51% May 18

Dec~27

3

Jan

6

18% Sep 25
96% May 15
70% Mar 3

36% July 26
Jan

Mar 24

21 '

33% Apr'

3

47

30

Jan

4
4

13~

23% July 17

34'A Mar

Power

Island
..

i;

$6

&

Creek

Light Co
common."
-■

50c

1

>

13%

13%

13%

4,100

503/s

51%

51%

52 Vb

22,300

102 Vs

103%

*102%

103'A

*102%

103%

*102%

8%

*8%
65%

*23%

26%

*76 Va

41%

40%

40%

40%

58%

*33%
*136%

36%

Mar 15

3

78% Jan

29

Johnson—__J.

Laughlin

Steel

12%

34

Feb

5

Joy

18% Jaxv

9

Kalamazoo1 Stove & Furnace

25% Jan

16

103% Feb

1

*65

100

4.

1

:
-

*33%

35%

700

34

33%

33%

33%

33%

34

34

1,200

26 %

25%

26

25%

26

26

26

26

26%

5,400

21%

3,000

34

3,700

25%

21%

21%

21%

21%

33%

33%

333/8

33VB

33%

138%

*136%

138 Va

*136%

6%

6%
*19%
*92%

*64

6%

65

102
57 Va

6Vb'
v

19%

19%

*91%

93%

65

65 Va

100%

100%

56%

56%

6'/b '
20%
93% *
65
101
.*
56%
67%
25%
93
"
30%

64

101

'

T

56
67

66%

66%

66%

66%

25%

25Va

25%

25%

25%

93

92%

92%

92%

92Va

25%
*92%

31%

31

31V*

30%

31%

30%

*65

16%

*23%

24

33%

138%

6Vb
*20
*92%

63/8
20%

21%

21%
33%

*136%

1

138%

6

"

21%

21%

21%

21%

"33%

*136%

33%
138

15%
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15%

35%

33%

*

*92
1
31%

*34%

'•

33 Va

25%

10

com

353/4

*33

56%

&

*33%

31V*

*100%

&

35%

200

33%

57%

preferred series A
Manufacturing Co

1,200

31

657/8

5%>

60%

31

103%

Johnson

60

31%

-

Jones
.

59%

31%

65

3

59

31%

*100'%

Jan-

58%

31%

Jewel Tea Co Inc common—No par

5

31% Jan

58%

31%

3%% preferred _4——v
100
Johns Manville Corp—_____Nopar

99

58 Vs

400

31%

19%

Mar 27

1,500

31%

92

57

41%

*30%

19%

.

41%

1,000

80

15%

92

,

41%

8%
66%

24%

6%

7

41

*76%

15%

93%

Feb

40%

80

*233/4

20%

587/a Mar 27

40%

40%

8%
66

15%

6Vb

69

*76%

8%

65%

24 Vb

*91%

106% Jan< 11

77%

;

15%

*19%

4

80

77%

83/s

23%

1

3

65%

.

15%

Jaeger Machine £o
i__No par
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100

25

..

65%

24%

Jacobs

Co

1

8%

653/8

*102Vs

83/4

*23%

10

(F L)

*33

103V4

8Vs

66

15%

16%

18

Mar 16

58 Vb

58%

*33%

58%

26 Va

*21%

„

'■'•

78%

24%

31%
'33%

;

78%

37

15%

*

80

8Va Jan
95

*

103 7/s

66Va

58%

10

Coal

preferred

13%

50

22 Va Feb

64

30% Apr

7

13%

49

4

92% Mar 28

6

Iowa

5

Feb

13%

49%

8%

*33

„—

1,320

13%

49%

2

17

25

81% Jan

139

25

common

35%
130%

13%

66%

**40%

4,400

22,200

35%

130%

35%.
131

13%

8%

No par

131

130

7,400

3%

50%

66%

*78%

129

3%

35/8

13%
;~

103%

No par

International Silver

129 Va

343/B

34%

34%

34 Va

129%

8%

100

Shoe

a

3%

3%

3%

3%

*92

94

*92

94

34%

34%
129 Va

66%

International

■

Feb

27

3%

3%

34%

15%

26%
*92

49

13%

50%

preferred.
International
Salt

■

,

15%

94

129%

34%
129%

*102

—

Dec

•

3%

3%

13%

16%
26%

*92

94

50%

$4 preferred
No par
Int'l Rys Of Cent Amer com'—No
par

8% Apr
65% Apr

4

19

70
»

34%
*129
»

15%
26%

15%
26%
'

3%

7.50

Oct

8

5% July 18

Limited—_15

common

72

-

1

2

5

;_1
100

International

109

Corp

*92

Canada com„No par

of

56% Jan

20% Jan

July 11

Mining

14% Jan

(

15%
A 26%

;

,_100

Preferred

13% Jan

8

preferred

>,

133% Jari

101% Mar 30

1

9% Dec

Feb

129

19

14% Jan

103

31

21

17% July 26

54 Va

96% Jan

'

Apr

27% Jan

ac91

13

4

22 % Jun

23% Dec

135

29% Feb

Jan

14% Aug
7
59% Sep 18

3

July 17

20% Jan
28

10

90

7

1

July 25
38% July 18
42% July 3
32% Aug 30
9% Jan
3

25% Jan

17

18

July 12

52

30

36"% Dec

14

49% Jan

2

137% Jun

33% Jan 25
104

May

10% Jan

*

65

33%
137

.

93%.
66

*1003A 103
56%
57%
69
"

69

25%
92%
31V*

26%,

92%"
31 %

16'A

41,300

24

900

137 Va

6'/a
6%
20'A
20%
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93%
66%
66%
*100% 103
7
57%
58
70
70
26Va
26%
92%
92%
31!A
31%

50

"•

4,200
700
10
1,600
40
8,800
1,000

52,700
210

3,400

K
9
22

Mar 24
Dec

5

98% Jan 25
103% July 13
43

July

16% Dec

29

25'A Sep
103% Apr

15

Apr
3
23% Mar 30

10

98

14

109'/a May 18

-

Mar 14

104% Mar

3

108

.

Jan

5

3

66% Dec

19

61% Apr

2

75% Feb

70% Nov

18

67% Jan

17

70% Feb

24

6

16% Jan

8

i

8

57% July 13
14% July 26

10
•Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
.

19

Mar

30

14 Va Nov

27

13% Mar 29

15% Feb

13

28 Va Dec

30

28

31% Feb

16% Jan

30

25% Oct

For footnotes

see

23

page

Jan

24 VB Jan

24.




5

2

30% Feb

preferred—
4% icum preferred
Kansas

1

4%

;

City

■

I

*14%

14%

24'

24%

100
100

s._—

*96

J

*105 :

Southern ,com__No par
preferred—
100

non-cum

14%

97 Va

105%

61%'

63%

'

69%

*67

24%

*105

97%.
105%; -

*62%

14%

24%
*95

*66%

62%
69%

14

14%

14

14 VB

24 VB

24%

24%

24Vb

97

14%.

'

14%

24

24%

2,800

10,500

*95

97

*102

104

*102

104

68

*67

69

400

66

5,400

104 V*

105

:.*102

61%

62

62

63

67%

68

67%

67%

64

65%

104%

14%
24 %

97

*95

*66

14%
24 VB

*95

97

*95

110

1

65%

"

17% Mar

10% Jun
20% Jan

3.80%

1
'

Kansas

Power

6

Kayser

(Julius)

26
24

&

Light Co

&

Co_

Kelsey Hayes Wheel
Class

B

8.75

16%

_5

*1?%

1

conv class A

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

14

*13%

14

13%

13%

31

31

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31%"

30%

30 Va

30%

l

29

29

*28

28%

28%

287/B

28

163/4

16%

16%

16%

16%

10,900

13%

13%

1

,

13%

13%

14

14

30%

*30%

31

31

31%

600

287/a

29

29 VB

29%

1,300

28

500

[Volume 173

Number 5001

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

NEW
Range for Previous

49 V.

Highest

15% Dec

Jan

17

3

47

13 % July 20

20

14

67% Aug 11

76% Nov 24

72

Jau

36

Jan

2

353/4 Dec
50

101

24

Dec

1

423A Jan

26

6

62

20

Jan

27

52% Jan

Feb

16

Copper
Land Co

Apr. 4

Apr. 5

$ per share

$ per share

$ per

$ per share

._No par

73%

72%

5

$ per share

$ per

71%

72%

share

72'/4

Thursday

72%

72%

Sales far

Friday
Apr. 6

723/s

73

74%

the Week

share

Shares

74'/a

11,700
3,400
1,100
4,300

74

61 %

59%

60

59%

60 '/2

591/4

593/4

59%

60 %

611/4

61'A

'23%

23%

23'%

23%

231/4

23%

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235/8

23%

235/8

23i%

23%

*433/4

441/8

43 y.

433/4

44

44%

441/4

441/4

44%

44

443/8

$5 prior preferred
Koppers Co Inc common
v4%

7

preferred

Kresge

(S S)

Laclede

Gas

17%

17 %

43

43'/a

42 '%

98

98

98 %

98

Co

....

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77

.

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10

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39

11

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77

'77

78

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43

421/a

43'

42%

981/4

981/4

98%

98%

98

38%

%

17%

77

.

39 %

38%

38 3A

383/o

38%

56

55

55

37 y8

363A

37%

38 3%

39:

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55

551/4

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37 %

37%

37

37'%

37'/4

71/4

—No par,

7'A

'55

-No par

44

42%

43

—

Co: (The)_i_

&

'17%

'76

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Co_^

Kress

Kroger

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'17%
10

I

56'% Mar.13

(6

par.

—No par

.

38a/4 Jan ,10

.

Wednesday

Apr. 3

*60

13

39% Mar

29

36% Feb

1

>0

Apr
3
44% Mar 21

103

Tuesday

Apr. 2

Keystone Steel & Wire Co_. —No par

.77

98
Mar 28
36 % Jan
5

;
J

5

35 % Dec

July 12

34 % Dec

Nov

PRICES

Monday

Mar. 31

KrmDerpy-CharKe Corp
-No
Kinney (G R) Co common.,

3

19% Jan

24

37

23

Feo

SALE

HIGH

AND

Saturday

Kern County

j50

17'/2 Mar 20

243/. July 12
93 % Jan
9

Kennecott

13

25 V2 Jan

3

.

42% Mar 15

.

17

67% Feb

-

19

RECORD
LOW

STOCK

Par

19% Jan

2

J«U>

23V4 Apr

% Nov 27
Nov

YORK

EXCHANGE

$ per share

70 '% Mar 15
57

273/8 May 24

13

STOCK

r

28

63 V2 Oct

NEW

Highest

$ per share

3

15 7% Jan

Lowest

♦

1

Apr

45% Mar

24

Range Since Jan. I

$ per share

$ per share

YORK

STOCKS

Year 15)50

Lowest

(1491)

.

56

'54%
1

37%

36%

17%

171/8

400

171/8

10

78

'77

78

t

8,400

433/8

98

250

38%

,98

433/4

98

433/a

39

5,200
400

56

*55

6,900

37%

37 %

.

6

July 13

'3%

7% Nov 24

7

Jan

10

Jun

7 "4

6% Feb

2

28

Dff

20

19% July 12
IO1/4 Jun
5

251/a Oct

25

22 %

123/4 Jun

22

11 '/2 Jan

42 5/b Dec

15

47% Jan

25

42% Jan

19

37

Oct

18

34% Jan

8

2

22% Jan

73/4 Feb

' 3

40% Jan

25

J-r,

62% Sep

1

Jan

94

24

1% Jun

BO3/. Jan

30

20

51
l9

3

Dec

9

15

2

'

3

Jan
Jan,22

*$3

1

1st

28

65% Jan

10

11% Jan

2

14

Jan

18

Lehn & Fink Products^

22'A Apr

4

27% Feb

5

Lerner Stores Corp

Llbby-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeill A Libby

30% Dec

15

7'/4 Jan

3

Dec

177

Jun

9

39 y8 Aug 28

.

15
29

9

34% Feb

2

10% Feb

9

2

36'/s Mar 16

72% Mar 15

Mar 31

172
39

Jan-

Aug

■X40

Mar 28

Nov~24

44%

2iy2 Jan

9

13

38% Dec

14% July 12

81

July

28

1

34'/2 Jan

22% Mar 24
973/4 Feb

Mar

4

38'% Sep

17

17% Jun

29

102 3/4 Dec

21% Feb
Feb

"42%

2

Tulip

s

18% Feb

2

Mar 29

"I3#

143/4 Mar
251/2 Jan

Mar 26

170

30Vs Jan

32% Mar

493A Jan

.

591/2 Feb

13

$ per

share'

39

Feb

103

Feb

19

,41/4%

43 'A Feb

9

LUkens

-A

.v.-"..'

■'.

-

$ per share

'

49

41'A

26

1,200
1,500

12%

12%

123A

1,700

59

59

591/4

591/4

500

23%

23

233%

233/8

23%

1,000

101

991/2

99%

99%

9%

10

48%

49

49

113A

12

11%

113%.

11%

11%

11%

2'%

16%

17'%

10

49%

12'A

12%

2

2

17

99i/2
10'/a
503A

10

49%

9%

17'A

2

2

2

1,100

58%

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101

17

43%

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10

2%

42 3/4

'

23

48

17%

49

*48

-

42%

58 3A

9%

2%

49

42'A

7%

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.

23

47%

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•'

25%

71/2

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41%

12,300

7%

7%

26

7

*97

130

10

10'A

6,600

51%

1 909

13%

20,900

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.

13%

133/8

2

99%

2

.

2

2

'

17'A

161/8

7,800
1,400
1,100
3,000

17

16%

51/8
68%

16%

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68%

12%

22%

A

5---Lo\venstein

'

NEW

•

22%

'

5%

34%

5%

.

/

91/a

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9

353/8

34 3A

35

35%

5%

74

72%

733%

73'%

174

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173%

173%

174

.

;No par*
5;

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>52

18%

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80

:

83

83%

par

38

13%

33%

"
"

16%
821/4

81

28 3A

V 38%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

16%

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>158
31 %

31 %

52%

52

52%

30%

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287^8

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101

361%

36%

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LOW

AND

*

52

293/8

Mar. SI

'''.

35

-

.

s *753/8

371/8

300

4

36%

16%

16 5/8

13,200

165/s

353/8

5%

15,600

82'A

82%

41

13%

13%

SALE

HIGH

14%

4

4,200

22%

22%

156 %

22%*

158%

30%

31

53

293/4

54%
30'A

98%

98%

3.7%

38%

.-

;

37%

J

•-

21,600
40

•,

30 3/4
••

31

54%

55

1,800
6,000

30 %

■,

30%

8,400

99

38

10

38

*98'A

2,100

PRICES
♦

*

Sales for

Friday

Thursday

Apr. 6

Apr. 5

$ per

$ per share

$ per share

;

45,800
118,300

Wednesday
Apr. 4

$ per share

2,300

82%

40

159

29%

37%

:

77

40

22%

100

*98
•

Apr. 3

Apr. 2
$ per share

$ per share

Par

6,700

v..

,

*156%

•

52%

^9%

..,

100

Tuesday

Monday

Saturday

$ per share

10,900

20

'

■

133/4

31

31

,

*

A

43

19
'

,

L

/

STOCK

41%

19%
77

16%

*

YORK

EXCHANGE

44%

413/a

39%

.

22%
ik
159

340

1,900
2,400

53%

82%
.

13%

;,
r a'a
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1,300
7,600

172

172

45%

35%

16%

>22

159

31

30%
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37

22i%
32

1*

159

11,900

73%

53%

76%

81%
39

S

392

28

22

221/4

22

16%

723A

,

443A

18 3/4

343A

33%

16,300

91/4
35%

40%

76%

341/4

35%

9

35%

44

18%

*73%

1,300

2,600

52%

51%

43%

40'A

18%

16%

101

*36%

10

.

43'A

81%

"30%

30%
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'

51%

40

V

38 %

53

,-52%

173%

391/4

31

1

173

5l'A

76%

341/4

161/4

161

31

173%

381/4

,22%

*158

73

-ei'A" 823/4

372

NashVille_«._—50
com

33'A

13%

22%

73%

,,

,39%

par

91/4
351/4
733/4

;

18%

'73%

35

9

40'A
'

35%

343A
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.

123/4

223A

723A

•

68 3A

23

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12'%:
223A

9%

43%

18

1

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53/8

68%

:

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12%'

223A

35%

r

51%

40

*
V

76% s >

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16 s/8

16%

par

51

^

173%

9

431/4

18%

V;

par

'

40 5%

343/a

34%

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43%

40'A

40% «

18%

!

A Sons Inc

42 3A

40%

'

>'

53

511/2

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43%

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L

•

-

■'

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68%

/

9

73%

■

22%

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35%

73%

-12%

34'A

co^

CO

9

9

25*

com

v

68%

12%

,

12%'
22%

34'A'

#

■

68%

22'A

68'%

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preferred series A—100

Highest

333A

68

*12%

.V

«

22%

22%

34%

34%

125%-

'"12%-

7

No par'

Steel -Co..

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5%-"

5

Co common.—.—10

(M)

;

23

-

68 %

68%

68%

*12%

__10

,i

(P)

5%

5%'--

5'A

6

'

Corp.;.

STOCKS

Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest

$ per share

*57%

'*48

,

9%

1

v

Co

Louisville

*

Highest

.12%

47%

preferred—,
^
—100
^Louisville Gas A Elec Co (Ky) 'No par

28% Apr

Year 1950

12%

.

9%

Corp com_—No par
convertible preferred—100

3 %%

98% Apr
30 Ve Jan

25%

12

.

42

*97

100

Cup

Range for Previous.

;

49

*41%

101

*97

7%

*

*

~

Lowest

*48

41%
23'A

.Rights ———:

Jan

*

4

49

58 3A

Carbonic

Lorillard

fe Mar

6

12%

41%

*48

-

23

5:

Corp ,'_L—v
Loew's Inc —:—;—
_No
Lone Star Cement; Corp.——No
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A—No
Long Island Lightihg Co.'
_No

83% Mar

.

♦

40%

58 %

No par

Co. new.—

Oil

Lianid

463/4 Feu

156% Apr.

21
.

'49

24

LI

Lockheed Aircraft

2

.22

30% Dec 20

*12

59

par >

preferred

Lion

Feb

2

i

7%

nc.u

13

5

■"*

7

'25%

47%

.-_i

Savers Corp

Lily

5

Jan

12% Jan

50% Dec .21

3

6

•

*

36% May 23

8

1

451/2 Apr, 6
146
Feb 13

153/4 Jan

29

121%

.

75

*

29% Dec

'53% Apr

273/4 Jan

Jan~19

174

23

X81

12'A

*231/4

—No par-

Liggett & Myers Tbbacco

*

16

131/4 Sep

7

Jan

Life

3

15

"331/4 Apr

4

Mar

1'

'

28% Aug 17

?1% July 17
11
Aug 1
22% July 18
164

18

lb»/2 Oct

'60% July 26

2

76% Mar 28
J

233/8 Jan

6

17% Jan

'

'81% Apr. 17

3

Apr

Jan

184

Mar 29

s

14'% July 12

79

50c nen-cum 2nd

»

3

'83/4 Jan

451/4 Nov 20

28% Feb 27

-701/2 Feb

31% J-n

41

71

18

33% Jan

187

28% July 26

8% Jan

19
i

7%

7%

*63A
25 s/8

,

25%'

25%

"

38
Oct 28
89'% Jan
3

91/4 Oct

30% Aug 25
73

Dec

253/4

*58

1

133/4 Oct 23

67

25%

12%

40 3A

JNo par

24 y8 Jan

7%

7%

7

iu

prefer**!—:tfo

July 17

-

7'A

*6%

25

;

July 13

July 17

-

19

.

26

*48

100

uo

pfd
Lehman Corp (The)—1

7%

7

5

preferred 1

non-cum

7%- /

7

3

common.

5
'2

.

.

"

£

Tire__

7%

7%

253A

50

1

A

*7

.*12%,

liJ—''

Co

Lehigh Coai & Navigation
Lehigh Portland Cement.
Lehigh Valley RR—
Lehigh Valley Coal com

15% Feb
23

4

rNo par

(James) A Sons Co

3.85%

113A Jan

6

1

common.

preferred ;

Rubber

Lees

531/4 Jan

2

Apr

Feb

100% Feb

Mar 14

5 '/a

%%

Lee

Jan

113/s Apr

29

4

25% .Feb

16% Apr

Bryant

Lane-Wells

66

:.

'

51% Feb

2

;

6%

pfd_75 Pesos Mex
(The)-*.—No par

Co

43 Ve Apr

4

29

Dec

Lane

6

f-

I

Co

Consolidad

Lambert

•

46% Mar 15

22% Dec 29

La

14% Feb

2

9% Mar 30

7

1

271/4 Mar 14

Jan

99

Dec' 28

14

12

»4'/2 Apr

56

2

213/4 Jan

o

100% Sep 25
/03A Dec 29

17
July 13
38% July 13
43/4 Jan
3

141/2 Jun

28

"iv

Jan '

27

Mar

'

•/'

share

the Week

Shares

M
Feb

*1%

363/4 Aug
135% Mar

17

28

8

143

11% Mar 31

•

28% July 17
Nov

101

8 % Dec

15

10% Jan

July

'7% Jan

3

Apr

18% Dec

14% Jan

2
.

'

387/8 Mar 13

19
19

105

136

3

Jan

17% Apr
32% Jan

4

203/4 Feb ,17

Mack

Trucks

2

38

Macy

(R H)

99'/4 Apr

2

Feb

18

8

Mar 30

10

Jan

13

28

29

Mar 28

36% Jan

9

24% Apr

4

19

Jan

' 9

12% Jan

♦

530

12% Aug 30

2

Jan

9 % Apr
21'/2 Apr

23

' 4

Co Inc

preferred series A__.

Feb

28

22

Manati

Sugar

-16

Mandel

Bros

Jan

253/4 Jan 31

Manhattan

6% .July 13
25

Jan

95/a Oct
.

13

38 % Dec

27

9%. Nov

3

8% July 25

3

7% Mar 28
.

:

37% Jan

2

18 v8 Apr

19

23% Jan

25

33% Dec

29

100'/a Aug

7

106 % Sep

25

101

Jan

13

211/b Dec. 18

13% May

;9%

19

'9% July 19
31

Dec

*/b

32

30

Dec

4% Mar

4

may

1

Jan
Feb

18

11% Jan

3

42% Jan

13

1

■■

*

18

July

13

July

3

30% Dec
99

49

16

105

July 19

44

58

18%

18%

19%

19%

19%

19'/a

800

33%

-33%

A 33%

343%

343/a

34%

4,300

Mar 28
'

Jan

183
72

Mar 26

Jan

*

-

5

'

941/2 Nov 27

11
9

Jun

Jan

16

14'A Jan

16

19% Nov 27

18

Jan

X20% Jan

25

66% Dec

102% July

107 % Sep

7

6

Jan

110

23

July 13

Apr

13

July 18

10% Jun

83/4 July

29

3

19

McQuay Norris Mfg Co

26

Mead

26

4%

16

Melville

July 17
Jan

10

21% Feb
64

Mengel Co

Feb

5%

22% Feb
8% Mar

42% Dec

For footnotes

Dec

see

Jan

2

"28

Jan

,,5

74 % Mar

1

&

Min

&

Co

$3.50

Jan

24

Mesta

10

107'/4 Jan

56

Transp
Inc

Co

*94%

*47

96

-•'
,.

3A

*47

48%

20%

Machine

Co

21

211% Feb

17

Miami

60'A Jan

30

Mid-Continent

20

Mar

48% Feb
139

Mar

2
•

5

5

213/8 Feb

9

133/8 Mar 28

183/8 Jan

16

Middle

41% Jan

46

111% Jan

122

Mar
Feb

2
26

Copper
South

22%
43%

37

*37

373/4

38

37

*101%
48'A
*37

56

56%

553A

101%

49%

17%

24%

24%

24%,
98

*59%

62

253%

/

25%

24%

98

*97%

98

*97%

62

59%

593A

*58

25%

25%

25%

25%

19'A

19%

18%

50

*56%

59%

*56%

18%

18%

18%

19%

Midland

8%

Steel

Prod

1st preferred

18%

oeapQiis-Honeywell
•

conv

Regulator—
1.50

pfd series A..-

100

*47%
98

105'A

*104%

1051%

*104

99'%

*96

415%

42

4,300

25'A

25

25

1,800

17'A

17%

17'A

*17

243/8

24%

24%

98

97%

60

25%

193%

193%

*55'%

58%

8%

*8%

693/8

44%

>

44%
118'%

25

900

49

*48

48%

*48 %

49%

49

49

500

99

*99

100

*99%

100%

*99%

100%

105

105

105%

105'A

'105'A

106'%

105'A

:

44

44%
117%

43%

80

4,700

573%

4,300
19,300

18%

18%

56%

57%

18%

18 3A

185%

18%

45%

44%

45

57

2,200

1363A

136%

80

17%

17

173/s

17%

17i%

17%

18%

7,600

14

13%

14'%

14%

143%

15

15'%

4,300

45%"

6,500

1363A

138

433A

44
-

*115

40

.10

18 3A

99%

'17%

44'A

44%

44%

18

••

98

*96

99%

44%

*96

90

98

56%

117

3.20Q

25

137

*136%

138

.

*118

733%

723A

*88%

25

18 3%

13%

200

*24%

18'A

13%

100

3,900

8%

24%

56

11 Ve

*8%

19

24

;

18%

17

8%

18%

72

70

56

13%

19

*88% -90

18'A

441/3

4,100

19%

59%

18%

55%

17

5,200

19%

18%

*137

255%

*57'%

8'A

/

200

61

253/e

19

56

443A

290

19

173/4

138

1,700

98 %

57

18%

44%

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60

25%

991/2

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*97%

61

18

55%

600

243%

24%

97%

25%

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•'. 18'A

17%
'

18%

18%

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14%

413A

24%

99%

18%
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41%.

25

17%

56'A

137%
17%
14%

41%

90%

24

473A

45

2,800

*88

24

100 »/2

18%
*

571/4

69%

8 V2

693A
91

473A

*1363/4

100

1,500
100*

56%

18%

183A

*89

100%

18%

_No par

3.20%

24'A

*8%

69%

37%

56

•

56
•

-.Nopai

Common

24%

93

48'A

*96

Minn St P A SS Marie

8%

69%

50

55

183A

57

1003/8

*104

Minneap & St Louis Ry,

*8%
69%
*91

102 3A

*551/8

19%

57

*18%

48

10

-

24'A

18%

*98

Inc.—No par
commons
5

——

93

24%

5
Petroleum

8'%
70%

57

100

37%

24%

17

24%

*17 "

17%

102%

10

1,200

50

55%

*17

103

6,200

39

38

37%

*37

40 3A

40 3A

25

38

4,300

24'A
43

49%

49%

37%

541/2

55%

17

49%

*37

38

24-%

*101%

101%

48 3A

103%

39%

*8%

21%

*42%

243A

70%

2,700

22 3A

;*42%

40 3A

*90

15

20 3/4

22%

43%

40%

25'%

f 70

.

49

22%

*24%

*591/2

Utilities

49

20%

180

96%
85

*48

*42%

25

100

203A

14%

43%

40

100

49

14%

22%

24% ;"243/4
98
98

*

*47

90

<

85

22%

3%

5

143/4

3,700

953A

95%
*95%

86

*42'/2

56 %

*17

pfd_100

96%
95%
,

20

66%

653A

22%

24%

50c

96%

20%

7?

67%

95
*85 >

141/s

20%

20%

40

No par

A 66 3A

423/4

38

V,

:

3,700

177

*175 %

22

48%

..

67 •:•-';

33%

33

423A

1

common...

1043/4 Feb

11




67

177

10

101

*99%

22%,.

103'A

common

Mar 30

3

16% Mar 28

24.

,

*37 *

(1st series)—50

Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35% preferred series
3.85% preferred series

2

48%

20%

*47%

No par

1041/2 Jan

3

20%

*101%

Merritt-Chapman & Scott

3

-

67

*175

175

175

14

38

No par

2

Jan

66%

175

15

100

preferred

473/4 Apr

30

page

(The)

Merch

12

131

175

32%

32%

32%

14%

48%

convertible 1st preferred
Stores Co
Inc—'

Merck

Jan

41% Jan

18

32%

15

37%

—10

Mercantile

101

25

2

32 3A

•

16

Jan

323/8

85

36%

1

1,900

95%

103%

Shoe Corp—L__—

6,700

123A

96

373/8

No par

53% Mar 15

17% Dec 28
16 r Dec 29

113

2nd preferred

18%

*123/8

85

48%

:

183/8

12%

95%

373/a

18

common

18%

12%

95%

i

preferred (1st series)—i00

4%,%

Jan

tap

31
99

Corp

■•l; 173A

12%

313%
101

43%

22%

1

27% Jan

17%

12%

85

*37
56%

Inc—

17%

12

95%

*101%

Co_

18

7

54% Nov»30
1393/4 Nov

Robbins

Si

Stores

17 3%

95%

*46

20'%

*42%

5

17 %

85

94%

No par

Co_^

17% Mar 28

30

20% Mar

McLellan

Mar 27

98

28

57% Dec
<

McKesson

Jan

*

28% Jan

15

Electric

31%
*99%

15

/

48%

20%

31%
101%

951%

95%

"

1

16

104% Mar 27

12

191/s Dec

Corp commop
convertible preferred

26% Feb

92

Apr

15

3

McGraw-Hill

08

7

15
*46

303A

101%

86

94i/2

95%

31%

313A

1013/4

12

,

175

66 %

4Vz

31%

*101%

*83

95

86

50

16

24
1

*Q A

*94%

Stores

-3%%

65%

66%

*83

r

Publishing
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines

60
'

104% Nov 28

3

383/4 Feb

27

34% July 12
49% Nov 27

37% July 17
IOI1/2 Feb 21
Dec

28

', Dec

6% Jan

*4%

4%
31'A
102

'

2

3

33%
*170

175

*66

.—No par

Corp common

McGraw

5

No par

Corp

26% Jan

16% Jan ;• 2
52

__1

preferred

2

67

33%
*170

No par

common

23

Mar 20

*1011%

No par
No par...

39% Feb

100

3

20

Co

McCrory
_

31

31%'
102

*19

1

—No par

pfd 1947 series

cumulative pfd

19% Jan
'

23

17% Nov 20

cum

44% Feb
:

2

593/4 Apr
24

common—,

preferred

$3.75

/ $3

Stores

653/4 Feb

17

93% Jan

r

50% Feb

2

233/4 Jan

Co

Preferred

106% Jan
;

2

15% Jan

$3.15
f

McCord

Jan

-42% Mar

39% Mar 29
22 3/4 Jan

Dept

McCall

24% Apr
44

*

Corp

Maytag

Feb

*101%

-

May

23

47% Mar 16

*31%

100

*4%

4%

4%

.100.
No par

com

Co

L)

Electric

Master

>-$3.40

27

prior pfd

Mathieson Chemical Corp com—5l"k preferred
^.100

31

'

1

(Glenn

16 % Feb

4

53

!

7

6%

Ry

preferred—

91% Jan

101% Mar 26
; '

4%%

21

101% Mar

Mar 30

13

125

2

101% Feb

17

Jan

15

Feb

10

3

13

24

Mar 28

143/4 Jan

106

Jan

2

9

101

200

4,700

321/B

10

-

43/8

323/8

43/8

19

18% Aug 16
32% Oct 11

9

18,300

33%

423/8 Feb

95% Nov

2,800

93A

18 3A

26% Jan

7% Jan

83A
44%

9%

32%

5

''63/8 Aug 11
393/4 Jan 13

4%

*43/8

4%

'

18 3A

12% Apr

Nov

*43/8

93/4

1,900

8%
44'/8

44

95/a

32

21% July 13

10% July 17

43%

95/8

18 :,A

4

42

9%

85/8

8%

8%
43

43

31 5/b

493/4 Jan

Oct

8%

■

;

93A

19%
33%

3

3

64

8%
43% *' '•

32i%

32% Jan

3

27% Jan

9%

32%

29

16

373/8 Feb

Jan

6

8%
43%

No par

33% Jan
23% Feb

2

323/4 Jan

V

93A

Masonite

5

2

lo

Jan

4

*21% July 19

.

43%
•

12%

37% Jan

5

9%

8%

8%
43%

9%

17%

45% Jan

Jan

8%
43%

93/4

12%

21

82

8%
43%

17

42% Mar 17

52% Mar 15

Jilly 13

400

173/a

33% July 13

w

400

22'A

12%

20% Jan

9

May

40% Nov

-*■

,171/B

20

Aug 17

39% July 27
30% July 17

2,300

9%

9%
22'A

*12%

43

1

25

37% Jun

93A

1

13% Jan

233/a May 11

39

11'A

No par

Jan

'

27% Sep

565

213/4

*9

21%

,

11%

Martin

85

Mar 28

19% July 14

9%

13,500

16%
*530

11

Martin-Parry Corp

943/4 Mar 30

»

17 3% May 11
52

10%

16 3A

565

10%

iq

>93

30

90

*530

23

2,000
5,700

11

5

6

30% Jan

12

100

10

9%

*21%

100

8%
30%

14% Jan

57

22

10%

1

91/2

IOI1/2

8%
30%

•21% Jan

9

Aug 18

10%
23

163/a

16%
565

*98

83/8
31%
16 3/4

100

8%
31

Mar 23

173

Jan

l

5

Corp

9%

23

*22%

10%
*22

16%

'

*530

4,000

'

6.25

Midland

•<

:

163A
565

33%

Mar

26

963/4 Dec

10

•

*97%

8%
31

30

33

Marshall Field & Co

Sep

87

10%

*91%

23%

*22%

*530

*99

.*■ 8%

8 Va

30

33%

Market St

17% Jan

Nov

10%

10

*934

16

«

565

11

*10%

8

29%

16 %

15%

*530

.

8,100

5

29

Jan

<

-

565

■-

18 %

12

29

59

•/'

Exploration

16%

16
*530

'A

18

17

8

100

IOOV2

8

70

18%

3

15

453/4 July 13

*99%

991/4

333/8

;

27

22

97

v

Corp

Marine

6

99'A

29%./

33%

138

38% Feb

18% Nov
185

Marathon

29

33%

100

40

*39'/a
*132

105% Feb

313/4 Nov

3

Oil

27

,331%

8%

17%

1,300

17%

17'A

173/a
40
138

4

12% July 13
Feb

Maracaibo

Feb

9% Jan

45
•

33%

29

17%
*39%

*132:"
173A

Mar 27

30% Apr

■

24% July 27!
175

10% Feb

-5

Jan

9

17%

33 % f,

8%

.

40

102%

,17%;/

30

.17
138 '

17%

1

•

;

*39%.
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33%

—50

5
•

17

♦

1

18

30

1

V '

■

17i/a
40

136

33%

8%

10

Shirt

136

*99% .100%

100,

No par-

.

*39%

17%:

33%

—No par'

Coa

'40
140 IVri

40-

*133

17%

U 17%

No par

com

17%

•17%..;

;.;i7%

■

140

*133

5-

13% Jan

,12.

5

Inc„,

17%
40%

*393/4

—100

Madison Square Garden
Magma Copper
d—
Magnavox Co (The)
Mahoning Coal RR Co

573
:

preferred—i—*

4%%

2

17% Mar 16

2

10% Mar 15

•

93/4 Dec' 27

23% Oct

17

103 % Jan,:

'6%

■V

2

20

*17%

■1*

MacAndrews

2

26

3

Jan

550

5

MAM Wood Working Co___
5
& Forbes common—10

18% Mar 19
42

142% Feb

Apr

14% Apr
35% Dec

12

V7% Mar 30
16

Sep

v

34% May 25

Mar 30

510

May 4
Dec 26

42

3

117%'

117

44%
117

44%
117

'

44i%

443A

118%

119%

120

3,350

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Lowest

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108% Jan

104

Sep 26
9% July 12

27

44

19

,18% Jan

107

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Mar

9

July 19

84

10

83% Jan

2

93% Feb

Jun

27% Dec 27

25% Jan

2

32 / Feb

25

9% Jan

3

4% Jan

29% Jan

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July 26

*46% Jan

Nov

3

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73

28

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21 % Jan

3

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10

30

Apr
4
11% Jan 13

27
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10% Jun

30

19% July 13
49% July 13

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73% Mar

21% Jan

19

33% Mar 12

6

34% Jan

2

39% Feb

9

16% Nov 20

14% Jan

2

16% Feb

10

12% Jun

Mar 15

24% Jan

73

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84

25

5

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15

8

16

26% Jan

3

57

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19

40% Jan

2

52

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42% Aug 24

27% Apr

3

31% Jan

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14

25

Jan

2

28% Feb

2

19% Dec

20

18% Jan

25

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23

12% Jan

19

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8

Oct

18

16% Jan
12% Jan

20% Feb

14

15

15% Feb

26

56% Dec

6

51% Apr

2

55% Jan

8

29

15

Jan

13

36% Jan

13

43

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13

16

113

2

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109

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1

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20

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29

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27

111

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45

Mar 26

49% Feb

28

52

Jan

2

63% Apr

6

July 13

22

May 20

17% Jan

2

22% Feb

2

32

Jan

3

53

Dec

21

51% Jan

2

79

23

Jan

13

34% Dec

18

31

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&

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16

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30%

77%

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19

Moore-McCormick Lines

Jan

18% Feb

30%

76

13 3/4

78

Montana-Dakota

18

30%

77 %

133%

19

Power Co (The)—No
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No

Mar 20

30 3%

77

14

77

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16

30%

77%

19 %

6

15% Mar 15

30%:

77%

3

Utilities

30

1.300

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77 %

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18

28%

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Apr

28

80

5

Co

24 % Apr

17

90

28%

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90

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2

16% Dec 29

108% July 12

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91

9,500

20 Va

19

2

20% Jan

29

Monarch

70

20%

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...

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13

Jan

29

Jun

Mojud

6,300

20%

•90

28%

Shares

39%

10%

20

11% Jan
64

27

Jun

Carpet
Mills
Hosiery Co Inc

21% Jan

22

9

Mohawk

3

23% Jan

44

No par

com

23% May ll
67% Nov 24

15% Dec

13

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106

19%

91

share
106

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77

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39%

106

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28%

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38%

107

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90

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19 %

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90

90 %

28%

Sales for

Apr. 6

30a/»

30%^

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100
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Mission Development Co

90%

28%

•

28%

30 VA

10

;

9

52% Dec 22
31% Dec

13% Feb

:

9

10

77%

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13% Mar

Jan

30

28%

Friday

Apr. 5

share

*105%

107

19%

19%

19%

91

*90

Minnesota Power & Light Co_Nopar

Jan

16% Jan

lo

18

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54

—100

preferred——25

10

22

41% Oct

preferred
conv

13% Mar 28

-

-

11% Dec

1st

*105%

107

*105%

107
19%

19%

common—1

32% Feb

2

Jan

$5.50

$1.50 2nd

*105%

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38%

38%

38%

38%

38 %

39

39

Thursday

Apr. 4

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Minneapolls-Moline Co

9

.

Apr. 3

■

Par

i

common—No par

$4 preferred

14

16

Apr. 2

Wednesday

Tuesday

Mar. 81.

PRICES

SALE

HIGH

AND

Monday

-

.

Minn Mln & Mfg

7

24% Feb

2

.

,

67

27

LOW

Saturday

EXCHANGE

Monday, April 9, 1951

...

RECORD

STOCK

STOCK

Sper share

20

Feb

X105

5

Dec

21

NEW YORK

Highest

$ per share

$ per share

$ per share

YORK

STOCKS

Ranee for Previous

27 %

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and

(1492)

52 %

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109%

109 %

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20 3/a

20%

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45%

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46

613/4

20%

53%
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90

21%

*45

7,300

46 Va

21%

21 Va
46

300
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62%

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63%

63%

20%

20%

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20%

21

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71

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70

71

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32

32

32

62

62

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110 Va

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20%

20

800

15

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15

52%

;

600

.

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6% Jun

29

14% July 12
12
Jan 13

31% Dec

26

175% Jun

30

5% July 13
31

July 13
7% July 12
6% Jun 27

10% Jun

27

20

Dec

10

National

National Automotive

18% Jan

5

'22% Feb 13

National

Aviation

2

12

National

Biscuit

35% Jan

170% Mar 29
Jan

7

42% Jan
3

11

28

National

13% Mar 26

15% Feb

6

50

23% Feb

2

29% Jan

31

15

22% May 31

17 % Jan

2

100% Mar

8

Nov

102

13

Jun

7

178

July 13

185% Jun

Jan

11
4

5

Nov 21
9% May 31

Jan

76% Feb

13

Mar 21

185% Jan

146% AprJan

103

Cylinder Gas Co

156

6

Jan

2

9% Jan

31% Mar 29

7%

4

25

34% Jan

9

$4.50

26

Lead

% Jan

2

,

25% Jan

2

28% Feb

13

National

Jan

9

National

47% Mar 14

1

56

5

Mar

6

$ per share

Shares

2

32% Feb

16

National

2

25% Jan

23

89

Dec 20

24% Dec

x85

Mar 14

22% Jan

28

14% Oct

9

11% Jan

3

25

89% Jan

30

25% Feb

2

>14% Jan

2

16% Mar

Jan

3

10% Feb

8

3

15

Sugar

Lowest

$ per share

$ per

10% Jan

17% Feb 10
106% Aug 11
II % Jun 13

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share
.

2

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11
11

35

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Apr

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19

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11

43/4%

42% Jan
102

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33/4%

Feb

20

New Jersey

Apr
6
10% Jan 26

104% Dec

18

99% Apr

3

116

Jan

20

Newmont

20% Nov 22

18% Apr

2

23% Feb

17

Newport

Apr

123/4 Mar

6

66% Mar 14

80% Dec

4

82 V2 Jan

24

26% Mar 29

34% Oct 21

29% Apr

4

38 3/« Jan

12

24% July
11% Jan

3

39% Oct

36% Jan

10

90

3

New

75

8

17

Apr

4% %

403/4 Jan

17

19

Apr

3

Jan

3

26% Jan
236% Feb

16

180
106

Mar 13

156% Feb

18% Feb

2

29

152

Oct

30

13% Jan

4

19

Jun

6

15% Jan

10

' Nov 21

41% Jan

3

48% Mar 27

73

Jan

3

91

Apr

New

York

Air

York

215

410

Feb

42

Jan

26

73% Nov 21

200

Dec

13

246% Apr 19,
17% Dec 28

.Dec 27
20% Apr 12

.

28% Apr
100

Feb

15

Mar 29

Dec

19

July 17

24% Mar

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Mar

203% Jan

2

26% Jan

2

29

82

6

88 % Jan

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23% Mar
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1

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3.40%

96

Mar 28

102

Feb

6

3.90%

10

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4

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Jan

5

28 Va Jan

.17% Jan

4

19% Feb

North

American

19

Feb

North

American

88

Mar

24

18% Dec

18

78% Jan

•

15% Mar 28

Norfolk

Ry
preferred

Jan

3

Northern

Central

Ry

31% Jan

2

x35% Feb

Northern

Natural

Gas

3

33 %■ Dec

31% Jan

2

37% Feb

Northern

Pacific

10

7

15

13

27

97% Jun

15

106% July 13

109 Vi Dec

16

Mar 22

Feb

88% Mar 31

10% Mar

75

75%

76

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30

30%

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31

78
31%

5,500

38%

38%

39

39

39%

1,200

21 Va

95,700

19%

19

106%
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47

12% Jan

24

19% Jan

25

22% Jan

3

5

26% Jan

5

12% Jun

29

15% Mar 31

18% Jan

12

Norwich

35% May 26

30V8Jan

2

33

17

Ohio Edison Co

103% Apr

4

14% Mar 22

Northwest Airlines

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46

46

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99

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Telegraph

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48

16

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25

1,700

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preferred

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......

49%

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24

17

17

19%

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28

16%

17

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28

2,900

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17

19%

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32% Mar 2a
17% Dec 16

1.400

106%

48

preferred

14% Dec

217%

106%

18%

$4.80

227's Dec

215

106%

48

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27~

218

106%

17%

89

20

210

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10

26

19%
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20%

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150

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106%

16%

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26

Ry

$4.10

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207

48%

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38

38

38

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88%

23% Jun

Apr

75

18

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25

70

30%

lOVa

27

6,500

77 Va

88%

103% Feb

4,300

19%

30

No par

6

102%

19

101 %

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No par

98% Apr

102

101

19%

preferred

5

102

100

101

19

$3.60

108% Jan

98

18%

Common

3

98

2.200

18%

16

106% Mar

98

•

18%

94% Feb

2

98

47%

*25%

com

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9% Dec

98%

12

*96%

..

100

88% May 18
39% Feb 23

81

8

17

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12'/a

12,500

18%

25%

10

28% Dec

28

210

12

12 Va

37%

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48

16'A

_4

Western

&

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95%

12

37%

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18

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Aviation

21% Feb

5

1,900

12

95%

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Co

15% July 12
10% Jan 13

46 % Mar 10

11%

95

390

1

400

16 Va

106%

12

*340

Corp
Nopco Chemical Co

27

9

2,200

16 Va
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11%

11%

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11%

11 Va

V

48

100

49% Apr

6

11

11

18 Va

100

35 VA Jan

27

S per share

$ per share

49Va

100

39% Nov 24
Feb

the Week

94%

390

Electric

Noma

16%
*47

%

Sales for

"Apr. 6 '

95

>340

preferred

10

107

No par

103% Mar 20
19

106%

11%

Friday

Apr. 5

Corp—

A

3.60%

Oct

106 Va

share

Thursday

37%

390

100

23

19%

9 Va

18'A

No par

Feb

37%
208

9%

48%

Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par

7

19%
207

15%

9 V.

95

*340

100

preferred

5

37%

213

3,400

15%

9%

11%

50

A

Common

$8.75

18%

9%

15%

36%
;

12'A

30%

500

11%

99%

77%

1,100

16%

91

partic stock—1

Gas

12

24%
15%

15%

106 Va

96

*97

130

•24%

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91

9

&

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101

300

8,800

87

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37%

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24%

16%

11%

35

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49

23%

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300

8,800
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86%

106 Va

91

22% Jan

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11%

95

77%

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30 %

86 Va

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105%

38

99%

30%
38 Va

51%

29 Va

23%

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16

16
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88

4

State

16%
105%

11

11%

11%

99%

79

$ per

$ per share

95

Hart RR Co_100

series

Y

11%

86%
23%

Wednesday
Apr. 4

*88

Co—

Mar 19

*97

19

19%

1,700

15,600

PRICES

SALE

No par

N Y New Haven &

Shipbldg Corp

HIGH

9

.

***90

NY & Harlem RR

17

99Va
101%

*46

18

x283/a Jan

12 Va
99

*16%

17

Y

95

123/8

38

No par

20

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Highest

13

58

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34%

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19

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100

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National Supply

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21% Jan

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99

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22

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»

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29

Mar 13

53% Nov 27

7

21% Mar 22

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4

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20,300

15

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No par
1

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69

15

National Dairy Products
No par
National Department Stores
S
National Distillers Prod
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28

20

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2

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65

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20

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4

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10

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Cash

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Apr

26

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5

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18

70
32

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2

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10

20

70

32

1

2

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50

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20 3/a

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1

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35

7%

20

9% Jan

2

9% Jan
11

184% Jan

2

20% July 17
94% Jan 11

20 %

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36

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15

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9

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17

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15

17

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National

12% Jan

28

39% Jan

9

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186

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23

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16

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100

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14

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9

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22

94 % Mar 28

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28

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50

Feb

Ohio

Oil

28

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20 Va Dec

19

90

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5

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24

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footnotes

see

page

5

24.




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Number 5001

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

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NEW
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

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15

Apr

21

05

3

113

Nov

10

20% Jan

11 % Apr

102

NEW YORK

Highest

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3
5

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105

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27% Sep

22

25

25% Feb

23

33% Jan

25

39% Apr

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5

17% Feb

27

21% Jan

12

14% July 10

19

72

Aug

2

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79

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27

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21

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6

17

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3

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98

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19

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4

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20

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1

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3

22

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1

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23

Feb

4

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13

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Sep

43

10

21

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142% July 21
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36

Jan

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Apr

2

103

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3

113

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7

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28

53

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6
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19

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29

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21

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9

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1

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30

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23
14

15

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2

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9

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40

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29

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22

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17

24

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Pullman

81

*27%

9

1

Co

preferred-

cum

3 % %

260

*88

42%

93

23%

*79%

42

8%

9%

*259%

preferred series A—50

conv

4.64%

23%

41%

No par

B

Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com

Public

9

42

80

5

Pocahontas*

Co class

&

41%

'

5

Inc

Quaker Oats Co

reb

Feb

the Week

Apr. 5

$ per share

100

1

5%, conv preferred
Purity Bakeries Corp

Jan

Sales for

Apr. 6

Apr. 4
$ per share

173

6

48

Friday

157

5

29

Thursday

Apr. 3

*98

-

70

100

",'S

PRICES

Wednesday

par

100

99%

51 %
100

'

*106% "108

*167

31% Feb

159

*98%

108

*153%

109 % Apr

Apr

50%

51%
100

400

101

$ per share

92%

*91

92%

113

*99

157

8

Jan

Apr. 2

xll3

102

173

2

33% Apr

SALE

114

*153%

27% Jan

24

V

*107

8,500

24%

*168

106% Mar

144

HIGH

,'Tuesday

$ per share

share

AND

/

*24

157

19
6

Monday

108

*99%

3,200

«,
■'

173

30% Feb
Feb

*107

*113

24%

2,900

-

88

*168

30

13

Nov~24

59%

%

61%

*153%

2

26

24%

%

173

2

91% Feb

~

59

87

157

$4.75

23% Feb

4

61

59'.%.

*168

Publicker

2

10

62%

59%

*153%

19

84% Mar 27

34% Jan 30

61

60

157

31

21% Jan

109% Jan

60

59%

173

Feb

95

8

26

59%

*153%

29% Jan

2

23

July 18

87

60

59%

*168

4%%

48% Dec 30

87%

59%
*59%

88%

172

Procter

27?

87

60%

59%

157

17

26 J/» Feb

:

60

*168

11

48% Nov 13

88%

1,100

59%
"""

*153%

17

26 J/2 Feb

\

87%

60%

*24

51

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
7% preferred class B
100
5% preferred class A
—.100
5%% 1st series prior pfd100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100

16% Jan

28% May 31

18

88%

50

18%
22

21%,
"87

Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry corn—100
7% gtd preferred
100

80

30

18%
22

*98

Pittsburgh

41% Jan

27

18%

21%

17%

70% Mar 15

Oct

18%

21%

18

35% Mar 15

31% Jun

17%

21%

17%

19

Apr 28

17%
„

40

10

Jan

105%

18

21%

40%

12% Jan

90

*103%

17%
21%

40%

19

20% Apr

700

*93%

Potomac Electric Power

1

47%

1

Coal

Poor &

25% Nov 24

47%

18

24%

*91

100

preferred—No

Consolidation

Pond

91

47%

par

convertible

28

Jan

44,800

21%

28%

$ per

Pitts Coke & Chem Co com—No par

28

90'/2 Jun

18% Jan

RR

19

14

25 %

Louis

Feb

19

106% Dec

St

&

14% Feb

Dec

23% Dec

C

100

10%

105%

*103

10%

17%

61

*107

100

Plymouth Oil Co

20% Dee
103

C

57

Apr 14

f:

800

19%

88

*24

par

3.90% series preferred
Phillips Jones Corp com
No
5% preferred
Phillips Petroleum
.—No
Phoenix
Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
$4 preferred
No
Pitney-Bowes Inc

19% Jan

123

47

103

*19

21%

*28 %

100

4

r

*46%

47
103

104

117%

21%

Saturday

preferred

50% Mar 31

1

85

4%

16% Mar 14

8

61

59%

Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—5

13% Jan

12i

10%

20%

117%

18%

Mar. 31

8

24 J/4 July

II5J/2NCV

10%

10

91%

Plough

30

9%

91%

13
Apr
63% Feb

21 % Jun

10%

91

3

Nov

19%

91

2

4]

19%

47%

*103

LOW

38

27

*18

*47

104

19%

14%

10% Jan

Jan

5

47%

'

33%
118%

23

51% Jan

Dec

*103

STOCK

71% Dec 29

3

22]

*47

,—100

13% Dec

7% Mar 23

48
104

33%

118%
*19%

14%

12% Apr lo
54% Oct
7
22

*47
*103

33%
118%

22%

Pittston

19

9%

33%
*117%

14%

31% Jan

16% Mar

101/4

10

34

22%

2

18 J/8 Dec

*18%

118

14%

23 % Apr

52 J/4 Nov

19%

-

27%'

118

*18%

—No par

preference com____No par

*32%

22%

31% Dec 30

15

34%
118i/4

14%1

4

27

10%

Reading Coal & Iron——_1
Corp common
3

Jan

12% Dec

19%

10%

*34

'*117%

22%

$5

153

11% Jun

200

35

119

22%

Pitts

6

18J/2 Dec

'

900

*32% ' 34%

*33 %

14%

24

Mar 30

July 28
9% Sep 20
38% Feb 14

57,100

54%

14%

30

10% July 17

19

21%

54%

23%

Mar

7

145

6,000

21

54%

14%

Jan

Mar 21

Dec

27%

21

54 Vb

22%

24

14

13

27%

20%

54%

Phila &

42% Jan

Dec

61% July 25
19 J/4 Jun 30

27%

20%

54%

*54

■

Philco

95

40% Oct

3

27,%

19%

54%

201/8

53%

STOCKS

Pitts

86

"

27

20

19%

53%

EXCHANGE

83% Jan

174

27%

19%

27y4

20%

108

2

Mar 22

27%

27%

27%
55

*107

20

30% July 17

23%

108%

108

Feb

163

*22

*107

*107

Jan

155

22%

103%

108

13

1

*22

*107

100

76% Mar 15

Mar

23%

108%

preferred

49% Jan
100

25%

700

*22

4.3%

31

148

3,100

26

,

*107

4

7

Oct

26%

25%

25%,

*22

23%

Jan

5

17% Sep 26

1,600

110

Mar

110

14%

29

Feb

17

14%

102

20

27

14%

114

96

15% Dec

14%:

*99

4

07

5,600

14%

*112

28

9

68%

102

95% Feb

Jun

36%

67

113

17% Jan

106

25%

22%

36%.

67%

*99%

8

4

14%

;

36%

67

108%

*18%

preferred series A

2,700

22

36%

113

3%%

5,400

22

113

27

300

9

67

101

95% Feb

8%
v

4,900

21%

113

90% Mar 20

800

7

19%

36%

66%

101

9

24
34!/2 Mar 23

8%

113%

2

34

8%

101

19

34

8%

113%

Jan

34

19%

*99%

25% Feb

48%

*6%

100 '

*17%

5,700
4,900

48%

6%

100

2

300

3%

48%

19%

preferred

14% Mar 28

7,700

48%

3%"

6%

preferred

207/8 Jan

23

*47%

*22

119

.

40

8,100

*107

100

share

3%

7,000

8%

22%

49%

19%

4.4%

$ per

23

34

3.8%

Highest

7%

23%

20%

common—No par

NEW YORK

8

X48

6%

9

Jan

,

99'

108%

53%

5

America

of

21%
*36

25%

45

*98%

*22

100

Co__

25%

26%

44%

99

3%

34

8

Feb

101 % Dec

conv

14%

♦25%

45%

32,300

'

8%

68%
14%

26%

140

69,100

.

*107

83%

$1

15

10

preferred

Co

14%

50

common

Electric

67%

11%

19%

19

8%

68%
25%

*6%

5%

11%

1,700

8%

5%

23%

27%

No par

;

Corp

8%

68

25%

*33%

19%

69%
25%

33%
6%

19

Feb

Dec

16J/4 Apr

*6%

Jan

97

80% Dec 29

*32%

6%

106

20

4

33i/4

xll5

3

9% Mar 31

33%

19%

51 %

8%

5%

*46%

48%

4,600

108%

21%

Phila

9

91% Aug
8
67% Jan 27
28% Dec

48%

3

$ per share

11% Apr

49%

Mar 27

Lowest

$ per share

49%

•/

51

9

7%

3%

770

5%

*22

5

Range Since Jan. 1

Highest

S per share

Co

•

Year 1950

49%
34

33 %c

& Eastern Ry

44

47%'

3%

6%

5%

*107

1

(Chas) & Co Inc——1
1
Phelps-Dodge Corp——_—
25
Philadelphia Co 6% preferred——50

23

Range for Previous
Lowest

25%

7

100

Pfizer

63% Mar 27

25% Jan

110% Feb

Co

*25%

22%

46%

; 3%

15

15

10

Pfeiffer Brewing Co—

17

20

Corp.:

Cement

Petroleum

3

3
17

105% Oct

Coke

Glass Sand Corp com

4%%

*68%

No par

preferred

Pet Milk Co

22% Mar 12

10

100

&

Pepsi-Cola

Mar 24

59% Apr
58% Jan

112% Jan

Coal

Peoria

31

3

9

66

prior preferred-*

Power & Light Co
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke

16

Jan

116 J/4 Mar 23

27

common:

Ford

&

Penna

18

59% Feb

18% Jan

106% Jun

38% Jan

Co

Penn

27% Mar
26% Jan

17% Jan

28

135'% Jan

Coal

conv

5%

Jan

9

23

22%

47%

3%

37

105% Feb

Dec

22%

*46%

3%

21%

4

102% Oct

22%

46%

3%

21%

3

27% May 26

22%

46%

19

5,000

141

22%

22%

5

37

2.50

*139

5%

3,600

109%

*98%

3%

37%

Co

26%

7%

37%

Proof

Transportation

11

7%

38

5%

Rust

11

44%

48

10,700

8

11%

5%

98

49

100

40%

40

109%

51%

*8%

44

*37%

Apr

•26% Mar 17

7%

141

50

5%

97%

25

Jan

14

8

39i/2

5%

9

98%
7%

No par

34

62J/4Dec

*25%

20

140

19 %

*19%

109%

*139

5%

44

8%

103

66% Dec 29

5

26%

43%
*97

21%

6

44 y4 Mar 27

♦25%

44%

10%

8%

6

66

5%

11%

•>21%

19

82

*8%

10%

27

38%
108%

-

50

50

9

8%

12% Jan

8

11%

38%

5%

5%

22%

5

28

49%

8%

9% Jan

Jun

5%

30

38%

208,600

141

141

5%

*21%

3

17% Nov 24

*139

*139

5

8

8

24% Feb

85J/2 Dec

109

Peabody

10% Jan

25% Jan

8

25

38

109

6%

Jan

18

38'/8

108%

5%

37

i/s
52

38

19%

18

13

1'1/B
52

108

6%

27

25

52 7

19%

125% Feb

Dec

32%

52%

5

2

61% Jan

32

52%

No par

4

Jan

32

51%

31%

i/a
52%

Patino Mines & Enterprises

Jan

37% Feb
107

31%

32

i/8
52

Parmelee

Jan

4

32

31%

Parker

32

Mar

19%

14

115

22

19%

16

6

20 J/4 Dec

19%

20

May 19

139

29

5

*19%

8% Jan

Penn-Dixie

Feb

*33%

19%

21% Feb

27% Mar 10

July 13
July 12

71

Co

Penn

7% July 12

140

49%

&

15% Mar 16

July 14

7

No par

Davis

60

38%

Feb

2

30% Aug 22

Feb

49

*57%

38%

%
52

98%

7%

23

3%

13% Dec 30

64% Nov 27

Jan

22%
*47 Ve

29

22% Dec

14

1

Penick

Dec

8

1

Corp

Penney (J C) Co

28

7%

1

43%

60

*57%

39%

5%

*25%

25

60

*8%

*97

1,200

*24

391/4

*48%

44%

17

*57%

5%

98%

100

*16%

59%

8%

1

10

22

*97

2,400

102

17'
25

16%

39%

491/4

Corp_

26

110

44%

par

20%

19%
*100

10

5,800

*24

5%
10%

19%
102

200

78%

76%

75

25

8%

11%

19%
*100

16%

19

19

*76%

*191/8

141

26%

19%
102

16%

5,500

*24

9

Mines

40% Feb

27

84% Jan

Parke

11

♦100

39

39%

39

49

19%

,

16%

38%

76

180

26

*57%

108%

5%

19%
102

38%

3,700

102%

25

5%

Distillers

Tllford

74% Jan

20

Dec

49%

*8%

Refining

Pictures

Utah

4

14% Jun

112

*49%

10

Consolidated

Paramount

15

&

4

13

41% Feb

Jan

com___10

100

Jan

6

18

preferred
Panhandle Prod

36

21% Jan

11% Jan

4

*139

5%

16%

32

%
51%

140%

4%

8

19%

5%

*25%

19%
*99%

39%

1

1
5

19%

58%

38

5% '

78%

75%

58%

108

No par

18"%

*76%

76

*38%

39%

*139

18%

78

74%

59%

107%

100

19

78

39%

39%

Corp

*18%

*24

03

102%

77%

38%

Shares

12

*25

78

76

25

52

38%

26

*76%

-

24%

107%

World

Jan

52

26

x38%

25

31%

*25

*25

102

19

16%

31%

12

102

39

16%

100

com

Consolidated

66% Apr
13% Jan

9

103

8 J/4 Mar 28

21J/4 Apr

31%

No par

Teleg

38 J/8 Mar 17

18% July 26
18% Dec
6

28

2

Amer

4% Jan
34

&

70% Nov

*106%Jun

10 y4 Jun

6% Mar 31

25% Feb
57

Corp

25

July 31

107

3 '/a Mar 30

*19

12

102%

38%

100

*19

Airways Inc
Transp
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No

18

48 J/8 Nov

19%

Electric

Pan-American Petrol &

23

4

28

4

Pan

2

20

July 20
1% Mar 21

*38%

4% preferred
Packard Motor Car

25

Feb

10

*58%

No par

Pacifip Western Oil Corp

7

97% Apr

22 J/8 Oct

38

Jan

No par

non-cum

preferred
Tin

19%

11%

102%

Thursday

*18%

76%

100

10

39%

11%
26

16%

No par

Telep

Pacific

8J/2 Dec

63% Apr
7% Apr

Pacific

29

19%

102%

*100

*24%

common

Pacific Mills

1

30

76

16%

Inc

%

5

151'/2 Jan

4Y8 Jan

&

76%

5

Lighting

X139'/4 Mar 28

4

19 %

38%

Wednesday

102%

*25

78

Rights

26

1

*76%

25

Sep

44% Mar

78

10

Gas

11%
102

26

76%

39

non-cum

prefererd

Pacific

*25

*76%

Pacific

6

26

12

102%

19

Pacific Finance Corp of Calif

3

% Mar 14
54% Mar
49 >/4 Feb

conv

preferred

152

29

6

26

11%

*102%

*18%

100

Co

1st

*25

No par

Coast

2nd

17

12

12

102%

19%

com-

Pacific

34% Mar

11%

12

*102%
38%

preferred

23
19

38

Inc

Fisheries

19% Feb

the Week

$ per share

*18%

Co

Amer

Jun

34% Jan

Products
cum

15

3

Glass

4%

44

x49% Jan

111% May 23

3% Jun

17% Feb

Pabco

64% Feb

31% Mar 27

Apr. 6

$ per share

12.50

Co

Pacific

Feb

Apr. 5

$ per share

2.50

Mfg

1

6

16% Jan

&

6

2

Apr

Marine

Owens-Illinois

58% Apr

18

8% Dec
8

Outlet

Mar 21

Feb

Sales for

Apr. 4

$ per share

$ per share

No par

19 Va Feb
28

Friday

Apr. 3

No par

Outboard

37

27
27

55% Mar 10
4b

3

Elevator

101 % Mar

J/a Mar 26

July~26

48

28% Apr

.

Corp (The) common
5
convertible preferred A__100
Oppenheim Collins
10

2

PRICES

Tuesday

Apr. 2

$ per share

8%

28

42 % Jun

SALE

Monday

Mar. SI

Omnibus

5

HIGH

Saturday
Par

2

21

RECORD
LOW AND

STOCK

share

20

13% July 17

STOCK

EXCHANGE

July 26

30

YORK

STOCKS

Year 1950

Lowest

(1493)

*109

*30%

33%
145

♦25%

34
145

26

34%
144

35%
144

26%

26%

35%
145

*25%

36%,
145

6,300

"

150

26%

200

108,000

R
12-/4Jan

3

73% Jan

13

27

3

July 13

2

21

Mar 16

76% Jan

2

82

Mar

2

4% Jan

8

RKO

.3% Jan
Feb

16% Jan
3 % Apr

100

23% Apr 18
80

10

5% Feb

8
9

RKO Theatres Corp
Ralston Purina Co 3%%

5

Raybestos-Manhattan

Nov 25

103% Jan
35

For footnotes

see

Nov

10

97

Mar 27

18

33

Jan

page 24.




2

103

Jan

40% Mar

5

$3.50

1st

preferred

Pictures

No par
1

Corp

1
pfd

100

No par

183/4

19%

18%

19%

19

19%

19%

20%

19%

20%

78%

77%

7734

77%

77%

773/8

773/8

500

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

19,400

3%

4

3%

4

3%

4

3%

4

3%

4

13,200

♦97%

99%

97%

97%

97%

97%

30

35%

35%

*35%

36%

36%

36 %

500

*77

*97

353/4

7 8 3/8

♦77

99

♦97%

99

353/4

•353/4

36%

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(1494)

22

S per

share

t

Rayonler Inc

36'/a Dec 30

37% Feb

13

30

27% Mar 15

32% Feb

8

13

20 % Jun

28 % Dec

35

39% Feb

2g
Jun 19

8

44

Feb

32

37

Feb

19% Feb

7

16% Nov

18

July 17

18% Dec

21

17% Jan

2

20% Feb

1

12% Mar 30

20% Dec

19

16% Apr

3,

21% Jan

5

15

7

Jan

6

97/a Dec

Feb

9

28% Jun

D% Mar 14

16

22

22

12% Oct

July 3

8
66

147/s Feb

lOVs July 17
Jan

85

x25

23

58

167/s Dec

28

July 13

5% Jan

30

8% Jun 30

11% Feb

1

13

14% Jan

3

117% Dec

Jan

15

39%-Jan

4

2

4

31% Jan

30

10
25

8% Feb

5

46% Apr

6

Reynolds

108% Jun

Jan

53% Dec

14% Dec
18

18% Dec

35% Jan

16

96% Apr

20

41

9

21

Oct

10

71% Feb

5

5

246

Jan

13

126

Feb

2

Mar ?0
Mar ?0

84% Jan

Oct

17

Nov

24

96

-

115

T

16

5

92

Mar

20

3

50

Jan

Dec

2

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>

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•

5% Jan

24

-.

95

Feb

2

123

Jan

12

2

15

Jan

.

14

$ per share
24% Jun
28% Sep

27

Jan

14

3

327/a Jan
37

6

105

1087/a Apr
18%- Oct

2

15% Jan

7

Nov

10

34% Jan

25

56 Va Oct

23

11 ya Dec

14

14 V8 Oct

3

6% Jan

24

Dec

26

4Va Dec

13

2% Mar 31

29

11

Elec

Line

Oil

15

Sears

18% Feb

V

Seiberling

Jan

3

89

8

;

Highest

Rubber

Jan

2

46% Feb

Sharon

25

42 % Jan

Mar 26

$4.25

Shattuck

Jan

2

29% Feb

Sheaffer

Mar 15

58 % Feb

Shell

17 Va Mar 19

Sheller

51

12% Jan
lOVa Jan

2
25

11% Jan

17

6

37/a Mar 13

Feb

14

Jan

20
29

Jan

8

12

23% Feb

5

Smith

(A)

80% Feb

23

Feb

5

4
6

12

94

Feb

25

2

28% Feb

25 Va Mar 15

120

8

2

Feb

13

41/2 Mar 28

5% Jan

18

8 Va Apr

8

1

3

9 % Jan

Jan

4

52 % J an

5

53% Jan

17

64

3

51

42

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45

Jan

32 Va Apr

Jan

35% Mar

18
9

Oil

Steel

South Carolina

5%

8%

Pacific

50

Jan

Feb

9

Southern

75 V8 Feb

10

11

51% Dec

53% Jun

29

70

66

Mar 30

58% Jun

28

67% Dec

27

67

Jan

4

July 12

14% Oct

13

13% Jan

2

27

Dec 26

10

64

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75 V8 Mar

16% Feb

9

27

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15
6

17

99% Dec 28
26

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3

8% Mar 30
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1

15 V8 July

5
29% July 26
106 % Jan 25
20

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89% Jan

31

Dec

6% Apr
2
6% Mar 20
77

100

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Jan

7% Jan 29
8% Jan

30

17

Feb

27

80

3

105

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5

5%

257/e Jan

29% Feb

13

34% Jan

5

4

14% Feb

9

85

77

3

81

Feb

9

227/a Feb 27

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Nov

30

2

Va. Mar 28
Jan

11

19% Jan

2

3

36 % Jan

26

•

43

Mar

2

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3

109%-Jan

30

22% Jan

2

26% Feb

8

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88 % Apr

6

96

1

$3.50

12% Apr
4
9 % Mar 28

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9,300

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7

7%

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7%

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16,200

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14,800

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600

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34

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32

52%

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32

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98

98

97

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,

,

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1

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share

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Gas

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prior
prior

preferred
preferred

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9,300

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38

39%

40

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40

16,900

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43

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44

44

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67

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15

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200

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26%
31%

5,700

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13,600

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11%

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12

11%

12%

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80

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20

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41

1,800

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23

23%

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23%

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90

90

90

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21

26%

30%

13%

58,300

31

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12

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106

9,800

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51

44

300

6,400

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101
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51

55%

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113

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20

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46

47%

33%

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.

6,700

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20%
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1,300

57

16%

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1

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64%

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1

31%

38 Va

34

22

31%

:
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43'A

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com—No par

36

31%

.

4%

56%

5

preferred

37%
77 Va

31%

32

8%
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ctfs„400

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^4
2

47%

31%

31%

4%

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preferred
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&

32

26%
26%
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——Nd par-

Standard Coil'Products Co Inc_v

1

37%
77 Va

7.50

Co

Stand

160

65

32

20

13% Mar 26

174




31 %

114

58%

Co com2_20

13% Feb

136

8

77% Mar 27

see

30%

30%

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Nopar

D Co
(E. R)

30

For footnotes

113%

31%

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*89%
91
*115
117

& Sons common—1
$4 preferred
No par

Squibb

47/a July 13
47% Jan
3
121
July 13

July 13

113%

30%

*47

Iron

Spencer Kellogg & Sons.
Corp (The)
^
Inc common
Conv
$4.50 preferred

24% Oct 23
96% May 24
10% Dec

*112%

30%

*105% 106

50

Spiegel

113

113%

30

71/4

*43%
*92%

>

10

Sperry

11% Apr

Mar

40%
*112%

30%

30%

-S 34%

Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc.,—1
Sparks Withington Co -1
No par
Spear & Co common
1
$5.50 preferred
No par
Spencer Chemical Co 4.60% pfd_100

33% Dec 18
13% Dec 28

40

41%
113%

30%

25%
62%
215
126
12% 13
*92
93Va
18%
18%

non-cum

-Mobile

28

21% Dec

40%
*112%

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\

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„25
Southern-California Edison
—25Southern
Co
(Th<?)
5
South Indiana Gas ,& Elec__No par
Southern

Oct

41

114

37V2
97%
*41%
*20%
25%
62%

5
100
10

preferred

5

7% Oct

40%
*112%

10%

1
—15
1
1
5

preferred

74% Feb

81

47,000

41%

10%

South Porto Rioo Sugar com_No par

63% Mar 15

5

44

43%

43%

1,800

*57

E & G Co com_4.5Q

Natural

3

42 Va

42

7,400

10

10

10

59

V

Sooony Vacuum Gil Co Inc—15
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd—100
South Amer Gold & Platinum——1

Southern

Jan

9%

10

*9%

10

22%

preferred
^
100
preferred
*
100
Smith & Corona Typewriters_No par

30

Apr

3%

3%

10

10

*9%

114%

17

3%%

24

6

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%
10

*58

4.20 %

44% Mar 21

32% Feb

&

8c Sons Cpt

12 % Jan

60

11,500

3%

300

100

100

100 %

*99

*21%

—25
Steel

217/a Feb

-10% Feb

2,800

13%

3%

39%
39V8
40% 40%
105
105%
*11
11%
*28
29
55 %
55 %
16%
16%
10%
10%
4
4
32Va
32%

Corp

11 Va Jan

27

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Co
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197/a Jan

Jun

Mines

Corp

19% Apr

111% Apr

36% Jun

&

35% Jan

3'

18%

13%

3%

103%

Nopar
Nopar
Nopar

Co

Pen

13% Mar 16

4% Jan

18%

13%

3%

*104%

Nopar

Co
Saw

Oil

Sinclair

(A

118% May 24
5VaDec 30

1

Simmons
Simonds

Smith

23% May 25
40
Apr 11
67% Dec 21

10 %

16%

13 Va

Nopar

-

G)

18% Dec
49

18%

13%

Saturday.

common

10% July 12
18

18%

12%

38 "

1

Coalition

Skelly

21 % Jan

Feb

King

Sloss-Sheffield

Mar 31

14
30

16

Silver

5

Apr

53 % Apr

30% July 12

17%

13

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.

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16

89

55% Dec

6

18%

12%

*87%

Corp
Sheraton Corp of America—

17

76

7% July 25
BOVaDec 22

31 Va Dec

18 Va

13

9%

Corp

Jan

22% May 26
257/a Nov 24

45

18%

12%

50%

-:i"

Mfg

38 % Feb

8

36 Va Jan

28

18%

Nopar

(W

Oil

38% Feb

85

25

23

28

39% Sep

39% Feb

Mar 14

11

18%
13%

*27

STOCK

(Frank

32% Mar 28 '

Jan

Jan

3

11

75

Mar

3% Jun

x34% Jan
31

Jan

16

16%

100%

12%

-

preferred

cum

12% Feb

23

&

& Dohme

Sharp

Jan

108

2

18

25

106

7

Steel .Corp—,

10'% Jar.

30

17% July 13'

Oil

Shamrock

Dec

36 Va May 29

4

16%
*98%

33%

Par

35% Feb

33% Oct

28% July 13

14% Jan

16%
100 %

1

$ per share

3

5

Feb

16%

*98%

1

EXCHANGE

17

88

16%

98%

5
j,

14,500

16 %

45

Nopar*

Co

120

17%

17%

17%

16%

400
700

58%

58%

98%

33%

1

Co

YORK

NEW

Feb

102

*60

61%

11

*10%

16%

45

No par

preferred

$4.50

:

35

3

*60

27

27

26%

*26

99

84

Servel Inc common

53 % Feb

28

60

No par

8

8

Aug

58

56

Del

Seeger Refrigerator

8

4

Dec

61%

56

Co

4

41% Jan

76

&

15% Mar

29 % Jan

88

61%

;v- 9%

—_5

Roebuck

llVaJan

,

17

75

61%

*60

*83

Seagrave Corp

14

10
30

3

10%

100

A

Co
of

Co

Feb

58

Oct

July 13

10%

com_No par

Co

series

Seaboard Finance

35

20% Jan

10%

43%

5
100

com
«.

RR

preferred

Seaboard

12

42% Nov
34% Dec

(The)

Co

preferred

Air

5%

24% July 12
15

common

preferred

Seabd

29 Va Mar 21

217/aFeb

26

10%

■

31% Apr

46% Aug 28

July 25

8% July 12

25%

10%

156

Nopar
Nopar
Nopar
25
100
100

'

^

4.30%

22 Va Jan

;

25

$ per share

30

34% Oct

27

105% Feb

33 % Dec

-

preferred

Range Since Jan. 1;

$ per share

26%

10%

7%

-100
5
1.40

A

4.40% series
Corp

$4

3.35%

13

Low est

Highest

26%

11

30%

100
100
—100
5

vtc

common

STOCKS

Year 1950

Lowest*

52 %

—

preferred

Arms

Scranton

16

91

2

87% Jan

27%

*10%

41%

1

1—3

A 5%

series

Range for Previous

33

common

3.65%

19% Mar 19

3

9% Mar 29

98% May 17

*26%

10%

*113

5

preferred
Scovill Mfg Co

2

Feb

87

8

Apr

<

\

59% Feb

10

12

30

14 % May 31

Mar

89 % Feb

Mar 14

51% Jan

2,400

27%

-

1

Schenley Industries Inc
Scott Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred

7

16VaJan

May 20

13%-Nov

3

8% Nov
6
88
Dec 29

8

10%. Mar 29

27

20

„14% July 28

Jan

80% Mar 26

74

Nov

55

38

17% Jan

May 11

17% Dec

31

3

/• 78% Jan 25

2

213/8 Feb
82

25

26

47% Jan

22

83% Nov 20

3

16 Va July 26

14

Feb
Jan

13% Jan

*

47 Va Jan

47 Va Feb

102
107

89% Mar 26
112

Mar 27

66V2 Jan

t

pfd

Savage

Mar 28

27

9

19

4

103% Apr

11

3%

No par

Col

non-cum

1st

95

33% Dec

Jan

Feb

41

30

?

Inc

Louis Southwestern Ry Co

5%

9

Jun

—

Works

St Regis PapeF Co

8

13% Mar

31

105% Feb 20

Jan

i0

41 Va Jan

21
18

10% Jan

Preferred
St

96

12% July 12

*

10

jan

21% Jan

25

40

2

30% Feb

Jan

5

47'/a Nov

*10%

10

Power Co_No par
St L San F Ry Co com vtc
No-par

2

112% Sep

10%

18%

St Joseph Light &

Apr

101 Va Sep

60

12

18% Apr

1

104

22% Jan

91% Mar 28

6

Feb

10%

100

(The)

Stores

34

94

10%

20

preferred

4%

20

4

*9%

19%

common

Metal

Co

St Joseph Lead

24

Oct

96

1

38 % Aug

'•

Art

Safeway

6

20 Va May

6

13

10%

*31%

preferred series A

9

39% Dec

Apr

12% Jan

5,200

*9%

1

(Jacob)

Apr

11% Jan

17

9%

No par

Corp

"

28% Sep

28

Co

Ruppert

122% Mar 20

3
29

16%

9%

7%

Controls
El

6c

Haas

Ruberoid

9

20% Mar 29
60%

16%

9%

13

No par

Royal Typewriter

Feb

51

Gas

21

39 Va Mar

4

&

Ronson

24

Mar 22

101 % Jan

3

NOV

12% Dec

4%

17% Mar 24

28

140

»

23

12% Feb

24

7% July 13

*

15

Feb

107

3

Jan

Rohm

109% Feb

Mar 13

22

18%

16%

*97%

20

Rochester

205

18%

16%

10%

,_No par

Robertshaw-Fulton

8% Jan

98

Corp

2

60

8

18%

16%

*60

Copper Mines

2

23% Feb

21

85

Feb

Oil

Company

33 % Mar

3

Dec

Richfield'

9

20% Mar

2

62 % Dec

18%

16%

31

11

240

18%

16%

31%

15% Jan

26

,*18 %

16%

31%

47% Jan

Jan

18%

31%

20% Jan

128

30

18

16%

31%

42

24% Dec

27

18%

-i

1

100

400

16 34

Manufacturing Co

Rheem

21

2

23% Oct

7

9% Jun

42% Jun

16%

89%

4

Apr

18%

35

*15

10o%

1

55

Mar 24

34

18%

*33%

16%

105%

28

v

16%

35

*14%

*87%

9

99% Dec

22

99% Dec

36 Va

*15%

*33

16%

89%

Feb

39% Nov 24

26% July 12

*33

16%

35

*15%

106%

17

1

35 Va

*33

16%

106%

May 11

12% Apr

35 %

*15%

42%

35

*68 %

19% Feb

July 13

8

43%

89%

23

13

43%

106%

61

19

July

43"% July 28

42%

106%

Apr

105

42%

*88%

3
93% Jan. 20

May 12

107-

Mar 17

102

42

89%

Robbins Mills Inc

107% Nov 27

13

42%

42

43

107%

Roan Antelope

Apr
16% Jan

30

106%

Ritter

31

29%

*83

24

35

400

29%

100

11

22

43%

29%

100

Jan

30

4,000

*41

29%

seriesi

30% Feb

27

30 %

28%

series

58% Feb

31% Dec

1,500

29%

36%

28%

3.60%

2

23% Jun

36%

4.50%

2

13

51

36 %

Preferred

10

July 13

50%

36%

Preferred

Jan

23

50%

36%

23

98% Jan

50% Apr

.

48%

36%

108% Mar 19

33% Feb

Jan

60% Jan

Tob class B

19

28

12

Dec

Mar 31

47%

36

28%

10

(R J)

Common

16

14

36

4

45

2

Mar 28

28

19% Mar 24

Jan

47%

36'%

1
10

Spring Co

Jan

11

8% Nov

14

29

36

2

Reynolds

Reynolds

11% Jan

2,800

47
36

%

28%

10%

Metals Co com
No par
convertible preferred
100

5 % CU

,

7% Apr

30

24% Dec

37% Feb

6

Apr

Shares

share

46

36%

*26

conv

105% Jan

30

30

164

25

9% Mar 30
33% Jan

2

Dec

9

13

3

Jan

90

Jan

13

Jan

38% Jan
139

$ per

$ 1ner share

sha*e

47

".'9%

■

Republic
5%

$ per

Sper share

share

46%

16%

Steel Corp com
No par
prior pfd series A„100
Revere Copper & Brass com.No par
Rexall
Drug Inc
2.50

41

104% Dec

r

5

10

Jan

Motors Inc

Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred

13

99%.Mar 31

50

5

4% Jan

4% Jan

10% Feb

Reo

$ per

47%

36

*18

100
50c
25c
1
1
50c
10

49% Feb

7

39% Dec 27

6

2

7

Dec

15% July

9

the Week

*33

5

common

Conv pfd 3%%
series
Remington-Rand common
$4.50 preferred

17

100

Co

118% Jan

>

23

19

Apr
22% Feb

16% Jan

28% Jan

18

13% Jan

94% Jan

4

Mfg

2

6

Dec

15

32

Jan

40% Apr

7% Nov 24

8% Dec

*

2

18% Mar 10

Sales for

Apr. (>

Co—

&

112% Mar 15

30

43% Dec
150

3

Reliance

3% Mar 14

32% Nov 24

5
July 13
20% Jan 13

100

Feb

64:

5

Reliable

9% Jan

47% Nov 20

13

Jan

5

Feb

12% Mar 15

19% Dec 27

25

23 % Jan

13%

\

Friday

Apr. 5

*15

•

prior preference
10
Stores Corp
No par

9

28% Mar

3

Thursday

Apr. 4

*42

div

$1.2*

17% Apr

13

5% Jan

103

8

Wednesday

28%

50c

Inc

Bros

(Robt)

PRICES

SALE

Apr. 8

*36%

No par

Roller Bit Co

Reeves

2
11

90

10% Jan
3

Apr

14% Jan

20

93% Aug 22

20

Jan

10% Mar 31

62 % May 15

1

Aug

Reed

Reis
12 % Feb

*47%

25
50
4%
non-cum
1st preferred—50
4%
non-cum
2nd preferred
50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills.:
5

3

14% Mar 28

.

$ per share

Par

-1

common

$2
preferred
Reading Co common

16

Mar 14

39% Jan

9

34% Mar 22

3
10% Jun 30
July

10

HIGH

Tuesday

Apr. 2

Mar. 31-

>

share

54% Feb

46% Apr

49% Dec 21

30% Jan

$ per

share

2
35% Mar 22

*24% Jan 25

AND

Monday

Saturday

STOCK

YORK

EXCHANGE

Highest

Lowest
'

$ per

share

NEW

1

Range Since Jan.

LOW

*

STOCKS

Highest

Lowest

30

Monday, April 9, 1951

.

.

RECORD

STOCK

YORK

NEW
Range for Previous
Year 1950

t per

.

v

.

104

104

106
k

'

23%
90

*104%. 106
23%
*89

*104Va

-

106

233A

23%

24%

90

88%

'

90

60

8,500
450
'

13%

13%
9%

-

13

13 Va

12%

13

13

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

65%

65%

66%

65 Va

66%

67%

13%'
,10'/a-

68%

13%

7,400

10

10 Vt

10.200

68%

69

10,600

13
%

66%

65

140
160%

140

140

*139

140

*139

140

140

140

140%

140%

160

160

lbO

ioO

IoO

lbO

161

161

1603/4

161

700

1,300

Volume 173

Number 5001

.

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1495)

NEW
Range for Previous
Year 1950

Lowest

Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

$ per share

$ per share

$ per share

30

59

Apr

Jan

25

92

Dec

30

90% Jan '

25% Jan

4

35

Dec

30

33% Mar 15

Dec

18

104

66

100

105% Mar

4

98 % Apr

Aug 17

13

18

Jan

38

4

105% Mar

26

Oct

23

21% Jan

2

24% Feb

54% Nov

28

52% Apr

5

56% Feb

1

40

Dec

29

38

Mar 27

44% Feb

16

12% July 14

16

Sep

28

14

Jan

2

15% Feb

3

34

39% Feb

10

36% Jan

2

39% Mar 12

26% Mar

July 12
Feb

21

103% Nov

24

104 % Jan

27

48% Dec

18

39% Apr

4

49% Jan

21% Apr

21

15% Jan

2

19% Feb

2

Nov

24

16% Mar 26

20% Feb

8

12

Jan

10% Jun

27

18

x98 % Mar 14

5

20% Sep

28

16% July 13

r

23% Apr
36% Oct

27

19% Jan

7

27% Jan

16% July

25% July 17
38 % July 13

71

Mar

17% Jan

25

16% Jan

30

24% Oct

19

25

20% Dec

14%

July" 12

22% Dec

19

21% Jan

49

July

63% Apr 11
11% May 11

Jan

Jan

9

19

Mar 28

117

119% Jan

5

10

21% Feb

19

18

23% Mar 29

24% Jan

29

19

29% Jan

36% Feb

19

17% Jan

17

30% Apr

13

8% July 12
Jan

195

'

3

370

9% Mar 30
35

July 13

9% Jan

-

18

Feb

9

2

24% Feb

8

50

Apr

5

15% Mar
t

•114

4

40% Oct

3

i

Jan

17% Jan

13

4

5% Jan

15
410

43% Jan

3

Jan

.

4

Mar 14

t

.13% Jan

40

Jan

86

8% Mar 28

10% Jan

11

Jan

59% Jan
15% Jan

Nov

17

18

3

7% Apr
25% Dec

29

25

Jan

2

343/8 Mar

25

82% Dec

30

81% Jan

2

94% Feb

2

12% Jan

23

■14

Mar 14

5

,

13

245/s oct

17

23% Jan

63% July 13

97% Nov

25

39% Nov 24

34% Mar

99

99

23

223A

52%

523/a

*98

23

23%

-523/8

5,600
300

*52%

5,100

523/4

100

37%

37%

38

38%

383/4

383/4

600

14%

14%

14%

143/b

14%

♦14%

143/4

500

38%

3,700

*99

38

99%

99%

41%

39%

17%

17%

17%

17

17

16%

16%

_No par

50%

50

11%

10%

'97%

*96%

No par

*73

73%

100

*117%

119%

1

18%

18%

L—25

*23%

25

Inc

31%

•

.

•'

73

73%
♦117%
18

19

.V—i—100

*113%
11%

11%

34%

34%

18%

233/4

80

73%

90

18%

19%

41,400

23%

500

32%

32 5/a

1,200

32%

5,300

32%
23

*61%

62

62

62

11%

11%

11%

62

10%

11

10%

377

377

380

32%

*23%

,

380

24

375

1,600
900

400

18%

18%

183/4

19%

19%

193/4

20%

44%

44%

45%

45 %

453/4

47

11%

34%

34 %

34%

16

114

*14%

16.

r114

114:

*112%

*14

8%

34%

16'

30

34%

*13

700

4,200

16

27

26%

27

27

27%

27%

91

90%

90%

90%

90%

*90%

8%

8%

8%

83/4

8%

133A

*13%

133/4

♦13%

8%

800
'

12

26 %

■-

5,100

•

120

12

343/8

*14

-

*115

r

12

34%

16

^

115

'*11%

11%
34%

*90%

*

4,800

390

45%

12%

27%

600'

233/8

32

*11%

8%

18%
*233/8

3,100

118

31%

*112%

8%

73%
X118
;

22%

•

91

117%

31%

i

90"%

73%

117%

31%

12

26%

*72%

31%

114

*14

900

18%

34%

24,900

11%

223/8f

*61%

385

'

•

96

30%

*11%

91

51

11
96

18%

♦112%

16

51

11

97%

*44%

t

27%

51%

22%

11

375

44%'

32%

23%

*31%
*•

61%

10%

,

32%

10%

73'%

♦23%

400

8,300

.51

119

2,900

18%
23%

323/a

*96

Feb

21

Talcott Inc

23

Telautograph Corp

5

Tennessee

5

5%
31%

25

10

2

16

Texas

283/a Feb + 9

Texas

(James)

Gulf

Producing

July 17

89% Sep

22

80

44

Feb

14

85

Nov

17

76% Jan

10

Jun

30

19%

Dec~27

14

Jun

30

21% Dec

,7% Jan

3

Jan

Jan

30

Texas

Gulf

16

Texas

Pacific
Pacific

10

90% Feb

9

25

23% Mar

19% Mar 28

233/a Mar

273%

12,700

92

9

60'

9

3,400

Apr

1

113/a Feb

27

Apr

1

37% Jan

2

125/a July
55/8 Jan

133/4 Sep 18
9% Oct 20

363/4 Jan

42% Oct 20

3 3/a Jan

53A Dec

28% Nov

5

8% Jan

8 3/4 Oct

18

5% Feb

7

Feb

42% Feb

6

Jan

3

38% Dec

28

13 3/a Jun

27

Nov

22

1

4

30

Jan

19 % Jan

•'

Mar

7

30

x93A Jan

8% July 13

Jan

Jan

20%

19%

*153/4

16%

9%

9%

Fair

16% Jan

22

13

21

Jan

(J R) I
Products

.

12

10 5/8 Apr

2

105

Dec~29

Apr

,

9

Toledo

Co

Edison

5

Jan

5

993A Jan

13

11

Jan

33% Apr
8 5/b Jan

5
6

18

43A Jan

3

9% Oct

2

Feb

21

13% Jun

22

Apr 13

1

4

3

4%

9

$6
$6

*82i/4

83

83

84

84

84

1,100

89%

91%

91%

93%

94

263A

25 3/4

26%

■255/8

26

25%

26

12,200

19

191/4

183/a

19%

19%

19%

193/4

20

18,300

19%

90

19%

90

19%

12

38%

<38%

16

191/4

*15%

12

38%

12

•

38

5%-

8%

8%

8%
34

343/a:

,*43/8

24 5/8

8%

333A

conv

3%

99

98

*

3%

33/3

30%

31

303/4

98

3%
*30

*4%
25%

*8%

3%

200

1,400

8%
353A

13,800

if

139,600

♦963A

33/8

31

190

5

25®%

%

97%

33/8
31

100

44%

8%

97%

%

97%

97%

3%
*30

190

15;500

-

35%

83A
35

Ml

97%

3%
31

5%

253A

1,400
•*

1,000

230

;■

*3%

3%

••*29%
33 %

31

313A

•

1,900
"300

•

32

32%

32

32%

32%

.33%

33%

22 3/a

5,300

22 3/a

22%

22%

223/8

223A

23%

22%

23 %

45

7,800

443/8

44%

43%

44%

44%

45%

45%

543A

10%

10%

10%

10%

X10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

3,700
8,200

31%

-

103/a

LOW

Saturday
•

AND

ia%
HIGH

SALE

Tuesday

Apr. 2

Thursday
Apr. 5

Friday
Apr. 6

$ per share

$ per share

$ per share

$ per share

163A

17%

Apr. 4

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%-; 163A

16%

24%

24%

233A

24

23%

24

No par

*20'A

21%

*213A-:

2

\
1

common

:

11

No par
JNo par

Co

5

:

11

10 5/8

10%

*213A
10'/a
103/4

103/4

106

106%

106%

*106

105%

1053/4

106

163A

173/8

22

24%

24%

21%
10%

21%

-

21%

10 3/4

10%

105%

15%

243/a

11

-

11%

103/4

*-11%

1053/4

'105%

the Week

Shares

173A

24,400

103A

'21%
.,

..Sales for

106%

105%
106

.

•

243/4

25 %

*21%'

9,200

22

300

30,300

11%

620

106%

106

253/8

106

105

106

'980
430

1

15%

155/a

153/4

15%

155/a

153/4

153/4

15 3/a

155/a

153/4

153/4

203A

1,500

21 %
21%
*33%
34%
*101
102 %
11%
11%
'' 345/8
345/8
9%
9%

'

.--No par

Co_i.

105/8

11
106
*105

,

11

223A
11

'

Wednesday

Apr. 3

$ per share

•

PRICES

"

Monday

Mar. 31

$ per share

par

No par
Transit com—No par
prior preferred
50

Coach

*97%

5

preferred

conv

99

44%

'

34

10

9%

45%

•

243/a

81/4

331/a

Y

34%

16%

10

♦43A

24

*15%

1,700

12 3/a

383/8

22%

Inc

Cprp

Coal

5%

24

8 3/a

-

45

12%
38%

16%

93/4

443A

20 3A

*20

12

38

,

,

*15%

93/8

43

5%

*24

16

93/8

42

*4 5/8

25

34

9%

1,000

313A

'

preferred

Twin

41%

"

•*.*

.%■•'

pfd "when issued"

5%

413/4

24%

93/8

3%'
31

Twin City Rap

16

9'A

*4%-

'

*15%

91/8

.

'i9%:

193/4

12

12

38 3/a

153/4-

*41%

343/4

*97%

$4,50 prior preferred

26

7,900

82

44%

a

World* Airlines

$1.50

Mar

Jan

3,500

37%

32%

Truax-Traer

12

4,800

97%

363A

%

20th Century Fox Film com—No par

Jan

25%

97

375/a

44%

Common "when issued"—.-2.

2

41

243/4

96%

37

26 3/a

,
-

V;

Transue & Williams Steel

16

25%

94%

37

22%

:

v

Trans

Apr

<'<

*8%

5

Transamerlca Corp

102

24%

931/2

35%

12%

9

5

25

343/4'

i

2

•13% Jan

233/b

92 3A

36%

44

-

'v

2

35% Feb

,

23%

93%

22 5/s

"

i.

Tri-Continental

11,300

32%

18% Feb

5

29% Jan

'■

92

10

243/a Feb

9

13% Apr

36% Jan

1

91%

233/a

39i/4

153A

413A

*24%

—15
5

(The)_—

J

:

•■

91%

5

27% Feb

106

12

*38%

38%,

*40

-No par

EXCHANGE

*

12 3/a Jan 20

•

12%

38%

50

AXle

NEW YORK STOCK

110% Feb

5

•15% Mar 27

6

5

39

com

Timken Roller Bearing

11% Mar 24

Mar 26

20% Apr
333/4 Apr

103

Inc

25% Feb

/

90%

90 %

_.

20% Jan

2

98 3A Aug
8 % Jan

1

preferred

Water Associated Oil—

Tide

30

$ per share

23

*12V4

No par
1

common——

convertible

7,200

92%.

19%

$2.50

1,000

87%

*19%

conv

Co

200

5%
32%

355/s

19%

100

Co

common

Timken-Detroit

495/8 Jan

Highest

22% Mar 15

17%

89

14

5%

32%

*

82

19

1

30

25% Jan

84

—

10% Jan

$ per share

110% May 17

3

83

,_i——
.f
4%
preferred—
100
Thompson-Starrett Co com__No par
!
$3.50 preference!
.-No par

25% Mar

Lowest

.

103

18% July 17
32% Jun 29

85

*13%

5%

32%

89%

<

133/4

*»%
32

233/a
-

26%.. 27%

Rights

38% Jan
•

■4

10% Apr: 2

Jail "3

*83%

903/4

t

5%
321A

•

89

Range Since Jan. 1

Highest

11% Jun

1

Trust—

STOCKS

$ per share

Nov

36 %

**23%

19%

Thompson

4% Jan

4

253/4 Dec 27
S

353A

90

Thompson
6

353/8 Feb

4

195/8 Dec

93%

363A

tThird Avenue Transit Corp.No par
Steel Co (The)v
1

17

103

2

43% Jan

Year 1950

14% July 13
15% Jun 29

92%

36%

Thomas

if Apr

31% Mar 29
'

15

f

23%

92%

10

27%

*

41% Jan

22

10

Lowest

23%
923/4

23%

No par

:

193/4

Range for Previous

$per share'

90

90

Tbermoid

Apr

11% Mar
;

4

443/4 Nov
Dec

.30%

27%

65/8 Jan

V 3 % Mar 15

20% Nov 24

33% July 14
9% Dec 18

8

4

97 % Apr

6

6

25/s Nov 10
25.

90

5%
32

"

29% Feb

4

Apr

33% Apr

Nov~24

103

4

903/4

50c

45% Apr

'

24

% Apr
94 % Jan

9C%

No par

Utilities

$1.25

31

10
?

Mar 13

4% Mar 13
.

:

25

42% Dec

8

5 "/a

32%

r

18

5% July 13

*5

certificates

Textron Inc

?1

18% Jan

2

40

30

17% Jan

'133A Jan

14% Jan
40 3/4 Jan
1

13%'
32

Pacific Ry Co

&

Texas

26

■

32%

*

The

7

14

'

13%

31%

'

preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
$2.40 conv preference
No par

7

43

30% Jan

Dec

27% Feb

10

Jan

-1

31%

Coal & Oil—s
Land

•;.■""

*13%.

53/a

Co—

Sulphur

share

Texas

103% Mar 10

25% Mar 14
18

26

Sub

13 3A

53/a

Co

443A Jan

*13

<

53/a

Corp

7

105

9

160

23%-

'

18%

17%

*18

'

23%

<

31

103/4

119

*61

18 %

34

23%

96%

31%

385

17

173A
18%

23%

51

10%
96

22%

10%

8%

51

10%

31 %

61

16%

•*173/4

31

98

31

10%

,

173/4
23

30%

51

31%

*370

16%

17%

22%

30%

22%

60

115

16%

,

.

1

38%

100

"

22 %\

44%

,

16 %
18

22%

31%

45%

27%

5,200

*23%

19%

*90%

17 5/8

22%

385

*14

17%

31%

19 %

;

17%

18

23%

*44%

x.

17%

♦117%

10

;—:

17%

72%

61

*365

17%

38%

99%

"

73

11

10%

25

5,700

17%

30%

'

23

*60%

10c

41

31

31%

*22%

12.50

40

10%

18%

*23%

32

100

40%

*96%

119%

18

23%

*31%

,

*117%

*99

393/4

*50

11%
97

73

99%
393/4

30%

50

11 %

*96%

38%-

39%

22%

31

No par

comomn

38 3/a

*98%

40

; 18

22%

30%

38%

99 %

.

16%

18%

22%

31%

50%

1.

*18

38%

17%

40

17%

•

*98%
39%

99%

40%

17%

Paper Co com

Texas

16

53

10

22%

40

6% Jan

s'

903/4 Mar 15

20'A Feb

104%

98 %

22%

*52%

*14%

/

15

4% Nov 30

15

98%

52%

i

11% Jmy 11

32

99

99%

22%

10,000 *

35%

*38

•

17

34 %

23,500

14%

Sylvania Elec Prod, Inc com—No par
$4 preferred
No par
Syxington Gould Corp
1

5
1

34%

333/4

18,2 oqr

603/4
1043/4

38

22%

Swift International Ltd

19

30
Mar
95% Mar

;

2

60%

103%

*

40

Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
Swift & Co_
25

8

33%

Shares

45%

14%

ser B called
2nd pfd ser 1950—20

preferred

33%

22%

50

4%%

34»A

60%

*103%-103%

*52%

Sutherland
-

102%

45%
*

38

pfd

Biscuits

101%

45%

14%

17%

A preferred

conv

102%

'44%
f 60

38%

31%

common

conv

%

60%

*98%

Superior Steel Corp

24

16% Jan

2

23% Jan " 2

18

88% May 31
10% Oct 25

Co

39

*38

45

59%

34

53

22%

Superior Oil of California

10

Jan

22%

1;

Sunshine Mining Co

13% Jan 18

;

33% Mar 20

6

26% Apr

Mar 14

Oil

5%

Corp

series

Sunshine

5

Feb

122% Jan

5

Apr

11

i

6

30

20

18% July 13
79

10% Apr

Apr

1

Corp

Chemical

4% %

9

19

62

45% Aug 23
Oct
; ii6
6

9% July 11
33% Jun

26% Feb

10

355

14

17% Dec

July 17

103

Nov

33% Mar

2
8

Jan

56

22%

*52%

1.

Class A 4%% preferred
Sunray Oil Corp common
4%% preferred series A
•4%% conv pfd series B

10

10% Jan

99 %

44%

60%

101%

34%

*98%

53

38

20

Sun

116% Oct

33%

98%

45%

59 %

102%

5

fl

Corp

6

67% Jan

101%

No par.

Webster.

$4.50

44%
T

-60

34%

'

*52%

100

preference

prior
&

Studebaker

73% Apr

25

17% Dec

5%
Stone

7

Sunbeam

72% Oct

102 %

45%

59

37%

_

Sun

15

101%

44%

" *

the Week

*14%

common

7

55% Feb

X122

Corp
Stokley-Van Camp Inc

17

99

Apr

60%

15

27

96

45%

Sales for

Friday'

5

& Co Inc

(J P)

Feb

18

$ per share

*

1

53% Feb

Apr

$ per share

60%

No par

Inc

.12% Jan

1

101

Stores

Bros

10% Apr

93% Dec

$ per share

45%
■

50

Stewart-Warner

2

35% Mar

Co

Stevens

26

24"% Feb
.

preferred
(The) JL 8

42 % Jan

7

11% Nov 24

8% July 17

18% Mar

4

Apr. 6

$ per share

$ per share

23%

convertible

Sterchi

17

3

98

Apr/5

23 %

common

Sterling Drug Inc common—i
3%%
preferred

4

30% Apr

Thursday

Apr. 4

98%

Starrett

PRICES

Wednesday

34%

4%

SALE

Apr. 8

10.

13

HIGH

Tuesday

100
preferred series A
Standard Steel Spring common—lt

5

6

Ohio

of

AND

Apr. 2

$ per share

3%%

9

18% July 13

r

Standard Oil

10

48

Jan

LOW

Monday

Mar. 31

'

Standard Oil of California—No par
Standard Oil of Indiana
25
Standard Oil of New Jersey
25

9

Feb

RECORD

Saturday
Par

49% Feb

2

STOCK

STOCK

EXCHANGE

66

Mar 13

30% Dec

14

YORK

$ per share

.

44
42 % Feb

NEW

Highest

YORK

STOCKS

.

23

21%

20%

21

20%

20%
34%

205/a

20%

21

17,300

x335/a

34%

2iya

102%

*101%

102%

11%

*11%

11%

*11

IP/a

33%
105/8

33%

*335/8

34%

10%

103A

34

34

*101

333A

333A

.*33%

102%

*101

102%

11%

11%

*11

11%

*11%

343/8

34I/2

*333/4

345/8

33%

93/4

9%

103/4

10%

14%
49%

143/8
49%

10

*101

,•

33%
10%

'

34

34

*101%

300

.

102
300
300

11

8,200

U
10

13

Jan

2

15% Mar

*

3

Udylite Corp (The)

39% July 14 '
10 3A July 17

473/4 Dec

19

473/4 Jan

2

53 % Feb

14

13% Jan

10

12'A Jan

2

143/4 Feb

6

26 3A Jan

39% Nov 24

37% Jan

10

44% Jan

19

593/8 Feb

9

Union Carbide &

112% Feb

2

Un El Co of Mo

13

40% July 17
110% Oct 30 :
Jan

30

90% Jan

30

96

103

Jan

245/8 May

24

2

553A Dec

11

"

533/8 Mar 28

114

July 7
103% Aug 18
99% Aug 15
107% Nov 28

109

Apr

4

*100

Feb

17

102

92% Apr

4

96

'104

35% Dec 30

Mar 24

107

33% Apr
4
98 3A Mar 13

Jan
Mar

14
3

105

50

Jan

9

54

Aug 21

May 12
25% Jan 13

38

Dec

30

Apr
36% Apr

37% Dec

18

335/8 Jan

25

Mar 20

^ 1053/4
Apr

5

112% Jan

243A Dec 27

31

106% Jan

3

13% Jan

25

79% July 11
24% July 17
106

Dec

18

75/a Mar 28
32% July 12
Jim

112

33

48"

4

50

United

2

5%

3

107

Jan

4

109

22

21

Carbon

No par

series

$3.50

No par
No par.

series

No par
25

$4 series

4%

Union Tank Car Co

Aircraft

Corp

convertible preferred

United

Air

4%%

Lines

Inc common

preferred

Jan

31

50% Apr

30% Mar 16

13

Apr

2

Jan

2

,

5

49% Feb

13

43/4 Jan 22

93/4 Mar 26

251

6

4% Feb

,

12 3/a Jan 22

United

Co

No par

Fastener

No par

Carbon

United-Carr

Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
United Corp (Del)
1
^

United Dye & Chemical Corp

3

69% Jan

12

Sep 21
53% Oct 20

203/8 Apr

3

243A Feb

7

United Electric Coal Cos:—

Mar 30

54 % Jan

9

81

Jan

23

7%

preferred

-

5

733/8 Feb 13

United Engineering & Foundry
5
United Fruit Co
No par

20% Nov 27

19% Jan

10

23

Feb

9

United Gas Corp

29% Apr 18
16% Dec 18

26% Jan

25

29% Feb

17

66% NOV

48

2

59% Jan

2

United Gas Improvement

Co

10
13%

10%, 10%
75%
75%
'

*21

48%

21

483/4

68%

18% Feb

1

United Merch & Mfrs Inc

1

Jan

3

143A Apr
18% Jan

2

24

9

22% Feb

9

United Paramount Theatres

1

19%

17% Jan

12

213/4 Feb

9

1

*183/4

i93/4

Nov 24

385/a Apr

2

453/4 Feb

9

42

Oct

4

106% May 23

14% Jun

30

21% Oct 24

99

90% July 26

135

Jun

181% July 19
8% Jan
3

189

Mar

46% Jan
22

14% Dec

100% Jan

1063A Feb 28
-

Jan

17

70

Jan

25

No par
^-Nopar
20
7% preferred
100
U S Hoffman Machinery com
5
4%% preferred
100

24% Mar

8

104% Jan

124

2

179% Apr
13% Apr

185

16

4

64% Dec 29

Mar 11

"38% Nov 22

61

No par

lfl

20% Jan

*

U S & Foreign Securities

Mar 29

Feb

1
13

Jan 26

$4.50 1st preferred

U S Freight Co_J
—i
U S Gypsum Co common

15

40

15%

40%

*103% 104%
*21%
22
1173/4 118
*173
180
14%
14%
*60
61

37% Jan

2

555/8 Jan

31

U S

Industrial Chemicals—No par

52%

52%

8% Jan

10

22% Nov

25

21% Jan

2

"28 5/a Jan

16

U S Leather Co common

No par

23=/;

243/8

28% Jan

9

68% Dec

20

64% Feb

2

84% Jan

16

preferred

No oar

70%

703/4

For footnotes

see

page

24.




Class A

conv

-

393/4

55

123/4

1,100

40%

4ls/8

403/4

41%

6,700

54%

567/a

25,300

*

40%
55%

55%. 563/a
*109

102

933/a
104
34

100%

933/a

925/8

104

*102

34%

33%

1003/4

99%

50%
50%
*37%
37%
34%
35%
106% 106%
27%

*49%

103%
343/4

50%

*37%

35

353/4

107

1053/4

27%

27%

28%

*116

120

120

33

33

33

*108%

109

14%

15%

183/4
*18%

38%

39%

*39

363A

16,700

1003/4

1013A

4,100

50%
38

50

l053/4.
283A

50

36%

37%

36%

-

36%

363A

10,600

.*105%

106%

1,100

1,200

■/'

900

28%

32,500

121%

800

323/4

333/a

29%

1203/4

120

33%

49%

50

*29%

30%

*29%

4%

43/8

4%

4%

46%

46%

43/8

4%

43/8

4%

93/4

93/4

9%

9%

900

..

463A

*75

47

49%

47

.

43/8

50%

3,600

30

100

4%
47

21,400
*

4%

530

27,400
'

10

76%

21
.

'*

1,100

400

76

49%

76%

21%

21%

493/a

10

217/a

1,900

50

1,000

*49

.

220

68

68%

21%

22

21%

22

21%

22

13,400

27%

273/4

27%

28

28%

28%

15

15%

153A

19

14%
i83/4

2,900
14,000

18%

18%

193/8

19

*18%

19

19

19

393/4

40

40%

,

103% 1033A
*21%
213/4
116
117%
179% 180

*103%

*14

14%

13%

14

*60
513A

61
52%

*60
....
51%

63

23%

20

x357/a

29%

39%

*68%

102

357/a

4'A

393/8

-

*101

"io

101%

29%

76%

183/4

103%

70

94

19

49

19%

*93

*18%

203/4

15

93%

19

203/4

i83/4

109%

,18%

'V 48

67%

1,300

104

183/8
: 48%

*18%

49

213/4
27%

3,800

110

*743/4

67'

109
*102

*107%

207/8

27%

'

110

49%

21%

14%

*107%

203/8

103% 103%
21%
21%
116% 118%
*173
180

35

1003/4

50%

*483/4
r

*102
,

100
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119%*
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100%

102

27%

10

100

$4.50 preferred
No par
United Board & Carton Corp
10

18

4

5
100

Mar 13

54%
55%
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102
*93%
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104%
34%
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50

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55
55
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102
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$3.70

'

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*41

United Biscuit of America—No par

33/8 Jan
45

.12%

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3

44% Mar 13

3

78% Mar

•

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Mar

26% Jan

4% May 31
12% Aug 21

Mar 29

35

17% Jan

12

Mar

2

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11% Mar 30

9

14

6

58

July 18
50% July 12
14% July 18
22% July 13

Jan

405/a Feb

10

16
39

40

993/4 Jan

Dec 20

32

36% July 11
3% Jan
3

6

295/8 Jan

Co

non-cumulative preferred—50

6

225/b Jan

Rubber

Union Oil of California

Feb

28

111% Sep 13
18% Dec 29

30

8% May 22

'

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14%
14%
*49% (50%

I
No par

1

&

Union Pacific RR Co common

52

Mar 29

1033/4 Dec

; 2% July 12

23

50

Preferred

7

39% Feb

27

18

Preferred

11

109% Jan

Jun

Corp

Asbestos

Union Bag & Paper

Mar 17

81

Dec

Underwood

Union

52%
233/4
72

*21%

104

68%

103%

213/4

21%

116

116%

116%

180

180

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14

14

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69

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22

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63

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54

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8,700

23%

23%

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23%

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70

70

70

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400

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53

;

Chronicle

The Commercial and Financial

24

.

Monday, April 9, 1951

.

.

(1496)

STOCKS

If ear

;

Highest

Lowest

S per

t per share

14% Jun

Lowest

,

$ per

share

3

20 y« Feb

Jan

10

8% Jan

12

•

8

Jan 10
Jun 19

37

Jan

2

43

29

Jan

3

84% Mar '5

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65% July 17

77

38% Deo 20
97Vi Apr

11

37% Jan

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52% Oct

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25% Jan 13

42% Deo 29

Jan

4

151% NOV 20

18 Vi Dec

27

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5% Jan 26
Dec

9

11% Apr

19

91 Vi May

15

Jan

3

3% Dec

4

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18% Deo 20

28% Oct It
May 4

26

8

103

10

96% Mar 22

101% Dec 29

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11% Dec 28
Dec 28

29

22

16% July 27
114% Sep 12

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Virginia Elec & Power Co com—10
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 dividend preferred——100
Va Iron Coal & Coke 4% pfd
25
Virginian Ry Co common
_25
6% preferred
25
Visking Corp (The)
L
5
Vulcan Detinning Co common—.10
1% preferred
20

1
116% Feb 20
22% Mar

,

113% Mar 29
41

6

14 y4 Mar

18% Jan

30

Mar

Feb

52

24

.

—2.50
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com__100
5% non-cumulative preferred__100
Victor Chemical Works common—5
3%% preferred ...
100
Va-Carolina Chemical com
No par
6'/c div partic preferred
__100

2

2

105% Jan

*.

*23

66%

6

11%

'

5,200

51

43%

20%

6

27

26

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16Vi Feb

33% Feb

'

3%
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55%„.
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Vanadium Corp of America—No par
Van Norman Co
j—2.50
Van Raalte Co Inc
10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%

3

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3%

3%
26%

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620

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41

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36% Jan 31

2

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6

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12

7

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145

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170% Jan

Apr 24

28

Universal Laboratories Inc

17

July 17

25% Jun

1

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Mat 23

33 y4 Dec

convertible

15

117% Aug 25

27% Jan 26

pfd__5

non-c 2d

preferred—No par
Inc common
2
4% convertible preferred—i.
50.
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
$6

5% Jan 26

Mar 13

106% Dec 21

xl03%May 26 :
19% July 7

; 42

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11%

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Jan

114

115

27

27% Feb

2

10% Jan

,

39% July 26
6% Jun

5

-

100

105

July 12
51% May 19

79

27% Feb

9 Vi Apr

16% Deo 3«

Jan

9

166

34% Aug It

20% Jan

22

Jan

United Stores $4.20

17

24

4% Jan

26 Vi Jan

3

98

Feb

96% Jan

4

14

3

41

66
41%

42%

42

1

22% Jan

9

Jan

24% Feb 23

47%

76

eg

39%

76

39

-

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39

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138

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66

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non-cumulative preferred—25

52%

138

,

67

41%

53%

35

47

*

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United Stockyards Corp

4

20% Feb

97% Mar

13

1

13

22% Jan

0

12% Jan

6

Feb

24•

Deo 29

27

47.Vi

9 65'%

*90%

52%

138%

:

No par
100

Corp common

preferred

7%

11

Jan

-

7% Jan 26

3Vi Jan

9% Jan

July 28
12
Sep 27
61% Jan 27

May 23

42

2

Apr

>

94

24 Vi Dec

9

3

50
50

35%
91%

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18%

18%

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,

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76.
35%

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177

7% July 10
45

Jan

6

6% Apr 17
x25

20% July 27
Jan 16

161

1%

U S Tobacco Co common

20% Mar 20

91%

'53%

138Vi

100 •

Smelting Ref & Min com
preferred

U S Steel

19

41*

1st preferred

non-cum

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8%

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$ per share

18

17%

Sales for

Apr. G

,

$ per share

17%

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8%
39%

39%

39%,.

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30

24% Oct 18

;

8%
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8

47% Jan

9

8

5

•

67% Mar

153% Jan

3

27% Jan

19

Jan

61

3

4% Apr 24

22 Vi Nov

142% Feb

2

Mar 28

41.

Jan 26

100

3

2Vi July 17

8

Mar 28

18% Jan

44% May 19
6% Oct 28

3

9

144Vi Mar 30

Feb 21

22

59% Feb

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preferred series A

3%%

*8%

Apr. 5

,

share

17%

17%

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$ per share

,

8

39%

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36% .36'%
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8

8%

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2

Jan

45

61

10
20
.
10
1,
.—100

Pipe & Foundry Co
Playing Card Co
U 8 Plywood Corp .common

8
14

Jan

*

6

68% Mar

42% Feb
96% Feb

,91% Mar 29

62% NOV It

33% Mar 31

.

34% Mar 29

Jan

preferred

4%%

share

17%

Apr. 4

,

Friday

Thursday

Wednesday

Apr. 8

$ per

17%

17%

1

U 8

74

49 Vi

23% July 12
88 % July
5

139

U 8 Lines Co common

16

PRICES

SALE

Tuesday

Apr. 2

,

$ per share

Par

share

17% Jan

«

8% Jan

29

34 % July 13

'

$ per

share

Mar. 81

,

HIGH

Monday

Saturday

-

V

.

AND

LOW

.

STOCK

YORK

EXCHANGE

Highest

Fob

18

27

7 % Dec

NEW

.Range Since Jan. 1

'

RECORD

STOCK

YORK

NEW
Previous
1950

Ranfe for

:

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400

,

18

18

18

1,200
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4

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.

-

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32

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59

32

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32

,

30

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48

Jun

12

Jan

31

Feb

32

6

7

preferred. —100

Jan

*2

13% Feb

13

Jan

2

x29% Feb

13

Walgreen

47

56% Feb

4

Apr,

Co

Walker (Hiram)

9

8% Jan

4

11% Jan

29

Walworth

17% Jan

10

21% Feb

23

Ward Baking Co common—,

Jan

23

103% Mar

5

5%%

ll3/. Mar 28

13% Feb

9

Warner

Apr' 3
27% Jan 10

43% Jan

23

343/4 Feb

7

Warren

243/8 Apr

27

1

Washington Gas Light Co—_No par

106

16

t

100

Sep 19

11

Dec

8

16% Jan

24

24 Vb

July 18

38% Feb

6

15 »/4 Feb

297/p*tpeo 21

14

27%*vun

24% Jan 28

34
„

8

:V
24

Jun

19"

27

Dec

110

104% Oct 14
104% Oct
12% Apr

17

July 19

111

107

Range for

Dec

27
28

24

293/4 Feb

"112% Jan

23

101% Mar 27

107% Feb
20% Feb

30 % Nov

.

84

Jan

111

3

Feb

.

3,400

25%

243/4

25

243/4

24%

8,100

28%

10,600

Electric

Penn

*105

4.10% preferred series C

—iilOO

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103

103

16%

16%

16%

16%

78%

*77%

78%

NEW YORK

/

.

»'

4%

51

51%

90

89%

89% \

41%

41

41%.

41%

31%

32

31%

WestinghoUse Electric com
12%
3.80% preferred series B—,—100
Weston Electric Instrument—12.50
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
—100
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior preference—No par

13

Feb

9

White

18 y4 Dec

19

25% Nov

33% Jan

12

35% NOV 22

34% Mar 22

12% Feb

15

17% May 26

15% Jan

5% Jan

3

11% Dec 29

5

70% Dec 30

36Jan

16

Oct

24

12% Apr

Sep 22

81T/« Apr

2

Feb

9

15% Jan

4

87% Feb

6

Jan-

75

3

91

5

4

9% July 11

13% Dec 30

12% Jan

22% Feb 25

17% Jan

15% Apr

4

16

Dec

Jan

79

29

Jan

75% Jan
95

Mar 14

98% Deo

83

Apr

16

89% Apr 13
21% Deo If

16

Jan 13

38

9% July 13

Dec

47% Oct 31
11% Jan
3

75% Jan
13% Apr

50

25

:

6

Jan

9

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J7

98

4
.

5

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2

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36% Jan 25

21

14% May 19
43% May 29
37% Oct 30
53% Oct, 6

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11

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,

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2

38% Jan

10

30% Jan

2

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2

6

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3

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10

38% Feb

26

59% Feb

2

42

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16% Mar 13

19% Jan

17

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6% Apr 23

13

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2

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13

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2

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6

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4

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3

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135
36%

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31%
27

92

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92

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,

the Week
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12,600

14%

143/4

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46

46

45%

46%

3,100

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243/4

10,300

40%

41

43%

433/8

43%

52

41%
32

32%
135

323/g

.

38%

13,600

-

300

41%

16,900

32%

41

,32%

9,000
62,300

39

39%

99

'99

99

99

33

*32

33

*125

135

39%

2,400

53

90%

*32

135

*125

323/4

*125

41%

32

99 V

*32

523/4

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40%
>

38%

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53
91

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31%
38%

'

52

91

40%
.,

.

37%

600

400

135

.

38%

38%

38 %

91%

91%'

91%

92

32%

32%

33

33%

2,000

27

27%

27%

27%

2,700

36%

36%

36%

91%

92

92

31%

31%

32

32%

26%

26%

26%'

26%

20%

20%

"20%

21

20%

*35%

353A

*353/8

36

*353/8

*17% " 17%

17%

31%

.

* 92 :

,

9,200
230

"

Machine com
preference —

•

20%

1
20

26%

Willys-Overland Motors common—1
$4.50 conv pfd series A
No par
Wilson & Co Inc common—No par
*,$4.25 preferredT_Nopar
Wilson-Jones Co—
--10
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
10
6% preferred —!
—-»~100
Woodward iron Co
———10
Woolworth (F W) Co—
,—-10
Worthington Pump & Machinery
Common
No par
Prior preferred 4%% series—100
Prior pfd 4%% conv series—100
Wright Aeronautical
.-No par
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
6

Yale & Towne Mfg Co
28
York Corp common
1
4%% convertible preferred
50
Young (L A) Spring & Wire-No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No pa*

Zenith Radf> Corp—.—
Zonite Products Corp_

.No par1

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

35%

*35%

35%

*35%

35%

17%

17%

17%

*17%

17%

"

*35

17%

5

,

9%

;

13%

9%

69%

20

13%

:

7

17%

9%

9%

68%

68 %

12%

13

13%

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83

9%
69

9-%

9%

69%

69 %

1,400

;

11,600

77 500

.

13%

13

*81%

83

81%

81%

100

14%'

13

143/4

14%

15

15%

15%

% <; 2,500

19%

20%

20

20%

20

20%

.

13 %

8,200

'

*81% ,* 82%

*81%

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14%

14%

14%

82"%
14%

-20%

19%

20

19%

19%

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.5,100

36

17%

*

9%

70

12%

17%

68%

9%

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69

13

13%

.

9%

9%

69

.

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20%

1

9%

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*135

138

*135

138

;

136

1371/2

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*133

136.

138

•;

139

*133

100

45%

45%

45%

46

46

46%

46%

47%

47%

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48%

45 %

45%

45

45%

45

45%

45

45%

45

453/8

443/4

45%

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

26

26

26%

26%

84

83 %

83%

83

83

82%

823%

823/4

83

95%'

95

95%

95

95

95%

96%

96%

97%

86

83

84

84%

85

76%

77

76%

76 3/4

76%

76%

77%

77%

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14%

15%

15%

15%

15%

16

:

40

40
12

'

25%

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\

*83%

84

'

'

95%
*84

95%

r

95%
*84

87

*77%

78%

15%

15%

39%

86

86
!

.

-

77

77%

13%

15%

14%

14%

39%

39%
12
*38%
34 V*
50%
17%

40
12%
39%
34%
51%
17%

39%

12
12
39%. 39%
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-

40%
12%

63

51

>51%
17% 17%

..1.000

uio.ioo

-

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25%
,

;

6,400

•»

.

45%

.

.

64%

.67%

62%

4%

4%

12
39%
34%
50%
17%

64%

4%

4%

asked prices; no sales on this day.
tin receivership, or petition has been filed for com pany's
Ex-rights,
jex-stock dividend (%th share of 4%% preferred ($50 par) for each share held).




*125

70

$ per share

*88

38%

99

32

36%

"

July 3
July 26

Jan

5

,4

Jan

29

74

10

Feb

Apr

45

*125

'

140% Jan

136 <:

3

26

9

24% Mar 14

13

16% July 12
69
' July 18

6

20% Mar

25

16% July 13

Prior

Wilcox Oil Co-——-—

18% Mar 12

26

Co—

White Sewing

23

12

Mar 24

Motor

38

99

32

.

109

109

109

'

23% Mar 19

2
26

68% Jan

-

38 %

99

,32%

.38%

*97

*31%

1,200

50 %

51%
90%

;.f
38%'

20

Mfg.(The S S)

51

?*88

99%

33%

*

5,700

80

40

V

32

6

18%

78%

Apr. 6

;.4per share
V

■

41%

32%.

7

Mar 27

40%

52

39% Apr

94

40

90

104% Feb

42% Feb

23%

.

173/a

78%

Friday

40%

23%

32

173/8

78%

Apr. 5

23

22%

41%

60

17Vs

Thursday

23%

24

52

V

104

14%

100

2

2

;

13%

45%

23 %

A_No par

*101%

:

45%

13%

45%

*38%

103

109

45%

14

46%

40% "

103

109

13%

13%
45%

No par

Preferred series A

19

$ per share

14

46%
.

107

Apr. 4

13%

.

270

110

109 Va

Wednesday

/'

46%

1
10

Western Pacific RR com

22

$ per share

$ per share

i3®""

300

PRICES

Apr. 3

:

*38

30

27

*

Co

Tuesday

Apr. 2

SALE

28%
110
*105

17 Va

78%

*108

HIGH

283/a
107

109 Va

77 %

.

*105

.

16%
*

•

109

AND

Monday

Mar. 31

.

Mar30

2

*108

LOW

Saturday

,

•

109

*108

110

Maryland Ry com
100
non-cum 2nd preferred—100

26% Mar 15

10%. Feb

1

*108

<

•

...

STOCK

EXCHANGE

28% Dec 27

70'

•

28%

'

*77%

34% Jan

12

104%

78 %

Westinghouse Air Brake——No par

Jan

*102%

16%

Western Union Teleg class

34% Jan

107

104%

28%

110

*105

16%

13

Jan

28 Va

*109 VB

109'/a

<

78 Vb

16

126

28%
107

109 Va

& Coke-.•——5

47% Feb

8

109%

1093/4

*105

103

35% Jan

Feb

32%
-

*102

107

2

36% Jan

28 Va

28%

106

Western

31% Mar 20

28

,

110

*104%

29% Feb. 26
49 % Mar

28%

*109%

pfd.

West Va Pulp & Paper com_..No par
100
4%% preferred

27

15

28%,

-

100

.—^100

White Dental

42% Dec

-No par

Co

'

'

4.20% preferred series B

2

Jun

3,300

25

31% Apr

51

2,400

25%

39% Jan

45% Sep 15

700

2,100

*'■*»

25%

1

142

7%

253/4

Coal Co—.

9

10

8

7%

25 %

6

July 18

v

8

253/4

33 % Apr

32%. Jan

7%

25%

29% Jan 26

137'

77/a

2,000

4

Sugar Corp

27

5

32%

153/4

31%

Feb

-

32 %

24%

153/a

853/4

Oct 19

Jun 27

7%

17%

24%

32%

41

12

7%

*17%
:

31 Vt

94

77% Jan

15%

15%

32%

47% Feb ,10

9

243/8

15%

85%

3

49% May

17V2

24%

15%

31

Highest

19% Jan

8

7%

7%

:

15%

86

24

2

17 %

243/8

17

.

24%

15 3/8

30%

25

90

*24

"

V.

*853/4

94% Jan

35% Deo 28

29

Jan

.

86

26% July 15
15% Feb
8

81

17 Va

*24 Va

17%

16%

7,700

2,900
70,700

•

30

West Virginia Coal

5

Mar 14

Feb

15%

24V2

3l2

32

10

125

24%

15%

30%"

24%

i«

;

30

55% Feb

6

163/4

24%

33

853/4

3

Deo

16%

29%

243/8

32

30

243/8

243/8

303/b

243/e

28% •29%

V
■w

30

25

129

20

16%

.

tV

1,800

32%

Jan

12

24%

90

36V4

"

86%

Jan

34% Deo

29%

Vb,

'

20,300

32 Va

Western Auto Supply

99

28%

24%

TV

36

11%

30

20% Jan

18

29 %

24%

24%

:

.

86

40% Jan

36

-

1/ 35 Va

2,000

113/4
36

11%

30%

48

105% Feb

34

.

11%

32%

33% Oct 24
Jun 23

24% July 13
29 Va July 13

102% Sep 22
22% Feb 16 "

34

35

'

%

,

13

16% Mar 28

Oct 24

11%

103

86

87

Deo

11%

20

102%

r

30

Mar 28

89

12.000

193/4

1033/4

32%

39

44

10%

10%

10%
20

19%

86

Western Air Lines Inc

13

.11%

10%
♦103

32%

$ per share

27

Y 28%

:

24%.:Y'

l

2

:

1033/4

86%
30 3/4

14% Mar 22

29

*102%

30%

$ per share

Dec

1033/4

32%

11% Jan

55

193/4

86%

West Penn Power 4%%

14

Range Since Jan. 1

19% Jan

Feb

West

Feb

41% Deo 22

10%

19%

1

West Kentucky

26

Mar 26

Lowest

64 y2 Jun

112

27

107

Highest

3

" Jan

Jan

Jan

108% Jan

7,200

2.50

STOCKS

3

July
t

30

104% Mar 20

51% Apr 25
23% Dec 28

5

y4 .July

5

13% Deo 28

26

37% July 26
12

$4

West Indies

Jan

5

75

50%

convertible preferred-.No par

Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com

15

35

243/4 Apr
-

1,600

*

89% Feb

-Mar 14

27

700

28%

•

'

Inc

$ per share

$ per share

7% Jun

>30Vb

24%

*73/4

Previous
:.

29%

5

109

10%

V

*

'•',%■

Webster Tobacco

36% Jan 29

V

.

34

16

Year 1950

Lowest

*102%

24%

85% Mar 28

Nov 15

1033/4

-

'

10%*
19%.

10%
*19%

.

35%

16%

.30

27

19%

" :

35

16

10

1

103/8

193/8

mi

28 Va

49 %

363/a

24.%:

31% Jan

78

47%

*35%

1

5

44% July 14

47%

& Pipe——No par
^
3
Petroleum Corp

Rights

13

1093/4 Mar 24
18% Dec 21

4

47

"11%

5

9% Feb

13
109% Feb
7

47%

11%

5

183/8 Feb

27% Deo 28

47%

11%

Waukesha Motor Co__

2

114% Jun

26

473/4

11%

Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co

2

273/4 Dec 28

18% Apr 15
21% July 13

47%

*12%
49%

28%

11%

5

73/a Jan

88% Sep 25
35% Dec 28

28'/•

1

12%

/«

5

31

15 % Apr

34

13

'83% Feb 28

12%

28%

,

19% Jan

Sep 26
Deo 28

8

.;

;■ 28%

♦1023/4

20

'

253/4 Feb

9

17% Mar 10

11% July 13
5
Jun 27
24% Jan

Mar

123/4

25%

300

59%

*57

59

12%

28 3/g

■

'102% 102%

Warren Foundry

i>6 Mar 29

4

100

Pictures

Bros

58

12% <12%

28%"

10%

'

10%.

20

•

10% Mar 15

17% Dec 29
Jan 11

30

July 13

18

3

Apr

.

21% Jan

■

12% Jun

aa

1

preferred

■59%'

*58%

13

28%

48%

<

10%

2.50

9% Dec 28
203/8 NOV 24

Jan

*123/4

V

29

48

6% July 13
97

'

"

14% July 14

Co

60

*57%

12%

1

12%
*28%

.No par

G & W

60%

*573/4

.No par
.No par

12
28

4

Nov 24

53

13

5

Apr

Waldorf System

14% Jan 10

26

26% Dec

58

reorganization,

a

%

*4%

39%
34%
51%

-:

.

39

33%

17%

65%

63

5

-

41 Va

,

310
600
160

86

900

7.500

43 Va

5,800

123/fc
39%
35
52%
17%

12%

12%

5,400

39

39

34%

35%

52%

53 %

17%

18

64%

64%

65%

64%

64%

22.500

4%

4%

4%

4%

4%

1,800

4%

r Cash sales.
.

*84%

4,500
"

.

*39%
34
51%
17%

40
12%

39
34
51%
17%

50%
17%

Deferred delivery,
"

12

\

,

s

'

■

Special

40%

sales,

wd When

distributed,

400

1,900
11.100
3,200

x Ex-

Number 5001

Volume 173

.

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

25

(1497)

Bond Record

New York Stock

«»
FRIDAY

The

WEEKLY

-

Exchange

YEARLY

•

italic letter* In tha column headed "Interest (Period" indicate In each

the mouth when-the bonds mature.

cue

•

*,

.

*•'

Figwai after decimal point represent

102.14 Apr

101.30 Sep
108.4

■/"

..

Highest

•

11

May

1

"I

111.10 May

25

25

102.14 Apr

Sep'IB

100.29

Feb~24

102.23

22

103.9

100,29 Aug 11

100.21 Jan

100.21 Jan 16

16

Jan

9

100.31 July 28
1

100.19 Mar

*

1

—

Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury

Dec

5

103.20 Jun

8

,

99.16 Apr

96.24 Mar 23

and

asked

*

4

101.28 Jan

*100.23' lOO^

price.

transacted

this

day.

t23As

Interest

New York Stock Exchange

Period

Last

Sale Price

Friday

Low

*

the Week

High

Bonds (S)

:

100.26

*100.24

* 100.24

100.26-

*

100.24

*105.20

105.24

100.?6

*100.24

105.20

* 105.20

105.24

♦105.22

105.26

*105.24

105.28

100.10

*100.9 a

100.10

* 100.9

100.10

*100.9

100.11*

*100.8

100.10

100.26

100.26

*106.20

106.28

*106.24

106.28

*106.26

106.30

* 106.28

107 -

*106.30

107.2

*106.30

*108.12

107.2

108,30

*108.10

108.14

*108.12

108.16

* 108.14-108.18

*108.16

108.20

*108.16

108.20

*110.12

110.20

*110.8

110.12

*110.10

110.14

* 110.12

110.16

*110.14

110.18'

*110.14

110.18

*100.21

100.23

*101.28

102

100.19

*100.19

100.21

*100.20

100.22

♦100.20 100.22

*100.21

100.23

101.28

*101.26

101.30

*101.26

101.30

♦102

102.4

*101.30

102.2

100.2

*100

100.4-

*99.30

100.2*

*100.2

100.6

*100.4

100.8

*99.16

99.20

*99.14

09.18

'♦99.18

99.22

*99.20

99,24

*99.10

99.14

*99.10

99.14

*99.10

99.14

*99.10

;

1963-1968

*99.12

99.16

1964-1969

*99.10

99.14

.

*

,*100.2
'

•

100.6

*99.18

99.22

99.14

*99.10

99.14

1964-1969

*99.8

99.12

*98.8

99.12

*99.8*

99.12

*99.8

99.12

*99.8

99.12

*99.8

99.12

.1965-1970

*99.6

99.10

*99.6

99.10

*99.6

99.10

*99.6

99.10

*99.6

99.10

*99.6

99.10

1966-1971

2%s_

Sales fer

*

Apr. 6

High

*100.24

Jun

Dec

f'' <

Apr. 5

*99.30

-Jun

*99.4

99.8

*99.4

99.8 "

*99.4

99.8

*99.4

99.8

*99.4

99.8

1967-1972

*99.4

*99.2

99.6

*99.2

99.6

'

*99.2

99.6

*99.2

99.6

*99.2

*99.2

99.6

101.6

*101.2

101.6

*101.2

101.6

*101.2

101.6

99.6
101

>100.26

100.30

99.8

2%s

Sep

1967-1972

*101.2

2%s

Dec

1967-1972

*99.2

99.6

*99.2

99.6

*99.2

99.6

*99.2

99.6

2%s

*99.2

1951-1953

99.6

*99.2

*100.20

100.22

*100.21

100.23

*100.22

100.24

*100.22

100.24

*100.22

100.24

*100.21

2Y*»

100.23

1952-1955

*100.7

100.9

*100.8

100.11

*100.9

100.12

*100.9

100.12

*100.9

100.11

*100.8

100.10

1954-1956

*102.26

103

1956-1959;

■

*102.26

102.30

*102.30

103.2

♦102.30

103.2

*103.2

103.6

*103.3

103.5

*100.14

100.18

*100.16

100.20

*100.16

100.20

*100.20

100.24

*100.18

100.22

*100.18

100.22

*98.24

98.28

*98.26

98.30

*98.24

98.28

*98.28

99

*98.28

99

Dec

1959-1962

*98.22

98.26

*98.24

98.28

*93.22

98.26

*98.26

98.30

*98.26

98.30

1951-1953

*100

-

*100

100.2

1951-1955

100

1952-1954

*99.31

100.1

Dec

1952-1954

*99.31

1953-1955
Bank

♦99.30

Jun

*101.12

101.18

*100

100.24

*100

101

*100.

101-

*99.31

*100

100.1

*99.31

100.2

*99.31

100.2
100.1

*100.1

100.1

101.20

*100

100.24

100.2

*99.30

100.3

*99.31

*101.16

*100

*100.1

100.1

101.24

>100

100

*101.20

called

for

No.

*99.30

100.1

*99.31

100.2

*99.31

*101.20

101.24

100.2

101.24

101

99.16

99.16

99.16

99.16

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*99

*98.24

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--

*100

:

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98.28

100.1

*101.20

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98.30

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1951-54,

100.2

*100

-

100.1

100.16

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99.6

1959-1962

100.8

Friday's

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Jun

York City

New York Stock

Interest

,

Exchange

Period

'

Week's Range

Last

Sale Price

or

Low
No.

series

9

_June-Dec

---

Bonds

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High
3%s

Transit Unification Issue—
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Thursday"-'

-

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*105.16

Week's Range
or

.a.

High

*100.9

*99.16

Low
New

Low

High

*101.24

RANGE FOR

Friday
BONDS

PRICES

105.24
-

*98.24

due

SALE

Wednesday

,

100.lt

*105.16
*100.9

2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1959
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1960
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1961
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1962

sales

No

.

Apr. 4

Low

High

'

HIGH

Apr. 8

*100.17

Reconstruction & Development
25-year 3s
1972

__

Low

.

AND

Tuesday
•

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>

1952-1954'

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Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s_.
Treasury 2s

15

Monday

.

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2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1957
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•Bid

point.

a

1962-1967

2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1953
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1954
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1955

96.24 Mar 23

of

1956-1958

;

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102.6

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Sil
1951-1958
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Treasury 3%s.
-1960-1965

Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2s

100.19 Mar

"

Low vHigh

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Treasury 2Y*n

Feb"!

102.18

15

25

>

Saturday

-

.

EXCHANGE

Treasury 2%s_„
Treasury 2%e
Treasury 2%tL
Treasury 2%a
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Treasury 2%s

Apr~25

102.19

•

'

-

NEW YORK STOCK

,

.

Oct~31

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Lowest

11

100.24 Nov 29

100.27 Dec

Range Since Jan. 1

13

May""!

102.19 Apr

100.25

GOVERNMENT BONDS

.

Highest

101.30 Sep
10?
Nov

111.10

'

Tear 1950

.

Lowest

82d

mere

or

LOW

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»

one

75

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No.

75

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111 '/a 11212

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76%

2

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3%s

120%

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11

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75%

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73

75'%

series

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12—

_June-Dec

73%

75

73

75

3%s

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.

series

No.

13

75

72 %

73

3%s

...

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;

-

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NO.

15-;

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-

series

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A

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16_——

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series

-June-Dec

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—

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743/4

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_June-Dec

—

—-

75

75

72

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.June-Dec

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18——

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19—————

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20

-June-Dec

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Teletype

No.

21——

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22

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No.

23—

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74

series

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24

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3%s series NO.
3%s series No.

_June-Dec

25

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72

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72%

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73

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120

series

No.

30—

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*74

74

74

5

99

102

1

99

101%

NO.

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sinking filnd 5s 1957_
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-

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—

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'

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Jfar-Sept
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1945—Jan-July
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t A External .sinking

v

81%

81

81

89

90%

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96

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59

1945—Jan-JaZy
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69

58

38;

41

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3%s

1957

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of)

8

100'/,

100% 100%

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Feb-Aug

1955

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162

91%

91%

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91%

June-Dec

—

89%
89%
87

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88%

s

88

92'/,

87

89

102% 102%

3

102

109% 1093/4

1

108 *

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64

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(Central

1979

Stamped pursuant to Plan

64

2

*86

reduced to 3.375%) 1979—
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s f 6'/2s
of 1927 due 1957—April-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
'

3.375%)
Ry) 1952

April-Ocf

62%

63%

*85

62

63

88%

64

64

62%

June-Dec

77%

June-Dec

*75%

(interest

funding bonds of 1931 due
Stamped pursuant to Plan A

63

57

63%

83

79

87

88%

June-Dec
A

1962-.

38

51

37 »/4j

37%

sinking fund 6s 1963
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/

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»

85

to

57

353/,

37%
52

35%

37%

35%

363/4

*51

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50

36%

371

57

51

35%

*37
37

37

35

37%

88%

10

59%

64

62%

4

57%

63%

77%

4

76%

SECURITIES

FIRM TRADING MARKETS

63%

82%

78'/,

21
1 '

3.5%)

1978

1%

reduced to 3.375%) 1979
External dollar bonds of 1944
33/4S series No. 1

-

June-Dec
1951

-

April-Oct
(Plan B)—

'

•

-

3%s

series

No.

3%s

series

No.

3

June-Dec

3%s

series

No.

4

_Jtfne-Dec

5

—June-Dec

7——

72%

75

—June-Dec

*74%

77

75

75

June-Dec

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80

75

3%s

series

No:

3%s

series

No;

3%a

series No.

"

For footnotes

2—

8

see

page 29.'-




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72

75

75

75%

6

73

75%

16

73

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75%

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75

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51%

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April-Ocf

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51

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to

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reduced

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,

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1961-—Feb-Aug

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•

40%
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96

34

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104

June-Dec

89

A (interest
3.5%) 1978
June-Dec
1'. 6'/2S of 1926 due 1957
April-Ocf

A

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May-Noo

Feb

37

101%

66

39%

39

assented Jan 1961
Jun-July
sinking fund 6s Sept 1961—Mar-Sepf
A6s assented Sept 1961
_Mar-Sepf
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—April-Ocf

92 %

1

—Jan-July

1941-

•

.

to

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93

23

1955-

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90%

6s
1961-,

96%

'

21

95%

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r

90%i ' 92%

Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced

101 y.

87%

Feb-Aug
1955

7s

100%

99%

89%
89%

June-Dec

fund

U

fund

37

96

*61%' l-U

A6s

99

5

;

6s

91%

June-Dec

:

50-year 3'/2s 1967
SO-yar 3'/2s 1966.
'JS-year 3%s 1962
■e-gium ..(Kingdom of)
External

1958.

5s

1956—.

sinking

20

101% 1023/,
96

96

April-Oct
—April-Oct

I960

6s

'

39%

39

102%

external s f 7s 1942—May-Not)

1942—

A6s assented Feb
,

Australia

IA7s assented

AExternal sinking fund
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'

57%

55

*56%

IA Chile (Republic)
*'•„

55 3/«

'

1978

100% 100 Ya

100% 100%

Caldas (Dept of)

•

—Feb-Aup
1948——April-Oct

{AExternal sinking fund 7s ser
AExternal sinking fund 7s 1st ser
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-Mar-Sept
—Feb-Aug

a.t

;»Teletype NY 1-971

•

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

Monday, April 9, 1951

.

NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 6

Period

bonds
New

Last
Sale Price

Exchange

York Stock

Bank 6%s 1957—
1957
1961——
6%? assented 1961
AGuaranteel sinking fund 6s 1961
assented 1961
AGuaranteed sinking
A6s assented 1962
A6s

(Republic of) —
1961
A6s of 1927 Jan 1961

*5'/a

,

A 8s

68

37

37'/a

38

73

30 y4

2

iuy4

112%

8

:37%

2.5%)

to

Stamped

39%,

38%

reduced
Serbs

loan

dollar

1st

&

mtge

gen

95

75%

77

Taiwan

'79

61

Jan-July

61

61

63%

55%

53%

54%

*53%

Jan-July
Jan-July

Feb-Aug
Jan-July

,71

-67

67

78

46

71

,67

,

44%

,

1962

Government—

Greek

'

.

V

part paid 1964
May-Nov
part paid 1968
Feb-Aug
(City) external 6y2s 1960
April-Oct
Italian (Republic) extl s f l-3s 1977
Jan-July
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
A7s

to 3%

JA7s

1947_

series 3
Public

Italian

Utility1% to 3%

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A Italy

of)

1951

7s

A5yas extl

lean

'

36

;

34%

1st

28%

35%

-

54

59

48%

1965

*30

of

81 %

29

80

A6s

A4

%s

assented

ANew

A Small

-8%

1968

"7%

9
9

-

1984

1958

loan

of

'26

Power

Airlines

assented

1904

assented

(hssented

1910

13

14% '14%

debentures

3s

to

1922

'•

__

_

103

"2

103

*81 Vs

98% v"
92

92

99 %

92

; 4

*100%

1964—May-No0

85%

98%

"3

.

103%

81%

86

98%

105%

103
-T,

98%

—

;

91

93

98%

96%

96%

94%

93%

94%

24

93%

99 %

deductions

1975

April-Oct

95%

94%

95%

113

94%

100 %

debentures

Jan-July

91%

90%

91%

119

90%

96%

104%

110%

2030

1986

debentures

debentures

1961

•
4

convertible

3s

13%

13%

12%

13%

12%

-

Ann

6

ns/8

15

42

11%

12%

-

V

debentures
Arbor

P W

A

94%

93

93% -*99%

96%

97%

12

96%

101%

113%

112% 113%

195

109 %

116%

'

June-Dec

104

103% 104'%

45

103%

10,1%

June-Dec

1959

123%

122% 123%

72

119%

126

95%

first

114%

113% 115%

1,190

101

100 % 101

April-Oct

debenture

100%

100% 100%

Quar-Jan

3s

gold 4s July

88%

96%

Mar-Sept
1962—AvrtZ-Oct

1969

1995

1966

5s

96%

65

—Feb-Aug
1963

debentures
Co

Products Co

Atchison

"

93%

96%

June-Dec

1957

1971

Tobacco

344

,

94%

June-Dec

,

1973

debentures

3%s

106% 108

April-Oct

1987

debentures

107

June-Dec

1982

American

95%

117 Vs

100%

103

31

100%

104 %

..

96

120

111%

114

89%

88%
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-April-Oct

100%

88 Vb

91

93

5
~

96

Topeka & Santa Fe—

General

4s

1995

77

120

129%

9

113%

121%

103% 103%

May-Nov

1995

121

113% 114

120%

April-Oct

:

Stamped 4s July 1

5

103%

104

14

101%

103

16

104

109

104%

106%

—

(1942

agree't)

16%

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1963_Jan-July
16%

16%

10,

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17

First

17

47

54

Gen

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to

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—

49

35

'

--

Refining

99%

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vy
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—

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.

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98%

:

2

97

97

——

:

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95%

98

96

96

95%

95%

12

95

91

16

90 %

91%

97%

97%

96

99%

1

.

loan

(30-yr)

—Mar-Sept

1958

——May-Nov

sinking fund 4%s 1955

fApernambuco

(State

of)

1947

7s

Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced

to

___ApriZ-Oct

55%

55%

55%

37%

54

55

8

32

65%

96%

96

96%

8

94%

—

A

48

48

48

1

48

*33%

loan

extl
extl

s

external

s

ANat loan

Mar-Sept
7s -1959—Mar-Sept

6s

f

assented

series

I960—June-Dec

35

34 %

35

series

1961—April-Oct

35

34%

fund

*10

April-Oct
1950—Jan-July

10
5

8y4

6%

1963-

~5%

12

*5%

9%

6%

6%

*8

35

5%

12

7%
10

7%

(City of)—
stamped pursuant
reduced

stamped

to

to

Plan

Plan

to

*

A

(interest reduced to 2.25%) 2006
Jan-July
lARio de Janerio (City of) 8s
1946—__Apri!-Ocf
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced

to

2.375%)

secured

6%s

2001—

Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced

to

2%)

A

39 Vb

36%

36%

55%

37%

*55

40%
♦46

40%

'

55%

37%

41

46%

23

__

49%

(interest"

2012

Feb-Aug

34%

34%

35%

11

33%

36

Rio Grande

do Sul (State of) —
|A8s external loan of 1921 1946

Stamped pursuant to Plan

A

April-Oct

For footnotes

see




page

29.

J. due

First lien

48

Dec

and

Beech
Bell

38

100%

97

103%

74

76%

64

76%

74%

76%

48

73%

82 %

76%

74

76%

90

73%

82%

43

47

48

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21

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94

66

64 %

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18

80

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80

91

June-Dec

1995

1

income Feb

2010—.

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division
M

ref

Creek

4s

series D

1985_Jan-July

*77

.---Jan-July

s

1951

5s series C

1960

90

April-Oct
_April-Ocf

89%

mortgage 2%s scries I

mortgage

mortgage

&

2%s series J
3s series K

RR—

Maine

1970
1976
1979_;

89

95%

6

113

116%

97%

99

97%

—Jan-July
May-Nov

*__

97%

*88

—Mar-Sept
1955——May-Nov

mortgage series 5s AC 1967

First

mortgage

series II

36

4%s series JJ 1961—__ApriZ-Oct
series RR 1960——Jan-July
1970—May-Nou
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—April-Oct
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mortgage 4%s series A July

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modified

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66

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92

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:

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91

76%

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48

33

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—

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94%

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1996——.—Mar-Sept

2000

Buffalo

*57%

91

99%

1995

Bangor & Aroostook RR—

1st

reduced to 2.5%)
1999..;.—
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1968—jK;le-Dec
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reduced to 2%) 2012
June-Dec

101 %

97%

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Feb-Aug-

97

and

Boston

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24

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97

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mortgage 4s series A July 1975

Series

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106

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'

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101%

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96

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agreement)

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52%

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1978

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1957—April-Oct

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78%

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87

'

•

63

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readjustment

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63

75

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56

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1952

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1977

Credit Institute

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1977

10

20

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75

58

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mtge s f 1945
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54

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66

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70

79

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,

1962

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63

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82

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1958__—

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10

10

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*

55

-

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56

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63

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ASilesia

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,

36

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80 ya-

63
6

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94% „95
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80

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—

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A

secured

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*55

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1968

pursuant to Plan
to 2%) 2012

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42

9

49

46

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58

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--

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to

75

58

—

Jan-July

1999

A

A 8s

(State)—
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1960

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assented

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51%

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or

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Low

Last
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Period

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Jan. 1

No.'

High

Interest

BONDS

Range Sine*

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Bid & Asked
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Mortgage

A Chile

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Friday's

or

Interest

Week's Range

Friday

Week's Rant*

Friday

82

89

99 %
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85%

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Number 5001

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

(1499)

NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE

Friday
B O N D S

Interest

New York Stock Exchange

Period

FOR

WEEK

ENDED APRIL 6

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or

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High

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No.

Low

New York Stock

Interest

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Power

first

3s

1976

Guaranteed goid 4y2s
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Canadian Pacific
4%

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series

stock

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1965

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Central

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•i

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A

1957

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105%

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L_June-Dec

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deposit receipts 1946
deposit receipts 1946
see

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A Debenture certificates B
;

100

100%
64

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A

footnotes

,

68

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—

first 5s gold

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95,

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96%

.

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101%

110%

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100%

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70

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X

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(Bait)

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-

^ no!

99

.

93%

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101%

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—

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102%

100

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1981
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1976_Mar-Sept
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1976

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1961

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101%
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2%s

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.*
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105%

100

^ 100%

99 V2

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103

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'

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89

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83 %

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.June-Dec

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18

■

100%

,

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refunding 3s series D 1972

and

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•

84
' 78

78

103

,.

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1977_ApriI-Oct
V First and refund mtge 2%s ser C
1972—June-Dec
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100

;

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99%

100% 101%

Railroad Co—

A 4s

Pwr sink fund 33/4S A
1961——Feb-Aug
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April-Oct
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?

90%

.

Conn River

.

stamped

Goodrich

June-Dec

' First mortgage 3s series L 1977.
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3s sinking fund debentures 1999—:
2%ss f debentures 1999

*j

80

101%

r

;

..._—Feb-Aug
1970—_May-Sept
4s
1955—Feb-Aug

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mortgage

AAdjusted

'

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122

100%

84

......—Map-Nov
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..

97

-

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series

103%

7

81

-

&

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99

d80

80

refunding 5s series A 1974—Mar-Sept
ACertificates of deposit—*
^
Mar-Sept

101A

April-Oct
1973——_—April-Oct
19771—April-Oct

&

98%

April

Firestone Tire & Rubber 3s. debs 1961:
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74%
94%

100 22

*97%

debentures

Jan-July

74

64%

*96

*100'/4

—

3s

98

87%

65%

*10152

1970——Jan-July

3s

,

-

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; First mortgages and coil trust 4s 1964—April-Oct

•

and refund

AFirst

Mar-Sept
first.gtd 4V2s 1961— April-Oct

Columbus

98%

99%

*—

104%

94%

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Southern Ry—.
4V2s (stamped modified)
1980
Colorado Fuel & iron
Corp— '

101%

J

*__

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^Jdn-July
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1953—Mar-Sept
Ohio Division first mortgage 3%s
1971—Mar-Sept

76%

-

*90

mortgage 4y2s series C

Columbia

101

100

34

April

1985

Line

76%

105%

101%

77

75%

104%

*76

>101

General mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan 2015—April
First consol mortgage 3%s series E 1964_April-Oot
First consol mtge 3%s series F 1990

70%

99

100%
80y2

—June-Dec

—

5

(4%%

mortgage 2%s 1979-——

Erie

98

76

65

76%

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Union Terminals Co—'
First mortgage 5%s series A 1972—
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Colorado

68

13

80%

Feb-Aug'
Feb-Aug
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.Jan-July

:

1993-——

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First

100 %

V'•"■!''

1976——;

mortgage

mortgage

Mftp-Nov

2018

Chemical 2.35s debentures

'5s

■

100

Refunding and impt 4%s series E 1977—Jan-July

First

93%
85%

*99% 100%
■

Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s
1991_Jan-July
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trust 4s 1990—May-Nop

Cleveland

87%

Va & Georgia div first 5s 1956
May-Wop
(N Y) "first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-July
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El Paso & Southwestern first 5s 1965—
.April-Oct

98

8

60%

1993——__June-Dec

General

82

99%

'

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June-Dec
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Ry— - *
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interest)

1st

130%

V

69

*—

Jan-July

1974

debentures

86%

East .Tenn

~4

93%

68

^Jan-July

Corp 2%s- 1959—

Co -3s

88

85%

95%

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mortgage gtd 3%s series E

80%

104

130%

86%

68

refunding 4Vis series D

mortgage 2%s series.G

86

101%

I

1999—April

i J'VV

First

79%

85%

Map-Nov

Duqiresne Light Co 2%s 1977

95%

82

5

v

April

2019

—

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99

72

101

71%

130%

86%

93%

1962_Mar-Sept
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st
mtge 2%s 1975_April-Oct
First mortgage 27/8s
1978—.
Jan-July
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92%

76%

Jan-July

Dow

101

350

82

*127

Jan-July
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81

82 '

-

—April

mortgage 3'/8s series -¥> 1963
..Jan-July
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Jan-July
Chicago. & Western Indiana conv 4s 1952
Jan-July
First

|

98

101

101

71%
-

„

rexunding mtge 2%-4y»s 1994_Jan-July

2%-4%8-1994——

101

Edison El 111

77%

1st

and

102%

97

97

June-Dec

111%
107%

mtge 2%s ser A 1980
Jan-July
fChicago St L & New Orleans 5s l951—
..June-DecMemphis Division. 1st gold 4s 1951—
June-Dec
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—»••<*
First

105%

111

~.

Income

99%

8

18

mortgage series A

99 %

76%

1979—Jan-July
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ASecond gold 4s 1995
—Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 14%S 1961
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%e ser B

107 %

-

99

1982—May-Sept
Gen & ref mtge 2%s ser "J
1985—Mar-Sept
3s convertible debentures
,1958-^—^
:.June-Dec
Detroit fc Mack first lien
gold 4s' 1995
'.June-Dec

117

April

First mortgage 3s series B 1989—
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific rr—

V

99%
19

100

99

& Salt Lake—

General

103

103

1997

A

ser

101%

97

1985

B

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1st

2038

1

96%

-Map-Nov

Income mortgage (3% fixed
1 % contingent interest)
1993—
Detroit Edison 3s"Series H 1970
i

105 %

102 %

Jan-July

4Vis Jan

inc

conv

104%

117

increased series B Jan 1 2044
Western R|r—

conv

103%

Chicago & North
....

59%

104%

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mortgage 4s series A 1994

General

54%

•

& coll tr 4%s

contingent

117%

Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A 1st
mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983—April
A 2nd
mortgage 4 Vis inc-ser A Jan 2003
April
Chicago Indiana & Southern-4s
1956———Jan-July
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
-

AIncome

101%

103% 103%

First mortgage 3% series B 1985
A.May-Nov
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
Map-Nov
Chicago Gt West first 4s series A 1988—
Jan-July
•

1st mtge

87

"

RR—

16

May

1993™

First mortgage series A (3 7« fixed
17e contingent-interest) 1993—

88

101%

100

due

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85%

102

*—

mortgage

1st mtge & coll trust 2%s 1980
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR—

100 % 100%

100%

refunding 4Vis series B 1977—Feb-Aug
refunding mortgage 3Vis 1985—Feb-Aug
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979—Feb-Aug
mtge 3s 1990—*
Feb-Aug

Chicago & Eastern

Higtt

106

*Z

April-Oct

Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973-**-*
April-Oct
First mortgage and coll trust 3%s 1977-June-Dec

104

125% 125%

■'

Jan-July

consolidated gold 4s 1989
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
General 4s 1958
and

-—

*101

1996—-Feb-Aug

1989

Second

First

215

101%

102

.'_*_Jan-July

-Refund and impt M 37/8s series H 1973—June-Dec
A

102 %

71%

167

56

54%

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1992
Afar-Sept
impt M 3Vis series D 1996—May-Nop

Refund and impt M 3Vis series E
&

103%

1(J2%

85

84%

*—

Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug

1968

Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—

R

>

75%

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78%

1965

Collateral trust 4-6s May 1 2042
Pennsylvania Division—
1st mtge & coll tr 5s ser A 1985

"

'

82

2%s debentures

V

102

79

Pacific Ry Co-

First and refund 3
Vis series A

Low

106

1973—Map-Nov

74

104

78%

Co

AIncome

"

Jan-July
^April-Oct

,

1974

Jan. 1

No.

96%

96%
*__

New York Lackawanna & Western Div
First and refund M 5s series C

100

100 %
'

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Jan-July
2020—
May
2020u—May

&

Denver

1987

Power

First

;

Deere

106%

102 %

Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug

1995

A

Range Sine*

Sold

High

*„

Delaware & Hudson 4s extended 1963
Map-Nov
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR Co—

Georgia Ry—

mortgage

96%

Morris & Essex division

97%

SACentral Branch U P first gold 4s
1948__June-Dec
Central of

Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s
1975—April-Oct
First mortgage 3s 1978
Jan-July
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June-Dec
Dayton Union Ry 3%s series B 1965_
June-Dec

104%
110

106% 106%

Capital Airlines, Inc—
4s

104
104 %

-

Feb-Aug

1951

104

105 % 105 %

Ry—

debenture

conv

*—

105%

June-Dec

1956*

Bonds

Friday's

Bid & Asked

D

April-Oct

Guaranteed gold 4V2s 1957Guaranteed gold 4%s, 1955

or

Sale Price

High

June-Dec

California Oregon Power 3 Vis 1974Canada Southern consol
gtd. 5s A 1962
Canadian National Ry—

Last

Period

Exchange

C
California

Week's Range

Friday

Range Sine*

Sold

April-Oct
^Jan-July
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Central America 1st 5s B 1972—Map-Nov

98

50%

95'/a

98

40

93%

50

51

73

49

93%

93%

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98%

95 V*

98 %

105%
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88%

—

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88%

3

99

97

1
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100

27

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..

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Monday, April 9, 1951

NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 6

Friday

BONDS

Exchange

New York Stock

Bond*

Friday's
Bid & Asked
or

Sale Price

Period

*

Low

Jan. 1

Low

No.

High

New York Stock

87 %

87

first 4s

*95%

2Yes 1976—Afar-Sep*

85

18

Orleans Texas k Mexico

Kanawha & Mich

*96% 100

City Power & Light 2%s 1976—.June-Dec
-June-Dec
2%s 1978
-June-Dec
1st mortgage 2%s 1980——
Kansas City Southern Ry 4s ser A 1975—.April-Ocfc
-June-Dec
First mortgage 3%s series B 1968
_April-Oct
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s 1974
_Jan-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4 Vis 1961 _Jan -July
-Jan-July
Stamped 1961
—
Plain 1961
_Jan-July
4Vis unguaranteed 1961
-Jan-July
..April-Oct
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
_April-0cl
Koppers Co 1st mortgage 3s 1964
tAKreuger it Toll 5s certificates 1959— .Afar-Sept
Kansas

First mortgage

*11
104%

104

100

of

104

34

104%

104%

98

~5

114

97%
114

1

New

91

97%
114

■

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101

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%

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91%

91
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1997-

79

96%

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96%

99%

98%

mortgage income reg 1975
June-Dec
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Sinking fund mortgage 3%s ser A 1970_Aprll-ocf
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—

98%

98%

20

'wW

94%

94*

21

68%

79%

91

76

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.

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stamped 1954—:
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stamped 1964
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Feb-Aug
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Lehigh Valley RR—
General consolidated mortgage bonds—
Series A 4s fixed interest 2003
May-Nov
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May-Nov
Series C 6s fixed interest 2003
Afay-Nov
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May
Series E 4%s contingent interest 2003——May
Series F 5s contingent interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry—
First mortgage 5s extended to 1979
April-Oct
Lexington k Eastern^ Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 5s 1951
Feb-Aug
Little Miami general 4s series (1962)
May -Nov

80%

3

771/4

64%

87

87

87

4

86

89

72%

71%

74

348

71%

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refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July

79%

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59%

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97

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1952
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1954

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Volume 173

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Number 5001

(1501)

NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
APRIL 6

Friday
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Interest

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Last

or

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97

May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1968—Jan -July
First

refund

Pacific first

97

Mar-Sept

Gas

103

101

Feb-Aug

1956
&

1

Jan-July
April-Oct

June-Dec

1984

4s

and

General

—June-Dec

1977

1983

Terminal

series B

Texas &

102%

'102%

„

102% 102% '

April-Oct

debentures

Low

Ry—

1974

Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3Vis
First

M 3 Vis

June-Dec

1962

general

First

refund

April-Oct

1960

Ashtabula

&

Jan. 1

No.

Orleans RR—

First

115

92%

*98% 102

New

and

Texas

1965

Range Since

Sold

High

Louis—

First

Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
3Vis

St

of

iinpt M 4s series C 2019
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas &

107%

Assn

Refund and

113%

June-Dec

1970

Bonds

108

Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General

Friday's

Bid & Asked

High

99%

101%

Corp

RR

Consol

of

97%

97

98%

*—,

98 %

97%

98

*97

97%

95%

97%

104%

110%

96%

101%

America—

debs

conv

Vandalia

»„

1965-

consol

gtd

April-Oct
series A

4s

sinking fund series B

105%

104% 105 %

18

1955—Feb-Aug
May-Nov

1957

Virginia Electric & Power Co—

R
Reading Co first it ref 3%s series
Reynolds

(R J J

Rochester Gas

General

Tobacco 3s debs
&

First and

1995—May-Nov

88 %

April-Oct

89

88%

96%

4%s

mortgage

D

series

101%

104%

3%s

series

J

refund mtge 2%s ser E

First and

5

25

101 % 101%

refund mtge

1975—Mar-Sept

Mar-Sept

Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003

1977—Mar-Sept
1989—Mar-Sept

*—

First consolidated 5s

105%

105%

105%

97

101

97%

*104

101%

104

*95

Jan-July

104 Ve

"

1958

Virginian Ry 3s series B
First lien

97

3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
1979—June-Dec

First and refund mtge 2%s ser G
1st & ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980

Electric Corp—

mortgage

General

D

1973

April-Oct

1995

*93%

May-Nov
C 1973_April-Oct

and ref mtge 3%s ser

'

98

93

98 %

97%

*102%

—

32

100

97

95.,:

100%

103% 104%

f

S
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
St. Lawrence St Adirond'k 1st
gold 5s
Second gold 6s 1996
St Louis Rocky Mt & P 5s stamped
Et

Louis-San

1955—Jan-July

bond

Jan-July
Jan

1989

99% •:/'
87%

2022—May

May-Nov
1989_Jan-July

3s series B

(Jos E)

Shell

Union

1980

it Sons

debentures

115

i§ASiJesian-Amer

2%s

1966

debentures

Corp coll

trust

North

St

Ala

RR

gtd

■98%

debentures

2%s

83
115

106

2%s

;

7s

1941

104

*126% 128%

126

127

94%

—

92%

93

94%

94%

Is

•

*45

93

"4

.Southern
First

1987
Ry 2%s

Indiana

47%

42%
12

Pacific

4%s

4%s

96%

__

4%s

A

1977

convertible

debentures

San Fran Term

100%

May-Nov
May-Nov

5

93

.

1960

A

124%

Apr-Oct

100%

*__

mortgage

2%s

F

1996

Jan-July

—W

First

mortgage 2%s series G 1961
Ry first consol gold 5s 1994

Jan-July

— —

238

118

137%

2

101

103

94

series

Southern

Devel and general 4s series A 1956.
Devel and general 6s series A 1956
Devel and general 6%s series A 1956

first

Eell

J)

debentures
&

2%s

Co

99%

April-Oct

106%

1996

debs

Jan-July

1985

;

97

May-Nov
gold 4%s 2013
April
debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov

2%s

debentures

2%s

debentures
debentures
1973

Jan-July

v

*62

93

92%
98%

105%

62%

64

102 %

107-

and
of

Electric

Yonkers Electric

111

A 102 % 102 %

3"
105% v

103% 104

104%

.

107

71%

62

69%

102103 V»

t* ;14

103% 104%

13

103%

106%

260

103%

114

V

■■„

103% 105%

y8.

.*

■

...

v_

—

102% 104%

<

96%

_4

101%

101%

.

104%

100% 100%

_

1

100% 103%

101 %

1

101

42

„

*101

—

Jan-July

-

•26

96%

*—
-.98
101% 101%

—

Jan-July

113

—

...

96%

•

,

—

-April-Oct

1960

4s

-

*110

,

102 Va

1

term

first 4s

Jan-July
Jan-July

110

89%

1936—May-Nov

...

87%
87

89%

113 Va

84

64%

63%

64"%

92%

87

1

87

-

87

63%

71

98

58

99%

deposit

Power

2%s

June-Dec

1976

*—

....

98

Mar-Sept
Jan-July

1971

105%

102%

*—

__

105%

•

Light St Power 2%s 1976_Jan-July

a

Deferred

98

98

98

delivery

sale

year's

range,

not

included

In

the

d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot sale net
year's range,
not Included In the year's range,
r Cash salAi

108

Included

101%

not

106

106 Va

64

'

l

110%

97

'

'"II

97
106%

,

*•

64 Va

26

66%

y.64

105 Va

26

108%

■72%

100%

§Negotiability impaired by maturity.
ICompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 wl
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies. ♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during cuirent week.
ABonds selling flat.
;
fl These issues were previously listed on the Curb Exchange*
The 1951 year's range shown

103

here is

in

the

included in

the year's

n Unc!er-the-rule

range,

sale

Ex-coupon.

y

1

■

'

i

'

'i-

—

-

*—

f

.

■

-*

•

93'A

51

98%

12

92%

96^

98'%

101 %r

*96%

'

_May-Nov

3
4

66%

*—
'

64%

105

104%
105%

1

_

u

Jan-July
Jan-July

1966

1972

dlv

Du

100'A

•

*—110

'

125%

97%

107% 107%.

•

1014

—-

96%

115

*

127

106'/a 106%

April-Oct

first

17

103% 104%

105'/a 105%
66

101

101

L.

92

93%

I

60%

57

59%:

—

97

90 Va

95%,
117

98% 100

-'•

*

-

■

95%

90%

*93%

Aprii-Oct

1974

Eunray Oil Corp.
Swift

5s

2%s

*—

■

115

1983

Internatl
(N

gold

Tel

debentures

-

Jan-July

April-Oct

first

B

ACertificates

RR

96%

Central Ry—

First mortgage 27/aS 1979
Wisconsin Public Service 3%s

118% 124%

Jan-July

Oil

§ASu &

94

104
104
*100-.
*103
1037/a

•

„

Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept

1967

1958

general 4s
1949
ACertificates of deposit

Wisconsin

1986

2%s

105%

S

D

§AFirst

102,'A

E

Standard

tWisconsin
,

96

2%s series

ASpokane

Winston-Salem

90

series

mortgage 3s

119

99%

mortgage

Div

103%

first

96

101

Memphis

101

84%

3%s

mortgage

103%

101

3%s

Wilson

97%

1st mtge 3%s ser A 1975_Ju?te-Dec
Co—

Pacific

Southwestern

106 Va

160

First

-

123%

Co

96

,«

'

Mar-Sept

97% 100%

99

♦

197.1

96%

1

__

100% 103%

103

Mar-Sept

1981

First

2%s debentures

Wheeling St Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
&

103 VJ

*51

y

—Mar-Sept

99

96%

*98%

I960—

99%

8

d84'/« d84%

—

5s

100

Telegraph Ca—

Westinghouse Electric Corp—

98

First

99% 100

Jan-July

1S69

Gold

Southern

101 %

93%

Co—

(Oregon Lines)

Gold

3s

30-year

45%

101%

93%

123%

Jan-July
1994

95%

Union

90

84

9,

85

100

*92

-

—

97%

94%

5s

Jan-July
Feb-Aug

3%s

1976—May-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aug
V Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-JuZy
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
May-Nop
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
Jan-July
.West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jan-July

Western

101 %

93%

93%

91%
96%
y 99 % 101

90%

85

33

90

-

84

*—

!

94%

*—

June-Dec

debentures

conv

89 '/a

89 %

Feb-Nov

4s registered 2361
Jan-July
.I**. "Western Maryland first mortgage 4s 1952_April-Oct
: 1,!.
Gen mtge 4%s-4s series A 1969
Apr-Oct
..5 Western Pacific 4%s income A Jan 2014
May

102%

94%

Co

1971

>;'•

65

93

93

>100^

:

•

106

104

_Feb-Aug
Jan-July

1S85

debentures

Southern

96%

105%

Co—

mortgage 3%s series B

Walworth

122

*102

April-Oct

1979

debentures

104

•27

19G3——Aprll-Ocf
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—•
3s

RR

mtge 4s income

series A/Jan 1981
April
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1991—April

102%

411

115

*105%

June-Dec

19711

Skelly Oil 2%s debentures 1965
Socony-Vacuura Oil 2%s 1976
Eouth

51

83%. 88

*—

-

June-Dec

2%s

98%-99%

115

—

2016—-—May
May-Nov

1974

Oil

Gen

Co—

mtge 4%s series A Jan

1st mtge
3s

101%

Wabash

79

"

First

England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Noi?

Seaboard Air Line RR

78

79

—

■tVA W

104%

■77

'

,

certificates

Scioto V it New

Seagram

86

*102%

Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
St Paul St Duluth first cons gold 4s 1968_June-Dec
St Paul Unioh Depot 3%s B 1971l
April-Oct

AGeneral

100%

78

*77

Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s

104%

*99
*75

April-Oct

Francisco Ry Co—

1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
ASecond mtge inc.4%s series A
St

*_i

Mar-sept
1996—Jan-July

102%

100%

99%

102

99%

100%

..

103

a

combination of

all sales

on

both Exchanges.

.

v

NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY

AND

YEARLY

RECORD

In the
and

following extended list we furnish a complete record of the transactions on New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning Saturday, March 31,
ending the current Friday, April 6. It is compiled from the reports of the Curb
Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security, whether
or bond, in which
any dealings have occurred during the current year.
.
V
'

stock

,

•

Friday

RANGE

Week's

Last

Range
of Prices

Shares

Par
"AEC

Vending

ACF-Brill
Acme

Corp

Aluminum

Low

1

Motors warrants

•

High

7%

7%

8

1%

1%

1%

Low

-

2,400'

-

'

■'

Alloys.

—1

5%

5%

200
100

Par

High

x7% Mar

9%

Jan

Air-Way

1% Mar

•

2%

Jan

Airfleets Inc

'

--n-n.

common

Adam Hat Stores

-

Inc

_1Q

■

+-

41

1

38%

4%

41

4%

*. 5

Jan

300

29%

Jan

100

4%

Jan

Supply Manufacturing

1

•Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth Manufacturing common.

5

12%

12%

14%

•Air Associates Inc

2,100

1

16%

15%

16%

800

For footnotes

(N J)—
see

page




33; *

3

2%

3

Electric

Appliance

7%
41

5%

Jan

Alabama Great Southern

Apr

Alabama

Feb

Alaska

Airlines
Fisher

&

Power 4.20%

Sales

Range

for Week
Shares

common

2% Mar

4

Jan

Feb

11

Feb

Allied

Jan

15%

Feb

Jan

19

Jan

Altes Brewing Co
Altofer Bros common

Allied

Low

,

a

»'

Low

10%

10%

800

8%

5%

100

5%

1

9%

1

98
-

8%

98

9%

v.

25

—•

Feb

98

Mar

5,900

4%
7

Jan
'

6%
107 '

23%

23%

3%;.. 3.%

150

1,600

102 Va

Jaa
Feb

7%

Jan

4%

Feb

21 Va

Jaa.

10% Mar

Jan

3%

23%

High
10% Ma?

'

II

1

International Investing Corp—1
Products (Mich) common
5

Jan
Jan

97

50

100

Range Since Jan. 1

High

5%

10%

1

preferred

Inc

10%
13%

•

3

—

9%

3,900

Week's

Last "

Sale Price

New York Curb Exchange

.

•-

of Prices

Friday
STOCKS

Range Since Jan. 1

Alles

Acme, Wire Co

Aero

APRIL 6

for Week

Sale Price

ENDED

Sales

STOCKS

New York Curb Exchange

FOR WEEK

Feb
Jaix

26

Ma_*

5

Jan

■3% Mar
*»"

«1A

29

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and

30

.

.

.

Monday, April 9, 1951

(1502)

FOR WEEK

RANGE

for Week

of Prices

Sale Price

Curb Exchange

Shares

Low

Par

$3.75

Aluminum

Industries

Amer Air Filter 5%

common

American

Beverage common*—.

American

Book

American

Cities

Rubber

Hard

American

Laundry

American

Meter Co

American

Natural

Class

1,000

~VA

1%

3,100

Co
Co 8%

Seal-Kap

American

common

5%

Feb

Jan

common

preferred

Writing Paper common

Jan

35

22%

Jan

27% Mar

21

22

19%

Jan

6%

Jan

7%

20%

Jan

24%

31

Jan

34 % Mar

23%

24

1,300

33

33

50

34%
35

35%

49

49%

%
4%

600

4%

9%

500

8%

8%

9%

6%

6%

2,000

6%

9%

100

7

Feb
Mar

10%

200

10%

Apr

3%

3%

500

3%

Jan
Jan
Mar

108

170

Xl06% 109

Jan
Mar

113

Feb

6%

1,300

9%

9%

9%
108

3%
:V 10

6%

6%

6%

13'/a

14%

9,300

10%

Jan

14%

Jan
Feb

14%

14%

34,600

10%

Jan

15%

Feb

Colt's

10%

10%

600

10%

Jan

6%

preferred

Light $7 pfd—
Armstrong Rubber Co class A-—.
43A% convertible preferred
Aro

Associated

18

1,100

15%

Jan

21%

Jan

Jan

48

Feb

10% Mar

12%

Jan

13%

23 % Mar

11

10%

20%

20%

40

Corp

300

11

f

4,900

21%

8%
%

dep rets reg

Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlas Corp

1%

63%

25

3%

2,000

~3%

Atlantic Coast Fisheries

3%

..Jan.

75

4%

Jan

73

82%

Apr

Mar

Automatic

6%

23,400

7%

Feb

24%

1,300

Jan

25%

Feb

400

5% Mar

7%

Jan

400

7%

8

Jan

Cornucopia

Feb

Coro

8

5%
20

Jan

21%

17% Mar

200

17%

.

B

los Andes—

de

Banco

Corp

(L)

Bell

*

12 %

Aircraft

common

Hedges

9%

50

ll'A-,. 13%
12%
11%

12%

Birdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co com.*

12%

Black

Inc

Starr

Blauner's
Blue

common

650

Gorham

&

class

Blumenthal
Hohack

(H

5 Va %

7%
13%

C)

Co

Bourjois Inc
Brazilian
Breeze

Traction

Light Co
Manufacturing Co common

22

22%

,22%

Oil

Co

Feb

Jan

13%

Jan

6%

Jan

Apr
Jan

4 V*

Jan

3,400
100

22%

100

•

'•

.87%

Feb
Mar

37

Feb

7%

20%

Jan

'25 %

Feb

8%

A

Apr

9 V*

Apr

23

25 % Mar

Jan

h.. 20%

Jan

\

24

Mar

33

•

283%

13 % Mar

25'A

25

25

•

British-American

16

83

''

A

Apr

Mar

5,800

293/8

1,100

American

Amer

Feb

33%

Jan

27%

Jan

32%

Feb

Tobacco—

Feb

„£1

11%

Feb

11'A

„£1,

dep rets ord bearer.
dep rets ord reg*

Amer

10%

Feb

10% Mar

British Celanese Ltd—
Amer

Columbia

Class

Bruce

(E L)

Buckeye

Piston

Feb

5%

Jan

1,300

19%

•18%

Apr

22 V*

Jan

6%

6%

6%

1.700

6% Mar

6%

Jan

14%

13 %

14%

13,200

10%

Jan

14%

Apr

24%

24

24%

1,800

20»/4

Jan

29

Mar'

13

Feb

14

13%

14%,

207/a

21%

1

21%
11%

11%

11%

1,310

ft

ft

%

6,900

!2%o

Line

Ring

30 V*

Jan

27

-2.50

3%

3%

3%

1,600

*

•

-2.50

Co

Corp Amer dep rets

Etorry Biscuit Corp

Jan

8

*

Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Burma

3% Mar

Jan

3%

100

—i

common

Co common

Pipe

Jan

2%

700

V

4%

18%

19%

junior preferred —10

Co

400

2%
29

29

IIIi

Distillers

Rubber

Bruck Mills Ltd class B

Burd

•

4%

cumulative

Brown

class A

B

Brown Forman
4%

Power

2%

—10s

dep rets ord reg

British

800

13

Jan

1,200

20

Feb

23%

8%

Jan

Products

common

Estate

t

Electric

Fire

Cbmden

\'<43/8

Power

Jan

4V»-

400

43/,
i.

II__•

n%
"73A

IIII5

Insurance

>

"5n
7%
22

Jan

-4

Mar

3%

Jan

k53A

Jan

4% Mar
12%

Feb3

10,800

7%

1,100

7%

Jan

x8%.Feb

50

20%

Jan

22%

67/a

Jan

Feb

common

•

56

•

I.—.20

preference

Canadian

Canners

Ltd

common

Canadian Dredge & Dock Co

26

* Mar

Mar

70

Feb

27%

Jan

1%

preferred

Canadian
«

apital

Capital

100

Marconi.

common.I_I.II5

City Products

Carnation

common

6,900

3%

Jan

23 'A

23

23%

500

22

Jan

35%

34%' 35'A

500

33

8%

8%

8%

4%

4%

4%

101

«•

110%

1

3%

94

101

110

111

3%

33/4

161% Mar

4%

Jan

24 % Mar

Mar

37

Jan

1,800

8Va

Apr

9

Mar

800

4%

Jan

4%

350

81

Mar

101

For footnotes

see

page

110

Apr

113%

%




Feb

ll'A Mar

>

4,800

21%

Jan

33 V2

Jan

12

500

11%

Jan

-12'A

Jan

—»

—

2% Mar

2%

31%

■

118

•

3%

200

3%

Jan.

1%

500

1%

23%

2,700

21 Va

150

Jan
Jan

Apr

39%

Feb

4%

Jan

21 Va

Jan

144%
■'•'•1%

Jan

3,600

-V
•

-.

y:

31

25 V2

12%

300

Jan

100

2,300

Feb
Feb

% Mar

700

63%
1

Jan

18% Mar

1

3%

Jan

5%

Feb

9

Apr

12%

Feb

Jan

15*% Mar

Jan

13% Mar

::-V;

4

9%

1,300
1,200

13%

4,200

12%

*

9

10%

12%

200

3 3/s

3%

1,600

2%

Jan

3

200

2%

Jan

68 %

68%

68%

28%

29 Va

11%

50

Apr

10 Va

Feb

4%

3% Feb
69% Mar

Jan

28%

5,000

11 Va

60

10

29

;

1% Jan

Jan

2%

3

Feb

Feb

4

Jan

52%

8,400

2,500

12%

~3%

Va

71V4

Feb

:.i

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9

13%

Feb

67%

3%
'

Feb

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4

1

Jan

6%

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Jan

15%

6,200

16 %-

12 %

Jan

6

900

6%.
16%

Jan

is

Apr

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600

10 %

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16%

9

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16

10%

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Feb

.

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10

11 Vs

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•

Jan

11%

67%

Jan

.

Jan

31%

,

Feb

14

Jan
'

'

7% Mar

6% Mar
14

153/a

38

39

Feb

18

Jan

12%

450

D
1

Davidson Brothers Inc.

debenture.:

8%

_5
100

,14%

1

Xl4%

2%

Foundry—

Detroit Gray Iron

Steel

Detroit

Products

Co

Power

Jan
Jan

■12 'A

Jan

2%

300

7.800

2%.

Rubber

834 Jan

.

~

15% Mar
142% Mar

14%

Apr

3% Jan

23A Mar

28%

27

600

24

Jan

30%

13%

300

12

Jan

14% Jan

Jan

15%

15%

900

15%

Jan

4%

4%

4,000

4%

Jan

•

Feb

2% Feb
20

Feb

32%

Feb

33 3A

Jan

Jan

Jan

15%

29%

600

28

Apr

34%

Feb

;.

36

36

36

150

32%

Jan

38

Feb

89 V

Jan

94

Jan

17%

16%

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8,000

14% Jan

19

Mar

4%

4%

800

16%

16 %

25

6%

7 Va

23%

24%

9,600

11%

Jan

14 V8 Mar

325

67%

Jan

81

32 %

Jan

*

Feb

28

36% Mar

Jan

12%

«

6%

£1

Duraloy (The) Co
1
Durham Hosiery class B common——_*

434

1
•

6%

Test Corp common.

25 Va

3,100

33

10c

Co Ltd—
ord reg

Jan

»

29-%

29%

•

—

Jan

60%

..

!v "II

*

Laboratories—

5%

.

28%

/

10

Co

(Allen B)

Apr y

27%

12%

16%

25
*
*

Co

American dep rets

Duro

125A

Ltd.

Class A common

Dunlop

Jan

*800

.

4 ft Feb
v-29%-Feb r

..

54% Mar

Draper Corp common

DuMont

7%.

14%

13% xl4%

vV

Dominion Textile Co Ltd common

Duke

v 20
'*100

,,'143/4

—

1

Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd

Harris

•

..

Apr

27%

X27%

-

7 3/a

:/•>

1

Co common

Bridge

3.3.

136%

'*

dep rets ord reg 4s

American

Driver

2,000

*

7% 5 7%

x27 %

Domestic Finance Corp class
Dominion

V, 6V2 Mar

Ltd—;

Co

Dobeckmun

1*300

3%

2

—

Raynolds class B

&

Distillers

100

6%

J 3

-../3%

Gasket & Manufacturing

Detroit

Devoe

10c
35
50c

-1
10

Mines Inc
—
Dayton Rubber Co class A
—
Dejay Stores common
Dennlson Mfg class A common

Day

39
Apr
\7%. Jan

Jan

33

<

6%

6%

+"

Feb

3%

*-6%

Jan

16

-

Jan

1,800

6%
20%

Jan

Jan
; Feb

8

Jan

Jan

1,300

Feb

6%
20

Duval

Sulphur de Potash Co

25% Mar

common. „10

prior preferred

.100

13%

13%

13%

77

77

77

..25

Eastern

States

~3%

pfd shares of beneficial int

Easy Washing Machine class B
Electric Bond & Share common

4 Va

Jan

97%

100

94

Jan

101%

Jan

86

87 3A

200

83%

Jan

92% Mar

1
*
5
1

400

28%

150

-

14

21%

Feb'

16%

Feb*-

19.J00

19%

Jan

900

11

Jan

20

104

Mar

104% 105

:

18%

.

2,000

143A

Jan

14,400

1%

Jan

2%

303A Mar

33%

Apr

6

Mar

l3/4

1%

32%

33%

750

5%

53/4

900

1 is

%

Feb

19%

1%

1

Jan>

9% Mar

Jan

33%

5%

106%

6%

...1

17

..10

13

2.100

.10c

—1

-22%- Jan.

87/a

8%

8%
19%

—1

Corp Ltd.

Feb;

84%

Jan

12%

;

113A

12 Va

Eureka

Pipe Line commoz

36%

Jan

11%

21%

20%

Esquire Inc
Eureka

Jan

82

83

14%

3 Va

1,300

31%

83

83

900

14%

31%

1

Electrographic Corp common
Empire District Electric 5% pfd— .100
1
Empire Millwork Corp
5
Emsco Derrick & Equipment
Equity Corp common
$2 convertible preferred

Feb

95

87%

$6

_3% "334,

97%

Corp.

preferred series A.
preferred series B.
Eastern Sugar AssociatesCommon shares of beneficial Int
$7

5%

28%

32

4%

38,300

3A

Jan

15 %

Feb

22 %

Jan

13 Va

Jan

25

17

Jan

11V4 Mar

ll'A Mar

1 % Mar

1% Mar

& Instrument.

Camera

Fairchild

Engine & Airplane

Fansteel Metallurgical

—1
1

;

Feb

.

Apr
Jan

1ft

Jan

13%

Jan

Feb

Jan

3%

2b 6d

33.

Jan

14

Apr

100

3,000

.11

Amer dep rets B ord

9%

.2.50

Davenport Hosiery Mills,

Falrchlld

rets A ord

200

Jan

Apr

Ltd—

Amer dep
,

3%

l
•

Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd
Biscuit Co

Carr-Consolidated

Carreras

s

3%

2.50

Co

Co

37/a

100

Transit Co
&

161 % Mar

\

Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc.
Carman

•

LtdZIIII*

Industries Ltd—

Canadian

11

2.50
5

Lighting Inc common
Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)

$5

'

6% %

Feb

12

Jan

Canada Bread Co Ltd..
Canada Cement Co Ltd common

Jan

700

\} Mar
4%

n%
22

Jan

8%

13%

15%

Eastern Malleable Iron*

1

_1

Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
California

50o

4%

73%

Apr

7 %

12 % Mar

%

3% Mar

15% Mar

C
Sugar

Jan

61

%

25c
*
10,

Drug Co common

4% %

Chble Electric

Feb

Mar

3%

575

126 Va 129%

123/«

Petroleum

Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn

Calamba

1,500

1%

1

Dominion Steel & Coal class B

British

Feb

Apr

;

9%

8%

Feb

10%

2,900

113/4

24% Mar

■"

Jan

20

22%

9%

•

Class

9%

Jan

Apr

j.

10%

Jan

Feb

18'A

400

•

Brillo

Jan

Jan

53/8

22%

*:

Bridgeport Gas

8%

4

38%

5% Mar

80

5

Light & Power

common

m

Feb

11%

570

Jan

6%

39 Va

Curtis

14%

853A

1

Corp

uan

...

Apr

36%

29 y4

5%

x3%

Jan

17

113A

34%

Jan

600

4 J/a

27»A

233A

jan

Jan
Jan

6

Jan

7%

*

300

83

40%

5Vb

13

129%

5

Feb

83

25

5%' Jan

9

9%

68%

—''

Tobacco

4%

35%

*

common..

Co

Apr,

4,700

7%

12

Feb

6%

Jan

••

Feb

9%

65

31%

Atlantic Sugar common—

Jan

20

Jan

lG'A

Cuban

Jan

18%

Jan

27

Mar

~8%

3'A

3%
68'A

Cuban

33/4

11%

10%

34% Mar

400

Jan

20%

Jan

22

Feb

10yA

113A

.

2%

Jan

4%

700

5 5/8

8%

*

Jan

150
:

36%

8

93/8

6% Mar

8,300

,

19

•

prior cumulative preierred.100

Borne Scrymser

7

5

Ltd—

15%

1,700

4

37/»

4

1

23

8

10%,.

14 V*

ll'A

300

250

5%

16%

Jan

Jan>

17 %

1,000

r

113/4

113A

113A

3

& Co common

(S)

6

6

23%

34%-

Reynolds

&

Jan

5%

Jan

'

•

A

common

Ridge Corp common

L,

•r

.

8

17%

llVs

Crystal Oil Refining common
$6 preferred

3

700

20%

200

Feb

Mar

7% Mar

*

8%

36% Jan

300

9%

1,200

10%

5c

Apr

15

200

3
.

193A

1% Mar

16,100

1

11%

...

600

20%

common

1

Bickford's

Jan

6

Feb

-13

100

37%

37

Canada common

Benrus Watch Co Inc
&

T-

-

15%

3

3:

...

6

v

15%

15%

common

Telephone of

13 %•

6

12% Mar

*7,200

4%

10

6%

22,900
1,300
!'k 200

13%

13

Inc*;.

Ties

7%

6%

'■7%

*

Jan

9,000

1%

•:/4Vs

American dep

Crown

Shoe Corp

(AS)

Benson

Mar

5% Mar

r

& Co common

Beau-Brummel

Bellanca

13

Jan

5%

Refractories

Beck

5%

Pwr Ltd

Barium Steel Corp;
Baumann

Jan

Jan

4 A

2,600

13

4%

shares

American

Barcelona Tr Lt &
Basic

:

.

43%

11%

10,300

39%

12%

34% Mar

500

37%

9%

12%

4%

receipts (ord reg)—£1
5
Croft Brewing Co
1
Crosley Motors Inc
6
Crowley Milner & Co
—1
Crown Cent Petroleum (Md)
5
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partlc
*
-

Creole

5

13

3,900

1

$1 preferred class A
Petroleum common

38%

30% Mar

Jan

5%

1

Gold Mines.

Courtauids

Baldwin Securities

Jan

9%

5%

1

Cosden

Babcock & Wilcox Co

24

300

23%

Inc.

Corroon

Baldwin Rubber Co common

225

12'/a

10%

Class

17%

72%

19 Vs
■

„25

Class

6%

•
3

Voting Machine
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common

Jan

29

1

(H) Distillery Ltd—
A voting
B non-voting.

Corby

5%

23%

-1

Automatic Steel Products Inc

Feb

Jan

Feb

"6%
6%

10%

13%

66%

X5%

„1

24%

warrants

Atlas Plywood Corp_.

Feb

Jan

10% Mar

1%

19%
,

Liquidating.
Smelting Ltd—
Consolidated Royalty Oil
1
10
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp
1
Continental Foundry & Machine Co—1
Cook Paint & Varnish Co.
•

1 % Mar

63% Apr
2% Jan

75

74

74

*

Jan

6,400

%

63%

7/a

Tel class A

8%

Jan

7 V*

•

Jan

175

1

Consolidated Gas Utilities.

8% Mar

Jan

6%

1,400

1

Engineering Corp.

/Jonsol

Jan

11

-1

to

38%
7%

72

23 Va

1956.

ext

Jan

Jan

Apr

Jan

12%

—

12%

Consolidated Mining &

Associated Laundries of America—

Associated Tel &

Jan

Vtc

5%

5%

4,300

10 % Mar

Jan

28%

28'A
—

Consolidated

Industries^—

Electric

American

Jan

6 Va

Apr

4%

,OaU

10%

5

Public Service
Compo Shoe Machlnery-

Apr

12

11%

71

10

Commodore Hotel Inc.

177%

Jan
Jan

IOV4

1*%

Community

Apr

111%

17

"53/4

6

10
4
•
•

Manufacturing Co..

Jan

Feb
Jan

9'A

50

Colonial Sand & Stone Co

Feb

10%
114

20

17%

Equipment Corp

(The)

7%

Jan

112% 114

Arkansas Power &

Aspinook

5%

1,200

12%

8%

700

9%

9%

Airlines

Colonial

14'/a

14%

Jan

155

■

&

class A non-voting....

Argus Cameras Inc

94 V2 Mar

35 %

~9%

9%

Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
20
Club Aluminum Products Co
*
Cockshutt Plow Co common
*
Colon Development ordinary
Clayton

16%

Jan

8'A

7Vs

Co.

Jan

85

Jan

8%

50

9%

Inc——

Neon

Claude

10%
3%

Controller

1,260

9%

6%

Clarostat Manufacturing Co.

13

Apr

8% Jan

11%

400

9'A

—

-5

Clark

Jan

5%

78%

20

1,600

10

Apr

9%

Jan

2.50

City Auto Stamping!
City & Suburban Homes.

10% Mar

Jan

Jan

17 %

Apr

177%

174

175%

Consolidated Mining-

Chief

Jan

5

Jan

6%

Jan

6%

"9%

"9%

"9%

Jan

118

Jan

9%

,.

Jan

Jan

4%

~4'A

Apr

%

Jan

%

Apr

15 %

200

Chesebrough Manufacturing com
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chicago & Southern Air Lines
Voting trust certificates

50% Mar
14%

112% Mar

50

113

113

Jan

13%

4%

400

79

12'A

800

91%

1

common—

Corp common
Cherry-Burr ell common

Arkansas Natural Gas common—
Common

Co

Aircraft

6% Feb

Mar

1,300

7

78%
13%

Steel

Chamberlin Co of America

Jan

10%

6,900
13,700

14%

11%

%

Jan

15%

100

High

Low

~4y8

6%

_

Cessna

Jan

44 %

2,500

14%

40
40

4%
15'A

7

1

preferred.
Ohio

..

Feb

32%

700

49%

£1
1
1
pfd__100

Appalachian Elec Power 4%%

Feb

Jan

33

300

35

35

1

Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co

10

America-

Charts

2

Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg

Mar

200

7,100

6%

6 %

35

Anger man Co Inc common

Mar

26%

500

4%
15%

common-

of

Corp

Range Since Jan. 1

High
6

Product*
1
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
100
{Central States Elec 6% preferred—100
7% preferred
100
Conv preferred opt div series
100
Conv pfd opt div series 1929
100
Century Electric Co common
10
Century Investors Inc .
.......
2
Convertible preference.
10

Jan

21

24

Anchor Post Products

%

Low

1

& Co„

(A M)

Central

Mar

84

Products

3.50%

Jan

1,150

6%

Shares

Central Maine Power Co—

Feb

1%

34%

10
2
10c
*
5
5

$6 series preferred
American Thread

1%

Jan

26%

—•

Republics

Superpower Corp

Jan

26

•

B

American

16% Mar

l'/a

33%
26%

25

pfd

class A

Chem

&

Jan

9%

%

•

American

Amer

ii%

78%

20
25

Manufacturing Co com
Maracaibo

Potash

Jan,

Catalin

1%

1

American
American

American

Castle

Feb

14%

10%

25

Co

Machine

Gas

Casco

Feb

13

Apr

1

Class B ex-distribution

American

Jan

2/%

98%

Light—

&

Power

104%

600

-—100

Co

Carter

77

Apr

99%

VA

Sale Price

(J W) Co common.

Jan

67%

25% Mar

98%

15
1
1

pfd

conv

{American E«antam Car Co class A

for Week

Par

High

Low

70

•
—•

Manufacturing

Goods

Sales

Range
of Prices

'

New York Curb Exchange

Range Since Jan. 1

3,000

67%

98 %

100

preferred

cumulative

Aluminum

STOCKS

High

70

•

America common

Aluminum Co of

Week's

Last

Sales

Range

Last

STOCKS

ENDED APRIL 6
Friday

Week's

Friday

New York

EXCHANGE

CURB

YORK

NEW

32

•

4,900

33% Mar

7%

7%

7%

11,400

7 % Mar

9

Jan

18%

17%

18%

13,500

16% Mar

20

Jan

Number 5001

yolume 173

.

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1503)

31
It

NEW

YORK

CURB

EXCHANGE

RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL
6

Week's

Sales

Last

Range

Sale Price

Friday

of Prices

for Week
Shares

STOCKS
New York Curb

Exchange

Low

Par

Fire

(Phila )—

Association

First

York

Corp

——

.10c

common

A

Class

B

3%
31 %

10%

10%

200

3%

—

—

57%

—r.

55%

58

3V4 Jan

63

for Week

Shares

75

31%

Apr
10% Feb

Jan

45%

Jan

66% Feb

54

Jan

75

„

Low

Par

Range Since Ian. 1
Low
High

<

High

Jan

3% Jan

Feb

9%

1,100

61

High
62%

Apr

29

175

—

non-voting
voting

58

2,100

31

3%

—1

(M H) Co Inc
Ford Motor of Canada—

Low
60

58

Sales

Range
of Prices

Friday

High

58

cumulative preferred. —1

$2 dividend
Pl&hman

Class

-10

Week's

Last

Bale Price

STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange

Range Since Ian. 1

Feb

Jeanette

Glass

Co

1

common

Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co (N J)——1
Jim Brown Stores common
t

5%

5%

31

900

5%

28%

2%

31

5%

4,000

1%

2%

2%

2%

100

rets ord reg— ._£!

American deposit

5

1
Brewing Co_
1.25
Brewing —
—1
Franklin Simon & Co Inc common-.

Fort
Fox

8%

*

(Geo A)

5%
1%

20%

Preference

Julian. A Kokenge Co

13%

'

—

300

11

700
—

——

11%

12%

11

Feb

8% Jan

,

9

Jan

39

6,600

Jan

45

Jan

10%

—

12%

Feb

8V4 Jan

Jan

12%

Apr

Kaiser-Frazer

Corp

7

Co

(Walter)

_•.

Co -common.

Power

17%

loo

preferred
i
Gellman Mfg Co common.—.

Co-

1VA

■

—r

10

18%

Feb

Apr

96%

100%

Jan

6%

2,600

5%

Jan

7

Jan

*6%

6%

1,500

5%

Jan

6%

Feb

King Seeley Corp.
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum

2%

100

2%

Feb

4

Jan

2%

1,800

2%

Jan

Feb

20%

50

2%

.-25

-

3%
23

20% Jan

Jan

General Electric

Knott

Amer

dep rets ord reg—
pfd A
General Fireproofing common
'

General Finance Corp 5%
General

Outdoor

General

Plywood Corp common;
preferred

6%

Adv

6%

pfd-

Public

Service

Gerity-Mich

(AC)

Gilchrist

Gold

20%

1,100

4%

4%

1,500

3%

14%

14%

100

14%

250

McBean

-4

4%

4%

1,900

6%

6%
17%

2,100

18

Globe

Union

Gobel

(Adolf)

Co

4

Apr
108% Mar

Mar

5%

4%

Jan

Feb

7%

Feb

Apr

20%

Jan

Jan

19%

Feb

28 %

13%

13

13%

17

16%

17

5

Inc

Feb

114%

17%

300

1

B

Oodchaux

28

27

28%

Jan

33

Feb

13

Apr

17%

Feb

16

Mar

20

Jan

500

41/4

1,900

Sugars

3%

common
•

class A

10,300

2,800

49%

•

Class B

Mines.!

Goldfield

Consolidated

Goodman

Manufacturing

__1

-50

Co__.

Gorham Manufacturing common

Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Grand Rapids Varnish

Gray Manufacturing
Great Atlantic

Great

Oil

23%

Feb

28% Mar

i9«

.

%
68

30%

31

21

23%

7%

7%

8

11

50

35

J an.

55

40%

Feb

87

Feb

1
Co

Lake

Shores

Mines

100
-25

Paper
Brewery

Le

Tourneau

(R

—5

Electric Light
Rayon common
Brewing Co.
Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Hartford

25
1
—1

Harvard

2

...

1
*

Corp

Hearn

Dept Stores common
Hecla Mining Co

class

Class B

Power

Jan

9%

Rubinstein

Apr

136%

130

130

132 %

120

130

Apr

136%

10,000

Jan

3%

Feb

50 %

400

2%

5%

w

w

;

Products

5%

.2%

Consol

I

1 ■,

; Feb

54

Mar

11%, Jan

Mangel Stores common.
—
Manischewitz (TheB) Co.—

Mar

23%

Mapes

.' ■>

•

Feb

Public Service Co—

Maine

Consolidated Mfg

1,500

5%

Feb

6%

Jan

200

11%

Jan

18%

Feb

36

800

32%

Feb

37 y4

44%

Jan

49 y*

48%

49%

5%

-5%

5%

5,500

1%

1%

1%

700

6%

7

49

Jan
Jan

'

—

4

1%
5%

2,100

Jan

6% Mar

Jan

2y4

Jan

Jan

7%

Jan

10%

10%
•

24%
>

10%

400

23%

24%

1,100

23%

Apr

27%

Feb

800

6%

Jan

8%

Jan

4,900

11%

Jan

-6%

7

12%

11%
16

9%

19%

Feb

14

Feb

IIV4

Jan

15% Mar

88

—

14%

12% Mar

■
'

Apr

15% Mar

200

16

11% Mar

Jan

Jan

96%

67

Jan

70% Mar

Feb

9% Mar

McWilliams

Hardart
Hardart

Menasco

A

Metal Textile Corp common-

Participating preferred
Michaels Brothers, Inc———

Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube

Michigan Sugar Co common
6% preferred
Micromatic Hone Corp.

40

8%

8%

300

3%

3%

1,800

3 %

Apr

5%

Feb

7

7

100

5%

Jan

9%

Jan

Midvale

8%

Feb

9%

Jan

Mid-West Abrasive

-•

"
— —

~3%

-

8%

Feb

■

—

——

'

—

12%

*

common

100

—

Middle

Huyler's

1

common

1st convertible preferred
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products

1,100

xlOV*

Jan

12%

Feb

9%

Jan

15%

Feb

Midwest

Jan

3%

700

50%

200

15

100

—

x27%
—

'

Co

—

'

.

——

163

20

30%

3,450

108% 108%

10

30%

400

x27 %

29%

1

116%
Wl'.,

3

'

39

Jan

4% Feb
53% Mar

13%

Jan

15

44%

Feb

163

x27%

45%

Jan

169

20

28% Feb
12% Feb

32 % Mar

Feb

Xll0%

Apr
14% Jan

600

39

Apr

112%

Jan

17% Feb

32%

Apr

107% Mar'

i%
10%

25

111

Feb

Jan

*xl31

102%

Jan

100

3%

Jan

5% Mar

1%

2%

17,900

1%

Apr

3% Mar

14%

7,250

10

4%

4%

100

20%

21%

1,000

10

18

Apr

3%

4%

Jan

20 % Mar

•

21%

20

21%

f.;

27

Feb

Mar

Feb

Jan

27%

1,600

18% Mar

26,200

4% Feb
25% Jan

37% Mar

10%

12%

Feb

11

America

10
5

i

w

Cigar MachineryHydro-Electric—

Preferred $3.50 series—

34%

36

10%

10%

11%

1,900

10

10%

350

100

100%

50

130

131%

1,200

A

shares

10

Apr
Mar

5

Jan

Feb

100

Jan

89%

*

*

Investors

s.

Feb

139%

66

800

64% Mar

67

14%

400

13% Jan

14%

32

40% Mar

42%

86%

89%

5,650

78% Jan

89%

Apr

12

16%

14%

15

15%

14%

15%

900

12%

Jan

16% Mar

13

13%

300

12%

Jan

,15% Jan

3%

4%

11,500

if Jan

4% Mar

-1%

1%

2,300

1% Jan

7%

4%

2%
14

13

14%

100

—

Manufacturing

v t c

—•
1

Italian Superpower Corp com cl A

33.

•

90

17%

90

17%

17%

7%

8

Jan
'

I

11%

11%

900

2% Feb

Feb

10

3,100

11%

Feb

16%

Feb

11%

11%

13%

14

14

2%

3%

10% Mar

11%

7%

7%
7

11

10%

1

13%

13% Feb

Jan

14%

9

Jan
Mar

6Vt Jan

400

10%

Jan

2"% Mar

7

1,900

6%

„

200

7%
7

■

,

45% Mar

8%

2,200

5,000

Jan

13%

300

>

3%

12% Mar

37 '

Jan

56
600

4% Mar

1,800

6% Jan

10%

1%

1%

2,500

8%

8%

1,600

9

600

1%
8%

■—

'

■

56

Jan

5

Mar

8% Feb
12% Jan
2

Jan

9%

Feb

12%

Apr

13

Jan

14%

Feb

50

13%
11%

11

>

8% Mar

13,
Feb
9f% Jan
7% Jan

5,600

13

13'/a

Jan

1% Mar
;

Feb
Jan

4

16% Jan

10

V

Jan"

11%

Feb

:

400

12%

'

■

_

•••

•*-'

■:

•-

26

250

25

18

19

1,450

18

5%

5%

200

-10

26%

26%

100

32

32

150

*

III1

3%

-50o

common

6 %

6

Pictures

common

26%

Feb

35

Jan

3%

Jan

6

Apr

50

31

Jan

3,300

Feb

Jan

1,400

16%

5%

Feb

3,000

"'14% Mar

5%

Feb

7%

Jan

*"85% Feb
19%

Jan

Jan

103%' Feb

40

Jan

41% Mar

13%

Jan

22

102%

•

I—1

Molybdenum Corp

Feb
Jan

3%
33'

15%

15%

22%
32

27

24

Jan

6%

3%
33

convertible

4%

Jan

Apr

25%
19

Refineries

Wohl Co

%

21%

18%

—1

2%

2%

Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
100
4.80% cumulative pfd series B—100
4.50% preferred series 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
Mountain Producers
10
States

Power

common—7.25

States

Tel

Tel

A

95

31,600

22
2%

3,800

2%

95

94

50

99%
2%

25

£4

Jan

Apr

103%

Apr

2% Feb

Jan

98

Jan

107

Mar

200

2%

Jan

101% Jan
2% Jan

172% 172%

10

172%

Apr

185%

99%
2%

99% Mar

Jan

35%

35%

35%

150

34

4%

4%

4%

800

x4% Jan
16% Jan

18%

10%

10%

18%

100

11%

2,200
50

101

101

100

~i%

.10

15%

.1

1
_•

10%
100

5,700

A

Rights ——:
Mt Vernon-Woodbury Mills—-——5
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
i
Muskegon Piston Ring common
2.50
Muskogee Co common
10
Muter Company common
8O0

&

Apr
Jan

Feb

36% Feb
4% Jan
19 % Mar

13

F eh

103% Mar

Apr

i«

Apr

3,700

10

200

1,500
200

56

100

40

20

20%

900

19

Jan

21

10%

10%

400

9%

Jan

11% Mar

21

17%

42

42

10%

Mar

,

Feb
Mar

21%

400

Jan

22 % Mar

8%

8%

2,700

7% Jan

9% Mar

15%
4%

15%

900

4%

4%

100

14
Jan
4% Mar

3%

3%

3%

17%

17%

18%

8,000
1,600

N
Nachman

Corp
Inc

common—

National Bellas Hess

Jan

2%

Feb

Jan

7%

90

Apr

16%

Jan

7% Mar

%

Jan

common

common

1
National Pressure Cooker common-—2
Radiator Co

Feb

National Rubber' Machinery

18

Feb

National

Jan

National Steel

%

Jan

•
1

13%

starch Products
Car

Ltd

National Transit common

12%

13%

9,500

9%

10%

800

10%
—

—

13%

13

13%

1,400

4

11%

11

11%

900

10

13%

12%

13%

1,900

—1
•

17%

17%

17%

400

1

~3%

"3%

300

Feb
Feb

4

Feb

17%

Apr

22

Jan

11% Jan

34 % Mar

13% Mar

Apr

13%

Feb

Jan

16%

12% Jan
8% Jan

16%

Feb
Feb

9%

12% Mar

10

Jan

16

15%

Jan

20

26% Jan

"3%

5Vs

Jan

13

'

16

3%

34% Mar

National Mfg A Stores common

10%

93

,

28

preferred

National Fuel Gas—
National Mallinson Fabrics

National

Chute

Feb
Jan

'
'

>

Jan
Jan

Iowa Public Service Co—




21

30% Mar

Mar

15

1

page

Jari

_50c

Co

National Breweries

10

Razor B.

see

15% Apr

16%

300

102 % Mar

124%

65

14

65%

*

International Safety

preferred

Jan

-100

7%

preferred—.*

Piping A Supply common.

Mid-West
Miller

Namm's

International Petroleum coupon shs —•
International Products

131

•

50

International Metal Industries

Royalty

14% Jan

12%

17%

Feb

35%

r

of North

Ian

2,900

17%

—

receipts registered
£1
Imperiad Oil (Canada) capital stock
*
imperial Tobacco of Canada
;
5
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain A
Ireland
^
£i
Indianapolis Pwr A Light 4% pfd—100
-

12%
15%

12

14%

—

32% Mar

1,700

4%

12%

15%

5

Jan

4%

21%

12%

4%

Missouri Public,Service common-

117%

American dep

For footnotes

Jan

'

24,500

157/a

15%

7%

Jan

Jan

Imperial Chemical Industries—

Air

39

35%

X110% 111

4%

50
preferred
_•
Mining Corp- of Canada
—
Minnesota Pwr A Light 5% pfd- -100

Mar

4%

116

*

Illinois Zinc Co common

3.90%

38%

7%

Mountain

Irving

Jan

10 y«

5,500
—

-25c
15
1
1
2.50
*
10
1

Mountain

Iron Fireman

26%
*'

11

common

Oil

Midwest

6,700

5

—,

Registered

24

25%

•

^

shares—

dividend

non-cum

13

163' '

5

*
5

International

25%

24%

Feb

30% Mar

Midland Steel Products—

11%

3%

common

Midland Oil Corp $ I conv

12%
50

—

Petroleum

States

11%

15

—

-10

.—•
•

1

91%

*

Co

(Harvey) Inc common
Oil A Refining

International

22%' Apt

575

22%

25%

£1

1

Co

Iron

90%

Hurd Lock A Manufacturing Co

Co

14%

•

Merritt Chapman A Scott Corp—
Warrants
Mesabl

90%

100

1
•

—.1

100

_15

Baking

preferred

common

23%Apr

Jan

Jan
29'/a Jan

12 ya

~

'

•

Co

Mfg Co

Monogram

New

17%

,

100

...

Co__

Dredging

Johnson

Mead

300

•

Inc

Insurance

Feb

Apr

Marconi International Marine

•" >'

14%

5

(Geo A) A Co

Humble

19

23% Mar
11%

M

26%JUar

5%

1

Hubbell

Jan

Apr

——-

B
10

Jan

14%

260

•

5%

-

-

13%...
r-

Jan

10% Mar

•

I.....

Mackintosh-Hemphill Co

14%

Horder's

A

3,500

23%

13%

15%

14%

Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common

&

*

—

Feb
Jari

5%

13%

——

400

22

10%
19%

18%

"

1,200

11%

—

—1
Exploration
$6 pfd—.

Jan

5%
35%

36

12

10
2.50

Mines

Gold

Horn

'

Jan

8

Jan

bVa Mar

"

19%

11

A Light

46

13%

1

preferred
Hoe (R) A Co class A

Hormel

■

23%

Massey Harris common-——
McKee (A G) A Co class B

-

— —

— —

10c

common

Horn

•

— —

—B

10

1

common

convertible

Hollinger

•

18%

Feb

8

•

——

A

2
_

Co

Co

■

Jan

17% Jan

100
'

,, •.
__

5%

11%

Jan

6 V* Mar

1,800
2,300

11%

A

22%

49

49

•

common

Mfg

6%
10

18%

17% Feb

8%

15%

500

4,200

f

Jan

3%

3%

$2

Hlgble

-

•

Jan

•

Steel

10% .Feb

Feb

127%

25c

common—

.6%% preferred

Hercules

Feb

13
Feb
4% Jan

Feb

12%

-

9%^-

6%

19%

———

Locke Steel Chain
Lone Star Gas Co
Land

375

5

Class A

&

Jan,

Feb

16% Mar

Apr
4%r Jan

300

-

5%

18%

common—.———

Groceterias

Loblaw

16%

9%
"t

Inc.

G)

22

•

Paper common

preferred

4Va

2,300

8%

6%

Liberty Fabrics of N Y——
Lionel Corp common,

Louisiana

127% 128%

5

Co

Bridge Co Ltd

Hartford

4%

x9% Jan

__

Lynch Corp

32

H

Henry Holt

800

4%

15%

Ltd-.

Co Ltd—
Marion Power Shovel-;

Co

14%

5

Communication

Heller

13% Jan
12% Jan

9%

Foundry A Machine
Corp of Delaware—
Lanston Monotype Machine-———
La Salle Extension University
Lefcourt Realty common—

Louisiana

•.

Helena

800

*

Lakey

Feb

■

Hazeltine

10 %

100

12%
11%
4%

——

Mar

68

4,100

25c

Hammermill

8% Mar

15%

12%
11%

9% Mar

Lamson

Apr

7%

300

1&

15%

,

—

Laclede-Christy Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Ino

23%

Jan
Jan

11%

—1

Grocery Stores Products common
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine

Lamp

Apr

28% Mar

4%

Jan

Jan

29%
14

1,100

—2

Hall

Jan

29%

9%

-10
(Texas).
1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co—.

128%

stock

Western

Hamilton

5

Jan
Mar

9

—

10% Mar

<

900

.

Jan
Jan

60

i°s Mar

6,600

-

4%

Jan

82

10

20

68

22

11%

3% Jan
49% Apr

225

30%

__1

Chemical

&

Northern

Griesedieck

82%

7%

—5

Co

Mar

Pacific Tea—

&

Nonvoting common
1%
1st preferred
Great Lakes

—4

pfd. -25

conv

...

38

82 %

t

preferred

prior

50

38

38
*-

$4.50

4

17%

12%
11%

—

Corp

Lit Brothers

Inc

Jan

Jan

17%

6%

*
class

Jan

24

Jan

19
100

112%" Jan

25

Co

&

Coal

Distilleries

5%

Jan
Jan

108% Mar

18

8% Jan
36% Apr

35.

400

Mar

Mar

99

112% 114%

Mar

108%Mar

350

10,900
200

Kropp, (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co—

22

Jan

7y» Jan

107

3,000
18,800

Kobacker Stores

Feb

18% Mar

27%

4%

Feb

105

15% Mar

13%

36%

29%

Apr

Jan

22% Jan

13% Jan
9% Apr
16% Jan

36

26%

4%

9%

Jan

8% Jan
107' Jan

Jan

26%

—50

25%

8%

18%

*

Alden

Glenmore

Hotels

Jan

6% Mar

40

4%

Jan

4%

*

Jan

15%

2,300

8

29%

Jan

14 7/8

1
1

Mines

common

Co

Gladding
Glen

Corp

Yellowknlfe

Giant

20%

114%

7%

—

7%

100

$6

preferred—*
Georgia Power $6 preferred
•
$5 preferred
•

Gilbert

8%

101

50o
20

conv

General

8%
20%

400

—

8%

£1
10
5
100

17%

8

Klein (D Emil) Co common—.
Kleinert (I B) Rubber Co

•

III

350

Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd—.

•2%

■

•

1

2%

A,

.

convertible preferred
Co Ltd—

16% Jan

1,600

10%

107% 108

..100

Kings County Lighting common.
4%
cumulative preferred-

20%

•

.

5%

96%

1,300

17

•

-6

1
1

18

96%

——

31,600

8

—

—

A

7
20

~9%

19%

!

Kennedy's Inc
Key Co common

6%
19%

pfd—.100

1—

—

Kimberly-Clark Corp—
4%% preferred

5%

2% Feb

3%

22% Mar

105%

—.

Kansas Gas A Electric

Kawneer

Kidde

Oatineau

Jan

Apr

Jan

Jan

32% Jan

Apr

Jan

Jan

U

—

—5

Co

Jan

ii

9

„

convertible preferred--;— -50

,4%%
Fuller

4%

4,600

11% xll%

8%

.

2,300

1

%

11%

Pitt

(Peter)

5%

5

;
%

7% Feb

Feb

1%
2%

Ford Motor Co Ltd—

Ford Motor of France—
American deposit receipts bearer.

Apr

26

1,100

3%

Jan

Feb

Jan

29% Feb
4%

Feb

*

'32

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1504)

NEW

YORK
RANGE

Week's
Range
of Prices

Curb Exchange *

New York

I: 7

"

v

Nestle Le Mur Co common

England Tel & Tel
Clock & Watch Cn
4%%
convertible preferred
New Jersey Zinc
New Mexico & Arizona Land
New Park Mining Co___.
New

Co

Process

New

20

40u

43/4
93 %

6V4

400

534

3,000

79

69

2,500

83/4

2%

23,

7,400

VA

~8%

8%

100

8

333/4

34'/,

100

31

IVA

11%

250

Russeks

77%

78

5

:

163/4

5

Jan

1

5^

Northeast Airlines
North

RR

Penn

Pub Serv 4%%

Northern Ind

Inc
Novadel-Agene Corp —
Aircratt

Northrop

200

15%

Apr

20%

Jan

300

14%

Apr

16%

Jan

4,900

153/,

Feb

17%

Feb

1%

1,600

l3/e Mar

2%

Jan

49%

1,300

48% Mar

49%

Jan

49

6

4% Mar

1814

18%

100

1,900

5'A

5%

88 '%

88%
98%

143%

15'%

15%

16

4'%

120

-

15%

17 %

20

96%

50
pfd—100
:
1
*

Co___.

Jan

143/4
16?/4

1 V%

49%

Mines

Nipissing

12

15%

16%

l'/a

North American Rayon $3 preferred—5o
North American Utility Securities
•
North Central Texas Oil
—5

22%

Jan

6%

Jan

Jan

Feb
Feb
Jan

90

x88 %. Feb

102% Mar

96
13

700

Mar
Jan

15%

Apr

15%

27,900-

1st

United

Apr

18%

Jan

O
I

•

Schick

Inc

Schulte

"i00
Natural

Oklahoma

United

Oliver

Feb

40

108

v

Jan

19'A

28%

Jan

32%

Feb

ll'A

Jan

153/4

Feb

8%

Jan

13J/8 Mar

250

12%

19%

500

18%

Jan

21

14

11%

18,500

31 %

13%

20

35

35%

W.vl6i'

—1

Apr

113

850

30%

16'A

t—_

Securities.

Jan

55%

13%

—1

Overseas

H

Jan

12%

III

Omar Inc

Jan

48%

108

103

•

class

%

350

n

'

..15

Gas

Filters

Olympic Radio & Telev Inc.

700

53

%
50 %

300

341/2 Mar

200

v.

15

Feb

""41%

Jan

16%

Jan

Mar

9%

100

-4%

5%

2,700

5%

5%

800

8% Jan

10% Jan

8% Mar

4%

Janxif

53/4

Jan

26%

Jan

-

8,900

3%-

3%

700

3%

3%

3 a/4

14,800

•

-./6%:Feb
7% Jan

1%

1%

200

243/B

24%
93

%

3%

3%

500

—1

6%

6%

3,400

1%

1,600

15%

Radio Coxp common

900

1

—1

.—1

Corp class B
Seton Leather common

15%

14%

Jan

37% Mar
Feb

Jan

99 'A Mar '*

3% Mar

4'A

5 3A

Jan

73/8 Mar

I

Api

Jan

1%

Jan

13%

Jan

16%

Jan

13'% Mar-

5%
29%

700

Jan

67%

1,200

106%

50

106

Jan

X27%

275

23

Jan

17%

6,000

65%

Canada

61%

Jan

Feb

7%

Jan

106

67 %

.100

Jan

34J/2 Jan

Feb

70 J/2

Jan

109

293/4

Feb

15% Mar

~5 %

~6%
29

100

19'A

900

29

6%

17'A Mar

18 %

17;

class A—.

of America
Ltd

Breweries

Silex Co

4%
95'/a

27

—

preferred

Sicks

Feb

2%

15 % Mar

Jan

Jan

4,000

33

32

32%

7-25

"6%

"5%

6 %

•

common

of

20 3% Jan

12

-15

Shawinjgan Water & Power

Sherwin-Williams

Jan

Jan

88

*

Mining

Sherwin-Williams

Jan

2% Jan

92

Inc.

Denn

2%

39%

Jan

24% Mar

..

Apr

11% Jan

l3/, Mar

100

1

33/4

3%. Jan

certificates

(R B)

1

13

1

,

900

93%

Jan

16%

6,100

14

25

prior stock

Corp

200

3,500

Serrick

Shoe

18

4'A Feb

Jan
Jan

Jan

2%

Mar

2

3%

Sentry Safety Control—

4%

500

3%

1

common

stock

%

9
2

2%

13%

85

Jan

29

5

Industries Inc

Shattuck

2,100

12,MQ'

1,400

17%
1%

3%
2%

Feb ''
Feb '

42'%

Feb

1%

35%

2

1
*

——

53% Jan
-

2%

'

33%

*

Shoe Co—

Convertible

2

20,800

-

10

9%

9%
2%
35

1

General

Segal Lock & Hardware

$5.50

2,300

1%

*

Inc

Bros

Selected

713/4

1%

1

Inc common

Securities Corp

Selby

36

69

1

—

(DA)

Seeman

34%

1%

25c
1

Co

34%
69%

1

common—.

Scullin Steel Co common

Sentinel

Ww

52

-50o

common

Corp

Oil Inc (Del)
& Fisher Brick

Savoy
Sayre

Allotment

Corp

9%

4%

1
49

Corp Ltd common
convertible praferred..—i

8t Lawrence

Semler

Cgden

9%

r9%

Jan

10

Mar

143/,

-

143/4

•

common

200

9%

14% Feb

Feb

9

w

15%

1

Niagara Share Corp
Niks-Bement-Pond

Jan

11,000

Feb

9

Jan

12%

Mar

37%

-

Jan

common

8%
11%

11%

Jan

3

Jan

Jan

Ave

High

Low
•400

9

Feb

11%

Jan-

Samson

shares

Pounders

v

10

—:

Jan

Fifth

Ryan
Ryan

Range Since Jan. 1

High

8%

1
Aeronautical Co
Consolidated Petroleum.—.
IIIi
Ryerson & Haynes common

9%

Jan
•

Low

17.25

Jan

10% Jan

1
•

—

Oil Co Ltd—

Royalite

J«n

68% Mar

9%

II

,

Shares

12%

Apr

:.

Corp—

New York

for Week

1

common

4

•

Apr

;J9'A

Corp

5%
f-

23/,, Mar

53/4

;

600

(The)

Rowe

1047/,

Jan
Jan

2%

2%

10

New York Shipbuilding

Feb

Jan

72

•

Rosario

5%
207/,

914
.

common

Auction Co common

Jan
Jan

950

09

1
;-l

New York & Honduras
New York Merchandise

4

.17

2Vu

6V4

Sales

Range
of Prices

Par

High

1.000

5'A

5 Va

2%

i

New York Curb Exchange

12,200

102 '% 104%

10434

:

-1

New Haven

Jan. 1

Low

5
19%

19

19

Week'f

Last

Sale Price

STOCKS

Range Since

High

4%

4%

-30®
Z-&0
--1
100

Radio—
Neptune Meter common

national Union

APRIL «

Friday

Shares

Low

Par

ENDED

Sales

/ Last
Sale Price

EXCHANGE

CURB
WEEK

for Week

Friday
STOCKS

FOR

Monday, April 9, 1951

...

Feb

Publications—
preferred

Feb

Jan

I 8% Feb

27%

Jna

31'A Mar

43/4

Jan

35%

common

Feb

5

'

Simmons-Boardman

convertible

$3

Simplicity
Pacific
5%%
6%

1st pfd

preferred

1st

preferred
redeemable 1st preferred
redeemable 1st pfd series A
red 1st preferred—

6%

4.80%

Pacific Lighting $4.50
div

$4.40

r".

'Pacific

Petroleum
Power

&

Pacific

Public

Service

100

263/8

273/4

263/8

27%

25%

26%

400

102% 103 'A

475

1023/4 Mar

101% 102%

103

200

1013/B Mar

8%

Pancoastal

7A Jan

106% Mar

9%

25

96%

Jan

99%

200

14%

Jan

15

Feb
Feb
Mar

Jan

24

Jan

Jan

'51

Jan

A)

v

t

5%

Corp

4%

5%

40,200

4

5%

c

5%

6%

10,900

5% Mar

Co

-1

35%

16%
57

57

2

5

Peninsular Telephone common

Pennroad

&

common
Electric class

Power

&

Light 4%%

Penn

Traffic

Perm

Jan

17

Jan

29%

Jan

'39

Jan

12

Jan

193/8

20

75

55

Jan

5

Apr

150

V

42

1
com

40

pfd

100

Water & Power Co

Co

109%

4%

1,100
150

109% 1103/a

2.50

5%

5%

—40

Corp

44

Feb

Feb
Feb

Smith

Aircraft

Solar

Sonotone
Boss

South Coast

Rubber

&

200

40

Oil

i

1,350

Pierce

Governor

5%

.

5

■"•'/

convertible

4.48%

5%

Jan

353/4 Mar
66%

preference
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred

4.08%

Pipe Line

Southern
Southland

Co

Royalty

Feb

Jan

109% Mar

15% Mar
6%

Jan

112

Jan
Jan

6

Feb

x41

Mar

5% Mar

35%

Jan

4% Mar

Standard

$1.60

Jan
Jan

n

200

U

Feb

Jan

Standard

Feb

Standard-Thomson

Jan

11%

10c

43/8

4%

1,500

4%

Jan

25%

26%

600

223/4

Jan

283/4

"2%

"2 A

400

"I»

Jan

Ji

4% Mar

Mar

7%

1,000

2,200

35%

Jan

453/4 Feb

22

40

20%

Jan

23

45

40

45

Jan

47

5

Jan

8

Mar

28%

2,100

27%

Jan

x303/4

700

29

Feb

32

Mar

Jan
Jan

29

30

J/4 Mar-

30% Mar

28%

X28 %

28 %

1,300

28

25%

24%

25 %

1,300

24% Mar

28 J/2

25

25

200

24% Mar

26 % Mar

44%

46%

700

4%

463/4

4%

$7

class

Apr

6 J/4 Mar

Jan

44%

-

■

Feb

49%

Feb

57/s

Jan

53/4

Jan

_97/8

Corp

Feb

Starrett

(The)

of Canada ordinary

—

Jan

■

Feb

ill

400

1%

Feb

11'%

Jan

,

600

21%

150

2%

23/4

200

17%

17%

200

17% Mar

20

Jan

15

600

14

Apr

17'A

Jan

39 %

1,200

37

Jan

41 J/2

Feb

6%

18,300

6

Mar

83/,

Feb

6%

900

7%

Feb

168 J/2

Feb

21

17%

*

14

3878

38%

6%

6

5%

163

160

>

9% Mar
20

Jan

2%

Mar

6 3/8

6%

3,600

8%; Jan
6% Jan

4%

4%

2,500

4%

5%

1,200

30%

500

6%
4%
4%

4%

3'A Feb

5% Mar
160

30
200

8%

21% Mar

Jan

8%

8%

1

B

class

1,100

10%

97/B

1
1

Corp

4% Mar
43/4

*

Tube

1

*—1

Co

Products

4%

"

*

B

preferred

Standard

4%
1

Dredging Corp common
preferred—

16

Apr

Apr

ll3/8 Mar

28

convertible

74%

7%

Jan

e'/s

Jan

42%

7

30%

—10
1
20
Standard Forgings Corp
1
Standard Oil
(Ky)
10
Standard Power & Light common
1
Standard

Feb

300

16%

Jan

9'

45

1

Brewing Co
Cap & Seal common
Convertible preferred

Apr

9%

Apr

4%

Feb

/

Standard

Corp

13%

Jan

79%

21

*
*
2.78

Shoe

64%

20

800

J/2 Mar

>"

Stahl-Meyer Inc

Jan

57,600

3

Mar

Mar

Spencer

3%

3,600

6 V'b

10%

Jan

42%

7

25
_25
25
25
25
1
5

preference

14%

9%

25

convertible

200

1,400

14

53/8

.10

4.56%
4.32%

3%

10%

12.50

4.88%

28% Mar

9%

26%

100

—£1

14%

preferred—
cumulative preferred

24% Mar

23%

1

33/8

55% Mar

74

original

1,450

20%

—

California Edison—

Southern

Jan

•

common

common

13%

20

400

1
—1
1

common

common

66 3%

u

•

400

14

Southwest Pa Pipe Line

64%

50c

common

Philadelphia Co common
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co

58

1

Corp

South Penn

Common

Pharis Tire

4%

58%

3%

.20

*

Co

Corp

Manufacturing

133/4

66

2.50

—

rets

dep

Jan

3%

7
1
PepperelJ Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20

38%

(The)

Circle

6%

Jan

13%

4,700

14

4

4%

4%
55%

,

Co Ltd—
ord registered
(Howard) Paper Mills—-—

Amer

23

150

23%

13%

14

•

~4%

III

common

Singer Manufacturing

27

23%

25

A

„

900

:

25

Corp

Penn

■

5%

41

preferred
preferred

Feb
Jan

400

36

15%

•

cumulative

6

7%

300

36

J63/«

5

cumulative

Jan

16%

1

Patican Co Ltd

Periect

30,500

106 Va Mar

:v

22

Motors

Pen

Pep Boys

Feb

49

(C

Pattern

Simpson's Ltd class B
Singer Manufacturing Co

Feb

28%

Apr

•

Patchogue Plymouth Mills

Penn

28%

25%

•

Parkersburg Rig & Reel

Gas

Jan

.26% Mar

Tubes common

Oil

Paramount

$1

29

1,100

15

8%

Panatapec Oil (C A) Amer shares

$1.32

Mar

983A

14%

Apr
'* Apr
263/a Apr

31

1,400

818

983/4

•

1

Feb

preferred

1st

Page-Hersey

Parker

200

28

100

pfd

common—

Feb

29%

27%
27%

•

,

Light 5%

33

29%

•

Ltd

Pacific

$1.30

preferred-

preferred

cum

29'A

28

2,200

;

Mar

36%

33%

28

'

25
25
25
25

11

Jan

32% Mar

32%

25
25

1st

6%

8%

5

Co common

Can

Pacific Gas & Electric 6%

10% Jan
7% Jan
5% Mar

4%, Jan

-

» -■

Jan..

5'A

Jan

-

-

Rinchin JohnSon Ltd Amer shares
Pioneer

Gold

Mines

2%

2%

2%

1,700

2% Mar

3%

Jan

Stein

60 %

59%

60%

1,970

59% Mar

65%

Feb

,_5

Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
'
Scale

Mar

l

37%

34%

37% "

3,000

333/8

40

Feb

1

Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie

Pneumatic

~2%

Steel Co

„50

Ltd

& Co.

;—*

23%

33/4

37/3

lo

4",

3% *

20%

300

20%

100

Apr

4%

Jan

Jan

33/4
18

Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Engine Co

26%

Feb

Sterling Inc

Jan

com

24

10c
1

-

600

2%

28 %

x22%

"100

8

2%

2%

15

7%

—5
1

—

;

150

15

•

common

•

1

common-

(A)

x29

Jan

Mining Co—

Feb

2% Mar

3%

Jan

51/2

Jan

4 % Mar

600

*

1,425

18%

Jan

5

3%

3%

4,200

1%

1

20%

20%

100

20%

Apr

:•

25

26%

1,200

4

4%

700

Apr

5%

Jan

Pewdrell & Alexander common——2.50
Power Corp of Canada common
•
6% 1st preferred
100

9%

9%

9%

2,600

Jan

12%

Jan

(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc

23%

23%

100

Jan

25

Feb

Stroock

20

100

Feb

102

Mar

1.1. Ill •
I2I5O

39y8

39

39%

400

34

J

Jan

40

Feb

12%

12

12 %

900

11%

Jan

12% Mar

.Pratt & Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall'Inc common
Pressed

Metals

of

America

1

Publlc

Gas

Service

4%%

of

18

19%

"1
IIIII*
71*

Producers Corp of Nevada
Prosperity Co class B
Providence

100% 100%

19%

'2,700

3

2%

3

10,200

"*77

~9%

10

300

14

Jan

2% Mar

21% Mar
3%

(S) & Co common—

Sun

26%

700

5

5

25c

Ray Drug common——
Superior Portland Cement, Inc

21

20%

21

24% Mar
<

4%

preferred

Puget "Sound Pulp ii Timber

Jan

9

Jan

10

com

102% 1023/4

•

28%

50

104%

Feb

27

29

1,100

25%

Jan

33%

Feb

14%

14%

100

133/4

Jan

17

Feb

12%

123/4

600

5

iq

9

Jan

12%

Apr

Electric

Tampa

Co

Technicolor Inc
Texas

Power

Thew

Shovel

•

common

Q

&

Light

Co

$4.56

pfd—

Tilo

18%

Jan

19'*

Jan

•

200

20%

4,000

18'A

Jan

22'A

Feb

xl08'Axl08«A

25

108%

Apr

112'%

——

Feb

17%

Jan

6%

Jan

19

18%

19

2,000

1

7%

7'A

7%

14%

14%

143/4

17

17

17

_25c

Roofing Inc
Realty & Construction—

Tlshman

34'A- Jan

...

2.600
,

900
300

151%

rets ord

A__II.l

Rrffh

Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
preferred

18%
2

10

25%

I>

l3/4

Jan

2%

8%

800

7%

Jan

17%

18'%

3,000

15'A

Jan

18'%

85

Jan

91

Royalty

26%

57%

100

55%

Feb

59

Feb

14,400

9%

Apr

12%

Jan

57%

9%

10 %

5%

5 V'b

2,100

63/4

500

~4%

4%

4%

2,000

2%

2

2%

3,800

24

26%

2,500

31%

33

*

-

•

r

—-

-

receipts for ord reg__£l
Corp common
5

~_s

page

iq
33.




Feb

5%

Jan

Jan

7%

Jan

4%

Apr

4%

Inc

33A

.

334

1%

125

1%

'•

-

-31/8

—- —

3%

1.100

2'A

2%

Corp
*

20%

20%

*

750
25

18

18

1

20'/2

19%

20%

4,200

•

Works common
80c convertible preferred

20'A

20'A

20%

400

1

4'%

Jan

Apr

3%

Jan

53'%
105

Jan

Jan
Feb

2

Jan

33A

Apr

2'% Mar

Jan

4

11/4 Mar

29,900

—

Lamp

3J/a
97

600

Feb

6

Jan

41% Mar

800

98'A

97

2%

—1

:

warrants

Jan

18

Feb

23

Jan

Mar

19%

20

Jan

163A

Jan

24% Mar

17

Jan

233A Mar

Jan

l3/4 Mar
23 %

Jan

31%

Apr

U

30% Mar
37% Feb

33%

2,700

3

Jan

4%

Feb

Chemical

2%

2%

1,400

2

Jan

2%

Feb

Union Gas

of

95%

95%

98

130

95%

Apr

103

Feb

Union

Investment

36

•;t

.

—

450

Jan

2%

Temper

Tung-Sol

' 'mm +•

'

Feb

%

200

%
44

20%

Corp

Unexcelled

American dep

see

600

4%
6

True

Trunz

%
41%

981/4

1

Mining of Nevada

Lux

,

.100

6

—I

—.

%

_70c

Corp
preferred.:

3%

36

36

25

34%

Feb

43

Mar

Union

Oil Co of California-—

Rolls Royce Ltd—

footnotes

registered—£1

2%

(Texas Corp) v t c
1
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F_—1100
Roeser & Pendleton Inc common
*

Rotary Electric 8teel Co

30

Jan
Mar

.

"3%

1

Rio- Grande Valley Gas Co—

Inc

•

243/4

•

7~

Trl-Continental

Jan

5

5

Richmond Radiator—

Trans

Apr

22%

57%

I

Inc

Jan
Mar

25

400

9%

Rice-Stix

Tonopah

*

IIIIIIHl

Shoe Co
(Robert) & Co

Jan

400

5

Reliance Electric & Engineering

Toledo

27%

.

8% Mar

"

»

Edison 4%%

Jan

25%

25

6.25

Red a Pump Co

For

Jan

6%

Raytheon Manufacturing common
Reading Tube Corp class A

Field

xl73/8

200

2

1%

25

1,600

18%

27

•

.1

18%

Feb

17.'A Mar

8 3/8

18%

deposit rets def registered.—5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
—20
Toklan

'

Jan

8%

1

Amer

■

10

Feh

8%

16'A Mar

Security Trust Co Ltd—

deposit

Fefc

./

22

12% Jan

'

Railway <fc Light Securities—
Voting common
Railway & Utility Investment

40

1
•

Allied Stocks—

&

Amer

R

Cable

Jan

36%

5

Corp

Tobacco

Roosevelt

Feb;Jan

15

20'/.

20 %
'•

Ills

common..

Tobacco

Rome

Jan

36%

•

common

Corporation common
Thorofare Markets Inc

Quebec Power Co__

Regal

■

43A

Mar

Jan

102

Thor

Reis

5% Jan

23%

Mar

8%

Thiokol

convertible

J:

Jan

Jan

8

100

Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing

$3

343%. Feb

Jan

II

15

Feb-

Colorado—

cumulative

(Pyie-National

•

Jan

223A

33/4

3,700

4

1

Tool & Die Co
Swan Finch Oil Corp

3%. Apr

20%

•

Superior

Corp

15%

3,300

39%

42%

3,100

12%

Jan

153/i

Apr

United

Jan

17%

Feb

«

-I4
•

51%

Jan

United

7%

7%

1,700

4%

Jan

16%

1,600

16%

Apr

7%

7%

1,400

7

97%

125

97

97

39

Aircraft

Elastic

Products

733/4

-100

common- -50c

"5 'A

Corp..

6

%
34

32

34

3,800
8,200
50

Feb

5% Mar
=

8'A Mar
18%

Jan

Mar

.i Jan

33%

Jan

Feb

1

Jan

7%
xl6%

United Corp warrants

Mar

5

—

Co

9 3/i

42

__—_—

Canada

UnioVi Stock Yards of Omaha.;
15%

%

-10c

Realization Corp

$3.75 preferred series A

n__

*"*£53%

Ulen

-

Feb .v

21%

Jan

4%

j

Jan

8%

Stinnes

25c

-19%

24'/2 Mar
15%

7%

Stetson (J B) Co common

Polaris

33% Jan -1

Jan

14'A. Mar

2,400

4%

4%

Jan

Feb

7% Mar

103% Jan
75
6%
..

Feb
Jan

V* Jan

36 3/4

Jan

-

-

.Volume 173

Number 5001

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

(1505)

YORK

NEW

CURB

EXCHANGE

RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED

Friday
Sale Price

Products

Milk

U

S

Air

U

S

Foil

S

and

class

Co

,tt

Corp——

U S Radiator
U 13

Feb

23

40

Mar

300

%

6%

Jan

242

,

Feb

248

a Debenture

certificates

escrow

Insurance

Jan

5%

Universal

Products Co common—

x43% Mar

49'A

43'A

44%
40%

80

39%

Jan

15%

1,400

13%

Feb

151/2

2

1%
36

1,300

1%

Jan

2%

6,900

28%

Jan

37%

1952

Jan-July

4,200

4%

Jan

5%

86%

87%

8%

8%

8%

3,100

8

Mar

91/4

Extended at

A

3%

4%

3,100

3% Mar

5%

Jan

2%

2%

100

1%

3%

Feb

79 %

79

79'A

150

31

31 %

500

3%

2,900

Jan
Jan

62

25%

3%

Jan

3%

Feb

31%

to

Markov

1963

Jan-July

1963

6%s

86%

3 'As

1970

Piedmont

1953

600

94

—1

4 y«

7%

8%
4%

500

96%

Jan

1,400

14%

Jan

3,500

3%

14%

«

9%

40

150

Jan

82

60

47

8V2

.20c

Petroleum

Venezuela Syndicate Inc-—
Vogt Manufacturing —

94

45%

—5

7%

7%

Feb

1940

*98

79

,v

105

Jj

44%

99%..

70,

103

22
3

.99% -104'A
98'A
98%

101

*102% 104%
*101
103

101'A 104%
104% 105 Va

*55

April-Oct

A

3 Vas

series

1st and

M

3s series B

Southern

Jan

Southern Counties Gas

Feb

1st

California

mortgage

Gas

3s

148 »A 150

__

3 Vis

148%

165

\

2

102

103

vi

May-Won

*99
*101

1970

102 Vi

103

103%, 104

100% 101%

Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Augr

1973

(Calif)

3

Mar-Sept

1965

1973

A

ref

3s

55 a

102% 102%

Jan-July

-.—April-Oct

Edison

55

"*24

Harbor Water Power Corp 3s'1981
Joaquin Lt & Pow 6s B 1952
California

[

3J

106

.

1960

coupon

1952

A

Jan

5%
15

Jan

series

Southern

Mar

10%

Apr

37/e Mar

13%

J

-

Feb

50

47

73

67%

99%

—

A6%s ex Oct 1 1947 coupon I960
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—

Jan

Safe

7%

49

102%

103% 103%

Jan-July

—

Hydro-Electric Co—

15

79

67%

103'A

April-Oct

A

45%

*78%

Jan-July

1971

88'4

43%

30

*102'A 104

April-Oct

;A6%s with Oct 1

San

7%

77A

High

83
49

45%

May-JVou

mortgage 3'As 1968

mortgage 3s

5'As

1

45'A

—April-Oct

50-year 6% debentures 1998
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—

Valspar Corp common
$4 convertible preferred
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co

Low

*24

Lexington 1st mortgage 3s 1964
Jan-July
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964—-June-Dec

Mar

3%

Jan. 1

No.

*55

1952

coupon

Park

Apr

38

1st mortgage

1st

Mar

86

Jan

28%
3 %

5

Feb

92

86 % Mar

4%

Ohio Power 1st

Jan

4%

300

88%

Range SlneO

Sold

High

85

1952

coupon

1940

England Power 3'As 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—

Feb

88 %

1

New

Jan
Feb

5%

4%

Nov

Italian

Jan

Apr

36'A

34

5%

-

4,500

with

Superpower 6s
Midland Valley RR—

411/2 Mar

15

lo
:

—

A

Jan

40%

10

——

a 7s

41 Feb

ii Jan

44'A

10

Oil——

Consolidated

Universal

•jA7s with Nov 1 1940

Mar

15 %

50c

Universal

Venezuelan

Bonds

Friday's

or

Bid & Asked

Interstate Power Co—

Feb

1

common

Corp common

Utah-Idaho Sugar

Last

Sale Price

Low

Feb

•
1

warrants

Rubber Reclaiming Co

United Stores

11 %

40%

Securities—.—

$5 1st preferred with

Period

High

Jan

4V2

1
10c
-1

B

International

8%

Interest

Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—

common—

Conditioning

50

5%

common..—25
10
United Shoe Machinery common-—.-25
Preferred
;
25

U

10 %

245 % 248

Profit Sharing
preferred

United Specialties

Low

23

—100

NJ

United
10%

High

10 %

Week's Range

Friday
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange

Range Since Jan. 1

registered

deposit rets ord
RR & Canal

Amer

Sales
Shares

*

participating preferred
United Molasses Co Ltd—
,75c

United

10%

•

common

APRIL 0

for Week

of Prices
Low

Par

United

Week's
Range

Last

STOCKS—
New York Curb Exchange

33

55

104%

100'A

105

*100

April-Oct

100 %

*100% 102

103'A

104

102%

105

99

103

102%

104

102% 102%

12

1

—

1971

*98%

Jan-July

99%

»
*

Southwestern Gas & Electric

Spalding

•

Co__.

Aircraft

Waco

Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs e> [tl_*
7%
$2

fWaltham
Ward

Watch

Baking

Wentworth

Co

400

7%
■

•

1%

2% Mar

t

t

"v

1

Utilities

$6

3%

IVa

Jan

8

110

Jan

l'A Mar

2%
17%

Jan

Feb
Feb

2

1%

2

7,100

1% Mar

2%

7%

7%

5,250

6%

9

6%

•

Inc

7%

6%

6,200

'

■'

*

178

183

8%

Apr

Feb

lll'A

70

Jan

113

Jan

177

•

__

183

Jan

Jan

191

27%

27%

100

26

Jan

27%

Apr

38

38

38

100

37

Jan

41%

Feb

22% Mar

25%

25%

Jan

'

—M

-

—

'

Shoe

1

Mfg—

.

Whirlpool Corp
Whitman

Wichita

21%

(Wm)

River

Wickes

(The)

Williams

Willson

&

Oil

Wisconsin Pwr

L

common

16%

9%

400

8%

8%

150

~i%

1

"5% :>~5%

23%

Jan

Jan

5%
191/4

63A

10%

17%
18

Aug

ex

Electric

A 7s

1

Jan

43

7s

: American
deposit receipts
'6% preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd

Mar

105

991/2

100

98

15%

300

14

Jan

14

16

4,200

14

Apr

4%

4%

"l%

1%

13

34

48

45

49

24

32'A

49

60

60

1

Feb-Aug

Co—

.

A 5s

"

Western
6s

Newspaper

conv

100

'■

T

Period

18%

f

s

%

50

96%
*102% 103%

June-Dec

*110

99,

104% 106%

113

116

116%

1959

*103% 105

Feb-Aup

102

104

'

Bonds
Sold

Low

•'

I

■'

Friday
interest

Exchange

Cons

External
External

Low

Last

or

.

Sale Trice

Period

High

Friday's

Bonds

Bid & Asked

Jan

Jan. 1

No.

Week's Range

Low

Range Since

f

\

,

New York Stock

Danish

High

j

Foreign Governments and Municipalities

Feb

liS

Jan

Bid & Asked

\

103

Union—

debentures

Jan

4%

Jan

Week's Range
or Friday's

Last
Sale Price

102%
50

June-Dec

BONDS

41/2
1

13,000

Friday
Interest

>

Exchange

5

—...

15% Mar

£1

BONDS
New York Stock

'

Mar-Sept
,1

Range Sinco

Sold

High

Jan. 1

No.

Low

<

Higfl.

\

-

April-Oct

__

*76

__

*76

June-Dec

—

*56

May-Woo

—

Feb-Aug

—

Jan-July

A20-year 7s Jan 1947
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank of)—
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
>

*55

„

1960

5s

102% 102'A

June-Dec

income debentures 1954

Traction

65

*24
■

Washington Water Power 3'As 1964
Penn

'

46

'

1

Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)—
A20-year 7s April 1946

~i.

.

49

*24

Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—

Jan

Jan

15%

—5s

49

1940 coupon 1953

1940 coupon 1956
1 1947 coupon 1956

Dec

ex

Feb

14%

15%

47

1947 coupon 1953

1

Ltd—

W)

(F

48

April-Oct

1946

Service

with Dec

Jan

33%

98%

common

WooLworth

95

Jan-July

Feb

15% Mar
600

2

Woodley Petroleum

1

Jan

39%

8

99%

84%

Jan

7%

II100

pfd_

95'A

98

Feb

14%

Jan

•43A

38%

Inc

United

West

971/2

*93

April-Oct
•

.

Industries—

stamped

A6%s with Aug 1

a

105*4

10% Mar

Jan
Mar

1,500

25

«

97'A

100%

Jan

Jan

8%

1966

*101% 102%

Hydro-Electric Co—

,A 6 %s

Jan

Apr

Jan

13

25

& Lt 4%%

Industries

100

9%

9%

•

5% preferred w w—1
5% preferred x w
Winnipeg Elec common
Woodall

16%

-III

Inc.

Brothers

Wilson

4%

.—5

Co

&

16%

16%

—10

Corp
C)

(R

100

1

Co

Corp

Products

21%

2nd

Feb-Aug
May-Won

Trlborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority—
*
,2%s revenue 1969
—May-Nov

Jan

23% Mar

—10

■

Weyenberg

Terni

Feb

27%

(Hugo)

A7-4s

Feb

-1.25

preferred-

Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd.IIoo
*
Western Tablet & Stationery com.
Westmoreland Coal
I_20

Stinnes

3rd

1970

1989

coll trust

Corp—
stamped 1946

,

Jan

7%

1

w

c

A7-4s

Feb

Jan

700

5s

(Hugo)

Jan

108%

«...

1%

12

warrants

Co

Westmoreland

7%

,

1%

300

—

Manufacturing

West Texas

7%

■

2%

—30

preferred

cum

2%

1

Inc

Bond

&

& Bros

Corp Inc 5s

Stinnes

2%

.100

preferred

Waitt

(A G)

Starrett

W

3 Vis

—

Jan-July

*

—

—

_

—

'

—

—

•

'
.

J

57%

54%

54%

71
64

—

82%
.73 ,

Municipal Loan—

5'As: 1955
5s

..

1953

:

Danzig Port & Waterways—

80'A
73

,

;

80%
73

1
4

,

:

••

:£

'

Appalachian Elec Power 3'As 1970—

—June-Dec

Bethlehem

—Quar-Feb

Steel

Boston Edison
ACeutral
A

6s

1998

2%s series A

States

5'As

1

Aug

Elec

debentures

Corp

1970

103

1948. -.Jan-July

__Mar-Sept

114%

23

,

165

98%

\

5s debs

1954

A

102% 103'A
*150

99

7

114'A 114%

120%

102%

3

120 % 120%

•49

166

103%

98'A
111

'
-

115

1167A

121

Chicago Transit Authority—
3%s

series

revenue

of

1947—1978

100

—Jan-July

100%

30

External 6 %s stamped 1952

107'A

158'A

■

103%

99

ALima

;

Lackawanna
1st

I.

of N J

1993

1958—Mar-Sept

__

-26

May-Woo

—

39

39

AMedellin

June-Dec

—

*56

__

stamped 1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A 7s (issue of
May 1927) 1947

&

Fuel

3%s

-May- Nov

1965

GG%

19

64

61%

14

58

64

102% 102%

7

.Mar-Sept

*109

-May -Nov
-May-Won

101%

103%

*24

112%

112%

stamped

Interest
Peru

stamped

1961

Mountain

+55

57

53

(Republic

Guantanamo

&

A6s series A

,

Western

3%s

International
\ 'All

issues

AU'As

101%

:"A7s
Jt'

100

104%

53

*46

49%

53

44

*56

,

series

C

E

(Aug

50

•No

77

1

_

(not

11

77

Jan-July

61

87

1

60

84

86

88

»•.

82

1952

1

82

86

Feb-Aug
1957
—

84

82

82

84

i.

—

.

—-

...

82

63

88%

90

61%

4

87

65

10

^

.1 1.

.

.

39

.

on

are

the

daily closing

averages

of representative

85%

stocks and bonds

the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
Stocks—

Bonds
10

30
1

i

Date-

Mar.

April
April
April
April
April

,

20

15

Indus¬

Rail¬

Util¬

trials

roads

Total
65

ities

10

Indus¬

a

in

6'As

29%..

55,

26

29%

34%
2%

35

6
10

34
2

35%
2%

10

2

^

Jan-July

1919

—

2%

Jan-July

/*

2%

—

2%
2%

.* '

.

Stocks

Second

Deferred delivery transaction

range),

x Ex-dividend,
no

10

Grade

Util¬

(not Included in

year's

d

range),

Ex-Intereify

Ex-rights,

y

z

Ex-liquidating

dividend.

being traded flat.
°

.

,

Abbreviations used above—"cod,"

certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumulft •
tlve; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certiflcatekii
"w

1," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.

•'

v

t

:

Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Average
V

'

(

ities

Bonds

Rails

Rails

80.58

42.25

91.08

99.54

104.36

96.89

100.48

79.69

42.21

90.50

99.54

104.28

96.71

100.26

Mar.

100.20

-

Closing

31--—

<

Range for 1951'

4.'

46.15

,

48.65 Feb

26

43.37Jan

High

2

1

246.02

6—

250.83

83.02




2—,

46.21

Apr.

3_

46.19

99.53

103.76

96.66

100.26

'

99.48

103.74

96.90

100.14

100.06

Apr.

4

99.34

103.54

97.34

100.29

100.13

Apr.

5

46.41

42.49

92.58

99.38

103.39

97.31

99.99

100.02

; 'Apr.

6

46.70

«,4

.

46.14

92.41

Low
.

.

.

.

,

.

1

-i:
,

100.05

90.99

42.43

42.13

80.60

82.85

Apr.
.

42.30

79.36

247.31

250,32

(•

H
f

•

100.32

246.63

5

.

t

Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date—

>

40

247.94

4

<
(

(35 Stocks)

Total

2

3

27/^

sales being transacted during current week.

§Reported in receivership.

—

31

trials

»,

.

(not included in year's range), f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend. hEx*
transaction (not included in year's range).
r Transaction for cat)*

year's

10

First
Grade

1

29

29%

1997—Jan-July
!

2012

■-

Below

•

40V«

90

58%

8

84'%

88

'

82

17

40

•

.

83.^

Under-the-rule

included

Stock and Bond Averages
v

'

(Plan A) ;

2%

■'

listed

«

56I
51%

56
51%

__

.

,

—

__

„

40

June-Dec

value,

par

A Bonds

84

■Umm

1957—

A7s series F 1952
A7s (July 1941 coupon)

77

—

.,

,

,

*Friday's bid and asked prices;
June-Dec

coupon)

—

—

,

.+

stamped

Odd-lot transaction

1

■

1955

1941

—

Mar-Sept

1921

principal.

Power Sec—

redeemed

.

70

70
17

e

11%

series

A7s

72

100% 101%

Jan-July

A6%s (Dec 1 1941 coupon) 1955

,

.

June-Dec

1958

AEx-coupon market

..

.

56

of)—

Government

A5'As

1963

RR—

(coupon on)

54

—

—

—

June-Deo

2008

2'/es

(ser A B C D E)

de Janeiro

Rio

to

-Interest reduced to

*68

Mar-Sept

»

—

Power

a

;.J;

*55
*55
*51

—

June-Dec

26sJ

37%, 39

(Plan A)

reduced

-l'As to 2'As

1953

NOV 1 1947 coupon 1953

Finland Residential Mtge Bank—
5s

1947--^

>21%

,

„1

«

Parana

ARussian

Green

1927)

May-Nov
April-Oct

9^

.

,

* 73%

60

-Jan-July

Water Lt & RR 5s 1956
Ercole Marelli Elec Mfg Co—
A6%s with Nov 1 1940 coupon
ex

65

May

1993

Elmira

A6%s

(issue of Oct

5

26

•

7s

5%

~

.

mortgage 4s series B

Eastern Gas

6%s stamped

AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972

Division—

mortgage 4s series A

A 1st

■,

(Peru)

9

Maranhao stamped (Plan A)
Interest reduced to 2%s 2008

A 7s

Delaware Lack & Western RR—

City

*7%

90.23

•

>kI

Range for 1950

Hlgh;'Low

■4

43.24 Dec 30
34.25 July II

-4

"4,
4

t-v

34

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1506)

Transactions at the New York Stock

Bank

Government

Bond

Bonds

Bonds

Bonds

Sales

—

$628,000

$102,000

1,280,830

2,308,000

210,600

2,518,600

-----

Tuesday

1,221,820

2,159,000

311,000

Wednesday

1,302,055

3.291,000

373,000

$15,000

3,679,000

Thursday

1,791,560

3,072,000

372,000

20,000

3,464,000

1,449,870

2,756,000

192,000

7,527,035

$14,214,000

$1,560,600

_

Friday

1—

.

Total.

2,948,000

$15,809,600

$35,COO

Jan. 1 to

Week Ended April 6
1951

of shares

Stocks—No.

1950

"

——

——

$35,000

Railroad & Industrial

$2,000

105,000

Total

-

28,505,300

5,000

$2,000

41,000

27,000

22,000

65,000

18,000

50,000

25,000

—

98,000
90,000

83,000

_

88,000

13,000

87,000

11,000

21,000

'119.000

$346,000

:

$96,000

$58,000

$500,000

349,475

;

Total

of

shares

18,580,900

270,122,800

273,364,400

$15,809,600

$20,021,900

$298,743,100

Jan. 1 to

-

Week Ended April 6
1950

April 6
1950

1951

1

2,231,926

1,(<19,110

35.107,251

28,135.604

Bonds

33,300,060

14,214,000

-

91,000

1551

177,000

1,439,000

$306,939,660

-

$22,000

228,790

$98,200

$10,000

1,560,600

Bank

Foreign

Total

Corporate

$10,000

268,850

._

Stocks—No.

Government

S.

U.

244,115

:

$12,000

';

Bonds

International

123,735

124,093,930

154,086,044

7,700,538

*___

Government

Domestic

Shares)

•

April 6

1951

1950

—7,527,035

:

2,470,000

______

Saturday—
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday

(Par Value)
Foreign

"

Week Ended April 6.1951

$730,000

Saturday

Bonds

Foreign

of

480,900

Monday

Exchange

Stocks
(Number

Foreign

Bonds

Shares

Week Ended April 6,1951

Total

and Miscel.

Number of

Monday, April 9, 1951

.

Daily, Weekly and Yearly
United States

Int'l

Railroad

.

Transactions at the New York Curb

Exchange

Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks

.

Domestic

$467,000

$6,071,000

$10,280,000

58,000

120,000

3,552,000

5,282,000

96,000

38,000

660,000

829.000

$500,000

Foreign government

$625,000

$10,283,000

$16,391,000

.

Foreign corporate
Total

OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE

FOR

WEEK

ENDED APRIL 0

Exchange

STOCKS

;>■

Sales

Last

Range

for Week

Sale Price

of Prices

Shares

stocks

Par

.100

American Tel & Tel
American

Copper

Bigelow-Sanford

"50
pfd.

Carpet 6%

Boston

Edison

Boston

.100

RR

-25

——"

39%
40

122
'

''

$40

100
100

paid

Stamped $50 paid
Maine RR—

158%

Feb

36%

Apr

46%

Jan

38 % Mar

44%

Feb

34

:vi7:

118%

122%

110.

117%

Jan

Feb

130

Jan

3,069

x40%

Jan

44

Jan

16%

50

16%

Jan

16%

Jan

6%

400

6%

Jan

6%

Personal

Boston

—V
100
5
1
10

Trust

Prop

Boston & Providence RR

Jan

18%

Calumet & Hecla——

Shares

Century

Trust—

Service

Cities

Eastern Gas
Common

15%

100

15% Mar

23%

24%

705

23%

Apr

26

Jan

82%

85

141

78%

Jan

85

Apr

170

8%

Jan

10%

Jan

39.15

Jan

94%

Feb

38.33

38.33

8%
38.44

84%

87

75

38.01

Jan

83%

,

Jan

V-'t 231

.

13%

13%

13%

11%

205

14% Mar

Jan

preferred series A
preferred B
preferred adjustment

1st

6%

6%

5%

15

58

63%

Jan

Apr

62

—

19 Va

84

58

Jan

62% Mar

355

37%

Jan

49

Jan

20%

350

18"%

Jan

21%

Jan

34%

50

37%

79%

95

83%

Feb

34% Mar

r

*

76% Mar

55

new

53%

55%

1,541

49%

Jan

56% Mar

28 %

Electric

Gillette Safety Razor Co

27%

28%

317

24%

Jan

30 V*

Ealdwin

Maine Central RR common

5

Service

1

Cos

20%

—20

New

England Tel & Tel
Hartford—

-100

North Butte Mining

.2.50

Apr

1%

Jan

50%

Jan

59%

Jan

32% Mar

38%

140

32%

220

9%

Jan

.

82%

Jan

22

Jan

Jan

110

Jan

82

278

69%

Jan

80% Mar

85%

22

83%

Jan

94 Va

29%

30%

135

29%

Jan

33% Mar

13%

13%

264

12%

Jan

194

City

10

,

Products
i

•

■

'

•

*
•
vi.j•

'

'

•

Power

.

•

.

-

20%

Jan

37%

Apr

36%

7

7%

Jan

10

17%

22%

10c

Feb

25c

54%

54%

5

52V4

51

52%

308

International Tel & Tel

*

16%

15%

16%

72

14%

Jan

17 y2 Mar

National

*

27%

27%

27%

35

26%

Jan

29 Vi

Jan

8

31%

31%

31%

94

30%

Jan

33

Jan

45%

45%

25

43% Mar

49%

Feb

5

General

Motors

new

Jan..

Distillers

—

Ohio

Oil

_*

-—-

Pepsi-Cola
Radio

■v

•

:

.

440

93%

Jan

104%

17%

Apr

25%

Southern

19 '/a

20%

34%

36%

53%

15

27%

26%

5

11%

11%

11%

*

24

*

Standard

Brands

(Ind)

Oil

Oil

(N

(Ohio)

10

Carbide

Steel

59%
102

25

9%

1

1

7%

200

7%

150

80c
7

Feb

8%

15%

Jan

17%

260

19%

Jan

24%

37%

275

40

40%

50

34%

Jan

41

59%

Jan

73%
49%

Jan

Jan

40%

Apr

Jan

59

Feb

604

40%

40%

40%

217

40

52%

54%

395

51%

12%

13

38

39%

280

11%

Jan

13%

1,630

34%

Jan

Building

Week's

Last

Range
of Prices

Shares

Low

Range Since Jan. 1
Low

Htgl*

High

10%

10%

16

9%

Jan

12%

25%

26%

53

23%

Jan

6%

Feb

340

3%

Jan

7%

16 %

Jan

19%

Feb

52%

48%

52"%

100

common_8%

35%

7.

4%

25

5%

50

74%

Motors

Crosley

6

4%

577

35

35%

558

33

20

Bear

Week's

Eagle Picher
Formica
Kahn

10

Ins

*

preferred

50

—

•
*

Kroger new

Lunkenheimer
P & G new common

Randall

33

Shares

Consumers

Continental

50

45%

Printing

Detroit

Apr

Detroit Gray

35%

Apr

Detroit

32% Mar

37"%

Gasket
Steel

1

1'

«...

__

43.




1,900

8%

Jan

620

27

Jan

Mar
Jan

Apr

27% Mar-

Jan

18%

Jan

14

Jan

18

Feb

225

22 y8

Jan

25% Mar

183

31

Jan

34% Mar

17

16%

1,408

25%

33%
9

9%

16%

27

16%

8%

4%
13

180

Jan

Feb

Eaton

5%

Apr

7%

Jan

&

Mfg

——.

—

Jan

76%

Feb

8%

325

Apr

11%

Jan

Jan

106

CO

3%

Jan

5%

579

,

26

1,000

26%

Apr

I

6%

430

6%

Apr

221/4

13.763

21%

Apr

23%

Feb

13c

21c

63,788

18c

Apr

24c

Mar

13

13

13

Mar

8%

Jan

9

Mar

Feb

Manufacturing

common

Trailer

Steel

_

_1

1

_

Gabriel

.

1

_

—1
_

5

_

22%

191

20% Mar

24%

Jan

Gar

705

39%

Feb

44

Apr

Gemmer

45% Mar

47

.

..

7%

Feb

Jan

General Motors

Jan

2%
•I.U.

27

40%

3

3

2%

2%

112

230

4,500

Mar

;

30

40%

Apr

3%

Jan

Apr

2%

36%

Jan

Jan

2%

Jan

22

22

200

22c

27

27

120

27

Jan
.

40%

Apr

3

Mar

-

3%

Jan
Jan"

2% Mar
30c

Feb

29%

Jan

7%

100

5%

Jan

6%

175

6y8

Jan

24

24%

650

15%

Jan

24% Mar

51%

_1

7%

6%

7%

10

23%

__

1,450

2%

Jan

52% Mar

-7% Mar

Jan

38%

,

30%

13

1,208

40%

2

.

.

Brewing
Friars Ale Brewing

650

2%

30

2%

1

Frankenmuth

9

26%

21%

1
1

Economy Baler

69%

4%

26%

22%

.

Corp

100%

37%

162

36%

20%

20%

101

19% Mar

10

Feb

70%

72%

12%

12%

13

111 %

11%

11%

Wood

1

Industries

Manufacturing

_

70% Mar

79%

Jan

Gerity-Michigan Corp
Graham-Paige Corp common
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical

230

11%

Jan.

14%

Jan

Hoover

360

11 %

Jan

12%

Feb

Hoskins

-

—

Jan

33%

)

.—2%

Iron

75

36%

43

9

11%

High

Jan

184

Jan

44

•

^

page

■»

Rights

Feb

4%

45%

.

12%

761

6%

56%

42

71%

Low
;

25%

16%

Range Since Jan. 1

3%

19c

Jan

45%

8

common

see

8%

4

27

10

common

Edison

Jan

44

•

Tor footnotes

"II

Motors

Jan

4%
32

45%

__

3%

12%

•

Cunningham Drug Stores

376

20%

__

Exchange

High

17

Power

741

8%

__

5

"B"

Western Bank

Low
4

5

_

Paper

5%

3"%

__

Apr

for Week

1

Michigan...

of

Bearing

74%

5%

74

__

•

Rapid
U 8

Market

Roller

Fruehauf

—•

Dow common

Feb
Feb

Sales

Range

Company

103% 103%

__

59%
38%

*

Curb Exchange

of Prices

Feb

1,219

Tel

&

Jan

47%

Jan

Apr

34%

Jan
Jan

27% Mar

18%

T P common
Street Railway—

O

N

54%
41

50;

38

33% Mar

WOodward 2-5525

___1

Rubber

Detroit

C

1-..-.

65 %

105% Mar

DETROIT

_—1

Brewing

Consolidated

18%

Cincinnati

34%

Last

Burroughs Adding Machine

18%

Cincinnati

Jan

43

Friday

Budd

for Week

10

Apr

90%

Sale Price

Big

10
♦
♦
Mach

Jan

59%

New York

STOCKS

Bower

Sales

Sale Price

Mill

Feb

23 ye

62

123

•

39 % Mar

Cincinnati Stock Exchange

Cincinnati

26 y2

170

60%

24

Detroit Stock Exchange

Baldwin

4%

Feb

Mar

Altes

Cincinnati Gas & Electric

12%

125

Par

Champion Paper
Churngold Corp

Jan

Midwest Stock

Feb

1,399

44%

__

11%

38%

Telephone:

Feb

43% Mar

69%

Balcrank

Feb

310

38% Mar

Jan

66%

Carey

Feb

..28%

56%

Exchange

Feb

33

43%

__

57 Ya

Jan

Feb

17

22%

__

Jan

25%

Feb

22%

Stock

Ford

1.00 Mar

Jan

30

16%

69%

♦"

51%

Members

Jan

20
1

90

130

Watling, Lerchen & Co.

Detroit

44%

American Laundry

54%

27%

42%

New York Stock Exchange

—*
25
25

Aluminum

Feb

38%

Feb

Jan

Par

20% Mar
41%

Jan

8%

stocks

Jan

Jan

Apr

41%

1%

3,465

Friday

12%

1 9% Apr
16%

55%

.

48%

9%

...

6 Ye Mar

Jan

34 %

34%

*

12.50

Apr

United Fruit Co
United Shoe Machinery common
6% preferred

.

.

240

56%

•

(new)

Westinghouse Elec

Mar

9%

'

52% Mar

V

115

:

34%

38%

98c

9%

39%

Jan

103%

23%

4——25,'.

i__

J)

138

25

*
12.50

4%

40

36%

1,900

40

Waldorf System Inc
Westinghouse Electric Corp

'

46

'

10%

20%

____—.

Co

Jan

10

* ;

9%

•

Indus '<#.
Sears, Roebuck i
Socony Vacuum

1%

—5

.

56 % Mar

15

140

CorD

Schenley

38%

Union Twist Drill

U S Rubber Co

54%

Jan

5%

10%

Jan

17%

26%

Torrington Co

Jan

49%

Apr

50

104%

Apr

*

Webster Inc

49 %

84

5%

33%

12% Mar

Jan

19%

17.

•

10
: /

Jan

11%

1,101

"7%

Feb

32%
49%

54%

Dept Stores

General Electric

Feb

700

2,562

21%

•

Apr

32%
49%

•

Federated

Mar

233

15c

12%

98c

10

32%

Feb

19%

~~

Mar

Jan

29%

Feb

31%

21%

...50

14

Feb

[ '

Light

&

13%

'

Feb

29%
,•

37%

Co

Association

Feb

78%

Standard

Mar

99

300

17%

II %

12% Mar

50

84%

Feb

1—50

Qulncy Mining Co
Reece
Folding Machine——

,

1%

35

38%

Pennsylvania RR

Stone &

200

12%

75%

Union

34

103

Mills

Shawmut

105

19%

-100

Rexall Drug

1%
53%

78%

Corp

Service

15

15c

104%

N Y New Haven &

Jan

1 %

25

Cities

75%

11%

12%

15%

12%
53%

;

347

50

9%

"1 15c

England Electric SyStem.

Jan

8% Mar

Jan

34

35

16%

31%
9%

4":

51

Apr

7%

33

Standard Oil

9%

60

33%

New

Pacific

287

Feb

42

222

8%

34

Jan

82%

105

«

I •
—III

Nash-Kelvinator
National

44%

8

441/4

25

11% Mar

530

16%

—100

preferred

5%

Mergenthaler Linotype new—
Narragansett Racing Assn

42

8%

Feb

158% Mar

Chesapeake & Ohio

U S.

Mathieson Chemical Corp

Jan

44%

Steel

79%

73%

81%
—100

48

Apr

38% Mar

«

Mining

70% Mar

10%

Cement Corp

41"%
149%

25

15

Benguet

Standard

11

71%

10%

Hathaway Bakeries
Copper

Kennecott

-

Jan

78%

47%

47%

20%

.100

63%

46%

.100

Employers Group Assoc
First National Stores

Lone Star

60%

34%

Eastern SS Lines Inc

General

60%

60 Vi

60
190

39

3

Packard Motor Car

Eastern Mass Street Ry—
.100

42%

41%
38%

10

Mfg

Ohio Edison

10

High

•

& Fuel Associates—

new

LOW

High

153% 153%

50

Armco Steel

Day

23%

8%

42%
153%

Mining

Columbia Gas

85
'•-'J'''1

*

luo

Telephone & Telegraph

Jan

15%

100

issued

when

Stores

Anaconda

Boston &
New

Range Since Jan. 1

Shares

Chrysler

43%

6%

6%

for Week

,

Stocks—

Bethlehem

16%

IvI

Low

Par

American

Avco

Range

of Trices

Feb

4%

Jan

3% Mar

50

121%

42%

42%

—

4

120

Allied

High

Jan

265

122

'.V4

121%

Boston Elevated Railway—

Stamped

Low

149%

2,811
342

'

1

Albany

&

36%
38%

■

Unlisted

Range Since Jan. 1

High
154%

—.

'

.100

Ridge Corp

Blue

Low

153

153%
39%

Woolen "

Anaconda

Last
Sale Price

Week's

Friday

Sales

Week's

Friday

Doston Stock

1,993

Ball

&

43

177

37%

Jan

46

Feb

Howell

Electric

11

11

100

10

Jan

11

Apr

Hudson

Motor

Motors
Car

5

1

_

1

—12%

46%

Feb

3

17%

52 %

2,038

4

4%

400

4

Apr

4%

Feb

3%

3%

325

2%

Jan

4%

Feb

2%

3

300

2%

Jan

3%

1,553

6
—

17%

17%

16

.-...2%

_

_

24%

«

10

Bearing

Manufacturing

40%

.

8

16

100

6

850

5%
18%

18y8

190

Feb

17%

Apr

20% Mar

15

Janr

16%

Feb

6%

Feb

5% Mar
16

Jan

20

Feb

-

Number 5001

Volume 173

.

.

Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The

.

(1507)

35

OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED

Friday
Last

Range

for Week

of Prices

Par

Kingston Froducts
Kinsel

Screw

Michigan

1—

Low

High

Sugar

6%

6Vb

235

6%

4%

4%

312

.

High

4% Mar

—1

Products

Jan

Jade

5

Jan

Kaiser-Frazer

Oil

Company

f>00

1%

Jan

2

Feb

Kansas Power & Light Co

300

2Va

Jan

3%

Jan

Kennecott

1%

1%

1%

400

1%

Apr

27%

27%

27%

270

25%

Jan

28

.—

20%

20%

100

20%

Jan

23%
4%

Jan

Kern

National

Stamping

Packard

Motor

Pfeiffer

2

3%

.1%

Jan

4
5%

4

4%

951

5%

5%

4,541

4%

1

4

3%

4

2,350

2%

Jan

—•

22

21'%

22

330

18%

Jan

..

Car

———_*

—

Products

Metal

Peninsular

Brewing

Copper

Feb

——-10

_

.

Jan

Jan

(H W)

~1—

& Co

River

Raisin

Rudy

Manufacturing

Scotten-Dillon
Sheller

2

6% Mar
4

Apr

22% Mar

McNeil

Lincoln
Loew's

Inc

Manufacturing

2%

10

12%

590

1%

Jan

1%

310

7%

Jan

9%. Mar

Magnavox

2%

450

Jan

2%

Jan

660

Jan

12%

Apr

Menasco

Mar

Merchants

2

11%
12%

1

15%

15%

15%

430

1

.—

Feb

16%

Jan

a74%

a72 a74%

195

75%

Jan

77%

Feb

58 Va

Jan

66

4%

4%

4%

200

%

Jan

22%

22%

130

19%

Jan

Jan

€y

5

class

Tube

B

common

1

a43%

Timken-Detroit Axle

_5

Distributors

Shirt

Walker

&

Wayne

Screw

Company

-1

9%
15%

1

common

Products—.;

1

9'%
15%

2

2

9%

5%

Jan

25

Mar

Middle

a43% a43%

10

Feb

Feb

15%

Feb

Motorola

2%

Jan

Mt

Power

34%

Jan

41%

Feb

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Pan

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baldwin

18%

Jan

5
25

150

4

(Unj

(Uni

Railway

preferred

5%

681

44 %

(Un)_100

(Un)__

Corp

Manufacturing

a.uo

52

39 %

(Un)_50

Co

18%

__

1

:

Corp

Rights

a57 % a57%

*

(Un)——— 10

uorp

1.15

5

Limited—1

Company

Clay

71

Jan

71

945

al54

38%

__

Jan

4

1

Co

Ohio

39

25

70c

__

Co

(Un)

RR

Aircraft

Oceanic

6%

American

450

2% Mar

16% Mar

15%

24

Pacific

American

Pacific

Northrop

,a26% a26%

J'j,
15%

1

(Un)

Northern

'
*

1

Corp

Central

Corporation

Dev

&

■-.[

'*

Par

Admiral

80c

3

North American Co

Range Since Jan. 1

2,725

77 %c

80c

•

for Week

Sale Price

STOCKS

York

Nordon

3,600

'3

__

1

North Amer Aviation Inc

Sales

175

'3

*

(Un)

50

145

isy,

1

Inc

National City Lines Inc
National Distillers Prod

Friday

26%

al6% al6%

__

1.75

1

Mining

Nash-Kelvinator

Los

gy

16aJ

_

20

Inc

Oil

Feb

1 00

Montgomery Ward & Co Inc (Un)
Diablo

7%

g

Corp

Co

25

Feb

Jan

1 00

1

Pictures

7

gyB

(Un)

Petroleum

Monogram

Feb

15

200

2,150

2

100

Jan

1.00

•

South Utilities

1% Jan

155

346

7ya

6%. Apr

8 %

7

Corp

Manufacturing

Montana
United

60%

7y„

Jan

17

263

60%
__

'

Standard

6y

10c

Un)

i

Mascot Oil Co

12%

2%
12

Feb

29c

16%

Co

Company

High

Jan

98

Biltmore Hotel Co

1%

7c

ai6% al67/8

(Un)

9%

6,500

"

4

cioby

Aircrait

1%

—

_1

common.,

&

Petroleum

Low

23c

8.75

(Un)

(Un)

^mpany

Llbby

Lockheed

9%

1%

—5

Paper

i7c

iUn>

corp

Co

Range Since Jan. 1

High

~~

County Land Co
Gas

Low

Mar

Los Angels
Rickel

Shares

1

_u

1%

5

Corporation

Corp

2%

Laclede
Murray

for Week

10c

2%

—*

common

Wheel

Motor

Sales

Range
of Prices

Par

8%

Apr

1%

2%

1

Week's

Last

Range Since Jan. 1

1

——

Drug

Masco

Low

Friday
Sale Price

STOCKS

Shares

1

Kaiser-Frazer

APRIL G

Sales

Sale Price

STOCKS

Week's

Jan

Jan

11%

Jan

18% Mar

Westinghouse

Zenith

Radio

Corp

(Un)

10c
•

—

—

14%
—

39%

9%
"•44%'
16c
a64%

3?%
9%
44%
15c
a63%

11%

Apr

25% Mar

28

Feb

1,210

12

Jan

14%

Apr

215

41

Jan

44%

Feb

Jan

39%

Apr

Apr

12

Jan

33

39%
P%
45%

1.569

34%

300

9%

17c
a65

14.500

713
350

44
8c

54

45%

Jan

Jan

17c

Mar

Jan

67%

Feb

Jan

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

3G

.

.

Monday, April 9, 1951

.

(1508)

OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE

FOR WEEK

ENDED APRIL 6
Week's

Sales

Last

Range

for Week

Sale Price

of Prices

Shares

Friday
STOCKS

Hallicrafters

CHICAGO 3, ILL.

SALLE ST.

105 SO. LA

Harnischfeger
Heileman
Hibbaid

Members:

;

Midwest Stock Exchange

LISTED AND

EAU CLAIRE

LaCROSSE

25%

25%

550

25% Mar

27%

Feb

41%

42%

341

38%

Jan

44%

Feb

3% Mar

4%

Jan

"

3%

3%

300

5

27%

27%

200

23%

Feb

27%

Apr

common-

—1

4%

4%

75

3%

Jan

5

Mar

13%

18%

18%

350

Mar

10%

9%

10%

1,350

Co_

Chemical—5

&

Packers.

Ltd

Last

Range
of Prices

Par

Laboratories

Corp

Low

1

—

Advanced

Alurn

Castings

5

Gas Equipment
Alleghany Corp (Un)

1

Apr

55

Jan

18% Mar

•

26%

26

26%

800

25%

Jan

27%

21%

21%

21%

600

21 % Mar

23%

Allied

Laboratories

Kansas

City

27%

Jan

33%

Jan

Kansas

American

Invest

American

Rad

American

Tel

(Un)

1,000

Jan

29

Feb

Katz

7%

7%

46%

Mar

11%

Apr

Jan"

Feb

Drug

Co

(111)

34 %

__

4%

*

Jan

18

Jan

Anaconda

Tel

&

Jan

15% Mar

19%

100

14%

2,100

153% 153%

Co

100

(Un)

&

Asbestos

1,100

(111)

'

Products

Corp

Automatic

Washer

Gas

Lamson

Mfg

Bendix

3
10

Co__

Aviation

Benguet

1

—

20»/4

158 %

24%

24%

200

24

Mar

26

Jan

16%

16%

1,500

10%

10%

350

20%

21%

500

lp

(Un)

44%

Feb

Libby

51%

Jan

Jan

Booth

Fisheries

_1

Jan

7%

Jan

5

5

100

4% Mar

5%

Jan

15% Mar

17%

15%

5
4
10
*

Co

17%

200

7 J/8

7%

7%

1,900

7

Jan

15

Jan

14%

Jan

16

200

17

400

39

16%

16

16%

16

*

39

20

12%

Jan

Lonergan

1%

Jan

1%

Feb

Louisville

Gas

27%

Jan

32%

Corp

17%
12%

7%

200
1,000

6%

Jan

8%

Jan

Marshall

Field

2%

1%

Feb

3%

Jan

8%

2,100

7%

Jan

8% Mar

20%

350

17%

Feb

8%

'

Feb

10%

Feb

19

Jan

23

Feb

100

63

Jan

80

Mar

4%

2,300

3

Feb

31

31%

300

30'A

Jan

32% Mar

20%

20%

300

71

71

._*

—*
*

31%

Co

Metropolitan Brick Inc
Mickelberry's Food
Products

4
1

6%

Co

&

Cement

Portland

Medusa
>

Elec

&

Utilities

(George W)

Brach

&

Sons

52%

1%

6%
55

17%
12%

16 %

11%

(E

J)

*

.

Shoe Co Inc

Bruce

L)

(E

Budd

Co

Burd

15

i—

Co—

Piston

Butler

Middle

Midwest

Piping

Hart vtc common

500

50%

Apr

59%

Feb

500

1%

Jan

1%

Feb

900
200
750
1,000

4%

Jan

8

Feb

South

—

31

31

Apr

38%

Feb

200

38%

Jan

700

6

Apr
Jan

43

6%

9%

200

9% Mar

18%
•-

900

38%

18%

600

18 Va Mar

32

"5%

31%

6%

IS%

—1

32

100

32

Feb

5

Mar

49%

Jan

60

Jan

17%

Apr

Modine

10 %

Motorola

12 % Mar

Jan

Mfg Co

Mar

Ring

12%

Jan

20

60%

Jan

70%

Apr

12%

Feb

300

16% Mar

17%

Jan

47

Apr

53 % Mar

Nash-Kelvinator

11%

Jan

13%

National

Standard

Tile

50

200

50

300.

Feb

55%

Apr

Muter

Jan

51

24%

24%

50

20%

Jan

Pacific

(Un)

Carr-Consolidated
Castle

H)

(A

Centlivre
Central

&

J.

17%

1.200

16 %

Jan

18%

11%

11%

11%

Apr

13%

14

100
1,100

10% Mar

14

12%

15%

Feb

Jan

'

Company

Corp
West Corp

South

&

Jan

29%

Aviation

American

North

American

Car

American

Illinois

Central

111

Cherry

Co

Light

Burrell

Secur

Corp

Corp

common

—

•
1
5

(Un)

100

3%

Jan

5%

Chicago Corp common
Convertible
preferred

15%

Apr

15%

Jan

3%

700

3 %

Jan

3%

Jan

1,500

13%

Jan

14%

33%

33%

2%
10%

„

34%

400

3
10%

32%

200

35%

Jan

Stock
Ohio

f

3%

Feb

Packard

12%

Jan

Pan

32"%

34%

32%

1,000

38%

Apr

Feb

14%

300

12%

Jan

16%

Feb

65

350

64

Jan

65%

23%

100

22%

Jan

91

Jan

__

100

25

City

Products

Cleveland

4%%

23%
100

Corp

Cliffs

79%

80

100

29%
101

*

79%

85

85

&

common

Foods Inc

69%

Jan

Coleman

(The)

Columbia

Gas

Co

Jan

94

29%

29%

29%

24

22 %

24

2,800

22

System

Vultee

Consolidated

87%

88

500

87

5%

50

Consumers

Co

Consumers

Power

Container

preferred

Potter

6f America

Corp

Crane-Company
Curtiss-Wright Corp

Feb

Public

Pure

100

30%

Jan

200

29

Feb

31

13%

13%

1,400

12% Jan

29

29%

4,600

27%

Jan

1

17%

17%

100

17%

Jan

45
33%

45 V*

7

30%

Feb

49

33%

1,000

31

Jan

34% Mar

13%
29%

-

__

33%

__

9%

25

Dodge Manufacturing Corp
Domestic

Finance

Corp

Chemical

Co_

Du Mont Lab Inc

8"%

35

9%

du Pont

16

300

de Nemours

Kodak

5

(Un)

Erie

Railroad

Four-Wheel

-*

29'A

Jan

34

1

15

14

*

3,600

Jan

16V8

1%

1%

700

1%

Jan

3%

Jan

Co

8

32

31%

32%

500

30%

Jan

32%

Jan

*

46%

46%

46%

100

43"% Mar

49%

Feb

-*

5%

5%

5%

5,300

(Un)_2%
*
5
25

11%

11

11%

500

10% Mar

12%

25

25

100

22%

25

9

100

8V4 Mar

10Va

Jan

21% Mar

25 %

Jan

Bancorporation

warrants

(Un)

Car

World Airways

Co

Co
prior

Coal

common

preferred

Corporation

General

Electric

Co

General

Finance

Corp

5%

(Un)
common

preferred series A____

General
General

Gibson

Motors

Corp

Outdoor

Steel

Public

14

Radio

Jan

.

■

Mar

'

R-K-O

Theatres

Rath

21-

Raytheon

Feb

Mar

-

(Un)

Pictures .Corp

29% Mar

Corp

Packing Co

Manufacturing

Co—.

13%

Jan

21%

21%

100

19%

21%

2,800

9%

10%

4%

1,300

Jan

Jan

6% Mar
Feb

Apr

21

10%

Apr

9%

26%

Jan

19%

12%

Jan

14

Mar

Jan

100

14

Mar

50

14

14

10

Jan

14%

Feb

13%

Jan

16%

Jan

13

13

13%

13%

100

•

29%

29%

700

27%

Jan

30

Feb

47%

47%

100

46%

Jan

54%

Feb

33%

34

600

33%

Apr

47

Feb

18%

20%

3,200

16%

Jan

21

Mar

•
1
—1
10
5

20

3%
3%
25%

Remington Rand

Jan

40

Feb *>

8%

Apr

11 %

Jan

Richman

27%

Jan

(Un)

400

10"%

1,400

8s,'a

8%

300

7%

Jan

10% Apr

12%

Jan

9% Mar

St

Louis Public

10%

Jan

12%

Feb

Schwitzer-Cummins

4%

Jan

5%

Jan

Sears

86%:

83"%

86%

200

79%

Jan

92%

Feb

17%

17

17%

1,100

15%

Jan

19

*

91

89

91

400

82'/a

43%

43%

43%

200

43% Mar

135

135

135

48

„

135

135

3

20%

8

22%

1
•

Jan

92% Mar

48%

Jan

119%

Jan

145

Mar

114

Jan

152

Mar

19%

500

Jan

24%

Roebuck

&

41%

•

Co

8%
35%

10

*

*

Utilities

8

1

500

14%

Jan

18% Mar

800

40%

Apr

49%

Feb

7%

600

7

Jan

8%

Feb

42%

650

41

Jan

8%

2,500

41%
8%

43% Mar

35%

10

Feb

700

43

34

36

Jan

44

Mar

1,000

34

Apr

41 %

12

Jan

17

51%

Jan

57%

Feb
Feb

16

16%

350

54%

54

54%

1,100

7%

Jan

Jan
Mar

12

12

12

200

12

Apr

13

15%

14

15%

400

13%

Jan

16%

34%

37%

5,750

26%

Jan

38

Mar

20

20

17

Jan

21

Feb

37%

38%

1,200

34%

Jan

39%

Feb

6%

6%

700

5% Mar

6%

Jan

27%

26%

27%

1,100

25%

Jan

28%

Feb

5
2

11%

11%

11%

3,200

11%

Jan

12%

Jan

12 %

11%

12%

600

11%

Feb

10%

9%

10%

300

Apr
9% Mar

14%

*

13%

Feb

25

60%

59%

60%

800

59% Mar

25

104%

102% 104%

300

90%

Steel" Strapping

•
*

36

Sinclair

Oil

•

38%

Prod

Shellmar

Corp

Corp

Society Brand Clothes Inc
Socony Vacuum Oil (Un)

8

200

7% Mar

9%

Jan

2%

800

2%

3%

Feb

Southern

Jan

Co

Inc

Standard

&

Gas

Electric—

54%

400

49%

Jan

6%

200

6

Jan

8%

100

8

Mar

8% Mar

52%

2,800

46%

Jan

Feb

1
15

100

193^

400

19%

Apr

19%

18%

100

17

Jan

19% Mar

Stewart-Warner

Corp

10'

700

Jan

11%

Stone

Corp

Feb

66

52% Mar

18%

18%

17%
42%

1

19%

9%

__

16%

com—10

St

51%

__

12

Louis

of

Co

Inv

8"%

52%

Feb
Jan

Apr

Corp class B common

Serrick

6%
__

Feb

9%

42%

1

—

Co

54 %

*

Jan

5%
26 %

Feb

2%

__

4%

Jan

Mar

7%

__

Apr

3%

25% Mar

500

7

•
1.40

Service A com

Electric Co
Schenley Industries (Un)„

250

__

v

35 % Mar

34V\

10%

Co

Bros

750

*

25

40%

17%

*

32%

4%

*

500

10

9%

10

50c
•
2%

(Un)

10%

5

v

4

3%

200

3%
25%

•

•

4%

Refrigerator Co

Safety Razor Co new

Mar

5

America

Corp of

-

56% Mar

6%

Feb

Standard

Oil

Indiana

of

Standard Oil

9%

Apr
Feb

Oil Co

Steel

Sterling

(Ohio)

Container

28%

300

24%

Jan

30%

Feb

Sunbeam

(Un)

•
•

28

Co

32%

33

400

28%

Jan

36%

Feb

Co

(W H)

•

11%

113%

11%

700

10%

Jan

12%

3%

3%

3%

1,600

2%

Jan

4%

Feb

Sunray

11%

11%

950

Feb

Swift & Co

105% Mar
Feb

34

35

400

33% Mar

38

22%

22%

200

22

Jan

24% Feb

15

35

1
5
5
1
—1
*
5

Jan

15

100

14

Mar

15%

Jan

17%

17%

300

15%

Jan

19

Feb

10%

10%

900

9%

Jan

12

Jan

30%

32 %

600

Jan

35% Mar

50

51%

400

42%

Jan

52%

Feb

17%

17%

18

550

17

JaD

19

Feb

19%

18

19%

2,900

17%

Jan

21%

Feb

34%

34%

300

34

91%

91%

91%

100

84%

15

32%

28%

Jan

1

10

Products

Corp' (Un)

Sundstrand

Dossard

common

(Un)

Spring

Aluminum

Glidden

(Un)

(N J)

Standard

Studebaker

Gillette

Jan

19

*

Co

Car

(Un)

Co

10%

5

Advertising

Mar

1

(The)

Standard
General

15

8%

50
33%c
2.50
1

(Un)
Corp

Co

Service of Indiana common

Oil

Spiegel
General Box

Feb

1,400

4%

10

Auto

18 V;

34

10%

*

Drive

Feb

32%

1

_10

Eddy Paper Corp (The)
•Electric Controller & Mfg

Jan

19

34

200

34

„

class A_10o

(Un)

26%

10% Mar

Signode

(E I)

Eastman

Apr '

Feb

1,600

10%

13

(Allen B)

400

18%

Jan

Securities

Dow

15% Mar

10

10

class A

400

17%

Republic Steel Corp
Rexall Drug (Un)

34

1

Cleveland Nav (Un)

&

1,600

16

1,600

Sangamo
Detroit

21

15%

33% Mar

30

1
1—_

18%

16

Feb

10%

Motor

Pressed

Feb

32%

20

(Un)

21

Feb

6%

19

Co

Feb

29%

__

•

Continental Motors Corp

36% Mar

17%

Circle

31%

Apr

32%

__

*

(Un)

22%

Jan

10

conv

25%

Jan

23

Aircraft

Jan
Jan

4%

Feb

50

(Un)

Edison

18%

1,100
200

32

6%

18%

R-K-O

Commonwealth

1,900

36%

6%

16%

American

90

Mar

88

5

Inc

21

35%

6%

10

Pepsi-Cola

80% Mar

82%

1

1

20

36%

10

Corpi

Quaker Oats Co
Clinton

Mar

9% Mar

1

(Un)

Pennsylvania RR

Feb

1,200

100

:

Iron

12

Jan

(Un)—

Peabody

Mar

100

76%

10

preferred

Jan

7%

Feb

*

Chrysler Corp
Cities Service Co

9%

850

19

Co
purchase

Oil

Perfect
'

200

8%

17%

Edison

Jan

2

13%

*

common

Mar

10%

8%

I"
Mfg

10% Mar

1,150
200

64%

Chicago

Co

51

Feb

65

Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac Ry
Towel

38% Mar

Jan

10

Northwest
Oak

15 % Mar

__

*

28% Mar

Jan

40%

21

Jan

800

25%

14%

33%

25
1

Jan

36%

200

•

(Un)—*

Patterson-Sargent

Chesapeake & Ohio

23 "A

200

47%

1
•

Co

Ohio

Central

100

36%

10%

8%

5

Co

Mfg—
New York Central RR (Un)

North

~

Feb

3%

15%

3%

15%
3%*
14%

50c
5

Brewing

21%

3%

24%
__

10

26 %

46 J/2

10

(Un)

Corp

&

North

Jan

15%

25
1

Biscuit

Co

26%

2.50
50c

Co—;

Northern States Power (Minn)

Canadian

26%

29 % Mar«5

16%

„

1

16%

Feb

50

17%

10

common

47

15%

Jan

11%

16%

3

Ring

100

6%

100

36%

Inc

1,050

Jan

35

950

16%

*

Piston

Jan

19% Mar

5%

25

Cement

Missouri Portland

Jan

Feb

10%

11%

5

1

Co

7%

11%

-10

1

Minneapolis Brewing

14 %

—

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Apr

9%

*

Supply—i

&

preferred

prior

$1

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51.

2.50

'

(Un)

Bros

/

1

18%
67%

47

18%

5

:

Brown & Bigelow
Brown

17%
67%
12%

10

Corp—

Corp

4%

38%

*

Inc

20% Mar

Jan

National

Borg

19% Mar
40

4

20 %

(Ky)_

Muskegon
Borg-Warner

Feb

17%

Feb

6%
53%

__

Feb

7% Mar

Jan

37% Mar

500

71

1
*
1

Mfg class B

10%

300
400

9%

9

9%

7

Lindsay Lt & Chem common

1,800

1%

6%

*
1
5

Jan
Mar

18

Jan

17

•

Berghoff Brewing Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Sinks Manufacturing Co

Feb

22%

5%

Lincoln

11%

50%

__

20

17% Mar
13

14%

16%

17

-

Co

Jan

9% Mar

700

McNeil & Libby
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38 % Apr

42% Mar

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16%

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1%
30

20%

52%

24%

10%

1,550

Miller &

5

Jan

Feb

Mining—

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31%

University—-—5

Sessions

&

8

8%

Mar

6%

$2.50 preferred

7%
2%

3

Co

25

6

(Un)

Co

1%
29%

„

4

Corp

Mfg

1,000 >
900

2,100

1

,-

Extension

Salle

Laclede

16% Mar

Jan

150

26%

■

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Switchboard &

10%

11

Oil

Avco

Belden

44%

'

5

common

38% 40'A
43% 44%
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1
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Athey

Co

153%

50

(Un)

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Mining

Copper

Armco Steel

San

7%

25%

•

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Stand

&

Feb

7%

f

Laclede-Christy Co

19% Mar

12%

19%

~

(Un)

Knapp Monarch Co

Feb

Apr

13

14%

__

40%

34%

1,500

15%

15'/a

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Jan

7%

Jan

1,050

35

Jan

Jan

6%

395

26%

*
8.75

Light

Power 3s
Light

Co

Island Lime & Transport

Kellogg

11% Mar

3% Feb

500

4

Jan

9

1,000

33%

8%

7

200

10%

11%

1

(Un)—2.

Power &

23%

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Elec (Un)

&

Light

300

La

American Airlines

Gas
&

500

__

1

Jan

Feb

10
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe—*
Laughlin Steel Corp
10

cSi

Kellev

Affiliated

Jan

13%

46%
26

14%

28% Mar

49

29%

24%

Jan

Mar

100

44%

25%

12%

200

28%

42

26

300

High

Low

High

600

13%

Feb

16%

46%

10

37%

Jan

49

29%

—5

Co

32%

15%

Illinois

Jones

61%

500

49

Power

Johnson

Range Since Jan. 1

51% Mar

16%

Jowa

Shares

Week's

28%

100

*

Tel

International

Sales
for Week

Sale Price

Admiral

15

7.50

Paper (Un)
& Tel (Un)

International

Iowa

Steel

.

100

52

13 %

27%
13%

Minerals

29%

33% .34%
26%
27%

34%

International

Jan

30% Mar

52

„

*

Harvester

Feb

11%

Feb

8%

20

Jan

18

29%

„

compilation of the round-lot transactions only.
Friday

Acme

1

„•

International

Abbott

—

Steel

International

A

Jan

25%

Indianapolis Power & Light

Midwest Stock Exchange

28%

Apr

1

Products

Steel

Inland

STOCKS

:«■

Feb
Apr

35%

41%

SECURITIES

UNLISTED

Indiana

MADISON

200

8%
21

1

Independent Pneumatic Tool
MINNEAPOLIS

35%

33%

High

Jan
Mar

19

750

J.—

Brick

Press

35%

7%

3,600

8%
21

19%

Jan. 1

Low

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Huttig Sash & Door common

Hydraulic

MIDWESTERN

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Corp
Brewing Co

(G)

Spencer

21

Range Since

High

7%

8%

—1

Co

Corporation

Hupp

Chicago Board of Trade

1

Co

Instrument

Hammond

Telephone Central 6-0780
;

Low

Par

DAYTON Si GERNON

Graham-Paige Corp

(Un)

Gray Drug Stores

•

—

__

__

11% Mar

13

Texas

Great Lakes Dredge
Greif

Bros

Greyhound
Griesedieck

& Dock

•

(Un)

3

Corp

Western

Brewery

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2

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25

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17%

250

15%

Jan

Feb

Texas

Gulf

18%

600

13%

Jan

19%

Feb

Texas

Utilities

11%

700

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12%

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25 %

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Machine

11

17 %

•

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Corp

Producing
Co

Products

Co

common
—,

10

Jan

40

Jan

94%

Feb
Apr

25

26

5

%

25

100

26%

200

25
Apr
25% Mar

25

26

27%

Feb

34

—

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Mar

34

100

34

40%

Jan

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7,000

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Number 5001

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

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.

(1509)

37

OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
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<

Friday

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STOCKS

.

Week's

Range
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Radio

Truax-Traer
208

So

Union

La

2
5

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Coal

Salle

Carbide

Street

k

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26%

25 %

100

23

4%

3,500

4

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15%
52

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56%

54%

56%

2,100

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28%

27

28%

300

(Un)__J__l

(Del)

49%

4Mi

4%

4Va

200

431/3

41y4

43i/2

2,900

Corp

Apr

53% Mar

59 y4

,

Air

Reduction Co

29% Mar

American

Airlines

3%- Jan

Jan

American

Car

41 Va Mar

47%

Jan

American

Factors

Amer

Van Dorn Iron

Westinghouse
White

Works

*

Electric

Motor

Corp

common

World

&

150

10% Mar

12

Feb

American

Smelting & Refining

1,900

34%

Jan

39%

Apr

American

Tel

26%

26%

100

26%

Apr

16%

300

15 V*

Feb

17% Mar

American Viscose Corp (Un)
American Woolen Co common

12%

12%

1,900

14%

Anaconda Copper Mining (Un)
Anglo Calif Natl Bank—

12%

15%

5

12 y4

13

—

15%

12 %

5

13

50

%

12% Mar

Jan

Jan

15%

Feb

5

12V4

Apr

15'/2

Feb

50

11%

Jan

14% Mar

200

50'%

13%

100

50 Vi

59%

Apr

(Un)_*

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100

(Un)

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American Tel & Tel
Arundel Corporation

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1st

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20%

20%

20%

33%
1497/a

Jan

435

14%

Jan

17%

181/a

Jan

21% Mar

1,494

Jan

158 Va Mar

Feb

13

Corp

13

12 %

*

ZZ,

663

12% Mar

5

1,239

4% Jan

2%

•

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107

13%

100

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13

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13%

76

15%
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Apr

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Jan

17%,.;. 16%

17%

689

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18%

78%

7 6 Va

79 %

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68%

•

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8%

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470

20%

Jan

40%

42%

1,053

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Jan

45%

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68%

68%

40

65

Jan

71% Mar

52%

51

52%

6,147

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Jan

52% Mar

General

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90

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Apr
Mar

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50

11

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Jan

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2174

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1674

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60

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253

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&

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25

Feb

Jan

Mar

1.50

77

10

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1,000

33

25
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45%

1.90

33

100

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470

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25

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5

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32% Mar
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n

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1

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9% Mar

22

Feb

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Celanese
Central
Chic

Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Valley RR

Jan
Jan

Feb

f

prelerred

59%

46%
44

9'%

(Un)

Cement

Chesapeake &

Hudson Pulp &

Jan
Jan

(Un)

Caterpillar Tractor Co

2374 Mar

42%

_

927

24,976

—

(Un)__13

Canada

Case

Electric Storage

3274

(Un)__75c

Packing Corp common
Dry Ginger Ale (Un)
Canadian Pacific tty (Un)

Jan

10%

8% Mar

821/4

597/8

411/4 Mar
39

...

10c

California

80% Mar

Jan

60

.

Feb

157 % Mar

loo

Sullivan

&

74 a5874

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(Un)

Hill

Jan

,

Calaveras

25

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150%

Feb

(Un)

Corp

Borg-Warner Corp

Jan

17%

2% Mar
13%

Borden

Jan

5%

79%

3

Benguet Cons Mining Corp (Un)
Bethlehem Steel (Un)
Bishop Oil Co
Blpir Holdings Corp
(Un)

Feb

38

103

1,353

17

15% Mar

Feb

10c

(Un)

common

Ohio RR

Aviation

20

79%

P10

Boeing Airplane Co (Un)

preferred-,

Publishing

36

154%

16%

10

Co common

Chrysler Corp
Curtis

153

Bendlx

High

LOW

Securities

Baltimore &

37%. Jan

Jan

all

al61%

Engine—2.50

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Baldwin

Range Since Jan. 1

High

34%

153%

•

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
5%%

36

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Atlantic City Elec Co

Budd

Shares

Low

•

Baltimore'Transit

for Week

Feb
Jan

127/8

1,256

154

,

5

Diesel

Wedge
Mfg Corp common

Avco

Sales

Range

Par

Stores

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Week's

Imperial

(Un)

36%

18

.

ft

16% Mar

161/2

70c
80c
a47% a47%

—

100

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Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
of Prices

Corp

Feb

Jan

13% Jan

280

5

(Un)

64 %

60

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80c

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90

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3%

120

,

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30%

625
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29%

26%

18

401/4

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25

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Arkansas Nat Gas Corp class A
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(111)
(Un)

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154

50

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310

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—

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39%

2

Publishing Co

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Foundry

&

3

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for Week
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38%

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&

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•

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(Un)

4%

Jan

23

1

Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co
Allied Chemical & Dye (Un)

Feb

of Prices

Par

/

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Mar

52

Jan

Sales

Range

Sale Price

Feb

18%

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Exchange

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Last

Feb

4% Mar

Jan

4

20

27%

Friday

STOCKS

,

Mar

35

Jan
Mar

15%

200

.

•

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8

250

52

United Air Lines Inc (Un)__
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33%

15%

__

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Carbon

High

Low

25 %

25 %

5

Shares

32%

1

Co

San Francisco Stock

Range Since Jan. 1

High

:

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Low

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for Week

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ENDED APRIL 6

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17

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17

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Apr

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common-...*

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6%

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23%

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23%

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32%

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Crucible Steel

„•

preferred

6%

46%

44%

46%

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41%

Jan

47%

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1%

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100

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21

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Zellerbach

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Paper

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common

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Feb

Jan

Jan

1,012

2,492

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475

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Public Service El k Gas common

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27% Mar/

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50

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311

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22%

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6%

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32 %

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3974

3974

377

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39%

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6

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125

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20

50

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*

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131/2

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274

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475

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37%

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17%

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STOCKS

•

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common

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.

Monday, April 9, 1951

.

.

OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
FOR WEEK ENDED

RANGE

Friday

Sales

Last

Range

for Week

Sale Price

ol Prices

Shares

STOCKS

Par
Middle

Mindanao
M

J

Utilities

South

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M

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Power

pfd

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Morrison-Knudsen Co
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
National

Auto

Y

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11%

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22

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5%

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180

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Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
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1,200

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22

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8

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46

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39

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Jan

63

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Canada

14

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35%
107

130

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1,930

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11

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1.885

39

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93

43%

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Mar

28'A

12

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Jan

7

59

.25

preferred

Cottons

Canadian

25 Va Mar

Apr

9%

355

v

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American

Mills

19%

1,155

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125

Traction

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510

11

•

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7%
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43%

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British

7

Feb

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11

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British

Feb

19%

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Brazilian
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54

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57

common

series

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19%

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24%

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Aluminium

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25

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com—

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Shares

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55%

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preferred

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Algoma

*

common

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for Week

of Prices
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Feb

59

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Canadian Celanese

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18%

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Volume 173

Number 5001

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1511)

CANADIAN
RANGE

Friday

Week's

Last

Range

Shares

STOCKS

M

v

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General

Steel

Wares

•

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5%
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Hamilton
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•

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common

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16

86

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17%

25

84

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106

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11,356

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31%

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Canadian

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32

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28

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34

35

25

31

Jan

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25

28

Feb

30

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11

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Feb

Nickel

of

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Jan

international

23

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Mar

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7%

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39

5,137

37

Mar

42%

Feb

Canadian

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4

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Apr

139 Va

Jan

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6

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52

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1,591

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Mar

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Feb

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Jan

27%

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14

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14

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common

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preferred

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Feb

10

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115

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117

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10

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28

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20

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225

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72%

580

61%

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73%

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25

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27%

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7

13,093

—

Worsteds

100

163

67

53

Feb

Jan'-.

1.10 Mar

Mar

33 V2 Mar

1.060

78

22 Va

—

•

1.00
6.00

*

Ltd

rM**,,1eries
1

"

38 Va

*

Paper Co Ltd

Mfg

Jan

100 V4 Mar

40

29%
'

al63

•

25

Jan
Jan

*

Steel Products Ltd

Jan

19 V2

50

Ltd

Corp

Grain

Fleet

Ford

28

A

Works

Linoleum

&

Federal

28 V2

Mar

Limitee class

Frere

Eastern

,

Feb

50%

190

-

11%

8%

14 V2 Mar

4,103

a33%a33%

V2

26 V2

35

16

16%

100

25

4.75
80c

Jan

a85

19 %

90c

Jan

20

11%

__

*

...

11

25%

a33 V2

A

sec

*

L)

.20'

25

•

common

Preferred

(R

Jan

"

Ltd

Standard

7%

*

common

'80c

2,700

37

18

Div

11•

.

28%

preferred

8.00
45

3

&

25

Alcohols

Investment Foundation

,

3.70

25

•

Power Corp of Canada

0

8%

38

pfd——5

Ltd

(Placer Development
Powell
River Co

8%
a69

•

25

12

common

common

Jan

13 Va

25

25

Ltd

Jan

26 %

35

%

6%

3.25

38

13Va

29

Penmans

17

38V2

38

j.

Tubes

a3.50

38V2

__

13 %

77%

Page-He.rsey

Jan

a3.50

4

»

•

Steel

4,40

•

•

Ontario

Jan

Ltd

•

7,7c. preferred

•

920

Crain

___40

Mills

Jan

4.15

Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd

National Steel Car Corp
Flour

Feb

37%

Apr

Noranoa

Ogilvie

25

Jan

Apr

*

preferred

Mines

Jan

33

13

*

A

Chemical

21

102

•

;

preferred

&

28

1,670

Jan

•

Breweries

a22

36V2

Mar

•

Drug

Feb

11

'

National

62%

101

7V»

Locomotive

National

Jan

10

*

Montreal Telegraph

Morgan

50

200

*

class

85

13

18

2

Ltd

Feb
Jan

102

100

Breweries

51%
29

33%

36V2

0

Ltd

Jan

Jan

a22

__

1

Co

Apr
Feb

4.00

•

•

Lumber

Apr

Feb

101%

32

Class B
Montreal

a60

•

21

100

50

101 Vz

18

(Robt)

Molsor.

a55%

a60

Ltd

Jan

26%

50

32

A

-

105

21%

*

common..

Oil

23

25

29

193

*

Corp Ltd common:.."

McColl-Frorrtenac

Jan

51

29

562

•

5% preferred
Massey-Harris new

,

705

21V2

51

26

18

B

Mailman

12 V4

50

32

:

class

Jan

50

0

:

Export

9

•: 25

•

class A

Ltd

MacMillan
Class

:

common

Acceptance

Bros

130

21

common

Dominion

Laurenticle

IOV2

50

common

—

49%

25%

_

100

Ltd

Mar

13

Corp_

—

Lake of the Woods

47

9%

Jan

55%

7%

Ltd—

Service

preferred

1,170

51

Paper common

Western

6V»

>

Jamaica

49 V2

21

:

137

distribution
Utilities

47%

*

Preferred

37 %

Petroleum Co Ltd

International

39

7.50

common

Power

Mar

10%

Company

Marconi

5

_

International

96

_5

Investments

Canadian

13% Mar

Jan

8

20%

Feb

1,000

*

_•

Ltd

Canadian

-100

preferred

preferred
International Paper

Co

Canadian Industries

Feb

Feb

13%

22,340

100

34'A Mar

a30

13

12 V2

Fairbanks-Morse

7Vs

—32

„:

1%

stock

Sugar
Malting Co Ltd

Apr

Dominion

Canadian

International

Ex

Canada

*

15V4 Mar

Jan

98

Jan

-100

preferred

T/t

39% Mar

Jan

Jan

11

11%

1

62

6%

15

78

12 V2

"

■

High

66
.

100

Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd

Jan

24 Va Mar

al2V2 al3V2

preferred

&

Low

al4al5V2

al3 V2

1

Range Since Jan. I

High

al5V2

preferred

11%

325

Low

49 %

1st

27%

I

common

Shares

*

common

convertible

55 % Mar

A

1

Coal

;

coin__

preferred

Intercolonial

.'

Li— —25

J_„;

preferred
Industrial Acceptance

38%

for Week

*

Canada

4%

•

Sales

Range
of Prices

Par

A

B

Brown

310

86

Week's

Last

High

Jan

460

16

48 Va ' 48 Va

0

Smelting—

&

Low
570

*

'

—50

Bay

20 V«

105% 105 Va
;
a24 % '
a 25

16

Paper

High

20 Va

"100

Eridge

Smith

Hudson

Par

f

-

common——

Friday
Sale Price

STOCKS

Range Since Jan. 1

''

.*■
V

APRIL 6

for Week

of Prices

ENDED

Sales

Sale Price

LISTED MARKETS

FOR WEEK

•*.

Ontario

&

Corp

Paper

—

Royal Metal Co Ltd

r

470

25%

Jan

33

Feb

596*

24%

Feb

28%

Feb

455

10 Ve Mar-

11%

Jan.

13%

100

13%

Apr

13%

Apr

18
18
20% 20%
106'A 106 %

17

Jan

125

20%

Jan

21

Feb

106 % Mar

107

Mar

■

27 V2

■

"

Price Bros !t Co Ltd
■V
47«
preferred
Provincial

Quebec
4%

Transport

—

1

6t

4%%

Power

Corp
preferred

2nd

14%
a20

430

17

J 7

103%

f

;/■:

89

13%

37%

1

Lawrence

Flour

Mills

tit

Lawrence

Paper

1st preferred

20

2nd
■■'4

'

>

Series
Class

B

Sheraton

&

' f

class

Orange Crush Ltd

Apr

89

Apr

15

Jan

103%

Jan

jail

45 %

Feb

a<3

.66

'/a

V2

Jan

90%

Feb

20

Jan

20

20%

Jan

21%

Feb

101%

Jan

105 %

preferred

60

1,354

58%

Jan

60

—

.100

—

100

10

0

—

7

7

200

*

—

6%

7%

109%

20

Jan

7

Apr

8%

Feb

1,750

4%

Jan

7%

Apr

Corp of Can 6%

6%

Metals

Quebec

of

1st pfd

50

America

109%

Telephone

Corp

90

Apr

115

Jan

25

54% Mar

57

Feb

A,' 4

20% Mar

20% Mar

a4.00 a4.00

—

5

common

110
a54

6

4.00 Mar

4.00 Mar

a54

—

1

Inc

al8% al8%

109%

100

preferred

2nd

part

c

n

—

Feb

/

,

36

3,201

31%

Jan

37%

Jan

45%

46

375

45%

Jan

47%

Jan

50

50

50

20

50

Mar

52

Jan

a20% a20%
29%

28%

Class

A

Russell

20

20

Jan

20%

Jan

213

29%

25

Jan

30

Feb

142

Jan

145

15

Industries

Southern

34%

100

Breweries

Simpsons 4% r!o

Etowell

Ltd

Canada

Screw

Power

6%

12

*

al9

Ltd..:—*

25c

Union

Ltd—

0

Gas

of

Ltd

class

Canada

United

Corporations

United

Distillers

of

class

A___

11

Feb

12

Apr

910

22

Feb

23%

Feb

47

118

a

120

•;a

75

19 al9 V2

i

19%

Jan

Apr

35c

Feb

1,200

17%

Apr

19%

Feb

34

Jan

42

Feb

24 %

Jan

24 %

Jan

is

38%
a25

120 V4 Mar

Jan

25c

26c

•: 17%

Ltd

Jan

17%

2,300

25c

38%

6

a24Va

a25

40

B

Canada

110

23

119 '/a

pfd—100

(Can)

Co

12

22%

—

22%

*

Transvision-Television

143

*

common

a

«

preferred

50

a20

320

18%

Jan

21

Feb

Watson

(Jack)

19% alS%

25

18%

Jan

20%

Feb

Westeel

Products

10

10

Jan

10%

Feb

Western

alO

.r

100

145

a20

a20

*

alO

100

100

25

99

19

19%

225

19

26

26%

60

13

14%

11,215

a97 % a98Va

30

1

--

Feb

Feb

Press

Co

Southern

Canada

Standard

Chemical

5%

*

.

Power

of

26

*

14%

100

Canada

5%

32%

_5

•

Petroleum

■—

*

common

Preferred

Supertest

19

*

common

preferred
Co

:.i

100

Jan

Wilson

Jin

20

Feb

Woods

25%

pfd—

32

-33'

32 Va

33 Va
33 Va

100

100

1,260

lOff

■

10

27%

Jan

14%

Feb

—*

.

~

C)...i

25

12%

Jan

13

Feb

1.7

50

16

Feb

18

Jan

17%

128

15

Jan

17% Mar

al2% al2%

;•

Ltd

Breweries

al6%

al6%

5

17Va

17%

a

Ltd

Jan

35%

(J

Hotel

—0

alOVa

Feb

10%

4

a24

a24

50

25

Jan

27

•

Ltd

Manufacturing Co Ltd

34

34

400

27

Jan

38;

a

10%

9

20

Feb
Feb
Mar

98 Va Mar

30%
>

Ltd

Co

Ltd

Jan

Feb

11%
96

3,915

&

Canada

Windsor

Southam

Steel

—

*

com

'

7%

Blcks'

V Voting trust certificates
Simon
iH>
& Sons common

i

Power

Feb

46

•

&

Enterprises Ltd

Pressed

Jan

10

2,158

35%

com

Light

preferred

Power

20

60

20

Canada

Scotia

Mar

20

A—

of

Nuclear

*

com

preferred.—

Williams

Feb

50

Power

preferred

4Va%
Ltd

Sherwin

•' •'

;

/

Water
4%

A

6%

18

,

Nova

Jan

103

218

Light & Power——10

Jan

1,860

00

,

Newfoundland

Ltd

Co

Jan

12%

6,765

Grocers

20%

a21

a21

•

103%

1

Mar

National

16%
*

103% 103%

■

99

preferred

Shawinigan
,

*

common

Feb

89

250

76
'

St

25

Jin

(•

101

Jan
Feb

%

14

2,650

39

75

76

-1»

V 33

Jan

99%
>14
•

50

103% 103%

37% V

49

89
13

V:

•

27% Mar

355

al9%

•

13%

common

preferred

25

17

100

pfd—.:

6,497

100

14%

*

Lawrence

1st

31%

100

—100

—

Royalite Oil Co Ltd

Saguenay

29%
;

—

19%

a

*

common

preferred

—

*

.

♦

Paper

31V4

100

—

Power

.

Rolland
i

•

common

„

30%
100

Jan

36%

Mar

100

Apr
Jan

Jan

Mar

Thrift

Stores Ltd

*

12%

13

360

12%

Apr

14%

Brothers

41

7

7

7%'

155

5%

Jan

7%

Feb

•

10

9%

10

3,525

8%

Jan

10%

Feb

Stocks—

Lead Mines Ltd

Mines

*

Ltd

Metals

Ascot

2.60

1

2%c
2.35

2.50

1,500

2.22

2.24

2.70

2%c

2.67

41

Ltd

Corp

9,700

6,300

Jan

2%c Mar
2.00

Jan

3.10

Feb

4%c Feb
2.40 Mar

Feb

Tooke

Mining
Anacon
Arno

United

Steel

Corp

Band-Ore

Base

Gold

Metals

Beatrice Red
Wabasso

Walker

Cotton

•

Gooderham

Weston

(George)

4 V2 ','c

&

55

a21%

55

2,670

33%

136

5%

preferred

Zellers

6%

Ltd

—

—

51

Apr

60%

30%

Jan

35

Mar

Jan

104

20

205

18

Jan

20

44

3,080

36

Jan

46%

100

100

21

99%

Jan

14

14

325

a28% a28%

15

25

14

—f

■

Belle

100

13

-

27%

100

Mar

Jan
Feb

Feb

Feb
Jan

14%

Feb

29

Jan

Feb

10

a

*.

Imperial

20%

10

uL

10

Scotia

28

—10

Va

39%.
27%

2072 Mar

21%

Feb

855

25 %

Apr

23

Feb

31%.

V50

31%

Apr

36

Jan

28

28%

1,630

39%. 39%
27%

t

10

-w——-—

1,168

25%

31%

'■

20%

25%

25%

——t—.10

—

Montreal

Lake

38%

515

28

38%

28

,,

32 V*

Apr

39 V2

46

Apr

1,500
-

Bonville

Gold

Central

27%

Apr

125

38%

Apr

31
43 *

Feb
Jan
Feb

Cobalt

e

Atlas

Steels

Gold

Range
of Prices

Shares

•

Ltd

Low

Ltd

see

page

43.




34c

Apr

55c

Jan

66c

Feb

6V4C

Feb

12%

260

11%

12%

15,435

15

14V4

15

1,545
925

10% 'Jan
"9

Jan

13% Mar

High
-

;•

49c

51c

9,500

40c

3%c

4c

1,500

3%c Jan

5c

500

5c

6 Vac

7c

4,500

6c

Mar

5V2C

5 %C

5 VaC

2,700

5c

Jan

20c

Apr

8c

Jan

15c

Jan

6%c

Jan
Mar

20c

500

20c

11c

11c

2,500

11c

Apr

20c

Feb

8c

11c

13,500

4c

Jan

11c

Mar

19c

18c 19 %c

6,500

18c

Mar

Silver

1

1.11

88c

1.12

16,500

75c

1

56c

56c

60c

12,050

,55c

Jan

72c

Jan

1

—

7c

7c

500

7c

Feb

10%c

Feb

Toe

15c

100

15c

Apr

15c

Apr
Feb

Ltd

Mines

Cadillac

Consolidated

Quebec

Gold

Mines—

15c

Jan

27c

32%c Mar
1.12

Apr

Consolidated Rochette Mines Ltd

1

12c

12c

2,000

12c

Feb

15c

„—I

1

4%c

5c

6,000

4%c

Apr

5%c

Jan

18

18 Va

200

16

Jan

20

Feb

Cortez

Explorations
Mines

Ltd

Ltd

*

;

Mines

18

2,000

52c

Jan

61c

Apr

22c

23c

1,500

22c

Jan

32c

Jan

6c

Jan

Gold

Mines

Ltd

8.25

Hudson-Rand

Feb

Jack

15%

Feb

Jaculet

Lake

Mines

Gold

Mines

Ltd

Mines

Ltd

Mines

Ltd

7.50

Jan

9.50

Jan

5c

Apr

1

—

Ltd

Ltd

Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd

Apr

14

v,

6c

5c

6c

3.000

3 %c

Jan

12 %c

Feb

1

(1945)

Manitou

Feb

7,200

54c
-

Ltd——...——1

Mines

65c

8,500

61c

1

Mines

Mines

Jan

56c
8.25

59%c

1
Ltd

Mines

Ltd

Gold

Sol

50c

50c
7.90

1

Mines Ltd

Sullivan

12%

2%c

2%c

3VsC

2,600

2%c Mar

5%c

Jan

6.70

6.70

400

5c

1

1

5c

1,000

5

13%

13%

14

30c

30c

30c

1,000

4c

4c

500

26 %c 33V4c

12,167

6.00

„

Jan

7.50 Mar

Jan

16%

12c

Jan

38c

Feb

3c

Jan

5c

Feb

Apr

42c

Jan

Mar

99c

Jan

10%

1,240

1

—————-1

26VaC

Feb

1

33c

(Un)

.-1

65c

65c

66c

300

60c

Ltd

1

18c

17c

18c

5,500

17c

Jan

25c

Feb

18

350

16%

Jan

19 %

Jan

Ltd

25

25

210

210

5

165

Jan

210

Feb

Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd

172

172

25

165%

Jan

175

Feb

Kayrand Mining &

14%

14%

50

14%

Apr

17

Feb

Kerr-Addison

27%

Apr

1
—1

25

Jan

5c

1

^_1

210

17 %

Mar

51c

3%c

Ltd...

.100

For footnotes

600

Ltd..—.—1

Candego

Golden

Range Since Jan. 1
Low

all V2

12%

14s

36c

Mines

Central

Goldbeam

High

12%

100

34c

34c

Mines

Gold

ill*
7%

5V4C Mar

1

Mines

Consolidated

Fontana

Sales

a

Jan

Eldona

for Week

Par

Jan

3c

El

Week's

Sale Price

lis

4c
46c

100

1

Ltd——

Mines

Consolidated

Elder

Canadian Funds

Development

1,000
28,500

4c

1

Mining Corp Ltd—

Lode

Jan

Montreal Curb Market
Last

Feb

7c
67c

4c

1

Ltd

Mines

Manitoba

Centremaque

East

Friday

Feb

7c
60c

1

Gold Mines Ltd—

Bouzan

Donalda

STOCKS

8c

7c

66c

Ltd—1

Ltd

—:

Gold

Cartier-Malartic

Dome

Anglo-Nfld

Mines

Citra Lartic

Banks——

Canadienne

Commerce

Toronto''

Gold

Mines

Bellekeno Mines
Bob's

Century

Nova

Lake

Chibougam

Jan

74c

1

4

Jan

a99

.100
—25

—

25%

a99

•

common

preferred

Mar

19%

41%
.

:

22

41%

•

*

common

860

51

100

...

Ltd

Winnipeg Electric

a22

33%

*

common

preferred

Wllsils

•

Worts

a2iy«

Ltd——.

Mines

Mining Corp Ltd—

Feb

Gold

Dev
Mines

Ltd.

1

al7%

al7%

a

39

♦

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
40'

.

.

Monday, April 9, 1951

LISTED MARKETS

CANADIAN
RANGE

Sale Price

Labrador Mining &

of Prices

125

—*

Ladulama Gold Mines Ltd

39c

45c

Lavalie
-•

1

Corp

Monpas

Mines

Nechi

Dredging

6c

4,200

19c

Mar

33c

86c

Mar

1.20

20c

18,600

52c

62c

17 V.

52c

7,400

27c

Jan

50c

Jan

Bell

Feb

O'Brien

28c

28c

500

28c

Apr

1.04

1.10

8,625

99c

Mar

1

29c

25c

29c

34,500

21c

Jan

5.25

4.95

5.35

2,400

•
'*■'

v

>.<•''

•

1

Ltd

'

•

Ltd

1

18c

6c

7%c

4,200

5V2C

1.35

1.30

25c

Vi'c

Jan

90c

Telephone

31c

Jan

51c

39

340

1.02

1.08

2,400

87V2c

Jan

85c

85c

3,700

80c

Jan

95c

66c

60c

68c

83,650

46c

Jan

75c

46

47%

325

40 %

Jan

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24'%

25

225

17

Jan

27'/a

Feb

11'%

335

10%

Jan

12

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40 VB

40%

1

51c

Jan

25c

19C

1
1

3.00

3.10

1,000

18c

18c

6,000

16c

1

5V2C

5V2C

1,000

4%c

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23

25%

400

Quebec

Mines
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Manitou

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Mines Ltd

41

41

1

11c

12c

23c

5 V2C

8c

29J/2

Apr

50

Jan

9Vic

Jan

16c

Jan

7c

Mar

Apr

27c

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20c

1.64

1,500

1.40

Jan

1.75

Feb

British Columbia

3.40

3.50

3,400

2.90

Jan

4.65

Jan

British

Jan

1.65

Apr

Jan

1

1.64

1.64

1.65

1,900

1

1.09

1.06

1.12

1.00

33,600

■

60c

4%%

61c

1,000

55c

4c

4c

38c

38c

39c

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7%c

8c

8,000

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12c

38c
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3.10

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3.00

3.10

4,900

2.90

Jan

3.70

1.95

3,800

1.20

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2.20

52
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■

5

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4,500

62c

52

Jan-

.

5,900

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58

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12%c

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21c

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45c

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67c

52

—

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5c

6c

3,500

5c

Jan

9c

Jan

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12c

2,ouo

6c

Jan

17c

Mar

10c

1,000

8c

Mar

13c

Jan

6.50

6.55

1,210

6.00

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8.00

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Jan

16

16

16

325

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100

11%

9

9

50

7

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23 7«

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22

Jan

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Feb

17 Vi

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Apr

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3,500

9c

Jan

16c

Jan

31'%

32%

3,44 O

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Jan

34%

Feb

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83%

110

83'%

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90

1
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11,835

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15

15%

65

13%

Jan

13 V4

13%

60

91%

Jan

15

Feb

31 V»

31%

890

28'%

Jan

32'%

Feb

6.50

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•

Power

class A.

31

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5

5%

2,000

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12,900

22

22

175

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40

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Jan

4.10

101'%
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16'% Mar

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70c

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19

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23'% Mar

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14%

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12c

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9%

1.08

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1.59

1.55

1.59

1,925

27c

24c

27c

26.000

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9,250

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1.70

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20c

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99 V4

7%c

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Feb

98%

8%c

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A

class

98%

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Jan

1.95

v

1.95

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Mar

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9c

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Feb

7c

100

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4c
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3,500
3,334

—

72c

Jan

4c

1

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61c

61c

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68c

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Apr

Jan

4c

9%

1.30 Mar

Ltd

Sullivan

U'%

41c

2,012

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3.43

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15,600

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(1944)

100

50c

4%c

11%

Jan

21,000

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Feb

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24%

20c

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Minefe

Apr

70c

9'/BC

Jan

1.65

Gold

Gold

22'%

6c
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0

20c

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Feb

62c

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1.64

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6.50

47%c

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Feb

225

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37c

22'%

13V+C

Boymar

50c

_

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41c

52

_1

4c

50c

Bheep Creek Gold Mines Ltd

Mar

33c

11

-1

__1

Santiago Mines Ltd
Shawkey Mines Ltd

45c

1,000

4 Vic

._1

Feb

Feb

41

6,000

8.900

3.40 Mar

Jan
Mar

24 V2 Mar

500

IOV2C

1

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2.45

41% Mar-

39%- Jan

8.437

52c

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.

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1.32

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1

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17 %c

11,800

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38

33%

85c

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1
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0

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29
40

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4.50

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0

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class

Jan

1.65

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2,500

0

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20

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2,300

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l

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38c

29c

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42c

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25

7'%

10

.

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3.05

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_

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35c

23c

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8'%

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29c

42c

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2.99

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100

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class

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Mar

lc

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1.20

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v

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7,000

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62c

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22c

1.17

1

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of Canada
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1.15

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Feb

Feb

20c 2Q'%c

20 Vac

———1

Ltd

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Jan

35c

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—1

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Maedonald
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55c

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1

Louvicourt Goldfields Ltd

Mar

37c

Fabric

Auto

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0

Auto Electric common

Jan

9.50

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4,700
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1

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Low

8.50

for Week

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8.50

Sales

Range
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STOCKS

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1

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Last

Sale Price

for Week

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20,130

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33c

32 Va

Building Products
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Jan

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Jan

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1.70

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14

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common

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r.

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25

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650

7 Vi

790
50

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1

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1.30

6,000

1.15

Feb

Feb

Jan

1.42

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26%

Feb

91

24%

25

2,090

300

2.75

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of

Amalgamated

Canada

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--

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1

7,500

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56

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6

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47

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50

17%

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40

145

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10

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72

170

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1,965

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Jan

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132

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25

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16

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Jan

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110

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600

63'Ac

Jan

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4.60

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22

23

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18

Jan

23

100

151

151

151

35

151

Mar

155

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100

99%

101

95

99

Jan

102

Mar

80

80

10

80

Apr

86

Jan

28 V*

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28'%

10,977

23%

Jan

32%

Feb

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Mar

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Jan

100

Canadian
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25

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class

16

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16

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Feb

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25

14

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15

Feb

475

14

Feb

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1.44

Jan

2.10

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58c

62c

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1

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101

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Jan

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,

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49

53%

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20
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Locomotive

47c

Mar

24% Mar

1,450

3.00

Feb

•

common

Food

87c

Jan

95%

3.00

10

Canadian Utilities preferred
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107'%

93

2.90

■32c

•

Jan

Mar

30%

95%

5.00 Mar

Jan

72

common

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Feb

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145

Canadian Pacific Railway

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3.90

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28

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1.06

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2.45

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Jan

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10

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7

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100,800

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7

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1.20 Apr

61

18

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Canada Permanent Mortgage

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.

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.

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.

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53

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.

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Jan

7.80

400

1

;

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common

Canada

Feb

1.45

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Canada

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16

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Jan

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Jan

31

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.

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22

3.00

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1.03

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306

10'%

Jan

21c

6,500

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Jan

Jan

11%

•

55c

59c

41.053

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,

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28c 31 '%c

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.

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Jan

13'%

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Jan

90

Feb

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43c

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34,900

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.

....

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33,250

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4c

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Jan

12

225

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26

27

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0

27

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32

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6,575

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Jan

15

14'%

15

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7c

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10c

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1

23c

20c

23c

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Mar

36c

Jan

Consolidated Beattle Mines—l

3.35

3.25

3.40

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Consolidated Cent

43.

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common

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1.10

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200

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9c

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1

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Volume 173

Number 5001

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1513)

CANADIAN
RANGE

Friday

Week's
Range

Shares

STOCKS

Par

Low

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1

1.08

Consolidated Duquesne

1

40c

Consolidated Lebel Oro

1

13c

5

140

Consolidated

Mining

Consolidated

Press

Consolidated

Quebec

Consolidated

Rochette

Consumers

Comvest

Smelting

&

class

Gas

Class

B

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•

90

Feb

10

17,500

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Mines

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class

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22

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310

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Ltd

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Gold

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Producers

18

Ltd

Yellowknife
Seagrams

.

Ltd

Bank

10

Preferred

i

Steel

Tar &

Coal

&

class

Chemical

Dominion

Textile

36

Jan

14%

15

900

13

Jan

16%

11

17

10%

Jan

16%

Gatineau

53c

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200

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6

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27

27

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20

300

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27

19%

Jan

47'Ac
22c

10'Ac 11'Ac

10c

3,500
1,355

5c

21%

Apr

—.

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6c

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22

22
1.87

39,150

1.25

34,122

10%
17

10'A 107A
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30 31%

5,270

403

11%, Jan

15%

22

24

31

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12

12%

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450

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8.35

8.85

11,046

12

12

325

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9

15

2.25

2.20

2.45

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8.40

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13%

16%

Jan

18'A

Apr

33%

Mines

Jan

4%c Jan
4.85

8%
1.40

48'A

102

103
3.50

95

95

40

2.35

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20

1,722

17'A

105%

105 % 106%

113

3.20

600

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7c

39%
100

10,950

2.70

Mar

Feb

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2.37
2.38

Jan

20%

103'A

Feb

109%

Jan

3.50

Jan

104'A 104%

5

16c

17c

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6.90

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1,700

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14,250

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99

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49%

50

435

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5,500

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700

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18

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100

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13%

1

11c

13c

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15c

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1

4c

4c

500

Gypsum Lime & Alabastine

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24

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•

960

6.70

55c

Jan

Jan

23

Mar

Jan

52

Jan

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103%

10

103

Feb

•

38%

37'A

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16'A

15%

13c

14c

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11%

250

1.23

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81,475

i

_

Mines

Ltd

103% 103%

1.25

103% Mar

38%
■

8,355

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42%

16'A

2,966

13

17'A Mar

6c

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11'Ac 11 %c

Jan

Feb

5c

Jan

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Mar

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Mar

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Jan

Apr

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Jan

Mar

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10 %c

Jan

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106

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Jan

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Apr

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Feb

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16%

Jan

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Jan

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49%

30

8c

Jan
Mar

23c

40%

13%

Jan

21c

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Jan

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Jan

8c

21%

Jan

;

25

19%
25

Jan

12%

Jan

6%c

Jan

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Feb

Jan

37c

Mar

1,600

78c

Mar

1.14

Feb

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Gold

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4'Ac

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Jan

6'Ac

Jan

24c

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Mar

35c

Jan

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Lingman
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Shore

Mines

4'Ac

Ltd

4'Ac

23 %C

1

—

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1

,

6.10

Jan

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21c

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1

9.75

9.60

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1

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•

1.99

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—

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1

.

"U"

Island

Mines

&

Jones

—

class

Jan

6.75

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6c

Feb

5.85

410

6c

7,000

5c

1,000

3'Ac Mar

5c

Feb

4;r;

7c

.

Feb

3c

3c

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2%c Jan

4'Ac

Jan

8

565

7 % Mar

8'A

Jan

6'A

6%

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14%

Jan -'

7

Mar

Jan

15%

Feb

23c

69.700

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Feb

35c

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lc

2'Ac

51,580

lc

Apr

3'Ac Mar

12%

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44c

Feb

55c

13

1

13

48C

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1.12

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12%

1.00

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Jan
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1.20

Jan

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6c

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500

14c

13c

16c

47,100

76c

76c

80c

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31'A

32'A

565

31% Jan

34%

Feb

32

32%

265

31%

35 %

Feb

7c

7,119

10c

Jan

5'Ac Mar

10c 1

Jan

-

1
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60

48c

1

—

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20c

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m

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14%

21c

t

B

class

.

lc

oils

Groceterias

Jan

7%

—

Gold

Long

Feb
Jan

2.40

4%c

1

Consolidated

Jan

12

40c

Jan

5.75

3

i—-

29'Ac
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Jan

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A

:

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class

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55c

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5%c

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1
1

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32%

;

5c
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Jan

18c

55c

Jan

1.09

1

7c

6c

4

Goldfields

178

17c

1,000

17c

20c

20c

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6,000

14c

15C

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1.93

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1,800

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1.12

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12c

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9%

4

Petroleums

'

.

—

•

Yellowknife

1

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Mines

1

Red

Lake

1

River

Mackeno

Jan

5'Ac Mar

10

17c

6c

Island

Mar
Jan

1.23

115,000

8'A

Feb

11

Jan
Mar

22c

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17%c

Jan

35c

Jan

12c

Jan

20c

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Jan

2.48

Jan

1.82

85c

Jan

1.32

Feb

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Mines

*

&

*

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Gardens

Leaf

Milling

Jan

1.18

1.29

2.75

2.99

10,300

2.01

Jan

20%

25

5,150

16%

Jan

25

20%

25'A

11,993

16%

Jan

25%

Apr

2.20

2.20

2.33

3,500

2.10

Jan

2.75

Jan

30c

Jan

41,605

1.05

•

3c.

•
—

18c

22c

22c
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25c

17,040

2.20

2.35

13,950

3c

2,500

14

14

100

14

14'A

15

150

13

•

14

:

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8%c

Jan

1.85

3.95

Feb
Jan

Apr

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1
1

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15c

Jan

;

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Jan

6c

25'A

1
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9c

4,500
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25

1.22

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17,500
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2.80

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2%C.

Jan

1
>

2.05

Jan

2.90

2c

Jan

3'Ac

Apr
Jan

4%c Apr

Jan
Jan

16

Jan

15%

Feb

7c

Feb

—

—1

5c

1,550

Ltd—

1

12c

10c

12c

18,500

10c

Mar

17'Ac

Feb

1

8%C

8%c

8%C

1,000

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Jan

12'Ac

Jan

5c

3,000

4c

Mar

12

11 yB

12%

23,850

11

Mar

47c

41,000

25c

Mar

Mines
Malartic

Mines

Gold

*

common

new

Ltd

_

McWatters

Gold

Island

44c

Feb

54c

Jan

5c

12,000

4c

Jan

9c

Jan

12c

19,500

9c

Jan

13c

8,720

5

600

5C

9'Ac

56c

63c

3,000

2.75

2.75

450

5'A

100

13 %C

12 %c

15c

70.600

•

1.85

1.60

1.85

3,400

1

1.69

—.—13.50

5%

5%

7'Ac Jan
3.75
55c

2.75

Jan
Mar

Apr

Containers

Knitting

1

35c

35c

38c

2,732

25c

Jan

69c

Feb

Monarch

1

60c

60c

64c

5,600

60c

Apr

93

Jan

A

Jan

16

Mar

18

50

18

12%

20

3,870

18
26

26

25

36c

3,500

Feb

2.20

1.50 Mar

450

35c

Feb
Feb

Jan

3,845

20

3.50

Mar

Jan

17

35C

5%

5%

1.76

1

14c

-72c

2.10

1.60

18%'

13%c Jan

20'Ac

Jan

16%

•
*

common

Moneta Porcupine

18c

class

Feb

Mar

5

1.50

*

Corp

Jan

10%c Mar

*

Metals

Mining Corp
Monarch

Feb

5,750

*

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Oil

Brick

Mindamar

37c

1

C3c

99

70

50c

1

_———

Apr
25% Mar

'12

Feb

48c

5:

Jan

Jan

661

lie

Feb

18%

Jan

10

28,000

61%

13C

Feb

11

93

97

35c

60

*

63c

Feb
Mar

53'A

97

32c

50c

6c

13

21c

97

32C

61'A

*

——

Preferred

Modern

20

4,010

Light & Power common.—•

Mid-Continent

'

12

25%

1

Red Lake

Milton

12

23%

1
;

McMarmac

Feb

12

25'A

5

Gold

Merrill

40c

*

*

Lake

Red

4'Ac

•

—

common

100

Mercury Mills

5c

1

——

Jan

10

9.60

4,380

26,925

McLellan

Feb

40c

Jan

90c

McKenzie

Feb

Jan

Feb

19%

46c

Mexican

Jan

1.32

Jan

8.70

Mclntyre Porcupine

Feb

Jan

Jan

17%

90c

Preferred

Feb

17

77c

38c

McDougall Segur

Jan

21c

Jan

8.50

McColl-Frontenac

Jan

-

18c

41c

Matarrow Lead

Feb

3%c

Jan

8.60

Maxwell

Jan

21c

Jan

60

Feb

1.09

4%c

Apr

Mar

68c

12 %c Mar

30,050

Feb

20c

Jan

1

Massey-Harris

Feb

18

Jan

Mar

1

Marbenor

Apr

Jan

1.25

18%

Feb

Jan

1

Marcus

Apr

30

1.17

18'A

24c

19%

:/

Mines

Maralgo

Mar

49

Feb

Dufault

Maple

Feb

30c

Feb

1.20

•

Maple

Feb

Jan

12'A

•

Ltd

Magnet Consol

Feb

52%

Jan

9c

Ltd

(John)

Feb

105

Apr

Jan

13

1,000

Malartic

Jan

46%

7'Ac

13'Ac 13'Ac

Manitoba

Jan

8%c

24

14%

1

-—

Jan

9'Ac

Apr

12'Ac Jan
17c

Townsite

7.40 Mar

4%c Mar
5c

12c

80c

Madsen Red

Jan

9c

Mar

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Jan

18

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MacMillan Export class A
Class B

Jan

18c

10c

12

13c

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2,060

MacLeod-Cockshutt

4'Ac Jan

2,760

15'Ac

*

Macho

Jan

14c

Jan

12

Ltd

Macfie

Jan

Jan
Mar

Jan

11

19c

17%

9,800

Oils

-

Mar

*

20c

MacDonald

„

Jan

2c

485

16

24,700

Macassa

Feb

6c

10,000

365

60c

Lynx

Feb

1,500
150

24

16'A

93c

Louvicourt

Feb

8.10

30,200

15'A

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17'A

Lomega Gold Mines Ltd
Hosiery class A

Mar

22 %c

Jan

15c

22%c 23'Ac

16'A

London

Feb

2'Ac

21

22'/2c

1

Feb

20

Feb

Feb

19

Jan

Jan

20

20

Jan

26

Apr

35c

Feb

44c

Jan

Apr

I Jan

—1

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1

9%c

1

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Hedley Mascot
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1

13c

13c

43,500

10c

Apr

8c 14 %C

116,000

7c

Feb

55c

58c

6.000

44c

Jan

11c

15c

161.300

7c

Jan

10c

1




Jan

20'A
39

83c

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Feb

6.25

20% Mar

13c

15%

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common—————*

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24%

8c

Jan

2%c

14%c

1

Harding Carpets

2'Ac

6,400

0

1

7c

19c

Saddlery

Eridge

6.10

41c

West

Cotton

15c

8%c

6'Ac

6.75

6'Ac

Hamilton

104%

8c

38c

6c

8c

1

Hamilton

5.00

19c

39c

1

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43.

43c

40

510

Mining

Class

Feb

Jan

255

—:

14,500

22

46'A

"

Jan

2.30

4.95

1,354

page

53c

22

58c

Loblaw

Feb

17'A

18,084

For footnotes see

9'A Mar

45

common-..

Lexindin Gold

Apr
Apr

1.25

100

49

Highland-Bell
Highbridge Mining

Jan

22

1

Little

Jan

Jan

94

825

26%

Mines

8%

46%

Lencourt Gold

Feb

3,100

40%

Lake

50

1

Leitch

Apr

4.65

5.95

48

Gold

48c

Mar

"

Lake

Leduc

Feb

103

6.10

36

Gold

51c

Apr

35

.

,

Jan
Mar

•

Mines

Lawson

Feb

10 %c

Jan

20%

26

Head Of the Lakes Iron

1

^

Co

____

Rights

Feb

Jan

5.60

5.90

26 'A

Rock Gold Mines

7c

25

A.

Publishing

Laura

Feb

20%

40%
49

Halliwell Gold

Jan

Jan

'

Lavalie Mines

Jan

54

5.90

6.10

•

_

31

*

4c

8c

Oils

Class

Feb

Jan

20%

•

Mines

70

Jan

•

Gwillim Lake Gold

50

9

Ltd

Quebec

Laurentide

Apr

3.05

Jan

3.35

Coal

—

9

Jan

3.40

West

—

35

9

5'Ac

Gold

Larder

Jan

12'A

Feb

55

Great

common

35

*

Mines

9.10 Mar

10% Mar

500

25c

preferred

98%

Lapaska Mines

Mar

8c

Jan

1,965

—

Great Lakes Paper

33

Apr

Mining

Lamaque Gold
Lapa Cadillac

Feb

8c

1

Bousquet

Jan

98'A

preferred
class

Nickel

Mines

La

Feb

30

51%

50

—

28

10

.

_1

Waite

Lake

Feb

63%

•

Goodyear Tire common

415

1

Bronze

Lake

Feb

8c

1

Goodflsh Mining

31
98 %.

Lake Wasa Mining

Jan

51

•
1

Mines

Gold

2.85
1.63

60%

1
a

7,600

30%
98%

Lake

Apr

Apr
Jan

03

1

Porcupine

Guaranty Trust
Guayana Mines

1.55
82c

51%

_*

•

Manitou

4'Ac

31

98%

32
A

Jan

Labrador Mining & Exploration
Gold Mines

Jan

8c

89c

1

—_

7%

25% Mar

Lake

Feb

1.55

_1

———

4c

500

*

•Laduiama

Jan

15c

21%

Mines

Mines

24%

Jan

—100

common

class

Metais

Labatt

Apr

32c

1-82

1

Arrow

1

Acceptance
preferred

Kroy

Feb

63c

1.10

—1

Golden

Lake

6%

24%

Kirkland

Feb

21%

preferred———100

_

6% Apr
24'A Mar

6%
24%

Keyboycon Mines
Kirkland-Hudson

Apr

Jan

•

Gold

1,300

£i

preferred

Kerr-Addison

Jan

Jan
Mar

—-1

Gold

6%

Lake

Apr

11%c

'

23

*

Mines

13

Kenvllle Gold

6'A Mar

Apr

9,600

——1

Gold

Jan

39% Mar

Kelvinator

Feb

9.65

Jan

28,600

100

—

Red

7.40 Jan

68,175

—*

Glenora Gold

Headway

80c

27

23c

1

Yellowknife

Hasaga

1.73

Mar

63c

•

Geneva Lake

Harricana

52c

58c

•

General

Jan
Mar

36'A

Apr

Kelore

18'Ac Mar

Apr

22c

9

common

30c
145

Apr
Jan

Kayrand

Jan

11c

Jan

61c

—.—*

-T

Jan

31"

li7/a

Jupiter

Mar

22'Ac

——_

—

Jan

125

27%

Joliet

Feb

8c

1

100

Wares

Lead

6.00

Apr

10'Ac

1.12

common

A

Gunnar

6c

14 %c

•

Petroleum

A

5c

16c

_

General Steel

21 %c

Kirkland

Feb
Jan

3.75

1.12

8.50

Bakeries

Graham

6c

*

preferred

335

Feb

>

*
•

Power

10

32

2,780

Journal

Feb

1

Oils Ltd

24c
141

31

18,801

Jellicoe

Feb

11

-

———____—*

Garrison

6,000

23c
141

12'A

Joburke

22% Mar

*

preferred

23c

38%

Jaculet

Jan

Jan

20%

20

.—

1
—100

Jacknife Gold

Apr

30%

.

Exploration

Grandoro

47'A

•
•
1

common

Jan

Fet>

11%

Jack

11'A Feb

100

Gold

Preferred

Jan

9%

25

preferred—

common

9c

62'A

37%

Preferred

Feb

A—t

Garnet Oils Ltd

Goldora

100

15%

100

common

Preferred

Goldhawk

11

12% Mar

22

Ford. Motor class A

Eagle

210

34

Nickel

Ltd
common
Fleet Manufacturing

Lake

,14

1

Products

Goldale

13

22

A—22

i

5'Ac Jan
55'A Mar

12

International

Feb

——1

_

3,000

1,380

38%

International

Feb

1

—

6c

58%

•

International

Jan

Petroleum

Goldcrest

102

34%

20

Fittings

Class

Jan

34

—

Kirkland

General

99

14%

1

redeemable

General

145

Jan

1

Grain

Gair Co

99 100%

Jan

1

preferred

6c

57%

'

—

Inspiration Mining

Jan

Jan

_—_w——10

—

6c

10

common—

$1.60 preferred
Ingersoll Machine

Feb

10%

1

_—

Jan

58%

Gil

5 ',c

Feb

49

31%
•„

12

Players

Frobisher

23'A

Jan

Mar

28

46

Fanny Farmer Candy Shops

Cos

Feb

40

27

Corp

Francoeur

22

856

60

—A—

Brass

Federated

25

44

2,955

w——

-

Erie

International Petroleum

22%

1

A_.

Feb

12c

Feb

3,720

Mines

Estella Mines Ltd

$1.40

20

—♦

Gold—.

Federal

Jan

14%

Mines

.

16%

18'a Mar

Mar

1

Industrial

Feb

28'A

540

Jan
Jan

6c

*

Ban*.,

Jan

34

32'A

Pen-Rey

Federal

43c

Apr

43

14

*

Gold

Falconbridge

Jan

28

__

1

class

Elder Mines

29c

27%

&

Indian

Jan

22 3A

.

v

14

500

33%

Feb

Apr

4.00 Mar

Apr

10 %

2,690

7%c

4%

Jan

____•

common...

Invest .(new)

Eddy Paper

Famous

15%

1

Sullivan

Eureka

2,155

2-

4,045

16%

Preferred

Mar

23.50

Easy Washing Machine

Empire

18'A

1.40

21c

47%

Nickel Mines

Sol

17%

common—*

East Crest Oil

El

9,385

1.65

Jan
Feb

13%

Mudge common

El

66,613

29

44

1

Malartic

Jan

12'Ac

30%

Amphi

Eldona

40c

.

14

16

6%c

Mines

Imperial

Jan

36c

3.50

Mar

7

Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5

Feb

28c

47%

Duvay Gold Mines

Economic

32c

Apr

32

Mines

East Rim

Jan

15c

14'A

Woollens

&

21c

25

B

:

Dominion

Donnell

13,400

57,600

1.05

29%

Apr

13%

Feb

1.25

18c

Jan

16%

Yellowknife
Gold

Imperial

Feb

24

*

Preferred

Donalda

32c

Jan

27'A

50

:

Stores

Dominion

Jan

1,500

300

Jan

7

7'Ac

Oil

Huron

Jan

18c

20%

15,400

3.50

10c

225

3.50

1

High

24'A

200

7

1

Feb

22c

10'Ac Mar

15,500

9,000

27%

7

•'

Mar

•

.

Dominion
Dominion

23c

1.25

1

common

66

Jan

16c 18'Ac

28
A

*

Invest

Jan

11c

29

—

Scottish

53%

38c

Coal preferred
25
Foundry & Steel common—*
red sinking fund preferred_100

Dominion

Heath

Feb

22

61%

•'

15c 16'Ac

27'A

*

Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine

Feb

17%

12c 14'Ac

Dominion Magnesium

Hard

17%

Jan

61%

Oils

<4%%

Gulf

Jan
Jan

17%

————_100

Dominion

Class

10%
11

Coal

__

Low

5

Hosco

Jan

12c

B

Homer

Mar

1

27'A

"

Hudson

16c

Patricia

16c

•

Manufacturing class A

Range Since Jan.

High

Jan

45c

Dominion

Gold

305

Low

Home

Feb

2.50

Jan

Dominion

God's

3,385

20

165 %

Jan

Shares

___•

Dauch

&

Class

Jan

Mar

Mines

Gililes

13'A
12%

19

,

1.75

for Week

Hollinger Consol

8'A Mar

16c

Jan

160

Hinde
Holden

1.30 Mar

Apr
Feb

10c

Mines

Giant

12%

13.

__

Jan

30c

Discovery

....

152

4,890

6%
1.10
12c

1,300

—

Minerals

5%

161

2.44

160-

*

1,500

Distillers

,

500

12%

Petroleum

Fraser

1,400

12c

2.35

2.40

*

—

(Temagami)

Fibre

1.20

12c

126

31c

Rio

East

Feb

40

14c

Delnite

East

154'A

1,365

8

31c

Decalta

East

Jan

141

Feb

14c

Davis Leather

•

Apr

1.24

Sales

Range
of Prices

Par

Highwood Sarcee

Jan

14'Ac

Jan

—

D'Aragon
Davies

)

52c

Jan

L_

Crowshore

Dome

Mar

8c

88c

1

Crow's Nest

Detta

35c

15,775

———1

Mining

Croinor

Del

2,033

82,046

Pershing

Cournor

Delhi

40c

1.10

—

Mills

Imperial

1.08

136'a

—

*

High

35c

12c

100

*

Corby (H) Distillery class A
'

Low

Week's

Last

Sale Price

1.00

—

1

——_

Exploration

Cosmos

High

8

—2.50

—

Friday
STOCKS

Range Since Jan. 1

8'Ac 14'Ac

A—

Gold

ArRIL 6

for Week

of Prices

ENDED

S-iles

East
Sale Price

LISTED MARKETS

FOR WEEK

9Gc

•

4 %'C

1.00

4'Ac

2,400

1,000

85c

Jan

4%c Mar

Mortgage

14'Ac

Apr

Montreal Locomotive

76c

Feb

Moore

20c

Feb

'
'

;

1.15 Feb
6'Ac Jan

Corp

Morrison

Brass

Myi a ma que

Mines

16%
27 %

—

*

1

15%

16%

Mar

19%

27%

150

24%

Feb

29%

26

2,600

25%

Apr

27

6c

1.225

4c

Feb

6c

Mar

9c

10C

8,900

Mar

14c

Jan

25%*

25

—

26'A
6c

•

*

common

Preferred

10c

1,095

14

9C

Feb
Jan
Mar

41!

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
42

.

.

.

(1514)

LISTED MARKETS

CANADIAN
RANGE FOR

Week's

Low

Preferred

12

11%

12

13%

13

14

7.,'

——

_.

National Grocers common--,
'

Hosiery

National

A

class

Pipe

Sewer

National Steel Car

preferred

(Wm)

New

Bidlamaque
British Dominion

New

Oil

New Goldvue

Jason

New

New

3.05

2.95

3.10

1.30

1.39
32c

13c

Feb

103%

Feb

14c
7c

Jan

Jan
Jan

Feb

3.65

Jan

1.45

26c

Jan

7 40c

12c

9,975

Mar

25c

South

Mar

24c
19c

Jan

16c

16c

500

9c

6,000

2.30

2.27

2.39

19,451

6%c

6%c

8c

5.750

6c

Jan

10c

Jan

Jan

52c

Feb

Jan

Preferred

8%c

35c

34c

36c

20,876

1
1
1
*

4C

4c

4%c

13,000

2.53

Jan

1.79

13c
4c

____

Jan

Norsman Mines—

New

New

Norzone

New

Pacalta

Oils

Steel

Yellowknife

Nib

J

10 %c

11c

16,000

10c

Mar

8 Vic

5%c

9c

22,800

5%c Mar

12c

Feb

Feb

Jan

<'

9c

Nipissing

Norlartic
Normetal

Co

of

class A

Mining

Mines

Mines

Ltd

Wood

Oakville

Gold

33c

Apr

3,000

85c

Jan

77%

1,288

70%

Jan

4c

5c

Feb

30 %c

Jan

64c

Jan

42c

110

16,659

Jan

4.40

4%C

7,000

4c

Apr

6%c

Jan

45c

2,800

42c

Apr

57c

Jan

12c

14c

15c

6c

7c

11

21c

11%

2,870

21c 25 %c

36,065

Mar

Jan

8c

Feb

Jan

11%

Feb

39c

Gold

Canada

Mar

Mar

22c

Jan

3,500

4 Vic

4,000

3Vic Jan

7%

3,755

Jan

;

7 Vi

Apr

10c

10c

1,500

9c

Jan

13 %C

4,500

4c

Jan

6 Vie

Feb

1.25

1.33

16,117

1.45

lis

1,500

1.00

9.25

9.75

7,505 '

7.55

752%

52

'7:53;?!

83c

90c

3%C

3%c

800

3c

36c

35 Vic

38c

7,900

35c

9,000
6,000

2Vic Jan

_10c

Malartic

1

Gold

Perron

Oil

Petroleum
Pickle

7

—

Rouyn

Power

Gold

Corp

common

Gold

Richfield Petroleum

46c

13,900

34c

Mar

52c

Jan

20c

18c

20c

19,700

18c

Jan

28c

Jan

3.10

2.99

3.10

8,400

2.33

Jan

40c

46c

11,900

25

25

25%

2,790

43c

43c

43c

500

Jan
Jan

Yale

23c

Mar

50c

Jan

8,500

24c

Jan

39c

Mar

4.25

4.25

300

4%c

4 Vic

700

2.50

2.50

200

7

50

6Vi

1,300

3 Vic

Jan

Winnipeg

Brew

Silver

Ltd

Miller

Apr

40c

Feb

30

Mar

58%

50

50

Feb

75

10%

10%

175

9%

Jan

11

14%

13%

Jan

15%

77/eC

'7,700

7c

25c

28c

5,300

31

28%

1,585

27Vi

Apr

12%

13%

4,233

12 Vi

Jan

3 Vic

3%c

5,500

2c

Jan

22%

22%

22 Vi

1,170

21%

Feb

23%

27 %C

25c

28c

79,900

18c

Jan

34c

37%

39 '/a

7,305

28 Vi

4-—''

75

75

25

57 Vi

20

20

20

150

20

103 104 Vi

470

102

37%

103

2.47

2.59

2,537

Vic

3 Vic

700

5c

3

6c

1,500

10

no

10

1.45

1.42

1.52

1.80

1.75

19 %c

18c

22c

—-

;_

Mines

18c

page 43.

Feb

Canadian

50 Vi Mar

20c

22c

17,366

Jan
Jan

37%
52

28c

Jan

Oil

/Donnaconna

20

20

18%

Jan

6.25

Jan

6.75
40C

70,825

28%

35

1.62

1.79

65,100

2.50

2.50

600

25c

23

Mar

Jan

International

Paper

-

24c

325

9,500

I 1,040

83c
11c
90c
1.15

Week's
.

Feb

2.35

Jan

15%

Feb

14c

Jan

Jan

55c

'

Jan

■

Jan

18

Mar

34c
18

Jan
Mar

Jan

Apr

10c

Jan

20c

Jan

8%c

Jan

14c

Jan

Jan

35

99%

Jan

1.30

Mar

3,050

Feb

103

Jan

4c

Jan

10,210

Jan

35% Mar

983i

75c

5

Apr

30

35%

1,000

Jan

29c

22 Vic Mar
15

Jan

•13c

Apr
Feb

21c

Feb

Jan

37

Feb

5c
16

Feb

Feb

8%
10C

5%c Jan
83

Jan

60

Apr

5%

Jan
Mar

14

Jan

9.75
51

5,000

9,800

Jan

6c

Feb

46

Feb

100%

Jan

8c

Jan

Jan

5c

98

99%

Jan
Jan

2.06

1.50 Mar

Mar

104,000

50c

Jan

84c

1,500

10c

Jan

17c

4.900

72c

Jan

1.10

Feb

1.01 Mar

1.49

Feb

65,926

Jan

Sales

for Week

21% Mar

common

&

-

Ontario

2-

—;

*
—?

7

—

"

30%

42c

Jan

Temiskaming

28 Vi

Apr

Third

1.79

Apr

3.00

Jan

/:

City common

35
54Vi

25
1,635

*

,

;

25%
29
30

505
110
875

30
Slo
I,999
890

.

35
52
25

28%

*

__1

Mining
Inv—

—

7c

7c

*

—

5

5%

-

Rights'

Twin

360
70

7.90
3034

1

Bros

Jan

200

''•70
29%

Oreille

Gen

5.000

53

22y<

Price

186

60
63
30% 30Vi

53

—

Pend

Canadian

12,175
625
6,613

30
23

Jan

7.50

435
1,000

28%
30

30

Feb

21

125

__

5

Paper

;Niagara Wire Weaving
Ogilvie Flour common

285

.

25%
28%

6

205

37c38%c

,

—

1,055

21

14

35
:

13,155

8> 8%
2.00 2.30
34%
38

63
30Vi

5

:

Inc

Minnesota

•
7%

155

4,930
lfo

14

8% ;

,*

Range Since January

2c

2c

—

12'/2

12Vi

:>60

7.180
100

1,

High

Low

60
60
22 .22%
34 '
37
4.00
4.20

~

:

Shares

High

21

2.10
38

*
p"
i

of Prices

4 15
'

5
*
*

Utilities

2.35 Mar

85c

% 9/255

3,000

37

*

Papers

Jan

Jan

150

240

155

,22%

4—

Steel

4.60

Jan
Jan

Jan

18

5

8,700

6,500

14

-i—i-

Hayes

Loblaw

1.25

t

—I——

Apr

International

2.86

.

99%

€0

•

Bridge

Feb

26c

—

Dominion

f

1
J

_

,deHavilland Aircraft

Jan

6.75

1.77

iDalhous'ie

Jan

Jan

18%

Paper

Apr

1.75

2,200

4,000

21

*

common-

7

1.87
27c
f

16 Vi

34c

.

Consolidated

S9%
49

•

—^—

Feb

33 %

42,320

28%

Feb

—

Lumber

"1.71

Feb

100

_5

Western

12%

*

:

;

Investments.

Coast Copper

10

:

•

Canadian Marconi

^Canadian

Feb
Jan

Feb

6.75

_1
1

Jan

5c

15

1.65

1,050

7c

9%^ 9%
11% 12%
48 ,48 %
llVi 12%
97% 99%
48% 49%

12Vi
7-/

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Morse

Industries

•Canadian

31

3.60

20

3.15

Apr

General

40

3.30

7%

Ran?e

?

Sugar

Vinegars
Fairbank's

20

-

6,725

Low

preferred—

Dominion

&

14c

Jan

Apr

500

20

60

Jan

52

18c

2nd

105%

1.61

20

50c

1.35

cumulative

Canadian

Jan

6,440

55

Sale Price

preferred

$3

Apr

■%-'

1

common

1st

Canada

Jan

10%

10%

Jan

Jan

8%
1.63
10

Exchange-Curb Section

_u—*

_i___

convertible

Feb

31 Vi

19%

Co

Brown

Feb

160

3.40

Mar

20%

Jan

.

Par
:

Corp.-

90

35%

15%

1

Silver Standard Mines

,9'Vi

16,100

31%

20

1.10

Newfoundland

Feb

Jan

2%c

22C

15%

Feb

Asbestos

45%

Jan

2.38

1.87

31%

Anglo

/

77 \

Andian National

103 Vi

4Vic Jan
85c

15%

Feb
Jan

Jan

59 Vi

9,575
34,100

31%

.

Jan

51%

—

,

40

.

.

Canada

,35

•

common




712

1

common

see

2.47

60

_*

A

*

For footnotes

60

60

•

%

7

7%c

Mar

4

Last

:

15

Jan

103

10

Jan

Friday

$5

103% 103%

25c

Feb

27 Vi

.

8,700

•

Jan

13%
.

45c.

:

71c
lie
85Vic
1.05

--V

STOCKS

Jan

39c

Feb

1.22

Jan

Canadian Funds

Feb

12 %c

Mar

25c

13 %c

Mar

lie 12 Vic
Hc
l2c
1.00
1.10
4%C/ 4%c
41 %
44
99%
100
■
6c
6c
99 % 99%
1.55 1.65

86c

Mar

100

7 7c

Jan
Mar

98%

1.58

Jan

14%

7c

7c

33% -34%

99 %

_—l

——

Mar

60c

21c'

82Vic

Toronto Stock

Mar

29

*
50c

class

Voting trust certificates
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
Silanco Mining
Silknit

30c

10

27%

50
1

Gold

Breweries

53,900

30

7c

•

;

Sherritt Gordon

Sicks

Jan

35c

29%

26C

.

'

Feb

91c

Feb

57

14%

———"

preferred
(1945)
Mines

Class B
Sheep Creek

;

8C

-

Yukeno Mines

11%

-

25c

100

li

Jan
Jan

8.40
45c

1.000

24%'c

—-

1

Mines

Yellowknife Bear Mines

21%

Mar

30c

1

Shea's

7

Yellorex

Jan

780

85,
6c
,17

1.05

1

Zinc

&

20

Jan

2.90

Feb

5c

Shawlnigan Water & Power common—*

,

6 Vic

Feb

2.40

7

•-

Bhawkey

4c- Mar

Jan

5.00

5c

Selburn Oil Co Ltd

B

4.15 Mar

Lead

Mar

4,400

.85
5c

4%C:
41%

100
*

—

Wright-Hargreaves

31c

.v./*—#

Benator Rouyn

Class

preferred

H)

32c

Feb

59

7c

99

_

43

Jan

7%

1

Gold

Jan

55 %

51

—

Jan

23%

18,000

10 V

34 %

—100

Preferred

Mar

1

Petroleums

common

18c

31,200

1

Freehold

Electric

8 Vic Mar

1

Bridge

Winnipeg

1.22

9c
85c

17 Vi

I
•

Feb

2,775

—

1

_i

Feb

17c

5,300

4-2c

L--

1

Mines

Gold

5,000

34c

—

Gold

Windward

19*%

Apr

16,100

22c

—^

Apr

8

Feb

7

17%

35

16%

1

4,500

25c

Apr

250

39

8c
78c

.

10c

Winchester Larder

(G

3.50

1.90

__

100

12c

23c

preferred _w-—100
Corp common
1

Gold

Oils

common:

23c

1

Mines

(Geo)

Winora

Feb

Feb

3.25

6,010

6c

;

10c

*

—

Security

Jan

10
•
1

;

Prpducts

Wingait Gold

Jan

56c

31c

preferred
preferred

Sarnia

-y

1

20c

Power

River

29 Vi

Mar

24V4 Mar

24c

•

Antonio

Jan

31c

1

Lake Mines

Sannorm

84c

Apr

1.02

20

__10Q

u

Preferred

Wood

49
1
Bt Lawrence Paper 1st preferred——99
2nd preferred
1
Ban

3.40 Mar

Jan

Apr

9.90
88c
10

55

17.;:.:/

w

preferred

12c

Lac

Russell Industries common—,

Sand

Consolidated

Mason

Weston

Jan

25c

43c

1-72

'

10%

*

common

22c

Co

Royalite Oil
Rupununi Gold Mines

1st

Ltd

Wiltsey-Coghlan

*

—-

Royal Bank

2nd

*

Jan

Feb

37c

3,600
7,500

100

•

,

*

W)

(G &

Jan

Mar

Jan

57Vi

—

6V4

8%

89c

11c ll%c
7 %c 7Vic

__

48 Vi

52

Jan

9.05
80c
9%

10

:

Feb

3.50 Mar

Jan

3.00
50c

38%
57 Vi
20

80c

75

10%

3 25

__

160

♦

common

"

Apr

30

Jan

25

915

Jan

11 Vic

7 Vic Mar

40c

43c

9.90

52

__

Jan

—

7%

*

4lc

„

51

common

Jan

Mar

7%

30

30c

Mar

8c

*

14,050

11c

8c

*

—

34c37%c

•

92c

8c

A

Mar

3,100

Homestead

■

Jan

2,000

12

51,700

Western

V*

116

Jan

11 %c ll%c
93c
1.05

Western

.

Apr

8%c

11 Vic
1.05

Jan

2.50

Jan

112%

200

3.05 Mar

38c

13%

50

1,110

1.80

'■■7-

1,175

3

22% Mar

35 c

Feb

Apr

16%

18

Jan

35c

15%
16 Vi

3.50

Jan

1,000

Jan
Jan

7%

1,

1

Feb

11%

17%

Jan

1514

Feb

2.25

12%

9c

»

Wekusko

Westeel.

Feb

38c

Jan

30

—

West Malartic

Apr

Jan

18

1

(Hiram)

Wesley

80

*

—

class

i.

Lawrence

Amulet

Feb

Jan

2.52
45c

7%

1

'

Jan

57

Jan

Jan

Apr

40

ll%c

Mines

Jan

28

11%

3.25

—1

1.15

Jan

Mar

1.20

140

1

;

Oils

Walker

Feb

7

1.98

26c

•

73 Vi

Jan
Mar

73c

—

Saguenay

Waite

Feb

33

Feb

2.01

14,100

1.32

'•

Jan

65c
27c
52c

2.30

■

21c

„

900

52

9,800

Jan

10c

Jan

13%
16Vi
16 Vi
112 Vi 112%
9c
9c

63c

255

•

33c

52c

3,430

1

Renfrew Textiles class A

Oils

Jan

20

v

31c

28c

Jan

Jan

6c
30

2,002

20

130

8,532

4,997

3.15

1.65

19%

r

2.15

26 Vi.

2.85

1

Long

80

Feb

1.45

Jan

5,300

Apr

8c

1.40

Jan

61 Vi
98c

10%

3.uj
62c

1.55

1

Mines

A

75

*

275

10%

100

25%

*

Gold

Waterous

1,800

6%

1.05

Jan

19c

Mar

10c

155

3.CO

2.80

1
1
1
1

Regcourt

Little

1,210

1.00

25%

210

26Vi

1.55

1
—1
1
1
*
1

Reeves MacDonald

Robertson Mfg

4.80

Mar

1.10

-

Petroleum

Silk

72%

25

69%'

1,000

9c

2.85

IIIi

Gold Mines Ltd
Redwater-Piccadilly Petro

St

3.10
5c

7c

31
6%

1.90

*

Mines

Mar

101

34o

V
Ashley^ Minerali.„___1
Cana^avBrewers—_____-r—.5

-40

Red Poplar

Ryan

2,000

Jan

1.57

Apr

6,655

13%
16%
16

16%

•

Ltd

Violamac

Jan

1.95

preferred

Mines

Vulcan

Jan

99%

28C

—

Western

:i' >-::I

„10

—

—

Ranwick Uranium

Roxana

Apr

72%

10

3uc

1.90

1

Quemont Mining
Quesabe Mines Ltd—

Roche

34c

Jan

preferred—j

A

Apr
Feb

250

2.06

13%

*
50
25

Jan

1.23
93

10%

16%

*

Quebec Chibougamau
Quebec Labrador
Quebec Manitou
Queenston Gold

Riverside

.

1

—

Class

Feb

99c

—7'

.100

—

Robinson

27c

6,000

.————

Purity Flour Mills

Reno

1,000

4,714

25

Prospectors' Airways
Purdy Mica Mines —

Renabie

34c

Jan

3.75

Jan

78c

7c

__

1

Oils

Ventures

6%c Mar

.

class

Canada

30c

1.24

1

Steel

Upper

Villbona

4.80

Preston East Dome

Reef

United
United

Vicour

5 Vic

Pressed Metals

Preferred

Feb

Jan

1.20

j.

Premier Trust

Jan

Jan

4.70

1

Feb

5Vic

Jan

11

Jan

3,000

__

1

Keno Hill

61c

5%c

common-

5c

50c

Jan

Mar

B

United

82c

1.20

River

Jan

Fuel

Class

Feb

1.17

36%

Jan

2.85

"

Corp class B

Feb

4.70

72%: •

Powell

Powell

56 Vi

Jan

7.80

80,350

85

6%

—

'

30%

30 Vi
.

2.15

;

670

6,860

99%
10c
1.34

7c
__

__

6% Mar

Jan

17,007

3.10
1.23

83
99%

5 Vi

•

Asbestos

United

Mar

5%C

1,040

26

9

United.

53c

1

-

>

—J.

common

_—

Mining

42c

_*

Porcupine Peninsuiar
Porcupine Reef Gold

Union

3,300
3,086

Jan

36% Mar

1.05

—

•

-

Gas

30,400

1.75

Jan

18

Jan

•

A

Resources

Acceptance

Preferred
Union

46c

III1

Polaris Oil

Union

58c-

1.63

1.70

Mines

4%C

'

*

45c

'

74c

Jan

1

Petroleums

55c '

46c

*

Gas—

&

Gold

Crow

_—

_

—

46C

1

Paymaster Consol

3 Vic

4c

I

Malartic

Partamen

3 Vie

-i-l

—

Jan

82c

Jan

16 Ve

30 %

3.00

85

*

Feb

10%

3 Vic Mar

III1

—_

:

__

l.irf

Transvision-Television

United

Mar .:77

52

145

48c

19C

*

class

Finance

Tianscontinental

Feb

1.75

Jan

9.60

88c

Oil

1.70 Mar.

Jan

1

Cadillac

,

1.10 Mar

4,700

33

3.05

Trend

Jan

5 Vic

1.30

1,300

Feb

18c

14c

5 Vic

225

1

12c

*

Parbec

Exploration

Petroleums

9,050

—1

Navigation

Western

Towagmac
Tower

240

6%

70c
17%
31%
33
32
33
8.15. 8.60

8.35

50

—

Apr

14%
28%

64c

1

*

Mortgage

17,600

1

Mines-—

Hershey Tubes—
—
Pamour Porcupine Mines Ltd_
Pandora

A

2.75

1

Lake

Page

Pan

Class

Jan

17Vi

*

common—

15

500

Jan(

6%

64c

* -.7

13c 14 %c

4.25

Feb

•

Trans Empire Oils

5c

Pen

Jan

30

<.

1.28 Mar

14%
28 Vi

__

1

Works

Traders

6%

15

"

Elevators

Feb

_

Jan

39c

98%

37

100

14%
98%

10c

Silver Mines

Toronto

Jan

4c

Petroleum

Pacific

Torbrit

Toronto Iron

Jan

6%

Jan

12%

»

1.60

—1

Apr

95

1

39c

16 %C

j.__

Jan

14%

98%

5,600

13

1.25

Gold

16 %c

5 Vic

46 Vic

Jan

40,986

37c

10c

Tombill Gold

Jan

—

Pacific Coyle

Toburn

Apr

Feb

Jan

11%

9c

—

1

6c

Feb

36c

6,365

.10

1.23

3.00

2,066

I

28%

J.

2,940

21c

Jan

1.27

common

Preierred

6,600

Jan,

Feb

9%c

13c

14%

Teck-Hughes Gold Mines

7c

Jan

20%

__

100

common

25c

1.95

Jan

Jan

•

Ltd

(Pearson)

1.31

2.50

17%
8 Vic

<*

—

River

6c

2.65

125

4,500

1

23c

Mar

19

50c

1.27

13 %c

_—

ordinary
*

7c

22c

63c
37%

9c

•

24c

11,400

41

61c
13%

—

' 19

1

—

Ltd

1.27

Mines

Lake

8% Mar

Mar

Feb

37%

61c

25

Petroleum

Tamblyn

Toronto

Feb

5

75C

•

common

preferred

Taylor

Jan

•

Surf Inlet

Taku

Feb

doc

101

991/2
1.13

1
.

Sylvar.ite Gold

Jan

Mar

20c

1,410

8

7

7

29c

6c

12,500

11

8%

14,000

6 Vic

14 %C

Malartic
Omnitrans Exploration
Orange Crush
U
Red

Feb

4c

Oils

Osisko

6.00

42c

'

,

O'Leary

Orlac

Feb

Jan

5.40

;

Gold

Feb

1.15

3%c

38c

Ogama-Rockland

Orenada

Jan

60c

85

11,000

4.90

I', -:Ja* t

Oil Selections
Okalta

39,650

'

Obaska Lake Mines Ltd
O'Brien

1,400

37c

1.15

*

Oil

Star

Nubar

1.51 Mar

1.85

1

(1940)

Mines

North

Jan

38c

*

>

Mar

3.00

17c

5.30

———1"
1

North Denison Mines

Northland

30c

5,500
18,600

3%c

1

Canada

Northern

Jan

5c
21c

5%

57C

*

99 ;7'- 99
1-13 7
1.05

*

„

Oils

Supertest

Jan

•

Rock Iron Mines
Sullivan Cons Mines

Superior

Jan

98

100

Steep

5 Vic Mar

76%

'

77%

—1
*

Gold

Norpick

Jan

4c

33c

——1

Mines

11 Vic

1.10

*

Mines

Norgold

Jan

1.70

—1

Noranda Mines

Feb

9c

20c

35c

—1

—

Gold

9c

4,250

4%c
20c

5

Mines

Mines Ltd

Nor-Acme

5,200

10c

-m-rnm

'•

Nisto

9 Vic

14c

9%c

•

•

Nicholson Mines

Jan
Jan

lie

1
——1

Thurbois

New

7Vic
20c

Feb'

29%

215

14%

Preferred

Gold

Newnorth

Feb

39%

190
440

»

Olsen

40

37%

*

Paving common

Stedman Bros

Jan

351/2

common

Preferred
Starratt

36

35

*'

.

——

Standard Radio

Mar

36%

•

Mines

Standard

95

97

95

15

35i/4

20

,

;

Standard Chemical

Jan

Apr

Sladacona

27C

' 36 Vs

1
common

Brazeau

Apr
Feb

8

8

95

I—I—I__l II

Malartic

Co

Jan

8

*

—

<N)

10%

Feb

^

—

Southam Co

High

"

Apr

7%

--

jqO

Gold

Sladen

Jan

15c

A

—-

Slater

Mar

8%c

— —

class

Jan

1.50

Feb

Ltd

Low

9%

500

10

y

Range Since January 1

Shares

High

9%

Dairies'pfdl"'"ion"

Preierred
Siscoe

10

"""«
Western

of Prices
Low

,

Class B

Mar

1.10
•

10,300

12c

Jan

1

Mines

Lac

Long

27C

Feb

1.40

2.65

18,670

30c

31%

Jan

1.19

8,250

1.39

—1
1

:

Newluna Mines

Mosher

1.49

Jan

Jan

4%c Mar

i,

43,389

1.45

1.40

Feb

7%c Jan

4,300

9c

New Marlon Gold
New

4%C

Feb

102

7,500

4%C

Mines

Laguerre

10c

2.40
48 Vi

71c

10

8c

Jan

A_

B

Silverwood
Simpson's

29 Vi Mar

Jan

27%

6,550

89c

83c

Apr

45

505

Class

Mar

1.65

50

29

9%C

1
1

Malartic

New Hugh

47

103% 103%

103%

1
1

Mines

47

28%

7'

'

29

12
14

27

23,950

'7

Feb

11%

365

1.99

*
1

Mines

Calumet

New

New Dickenson

29%

1.75

A
1

Alger

New

29

1.95

*
-100

Mines

Negus
Neilson

"29%

Silverwood Dairies class

Feb

9%

Jan

12 f • 'Jan

.

l',785 "

*
*
*

Petroleum

National

300

*

class B

National

8%

231

8%

8%

Par

High

Low

Sales

for Week

Range

Sale Price

Range Since January 1

Shares

Week's

Last

STOCKS

High

8%

Chemical common__5
5

Drug &

National

Friday

for Week

of Piices

Sale Price
Par

WEEK ENDED APRIL 6

Sales

Range

Friday
Last

STOCKS—

Monday, April 9, 1951

7

Jan

11%

Feb

9%

Jan

14

Feb

39%

Jan

53

Feb

9% Jan

13%

Feb

97

Mar

99%

Apr

47

Mar

49%

20%

Jan

24%

Apr
Feb

13%

Feb

15

Feb

49%

Jan

61

Feb

20*%

Jan

*

37 "

Jan

33

6%

Jan

8%

Jan

1.20

Feb

Feb

4.40

3.70 Jan

Feb

3.90 Mar

Jan

32%

24%

Jan

39%

Feb

40c

30Vic Jan

Jan
Feb

38

Jan

57

55'

Jan

67

28 Vi

Jan

31

'

33

Jah

41

'

Feb

60 Vi

Jan

27

Feb

Mar

52-:

Jan

Feb

21%

Jan

26 Vi

Jan

29% Mar

25%

Jan

34

Feb

27

Jan

32

Feb

21%

Jan

25

7.50 Mar
28

Jan

6%c Mar
4.80
2c

11%

.1

-

9.20
33
10c

Feb
Feb

Feb
Feb

Jan

5% Mar

Apr

3c

Mar

Jan

13%

Feb

Number 5001

Volume 173

...

Chronicle*

The Commercial and Financial

(1515)

over-the-counter securities
Quotations for Friday, April 6

Investing Companies
Affiliated
Amer ex

Bid

Par

Mutual Funds—

Corp__— __10

Holding

Ask

Institutional

46 V*

4.06

11.39
10.19

11.02

5

18.01

19:58

___1

6%

■IV*

1

2V4

2%

—•

20.72

22.28

1

22.68

24.52

Inc—

Fund

Blair

——

Holdings Corp.
Inv Tr of America

•Bond

Inc

Fund

Boston

12.38

Bid-

lc

13.15

14.41

lc

79c

88c

1.80s June

15, 1951.

1.70s

15,

lc

1.11

1.23

16.46

18.04

11.56

12.57

2S Oct

9.91

10.83

17.54

B-l

(investment Bonds)
1
(Medium Grade Bonds) 1

9.32

B-3

(Low

-5

20.35

22.00'

B-4

27.07

Century Shares, Trust

23.37

25.61

K-l

_1

38.37

41.48

Chemical

Fund

-1

20.42

—

Preferred

_100

—

19.16

20.91

Composite Bond

T.21

15.59
25 %

27 %

Delaware Fund _l.

1

17.72
32.95

35.94

I

17,81

19.43

Stks) 1

ie]73

18.26

16.71

18.37.

.

—1

13.24

14.51,

1

8.63

9.46'

10.61

11.63

1

12.31

13.49

1

Funds

10.76

11.79

General

1

17.10

18.74

Home

10.69

11.34

Non-Ferrous

Inc—
,

-

Aviation

Bank stock—

Building

supply

Chemical

——_

Corporate bond series

com

7.00

100.1

99,28

99.31

Bid

a

point

Bid

Panama Canal 3s

1961
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
l%s May 1, 1952-1950—..

l%s Jan. 1, 1953-1951
*2%s Feb. 1, 1955-1953
1%S Oct. 1, 1957-1955

Ask

98.16

99

116 V*

117%
*

98.28

99.6

98.24

...

99

99.28

—

1

100.8

pe.S'

96.24

52.54

4.44

4.14

4.56

4.38

4.83

3.59

3.96

1.40%

8-

4.03

4.44

1.40%

9-1-50

4.25

Maturity-

Bid

Ask

99.8433

99.9325

.9508

99.9305
99.9052

.9488

99.8621

.9095

99.8454

.8971

l%s Nov. l, 1951
Values
shown below
in 32nds

.8996

are

52.54

4.03

lc
lc

36.41

.9508

Treasury Notes—(Cont.)

1%S July 1, 1951 "C"__
1%S July 1, 1951 "D"_
1%S Aug. 1, 1951—.
1%S Oct. 1, 1951

7.64
6.96

11.00

Ask

99.9325

Treasury Notes—
1%S July 1, 1951 "B"

36.41

Industries shares—lc
Metals

32nds of

Dollar Price

Maturity—

6 34

Managed Funds—
Automobile
shares——
lc
Business Equipment shares.lc
Electrical Equipment shares.lo
Furnishings shares

12.71

10.06

(Net Asset Value)
•
Loomis Sayles Second Fund—
(Net Asset Value)
lo

—1

Automobile

com-Stocks)

(Appreciation

;

Agriculture

99.29

99.30

more

U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness

30.17

.1

Diversified

99.26

19.33

27.65

6-4 (Low Priced com
Stks)-i
Knickerbocker Fund
1
Lexington Trust Fund
25c
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—

16.93

Consolidated Investment Trust-1.

Fund Inc

11.65

8-3

Pfd Stk

Si

1

1

8-2, (Income

146

6.63

Priced Bonds)

Bonds).
(Income pfd Stocks)

(Appreciation pfd Stks) 1
8-1 (Quality common Stks)_l

22.08

141

1

Commonwealth Investment

9.33

6,170

Securities com. _100 6,020

Christiana

1951

15, 1951—

or

27.54

K-2

_

Aug

one

Other Issues
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
l%s Feb 1, 1953-.

28.30

25.24

1

(Speculative

_1

,

100

Keystone Custodian Funds—

—ioc

Ltd

Fund

99.30

u..

100.

17.92

1

B-2

Net asset value—

Ask

99.30

1%S Nov, 15, 1951

Investors Management Fund

—_

Bullock

Bid

I%S May 15, 1951

Stock and Bond Group—-lc
Investment Co of America
1
Investment Trust of Boston
1

Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Broad Street Invest Corpl-

Figures after decimal point represent

Ask

Federal Home Loan Banks—

shares
Bank Group shares
Insurance Group shares.

4.40

.1

Axe-Houghton

Par

Shares Ltd—

Aviation Group

American Business Shares- —1
1
American Mutual Fund Inc.

Axe-Houghton Fund B
Beneficial
Corp

Obligations Of Government Ageneie$

Mutual Funds—

5.16

4.77

-1%

Fund Inc—

1%S Oct. 15,

__

1951..

-

.9303

l%s March 15, 1954.
l%s March 15; 1955

98.12
98.3

98.6

l%s Dec,

98.26

98.29

15, 1055-.

98.15

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Dated

Rate

Due

Bid

Ask

5-1-51

1-50

b2.00

1.75%

1.80%

1-

2-51

10-

1-51

b2.15

1.95%

1-51

b2.00

1.75%

1.85%

2-

1-51

11-

1-51

b2.20

2.00%

6-

Rate

Dated

Due

Bid

Ask

4.69

1.65%

10-

2-50

7-

b2.05

1.85%

1.875%

3-

1-51

12-

3-51

b2.20

2.00%

1

5.21

5.71

Paper shares

lc

5.26

5.80

1.7

11-1-50

8-

1-51

b2.10

1.90%

2.00%

4-

2-52

1-

2-52

b2.25

13.39

14.67

Petroleum

2.05%.

Dlversfiied Investment Fund_l

lo

5.20

5.73

1.7

12-

1-50

9-

4-51

b2.15

1.90%

Diversified

11.76

12.89

Steel

lc

5.31

5.85

Diversified

preferred stock—1
equipment
1

Electrical
Insurance

stock

1

I

Machinery
Merchandising

•

—1

Industry—

: I3.iij

Ctfs

of

Public

—;

——

invest

Pacific Coast
'

_1

Utility

13.53

14.83

Mass

—1

12.38

13.57

27.43

13.96

15.36

Fund

1
1

8.10
8.58

Steel

1

11.83

12.96

1

10.60

11.62

25c

1.82

2.00

Tobacco
Eaton

<fc

—

—

Shares

Howard-

Fund

Low Priced

Preferred

Speculative

22.56

5.15

Corp

32%

1

7.27

6.17

5.58

*

Founders^ Mutual Fund-.

2.69

2.45

30%

_lo

First Mutual Trust Fund..

17.87

16.53

7.92

.

6:33

Natural Resources Fund Inc

$1.50

18.60

20.38

—1

18.54

.20.04

1

66.13

71.11

1

5.64

6.10

(Thel

&

(Geo)

14.11

17.94

19.25

l

Republic Investors Fund

3.11

1.42%

bl.52

1.46%

bl.48

1.35%

21,

Cora Stk Fund

City Bank Stocks

Kugel, Stone & Co.
incorporated

20 Broad Street

(net asset val)

26.63

New York 5, N.

Teletype: iV. Y. 1-1822

Telephone: WHitehall 3-2050

(net asset value).*

Y.

26.63

Scudder, Stevens & Clark
56.16

56.16

2%

13.30

14.39

Shareholders Trust of Boston—1

24.69

26.20

7.69

8.43

Sovereign

Investors

l

9./I

State

9.92

Stein

Roe

Chemical

lc

8.79

9.63

Fund

ft

8.45

Corp.*

Street Investment

9.05

7.72

61.50

64.00

25

8.86

lc

shares

1.42%

bl.52

1.35%

28, 1951—
July 5, 1951

3.40

lc

shares'.

bl.52

bl.48

Scudder. Stevens & Clark

—lc

Aviation

25

13.69

l

Fund

Selected Amer Shares

,

1.42%

1951-

June

26%

20

i

Inc

Building shares

■>

24%

5

Trading
Fund

9.13

Stock Fund.lc

Automobile shares

bl.51

June

1.35%

4%

8.33

Securities—

Common

4.84

19.28

5

preferred

Street

Fund, Inc
Group

June 14,1951:

1.30%

bl.48

New York

4.42

4%

England Fund
1
Pacific Amer Investors com—lOo

—2

Capital Corp.

1.25%

bl.45

Primary Markets in

17.93

New

Fundamental Investors Inc

Oeneral Investors Trust

bl.45

April 26, 1951—
May 3, 1951
May 10, > 951
May 17, 1951
May 24, 1951—

5.06

5.79

Putnam

General

1.42%

4.27

Priced Com Stock Series_l

Low

i:40%

bl.51

5.57

3.91

63.04

63.68

9:72

10.58

Banks & Trnsl Companies

Farnham

Inc

Teohnicai. Fund Inc-..

Par

5.26

5.77

b

Fully administered shares__lc

8.00

8.77

General

8.67

9.50

Texas

8.71

9.54

Trusteed

shares—lc

9.58

9.98

Union Bond

Investing Company shares__lc
Low Priced shares—
—lc

10.65

11.67

7.52

8.21

Merchandising shares —lc
Mining shares
_____lc

9.39

10.29

United Science Fund

6.55

7.18

Value Line Fund Inc

1

lc

11.12

12.18

Wall Street Investing Corp

1

12.44

12.69

Continental Bank & Trust

Wellington Fund

1

19.49

21.26

Corn

l

18.92

20.34

County Trust Co.

1

4.11

4.45

Industrial

__lc

Machinery shares lc

Institutional

Petroleum
?

shares..

bond

shares

Railroad Bond share&

,

_lc

Railroad stock shares
Steel

lc

Bo we

shares

6.54

1

5.29

4.89

13.19

14.26

85c

94c

Incorporated Investors

Manhattan

Co__10

Bank of New York &
Fifth Avenue

100

-

22.47

Chase National Bank..

37%

39%

10

42
69

Unit

12.67
6.24

5.97

6.52

.15

Chemical Bank & Trust

Type

Inc

10

5 %

71%
5%

Exchange Bank & Trust_2o

Trust Co

Series

2.50

8.91

10.20

1

Independence Trust Shares

2.32

2.63

1

52%

54%

Jersey Insurance of N Y_

^_10

69

71

Lincoln

_25

72

—10

28

American Equitable

_4

Assur_.-_._5

American Fidelity & Casualty-5

Par
Insur Co of North Amerlca_..lo

19%
21
100x1,600
1,650
20
51%
53%
100
253
259
20
47%
49%
25
98%
101%

2%

American Re-Insurance.

r—10

American

Surety

Automobile

—25
...—10

—

55

75%

United States Trust

20

Prior

Massachusetts Bonding
Merchant Fire Assurance
Merchants Si Mfrs_...

_5

Fire

—

Continental Casualty 1.
Crum & Forster Inc_——

31

54%

57%

National Fire

67%

National Union

Fire...,

Casualty
Fire

64%

'

National

Casualty

.5

21%

23%

__10

113%

117%

10

64%

68%

10

35%

•

110

9%

10

59%

5

33%

—2
lo

333/4

,

5

.....

__.__2.50

Northern

12.50

Northeastern

-.

,,,

.3.33%

373/4

36%
52

85%

Phoenix

-10

68

71

Preferred Accident

Resent

7%

Atlantic City

483/4

27/,S

83/,

60%

Providence-Washington

____;

57%
52

55

Reinsurance Corp (N Y)

20%

21%

Republic

_

(Texas)

St Paul Fire

&

5

1%

2%

10

29%

2

77/a
127

55%

Seaboard Surety

10

66

Globe ft Republic
—5
Globe ft Rutgers Fire common .5
"2nd preferred
-15

13%

19%

Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire ft Marine

10
10

Great American

f,

33%

34%

Travelers

10

31%

33%

U

S

Fidelity Si Guaranty C0..2

U

S

Fire

3s

131

-10

Hartford Fire
Hartford Steamboiler

127

-10

35

37

U S Guarantee

—5

34%

36%

Westchester Fire

36%

i

-

in

34

600




42%

Meroantile-Commerce Nat'l__100

-

94 V2

100%

99%

49%

51%

66%

69%

10

82

96

2

21

22%

26

170

175

14%

*

•hare

58%

56 %

60

58

160

—.100

& Trust

San Francisco

„

Bank of Amer N T & S

;

A—6.25

28%

26%

97%

97

Public Serv El Sc Gas
Southern Calif Edison

2%s__l985.

96

.97,

2%S—1980
27/,s_1976

96

97

Virginia Elec & Pow 23'i8—1980
Tenn Gas Transmis 3V8S—1971

98%

98

95%

963A

.

97%

96%

Ask

Bid

Stocks—

.,

pfd_l00
Corp 4.60% pfd-100

Pow Co 4.60 %

Florida Pow

Ask

Bid

Bonds—(Cont.)

Transmission—
preferred

102

105

102

103

98.

100

Tenn Gas

/

4.64%

-

99%
98%
97%
97%

99
98
97
96%

100

Transmission—
4%% preferred
-100

Texas

Eastern

104%

105%

_—

Tide Water Power Co—

$1.85

preferred

—35

—

25%

26

_

?ndf

Odd lot sale

of

price,
"

56%

53%

59

25

Trust—r

Union Trust——20
Tower Grove Bank As Trust—20

Alabama

;

—1986

52%

24

Mississippi Valley Trust——-25

(not included In year's range). b Bid'yield price.
stock,
d Deferred delivery sales (not Included in yeufe
kAdmitted to listing on N. Y. Stock Exchange
n Admitted Jo trading
sales (not included In year's range). tEx-liquldating dividend
(Un) Admitted
privileges,
wd When delivery,
wi When issued,
x Ex-dlvidend.
y Ex-rights,
nil
Pftrtoro
0

36

585

4
—

37

40%
.50 %

Nat'l Bank__20
Bank
20
17
Manufacturers Bank & Trust_20
Mercantile-Commerce B & T_100

46%

.

Hnnrip

35

National

Exchange

..

__w_1981

3s
—1976
Miohigan Cons Gas 3s—1975
New England Power 2"%S—1981
N J Bell Tel Co 2%s
1990

69%

100

—

—

Development

131

34%

&

International Bank for
Reconstruction and

87/s

44%

_<

23/4s

31%

'

Pow

Cons Gas Elec Lgt & Power—

39

37

—12%

Accident_ri-

95'%

Cons Edison of N Y—

30

Standard

98%
96%
.95%

163/4

52%

97

97%

803/4

28

Hanover Fire

97
98

*61%

5

21 %

1980
-.1980

—

Carolina

157

583/4

Louis

First National Bank

Amer

Boatmen's

Potomac Elec Power

15%

10

Marine

Ask

Electric—

76%

150

St.

58

Security Issues

Bid

Bonds—

Lgt 27/,s_198J
Commonwealth Edison 2%s_2Q01

10

.

-10

—

300
660

5

Peerless Casualty Co....,

81%

12%

285
640

201
-

54

259

253

100

'27%

46%

52

12%

94

91

100

403A

18%
26% '

40

8tates Nat'l Bank_^__20

United

United Hank

100

10

Pacific Indemnity Co_

34

-10

215

200

:

Northern Trust Co.

Borden Co 2%s

25.

.

_10

General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls

244

First National Bank

61%
35%
353/4

_.

—5

Phila

Fund of Frisco

Firemen's of Newark

,"r

National Bank & Trust- —33 y3

333/4

35

49

I10
_

of

Continental Illinois

38 U

i'

Fidelity ft Deposit of Md
Fireman's

313/4

32%

North River

Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance

Fire Assn

-

.__?%

340

Portland
First National Bank

St Louis

City Nat'l Bank & Trust- —100

26%

:;27%

(Detroit)—10
;

Pacific Fire

Federal

24%
.'25%

320

Mutual Bank &

-.100

Harris Trust & Savings-

29

104

94
8va
254

90
7%

Chicago

52

21%

56%

-

Connecticut General Life

,49

5

22%

20%

54%

Boston

Camden

51

.4

20%

New Hampshire
New York Fire

—_25

45

43

20%

46

>.

25
12

National

Sterling

133%

19%

10

Bankers & Shippers

129%

York Trust

72%

Life

New Amsterdam

Newark—

American of

(J P) & Co Inc

Public Nat'l Bank & Trust-_17»/2

Ask

75

V

38

1,295

10

—10

National

preferred
_10
$1.05-Convertible preferred—5

26%

Bid

73

Peoples Fir6t National Bank

29 %

Maryland Casualty common—_1
$2.10

43

Mellon Nat'l Bank & Trust__100

35

Title Guarantee & Trust

30

24%

41%

Pittsburgh

23

60%
295

New

Aetna Life

American Automobile

"40

25

107

27 %

Morgan

94%,

Security-First National

21

57%
286

National City Bank

90%

10

33

10
100

Manufacturers Trust Co_

Aetna Casualty & Surety.
—10
Ae&na insurance J
—10

of Detroit

Franklin National Bank—

Guaranty Trust

Companies

Ask

Bank

Angeles

103

Industrial Bank of Commerce-10

2.61

:

32%

41

100 1,235

First National Bank

Franklin Square, N Y__

4.83

\

Bid

65%

39

Los

.10

Kings County Trust

.j

37%

31

Detroit

.10

Series 1956

'

395

36

••

Trusts—

E

63%

.16

Diversified Trustee Shares-

Series 1955

76 :

30

375

National City Bank
-13
Union Bank of Commerce—10

National

Commercial National Bank &

.10

Fund

2.15

,

28%

44

20

11.66
5.71

—

32.92

—

46 V2

Union Preferred Stock Fund—1
United Income Fund Shares—_l

Irving Trust

1
American Alliance

44%

National Bank
—20
Cleveland Trust Co
>,.—100
Central

96 %

1.98

Agricultural

351

336

10

_

93 %

30.45

Par

32

Central Hanover Bank & Trust 20

—5

Insurance

30'A

19.33

_10c

—

the

Bankers Trust

North Amer Trust Shares—
income Foundation Fund.

of

Fund series B——1

8.33

4.62

12.84

Industry Shares—_25c

Whitehall

7.60

13.99

1

Wisconsin Investment Co

5.96

*

l

:

Inc:

5.54

4.20

Inc

Inc

Fund

7.44

lc

Fund

Plan

Fund

5.05

lc

—

1

Bank

6.78

.

—lc

shares

Tobacco shares

Utility

3.03

2.75

___lc

RR Equipment shares.

:

Television-Electronics

Ask

Cleveland

13.63

Food- shares

-

Bid

Par

Ask

Bid

New York

Electrical Equipment shares, lc
i—.lc

12.45

•;*

bond

Ask

May 31, 1951
June 7, 1951—

bl.50

1.15%

6.58

6.77

Inc

5.10

Bid

Ask
1.00 %

bl.45

9.60

6.17

Fund

1
.i\,

4.63

_lc

Industries

8.44

1

series—

Gas

: 8.09

7.72

8.78

Pine

stock

7.40

1

-1

7.63

Common

7.85

1

Industrial Stock Series—
Selected Group Series

6.96

stock. series-

16.20

7.18

April

12.55

6.02

lc

Preferred

15.09

11.6I

1

Series

Bid

bl.40

12, 1961—
19, 1951-

April

1

Petroleum

Franklin; Custodian Fund3 Inc—

16.48

15.66

1

Series

United States Treasnry Bills

17.81

15.16

1

Stock Series

4.97

16.47

1

Series

31.90

21.10

Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Boston

Inc.l

Bond Series—

29.84

—5

8.79

37.66

1

Stock

_20c

inc.

Fund

series.

1

Fidelity Fund Inc
First

Bond

1

:

Stock Fund

Equity

«

Income

Balanced Fund
.

2nd

Balanced Fund

9.40

,

Investors

National Investors Corp
National Security Series-

8.88

1

Dividend

Interest—1

Fund of Boston Inc
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
Nation-Wide Securities-

9.26

8.45-

—1

—

Railroad Equipment

Railroad

beneficial

Mutual

25.03

Metals

8.02
34.84

2-51

Mass

14.87

11.96

shares

Manhattan Bond Fund Inc—10c
Investors Trust—

14.99

13.68

,13.57

:_1:

—

shares

11

i.mi

1

I

N. Y. Curb, rojsn
to United Tradu«
z Ex stocx a

.M Xr.v

43

44

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1516)

.

.

*m

.

Monday, April 9, 1951

■

Week Ended March 31

THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank

will show

week

clearings this

1951

Reserve

be

possible to obtain weekly clearings

above those of the corresponding week

25.9%

last year.

$18,245,300,951 against $14,494,626,961 for the same week in 1950.

total stands at

this center there is

gain for the week ended Friday of 21.7%.

a

BY

•

+ 21.7

$9,816,070,921

$8,063,456,365

852,880,582

608,246,047

+

1,109,000,000

782,000,000

+ 41.8

Chicago—
Philadelphia

—.

1,260,946

4,294,740

—2C.5

3,301,074

3,634,218

943,000.000

+ 32.1

909,000,000

1,015,000,000

2,592,287

+

21.7

2.635,334

2,985,433

4,905,876

+ 15.2

4.435,008

4,415,889

2.943,621

2,643,693

+ 15.7

2,323.666

3,090.617

4,029,552

+ 15.4

3,701,036

3,774,766

9,472,374

+ 28.6

8,160,330

9,421,402

8,538,146

(11 cities)

4,013,379

12,177,883

;

8.625,220

1.0

9.509,016

8,135,316

1,290,620,856

982,293,546

—

+31.4

946,144,749

1,053,624,924

%

1950

1951

New York

1.016,611

1,025,174

TELEGRAPH

Week Ended April 7—

'

1.099,183

3,154,929

York

Total

CLEARINGS—RETURNS
i

L

904,578

+ 47.6

+ 26.9

*5,650,000

Delaware—Wilmington.:
New Jersey—Trenton

for the week follows:

summary

+ 44.8

961,821

3,549,917

Wilkes-Barre

Our comparative

889,726

860,859

1,023,297

1,246,000,000
.

Scranton

At

$

1,509,804

Philadelphia
Reading

Our preliminary

1948

1,246,735

—

Lancaster

will

1949

S

Inc. or

Dec.

1,220,269

Bethlehem.
Chester

indicate that for the week ended Saturday, April 7, clearings

for all cities of the United States for which it is

$

District—Philadelphia—

Pennsylvania—Altoona—

Preliminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief
cities of the country,

Federal

Third

increase compared with a year ago.

an

1950

$

40.2

Boston

557.776,478

451,039,813

313,977,006

229,977,461

+ 36.5

259,500,000

+

24.5

449,622,000

305,295,000

+

47.3

356,774,241

245,039,220
271,770,810

168,290,304

+

+ 26.9

6,935,121

6.186,774

107,326,429

+

23.3

155,502,950

163,101,771

417,648,928

303,532,705

+

35.4

298,268,605

293,362,973

36,058,800

31,994,700

+ 12.7

30,842,600

27,583,300

5,903,364

4,746,097

+

24.4

4,854,812

3,383,690

7,703,793

5,988,873

+ 23.6

412,502,018

320,402,141

+ 28.7

6,234,059
293,756,604

320,771,388

1,093,902,004

845,069,422

+29.5

796,394,751

820,032,312

+ 39.2

255,460,039

6,078.477

206,371,728

+ 45.6

378,203,370

7,713,373

.

Cincinnati

Cleveland—

+ 23.7

Kansas City

Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—

Ohio—Canton

Bt. Louis

223,000,000

-

San Francisco.

Pittsburgh

-

Cleveland-——

———————

——

Baltimore

i

•

Columbus
Mansfield

Youngstown

>

Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total

(7 Cities)

5,642,412

51.8
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—

$14,412,769,637 $11,384,615,020

Ten cities five days

Other cities, five days

+ 26.6

2,374,836,972

+ 31.3

3,118,839,095

————-——

-

West

Virginia—Huntington

2,700,426

Virginia—Norfolk

Total all cities, five days
All cities, one day

-•

Complete and exact details for the week covered by
in

ends

We cannot

next week.

issue of

our

+25.9

Total

the foregoing will appear

we

detailed

able

are

to

—

31.4%.

Cleveland

''

405,547,003

3,154,797

199,142,038"

19,163,948

14,183,941

16,209,646

+ 18.2

90,094,367

68,436,714

+ 31.6

63,387,750

70,918,907

285,800,000

-

219,000,000

+ 30.5

206,300,000

211,900,000

5,866,867

17,177,510

3,433,168

+ 70.9

3,904,239

3,216,159

+ 21.4

2,948,447

3,098,469

138,879,170

90,713,224

+ 53.1

78.986,180

85,893,816

134,233.396

90,078,742

+ 49.0

88,991,192

83,400.116

6,602,959

5,648,397

+ 16.9

5,661,140

365,649

357,866

+

2.2

371,709

396,979

128,536,690

127,160,136

+

1.1

120,829,505

131,425,082

813,437,285

—

__

624,254,046

+ 30.3

585,793,341

615,247,467

Mobile

Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans.
Total

(10

cities)

Seventh

Federal

4,193,471

3,954,359

7,082,229

District—Chicago—

Reserve

Michigan—Ann Arbor

the totals show an

District the totals record

Reserve

377,721,147

+ 14.4

+

We group the cities

District (including this city)

In the

76,231,050

—

District—Atlanta—

Alabama—Birmingham

the week

1,211,985
11.366,547

Rapids
Lansing

—

Indiana—Fort Wayne—

a

gain of 29.5%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 14.4% and in the Atlanta Reserve

+

6.1

1,337,981

1,408,681

+ 21.0

8,923,214

9,607,707

4,196,588

+ 25.2

4,011,784

4,520,972

5,559,477

4,269,664

+ 30.2

5,817,838

7,021,994

67,677,000

48,911,000

+ 38.4

47,860,000

56,697,000

9,270,005

Indianapolis
South

1,141,747

9,397.544

5,254,046

Grand

12.0%, in the Boston Reserve District of 26,8% and in the Philadelphia

District of

Reserve

67,559,199

407,530,225

Macon

according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this

increase of

177,705,262

76,949,277

Augusta

Outside of this city there was a gain of 30.6%, the

it appears that in the New York

3,333,114

9.7

3,757,243
197,668,265

466,351,083

Florida—Jacksonville

increase of 20.5%, the aggregate of

clearings at this center having recorded a gain of 11.0%.

bank

0.1

+ 12.7

3,757,181

Nashville

clearings for the whole country having amounted to $16,716,946,922 against $13,874,450,745 in the same week in 1950.

112,584,836

86,725,097

(6 cities)

Georgia—Atlanta

statement, however, which we present further below

For that week there was an

11,700,000

116,202,578

Tennessee—Knoxville

going to press.

give final and complete results of the previous week

ended March 31.

2,734,282

10,512,000

+ 24.3

216,889,080

Sixth Federal Reserve

furnish them today, inasmuch as the week

Accordingly in the above, the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
the elaborate

2,408,994

+ 10.6

.

Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at time of

In

+ 22.5

11.092,000

115,847,645

South Carolina—Charleston—,

"Maryland—Baltimore

2.9

District of Columbia—Washington—,

$18,245,300,951 $14,494,626,961

'■ /'

:

■"

:

—

735,174,969

713,692,219

—

Total all Cities for week.:
/

+ 27.4

$17,531,603,732 $13,759,451,992

—

—————.—

2,204 795

12,271,000
144.008,299

Richmond

6,980,431

+ 32.8

6,302,611

Bend

Terre Haute

6,447,393

by 38.2%, the

Reserve District by

St. Louis

District by 22.7%.

27.6%

2,387,612

+ 12.8

2,461,572

63,940.636

+ 32.3

57,139,227

56,405,207

4,322,273

3,502,516

+ 23.4

3,531,357

Des Moines—

38,521,411

34,761.894

+ 10.8

30,128,939

4*259,580
31,994,461

15,494,850

12,192,089

+ 27.1

1,640,603

1.149,174

+ 42.8

1,047,142

1,170,230

1,004,333,636

711,648.991

+ 41.1

694,394,941

789,514.368

4,377,127

2,970.943

+ 47.3

2,733,414

2,888,437

10,833,689

9,539,866

+ 13.6

9,393,426

10,690,688

6,677,706

4.693,457

+ 42.3

4,342.450

5,748,596

f

Wisconsin—Milwaukee

enlarge its totals

—

Iowa—Cedar Rapids—

and the Minneapolis Reserve

In the Kansas City Reserve District the improvement is 304%, in

the Dallas Reserve District 28.3%

2,692,703

84,567,451

Sioux

The Chicago Reserve District has managed to

District of 30.3%.

_

.

City

Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago—

and in the San Francisco Reserve District 35.2%.

—

.

Decatur—

Peoria—i

In the

following

furnish

we

a summary

by Federal Reserve Districts:

^

.

Rockford

Springfield
SUMMARY
Week Ended March 31—

12

2nd New York-

12

3rd Philadelphia

11

4th Cleveland

531,349,888

+ 26.8

519,623,817

521,087,198

7,375,568,005

+ 12.0

7,554,059,466

7,302,339,018

7

.

10"

982,293,546

+31.4

946,144,749

1,053.624,924

Kentucky—Louisville—
Tennessee—Memphis

12th San Francisco

13,523,085
1,003,223,246

407,530,225

+ 14.4

377,721,147

+ 30.3

585,793,341

615,247,467

924,466,888

+ 38.2

894,406,638

1,003,223,246

438,681,344

+ 27.6

441,901,684

468,890,"731

328,264,983

+ 22.7

331,733,155

353,556,052

310,600,000

York

New

City—_

411,536,025

+ SC.4

402,038,321

add

now

291,412,776

+ 28.3

265,605,493

714,023,597

+ 35.2

682,358,678

16,716,946,922

+ 20.5

13,797,781,240

13,941,632,105

8,787,773,706

6,729,353,389

+ 30.6

6,555,983,285

St.

$

Portland

6,050,801
i

1950

,

$

'

1949

Inc. or

North

$

Dec. %

Dakota—Fargo—

1.550,645

5,650,256

+ 28.3

5,660,409

6,155,614

2,699,169

+ 18.5

3,159,291

3,008,093

3,517,964

3.059,670

+15.0

3,163,906

3,246,078

*10,100,000

8,442,676

+ 19.6

8,196,116

8,653,612

402,648,914

328,264,983

+22.7

331,733,155

353,556,052

4,054,794

7.2

3,863,630

+ 26.0

438,491,314

431,379,826

1,736,866

+ 20.4

1,479,600

794,501

+ 19.4

681,963

794,808

1,742,589

_

p.

,

1,682,061

+

3.6

1,402,817

+ 15.4

7,698,459

6,789,091

+ 21.9

5,566,216

4,987,051

5,116,551

25,492,551

29,607,044

9,422,437

+ 61.6

24,312,392

10,780,632

+ 46.1

30,418,700

26,605,500

+ 14.2

23,426,100

25,569,600

1,267,979

Hampshire—Manchester

1,063,970

+ 19.2

1,127,250

1,426.777

673,736,951

99,662,864

107,260,960

8,122,081

7,576,207

+

7.2

5,114,086

4,753,693

10,808,037

+ 39.8

9,515,905

11,627,007

269,628,603

+ 27.5

269,325,509

291,900,247

11,861,242

9,383,761

+ 37.1

9,402,429

10,162,230

2,668,097

,
388,946
2,248,993

+ 586.0

792,700

1,020,599

3,103,484

+ 38.0

1,869,426

1,652,719

536,796,537

Colorado—Colorado Springs

411,536,025

+30.4

402,038,321

435,720,184

9.6

'

Total

(10 cities)

-

Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin

Fort

7,981,891

+ 26.8

531,349,888

519,623,817

521,087,198

Total

+ 28.9

7,212,770
219,635,748

213,472,000

22,397,712

+ 30.2

20,663,588

21,582,606
5,761,797
3,956,010

+

6.705,316

5,823,000
4,839,448

+ 22.5

5,886,000

4,014,107

+ 20.6

3,680,496

8,240,835

+ 28.3

8,526,891

9,161,215

373,791,362

cities)

4,753,700

10,575,572

Falls—

(6

244,720,923

29,152,718

Galveston

Wichita

7,285,499

315,418,733

Worth

291,412,776

+28.3

265,605,493

260,638,944

108,069,377

Reserve District—New York

York—Albany-

103,106,268
2,660,883

2,756,585

82,756,728

+ 36.6

79,553,689

78,259,223

~

1,499,593

+ 10.0

1,543,075

1,426,517

-

York

1,849,336

1,468,286

+ 26.0

1,440,830

1,711,476

7,929,173,216

7,145,097,356

+ 11.0

7,241,797,955

6,959,268,619

Rochester

Syracuse

Connecticut—Stamford
Jersey—Montclair

2,637,888

113,075,731

Elmira

1,649,538

21,408,068

+

/

+ 26.9

16,870,894

Santa

12,147,040

+ 35.9

11,557,000

1^,606,551

+ 32.3

12,107,335




125,631,713

51,929,347

+ 25.1

48,889,649

48,863,652

109,203,114

11,326,931

12,906,431

+ 17.4

11,360,097

10.445,813

+

3.8

8,949,472

7,330,663

380,830,947
9,043,677

+ 39.2

358,196.427

375,905,777

+ 32.0

9,601,306

9,840,476

4,524,976

3,391,426

+ 33.4

3,482,605

4,121,785

6,663,061

+ 32.0

5,651,509

6,510,949

965,245,765

714,023,597

+ 35.2

682,358,678

701,725,026

16.716,946,922

13,874,450,745

+ 20.5

13,797,781,240

13,941,632,105

8,787,773,706

6,729,353,389

+ 30.G

6,555,963,285

6,982,363,486

,

11,533,471

Barbara

J?"

;

12,150,056

10,325,171

Stockton

'

686,509

a

691,573

,

57,423,730

Total (12
cities)

123,778,376

15,155,117

-J

Jose

12,639,251

2,984,966

+ 31.2

8,795,890

San

16,503,795

3,569,901

124,598,408

530,204,296

Pasadena
Francisco^

16,725,840

+ 31.4

64,970,598

California—Long Beach

+ 35.6

2,547,988

103,502,021

Utah—Salt Lake City

111,666,499

3,349,084

Yakima-

•Oregon—Portland

17,267,162

17,575,604

151,450,215

Washington—Seattle

San

795.407

Newark

Northern New
Jersey

Francisco-

115,037,339

3.2

12,801,983

2,721,825

Buffalo

Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San

+ 22.1

28,429,239

Binghamton

'

+ 37.1

15,111,537

Louisiana—Shreveport
(12 cities)

104,926,936

584,602

343,899,295

Missouri—Kansas City
St. Joseph

Dallas

9,648,951

14,096,807

Island—Providence

516,411
6,277,493

+ 67.0
—

6,949,858

39,281,219

Haven

458,326

5*311,572

464.080

1,772,949

7,351,525

7.1

+ 24.5

143,814,072

1,492,444

—

420,638
5,689,824

-

Omaha

4,317,998

446,937,327

548.825

702,272

431,129
7,083,328

Hastings

1,878,711

8,487,087

_

^Connecticut—Hartford

New

80,935,219

7,249,132

Kansas—Topeka+ 10.6

1,595,785

948,591

Jamestown

246,045,456

35,215,057

3,199,451

Pueblo.

Worcester

New

5,511,981

221,014,576

+ 14.9

;

Lincoln

$

2,091,069

——

Second Federal

5,303,800

+ 25.9

81,319,039

Montana—Billings—

1948

3,761,639

Springfield

JNew

+ 11.8

221,680,227

South Dakota—Aberdeen

*

_i

Lowell

Total

5,413,946

279,091,689

*.

Nebraska—Fremont

563,089,337

.

JWew

468,890,731

Paul

Wichita

New

441,501,684

Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-

1,764,843

rjlhode

+27.6

detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the

our

_

2,036,055

438,681,344

93,439,877

Minneapolis

First Federal Reserve District—Boston—

Bedford

1,796,047

District—Minneapolis-

6,982,363,486

Clearings at—

New

+ 22.2

559,694,573

(4 cities)

Ninth Federal Reserve

701,725,026

13,874,450,745

1951

River

86,301,108

1,659,629

Minnesota—Duluth

Week Ended March 31

Fall

103,653,568

83,436,713

-

260,638,944

965,245,765

Total

week ended March 31 for four years:

^Massachusetts—Boston

276,900,000

104,968,924

+ 41.8

2,028,617

..Total (7 cities)

We

251,700,000

+ 15.1

80,137,094

Illinois—Quincy

435,720,184

373,791,362

"

+ 28.9

115,984,621

113,658,564

Helena

Outside

240,900.000

133,477,392
—.

405,547,003

624,254,046

Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—

820,032,312

536,796,537

44

10

796,394,751

402,648,914

112 cities

—

+ 29.5

559,694,573

44

845,069,422

1,277,385,114

..

...

it

6

—

M

2,870.627

894,406,638

Missouri—St. Louis

813,437,285

44

"

+ 28.8

+38.2

$

466,351,083

44

2,782,736

924,466,888

1948

$

1,093,902,004

44

4

11th Dallas

Total

44

44

17

Louis

>A0th Kansas City

1949

or

Dec. %

1,290,620,856

it

6

;

9th Minneapolis

Inc.

$

8,263,336,478

4*

7

__

1950

3,584,405

,

_

11,324,842

1,277,385,114

•

Total (17 cities)

673,736,951

cities

10

Vth Chicago
€th St.

CLEARINGS

$

1st Boston

<5th Atlanta

BANK

1951

Federal Reserve Districts

5th Richmond

OF

12,012,115

t

39,830,401

+ 44.2

74,376,160

47,132,076

+ 57.8

8,263,336,478

-

7,375,568,005

••

+12.0

42,182,068
,

39,843,186

7,554,059,466

46,049,810
,

56,835,158 '

7,302,339,016

Total

(10 Cities)

Grand Total (112 cities)
Outside New York-

♦Estimated.

JNot available,

*

a

~

Now

included in Newark,

N. J.

Volume 173

Number 5001

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

,

(1517)

Foreign Exchange Rates
.1

4 Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522
to the,
Secretary of the

give below

PARTIAL

,

FOREIGN

EXCHANGE

RATES

CERTIFIED

:

x

BY

MARCH

■■

FEDERAL

30,

1951

TO

—

American Tobacco
-

,

RESERVE

BANK

TO

TREASURY

'

APRIL

5,' 1951, INCLUSIVE

UNDER

"

TARIFF

ACT

OF

Date

Alabama Great Southern RR. Co. 1st mtge. 3 Vt %
bonds,
series' A, due 1967——

1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies
daily
Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We
record for the week just passed:
t
r
.

a

REDEMPTION '

Company and Issue—

of the Tariff Act of

1930

•

_

Co.—

V

Rate for -Cable

Value In

Mar. 30

Argentina

United

$

'

Preferential-:.;..--.
_

I'

i
c*

.0200600

.144938"
.00285625

Netherlands, guilder—
New Zealand, pound*: —4i—_r ;
j Norway, kf6ne—b_
Philippine Islands, peso—i—
,

•

t

.496433"

;

"

.193269"

Union of South Africa*:pound-

.144938"

.00235625

.00285625

.233379"

.238379"

.238379"

.208700

2.783750

't

•

'

J

-■1

.

.561797"$

.496433"

.406433"

.0348250

*

.328500

.328500

.193269"

.193269"

.231225

'.

—

series

New

&

series,

.658327"$

Fuel

.561797"$

.561797"$

General

American

425531"$

.425531*$

ferred

v

&

Iron

stock,
(P.)

1st

(In

thousands

of

■

t,

...

Redemption
notes

4'-

—_

fund

J

v

.

for

4,

*

F.

R.

1951

1950

*

*:

JL9*948,401

69,003

>:.'4? 2,540,029

>

.*

61.3,292

——

16,797

+.

76,952

^

:

2,463,077

'

Total'

;

.Other

gold

ctf.

20,566,693

reserves—

52,206

.

cash. ——343,750

Discounts

and

.

6,504"....

125,989

,

344,580

—

deposits adjusted decreased $280,000,000 in
Chicago District, $129,000,000 in New York
City,
$101,000,000 in the San Francisco District, $71,000,000 in

42,157

•.

loans

.Acceptances

purchased

Govt.

"■"V. ' 35

3.955

—\

1,309

.

the Cleveland

4 r "1,353

687

"

4

+

1,309

1,629,098

Certificates

30,500^

—.—

——

,

'

Notes

».

:

14,997,233

Bonds

...

—

—

22,400"

6,287,531

—

+ 13,543,233

255,200

Govt

S.

Total; loans

i

*Due

and

from foreign

F...R:

.

notes

Uncollected

of

securities.

securities—

22,913,862

23,045,115

banks——

other

cash

'308,100

+

most districts."

24
—

312,746

+

46,606

60

+

.

830,692

.

"

Other

—"

40,525

•

..."

assets

12,823

+

36,162

426,018

—

+

3,864,616

Assets—

,

?-i< Total' assets

—L—

47,593,003

—

Loans

'

V Liabilities—

notes^——
•

^Treasurer—gen.

U.; S.
-

Foreign'.—-1

Other-

■;

23,050,174

88,487

+

19,141,423
710.702

acct._
-

363,557

—'
■

+

341,441

—

843,810

—

l—■—

64,396

+'"•

>'

{

j.

21,064,492

s.:

liabilities

+

311,210

'+

"•

12,454

281

—

46,661,749

Capital Accounts—
Capital paid in—
Surplus. (Section t)
Surplus. (Section 13b)

430,638

P. +

223,168

79

+

3,304,591

U.

451,437
*

"

^

368

3,838,202

v,

6.

S.

510,022

+

4,749

^otal liabilities &'cap. accts.

47,593,003

426,018

of

*.. serves,

note

,

-

gold

certificate-

to deposit and F.

' " 21,849
8,622

—

20

+

7,891

+

29

+

5,412

+

61

>146

Balances

with

—

129

+

904

80

4

213

45

+

30.886

:

+
+

i

+

5,930

—

securities—Total———

1
7

-

—

.5,369
425

—

1,933

—

+

312

—

287

+

indebtedness—

—

8,209

—

34

20,744
20.744

——:—

domestic

-—.——

liabilities—

.

46.6'

—

/ 9.9%

'

+

14,150

43

—

872

+

2.118

+

9

+

6,605

banks——.

—

851

+

24,613

2,747

'53

+

1,504

,U. ,8.
1

figures* revised-

Government

deposits——
deposits:

Interbank demand
Domestic

Debits

to

during

4.747

4,638
2,513
1,046

2,423

+

87

+

123

834

+

3,325

+

47

+

236

+

366

+

1,937

J—

478

+

38

+

92

717

+

259

+

255

deposit accounts, except
U.

S.

week

Govt,

—c-

—

changes for the week ended March 28: Decreases of $287,000,000 in holdings of Treasury bills, $189,000,000 in re¬
balances with Federal Reserve Banks, $250,000,000
In balances with domestic banks, $834,000,000 in demand

25.476

$478,000,000 in demand deposits
credited to domestic banks, and increases of $366,000,000
and

United States Government deposits and
to borrowings. Bi

Commercial,

industrial,

agricultural

and

creased in most districts and

a

$255,000,000
loans

Redemption Calls and^ Sinking Fund
Neliees

side

of

were

York

City and in the

and $8,00.0,000 in the Minneapolis




and

Cleveland District,

District, and

a

common

decrease

are

in which

all

share

for

each

Coal

Motorists

Co.

Quarterly

dividend)
two

shares

class A
of

held

Insurance

Products

6%

June
1
at
dividend

$10.50

per

redemption

1st

mortgage,

5%

gold

bonds

Page

50-

Cotton

1

20c

share

plus

6-

(.quar.)..—_

4-20

Avco

5-

<fc

9-21

12-21

12-17

6-30

6-22

$3

,

Industries.—____

9-28

$3

(s-a)___—

12-21

12 17

15c

Mines, Ltd.____

Innes

Ltd.,

$1

pfd. (quar.)

conv.

class

A

5

1

4 13

5-

1

4-20

4 16

A* ft

.

Bertram

(J.) & Sons Co.,

Ltd.,

4-16
5-10

1

5-

1

4-13

$50c

5-

1

4-11

$75c

6-1

5-4

<

15c

5-

1

4-13

cl. A 4quar.)

$25c

5-15

4-28

—______

$5c

5-15

4-28

B

Ribbon

—25c

Corp.,

Ltd.,

5%

pfd.

4-

2

3-28

.5-

1

4-20

5-25

5-15

(qu*r.)_,

$62*/zc

(quar.)_

50c

Company, Ltd., class A (quar.J—_
Roofing Co., Ltd., class B

$12*/2c

5-15

5-T

Woven

Bowes

Hose

<fc

Rubber

Co.

Branford

British-American

Tobacco

deposit

American deposit
Interim
British

Co.,

receipts

quarterly
Lamp

Central-Illinois

2-26

4-2

4_16

4-

6-

5-15

1

9-15

12-15

75c

6-

4

Stores

Co.,

Cleveland,
Ry., 5%

1

6-12

1.

6-12

75c

5_10

$1.05

5-10

25c

4-30

3-31

5-31

5-

I

25c

6-30

6-

JL

37*/2c

5-

1

4-16

35c

5-

l

4-16

$1.19

4-15

3-3JL

$1.12%

4-15

3-30

5-

1

4-16

'5-

1

4-16

$1.25

(monthly)

4%%

common

preferred

4-30

4-13

Gas

Pictures

Combined

Metals

pfd.

(quar.)__

(quar.)

35c

$1,06%.

Chicago
(quar.)

System, Inc.
Corp

,

4-2(0

'

(quar.)

Cincinnati,

4-20

Corp.—

<quar.)__

Columbia
562

5-16

77-

25c

Building

Power,

preferred

8-25
11-24

75c

Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
preferred

-

5

$1.75

Co., common
(quar.)

Securities

Kansas

9

4-16

25c

(increased)

(quar.)
(quar.)—

preferred

4-

5c

35c

'

25c

—_;

Hollywood
Monthly
Monthly

£-26

$75C

common

preferred

9

f

(quar.)

Co.

Caterpillar ^Tractor

4-14

4-

3 3/iOc

Motor

Co.,

1

preferred

Co. "(N. Y.)
(resumed)__
Light Co._'____—
Fairbanks-MorSe Co., Ltd.—

I.)

5-

13c

(interim)

Industries

(J.

$10c

Ltd.—

receipts for 5%

Case

4%%

.

.

5-1
6-

•

56%c

(s-a)

Bessemer Securities

7%

6-22

Power &

Paper Co., Ltd.—
Class A (increased quar.)—
Benrus Watch Co., Inc.
(quar.)
Class

4- 6

1

6-30

$1

Manufacturing, $2.25

Bathurst

4-12
4-^6

$1

——

Bates

I

5-1

Powder

Aunor Gold

6-1
'

_—

6%
preferred
(£>a)
Associated Motion Picture
Atlas

;
.

this

(quar.)

preferred

4-16

$1

(quar.)

Common

common

5- 4

4-16
r

6-15

30c

Mills,

Common

Columbia

23

5-

.

4*4%

„_J.r_.Apr

1

Anderson, Clayton & Co., (quar,)———
75c
Appalachian Electric Power—
4*/2%
preferied
(quar.)—,
—$1.12'/2
4.50% preferred
(quar.)_.
—
$1.12*/2

City

TENDER

13

5-

on

——

Central

Apr

5-15

$1.25

Co.______,__:

for

ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where
indicated) in which the

4*/2%

3-26

4-10

4-2

preferred—

called

(accum.)___^.

Date

4- ;6

10c

..

•

(accum.)

Valley RR. 1st & refunding mtge.
year
gold bonds due 1961
St. Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific Co.—

3-20

4-16

50c

l_—

Inc.,

4-24
4-1

25c

—

(bi-monthly)
Corp., common—.

issue

Holdert

1

Co.

Vitrified

When

Payable of Rec.

(Chicago)

preference

given in the "Chronicle."

an¬

50%

County-—-

Co.

preferred

4.20%

Company and Issue—

dividends

83/4C

(quar.)

Allegheny

preference

Aroostook

205

addi¬

——1—

News

Viscose

American

One

conv.

OF

the

Per

conv.

NOTICE

1

we

$1.40

were

1279

.1176

Then

Share

(stock

Central

list of corporate bonds, notes,
stocks called for redemption,

1174

11

due 2014—May

week.

$1.50

details

1

16

grouped in two separate

indicate

we

those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬

in¬

of $9,000,000 each in the New York District out¬

New

preferred
including

a

5

-Apr

issue.

first

Quarterly
Carpenter Paper

total of $29,000,000 at all

reporting member banks; the principal changes
creases

in¬

tional

Co.

Increased

serve

deposits adjusted,

this

Ahlberg Bearing Co.,

Canadian

Below will be found

5
5

Apr

,

Canadian

'

The condition statement of weekly reporting member
banks in leading cities shows the following principal

1376

Co.—

in

the

stock

1951

Brockton Gas

accounts,

CoffdiKon Staiement of Member Banks

preferred
Corp.—

$6c

+

*

1

1377

165

1,390

38

3

*

1070

1951

5,232

250

1,340

——

.'———

and

*

"

cunr.

income bonds, series A,

table

Wire

American

8,646
—

demand

Interbank

15,652

—

banks

Foreign banks
Borrowings

,
,

5%

due

RR.

1269

2
17

May
1,

Name of Company

Boston
49,487

ii_;

Co., 4% preferred A (quar.)__
$1
Atok Big
Wedge Mining Co., Inc._________
*/2c
Ault & Wiborg Proprietary, Ltd.—
5*/2%
preferred
(quar.)
$$1.37%

3,272

+

1

1966 -May

we follow with
show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.

.

deposits adjusted
—4deposits, except government——

Time

32,442

1

.—

189

due

preferred stock -Apr
Corp.,
$4.25
pre-

during the current

second

a

Blue

/

Demand

Industrial loan commitments—,

309

1

+

572

——

——

securities

+

carrying:

—r.—

of

467

R.

pliabilities xombined_—

28

+ '

banks

Government

In

nounced

7,821

30

debs.,

Co.—

Dividend announcements
tables.

6%

obligations——
;

Pacific

•Announcement

3,635

+

279

.Reserve•'with Federal Reserve Banks
Cash th vault—

3.864,616

re-

Contingent liability Qn adceptnnces' purchased for
foreign
correspondents

•March

+

20

'+

1,233
or

Page

-Jun

fund

...

pur¬

1-

purchasing

Treasury bills
Treasury certificates
Treasury notea
U. S. bonds—

Other

Ratio

for

___.—

165,521

for

1

*

1

CALLED

gold bonds, due Aug.

Co.,

notes,

mtge. 4*/2%

Arcade

securities

Government

to

dealers

Qther loans

f

-

13,187

; 27,543

_—_

accounts--—_

Gen.

Entire

agricultural

Government obligations.

;
.

Western

Ampco Metal,

33.156

and

and

.
Other securities
Real crtate. loans

,

;t

V U.

_—

,

1950

dollars)

carrying:

or

S.

Other

Loans

capital

of

249

—

32,707

brokers

Other loans

207,684

2.534.629

availability cash items^
liab., incl. accrued divs.

pther

Mar. 29,

1951

70,198

i

to

U.

79,153

.

Deferred

Total

Mar. 2JL,

1951

Investments—Total

chasing

33,793

—

•

Loans

t

88,503

+

49,151

"4

3,170,728

interim

5%

19,202

'

Total-deposits

;

'*• Mar. 28,

.

; "

>*:,•..(In millions

Loans—gross
Commcicial, Industrial,

82,542

+

118,812

+

1L

Other

;

;

Member bank—reserve accts.
.'

•

—

Reserve

Deposits:

•

and

~

,

,
.

Federal
'

-

—

Loans—net

•

.

.

——May

1419

■

conv.

A—:

5%

Gas

American

Inc. (+) or
doc. (—) since

,

'■>: J

-

;

\ ■'

..v

,/

•v

150.386

.1.1V'.

'0,150

'

Union

American

''•

•'

mem-

sink,

Corp., 5%

Service

American

reporting

3%

series

American

summary of assets and liabilities of
her banks follows: *
/
.

Bank premises

City.

A

9

—

4'

4.477

.

—

B%

Acme

Borrowings increased $150,000,000 in Chicago and
$87,-

i

3.302,515,

all of

deposits increased $47,000,000.
deposits increased and de-

"

/ 000,000 to New York

5,301,942

+
■*•

143,995

banks—.

items

5,341,437

+

37,202

Time

Government

69,769

—

1

-Total U.

States

1419

ISSUE

Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line

mand deposits credited to domestic banks decreased in

5.788,750

—

-

United

2,343,277

—

District, and by smaller amounts to

the other districts.

securities:

Bills—-

1

mortgage

Southern

Demand

the

106,150

J-

'

Industrial

U.* S.

advances—.—

-

•

May
preferred stock-May
mtge.
bonds, 3*4%

conv.

bonds, series B 3%%, due 1971—
-May
1st mortgage bonds, series C
3%, due 1977
.May
1st mortgage
bonds, series D 3*%%, due 1977—. ..May
Pittsburgh Steel Co., class B, 7% preferred stock
-Jun

$52,000,000 in New York City, and decreased $14,000,000
to the Philadelphia District and
$13,000,000 in the Kansas City District; the net increase at all
reporting member
banks was $9,00.0,000. Holdings of "other
securities" in¬
creased $43,000,000.

Apr. 5,
,

1951

.

;

certificates

in the San Francisco Dis¬

Holdings of Treasury notes decreased $34,000,000.
Holdings of United States Government bonds increased

y

■

*

since

Mar. 28,

Apr. 4,

*

Assets—

of

trict.

dollars)
dec. (—)

Gold

Loans to banks de¬
"Other loans'5 increased $45,000,000.
Treasury bills decreased $243,000,000 in

$80,000,000.

| New York City and $64,000,000

Inc. (+) or

■

$13,000,000 in New York City.
Holdings

Reserve Banks Combined

:

of

864

1

Transportation

Co.,

Michigan Public

■

13

preferred stock—:
Inc.,

Colorado

rLorillard

creased

B—Apr

1970—Jun

series

__—

Inc.,

Soya Co.,

.658327"$

type of merchandise

Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal

*

stock,

Company and Issue—
Ampco Metal,
Central

.425531"$

1278

1

Co.—

ENTIRE

.231300

.

*

1379

9

—

.193269"

2.800703

.

1174

..328500

2.783750

.653327"t

1378

196Q—__Apr 16

Apr

preferred

RR.

1977

.231250

.561797"t

1277

Date

conv.

Orleans

due

2.800742

.

965

1

May

1972—

Tung-Sol Lamp Works, Inc., cum.
Upper Peninsula
Power
.Co, 1st

2.783750

.5617D7"t

.425531"$

due

cumulative

2.800664

.

*

—

2.783750

r,.

859

1275

jun

debs., due 1958

1st & ref. mtge. bonds, series
B 3*4%, due
Tung-Sol Lamp Works, Inc., preference stock..

.0348166

"i,658327"t /'.
.

.425531"$
upon

.140154"

.

2.800742
•

2.772896

.0348700

2.783750

-

"

..

Texas

'.493433"

"

1374

...

•

.140154"

.193269"

.

{■:
.

depends

—

4%%

.140154"

.328500

4

Closed

2.800703

.

1

4*4%

.262433

.496433"

1

May

___.

Sherwip-Willlams Co., cupi. preferred stock 4% series—Jun
Sunray Oil Corp.—

.115606

.0348791

1370

Ref mtge. & collat. trust
bonds, 3V\% ser., due 1964_May. 2
Pittsburgh Steel Co. 1st
mtge, bonds, 4*4% series due
1958
;
1
May
Puget Sound Power & Light Co. 1st
mortgage bonds

.208700

.262433

.231175

'

.208700

.115606

-

.0200600

.115606

-

!

.658327"t

tApplication

.144938"

2.772896

.231200

United Kingdom, pound sterling¬

•Nominal.

.0200600

.262540

•

.328500

iBweden,.krona—_—

.

.

2.772396

'

s-Uruguay, peso..—____I
Uruguay, peso—:—,:
Uruguay, peso—

.949375

.00235625

.140154"

10349000

-

.0544060

.262466

.

"<■

.

1996

1370

30

mtge. 3%%

15-year 4*/i% sinking fund
debentures, due
Pennsylvania Watep & Power Co.—

.208500

2.772896

v,

'btraits Settlements, dOllarl____Switzerland, franc

.0544060

.144938"

.140154"

| Portugal, es'cudd——_

bonds

.0195250

.0200600

.115600

..262540
2.772896

_

.0195250

.950820

.

impvt.

1

.0198375

.208700

.115606
,

.0198375

.238379"

.208700

.

'

&

Mqrrell *(john) & Co., 15-year
3#
National Vulcanized Fibre Co.—

2.231573

.208500

"

■-

.238379"

—

2.231573

.950937

-

due

ref.

ref.

.

.00285625

,

.0712500"

.208500

.

-

.0200600

.144938"

France (Metropolitan), franc__,_.
Germany, deutsche mark—
India, Dominion of, rupee—;
Mexico; peso__

.133333"

.0544060

.952109

.208500

_•

Ry. Co.

D,

.

1st

.200000",

...

.0195900

.

Ohio

Co.

1st

.133333"

'

.951562

Czechoslovakia, koruna..^
Denmark, krone—

.200000"

Little

.0193375

.0544060

.208500

T,

$

.0716000"

.

2.231573

.0196125

-

&

series

mortgage bonds 3%, due 1972
May
of Mary—
mortgage serial & sink, fund bonds, series
A-Apr
mortgage sinking fund bonds, series B
Apr
Minnesota Transfer Ry. Co. 1st
mortgage 3%% coupon

Apr. 5

$

,0713500"

.0198375

.0544060

Apr. 4

$

2.231573

.

.0195000

Canada, d0llar_^__,
Ceylon, rupee J
^

Apr. 3

.133333"

13.69

1169
1169

Dixie Cup Co., class A stock
May 1
Firestone Tire & Rubber
Co., 20-yr. 3% debs, due 1961-May
1
Illinois Power Co.
sinking fund debs., 2%% due 1966
Apr 16
Lake Placid Co., 2nd

.200000"

.0198375

Brazil, cruzeiro

'

* .133333"
.0713500"

,

Closed

York

.200000"

..

.0713000"
2.231573

New

$
.

.133333"

Free_l„:

in

bonds,

Money

Apr. 2

.209000"

._T

Australia, pound,—
Belgium, franc:__

Transfers

States

Mar. 31

$

peso—

Basic
'

"*

■

Pag*

1.

_Jun

_

Country and Monetary Unit

May

25-year 3% debentures, due 1969
—____Apr 19
20-year 3% debentures, due 1962
Apr 15
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line
Ry. Co. 1st mtge. 3%%
bonds,
due
1963
_______
May 1
Byers (A. M.) Co., 7% preferred stock.—

Chesapeake
Noon. Buying

45

St.

Louis

(quar.)

$4.25

(resumed)

&

pfd.

;
,<

20c

(quar.)

5-15

4-20

$1.06*/4

5-15

5-

3c

4-16

3-21

1

,

46

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1518)

,6 %

preferred
Mills,

4%

•

v

$5 preferred (quar.)__—
Electric Co., common

*

;

4-

5

Oklahoma

$1.50

4-16

4-

5

Okonlte Company

40c

' held

.

6-

1

5-16

15c

6-

1

5-16

4-16

4-10

Outlet

1

5-15

Oxford

$1

(extra)
(quar.)
Consolidated Lithograph Mfg. Co.—
Stockholders will consider a proposal to
split the common stock on a three-for-•.
one
basis, at a special meeting to be
Consolidated

0-

25c

Quarterly
Dividend

y

'5%

preferred

(quar.)—Ltd., common

Paper
Co.,
Ltd
Corporation
(s-a)—:

Dryden
Duplan

1

4-20

5-

1

3-31

Mills

5%

Ltd.,

Federal

First

$1.40 pfd. (quar.)—_
Fund Shares
—

Frtchburg

Gas & Electric Light
Machinery & Chemical—

Food

3%%

;

Ford

Fort Pitt Brewing Co.
41st

Street

Freiman

(annual)

(quar.).

4-

1

4-13

4-30

4-19

5-

1

4-16

7 4-16

3-31

4-16

1

5-24
4-10

4-11

12 %c
4-20

f

4-10

50c

4-

4

*12'/2C

5-

1

4-20

5-

1

3-30

3-28

—

50c

4-12

4-

Dividend payments henceforth will be
the 5th

and

$3.50

of

preferred

General

Public
Shoe

Guarantee
Extra

Class

5%

$3

B

5-

87 %c

Machine

Tool

proposal

May

on

to

will

10

the

split

vote

Water

Houston

Lighting & Power, $4 pfd.

Power

on-

Indiana

not

that

Steel

directors

the

take such

to

Products

Ltd,

Co.,

Rulane Gas Co.

S.

&

W.

4%

Fine

Foods,

luterchemical

4% %

Sherer-Gillett

Inc,,

Lindsay
American

Gold

pfd.

Iowa-Illinois

Gas

15c

Platinum

&

5%

preferred

4V2 %

A

preferred

Johnson

Ranch

4.40%

Chemical

3-20

$1.25

1

5-18

Thatcher

4-15

3-30

Toledo

Edison

Company

preferred

Co.,

;■<

Wells

Corp.,

<$1.25
Series

$1.37 V2

Inc.,

preferred

Salt

Co.

5-

1

5-11

Class

3-26

Class

5%

preferred

5-25

6%

preferred

(quar.)

1

4-25

1

4-20

5-

1

4-20

1947

preferred

4-14

7%

4*15

3-31
3-31

20c

4*30

343sc

5-

3-31

4-17

5-15

5-15

4-30

(L.i

Preferred
McCabe

Mercantile

Middlesex

5-15
6-

1

5-16

5-

1

4-10

Products

(quar.)

(quar.)

Power Co.,

4.40%

pfd.

.series

B

series

C

Power,

$6

Plan Corp.

preferred

Munising Paper

preferred

of America,

Adams-M)llis Corp.

series

A

2

3-30

1

5-15

6-

1

5-15

6-

1

5-15

6-

1

5-15

From

net--investment

1st preferred

Associates,

One

Fund,

^_--j1

Co.,

Merchandise

Engineering

Common B

1

5-

1

5-

4-14
■>

4-14

4-20

1

Air

share

Reduction

Air-Way
Airline

pfd.

5V2%

held

Co.

(quar)

(quar.)__

Corp

preferred

($10 par)
($25 par)

preferred

Co., common

(quar.)




-

Class

A

3-21

Class

As

*

(quar.)

Class

1

5-

1

4-20

Class

B

Class

B

5-

1

4-16

5-

1

4-16

Alabama

5-

1

4-16

All

5-

1

4-12

5-

1

4-13

5-

1

4-13
4-

6

5-

1

4-20

4-30

4-14

5-1
5-

4-14

6-12

1

4-16

6-

5-15

5-

1

1

6

3-31
6-

y

5c

4-20

Allied

4-20

30c

4-20

4-16

4-17

5-

1

5-

1

$1

5-

1

25c

4-14

Amerada

Alliance

American Book

4-21

4-24
4-30

37 %c

Bell

Box

Board

American

Can

Co.

Distilling

American

4-13

4-13

4-10

4-

15c

4-10

4- 5

5

Corp.

Y.)

(quar.)

'

Payable of Rec.

approval

National

Trust

(N.

Oil

Y.)

Co.
&

Co.

California

of

3.90%
1

25c

=

40c

..

4*26

5-17

4-10

3-26

5c

4-21 (

4-10

5-

4-27

1

4-

'5-21

5c

2

5-10

u

/ 6-217,
/
7 1 *

25c

"4-12

t

15c

———

Corporation

(quar.)—_

6-11

}

4*%*

^ •'4*14"

r 4-12

45c

prior pfd. (quar.)-

preferred

(quar.)__
Co. cf Canada

4-16

5-1

-

Telephone

Iron, Works

$1,50 7

*50c

(quar.)——

(quar.)

:

$1.75 prior preferred (quar.)*.—
Foods Inc. (qpar.)—--:

Biltmore-Hats,

Ltd.,

-

$1

preferred A (quar.)
Black, Starr & Gorham, Inc.—
(resumed)—-

' :
-

Bon

Company; class A^__—
(George W.) Corp..

Borg

Bpston Edison Co.

'

4-

6

3-31

v

3-31

,

)

,

5-

40c

7. 7,40c1

,

Ami

3-30

-

4-14r-

// *25c,/ 4-14
7

77

(resumed l_—-_—

B common

,.

4-13

4-24

.

7

Bliss (E. W.) Company (quar.)25c

v

3-15

-*

4-15

50c

*10c

..

—

''

5- 1

:

.

4-20

1

4-16

7. '
433ic

—_i—,

(quar.)

common

5-

:
-

«50c

-

4-20

5-1

75c

—

<

50c

5-

""

1

1

4-10
4-10

; 4-11

5-1
4-30

-4-1S
'

37V2c

(quar.)

74- 2

4-16

70c

Boston k Maine RR., new com,

„

Common

'

(initial).

5-

>

50c

J—

4-10

1

preferred

9-

1

8-10

12-

1

11- 9

$3.08

(initial)-

5

5-

1

1

7-20

...

"6-

1

$1.25

Mines.

Ltd

4-25

4-

1

Class

9

A

(quar.)

Bridgeport

4-20

!

——

Brantford Roofing Co., Ltd.,

10-

1

5-

1

"25c

>-8-

1

Hydraulic

bearer

Ordinary

10-22

5-

1 ~

1

,

1

Bronx

10-22

'

4-16

75c

4-20

v 2%c

■

Products, Lt(l
Corp.—

Union

Gas

_•

Co.,

2?28
3-30

;5-

1

;

.1

\xt.

.

*

i:

4-16

4-13

75c

" 4-10

.

60c

common

2-26

'.!

7
9.7

1

4-

-^,/$l..

.

1

2-26
2*26

4-9

*40c

—

2

*■)

.

7> 5-

*10c

T

(s-a)_^

♦,,r-

4-9

,

>•/_

-

3-30

.U'

>4-9?

-

*10c

(quar.)

County Trust Co.

Brooklyn

3-15

6-1

10-1$

/\

.->-.'7

7

2 '/2 %

*

71—
Power

4-16

_..ls

(s-a.)_.^

Brooklyn Borough Gas Co

3-31
4-10

*25c

Forest

Columbia
A

7-14

4-16

?;><

Is

(interim)

Quarterly—
Class

3-2$:

4-14

40c

/ 93%c

preferred (quar.)__

Co., Ltd.—
(interim)—:

registered

Columbia

British

7-23

11-

British

4-21

8-

*10c

1

(quar.)

registered

Preference

_

4-21

8-10

11-,®

class A (quar.),<77, *25c 7, 8- 1
7,
*25c
11- 1

British American Tobacco

Ordinary

5-10

9-1

>12-1

.

—

Bristol-Myers Co., 3%'%'

7-23

11-1

9-15
•

$1.25

;

—

4-16

8-

5-10

6-.1

,

25c
25c

preferred

4-21

5-31
3^16
1

7 4.-16

;

quar.).—

(initial

5%

2c

50c

5c

5%

5-

,
: ,c.
'6-30
7 4-15
"

'

New

4-

4-20

25c

4

4"' 2

10c
$1

—

(initial)
(initial).

35c

'rt

5-15

6- 1
4-20"

10c

Co.—

preferred

; J

->

•

■

3*30
3^30*

-

3-27

'

:

5-1

4* 9

5-9

12'/2c

1

4-16

;4-16

'

3-20

5-

30c

>

4-16

5%

convertible

Brown

4-16

4-30

30C

Company,

New

$6

2nd

$3

preferred
new

preferred

preferred

Brown Shoe

Browning-Ferris Machinery, common

$3.66 preferred

4-20
"

4

Bruce

2

4-19*

50c

4-30

(E.

L.)

Co.

4-20

Class

3-31

A

Class

preferred

Bullock's,
15c

4-16

4-

common

10c

:

6-:l

•

I

5-

10c

5-1

4-13*

97%c

4-14

3-30

Co.,

Ltd.,

preferred'

,

7"' }

3-31

-

4-16!

3-1S

1

4-16

lOc

.

4-15

5c 1 ; 4-15
; 4-15

3-29

3-29

-

15c

(quar.)_____i

class A-preference

A

preferences

Class

B
B

common

"7

common

Class

5-23

4-13,

_

(quar.).l:

Glass

v.

1

5-

1

3-28j
:

2

k

5-23
5-23

-

4-30,.

5-

4- 9

•

4-30
*

$1.50

7—1

17
:.

4-16

10%

(quar.)—;
(quar.)—7_——___J_

Inc., -4%

V

* 25c

.

1

6-1

90c.1

*

(quar.)-7-

B- common

'6%

(Montpelier, Vt.)—

(quar,)___.t.

common

Budget Finance Plan—

(Rich¬

* •

$3

(stock dividend)

Buckeye Steel Castings,
6% preferred (quar.)

3-27

5-15

4-10

1__—

56-

■.

$2.50

(initial)__—__—$1.50

3-31

4-10

25c

(initial)—

(accum.)

Co.,

.7 7 50c

(quar.)

$5 1st pfd.

5-15

'

$1

(monthly)..

4-16

7.,.?<;)••

Savings

(monthly)

5%

1

Co.

4-10

'

c: 74-16

5c

New

25c

Products Corp.

4-27

Common_______

5-

Machine k Foundry Co.—
preferred-(quar.>__„

&

___*

common

1st

Burns
American

4-27

(quar.)_

3-15

$1.25

Quarterly
American Home

4-30

—

4-.'3

(quar.)'

(quar.)..

American Fidelity Co.

13-30'

' *3-30

—_—

1

1

(quar.)

3-30

4-10

the

at

common.
(quar.)_

Corp

4-10

4-14

Casualty

"

4-14

Co.,

5-

6-

1.

5-15
4-14
1

15c

(quar.)_.

50c

25c

(quar.)

,4-14

v.'

4-10

(quar.)__•____

Best

;

•

Fidelity

1

Holders

When

50c

Co:-.

(quar.)

2

5-

Corp.—

Co.'

Steel

Belmont

4-20

(quar,).^..

common

5-1
6-

5-15

4-20

$1.50

Ben-Hur Products, Inc.—

4-10

$1

(quar.)..

(quar.)

Corp.,

American

4-30

:

Co.

American Bosch

(quar.)

(quar.)

Asphalt Roof

American

1

pfd.

Corp.

Insurance (N.

Automobile- Insurance

4-20

1

pfd.

American

4-12

5-

4%

American

1

5

(quar.),_..__

common

(Canada)

Petroleum

American

1

«

Corp.,

Co.

1

4-20

*

"

$6

4-21
v

25c

Amalgamated Sugar, 5%

5-

£5c

Corp.

Beaux-Arts Apartments, $3

4-30

25c
...—__—

5-

4

1

)40c

Trust

Baystate

4-2

5-15

25c

Inc

5-

12%c

(quar.)

7 Extra

4-16

25c/

Gas...

k

1

5-31

8c

Preference bearer (s-a)

—

4*16

;

'

4-13

4-20

25c

(quar.)

Stores

Aluminum

5-

4-13

America

Monthly

4-13

5c

$2.50

(quar.)

5-

5-15)

1

$1.12

(quar.)

Bates

3-31

A

5-

15c

pfd.

stockholders

Mfg.

New
•

4-25

(quar.)

Oil

4-27

4-30

(monthly)

"H

;

6-.-1

8c

Monthly
Manufacturing

1

25c

Mills,

Penn

15c

$1.50

Co.

preferred

Basin

4-10

4-

343%c

B

15c
„

5-

6-15

(accum.)

(quar,)

4-18

class

'7

30c

(quar.)—

Bartgis Brothers Co.

3-31

(quar.)

2

4-30

50c

(quar.i—^

5-15

4-25

4-

By-Products,

mond, Va.)
<

75c

1

1

13%C

5-15

10c
'

6-

56 %c

5-

(accum.)

6-15

15c

;

5-15

$4

Corp.—

Alabama

4-16

to

Bralorne

Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—
5%
preferred (s-a).

.w

cf

Barium

for

...

...

Appliance

5-21

$1.06 %

I

Co., Inc

20c

—

5-15

25c

(quar.)

5-10

20c

(quar,)

4-24)
4->^6)

1

10c
.

*■

5-10:-

75c

(quar.).—

4*- 5
■"

;

5-

*25c

6%

Securities

Barcalo

dividend) —

(stock

6-15

25c

___

5-10

2

7c

...

convertible preferred

common

Electric

Foods

5Va%

6%

6-15

56 %c.

Bearings Corp.—
(accum.i

tfoxzema Chemical

5-

4-14

20c

i__

(irreg.)

preferred

Jforthwest

4% %

Fumd

Iforma-Hoffman

1

25c

Inc

—

Kewport Steel

2

5-

20c

pfd. (quar.)
Slrauas-Duparquet, Inc. (quar.)
Rubber Machinery Co...

'Key.* York

6-13

56 %c

Marragansett Electric, 4 V2 %

England

3-26

7-

Inc.

share of

5c

(Irreg.

(quar.)

Investment

Kelman-Marcus

3-31

income....

Affiliated Gas Equipment, Inc.
Air

(quar.)

1:7 ■4-f 5

50c

Rubber

Bankers

Affiliated Fund, Inc,—

6-

.

■,

New

4-

Corp.

17

*55c

75c

(quar.).........I.....—

Addressograph-Multigraph

$1.50

(quar.)—

Co., common

2

7-

Share

,

4-12

$1.20

common

7-

Per

$1.10

(quar.)

5-10

Bank

,

$1.12%

-

1

give the dividends announced in previous
list does not include divi¬
these being given in thf
preceding table; /

4-20

40c

(quar.)

(quar.)

6-

weeks and not yet paid. The
dends announced this week,

6-15

$1.06%

(quar.)

preferred

4-13

we

Name of Company

5-

37V2c

annual meeting to be held on May 3
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co., common (quar.)

3-20

1

10c

25c

.

2

5-

17 %c

75c

__

4-

10c

...—

'4*s5)

5-

$2.50.»

Extra

3-20

$20c

(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)...

■

r

1

62 %c

—

74*.,5;

^

20c

Baldwin

Subject

—2'
—

3-22<

1

5-1

93%c

—

Company,

Baldwin

10c

...

25c

(quar.)_

preferred

6%

5-15

1

:f

*

(quar.).

'\'7;/

A common

4-14

45c

Inc.

4.50%
Montana

conv.

(s-a)

pfd. B

Inc., common

Baldwin-Lima-Hami'ton

'

25c

Co.,

4.80%

Mew

4-25

sT5c

(quar.)

Rhoads, Inc., 4%% pfd. (quar.i
Minute Maid Corp., $1.60 prior pref.
(quar.)
Monongahela

6%

Co.,

Extra

54

>

(quar.)_

Co.

4-27

4-16

>

(monthly)

Welt

4-16

1

$1

...

(quar.)...

common

(

$1

(quar.)—.

preferred

Backstay

4-30

$1.06%

$1.75

4-12

*5c

Miller k

Kathan

4-12

4-20

$10c

___

:

National

5-

4-20

*50c

;

Stores

Extra

5%

6-12

*50c

Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp.

Mutual

Cab

Below

85c

s.

Corp.

5-1

40c

——

Co.

9334c

^

(quar.)-

Shoe

$2.25

Yellow

Machine

90c

common

•'

A

5-15

<-

Quarterly

prior preferred (quar.)
(Alan B.) Co., common—
preferred (quar.):

9334c

(quar.)

$4.50

$16

—

75c

—

(quar.)

__

Company, Ltd.,

Common

4-13

<4*16

,i

1

$1.083/4

\

prior preference

Mills,

4-30

87 %c

(quar.)__

Yates-American

Avondale

4-30

1

5-1

1

6'

...

Corp.

conv.

1

5-15

(quar.)...

preferred

Nichols & Co.,

6-

35c

5-

30c

(s-a)__._—

Corp.
Ltd.

Steels,
Tack

4-24

$1

(quar.)

common

*3c

(quar.)_f,:

Grain, Ltd., class B

Extra

Morris

common

3-20

$2

--

$1

RR.—

Plywood

6-

25c

B

25c

._

(s-a)

4-

4-16

10c

(s-a)—_—

A

each

McBrine

Melville

$1

—

:___

series

•<

4-17
4-20

6-15

40c

1

4-30

-$4

5%% preferred
Atlas

issue

Wrisley

4-15

29c

(quar.i

1

60c

Street Investing
Corp,
(irreg,)__
Waterous, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
West Michigan Steel Foundry Co.—

4-20

1

(quar.)

5-

*12'/2c

(quar,).

Wall

52c

10c

com.

4-20

$1.25

(quar.)

(quar.)—;

4^15

(quar.i

pfd.

5-15

1

*

4-15

17 %c

6%

4-11

1

5-

Inc.—

1

:

May Department Stores Co.,
$3.75 preferred
(quark)^

4-25
6-

Line

non-cumulative

5

—

Products,

3-15'

4-17

■

$25c

Atlantic Refining Co., 3.75%
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd.

Atlas

Co._-

5

48c

.

preferred

Vitamin

'#

*22»/2c .7 5- 1

(quar.)

(quar.)

(quar.)

Coast

Austin,

(quar.)

preferred

6-

50c

Mines, Ltd.
Trucks, Inc
Marquette Cement Mfg.,

A

Works

Iron

5-1,7

30c

■

Macassa

5

Atlas

(quar.)

4*

31 %c

.

Inc

Mack

Dorn

5%

4-13

4-20

Spring k Bumper Co., common—
4 '/a %
preferred
(quar.) —

6-20

___

Gas

4-

4-25

4-20

S.

Walker

3c

(quar.)

4-16

40c

40c

at

a!5

preferred 3rd series (quar.)

4-20

-

6%

5-

3-30)

4-14

$1.12y2

ccnv.

preferred 2nd series

Baldwin

Co.*—

5-

3-30

4-23

preferred

1

(quar.)—'———
preferred

Lens

25c

Class

preferred
convertible

Steel,

1

4-30

4-23

4-10

Telephone Co., Ltd.—

preferred

Atlantic

Corp.—

common

Van

$1.25

(quar.i

Bleachery,

$3.40

U.

Co.,

Univls

"

$3.75

Finishing

Stores

preference

United

.

Lynchburg

S.

convertible

4-20

B-2

Lexington Trust Fund Shares
Louisville & Nashville RR. (quar.)_
Lowell

Cigar-Whelan

4-19

6-

4-30

1

4%

6

4-17

1

2

4-19

2c

common

5-

4-

1

-6-29

1
1

4%

:

4-20
4-

31 %C

15

/

56-

6-

4%

$1.10

(entire

45c

(quar.)

4-30

4-16

50c

1

,

Laboratories, $1.16 pfd.

4-20

1

(quar.)—.

April

on

20c

(quar.)

4-30

this dividend)

1

(quar.i-

Series

3-26

(*{fuar.)

5-

•_

Kobacker Stores,

Leslie

Fund.

S-3

Lakeside

1

$-1.06 %-

preferred

2

4-15

5-

(quar.)

common

convertible

4-

30c

5-

■

Keystone Custodian

3-26

*$1.25

preferred

preferred

per share plus
Troy Sunshade Co.

7%

Royalty (s-ai

Kennedy's, Inc.,
;

2

62 %c

redemption

40c

Extra

4-

5-

(quar.)—

4>/4%

3-26

.

(quar.)_._____ *$1,12%
common
i
30c
'
30c

Corp.,

4y2%

„

3-38J

4-12

*15c

__x_.

Corp.,

4-16

4-10

10c

,*10c

Atchison, Topeka k Santa Fe Ry Co. (quar,)
Atlantic City Electric Co., com, (quar.)___.
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)

5-

(quar.)

6%

for

4-14

97V2C

——...

common

;

preferred

$1.03%

(quar.)...—
Mfg. Co.—

Co.,

1

28c

——-

B._

preference

conv.

5-

12 V2C

preferred
Glass

5%

92V2C

Ltd,, common——

class

Co.,

4%%

$1.0614

—

(quar.)——.—

Tube

4-16
4-10

50c

(quar.)———
Light Co.—

2

5%

4-25
4-20

25c

preferred
Gas

A

Steel

Armco

3c

(quar.)..-

6-

6-

Gas

4-25

;

4- 5

'

5c

(quar.)——

U.

(quar.)

B

Class

50c

(quar.i

1

(quar.i

Arkansas

25c

——

25c

Co.

4-14

50c

Co.—

preferred

4-

12 %c

Electric

1

T

$1.16

(quar.)——

preferred

$3.50

Co

&

5-

6-2*
'4-V&

:

4-13

5c

;>

7 ',

5

',7-5
:.4-24

.

*56,%c<

4-27 f

Natural

'

,75c
40c

.

5-15

75c

——

(quar.)

3.90%

Struthers

$1

Co.

Argus Corp., Ltd., common.
4% % convertible preferred

25c

(quar.)

4.15%
»

United

,

Ivey (J. B.i & Company (quar.i
Juntzen Knitting Mills, common

4-20

(increased)-

com.

$4.25

& Curr

3c

Telephone

4-20

1

4-

"

15c

preferred, (quar.)

called

preferred

Investors

1

5-

———

Inc.,

$1.12%

common—

5-

Anglo-Canadian Telephone—
4j/2%
preferred
(quar.)

Co...————

Sibley,

Tropic-Aire,"

—

Corp.,

6-11

————..—

preferred

Sharp k Dohme,

$4

lugersoll-Rand Co.
Inglewood Gasoline

2

(quar.)—

Company..

3-20

5-22

Conveyor Co._„l____l_
(quar.)
Oil Co., Ltd

k

7-

——

Corp

convertible

Sargent &

2

8

,/,

Steel

Anglo-Canadian

(quar.).*————

4-

C-

Anchor

Angerman

5-

9

_rr

4-20

—

Packing Co.

Standard

20c

Co.

(increa_sed)_
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp., com." (quar.)

lc

Rosefield

Trane

(quar.)——

Cable

&

3-28

common.....

(quar.).

Roper (George D.i

action.

Co.

Wire

3-2^
4--5

5-' 1'

-

75c
$2.25

...—

Associated

de¬

have

Anaconda

(s-a)-*_*

4-12

Standard

Foods, Inc.—
Company announced recently that the di¬
rectors
were
considering a 2% for 1
common stock
split.
The company now
cided

4-

'

$^1.25

75c

—

Hunt

announces

4-20

(auarj

common
(s-a)

preferred

50c

Corp.

3-31

4-14

$4:56

1

preferred

Aircraft

3-20

1

2-

5-

4.65%
Rohr

3-31

5-

11-

4* *2'
*

4-12

2

$1

Amoskeag Company,

8-16

11-15

2-15-52

.

; 3-15
-

/ 4-13

25c

<•-

4-

—

Power

&

4-16

—

$5 prior preferred

8-

(quar.)

1

2-for-l.

-

Common

5-

Light

4-16

(quar.)__

(quar.i-

5-

1

preferred

non-cum.

4-

3-30

5-15

.

4-16;
4-16

$1.75 J

-

(

5- 4

4-6'

4-30

(quar.); * *' $2.25"

American Woolen Co., 7%- pfd, (quar,).^
American Zinc, Leaii.&- Smelting. Co,—

$5

5%

Springfield

9

2-

4-16

4-16

4-

8-

11-

4-30

4-26

25c

8-15

11-15

'

.

3-3Q

r

$1*" 75-31, 'i

pfd, (quar.)
Associated Electrical Industries, Ltd.—
Ordinary (final)

4-17

a

American Telephone ft- Telegraph Co.

2-15-52

•

20c

$1.75"

1

4-13*
"3-26;'

4*16,

(increased) >

(quar.)..

4-16

$2.40

common

Holvoke

preferred

12*

>4-27

(Del.-y

Smelting & Refining Co., common

1st

7%

4-30

4-13

37V2C

,

American

5

$1.50

4-30

*

5-

4-16

$1.25

:__JL

•

6^1'-

7'

6-15

•

,9-15

4-26

4-27

25c

preferred (quar.)

9-15
12-15

5-15

<

■

;; 4*16

12-15:

20c

37 V2C

25c

:

1

*

;y;

"

(quar.ir;.*r_.il_'' 37.%g—

Mills, Inc
.—J—
Rochester k Pittsburgh Coal Co., common—

25c

;

10-

1-1-52

Phenolic Corp
Republics- Corp.
American Seal-Kap Corp.

87'/2c

Robbins

*$3
-

American

$25c

5-15

*$1.50

(quar.i

.American

6-15

9

(increased quar.i.-———

(Canada),

10c

Co

4-20

1

"

(quar.)i——-

Reitman's

4-10"

1

1

|v'-$1.75'-,.
$1,75

.—I—...

'>

4-16 i

5- 1
5- I

7

-

7-

preferred

-

5-28

Co., common:

(quar.).

Rayonier, Inc.

30c

(quar.)

Knitting, class A

-

Pile

Concrete

preferred

62 Vac

Corp.

Co. of North America

H.i

Stockholders
*

Raymond

4-16

40c

^

5-

50c

Southwestern Public Service Co., com. (quar.)

(quar.)

Holophane Co., Inc,—
•

$3.50

/

4

$1

America,
common
convertible 1st preferred (quar.)

(quar.L.*—

com.

(quar.)

62'/2c

—

3-20'

preferred

(qnar.)__
American. Paper Goods
...
7%
preferred
(quar.)....^—

'
(quar.)—

Co..-.

of

Corp.

South

(quar.)———

Hathaway Bakeries, Inc. (quar.),
Havana Lithographing Co.—
6% convertible preferred (quar.)

rt

2

5-15"

5

paid

__i

(P.

(quar.)

Ry.

3.70%

Utilities

Giddlngs & Lewis

Hanes

6-

4-

4-12

60c

2

March, June, September

Corp.

—

$2.50 convertible preferred
Radio

6%

33c

v

-—

Pittsburgh Brewing Co.—

December,

General

Northern

—*

."4-16

-

-

* quar.).____—$1.75.,

'

5-21
4*16 >
;

12 %c

7%

33c

(quar.)*

Fuel

Quarterly
American Natural Gas Co.,

75c

(quar.)

k

2

4*20

33c

(quar.)

Pocahontas

4-20

25c

common..—___—

<14-20 >

1

5-

„

7%~" preferred

33c

x

preferred

—12c-

4-20

62'/2c

3-29

*$1.12%

——

4-20

'

-

fl.iZVir,6- 1

...—..ix )■

—

Inc..

4-9

25c

preferred

<quar,)

Mutual lund.

4-30

25c

preferred

Piedmont

4-16

1

6-

4-16

50c

on

-

5-

25c

15c

Gary Hotel Corp.' (Indiana)
Corp.,

5

_____——_

Bag & Cotton Mills—

Foods

4-

25c

_______

5- I

American National Fire-Insurance-Co. (N. Y.).;/\\:

,

f

(quar.)

preferred

1

62V2c

—

$1.32

5

4-16

93% c

—"

Corp.—

J.), Ltd., common...
preferred (quar.)

General

4-13

4-25

5-

75c

—

1

4 5>•

1

62 V2C

—

$1.32

4-14

5c

____

(A.

"'*4% %
Fulton

Building

1

5-

*35c

(quar.)—_______

ordinary

Ltd.

Co.,

4-16

25c

x.'

Motor

5-15

4-30

30c

—

Wallace, class B

4-16

6-15

5-

*

65c

<}?■■

50c

$1.25

v

20c.

;

(quar.i.

preferred

Rockland

Extra

■

1

2c

$1.50

v

Co.—-—

preferred (quar.)

Forbes &

3-31

30c

Ltd.,

Mutual Trust

4-14

20c

Hampton

Grain,

3-31

25c

Inc.

&

Exeter

4-15

(N.-H.i (quar.).;.—*—:—
Telephone, common (quar.)_„—

$1.32

4-25

(quar.)„ ;!• 7 $25c

preferred

,

.

46c

,

■»->-.';

"

5-18

5-1

*$1

(increased)
——
Electric Co
Fairbanks Company, 6% pfd. (quar.)—-—;
Fedders-Qnigan Corp. (quar.)—
Esquire,

5-31

4-

4-16

4%%:
American

■4-24r.-r <54*14;

25c

$1.32

4-12

.3-15

25C

4-16

-

~V,

Co., common .(increased);

5.

(quar.)-,

1

'

Holders

*

4-1(5... - 4-" Si*

•'

5-

(quar.).—————

5-

•

-

""

(quar.)

$1

,

5

' ' 25c"

.

50c:

preferred
preferred

4*16

-

5-

-

32 %c

preferred

4-16

<

>4-20

$1

1
1

15c

Co.

1

$1

5-

25c

Stop Nut Corp. of America
"7
Ltd. (initial)—
—-—-■*
Employers Group
Associates
(quar.)— _

4-12

Co.-—

Casualty

preferred

*40c

Mines,

Esmond

$1

5-

(quar.)
(quar.) —

4*25

25c

(qjuar.)

St* Transport

(quar,(

5-

—

1st pfd.

$1.30

(quar.)

Common

4-20

■——

Telephone

Township

Common

1

5-

*12%c

>

Elastic
Eider

4-15

1

*20c

Ltd

(quar.f-^—

Petroleum

Peninsula

1

Eastern Bakeries Ltd., 4% partic. pfd.
Eastern

Public Service,

American

Peerless

5-15

...*

Duro-Test Corp.

Corp.

Cement Ca.__—2 —

*37%c

Worsteds,

<fc

Woollens

Dominion

4r25

75c"

Lighting
Portland

4-17

31 %c

——

25c

1

V; When

Share' Payable of Reci,

common

5preferred- (quar^iLL'C.
American Metal Co., Ltd

20c..

4-11

5-

(quar.)

American-Marietta

4-16

$4.25

Co

Paper

4e,'v preferred (s-a)-__.
Parke, Davis & Co.__

10c

(quar.)—

pref.

conv.

'

20c

common...—:—__

3-29

4-

5-

-.■<

—

.—

5-

2c

——

Dominion Fabrics,
2nd

Company

1

5-

$2

Finance Corp.,

Domestic

■

—

4-25

:75c

(quar.)———

Co.,

10%

(quanK—

dividend

Pacific

Y.

Manufacturing Corp.

Dodge

Stock

Pan
^

——

—■

Corp. of N.
Shares, Inc

Maize-Products

4-30

(quar.)

Olympic Radio k Television, Inc.

Pacific

Corn Exchange

Discount

3-31

10c

32'/2c

(ouar.)_—a--

Co.

Pacific

April 24.
Bank Trust Co. (N. Y.)—

on

American

4-30

Per

-■

// //

25c

Electric

k

Monday, April 9, 1951

.

-

■

___________—...

(initial)

Gas

.

Njame cf Company

4-16

20c

——

<quar.)_2'—L-—-

Discount

Loan' k

4-16

Dry Goods Co.
Laundries Corp.

Consolidated

Ohio

(quar.)

Co.

Shoe

.

Holder»

When

Payable of Rec.

Share

'■*

Company

60c

(quar.)

common

preferred

5-15

1

6-

$1.25

—

(quar.)

Concord

Cone

Name of

.

Nunn-Bush

Commonwealth Telephone Co.—•

♦

.Per

Payable of Rec.

Share

of Company

Holders

When

Per

Name

.

*.•«. Jk.

„

,

——7

.

*50c7 7 4-27 "
-*50c » 7 *7-27 '
*50c

.'4-27

•

7 *

*50c7"Z 7-27'"

4-12)

n

Volume 173

Number 5001

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1519)
1

Per

Name of

*

Company

Burroughs Adding
Bush

Terminal

Share

>

Machine

Linen

$1.50

;.80c

1st

2nd

(quar.)

Mills,

common

participating

preferred

4-13
4-13

7'Jo

5-

4-14

5-

4-14

4

3-

75c

5-

1

4-13

<quar.)__

40c

4-20

Cement

3-31

Creamery Package Mfg. Co.
Crown

$1.17Va

4-16

3-31

Crum

62'Ac

5-15

4-30

———-

Co

40c

—___.

4-25

(s-a)

50c

4-16

4-25
5-

4-16

v

.

1

4-10

5-15

4-30

5-15

4-30

Ourlee

3-20

4-16

Western

U2'Ac

5-

1

3-31

$2

class

130c

5-

1

3-31

$2

olass 'A

$2

class

•

Cordage

Co.,

cl.

B

A

(quar.)

,

:

Bronze

Co.,

Ltd.,

-w_

Dana

3-30

Dansker Realty & Security Corp.—
Class A
(monthly)_

Canadian Motor Lamp, Ltd
r'
The above increased
payment

4-16

3-31

Class

3-31

Class

B

120c

4-30

3-30

Class

$$1.75

4-14

3-15

Class

435c

6-15

5-25

to 25c.
130c

Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd.' (quar.)

Western

Common

Lumber Co.

Rubber

$2

A

425c

4-15

Common

Ry.

Carolina

Power & .Light Co.,
Carpenter Paper Co.
<
4%- preferred (quar.)__
</ 4%
-preferred (quar.)

(quar.)

com.

6-18

10-13

9-17

$1.25

(quar.)

.

5-19

7-16

110c

_

Zs Ohio

4-16

110c

50c

„

4-20

•4-10

1

5-

4-

5

5-

1

$1

8-

1

7-20

$1

11-

1

10-19

$1

i___

*■->■

(quar.);.

4-20

50c

3-30

44 25c

4-30

4-

9

25c

4-30

4-

9

40c

4-16

3-30

10c

Celotex Corp.; common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)

4-14

4-16

3-30

'

Central

Aguirre

Sugar. Co.

,

(increased)

Extra

Central

Coal-&

Central

Coke

Hudson

Gas

(irreg.)
A;

50c

Electric

1

4-13

15c

Corp

55-

1

4-10

Central Ohio,Light &

45c

•4-46

3-30

Central

25c

4-10

3-24

Power Co. (quar4
Steel'Products Co. (ouar.)-___

Ohio

Chain Store Investment

Corp/, common..™

i~t4Y2?c convertible' preferred
Chase-National Bank (N. Y.)
Chemical

Fund,

Inc

A

class

A

50c

A
A

(accum.)

5-15

5-

5

87'Ac

4-

15c

5-

4-i0

6

50c

4-16

4-

2*

50c

7-

10-15

10-

1*

50c

#

7-16

50c

,

.—4

12-18

12-

3*

2*

Chicago, Milwaukee; St. Paul & Pacific RR.
Chicago Molded Products

$2

4-25

3-30*

20c

4-20

3-16

Chlckasha

25c

4-16

3-

7

25c

7-16

6-

8

—.—

Cotton

Oil

;
Quarterly
Cincinnati Gas &

Increased

(quar.;
;

Electric

quarterly

—

50c

—

$1.25

69-

1

Cjrcle Bar Knitting, Ltd., class A (s-a)

450c

Baking Co., 7% preferred (quar.).
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Cleveland: Electric Illuminating Co.—
; iCommon
(quar.)__________
City

$1.75

,

r_,

10c

.

,

60c

_______

(quar.)______

Clinchfield Coal Corp.

4-16

3-31

5-

4-27

1

4-16.

4-10

5-15:,

'4-20

1

6-

8

4-19

4-10

25c

4-19

4-10

(quar.)_

preferred

$1.75

4-16

4-

10c

4-13

3-30

Products Co.__——:___—

'

Cockshutt Plow Co.j Ltd.

(quar.)
__
Quarterly,
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet,
common, (quar.)
3'A%
preferred (quar.)
Colonial Finance, 4n/4%v preferred (quar.)__

2

440c

6-

1

5-

1

440c

9-

1

8-

1

50c
87'Ac

>

$1.183A

5-15,

4-24

6-30

6-19

1

Mutual

Life Insurance

Co.

(s-a)_

&

Commodore

Southern

Hotel,

Commonwealth

Ohio

Electric

4-10

3-26

75c

4-27

4-13

12'Ac

4-16

4-

40c

Association

______—

47'/2C

5-

-50c

5-

1
1

4-

Co.—_■

B

5-16
3-31

Consolidated

Dearborn

Consolidated

Edison-Co.

$5

Co,

(irreg.)____

Y.)

Extra

>'

■'
—

-

-

-

1

4-16

4-13

5-15

4-16

25c

5-15

.4-16

6-

1

5-18

•

15c

4-11-

10c

Consolidated Textile Co.
Extra

(increased s-a)

4-25

3-31

(quar.)

_J—

25»c

Continental Gin

Co.,

4',2Yo

pfd.

(quar.)_4_l'*,'4

Continental Insurance Co. of N. Y.
Continental Life
Semi-annual
1.

37 ¥20

_____—.

'■

r

insurance

Co,

A—-

L-I.
■

' '7--V'

$1.13

(quar.)^.^." 50c

(Toronto)—.

-




»

4-16

¥%■
4-16

4-10

*4-"5

5-1

4-20

•

Finance

Corp.,

6-15

4-27

-

-

4-20

4-10

.

-;4-30

4-

3

4-17

4-

3

*9-15

'

9-

6

4-10

.'

3-31
9-14

General

9-14

5%

5-1

4-5

5-1

4-

5-

3

6-20

6-15

9-20

9-3 5

$17'Ac

4-30

3-30

3-30

H-13

25c

4-30

4-10*

6-

$1.25

Pont

(E.

I.)

de

preferred

1

$3.50

preferred

Duriron

Co.,

5'Jo

Sullivan

common

common

Air

Massachusetts

Lines

Inc.

Golden

State

5%

Ltd.,

common

Rubber Co.,

preferred

preferred B

8-

1

7-6

$40c

4-30

4-19

$25c

(quar.)

5-

1

4-

4-16

4-

2

4-16

4-

2

4-16

4-

2

4-16

4-

5

5-

4-16

$1

,

20c

i

20c

.

1

$1.25

6-

5

5-23

$1.25

9-

5

8-23

12-5

11-23

$1.25

Co.—

\

$1.12'/a

'

4-25

4-10

4-25

4-10

6-

87'Ac

(quar.- 31 'Ac

5-21

1

$25c

4-16

25c

(s-a)__

4-13

3-16

3-29
i

$1.50

7

•

5-

17c

v:

1

4-16

25c

4-14

5-25
•'■-

5-15

6-254-15

35c

5-

.

-

6-15

;

3-31

;

1

4-16

$1.12'A

5-1

4-16

50c

4-10

3-23

(quar.)

$1.19

' 5- 1

,

50%

4-20

4-14

3-16

6-

25c

(s-a)

5-12

1

—

70c

7-16

60c

7-16

6-2,1

25c

4-16

.4-5

$27'Ac

4-15

(quar.)

Co., $5

pfd.

A

;

$35c

■

(quar.)

(quar.)

4-16
4-

4-30

3-30

$1.25

6-

$1.25

..." 9-

1

12-

1

H.)

Eversharp, .Inc.,

Co.,

Brewing Corp.,

preferred

Farrington^Mfg.,

(quar.)
common

preferred

„

$0.185625

!

5-11
8-10

11-r

9

4-15

3-16
-4-11

4-26

4-12

7-

1

6-11

4-16

4-

2

15c

4-16

4-

2

69c

5-15

5-1

(Wash., D.C.) J.

Federated

Department Stores, Inc.—
Common
(quar.)
——«_

(quar.)

share

*"

& Co.

preferred

of

9
9

3-28

4-10

3-30

4-13

4'A%

shaie

common

3-22

•

•3-28

pfd.

held)

*

(quar.)

$1.50

6-10

5-28

(quar.)

$1.50

9-10

8-27

$1.50

12-10

11-26

8%

preferred

$2

6-10

class

A

8%

preferred class A

8%

preferred

(quar.)

class

(quar.)

A

preferred

8%

preferred

class

B

(quar.)i_/

$2

9-10

preferred

class

B

(quar.)

$2

12-10

25c

4-20

3-30

class

Grayson-Robinson
$2.25

B

(quar.)

$2

Inc.,

(quar.)

com.

(quar.)

Life Ins.

(H.

5-15

5-

30c

4-16

3-20

(quar.)

(Houston)

40c

6-10

6-

1

9-10

9-

1

12-10

12-

1

5%

40c

t

40C

„

Company

(quar.)

•

50C

5-1

4-16

Western

Brewery Co.—
preferred (quar.)

convertible

Co.

37'Ac

(quar.)

5-

1

:50C

4-16

.,

I

9-25

$1.25
$3

4-13

4-

Guaranty Trust Co.

$3

4-16

3-15

?75c

4-16

3-31

6-30

6-11

(N.

Y.)

(quar.)

7%

Gulf,
$5

Realty Co. of Canada—
preferred (accum.)

Mobile & Ohio RR.
preferred (quar.)

9-25
5

Co.
$1.25

Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
Quarterly
;
Quarterly
:
2
Halle

Brothers

Halliburton

Co., $2.40 pfd.

Oil

Well

Handmacher-Vogel,
6%

Cementing Co.

Inc.,

pfd.

Refractories

preferred

*40c

(s-a)

5-

1

1

8-

1

4-

6

62'aC

6-10

5-25

$2.50

(quar.)

5-

4-16

1

(quar.)

$1.50

4-20

4-

6

Harrisburg Gas Co.
4'A %

preferred

Battery

Hart,

$1.12'A

Co., Ltd

Shaffner

&

Hartford Electric

Hartford

(quar,)_.

4-14

,

-

3-30

$15c

4-12

3-15

40c

5-14

4-20

5-

4-13

Marx

Light Co.

Rayon Corp.,"'5%

iquar.)
conv.

68

1

preferred—

(This

payment clears all arrears)
conv. preferred (s-a)_

$2.37'a
12'AC

4-17

40c

i

4-17

4-16

4-

5-

4-17

•

4-10
^

4-10

Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Ins. Co.—

Quarterly

•

Corp. of America,

Hawaiian

Electric

4'A%

Co.,

pfd..(quar,)™,

Ltd.—

4'A% .preferred series C

S1.12Va

preferred

series

B

preferred

series

D

21 Ac

(quar.)

5%

(quar.)„

5%

preferred

series

Hayes Industries, Inc.

E

preferred

Hemz

(H.

Henke

&

4-30

4-10

4-12

3-29

Voting

40c

6-25

6- 5

Hercules

J.)

Co., 5%

4-14

4-

5

4-16

3-15

•' 15c

5-

''40C

and

(quar.)—

1

4-16
4-

9

4-

9

4-10 r

45c >

4-30

,4-30

j

3-26

non-voting

(payable in

common.)
Powder

5

5

,

93Ac

voting

dividend

5

4-

4-

25c

;

(quar.)

Pillot, Inc.,

common—Stock

4-

4-14

25C

c

common

5

4-14

25C

(quar.)

(quar.)__—

Company,

1

4-14

25C
___

Company,'common (quar.)—.

3%%

•

.

■

(quar.)—^

5%

Manufacturing Qorp

4-10

9-

4-15

'

60c

________

Hecht

4-10

1

Co.—

Hayes

-

6-

$40c

(quar.)

3-31

4-30

1

4-16

;

3-31

.

2

10-

'

1

7-

Grlscom-Russell, 6% preferred (s-a)_——L_

3-31

4-30

5-

$1.25

i,

Griggs Cooper, 5% 1st preferred (quar.)
5Yo 1st preferred (quar.)—

4-15

,

1

'

—

L..)

Griesedieck

>11-26

56'AC

Quarterly
Quarterly
Green

> 8-27

(quar.)

Great American Insurance Co. (N. Y.)

Great Southern

•1 5-28

6-10
'

Stores,

preferred

$1.50
—

8-27

11-28

8%

$1.06'A

__.

9-10

12-10

8%

4-15

62'Ac

Inc.-

5-28

$2
$2

(quar.)_

4-15

12»Ac

Corp.

4-20

4-

4'

75c

'

-

Extra

Enamel

1

,

15c

25c

35c

$1.25

—

(quar.)

5-

75c

$1.25

...

(quar.)
preferred Bf (quar.)

& Company,

4-13

(quar.)

; /

-15c

»

A

preferred

1

preferred

Hat

______

Federal Services Finance Corp.
Common- (quar.)

2

5-2

.

25c

...

(quar.)

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)

.

35c

.

(quar.)
!

Class A

1

.

$26c

(increased)

com.

4-10

5-

preferred

5%

Ltd.—

(quar.)——

common

4-30

25c

6%

Hart

$1.25

(quar.)_,

preferred

*50c

(quar.)

('/5th

each

(W. R.)

8%

3-31

15c*" .4-16

Ltd,i.____$

Corp.

4-30

4-16

$5 preferred A

Estabrooks .(T.

3-30

15c

30c

(quar.)

Heating Products,

Railroad

for

Harbison-Walker

Corp

Building

Grace

6-27

________—

5% preferred (initial quar.)—

Office

5-15

Guardian

Empire Brass Mfg„ Ltd.—

&

6-15

(increased)

Griess-Pfleger Tanning

4-25

17c

-

Williamsport RR. (g-a)________

Equitable

1

5-15

'

'

v

(s-a)__

Co.

1

5-

6-15

6%

Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co,—
Common
(stock dividend)
New common (initial)——

Millwork

3-26
5-

(quar.)

~

3-15

81'Ac

Phonograph Corp.

4-14

Co.

dividend

stock

2

4-16

17c

&

Union

Stock

3-29

$$1.75

y

(monthly)___—
;—

Radio

Industries, Inc.

3-15

$37c

—

preferred

Grand

3-31

4-16

60c

pfd.

Battery

4-16

5-15

Pumps, Inc., common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
:

Grand

Co., common (quar.).
preferred (quar.)_——___________

Elmira &

5%

preferred

tf'

non>,

(quar.)

;

_

4-16

1

$1.25

4-6

Goulds

1

5-

25c

T

(quar.)

Hosiery Co., Inc.

3

5-

$1

5-1

Products

4V2V0

4-

(quar.)

co/n.

Gotham

T

Electric Boat Co., $2 conv.

4-20

25c

5-15

3-29

' $$1.25

(accum.

Sault. Electric

4-10

I5c

3-29

Ltd.—

Steel

Monthly
Monthly

4-25

.

4-30

7-6

2

1

4-10

(quar.)

4-16.

4-6

2

4-

;

preferred

Gould-National

4-

5-

50c

4-30

conv.

4-25

4-25

•

(quar.)

common

(s-a)

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.,
$5

3-30

56'Ac

4-16

1

3

4-20

$1,121/2

-

5-15

8-1

3-30

4-

f*

4-17

1

25c

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
4%
preferred (quar.);

5-

1

5-

$1.25

5-15

$25c

5-

5-15

50c

(quar.)__

3-31

$25c"

Street Ry.—

3-30

(quar.)

3-29

Ltd

Mines,

3-30

1

preferred (quar.)!_____.

4-14

_________

pfd.

1

1

5-

—

5-15

,$$1.25

(quar.)—
(quar.)

Inc.,

5-

5-

15c

preferred (quar.)
Gladding, McBean & Co. (quar.)—
Glatfelter (P. H.) Company, common.—
4'A%
preferred (quar.)—.

!4-30

$$l

&

5-15

$1.50

$1

4-19

(quar.)

—

Nemours

9

$25c

$$1.50

(quar.)

$4.50

9

4-

$$1.25

$43c

(quar.)

preferred

4-

1

common.

$38c

—

preferred

1

5-

(quar.)

40c

Co.,

5-

93 %c

1

$4.50

4-17

5-23

$40c

1

5-

$1.50

Co.

(ouar.)

Brothers,

Goodall

$$1.25

_________

(quar.)

5%

Ferro

1

35c

(quar.)

4'A%

3-31

5-

50c

-

(quar.)

Wares, Ltd.,

Corp., Ltd.—

preferred

5%

4-20

.

(quar.)

:

5%

5'A %

5-15

6c

Corp., $6 pfd.

Safety Razor Co.,

conv.

Gimbel

3-31

Furniture
(quar.)—
Duqommun Metals & Supply Co. (incr. quar.)
(C„A.) Company
*
5% preferred
(quar.)

4'A%

Gillette
$5

20c

5-25

20c

irreg.)__

1

of Boston—
Ctfs. of beneficial interest
(irieg.)

4-12

1

5-10

"

______

(quar.)

preferred

Steel

preferred

5-10

George Putnam Fund

4-5

4-10

common

preferred

4.16%

conv.

1

1

Dunham

"Erie

$4

10-

4-17
3-16

$1.37'A

General Public Service

10-

1

5-25

"25c

4-10

preferred

1

5-

4-25

$1

(s-a)

5-

20c

"

3-30

$5.50

5

75c

Trust

•

4-16

1

shares

Investors

1

per

$1.06'A

pfd.

General Outdoor Advertising
6%
preferred
(quar.)

f4-10

.>

4%

3-30

4-10

4-20

(increased >

)

;

4-13
4-

5-

(Increased)

common

(irreg.)
(Boston)
General Mills, Inc. (quar.)__
General Motors Corp.
$5 preferred (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)__
General

4-13

4-30
4-20

for

$101.25

5% preferred A (s-a)
General Instrument Corp.

4-10
4-10

$37'/2C

Corp., Ltd

Steel & Coal

Felin (John. J.)
7-16

General

"

'.
4$ 1.20

4-27

5c

(quar.)

(quar.)
Dow Chemical Co., common
$4 preferred A (quar.)

5%

Consolidated Royalty Oil Co.

Co.

IOc

Dominion Tar & Chemical Ltd., com.
Dominion Textile Co., Ltd.

Fafstaff

50c

—

Inc.—
preferred (quar.)—

1

9

$1
-

Co.

Consolidated Royalties.
Participating

$1.25

5-

4-16
4-

.*

—

Consolidated Paper

1

5-

(s-a)___

t

5*

Electric

$5 preferred A,(quar.)—

1

4-16

4-19

25c

preferred -(quar.)

Consolidated Natural Gas Co.

1

20c

(jquar.)____

(N.

5-

Baking Co.,

General

,5-15

50c

(quar.)

Linoleum

Quarterly

Enamel

v

37'?*J

37V2C

Coppermines Corp.

Ltd.

&

Empire

1

^$1

General

4-25

40c

(quar.)

Empire Southern Gas

6-

$1.50
•

(quar.)

pommon

pref.

Co., Ltd.,

5

-

.

#

Chemical Industries, Inc.—
partic. preference class A (quar.)—

Class

5

4-16

.

—______

-

4-11
4-12

8-20

Ilrl9

35c

,

$1

on
May 1 at
plus this dividend)

5-15

25c

(quar.

(quar.)

1

5-18

-

62'Ac

common

redemption
share

20c

5

1

1

1
1

5-

.

(irreg.)

General American Transportation—
$4.25 preferred A (entire issue called

4-

4-25

—.

Coi(

preferred

7-

50c

Beneficial

4-

5-

5-

(quar.)

Consolidated

(quar.) J

common

—

Ekco

4%

Common

(quar.)

Gardner-Denver

$1

Malting Co., Ltd., com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)

Edison

preferred

Inc.,

4-26

1

50c

(quar.)

4-

51c
-55c

Consolidatfed
$1.50

5

——

Heating

(quar.)_

Common

East

5%

12'Ac

Co.—•

4-10

4-20

Co.

(quar.)

Gamble-Skogmo,

5-19

4-25

Emerson

4-

—_—...

.(quar.)

Car

«

(Robert)

7-10

25c

shares

12-10

.

i

$1.50

(quar.)

2nd preferred (s-a)

9-10

4-20

4-16

6/A

9-15

5c

15c

6- 9

12-15

5-19

5-30

30c

1st

4S2

■r

4-20

5-30

30c

i

_______

I

4-30

,25c

T/o

——

Pcwer

River

5-

6-15

$1.90 preferred-

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

preferred

5-15

—

$2.04

Consolidated

3-31
3-31

75c

—

$2.20 preferred (quar.)
Connecticut

4-16
4-20

—4$2
" *
4$2

Connecti&ut Light & Power,
'•.$2

3-29

(Toronto)—

"Quarterly"
Quarterly
Quarterly

1

4c

Concord Gas Co. jN. H.), 7% pfd.' (accum.)_
Life

5-

3

15c

—

r

4-30

-

RR,__«—

3-20

(quar.)

Commonwealth International Corp..

Confederation

9-20

4-16

(quar.)
—.

Co.

3-20

;35c

Inc.

Edison

4-10
10-10

$$1.25

(quar.)

15c

4-30

preferred

$$1.50

Edgewater

S5

Co

Concord Fund, Inc.

v

4-17

85

Combined Enterprises, Ltd., 5% 'pfd.
Combustion-Engineering Superheater

9-10

50c

5 (/o

Du

9

4-13

12-10

(quar.)

Stores

2nd

6-

30C

30c

Dominion

$3.25

4-16

30c

$1.25

Extra

B

1

30C

,

(quar.)____
Dominion Engineering Works, Ltd. (s-a)____

Class

5-

(quar.)

(quar.)

Square

4-16

(quar.)

10c

Dominion Coal Co., Ltd., 6% pfd.
Dominion Dairies, Ltd., 5r/a pfd.

Dominion

1

,

(quar.)

Co.

Oilcloth

4-13

5-

12'Ac

1

preferred

Co.

Bridge Co.,

Dominion

4-30

preferred

Mfg.

Co.,

preferred

4-30

preferred

:

Dome Mines, Ltd
Dominguez Oil Fields. (monthly)
Dominion & Anglo Investment
Corp., Ltd.—
5% preferred (quar.)

T/o

(quar.)

4-

55c

6%

(quar.)

Corp.

$1.50 convertible class A

7%

3-20

75c
25c

1 quar.)

6%

$1.50 preferred (initial)—

Dominion

3-30

6

5%
Galr

$1

Beneficial

4-13

5

'

Dodge & Cox Fund.

1

4-23

4-

7'Ac

Western

Products

Home

5-

$50c

12-

y2c

Dictograph Products Co., Inc. (irreg.)__
Disher Steel Construction Co., Ltd.—
Dixie

5-15

$1.25

4-16

Stove

Match

1

12-28

Giorgio Fruit Corp., class A

Diamond

3-31

6-

5

Class B

6'A
13.06c

Semiannual

Columbus

Steel

4-16

6%

Co

Eastern

".,

...

Columbus

Detroit

$15

5

56'Ac

93%c

A (quar.)

Light Co
Inc._;

&

3-30

6-5

;

& Canada Tunnel

Gasket

1

4-20

9-

50c

Detroit

Detroit

1

4-

9-28

25c

Grande

Detroit Edison

4-

4-

4-15

$35c

(quar.)

4-20

4-15

6-28

.

quar.)__-—i.

&

Rio

preferred

common

6

$1

Froedtert Grain & Malting
Co., com.
$2.20
preferred
(quar.)_;

Co.,

3-30

25c

Telegraph Co. (s-a)
Companies, Ltd., common
Frick Company, 6%
preferred (quar.)

(The)

4-16

50c

&

Lines,

convertible

3-30
4-

25c

pfd. (quar.)

(quar.)

Franklin

9-15

4-20

5-

convertible

preferred—Entire
issue
called for redemption on April 17 at $21
vper share plus ^this dividend

'

Power

B

4-16
4-20

40c

Fraser

6-15

1

common

Eastern

Colorado Fuel & Iron

2

Drexcl

7-

25c

—

—

Club Aluminum

5-15

8-15

.

______

(Extra
Clinton Water Works, 7%
:

$1.12'A

(quar.)

4-16

1

$1.25

—

Clarostat

5-15

710-

Company——

Air

Dominion

Co.—

Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
t -5%
preferred (quar.)
,
(5% preferred (quar.)

f$4.50 preferred

Co.,

Dominion Glass

(accum.)___

class

6*

3-29

5-

(accum.)_—

class

$2

4-

4-14

——

$2

4-1G

1

13c

'

(accum.)

??s$2

1

5-

40c

/

conv,ipreferred .(quar.)
Chicago Corp.. (quar.)—__——
Chicago &. Eastern Illinois RR.—
class

5-

56'Ac

(quar.)—-

\)::3V2%

$2

4-16

5-

(quar.)___—

————

Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia.
Chesapeake & Ohio1 Ry. Co.-

1

5c

'

v

5

4-20

,

y2C

Denver

Di

4-

25c

$1.12'/a
$1.12y2

(quar.)—:

Detroit-Michigan

■

4% -preferred (quar.):
Carrier Corp., 4% preferred

Vilblss

Delta

2

—_____

class

Delaware

410c

4-

yac

Extra

Dayton

.

9-14

4-15

(quar.)

4-16

..

9-28

/

(initial

Luc.

6-29

:

$1.75

$1.12ya

(quar.).

6-20

preferred

West

4'A%

6-20

3-30

3-31

412

4-13

3-31

15c

$3 preferred (accum.)
Insurance Co. (San Fran.)

Canada, Ltd
6th Company
Simon Co., Inc.—

Franklin

6-30

Daystrom,

De

6-15

^6-30

7-14

:

Carolina, Cliftchfield

9

6-14

2

yaC

5-15

..

.

3-

6-30
7-

$1.75

y2c

4-14

_

$2

,

4-16

1

4-30

4-17

Y.)—

Street,

5%
junior pfd.
Foundation Co. of

2

(monthly)___

125c

,

»

Common

4-16

4-

B

4$1.121/3

___

Ltd.__ll___

6%

4-14

A

4$jl.l2'/a

Canadian -Refractories, "4 'A %- 1st pfd. (quar.)
4'A% 1st preferred, (quar,) ________

30c

(monthly)
(monthly).

6(/t> preferred (quar.)
Davenport Water, 5r/c preferred
Davidson Brothers, Inc

includes

10c to bring March dividend up
The March payment was 15c.
Extra

65c

100%
50c

Walnut

Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Flour Mills of America,
Inc., 5%

3-30
4-10*

y,c

(monthly)
(monthly)

A

4-16

—

•

Canadian

B

125c

——

Industries, Ltd., common
preferred 4quar.)_______„___________

Vickers,

Corporation, 33A% pfd. sexies-

Class

(N.

5-

$1.50

^

50c

4-10

4-16

(qoar.)

Quarterly
Fireman's Fund

3-21

4-10
5-18

:

Holder»

Payable of Rec.

50c

4-10

1$1.50

4-16

30c

'

1

+22c

;

45c

25c

(quar.)
(quar.)

A

preferred

Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance

Gabriel

1

Canadian

Canadian

A

prior

Quarterly

Corp.
(quar.)

5-

1

Extra

Curtiss-Wright

5-

....

preferred
(quar.
Canadian General Investments, Ltd.—
Increased

3-23

•

4Vile

131c

,

3-16

(quar.)_

t$1.25

common

Co.—

3-20

4-11

•

When

Share

Products, Inc.—

Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Md. (quar.)
Fidelity Fund, Inc. (stock dividend)

1500

Drug Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Clothing Co., 4'/2$ pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_

4-30

4-25

-

4-16

2'/a•%

Cunningham

5-15

;—

3-20

„

J5c

Forscer, common (quar.)
8 c/o
preferred (quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar Co.
7% preferred (quar.)__
7% preferred
(quar.)
Cudahy Packing Co., 4'A'jo preferred

110c

,

__

4-15

$1.31'A

(qud^.),

Co.. Inc.

Name of Company

6%

4
4

&

jl5c

—;

6%

5%

Seal

J45c

Canadian

,

Cork

2

44-

.

3-31

4-

4-25

4-16

Quarterly

4-16

4-10

$1.75

.

for ordinary Interim
of White Plains (N. Y.)—

4-16

Power

5% - preferred (quar.)
Canadian Fairbanks-Mo^se

:

County Trust Co.

Corp. (quar.)_____
115c
Steamship Lines, Ltd. (s-a)—150c

Class

rets,

$1.75

8Gc

Northern

Canada

■

dep.

$1.50

(quar.)

$1

90c

preferred

Amer.

Per
*

Flbreboard

(quar.)
$5.25 series A preferred (quar.)
Corporate Investors Ltd., class A
Courtaulds, Ltd.—

9

Holdert

Payable of Rec.

Corp.

Converse Rubber, 5% 1st preferred
(accum.)
Products Refining Co., coin, (quar.)

3-31

Participating

Canada
Canada

'

4-14

(quar.)—

Canada Foils, Ltd.,, common,
,J.COc participating class A:
(quar.)

(17%

5

t5c

Camden Fire Insurance-Association

*

4-20

$20c
.

Special

£

7

When

Share

Electric

Corn

5-

J37c

(quar.)
(s-a)

$4.70 preferred (quar.)
California Packing Corp. (quar.)
Portland

5-

120c

.

California

Per'

Name of Company
Cornell-Dubilier

5-

:—

Electric

preferred

5-11

iOc

(quar.)

(quar.)

Power, $3 pfd.
California Oregon Power, common
$7 preferred (quar.)_____
;-$6

Holdera

9

50c

Calgary 8s Edmonton Corp., Ltd.
California

6-

$1.75

common

Lid.,

preferred

When

Payable of Reo.

20c
*

<A. M.) Company,
r*7%. preferred (quar.)

Caldwell

Co.

Co

Byers

:•

47

r'

10%',,.
$1.25

'

'1

*

4-15
5-15

r*

.

3-31
5-

2

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•

preferred, class A (quar.)
Chocolate Corp.
'A %
preferred A (quar.)

7%

35c

.

Hershey
4

,

Mfg.

Holden

(quar.)
Ltd., class A

Co.,

& Hardart

Horn

Co.

Refrigerator

Co.

Central

pfd.

Illinois Power Co.,

1

4-

9

5-

1

4-

9

6-

1

5-21

—

___

series

conv.

(quar.)

America

North

of

Ltd

Co.,

Investors

Mutual,
Trust

(F.

L.)

Company,

Central

Jersey

Power

pfd.

5%

3%%

Co.,

(quajr.).,V

Light—

&

Fund, Inc.__—
Joplin Water Works Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Journal Publishing Co. of Ottawa
Kansas City Power & Light Co..
preferred

preferred (quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry.
4% preferred (quar.)
Kansas-Nebraska

4-16

3-15

Midwest Piping & Supply Co.,

4-16

3-15

Miller

4-16

3-31

Stock

5-

1
1

4-20

.

4-16

4-

4-14

3-30

Kress

(S.

Kroehler

4%fa

H.)

5%
87'Ac

preferred

4% %

2nd

Kropp

La

5%
La

(G.)

4-10

6-30

6-20

12-20

4-16

3-30

4-13

5-

1

6-

1

Extension

Extra

5%

preferred

Mountain

preferred

System,

6-26

6-20

6%

9-26

9-20

12-20

Co.,

Casket

5c

6-28

6-15

National

City Bank

4-16

4-

;

4-14

4-10

3-28

10c

_

1

10c

(quar.)

5-

7-10

6-28

Co.,

1

4-16

; ;5- 1

4-16

5-

of

at

at

Ltd.

(quar.)

2

Pacific

2

Packard-Bell

4-20

2

4-25

4-

5

4-

-

4

3-30

3-

5-

9

4-

time

this

1

4-27

4-

50c

4-14

3-

5

$50c

r

4-14

3-15

1

6-25

7-

4-30
4-16

2c

4-10

/*.

Superior & Ishpeming RR. Co.

Lambert

Company

Lamston

(M.

Ltd.

12-28

4-16

3-31

4-13

3-

65c

4-14

3-31

5-15

4-20

5-

15c

rate

(increased)

Co.

;

_

H.), Inc., $6 pfd.

Landis Machine

(quar.)
,

(s-a)

Langendorf

Inc., 4'A%

United

preferred (quar.)__

Bakeries

4-

6-15

4-11*

National

Electric

Welding

Machine

5c

5-

1

5c

8-

1

7-21

10-30

10-20

4-16

3-31

7-

1

6-

10-

1

9-

1

4-30

National

National Hosiery Mills,

1

Lee Rubber & Tire

Corp.

5-15

5-

5

8-15

8-

4

11-15

11-

5

56'Ac

5-

1

4-13

45c

Leece-Neville

Company

Lees (James)

& Sons Co., 3.85%

pfd.

1

4-16

5-

1

4-16

10c

(quar.)

5-

4-20

3-30

96'Ac

5-

1

4-14

$1,599

(quar.)

4-

9

3-26

Lehigh Valley Coal Corp.—
non-cum.

1st

preferred

Co.

Gas

(quar.)—

class

A

(quar.)i

Co.,

National Lock

Co.

6%

•<

preferred B

$2

preferred

$2.50

5%

class

A

Paper & Type
preferred (quar.)

preferred

$1.50

Lehman

Corp.

Gold

Lemer Stores

4%%

30C

,

Mines, Ltd

Co.

3-30

'5-

1

4-16

4-13
4-

j2c

™

Lincoln National Life Insurance Co.
Quarterly

S

4-

5-

1

4-20

7-

2

6-23

—

2

Income series

dividends

of

5c

(G.

Co.,

$5

Electric

1

4-24

National Shares Corp

25c

8-

1

7-25

National Starch Products,

25c

11-

1

10-25

pfd.

2
2

5-

4-16

E.)

Public

Mfg.

Dome

Service

Co.,

3-31

4-28

4-19

of

Co.

preferred

$1.25

(quar.)

Colorado,

com.

preferred

$1.08'A

Top

Reed

4-26

4-16

20c

4-26

4-16

:

4-26

4-16

Reed

B

187'AC
35c

(initial)-:

35c

Ltd.

15c

1—

125c

(quar.)

-

50c

—

56c

12%c

A.), $2
J

12%C

—

(irreg.)

Corporation
(C.

$1.50

(quar.)—

Brewing, class A -(quar.J—;
(quar.)!—'—A.

Pump Co.

Class B

$1.05

;___

(quar.)——_——-—___—_

Co.,

Power

Class

Reece

35c

(quar.)

Ltd.—

common

Quarterly Distribution Shares, Inc.

Red

$2

pfd.. (quar.)—

(quar.)

Quaker Oats Co.,

(Mass.),
'

12C

——

5%

pfd.

partic. class A

i

$1.25

(quar.)

50 c

(quar.)____

1

1——-

■

8%c

—K—

(quar.)_—

Renold-Coventry, Ltd.,

Inc.

35c

5-

1

4-30

Republic

Aviation

Republic

4- 2

Natural

class A

(quar.)

Republic Supply

Corp.—
Gas .Co.

.25c
2%c

Drug Co., comyion_-i__
class' A

175c

$4c

(s-a)

—

Purity Flour Mills,

6%

;

—_

25c

preferred

.

.

—

—

(increased

s-a)_

Co. of California

1

4-20

J$1.50

—

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_^——;

4.20%

$3.50

8%

6-

4-10

90c

(quarj

Mines, Ltd.

5%

Prosperity Co.,

Reda

4-14

3-30

3-31

$1.25

(quar.)

7-31

special

,

4-20

Canada, Ltd.

of

8-15

-,

3-31

4-24

45c

Reading Company, common (quar.)—;
4% 2nd preferred (quar.)™—

6c

•;

1

25c

$1.17%

2

4-16

8

4-

7-

6c

(quar.)

4-30

4-16

5-

7-16

$140

(quar.)—

4-

15c

$1.40 convertible preferred (quar.)

1

4-16

$1'

11'Ac

'

5-

6-

$1
..

(quar.)

5-15

fiscal year-end distributions of capital

25c

4-16
4-20

(quar.)

pfd.

CO.

Co., 3.60%

Gamble

&

Procter

30c

;

are

1

1

share.)

4-15

gains.

(Ind )

per

Quebec

"•

>____•

above

5-

2%

2

4-26

2

2

4-16*

1

5-

—_—___

2

4-26

44-

5-

$1.25

will be made

4-

30c

4-16
4-30
>

60c

4-

20c

4-10
3-30

"K $1

common......

4-15

;

shown

756

•

4-15

—A

Stock series

4-10 ;

17 %c

62'Ac

Low-priced common stock series
The

C )

_________




4-30

4-15

30c

(Greenville

Quarterly

Quarterly
Quarterly

5-15

$i.j2%

$2.50
'

■

4'A%t pfd. (accum.) _«

________T

preferred

Prentice

0

•

4-10

1
1

(quar.)_;

62'Ac

____________—

Low-priced bond series

\

___

25c

"

(s-a)_

Balanced series

37'Ac

Corp., common (quar.)
(quar.)

preferred

Liberty Life Insurance

4-10

4-10

5-

5-

50c

(quar.)

1st preferred
(quar.)_^—
hon-cuna. partic. preferred

6%

3-28

,

Leitch

1

$1.10;

(Stock dividend)

Gas Light

Corp.

6%

<

Series—

5-

5%

$1

(quar.)

(quar.)

National Securities

9-14
12-14

97 %C

$1.25

com.

—

National

4-20

10c

25c

(s-a)_.

non-cum.

(quar.)

(quar.)

National Manufacture & Stores,

1

$1

$1.67%

(quar.)___«.!—

stock

the rate

4'A%

tl5c
$15c

National Investors Corp.
Lead

■

1-2-52

95c

(quar.) A_^__—

(Fractional payments in cash

"

(quar.).__

60c

20c

—

Ltd.

A

5%

(irreg.)

Fuel

class

3-31

50c

;

3-31

4-14

75C

(quar.)

4-14

45c

Extra

Employees
Plywood, Inc.

Preston East

5c

10-

6-15

I

'$1

prior pfd. (s-a)

Plymouth Cordage Co.,

4

Co.—

**'

60c

National

(quar.)
$1.80 preferred (quar.)_

Pittston Company

1

Quarterly

5-

9-14

12-14

preferred class B—This issue called
redemption on June 1 at $120 per
plus this dividend.—

4-21

Quarterly
Quarterly

3-23

1

7-

$1

share

Power

1

4-10

10-

$1.12%

the
4-14

1

*6-15

for

General

5-

Inc.—

Common

7%

4.70%

(quar.)

6

Pittsburgh Steel—

Edison

the first quarter.

4-

1-2-52

$1.12%

;

common

Pioneer Petroleum Co.,

Potomac

50c

25c

Quarterly
Lane Bryant,

Inc..

Mills,

4-20

1

1

preferred (quar.)_"_____^^—______
preferred (quar.)______—
i

Portland

25c

25c

—

$4

5-

7-

_™_—

pfd.

3-21

4-13

4-20'

$1.12%

(quar.)____*.___—__

Portland

(quar.)

25c

.j.

preferred

4-18

Corp.

$3

(quar.)__

Quarterly,™.

dividend

4-13

Products

50c

7

3-26

1 "A 4-

preferred ' (quar.)

1

Distillers

4

4-

4-23

2

5-

3.80%

Philip Morris & Co., common

1

Department Stores

3-15

2

4-14

50c

(quar.)

5-

National

4-

4-

5

..$1.50

(quar.)

pfd.

5-

National

4-14

1

5

15c

—

pfd.

non-cum." 2nd

55c

for

4-16

5-

V:'

pfd. (quar.)_
4.30%
preferred <quar.)__,_
4.40%
preferred (quar.)__
—
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. J quar.)—

additional is
up

4-

5-15

(quar.)

at

was

4-12

$1.50

(quar.)

pfd.

(s-a).

(increased)

4-23

50c

r

—

preferred

Philadelphia Electric,

4-16

1

5-

+75c

(quar.)__

Co._

preferred

Piper Aircraft Corp.,

6

4-

20c

1st

3-31

37'Ac
50c

4-16

,

1st

12-20

4-16

5-15
4-16

$$1.50

$4

9-20

4c

1

75C

'•

$4.50

4%

3-30

6-

4-25

E0c

(quar.)

$4 non-cum.;2nd
$4 non-cum. 2nd

$4

9-28

4-16

3-20

4-13

10c

(quar.)

Pillsbury

12-28

25c

(irreg.)

3-20 ;

(quar.)___—

$4.50

Stock

3-13*

4-16

4-16

$1.50

—1
(quar.)—________

•

4-12

Consolidated, Inc-

preferred

3-31

;_

4-16

(quar.)_

1st

3-31

6-21

4-16"

1

4-16

$1.10

Co.-,

4-20

9-28

1

5-

—_

Corp.

Railroad

4-20

6-28

5-

50c

„

1

75c

21c
62'Ac

10-10

J25c

Lake

Mines,

$1.25

31'Ac

.

(quar.)

pfd.

Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.

3.90%

2

5-

$1.12%

4%

Mines & Enterprises

$4.50

2'

25c

Phillips-Jones Corp., 5%

$1.50

4-

•

■/{ :

/

:—

fquar.)__.

4-15

$1.50

4-

4-16

(quar.)

5-10

' '

2

4-

4-16

__

5-31

3-31

2

4-16

(quar.)_______

preferred

4-30

4-16

6

4-

$1.12%

____!

Philadelphia Co.. common (quar.)
6% preferred (s-a(__
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.

5-10

Co.

4-

4-14

25c

(quar.)

(quar.)___—

Oil; Corp.,

Co.

Pennsylvania

.3-30

5-31"

4-16

4-28

_$1

..

—

1- 10-52

7-

/

Increased

7

10c

3

Co.

Penman's, Ltd., common

7

4-

$1.50

make

to

4-16

5-15

*

Telegraph Co.—

Corporation

Patino

2

$1.25

5c

4-18

5-15

m

J$1.75

(quar.)

(quar.)

Western

Packer

5-23

Co.

The

smaller payment in

Ji5c

Shore

preferred

4-

10c

.

(John),

6%

4-

5-

50c

(Initial)

(quar.)

dividend

50c.

1

(quar.)___

Pacific Telephone &

40c

established

5-

50c

4-30

California— .-fit•;'

$4.40

preferred

4-16

12%c

Telegraph

Cleveland

quarterly

4-16

$1.25

Electric

&

4-16

6-

(quar.)

Mfg.

preferred

sinking fund preferred
preferred <quar.)___
Lighting,

4-16

common

&

4-30

(quar.)

Pacific

$1.50

City Bank of N. Y.

regular

paid

5%

11-15

Semi-annual

The

preferred

3-23

12-15

—

Co.

4-30

$1.12%

(s-aj_;

Finance Corp. of

4-13

14-14

~

common

National Cash Register

Chemical

9

Pacific

Gas

5-15

(quar.)

National Biscuit

5-15

(quar.)__*.
(quar.)

$1.25

3-15

—

(quar.)

5-15

12'Ac

Pacific

America—

of

3-30

50c

$0.59375

preferred

$15c

Inc., common
(quar.)

preferred

convert ble

Coast Terminals

8-17

4-14

♦

___

(quar.)

preferred

6%

4'A %
Pacific

3c

Co.

4-20

(quar.)__

Aggregates—

11-16

50c

—_

Mutual

Coast

Inc.,;4%

8-31

6-15

•
.

—__:—

Quarterly
preferred

3-30

6-

50c

Products,

Pacific

5-18

5-31

35c

(quar.)___

Js

4-13

Steel Products, Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)—
;—___

11-30

5c ;
34%c

——

(quar.)_____

States Telephone

Mutual Chemical

National

University

5

$50c

(quar.)

5-10

5-

—

Mountain States Power Co., new com.

National

31'Ac

4-

$50c

s

w.

National

(quar.)_

4-15

4-2

Mills, Ltd

Rice

20c

3-22

4-14

(quar.)_

(quar.)

4-16

,

4-12

1

______

common

Cc

Company

12%c

Lake

$3

Ind."

Diablo

3-31

12-27

Co.,

3-30

Otis Elevator Co.

4-12

4-16

Dry Goods, common—

1

$1.75

Quarterly

-

Motorola,

6%

:
*,

1

5-1

10c

'

(John) & Company

Mount

6%

Mfg. Co.—

Quarterly
Quarterly
Labatt

3-31

1

5-

5-1

Brewing Co

convertible preferred

Salle

4-16

12c

,

Plante-Choate

9-15

12-30

$1.12%
:

(quar.)

3-31

5-

$1.50

—

(quar.)—

Telegraph

1

$1.12%

Forge

Krueger

Montreal

10-

$1.12%

c

preferred

,

Morrell

75c

(quar.)

4-16

4-27

Co.

Power

6-15

50c

(quar.)

1

4-'9

(quar.)__

(quar.)

2

9

(s-a)_

7%

5-15

4-10

(quar.)__

com.

Co.,

pfd.

(quar.)

A

3-31

40c

Ontario

Co. for

Society, common A (quar.)

preferred

Montana

Gas

Natural

1

4-10

1

preferred (quar.
Pennsylvania Gas Co. (quar.)

—

7-

9

$1

3-31
4-16

4-25

—___—

(s-a)—

Co., Ltd.

Moore; (William R.)

4-

(quar.)___.

Kroger Company—
7%

(Robert)

4-10

15c

56'Ac

6%

Line™—.

Barge

3-15

4-

preferred (quar.)__

preferred

_

5-

333Ac

$1.31'A

&

Perkins Machine & Gear

Valley

4-16

4-30

$2.50

(quar.)

preferred

3-31

4-30

*

Mining Co., Ltd.

Mfg., 4%%

.

$2.50

Company

(quar.)—

Co.

3-30

3-3Q

(quar.)

A

3-30

dividend)—

share of Mission Development

5% %

series

Oliver'Corp., 4'A %

IK

25c
50c

——

Paper

4-14

Fund

preferred

3-30

4-14
4-14

Co.

preferred
Oliver United Filters, class A

4-20

5-15

75c

(s-a)

5-

■

15c

each two shares held..

Monroe Loan

5-15

1

$1.30

(quar.)

Lake Gold

1

6-

20c

(s-a)_

Kingan & Company, 4%
Kirkland

6-

87%c

pfd.

5-

1

90c

$1.20

Park & Tilford Distillers

(quar.)

(stock

Mount Royal

5%

Inc—_—^.___

Semi-annual

2

95c

Keyes Fibre Co., class A (quar.)

Corp.

Sons

Mitchell

.

$1.25

Keystone Pipe & Supply Co.,

7-

1

4-14

3-30

$1

.

8-

(quar.)—*

Ontario

r;-'

—

43A%»

7-18

_—,

(quar.)__

preferred

&

:

3-30

$1.02%

Electric, $4
preferred iquar.)__

5'A%

Co.

A

&

Mississippi

4-17

8-

$1.50
120c

Kentucky Telephone Corp.—
5.20%
preferred
(quar.)_^_

5%

class

Corp.

(quar.)—

common

Montgomery Ward &

preferred (quar.)
3%%
preferred (quar.)___________.
Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Co.—
Common (increased)
_j_-

King-Seeley

Co.,

(quar.)

Manufacturing

One

»

dividend

preferred

Bakeries

(I.)

T

6

$1

Kellogg Co., 3%%

5%

(quar.)—

preferred

3

4-20

Inc.,

Oklahoma

$1,10
$1.22%
25c
$1
50c

—

4-

(Savannah, Ga.)_.
$2.25 preferred A (quar.)
Company (quar.)______

$4.50

(quar.)

preferred

preferred

3-20

20c "

4-25

(quar.)

Phannacal

4-15

5%

Mississippi Power & Light, $6 pfd.
6-

yi

4-11

3-20

—

4

50c

:

(quar.)__

4-10

5-

6-20

*

Gas

—

(extra)-—

4-13

4-

(quar.)

preferred

4-16

$1.12'A
$1.12%
$1.12'A

3-15

20c

___

preferred
preferred

$4.10

'

3-22

__

Natural

Co.

4-16

it

$4.80

Pabco

_^____——____——

4-14

'

(quar.)___—_

4%

Corp.

pfd.

4.90%

1

$3.60

4-16

(quar.)—____

Ltd.; 6%

3-30*

$t

Mutual

3.80%

Co.

4-18

.

Johnston

Stores

4.40%

75c

9

4-16

$$1
37'Ac
'37'Ac
" $10c
25c

4-20

4-14

(quar.)

Gas

2

(Minn.)—

3-31

4-

4-

10c

(quar.)

3-31

Norwich

4-11

4-16

17'Ac

Ry.

4-30

75c
37'Ac

(quar.)____

3-28

4-16

4-

20c

Michigan Bumper Corp. (quar.)__
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.

4-19

1

5-10

20c

Service—

4-15

4-30

(quar.)—______

4-16

1

5-

r

e-

25c

(quar.)

(quar.)___

(quar.)

4-15

4-25

(quar.)

5-

Common

—42c

(quar.)

,4-30.

9

$3

—

Mission

4-

50c

(quar.)__

preferred (quar.)—_—93%e
preferred (quar.)__
93%c

3%%

class A

preferred

(quar.)__.—-—_—

common

preferred

Miller

1

17'Ac

$3

preferred

preferred

4%

Jewel Tea

Co.,

preferred

3-31

•5-

Oklahoma

—

Trust..

Investors

Minnesota

Participating
Jacobs

(quar.)——

&

4'A%

4-19

Co.

6-15

$>.06'A

Public

preferred
Pacific

1

75c

adi. pfd.

Oilgear

4'A%

1

Ry., 4%

Refractories

American

3-31

3-15

5-

933Ac

(quar.)

4-15

3-30

4-20;

North

Co.

62'Ac

4-15

37'Ac
25c
62 %C

4-13

;a.

(J. J.) Company
preferred (quar.)

33A%

4'A%

Machine

4-16

Island—

of Rhode

(quar.)

Norfolk southern Ry.

5-

$20c

Convertible

__.

Newberry

Ohrbach's,

15c
62 '/2c

__

3-15

Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—

preferred

4-16

3-31
3-31

4-16

Oglethorpe

Michaels Stern &

4%

5-

4-16

5

Company,

Midland

3-30

3-19

3-14

140c
120c
}75c
19c
15'/2c

3-30

4-15

4-15

4-14

2

3-30

4-15

.4-16

Messenger

2;;'-

3-30

4-15

4-16

Inc.—

3-14

4-

3-30

4-16

$1.75

9c

—

(quar.)___—

preferred

4-14

4-

3-31

4-16

$1.50

60c

quar.)

common

.

1

3-30

4-16

$1.75

investment income
Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)—

pfd. A (quar.)

Trust

Extra

1

3-30

4-10

(accum.)

(quar.)_

(initial

Melchers Distillers,

5-

4-10

Association—

—

preferred

Northern

Calculating

McLellan

4-14

5-

$1

(quar.)

$0

9

3-31

1

9

Service Co.—
$7 preferred
(accum.)
$7 adjustment series preferred (accum.)

Northern States Power Co.

B

from

Factor &

4%

2

4-14

1

3-31

(quar.)

Field

Extra

3-31

160c

(irreg,)_____——-

Inc.

Co.

preferred

$2.50

(irreg:)

Inc.

4-

1

1

New England Public

4-10

3-30*

t$1.75
t8%c

(quar.)

Management Fund,

5-

5-

Ltd.—

Electric

4-10

4% %

(s-a)

common

4-13

4-16

$1.18%

(quar.)

Engineering Works

preferred (quar.).
McCall
Corporation
(reduced)
A_-——.*
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd.—

4-14

4-

&

Indiana

$1

*

preferred

1

5-

1

2'AC

Gas

4'A%

Stores,

Massachusetts

Maytag

1

England

Northern

(quar.)™;—
Co. (quar.)—
Masawippi Valley RR. (s-a)

3-21

4-3q

4-

5-

________

Northern

preferred

7%

New

(quar.)

3-31

Common

_3»2Q.

1

5- 4

4-23

U5c

Co.,

3-30*

50c

(quar.)_____—

Ltd.,

Foundation,

Investors

5-

5-15

15c
75c

quar.)

12'Ac

Telephone

3-30»

Corp., Ltd., 5%

Marshall

2*

5- 4

;

4-15

4-16"

,__,™

Department Stores

conv.

5-

i

Brunswick

4-14

130c
$37%c

International Telephone & Telegraph Corp—

6%

5-19

5-15

47'AC

Brothers,

4-14

Company, 4'A%

Drug

Maritime

4-10

3-15'

53 %c

(increased

'Ac

preferred

Payable

4-10

1

4-14

(s-a>

50c

common

(quar.)

Manufacturers

8

Co;

Co.

$1.50
l'Ac
l'Ac
$1.06'A
$1
20c
13%c
$$1.25

Co.,

Manhattan Bond Fund,

6-19
9-19

5-

5-

$1.06'A

;

Consolidated

Forbc-s

&

preferred

55c

4-10

$1

Powders, Ltd., com. (increased)
participating preferred (quar.)_
International Harvester Co., com.
(quar.)—
International Milling, 4%
pfd. (quar.)
International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
7% preferred ($100 par) (quar.)—_
7% preferred ($5 par)
(quar.)

Extra

B

Mading

12-19

15c

6%

Investors

4%
3-15

Mfg.

Norfolk & Western

Electric—
(quar.)

M.

&

Macy (R. H.)

4-16

45c

(quar.)—

Bronze

Power

M.

&

Class

4-16

50c

& Light, com. (quar.)_v
Corp. (quar.)

Co.

Investment

4-20

J.

Max

Brownhoist

Interstate

3-30

4-16

&

Water

Increased

4-17

1

&

Gas

preferred

preferred (quar.)
MacFadden Stores, class A (quar.)

4-10

125c
25c

.;——

(quar.)

Insurance

City

4'A%

5-

1

5-

(quar.)

4-10

1

....

6%

Telephone Corp.-*

Indianapolis Power

4-16

——

Payable of RccK

22'Ac

2

Luzerne

Ltd.—

of Canada,

preference (quar.)____
Incorporated Investors

Industrial

4-

M.

40c

(quar.)

4%

Associated

4-14

(quar.)_—

Taylor, 8%

MacAndrews

20c

;—

_.„

Co.

—

Co.

10c
$2
$1.50

—

_—

6

1

New

25c

(quar.)

-—™~~

-

&

3-31*

5-

New

4-13

™—45c
5% preferred ($100 par) (quar.)
$1.25
5% preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
31'Ac
Lowney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)
J25c

6

5-

4-20

Holder$

When

■

$37'Ac

2

4-

5-

1

1

2

3-31*

8-

5-

4-

-Per

Share

(quar.)—

Inc.,- 43A% pfd.
Bedford Gas & Electric- Light

5-

20c
15c

*

___

■

'

•

Co.—

Tile

Neisner

4-

4-14

1

3-30*

4-14

4-14

9-

Naugatuck

4-14

4-16

6-30

4-16

National

4

Special
>,

...

Common

4-

9-30

1

'

—

3-31
5-

4-10

10c

3-31*

12-30

i"

3-31

4-10

Tea

Ltd.

Car,

'

„

4'A%- preferred (quar.)zr_-__.
3.80%
preferred (quar.)

'

6-

Steel

National

t

*

2nd preferred (quar.)__
Louisiana Power & Light Co., $6 pfd. (quar.)
Louisville Gas & Electvic Co, (Ky.)—>

4-17

4-16

4-16

National

2

Extra

4-14

1

1

4-

Lord

4-23

$3
55c
51c
53'Ac

(s-a)—

A

(quar.)

Co.—

Lighting

Loomis-Sayles Second Fund, Inc.

4-11

1

.

Name of Company

%

4-16

5-

60c
50c
$1

r

Extra

4-17

1

5-

$1.25
$1.25
$1.25

(quar.)

Co—-

International

1

5-

1

4-14

Mailman

*

(quar.)—

quarterly basis.
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund, Inc.

7

5-

5-

37'Ac
$1.25

(initial)

par

a

on

Marchant

Railroad

Imperial Tobacco

Int'l

25c
25c

15c
15c
30c
$75
$75
$28.25
$100

(quar.)

preferred

Illinois Terminal

$2 preferred

3-31

5-

$1
933Ac

(quar.)

common

preferred

Indiana

4-25

Co.

Island

Now

RR.—

non-cum.

Zinc

4-12

(quar.)__

cl. A (liquidating)

(liquidating)
(accum.)
(liquidating)
Huttig Sash & Door Co.
5% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)

Illinois

1

30c
25c
60c

B

4.26%

4-

5-

common.;

preferred

4.08%

4-21

Oil

(quar.)

Lockwood-Dutchess, Inc.

50c

preferred

6%

3-30

______

common

Hutchins Investing Corp.,

Illinois

4-15

—

preferred (quar,).
preferred (quar.)
Hudson Fund, Jnc
—
Hurd Lock & Mfg. Co. (resumed)

$7

3-30

.

1

3%%

Class

4-15

lc
25c
37V2C
V-tV

4%

$7

Lion

25c
tl5c

(quar.)

Corp.,

Finance

Hussmann

3-28

Y.)_

(N.

Company
Houdaille-Hershey
Corp.,
Household

4-10

Common

Long

—

(Joseph)

Home

5%
preferred
(quar.)—
Link-Belt Company, new com. $5

(quar.)

(quar.)

Inc.

Horder's,

4-16

12Vac

(quar.)

& Company
(quar.)—.

A

4-25
4-17

1

_

—,

(Henry)

Class

5-15
4-27

50c

Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)__w.*w—
5 % convertible preferred iqiiar.)
Holt

(Del.)—r
!—-—

Monday, April 9, 195t

..

Holders

Telephone & Telegraph Co.

5-

Corp.

Holly Development Co.

Lincoln

When

Payable o1 Rcc.i

50c
87'Ac

25c

(R.) & Co., new common
Class A (new—initial).

■-

-

Lincoln Printing Co., common
$3.50 preferred (quar.)

4-16

1

P«r
Share

.

20c
15c

53 %c

(initial)

Hoe

Radio

5-

t

Name of Company

-

,

Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co. (monthly)
Higbie Manufacturing Co
—-——
Hines (Edward)
Lumber Co. (quar.)
Hiram
Walker Gooderham
& Worts, Ltd.
(see
Walker
(H.)
Gooderham & Worts)

Hoffman

Payable oj Reo.

Corp.—

Products

Hercules Steel

'

HoUtert

When

Per

Share

Name of Company

.

'

128C
25c

60c
35C

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Number 5001

49

(1521)

Chronicle

The Commercial and Financial

...

-i

When
-

Name of.Company

,t

Revere Racing Association

a

1

50c

_

6-

20c

_

4-16

4-

7%

preferred -(quar.)
1st preferred
quar.)

77#

2nd preferred A quar.)

7%

2nd preferred ~<quar.>

'

(Two

3%

shares

Mills

each

7-

1

1

5-

1

4-20

$5

share

common

preferred

Class

A

7%

1st

$6

$2.46

St.

5%
St.

6-

1

Diego

4!/2%

5%

4-16

4-

6

Stix,

4-16

4-

5

Stone

1

6-

8

Strawbridge

4-25

4-

3

Stubnitz-Greene

preferred

Schenley

Industries

Schuster

(Ed.)

«

$4

»

4-

3

4-25

4-

3

Seaboard

Air

6-

Inc.

9-

12-15

12-

1

4-16

Talon,

6-

Terminal

$i

4-13

3-30

Terre

4-16

4-

Texas

5

50c

5-10
4-16

4-

27%c

5-

1
1

Thomaston

5-

1

4-17*

Toledo

5-

1

4-17*

Tooke

9iy4c
$1.0772

6-

1

5-14

•6-

1

5-14

5-

1

4-10

i.

(quar.)__

$1.25

9-27

9-17

A

(quar.)

$1.25

12-27

12-14

(quar.).

6-26

$1.25

Seaboard Finance, -common ^quar.)

:!

6-15

4-10

4-10

1

333Ac

4-10

33%c

4-10

3-22

50c

6-15

6-

True

3-23

(Del.)

•/

257#

4-25

(quar.). :

7-

1
1

4-10

4-

Union

5

4-27

3-31

130c

5-25

4-16

_

25c

4-14

4-

i2c

4-16

3-31

15c

5-1

4-13

1

4-10

2

5-

J3c

.

United

Iron

4-30
4-10

25c

5-

$45c

1

4-16

53c

Co.—

4-12

4-10

Smith

(A.

Smith

O.)

Corp
Hungcrford) Company. (irreg.)__
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—

Smith

Common

4%

(increased

preferred

Society
Solar
90c

Inc.

California

6%

preferred

6%

Canada

partic.

Southern

Power

Fire

&

7% 'preferred

4.80%

Power

Gas

preferred

non-cum.

5%

Co.

&

4-30

4-

5

4-30

4-

5

4-14

3-31

4-14

Entire issue called

5-15

4-14

for

3-30

4-10

Ins.

Co.

(Dallas)

$G

6-15

Squibb
$4

(E.

R )

preferred

$4-preferred
Stadacona
Standard

&

8-15

4-

55c

5-

40c

7-13

1

4-15

Van

7-10

Mines,
Fire

6-10

6-

9-10

9-

12-10

12-

$1

Insurance

(N.

J.)

4-16

1

4-16

4-18

3-21

75c

(quar.)___

1

5-

$3c

Ltd

5-

4-23

4-16

Fuel Co., Ltd.—
472%- redeemable preferred

-

Gas

&

(quar.)

5-

4-16

15674C

Electric—

prior preferred (accum.)
$7 prior preferred (accum.)

.

I

:

r*

■

\

"

.

4-25

l'{

"

4-20

3-30

5-1

44-

3

6-

50c

4-16
5-

1

4-25

3-30

4-10

3-30

Walker

22 7zc

7-

1

6-15

(s-a)_

75c

(quar.)_

5-31*

6-20

(quar.)______

9-20

8-31*

12-20

11-30*

35c

4-12

10%

5-

1

♦

12 72c

4-10

3-30

93%c

4-13

3-23




Walker
,

•

-jfquar.)

.

-

1

4-16

6-11

The

(H.)

4-14

3-29

4-14

3-29

$2

(quar.)

$1.75

share for

involved.

was

parent, was' entitled

will be used to repay
program.—V. 173, p. 1115.

../

short-term

,

loans and for ex¬

York—Registers With SEC

Whitehall Fund, Inc., New

April 2 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 70,000 shares of capital stock to be offered at the market
through Broad Street Sales Corp., New York.—V. 171, p. 1790.
The

corporation

on

Wisconsin National Life Insurance Co.

5-20

5-

—

To Increase

Capitalization—
$10

vote

will

stockholders

The

authorized

April

1C

on

a

to increase the

proposal

capital stock from $400,000 to $1,000,000.—V.

par

160,

368.

p.

1

Co.—Rights to Stockholders

Wisconsin Power & Light

7-31

$1.75

10c

(quar.)

11-20
4-14

3-20

Securities Act

17'/2C

(quar.)

common

8-19

$1.75

4-14

3-20

value $100, of record April 2, 1951, at
Chicago, the right to subscribe to a proposed new issue of 10,000 shares
of preferred stock.
The dividend rate of the new preferred stock and
the prtce at
which such issue will be offered was to be determined
shortly before the offering is made, which was expected to be on or

11-

6

$1.50

625/2c

5-15

4-28

5-

4-16

1

4-13

3-28

12 '/2c

5-

1

12 '/j C

8-

1

7-20

12'/2c

11-

1

10-19

30C

5-

1

4-16

(quar.)___

62 V2c

2
1

1

4-16

$2

8-

1

7-16

30c

5-

1

4-16

4-16

4-

2

26C

4-16

4-

5-18

5-

8

6-11

6-

1

$1.25

9-10

9-

1

$1.25

12-10

12-

1

pfd. (quax\)

25c

■5-

1

_

4-30

3-30

Other

1

4-17

8-

1

7-17

35c

4-20

General
to

par.

101.55%

$1

4-19

$4.50
25c

common-

Worts,

received

Electric Co.—Bonds Offered—HaJ-

applied to

redemptions
from

tp reimburse
property.

the

treasury

.

5-

purposes.
Electric appliances
its business.
Electric service

3-20

3-31

of

the

series

B

bonds will be

for,

additions to

the company's plant

and

sale

of

,

the company incidental to
in 77 cities and towns in
1,900 square miles and an
aggregate population of approximately 570,000.
The territory served
includes
the
highly industrialized city
of Worcester which has ft
population of pver 201,000.—V. 173, p. 1420.
a

4-16

be
sale

engaged principally in the generation^ pur¬
electricity for light, heat, power, resale and otl^er

3-30

4-14

the

.

5-18

40c

may

BUSINESS—Company is

4-19

t75c

374s were: Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
100.35; First Boston Corp.,
Beane, 100.111..
bonds run from 104.54%
made at prices ranging from

the payment of $11,370,000 aggregate principal amount of
31, 1951; to the payment of $505,000 aggregate amount
to
the New England Electric System; and to the cost of,

chase

Ltd.—

as

(Jointly),

par.

3-30

4

bonds

Pierce, Fenner &
prices of the new

due May

notes

or

and

Corp.

Lyhch,

redemption

Special
to

the

for

Securities

PROCEEDS—Proceeds

4-10
-

York Curb Exchange ruled

,

County

Merrill

100.1599;

of

5-

bids

Union

and

notes

37*/2C

(quar.)

New

stock be quoted "ex" the above referred to
March 28, 1951.—V. 173, p. 1420, 6C8 and

Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on April 5 offered
$12,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series B 3^4%, due
1981, at 101.54% and accrued interest. The group were
awarded the issue on April 3 on their bid of 100.633.

4-16

37 %c

pfd.

on'

331, 200.

2384,

p.

Worcester

(Cuba) —
50c

172,

the

Securities of

on

preferred

privilege

sey,

2

50C

$1.25

.

V.

9-20

12-22

5-

$1.25

4J/27*

subscription

par

1951.,

Committee

the

stock,

6-22

710-

1-2-52

12 %c

(quar.)__

April 7,

The
that

registration statement under the
to offer to the holders of

the company proposes

1933

of

preferred

a

1

62 '/2C

(quar.)

&

4 V2 7*

about

(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)

common

Co.

the

prior effectiveness of

to

Subject

4-20

50c

Inc.—

Gooderham

Quarterly

underwriting

proceeds

to

pansion

5-21

25c

pfd.

Co., common
(annual)

Warner : Co. * ( quar.)

7,000

the basis of one

England Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
subscribe ior 4,435% shares.
'

4-16

5-

87 Vac

preferred A
(ouar.)

Company,

recently given the right
additional Shares of

were

for
on

New

3-30

4-12

25c

(quar.)

B

preferred

7

27

share)

3-30

75c

Detinning Co., 7%

&

March

per

No

held.

shares

The

4-14

common—

Railroad

($25

par

3-22

$1.50

Virginian Railway—
67*
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)

Wabash

three

each

at

March

before

or

on

stock

Expire—

5-22

1

(quar,)_

62 V2c

Vulcan

subscribe

record

of

stockholders

The
to

capital

3

5-1

$1

Quarterly
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke, 4%

3-30

,

Westerly Automatic Telephone Co.—Rights

3-30

4-20

6-

47i%

.

A

3-20

3-28

$1.75

B.__^__t/_
-preferred

4-10

.

Class A

Standard Oil Co.-«(Ohio)

3-22

6-10

1272C

Standard .Holding. Corp.—

3%%

$1.50

Corporation and

(Continued from page 12)

8

7

4-14

5%

dates are reported her#.

P

3-

5-

50c

preferred

tJ

Investment News

1

$6

Class

1

3-

4-13

(year-end )_

(Bait.)

5% preferred (quar.)
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co.

Standard

Standard

4-13

10%

25C

Sciver,

„

4-10

50c

non-cum.

Tobacco,

Food

General

4-10

37 720

Corp. of America
Vapor Heating Corp.
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)

1

1

1

6272c

(quar.)_

Vanadium

1

5-

common

Camp Sea

..

...

*

r—

preferred
preferred
preferred

Co.,

..

,

.

tax.

Corrected payment or holders of record
Previous published dates were Incorrect.

y

4

5-

;

preferred (quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)___
47* pfd. (quar.)

Company,

5%

1

$1

;

;

4-

50c

;

Laboratories,

Knitting

income

4-10

4-15

$2.50

Valspar ^Corporation, common
$4 preferred
(s-a)

4-13

8c

(quar.)

5-10

Corp.—

Leaf

British

6

prior preferred (quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)

5%
5%

Sons

A

1

50c

Inc.—

Inc.

preferred

convertible

15% Canadian non-residents' tar.
tax deductible at the source.
Noiltax,7%.. ..

4-20

75c

common

8%

convertible

Upson

16

7c

-(quar.)
seriev

4-

resident

4-20

5-

a

(quar.)

c.omertible

5%

,

•4-20

5-15

157*;

tax

4-20

5rl5

15c

Wallpaper, Inc.,

Universal

'

Hill

5-15

$20c

Transit Co.,

Van

"IIIIIIII

Common

5-15

8772c

(irreg.)

Stores

4- 9

4-2
4-2
4-9

2

20c

common

Corp.,

5%

Spokane Portland Cement
Common-

4-

;

75c

Corp.,

convertible

4-30

'x Less Jamaica income tax.

4-17

$1.1272

dividend

5%

5-15

9-14

7C

4-14

'

preferred

United

3-20

$0.4306

_

2

Less

a
-

75c

convertible

United

April

Common

4-

Smelting, Refining & Mining Co.—

Utlca

(quar.)

4-17

1

4-16

(quar.)_—

Corp., com.

472%

United

4-14

$1.25

Quarterly

1

5-

£2 720

Rubber Co.,

7Cc

3-15

$1.25

on

5-

—_^

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)
United Stockyards Corp.,

preferred-

redemption

3-31
3-30

n

7%

3-31

4-17

resident

;

4-14

.

:.

Radiator

5-19
4-14
4-2

for this dividend.

books not closed

tPayable in U. S. Funds, less
IPayable in Canadian funds,

8-10

11-10

35c

preferred (quar.)
U. S. Steel Corp.—
77*
preferred (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)

3-20

45c

(quar.)

5-10

8-15

40c

77*

4-20

40c

Life

Co.,

Plywood

Universal

16 at $104 per share plus this dividend
Southwestern Associated Telephone Co.—
$2.20 preferred (quar.)

Southwestern

S.

Common

3-31

4-16

$175

(quar.)

5%

5-15

11-15

4-14

class A (quar.)

Chemicals

5%

Co.,

Extra

$1.1272

Ltd.

Guaranty

&

(quar.)_

5

25c

;

U. S.

2
5

$1.20

preferred
Gas

7

4-

20c

U. S,

Co.—

Telephone Co. (quar.)

non-cum/preferred
Union

4-

4-

10c

__

Electric

7-

;

(quar.)
Co. (quar.)

6%. preferred

4-30

4-16

17 %c

(quar.)

(quar.)

(quar.)

Southern New England
Southern Railway Co.
57*

5-15

4-30

f4Oc

;

S.

Stock

3-31

f$l.50

common.

Lines

U.

Process

(quar.)__.

Indiana

Southern

Ltd.,

(quar.)____j

Casualty

Southern Franklin

Southern

Co.,

preferred

Colorado

Southern

4-14

37%c

____

7-16

$$1.75

Quarterly

Co.—

Gas

S.

3-29

28c

:

Fidelity

U.

3-31

3772c

(quar.)

7

$1.1272

(quar.)

U. S. Pipe & Foundry Co.

3-31

4-10

50c

(quar.)

California

Southern

4-30

4-14

$1.1272

(quar.)

6

4-15

Gas Co.

Zellers, Ltd., new com. (initial quar.)
57*
preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)__
Zenith Radio Corp.
(quar.)

3-15
4-

common——_

Theatres,

Quarterly

15c

(quar.)_,

com.

4-

4-30

(quar.)

Industrial

3-31

22%c

pfd.

Co.,

preferred A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___

67*

4-30

Envelope

S.
S.

U.

2

50c

S.

U.

2

2872c

Edison

convertible prefeired

4.56%

44-

10c

preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Water, 4%%

Southern

1

12 72c

(quar.)

(quar.)_

common

conv.

4.48%

5-

preferred

U.

.12-10*

4-14

f50c

(quar.)__

Co.,

Special
South

12-20

J75c

,

U.

6-11*

9-10*

40c

quar.)

Brand Clothes,

Aircraft

Southern

6-20
9-20

75C

(J.

4-27

York County

America

Shoe Machinery

67*

75c

Co.

Paramount

United

3

•

_.

9

a

Monthly

6-15
3-23

25c

(quar.)
Certificates of interest™.

3-30

4-

75c
—

6-25

•Transfer

Common

'

Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly

3-15

4-16

4-16

(increased quar.)

Fruit

4-19

6- 1
5- 1
5-1
5-1
5-1
4-30

Wool Combing Corp. of Canada, Ltd.__
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. Co. (Del.) (monthly)—__

30c

Molasses, Ltd., ordinary (interim)
United N. J. RR. & Canal (quar.)
United

Company, Ltd., coimnon (quar.)_
(quar.)
&

4-10

31740

United

Simon

preferred

of

preferred

Class B

5- 1

25c
75c
$15c
$317*c
$3772c
50c
''
50c

4-10

$1

f25c

Mines, Ltd..:
(Franklin). S%e Franklin Simon.
Simplex Paper Corp.
(quar.)
;

California
Co.

3-31
3-22
4-19

11-

Missouri—

Canada,

United Drill «fe Tool,

,

L

of

of

Biscuit

4.50%

3-31

4-16

Oil

United

Co.

7-16
10-15

8-

$2.50

1

30c

pref. (quar.)
Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)

1
1

4-16
4-10
5- 1

$2.50

Common

1

4-

5- 1

4- 2
3-30
4-20
3- 5
3-16

20c
$40c
25c
50c

Common

5-

25c

_____—

Gas

/

Hosiery Co., common

5-

25c

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__.
$3.70 preferred (quar.)______
$3.50 preferred (quar.)

Union

(quar.)

Winnipeg Electric Co. (irreg )_

Special

4 72 7*

10c
30c
$1.25
$50c
$2.50

a

$1

tlOc

Co.,

15c

(quar.)

Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate Co., $5 pfd.

5

4- 7

4-21
4-21
3-28

Wisconsin Southern Gas & Appliance Corp.

;

Tobacco

.___

$1.14

(quar.)

$4.50

6-10

He

Steel

4-

1772c

Union Electric Co. of

6-10

7-

41.25
,12c

,

Extra.

Sloss-Sheftield

4-14

4-30

5- 1
5- 1
4-20
5-15
4-16
4-16
5- 1
4-16
5- 1

(111.)

Wichita River Oil Corp._

6

11- 1
2- 1
3-29
6-14
3-23
4- 7

77aC

Corp.

Winsted

3-15

$1.433A
$1
17c

(quar.)

com.

Whitehall Fund, lite
Whitehead Brothers Rubber

.

3-22

15c

Shawinigan Water & Power Co/ (quar.)____
Shedd-Bartush Foods, Inc.
(quar.)
Sheep Creek Gold Mines, Ltd. (quar.)

$2.1272

4-

Ltd., class A (quar.)

B

Whiting

3-30

4-16

com

4-15

City Rapid Transit Co., common.
Udyllte Corp., (quar.)_

4-19
4

317»c

Selected ^American Shares (payable from inc.)

Slater <N.)

4-

$1.25
$1.25
50c
$1.25
50c
1272c

—

Statienery Corp.,

preferred (quar.)_
—_
Telegraph Co., class A (irreg.)

Class

2

4-12

&

Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
47* prior lien (quar.)

5-11

4-16

Tablet

1

Ltd

$4

__________

Miller

preferred A (quar.)

Westminster Paper Co.,

4-12

50c

Lamp Works, Inc.,
preference (quar.)_

80c

'

Silver

preferred A <quar.)__

5-

___:

—

Co

Temper Corp.,

5- 1
5- 1
8- 1

(quar.)

$1

Twin

1

•

.

3

20c

(quar.)

(quar.)

$4.56 pfd.

Tung-Sol

3-22

4-30

30c

,

_

7-

5-15

15c

(quar.)

Edison

Tuckett

Inc.—

dividend

Sea$i»ve,43orp.v (quar.)_

(quar.)

preferred A

Western Union

5-11

50c

(quarterly)

Brothers.

9- 7

5-15
5-15
8-15
11-15
2-15-52
4-16
7- 2
4-16
4-30

3-15

—

tquar.)

57*

8-31

3

Mont.)

(quar.)

common

5 7*

11-30

7-

25c

Mills

Quarterly
Quarterly

-

3-22

65c

f

preferred 4quar.)
*1.35 preferred Aquar.)^™
$1.35 preferred B Aquar.)

45c

J

$2.60

Common

pfd.

1

1-2-52

RR.,

preferred A

Western

1

50c

Building Assn., Ltd. (quar.)
Quarterly
Treeswee'o Products,
$1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance Co. (Dallas)—
Quarterly

Co.—

Sheraton Corp. of ^America
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—

.10-

6-

1 4c

Traders

25c

(quar.)__

D. C.)

1

Pacific

4- 6
'

Co.—

(Helena,

5%

3-31

1

7-

$26c

7-18

$1

preferretKfquar/)
Security Storage Co.-(Wash.,

5-

Co.

Ins.

5'/#

3-31

20c

4-18

8-

85c

Common

4-15

Securities

Common

4-16

$4c

Mfg. Corp.

$4

(quar.)

preferred

Thor Corp.

•*>%.(f,~

&

Service,

6- 7

9-15

(quar,)

(accum.)

Life

Western

3

4-

2

40c

(s-a)

/

Malleable

Electric

4-20

6-15

40c

(quar.)

Common

1

5-

Stores

(quar.)

Insurance

Western

/Third Canadian General Invest. Trust, Ltd.—
27720

Corp.

3-

4-20

$1.0674

(quar.)

(Cleveland)

Co.

5- 1

Breweries, Ltd._;

preferred

$2.50 class A

57*

____.

Tower

Haute

$4

3

$1.40

Ltd.-—

preferred (s-a)__
Iron & Steel (quar.)___

Inc.

4-15

75c
$1.25
$1.25

(quar.)

Grocers, Ltd., class A

4-10

1

4 16

$$1.25

Texas Power & Light Co.,

4-20

25c

(quar.)__

A

Acceptance

47*

Wharton

6-25

preferred

BeeaiTittes

Inc.,

Taylor,

Technicolor,

1

5-

50c

.

3-31

6- 1
4-16
4-15

4-30

$50c

i.

(quar.)

C

Department

3-17

25c

(quar.)

Ltd.

$25c

$1

series

Western

4-12

30c

(increased)

preferred

3-16
3-16
3-16

30c

preferred

Western Canada

4-18

4-17

$1.1272

1

4-30

40c

12 %c

r

Airlines,

5-

;

3-31

preferred

Stock

4-12

f 10c

Extra

3-31

non-cum.

Seaboard. Ac^Weatem

2-28

4-24

Ltd

(quar.)

A pfd.

common

Sylvanite Gold Mines,

4-16

non-cum.

Seaboard Oil Co.

4-10

40c

4-16

5% non-cum.

1

30c

quar.)

Quarterly

3-31

-

^preferred A

6-15

1272C

Quarterly
Quarterly

4-10

4-16

(quar.)

!

2

25c

.(incrd.

Mines,

4-16
4-16
4-16

Co.

preferred (quar.)
preferred series B

4.10%

Company—

25c

,

com.

7-

4727#
4.20%

Paper Co.

22c

Co.

RR.

Corp.,

convertible

Swift &

3-16

20c

(quar.)

4-17

4-16

5 7#

,

class

preference

47t%

1

f7c

■*"'

Co.-(quar.)

Line

5%

1

9-15

5%

'

Oil

Sutherland
6-15

(quar.l.

Electric

472%

Co.,

3c

Co.,; 3.65',*-preferred
preferred
(quar.)

4.30%

4-25

.

22'Ac

Mfg.

Scranton

Oil

Gold

$1.1272
$1.05
$1.0272

(quar.)

Power

Western

Corp

Sunray

.

Company,

Cummins

preferred

Consolidated

3-30
4- 2
5- 1
4-12
6- I
4-17

127aC
$$1.3772

(quar.)

Penn

3-31

common

Spring

Super Mold Corp. (quar.)
Superior Steel Corp,
Supertest Petroleum Corp.,

Scott Paper Co.—
$3.40 preferred (quar.)__
Scovill

Clothier,

3-31

>

preferred A (quar.)_
preferred A (quar.)

5V2%

&

3-31

Co.—

;

4-10

20c

1

quar.)__

Toy Mining Co._
Sanborn
Map
Co
Sanger Brothers (quar.).I

3-31

Corp.

Kentucky Coal Co.

Western

com

1

1

.__

3-24

Corp

5-

$1.25

com.

4-14

4-10

56c

5-

j60c

Co.,

(quar.l.

&

Container

Sullivan

3

Ltd.—

San

5%%

4-

4-25

$1.25

(quar.)__
preferred
(initial

Schwitzer

7-

$1.25

Electric

25c

Indies Sugar

6

Inc.

& Fuller Co.,

Baer

50c
50c

4-16
4-16
5-22
5- 1
6-12
5- 1

$35c

West

West

5-25

4-25
4- 3
7- 3

(quar.)

West

6

4-

8

(quar.)

preferred

4-10

75c
&

4-

1

6-

10c

Textiles

Stern

&

4Vs>7o

Sun

preferred

4.407*

Stern

Ltd.—

/

1

5-

(quar.)

4-25

$183/4c

1

5-

5c

Increased

3-29

t50c

/

t20c

(quar.)

pfd.

$5

,

4-20
4-25

7-17

(quar.)

Co..

Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Wesley Mason Mills, Ltd., 572% pfd. (quar.)

9-14

5- 1
4-20
5- 1
5-10
5-10

30c

Weatherhead
Wentworth

6-13

t20c

Inc.

3-29

4-16

6-29

3772C

(quar.)

(quar.)

Steiling Brewers, Inc
Sterling Electric Motors Inc.—-

4-16

f$1.07

(quar.)__

Gas

-

5-15

3-30

Quarterly
San

(quar.)

Brothers Steros,

4-17

_a

Waterous, Ltd.

9

4

Preference

(quar.)

Common

3-31

12-

$1

Insurance

4-

9-28

Steel Co. of Canada Ltd.

3-30

t$1.50

Marine

1

4-16

_____

12-21

15c

(quar.)_

&

(irreg.)

$1.25

$1.50

(quar.l.

Fire

'

4-14

$1.75

San Antonio Gold Mines, Ltd

5-

65c

preferred

$4.25

4- 3
4-20
4- 2

' 4-16

1772c
1772c
$10c
$1.25

—

Company (stock dividend)
Washington Gas Light Co., com. (quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
D.)

Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern RR., com._

$1.25

f25c

preferred

4-10

$1.25

Sterchi

4-14

2nd

Paul

3

50c

Co.,

1

(quar.)

Corp.

f$1.75

(quar.)
Paper Mills

preferred

Investment

5-15

17V2c

(quar.)

preferred

5

4-

$1.02%

preferred (quar.)
San Francisco Ry.—
preferred (quar.)

5%

4-

4-25
1

(quar.)

Louis,

5%

4-16

6-

preferred

Lawrence

3-20

56c

4>/4% pfd. (quar.)
Corp., Ltd., $2 1st pfd. (quar.)
75c 2nd preferred (quar.)

Common

4-16

30c

Lawrence

St.

tlOc

5-

preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)

5%

5%

30c

common

Co.,

4-18

Corp.

Street

57*

$1

Mills

1

preferred

2

83Ac

Lawrence Flour

3

5-

(S.

20c
627ac
1007*
377ac
$1.1272
$1,067*

(quar.)—I-

Co., common
preferred (quar.)

5%

Holder*

Payable of Rec.

Share

of Company

Brothers

Warren

Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
4-

Saguena.v Power Co.,

St.

Starrett

5

pfd.

7%
preferred (quar.)
*
Russ Building Co., 6 % pfd. < accum.)
Russek's Fifth Avenue, Inc. (quar.)
Baglnaw & Manistee Lumber (quar.)
6t.

4

8-

25c

Stanley Brock. Ltd., class B

4-

held.)_

(quar.)

Royal Typewriter Co..

4%

State

(quar.)

4.10'/* preferred (quar.)
Rothmoor Corporation, common

5-

8-15

50c

common

Co.—
convertible preferred (quar.)_

4-20

1

4-20

20c

5-15

——,

Corp.,

.5-

Standard' Steel Spring

dividend)

Rochester-American Insurance Co. (N. Y.)—
Qxiarterly
Rochester Button Co. (quar.)
Rochester Gas & Elec, Corp., com. (quar.)
4%

5-

933/*c

(stock

(quar.)
Silica

3-21

—

Common

9-15

3-21

4-10

127ac

A—

When

per
Name

4-14

4-10

tlOc
12 72c

B

1

noc

$1.75

class

Ltd.,

Radio,

Standard

6-15

10-

19c

4redeemable

non-cum.

for

9-15

$1.75

$1.75

______

Cotton

Class

6-15

10-1

$1.75
:

Rich's Inc., common (quar.)
'3%% preferred (quar.)
River Raisin Paper Co
Robinson

7- 1

$1.75

Holdert

Payable of Rec.

Warren

(accum.)

preferred

$7

2

Standard

1st

Share

Name of Company

Standard Power & Light Corp.—

5-10

Rlce-Stlx, Inc.—
7%

When

Per

Holder$

Payable oj Rec.

Share

w

Revere Copper & -Brass

territory

having

an

area

are sold by
is provided

of

about

^

57

The Commercial and Financial

(1522)
V"

1

•

Offering

Bond

tional

C.

E.

Chase Na¬
Bank, National City Bank,

tion, of San Francisco;

Ala.

Anniston,

Lloyd,

Savings Associa¬

&

Trust

tional

J-J.

Interest

Maricopa County School District
No. 4 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.

Chronicle.. ..

The

syndicate paid

a

price of

net interest cost of about
1.83%, as follows:

100.12,

a

York; Blyth & Co., $9,800,000 4s. Due on May 1 from
1953 to 1958 inclusive.
Francisco; First Boston
sioners, will receive sealed bids
Bond Sale—The $750,000 build- Corp.,
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
11,200,000 lV2s. Due on May 1
until 3 p.m. (CST) on April 24 for
from 1959 to 1964 inclusive.
I ing bonds offered on March 29— Inc., Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
the purchase of $179,000 improve¬
29,000,000 l%s. Due on May 1
! v. 173, p. 1217—were awarded to of Chicago; R. H. Moulton & Co.,
ment bonds. Dated April 2, 1951.
from 1965 to 1977 inclusive.
American Trust Co., both of San
Due on April 2 from 1952 to 1961 j a syndicate composed of the Com¬
Francisco; Glore, Forgar* •& Co.,
merce Trust Co., Geo. K. Baum &
Cantua Sch. Dist., Fresno County
inclusive.
Legality approved by
J.
Devine
&
Co., Goldman,
! Co., both of Kansas City, Sidlo, C.
(P. O. Fresno),' Calti'i
White, Bradley, Arant, All & Rose
Sachs
&
Co., Union
Securities
Simons, Roberts & Co., of Denver,
of Birmingham.
Bond Offering — J. L. Brown,
and Kirby L. Vidrine & Co., of Corp., all of New York; Weeden &
Foley, Ala.
Phoenix, at a net interest cost of Co., of San Francisco; First Na¬ County Clerk, will receive sealed
(PST) on
tional Bank, of Portland; Seattle- bids until 10:30 a.m.
Bond Sale
The issue of $418,- about 2.58%, as follows:
First National Bank, of Seattle; April 17 for the purchase of $148,000
electric
revenue
refunding $204,000 2s. Due on July 1 from
Security-First National Bank, Cal¬ 000 building bonds. Dated May 1,
bonds was purchased by Hendrix
195fi to 1957 inclusive.
ifornia Bank, both of Los Angeles. 1951. Due on May 1 from 1952 to
& Mayes, of Birmingham, and the
204,000 2i/4s. Due on July 1 from
1971 inclusive. Interest M-N.
Dean Witter & Co., of San Fran¬
Cumberland
Securities Corp., of
1958 to
1963 inclusive.
of

Chairman

—

Board

Commis¬

of

New

of

both

San

of

Monday, April 9, 1951

.

'

NEGOTIATIONS

BOND PROPOSALS AND

July 1 from 1952 to 1961 inclusive.

'

DEPARTMENT

STATE AND CITY

ALABAMA

«'

11

« T 1

1

1

Sav-

&

Trust

National

Ameiica

Bank of

of the

composed

dicate

.

Trust :
Co., Blyth & Co., Weeden & Co., 1

ings Association, American

Francisco,

San

of

all

Kaiser & Co.,
William R. :

Witter & Co.,

Dean

Co., of Los Angeles, Law- ;

Staats

Levy & Williams, Stone &
Youngberg, both' of San Fran- -

son,

cisco, and C. N. White & Co., of
at a price of 100.11, a
net interest cost 01 about 2.37%,
Oakland,

..
,

*-

follows:

as

Due

3V4S.

$125,000

15

May

on

„

.

1952

from

inclusive.**

1956

to

—

sive.

*

Bond
ral

:

Livingston, Ala.
Sale—The $280,000 natu¬
system

gas

offered

on

revenue

March

26

from

(

&

by
Gust,
Robinette

approved
Divelbess,

Rosenfeld,

1217—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate
composed of Hendrix
&

:

;

Legality

bonds
173,

-

v.

—

160,000 2.3/4S. Due on July 1
' 1969 to 1971 inclusive.

of Phoenix.

Linton,

'

bardo,

(P. O.

Bond

Thornton, Mohr & CoM of Mont¬
gomery, Harold E. Wood & Co.,
of St.
Paul, and Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., of Indianapolis, at
a

Sch. Dist. No. 6
Phoenix), Ariz.
Offering — William O.

Maricopa County

Stubbs, Smith & Lomboth
of
Birmingham,

of County

Glick, Clerk of Board

will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on May 3
for the purchase of $209,000 school
Supervisors,

net interest cost of about 3.79%.

Jan.

Dated

bonds.

Due

1951.

1,

Sale—The issue

Bond

000

July 1 from 1952 to 1971 inclu¬
sive. Interest J-J.
*

and

1951

series

of $300,-

and 2%% first mortgage

3%

water

bonds

was

Note Sale—The issue of

Rose, of Birmingham.

Pinal

purchased

was

County Sch. Dist. No.

Ala.

Sale

The

Warrant

—

\

issue

of

$100,000 1%% and 2% general
obligation
refunding
warrants
was
purchased by Watkins, Mor¬
row & Co., of Birmingham, at par.
Dated Feb. 1, 1951. Legality ap¬
proved by White, Bradley, Arant,
All & Rose, of Birmingham.
Winston
Double

Warrant

County (P. O.
Springs), Ala. .

Sale

$350,000 3%

—

of

issue

The

State Gasoline Tax

Anticipation warrants was pur¬
chased by Odess, Martin & Herz-

Birmingham,
at par.
Dated Feb. 15, 1951: Legality ap¬
proved by White, Bradley, Arant,
All & Rose, of Birmingham.
berg,

of

York, Ala.
Sale—The

Bond

$335,000 3V2%

natural gas system revenue
offered

1217

on

March

were

—

awarded

to

p.

syn¬

a

Hendrix

of

composed

dicate

bonds

173,

26—v.

&

Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo,
both
of
Birmingham,
Thornton, Mohr & Co., of Mont¬
Mayes,

-

Harold E. Wood &

gomery,
of

Paul,

St.

Co.,

Raffensperger,

and

Indianapolis, at
price of 95.50, a net interest

Hughes & Co., of
a

about 3.80%.

cost of

Due

bonds.

Due

construction
March

26—v.

173,

p.

offered

on

1321—were

awarded to Refsnes, Ely, Beck

&

Co., of Phoenix.
Maricopa

County,

Bond

District

Bond

No.

1

(P.

O.

Phoenix), Ariz.
Offering—William

Offering

visors,
until

2

for the

will
p.m.

receive
(MST)

sealed

bids until 9

April

10

J.

for

(PST)
purchase

a.m.

the

on

of

$1,927,000 building bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1952 to 1973 inclusive.

.purchase of $350,000 school

bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1951. Due on

&

Chicago.

Sch.

Park

(P.

O.

Dist.,

of Seattle;

McCormick

Co.,

Corbett

&

Co.,
Inc.,

&

Pickard,

Burns,
all of

Beverly Hills; A. G. Edwards &
Sons, :of St. Louis; Wurts. Dulles

&
Youngberg, Davis, Skaggs & Co.,
of Philadelphia; Stone

Co.,

both of San

Orange

&

Doll

Bond

Offering

—

J.

B.

Smith,

County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on April
17

the

for

purchase

of

-

$43,000

school bonds. Dated April 1,
on

1951.

April 1 from 1952 to 1962

inclusive.

Legality

O'Melveny

&

approved

Myers,

of

by

Los

Francisco; Seasongood

&

Isphording,

Cincinnati;
Bank

Continental

Trust

&

(State

Sale—The

of)
$50,000,000

of

National

Co., of Salt Lake

City; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,

Sale

Bond

both of

March

National

Co.,

both

Work

&

of

San

of

Los

Angeles;

H.

&

E.

(PST) on April 11 for. the
purchase of $140,000 sanitation,
bonds. Dated July 1,1948. Due on
July 1 from 1969 to 1984 inclusive.^
Legality approved by O'Melveny4

1961 inclusive.

Myers, of Los

&

Angeles.

?

.

9,000 2V2s. Due on Dec. 15 from
1967 inclusive.

1962 to

-

i

•

-

Sale

Additional

—

$6,000

mitory

on

1321

29—v. 173, p.*
awarded to R. H.

were

100.16,

basis/of about 2.42%.

a

—

Co., of Los Angeles,
Securities Corp., of,

&

Moulton

dor-;

bonds-

A

March

offered

by Dean Witter & Co., of
San Francisco, as,2v2s, at a price

of

series

revenue,

second issue-1950 bonds was pur¬

chased

$490,000

Sale—The

Bond

The

Francisco), Califs

San

r

1975 inclusive.

1968 to

(Pi O.

University of California

16,000 2%s. Due on Dec. 15 from

and the Union
New York

Elementary School District,

Lerdo

Kern

(P. O. BakersCalif.

County

field ),

Offering;

Bond

R.

—

Veon,

J.

County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11

(PST) on April

a.m.

$95,000
building bonds. Dated March 12,
the

for

23

Due

1951.

clusive.

purchase

from

of

to

1962 in¬

and

interest

1952

Principal

City, jointly, at a price

of

a

100.14,

about

of-

interest cost
follows:

net

2.71%,

as

1 from1

$50,000 3y4s. Due on July
; 1952 to 1956 inclusive.

July 1 from,

40,000 2Y4S. Due on

1960 inclusive.

1957 to

v

from

80,000 2y2s. Due on July 1
1961 to 1968 inclusive.-

1969 to 1976

,

July 1 from

320,000 23/4s. Due on

payable at the County Treasurer's

inclusive.

*

1

office.

Angeles County Sch. Dists.

Los

(P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
Sale

Bond

—

offered

bonds

April 3—v. 173,

1421 — were awarded to the
Bank of American National Tryst

p.

Association,
Francisco, as follows:
&

Savings

of

San

a

basis of about

2.73%.

7,000 Sierra Madre City Sch. Dist.
bonds, as S^s, at a price of
100.78, a basis of about 3.06%.
Marin

County Sch. Dists.

Bond

Rafael), Calif,

1421

(P. O.
r

Sale—The $134,000 school

bonds offered
—

on

April 2—v. 173,

awarded to the
Trust 4 Co.,
of
San

were

School

District,

Contra

(P. O.
Martinez), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $587,000 school
Costa

Francisco; Wagenseller &

Chemical

the

was

Bank & Trust

Asso-,

Co., of New York City, and

crates, at 1.25%.
Ventura

,

School Districts
Ventura), Calif.

County

O.

Bond Offering—L. E.

Hallowell,

County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on April;
17

for

school

of

the- purchase

$312,000

bonds, as follows:

San

$56,000

Antonio

Elementary

School District bonds. Due on
June

1952

from

15

to

1965

inclusive.

*225,000

Nordhoff

High

Union

School District bonds. Due on
June

from

15

1952

to

1963

inclusive.

Francisco.
Rodeo

by

notes

series

(P.

$25,000 Lancaster Sch. Dist. bonds,
.as 2%s, at a price of 100.12,

$313,000
purchased

Note Sale—The issue of
11th

The $32,000 school

on

Calif.',

Housing Authority,

Upland

Co., Hooker & Fay, both

County

Durst, of Los Angeles, and C. N.

bonds offered on

White &

p.

Co., of Oakland.

Board

p.m.

about 2.67%, as follows:

1952 to

of

will receive

Asso¬

San

American

Frank,

D. Blake

Savings

H. Harding,
of Directors, h
sealed bids until 2:30

Offering—-K.

Bond

Secretary

$10,000 2%s. Due on Dec. 15 from

of

Stern,

p.

&

Trust

of

Angeles 4), Calif.

Los

on

Francisco,, at a
price of 100.16, a net interest cost
ciation,

Angeles County (P. O.
W. Beverly Boulevard,

2020

1116—were
awarded to the Bank of America

p.

Fred

173,

21—v.

Cincinnati; Thornton, Mohr & Co.,
Montgomery;

offered

Dist.,

Bay Cities Sanitation

Lcs

4

The $35,000 first

—

bonds

San

Woody & Heimerdinger,

Calif.

South

-

pf Detroit; Magnus & Co., Walter,

school

building, series C bonds of¬
fered on April 4—v. 173, p. 1217—
were awarded to a syndicate com¬
posed of. Bank of America Na¬

all

Inc.,

Eureka),

O.

issue-1950

Mayer, Weil, Roth & Irving Co.,

Meyer & Fox,

California
Bond

& Co.,

of

&

(P.

Detmer &

of New York; Taylor

Co.,

Ana),

Santa

District,

of

Field, Richards & Co., of Cleve¬
land; Cruttenden & Co., of Chicago;
Robert Winthrop &"Co., of New
York;
National
City Bank,
of

California

Glick,

sealed bids
on April 19




Harold

—

Angeles.

Clerk of Board of County Super¬

Co., of Philadelphia;
Co., of Aaltnta; Julien

inclusive.

Ostley, County Clerk, will receive

Due

Phoenix School

&"

Commerce,

on

1971

to

Thatcher

bonds

Co.,

of

Chicago; H. V. Sattley & Co., of
Detroit; Fulton, - Reid & Co., of
The
bonds
are
dated
Jan.
1,
Cleveland; Northwestern National
1951.
Interest J-J. Legality
ap¬
Bank, of Minneapolis; R. D. White
proved by Gust, Rosenfield, Di¬
& Co., of New York; Scott, Horner
velbess, Robinette & Linton, of &
Mason, of Lynchburg; Clement
Phoenix.
A. Evans & Co., of Atlanta; Laird,
Bissell & Meeds, of New York;
ARKANSAS
Lawson, Levy & Williams, of San
Blytheville Housing Authority, Ark. Francisco; Janney & Co., of Phila¬
Note Sale—The issue of $647,000
delphia; Rockland-Atlas National
third series notes was purchased
Bank, of Boston; Bosworth, Sulli¬
by the Chase National Bank, and van & Co., of Denver.
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, both of
Hayden, Miller & Co., Prescott,
New York City, jointly, at 1.20%.
Hawley, Shepard & Co., both of
Cleveland; Peoples National Bank,
CALIFORNIA
of Charlottesville; Ginther & Co.,
Arcadia High School District,
of Cleveland; Foster & Marshall,
Los Angeles County (P. O.
of Seattle; Sills, Fahman & Har¬
Los Angeles), Calif.
ris, of Chicaso; J. B. Hanauer &
1965

County

School
District (P. O. Thatcher), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $50,000 school
County,

&

Co.,

building Cleveland; Wheelock & Cummins,
of Des Moines; National Bank of
1 from

school
building
July 1 from

2%%

105,000

July

on

1964 inclusive.

1952 to

Buena

ARIZONA
Graham

school

2x/2%

of New York;
Columbus; Wm. E.
Pollick & Co., Andrews & Wells,
Ohio

Elementary School
Humboldt County

Union

Fortuna

Hutton

Collins & Co., of

J.

lows:

bonds.

Co., all of New York; Trust
Georgia, of Atlanta; E. F.
& Co., of New York; First
National Bank, of Memphis; Wood,
of

Co.

Courts

11

Edwards, Inc., of Oklahoma City,
is offering $300,000 bonds, as fol¬
$195,000

mill &

Biddle

Bonds

Sylacauga,

-

of Inc.,
both.of Ne\y .York; Moncure

(P. O. Elroy), Ariz.
Publicly Offered — R.

-

15 /

May

on

from 1961 to 1967 inclusive.

,

—

Struthers

$227,000

by the Valley National Bank,
Phoenix, at 1.17%.

by
&

1,
1951.
Legality approved
White,
Bradley,, Arant,
All

notes

series

11th

Morrow & Co., of
at par. Dated Feb.

Watkins,
Birmingham,

by

Authority, Ariz.

Mesa Housing

bonds,
purchased

revenue

sewer

Due

2y4s.

210,000

4

Los Angeles;

on

Ala.

Scottsboro,

1960 inclusive.

to

•

p.

Mayes,

William

from cisco;
;

Due on May

R. Staats Co., of
Foresthill Union
152,000 2y2s. Due on May 15 from
Elementary
Equitable Securities
1968 to 1971 inclusive.
'
; >
Sch. Dist., Placer County
>
Corp., Reynolds & Co., of New
(P. O. Auburn), Calif.
York; J. Barth & Co., of San Fran¬
Santa Maria Sch. Dist., Santa
Bond Sale—The $73,000 school
cisco; B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Cof¬
Barbara County (P. O.
v.
fin & Burr, A. C. Allyn & Co., bonds offered on March 26
Santa Barbara), Calif.
173, p. 1321 — were awarded to
all of New York; Harris, Hall &
Bond Sale—The $986,000 school:
Dean Witter & Co., of San Fran¬
Co., Heller, Bruce & Co., of San
bonds offered on April 2—v. 173,
Francisco; Barr Brothers & Co., cisco, at a price of 100.01, a net
Inc., of New York; Kaiser & Co., interest cost of about 2.77%, as p. 1321—were awarded to a syn-"*
dicate composed of the American
of San Francisco; A. G. Becker & follows:
Trust Co., of San Francisco, Har-.
Co., of Chicago; Otis & Co., of $14,000 314s. Due on April 15
ris Trust & Savings Bank, of Chi¬
from 1953 to 1957 inclusive. •
Cleveland; Ira Haupt & Co., Haycago, and Weeden & Co., of San
den, Stone & Co., both of New
59,000 2%s. Due on April
15
Francisco, as 2s, at a price of
York; G. H. Walker & Co., F. S.
from 1958 to 1971 inclusive.
100.30, a basis of about 1.97%.
Smithers & Co., Shearson, Ham-

182,000 2M>s. Due on July 1
1964 to 1968 inclusive.

Nashville, jointly, at 102.50. Due
on July 1 from 1951 to 1967 inclu¬

1 from

100,000 2s.
1957

-

April 2—v. 173,

1421—were awarded to a syn¬

31,000 Mupu Elementary
District
15

bonds.

from

1952

Due

to

School

on

1967

June

inclu-*

sive.
The

bonds,

are

1951. Interest J-D.

dated

June

15;

f

Volume 173

Number 5001

.

.

The Commercidl and Financial Chronicle

.

(1523)
Ventura

Union

Hanover Bank

High Sch. Dist.,

& Trust Co., New
City. Legality approved by
Caldwell, Marsnall, Trimble &
Mitchell/of New York City.

Ventura

County (P. O.
Ventura), Calif.
Bond Offering — L.
E. Hallowell, County Clerk, will receive

15,

from

1952

1951.
to

terest J-D.
Victor

Due

June

on

1966, inclusive.

Authority
(P. O. Fort Lauderdale), Fla.

Bond

In¬

Dist.,

San

Bernardino

Bond

-

,,

jt

15,

1951.

1952

i

bonds.

Due
1976

to

Dated

May

on

15

inclusive.

:

.

cinnati,

I

Vista Unified Sch. Dist., San

Diego
County (P. O. San Diego),

Offering-^T.- H. Sexton,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
10:30

(PST) on
April 16 for the purchase of $114,school bonds. Dated June 1, 1951.
Due
r

June

on

inclusive.

1

a.m.

from

Legality

1952 to

1976

approved

Orrick, Dahlquist, Neff &
rington, of San Francisco.

000

:
^

.

Bond

erts

March

on

27—v.

awarded

were

173,

March

1,

1951.

1952

to

to

"

the

sold

water

and

to

1969

1971

1321

the

Clu.€e

Salomon

National

Bros,

■

par.

'

&

April 4—v.

173,

awarded to J. C.

Co., of Nashville,

y

/

G<-.

Trust

53rd

a'at

Sale

Bank,

and

2%

the

by

Co.,

31/4S.

from

1954

Due

series, plus

1.15%.

$300,000
premium of $2,

a

Winona

Lake, Ind.

Bond

Offering—James Heaton,
Town Clerk-Treasurer, will

of

Sale

The

—

$1,700 000

2V2S.

173,

bonds offered

on April 3—v. 173
1321—were awarded to a syn¬

Due

Sale—The issue of $5,628,-

56th series

follows;

notes

sold

was

as

;
Bank,
Hutzler, both
of New York
City, jointly; $628,000 at 1.18%; $2,000,000 at
1.16%;
$2,000,000 at 1.14%.
To

.

,

the

;

.

Chase

National

and Salomon Bros. &

To

the

Trust Co.,

and

and

for

the

sewage

Dated

maturing

American

Security

New

R.

callable.

are

follows:

as

bonds, as
follows:
$140,000 2.80s, due
on April 1 from
1956 to 1960
inclusive, $448,000 2s, due on

&
.

April 1 from 1961 to 1976 in¬

clusive,

FLORIDA

due
Bond

Park, Fla.

Sale—The

500,000

issue

of

by

2.80s,

composed

&

Herzberg, both of BirIKmingham, R. W. Spragins & Co.,
of Memphis, Clement A. Evans
&
Co., of Atlanta, and Roberts &
Co., of St.

Petersburg,

as

$80,000 2j/4S,

Oct.

1

from

1953

1980

1977

to

1956

000

2s,

series

1961

and

Due on Oct.
1
1955 to 1980 inclusive.

from

354,000 series A 3%
from

bonds.
1978

inclusive. The bonds

to

1950.

(A-O)

bonds

1

inclusive.

1960

inclusive, $320,on

1976

to

April 1 from
inclusive, and

due on April
from 1977 to 1980 inclusive.

April

on

from

1

Ames,
ing

1

are

Bond

lot

Due

bids
16

call¬

until

for

electric
revenife

are

dated

Principal
and
payable
at
the

Oct.

1,

1951.

7

the

(CST) on April
purchase of $80,000

light

plant

bonds.

Due

on

Sept.

interest

to

Central

turing in 1966 to 1971




1971

and

Dated

1

system

March

from

inclusive. The bonds
are

1,

Bond

fund

1

March 1

on

1973

to

inclusive,

2s,

from

due

1974

to

on

1991

roadway bonds,
$85,000 2%s, due
on March 1 from 1952 to 1956
inclusive, $367,000 13/4s, due
express

as

$100,000 park¬

bonds

offered

as

follows:
1956

Sale—The $425,000 bridge

Bond

bonds

revenue

2—v.

173,

on

April

to

clusive.

follows:

Due

on

March

2%s.

Due

on

March

McCord,
Indianapolis.'

Ice

&

Miller,

Floyd County, County Sch. Corp.
(P. O. New Albany), Ind.
Sale—The

23—v.

^

Co.,

at

a

of

price

$45,000 school

bonds

offered

173,

1217—were

p.

on

Raffensperger, Hughes
Indianaoolis, as 2V2S,
of

100.69,

a

basis

of

bout 2.40%.

Sale

—

The

1952 to 1961

Director

School

ma¬

ceive

(CST)

of

Board

Commissioners,
sealed
on

bids

April

20

until

will
2

for the

of
re¬

p.m.
pur¬

to

1991

inclusive.

grade
crossing
elimination
bonds, at a price of 100.17, a net

interest

cost

follows:

of

about

1.92%,

as

,,

$59,000 2y4s.
1954 to

Due

on

April 1 from

1956 inclusive.

408,000 l%s. Due

on April 1 from
inclusive.

1957 to 1973

553,000 2s.

Due

April 1 from

on

National

Bros. &

mon

$65,000 bonds

Housing Authority,

Note Sale—The issue of
000 notes was purchased

York

Bank,

Ky.>

$6,655,by the

and

Salo¬

Hutzler, both of New

City, jointly,

as

follows:

$2,930,000 15th series, plus a pre¬
mium of $35, at 1.16%.
3,725,000 14th series, plus a pre¬
mium of

$45, at 1.14%.

Mayfield, Ky.
Bond

Sale—The

building
fered

on

—were

school

$70,000

revenue-1951

of¬

bonds

March 26—v. 173, p. 1117
awarded
to
Charles
A.

Hinsch & Co., of
Cincinnati, at a
price of 100.13, a net interest cost
of

about

2.57%,

inclusive.

1952

to

1961

on

March 1 from

inclusive.

18,000 2%s. Due
1962 and

follows:'

as

$52,000 2V2s. Due

on

March

1

in

1963.

Butler

County (P. O.
Morgantown), Ky.

Bonds

school

$245,000
bonds

Sold

Not

offered

—

Bids

for

building

1

revenue

April 3—v. 173,
1421—were rejected.

p.

on

Bond
Offering — Onva
White,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until April 18 for the pur¬

chase

of

$245,000 school
bonds.

building

Interest A-O.

Carlisle, Ky.
Offering—Arthur

Bond

kin,

City

sealed
on

Clerk,

will

Mulli-

Owensboro, Ky.

Bond

the

City

Clerk,

17

for

$100,000

9
gas

for

the

will
a.m.

J.

Rhodes,

receive

(CST)

sealed

on

April

the

purchase of $4,500,000
electric light and power revenue,
series of 1951 bonds. Dated March

1, 1951. Due on Sept. 1 from 1953
1977 inclusive. The bonds ma¬

to

turing

on

and after Sept.

1,

1956

callable. Interest M-S. Legal¬

ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.

receive

Owensboro,

bids until 7:30 p.m.

April

Offering—E.

bids until 11

are

Business

2s,

1974

000

KENTUCKY

revenue

"n^irmapo1** Indep. Sch.. City, Ind.
Bend
OTer'ng—M. V. Bailey.

inclusive, • and
due on March 1

Additional Sale—The above syn¬
dicate also purchased the
$1,000,-

Chase

Spirit Lake, Iowa

of

March 1 from

on

1973

$274,000
,from

Louisville

1

from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.

from

l3/4s, due
to

from

1

inclusive, $184,-

1

—

maturing on
and after Jan. 1, 1959 are callable.
Interest J-J. Legality approved by

1991

1974 to 1989 inclusive.

2V2S.

from 1952 to 1961 inclusive.

bonds

March

on
1956

to

1957

a

the

Ross,

000

..

Bond

due

1952

inclusive.

Offering

The

2V4S,

price of 100.23, a net
cost of about 2.67%, as

interest

Oct. 1 from

on

offered

March 1 from 1974 to

500,000 parks and recreation
bonds,
as
follows:
$42,000

to the White-Phillips Co., of Dav¬

enport, at

March 1 from 1957 to 1973

inclusive.

1321—were awarded

p.

follows:

on

.

on

Kansas City, Kan.
Friedolph L.
Nelson,
President, will receive
Bond Sale—The issue of $406,sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
612 XVz% improvement bonds was
April 16 for the purchase of $1,- purchased
by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
050,000
first
mortgage
bonds. Inc., at a price of 100.43, a net in¬
Dated May 1, 1951. Due on Jan.
terest cost of about 1.42%. Dated
and July 1 from 1953 to 1972 in¬
March 1, 1951.
Due on March 1

1952

callable.

im¬

inclusive, and $548,000 2s, due

City Securities offered on April 3—v. 173, p. 1421
Corp., of Indianapolis, as 2s, at a —were awarded to the Carlton D.
price of 101.08, a basis of about Beh & Co., of Des Moines, as 2%s,
at a price of 100.06, a basis of
1.80%.
about 2.49%.
Clay Twp. Building Corporation
KANSAS
(P. O. South Bend), Ind.

March

p.m.

traffic

inclusive..

1,000,000

26—v.

230,000

awarded to

Thomas,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed

follows:

as

and

$1,096,000

March

Iowa

Sale—The

March

INDIANA

Bond

Bethany, III.
Offering—Ward

1957

and

In¬

■■■;•

awarded to

Oct. 1 in

on

1965

building-1951

1983

able.
The

April

ILLINOIS
A-B

bonds.

1

on

$80,000 2i/4s,

3lk%

Oct.

frrjr

1959

B

on

to

due

inclusive.
580.000

1

500,000 public park improvement
2.80s, due on April 1 from

follows:
to

due

from

$71,000 series C 2%% bonds. Due
on

April

on

1960

inclusive, $320,2s, due on April 1 from
1961
to
1976
inclusive, and

York

ti Martin

to

$100,000

000

of Herbert J.

Sims & Co., of New
City, Sullivan, Nelson &
Goss, Inc., of West Palm Beach,
Watkins, Morrow & Co., Odess,

follows:

as

due

1956

*

syndicate

a

and
$112,000
2y<is.
April 1, 1977.
public
improvemem

bonds,4

$1,-

005,000 general obligation refunding, issue of 1950 bonds was pur¬
chased

on

street

interest

net

a

1.94%,

$734,000; l%s, due

IOWA

$195,000

awarded

control

100.03,

bonds, as follows:*
$170,000 2V4S, due on March 1
.from 1952 to 1956 inclusive,

15,

—

flood

syndicate

a

National

provement

works

March

of

of about

$2,000,000

pur¬

Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.

York

2.12%,

000,000 at 1.15%.

Avon

1.78%,

l%s. Due

1958 to

Staats

$700,000

to

the

Co., of St. Louis; First
Bank, of Portland; W. E.

price

a

cost

terest M-S.

Cambridge City Sch. Town, Ind.
City, and; William
Bond Sale
The $49,000 joint
Co., of Los Angeles, at
school building bonds offered on
a
price of 100.02, a net interest
April 3 — v. 173, p. 1321 — were
cost of about
of

Trust

Sept. 15, 1958

on

thereafter

Bond

1957.

148.000

Co., Hallgarten & Co., First o
Michigan
Corporation,
bothcf
New York City, Otis & Co.
o
Cleveland, Byrne and Phelns. Tnc.,

Washington, D. C.: $1,-

&

National

March and Sept. 15
to 1981 inclusive. The

1

1968 inclusive.

1217—were

40,000 2s. Due

&

Note

p.

cost of about

dicate composed of Halsey, Stuart

000

of

City
Bank, of New York City; Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, of
Chicago;
C. J. Devine & Co., of New York
City; Mercantile-Commerce Bank

on

1952

bonds

20

$125,000
bonds.

1951. Due
from

April

on

revenue

inclusive.

Halsey, Stuart & Co., Chicago, at
a
price of 100.007, a net interest

Hawaii

...

.

v.

Honolulu (City and County)

awarded

composed

thers, of Louisville; Trust Co. of
Georgia, of Atlanta; and G. C.
Haas & Co., of New York City, at

Ross, McCord,

chase

April

on

1957

to

from 1958 to

Hartford:

on

—were

syndicate

a

Ky.

$3,500,000 bonds
April 4—v. 173, p. 1321

Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.

syn¬

Milwau¬

Stein

Boyce, of Louisville, as 4s,
price of 100.05, a basis of

a

on

$465,000

The

(Washington, D. C.), Wash., D, C.

•;<

a

by

of

to

from 1953 to 1964 inclusive. Inter¬
est J-J approved by

1951

&

1,580,000

—

National Capital Housing
Authority

v

composed

173, p.

v.

—

awarded

were

Hutton & Co., Roosevelt &
Cross,
both of New York; Almstedt Bro¬

(CST)

of

March 26

on

—

offered

sold.

receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.

issue of $4,-

purchased

not

April 18 for the purchase of $217,000 building bonds.
Dated March
1, 1951. Due on Jan. 1 and July 1

Jr.,

bonds

1117—were

p.

improvement bonds

chased

p.

-•

The

—

bonds

Bond Sale—The

Lafayette School City, Ind.
Bond Offering —The Board of

pur¬

dis¬

gas

revenue

Louisville,

$96,000

March 21

on

.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

h

Sale

Sold—The

School Trustees will receive sealed
until
10
a.m.
(CST)
on

Co., of Milwaukee, F. S. YanCo., of Chicago, Harris,
Hall
&
Co., Burns, Corbett &
Pickard, Inc., Farwell, Chapman
& Co., both of
Chicago, First of
Michigan Corporation, of Detroit,
Blunt Ellis & Simmons,
Mullaney,
Wells & Co., and Paul H. Davis
& Co., all of
Chicago, as follows:

V.;

.

.Additional

Bond

4

was

system

about 3.99%.

West

kee

at

HAWAII

&

;

notes

revenue

dicate
tis

The $750,000
revenue certifi¬

on

were

—

Bradford

Hutzler,
/both of New York City, jointly:
$2,535,000 53rd series, plus a prermium of $34, at 1.18%;
$2,000,000
52nd series, plus-a premium of
^ $24,:,at
1.16%;- $1,085,000
52nd

-

was

—

sewer

offered

cates

follows:

as

series

Not

1321

Union

$945,000
173, p. 1321—were
2,555,000 2%s. Due on April 1 awarded to Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
was pur¬
from 1969 to 1981 inclusive.
as
composed
l%s, at a price of 100.32, a
of the Trust Co. of Georgia, Rob¬
The bonds are dated April 1, basis of about 1.71%.
inson-Humphrey Co., both of At¬ 1951.
The
bonds
maturing
on
Burlington, Iowa
lanta, Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., April 1, 1956 and thereafter are
of Savannah, Clement A. Evans & callable.
Bond Sale—The $110,000 sewer
Legality approved
by
bonds
offered
on
Co., Byron Brooke & Co., Wyatt, Chapman & Cutler, of
March 26—v.
Chicago.
series, plus a premium of $26, at Neal &
Waggoner, and J. W. Tin173, p 1321 — were awarded to
1.19%.
Will County, Joliet
dall. & Co., all of Atlanta, at a
Sch. Dist.
Halsey, Stuart & Co.", as l%s, at a
To the- Central Hanover Bank &
No. 86 (P. O. Joliet), III.
price of 99.89, a basis of about
price of 100.37, a basis of about
Trust Co., of New York City:
$1,- 2.01%.
1.31%.
Bend Sale—The $188,000 build¬
000,000 52nd series at 1.18%.
ing bonds offered on April 2—
To the Hartford National Bank
Burlington, Iowa
To

and

.

by

Certificate Sale

p.

notes was

26th

600,000

(P. O.
Mills), Ind.

173,

—v.

Sale—The issue of $2,032,-

Bond

Legal¬
Caldwell, Mar¬

Dalton,

Housing Authority, Conn.
Note Sale—The issue of $6,920,-

f

in

1

Township

bids

Urbana), III.

The

GEORGIA

Equitable

Hertford

000

March

on

inclusive.

shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.

1217—

Corp., and the Union
Securities
Corp., of New York
City, jointly, as 1.65s, at a price
of 100.26, a basis of about 1.62%.

C00

Interest M-S.

approved

Securities

,

Due

at

Ky.

$25,000

Bros. &

Bonds

County Housing
Authority, III.

Note

tribution
offered

school bonds offered

Clair

i>aied

bonds.

1971

maturing

callable.

are

p.

a

City

Securities

$537,000

City, jointly, at 1.20%,
premium of $7.

St.

Avenue school bonds offered

~

plus

the

to

1.80%.

purchased

was

Ferguson,
Bond Sale—The

Corp., of Indianapolis, as 2s, at a
price- of 101.10, a basis of about

New York

par.

construction

from

Danbury), Conn.
Sale—The $700,000' Rob-

awarded

M-N.

notes

callable.

are

by
Wyatt,
Grafton & Grafton, of Louisville.

—

Housing Authority, III.

series

The bonds matur¬

ing in 1954 to 1972
Legality
approved

*

chased
by
the
Chase
National
Bank, and Salomon Bros. & Hutz¬
ler, both of New York City, joint¬
Public
Instruction, will receive
ly, at 1.20%.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
May 9 for the purchase of $2,000,University of Illinois (P. O.

Her-

O.

Interest

Dated
Sept.
1/
Sept. 1 from 1953 to

on

1972 inclusive.

Bond Sale
The $66,000 joint
school building-1951 bonds offered
on April 3—v.
173, p. 1321—were

works

.

ity

Danhury (P.

water

by the Chase National Bank, and
Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler, both of

County Special Tax
1 (P. O.
Clearwater), Fla.
Bond Offering—Floyd T. Chris¬
tian, Superintendent of Board of

by

CONNECTICUT

a.m.

pur¬

Note Sale—The issue of

11th

Pinellas

bonds

V

3s, at

as

11

the

for

Noble

Moline

Sch. Dist. bio.

Bond

until

$1,300,000
revenue, series 1951

*

California

bids

Sale—The

from

Township Sch. Township
(P. O. Cambridge City), Ind.

May 1 from 1967 to 1969

on

1950. Due

Jackson

re¬

Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
01
Chicago.

syndicate composed of Gold¬
Sachs & Co., of New York
City, Atwill & Co., of Miami
Beach, A. C. Allyn & Co., Barcus,
Kindred & Co., both of Chicago,
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger,
and Magnus & Co., both of Cin¬

May

until

20

$5,000,000

inclusive.

a

,

'

Fla.

man,

from

bids

April

will

system revenue certificates of in¬
debtedness.
Dated May
1, 1951.

offered on April 2—
1217—were awarded to

p.

III.

bonds.

revenue

1952 to 1971 inclusive. In¬
terest J-J.

Comptroller,

on

of

$320,000 building bonds.
May 4, 1951. Due on July

Offering—J. H. Dil-

sealed

(CST)
chase

1321.

p.

Lauderdale,

works

173,

v.

Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
or Los Angeles.
•
;
-

t

ceive

were

certificates

receive

a.m.
(CDST)
April . 30 for the purchase of

on

$65,000 school
-

water

will

bids

City

Due

Fort

Offering—Harry L. Alli-

County Clerk,
sealed bids until 11

3; son,

173,

Certificate

California

1

Sold—No

March 30—v.

County (P. O. San Bernardino),
■s,

Not

lard,

submitted for the $272,000 harbor
revenue-1951
bonds
offered
on

15

.

Sch.

Chicago,

Broward Ccunly Port

bids.until 10 a.m. (PST)
on
April 24 for the purchase of
$5,750,000 building bonds. Dated

chase of

Dated
1

Certificate

sealed

June

Interest M-S. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.

York

51

(CST)
purchase of

distribution

system

Bond

torium

Sale—The
and

Ky.

$539,000 audi¬

swimming pool

rev-

The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle

52- *(1524)

Monday, April 9,-1951.

..

.

•

refunding bonds offered on» Canton Housings Authority, Mass.
Note Sale—The issue.of $312,000
27—v. 173, p. 1218—were
awarded to F. S. Smithers & Co., second series notes was purchased
a
syndicate
composed
of
of New York City, and Raffens- by
perger, Hughes & Co., of Indian¬ Phelps, Fenn & Co., R. W. Pressprich & Co., and Eastman, Dillon
apolis, jointly, at a price of 101.77,
& Co., all of New York City, at
a net interest cost of about 2.02%,
enue

.

March

I.05%.

follows:

as

Dated

$239,000 2%s. Due on May 1 from

Jan.

1952 to 1959 inclusive.

31, 1952.

Due

on

bonds

offered

March

on

27—v.

(P. O. Gretna), La.

Bond Offering—Frank J. Deem-

Everett, Mass.

Secretary of Police Jury, will
until

bids

2

Sale

Note

p.m.

(CST) on May 2 for the purchase
of $850,000 public
improvement
bonds. Dated June 1, 1951. Due on
June 1 from 1952 to 1971

The

—

anticipation

$500,000 tax

offered '

notes

on

March 23—v.
173, p. 906—were
awarded to the National Shawmut

inclusive.

Bank, of Boston, at 0.94%. Due on
20, 1951.

Interest J-D.

1218

on

were

—

River

Authority,

Housing

Note

Offering

F.

for the

Street,

State

purchase of $60,000 school

1, 1951. Due on

Dated

1, 1951.
Due on
April 1 from 1952 to 1969 inclu¬
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the Second National Bank,
of Boston.
Legality approved by
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, of Boston.
;
<
April

"

Orange, Mass.
\
Offering — Marshall S.

Board, 18 Tremont Street, Boston,
until 11 a.m. (EST) on April 11

1951.

for

issue

notes

maturities

of

ments

the purchase of

as

Note

Ottering

Walsh,

follows:

Jr.,

—

000

•

County

Treasurer,

Chase

New

Bank,
Salomon

York

Bros.

National

&

City, and
Hutzler, jointly: $3,785,1.18%; $4,500,000 at 1.16%;

000 at

Note

Central

Bank

&

Trust Co., New York City: $1,000,000 at 1.18%.

MASSACHUSETTS

Abington, Mass.
Note

Sale—The

issue of $100,anticipation notes was
purchased by the Day Trust Co.,
of Boston, at 0.94%. Dated March
20, 1951. Due on Nov. 9, 1951.'
*

C00

,>.■

.

Bond

Sale—The $515,000 incin¬

erator loan of
on

1950 bonds offered

March 27 were awarded to the

Guaranty Trust Co., and Laidlaw
& Co., both of New York City,
jointly, as 13/4s. at a price of
100.39, a basis of about 1.70%.

Lynn, Mass.
Sale—The $700,000 tem¬
loan
notes
offered
on

Note
porary

March

27—v.

awarded

to

173,

p.

1322—were

the

Security Trust
Boston, Mass.
Co., of Lynn, at 0.99%.
Note Sale—The
$5,000,000 notes
offered on April 4—v. 173, p. 1218
Marblehead, Mass.
—were awarded to
Halsey, Stuart 1 Bond Sale—The $360,000 hospi¬
& Co., at 1.23%, plus a
premium tal loan, Act of 1950 bonds offered
of

$123.

Braintree

1422—were
awarded to R. L. Day & Co., of

on

April 3—v. 173,

p.

Housing Authority, Mass.. Boston, as l3As, at a price
101.65, a basis of about 1.55%.

Note Sale—The issue of
$150,000
third series notes was purchased

by the Branch Banking & Trust
Co., of Wilson, at 1.03%.
Dated Anril 12, 1951. Due on
Oct. 31, 1951.
Bristol

County (P. O.
Taunton), Mass.
Note Offering—Ernest W. Kil-

xpy,' County Treasurer,
ceive

(EST)

sealed

bids

until

will

11'

%

The




notes

Co.,

Eastman, Dillon & Co.,
New York City, at 1.06%.

and

all of

Sale—The

issue

anticipation

tax

of

$250,-

notes

was

purchased by the Second National
Bank, of Boston, at 1.14%. Dated

8:30

Jan.

(EST)

p.m.

on

supply system revenue
1, 1951. Due
from

1

bonds

The

clusive.

after Jan.

or

1955

1957

1,

to

1979 in¬

maturing on
are callable.

Interest J-J.

Legality approved by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Stone, of Detroit.

lic

Detroit, Mich.
Sale—The $986,000

series
3—v.

offered

R bonds
173, p.

on

l%s.

Due

April

on

1

from 1957 to I960 inclusive.

444,000 2s. Due on April 1 from
1961

1963 inclusive.

to

Flint

Sch.

Dist.,

building and

fered

April 3

on

15,

1951. Due on Nov.

12,

April

v.

Mich.

173,

p.

of

purchased by Smith, Barney &
Co., of New York City, and Lyons
& Shafto, of Boston, jointly, as
IV2S, at a price of 100.05, a basis
of about 1.49%.

The

bonds

1951. Due
1971

on

are

dated

April

1,

April 1 from 1952 to

as

of

payable■■ at

2s, due on
1957, and
$1,800,000 1 Vis, due on Dec.
1 from' 1958 to 1963 inclusive.
Dec.

1

$600,000

in

1956 and

approved

Storey, Thorndike,
of Boston.

by

on

Fremont, Mich.
Bond Offering—Fred

Beldt,

the

National

Shawmut

Boston, at 1.02%.
Dated
April 6,
Nov.

City

Clerk,

J. Vanden

will

ceive

1951.

of 1, 1950. Due on Dec. 1 from 1951
to 1969 inclusive. The bonds ma¬

Bank,

Due

on

9, 1951.

turing in 1953 to 1969 are callable.
Interest J-D.

(EST)

5,

Frac. Sch. Dist. No.

of

City Treasurer, will

on

1 from 1952 to 1968 inclusive.

bids

until

11

re¬
a.m.

April 9 for the.purchase

$600,000 temporary loan notes.

The

maturing in 1962 to
1968
are
callable.
Legality ap-*
proved by Harold W. Moody, ox
St. Paul, and Dorsey;
Colman,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬

neapolis.

Certificate
fire

debtedness

173,

v.

Sale

The

—

$4,000

equipment certificates of in¬
offered

906

p.

—

Feb.

on

27^

awarded

were

the First State Bank of Hugo, a§

3s, at

par.

^ '

•:

k

Columbia Heights, Minn.
Bond Sale

offered

The $85,000 bonds
-—

awarded

1117—were

National

—

March 29

on

to

173, p.
the First

v,

Bank, of Minneapolis, as
price of 100.13', a basis

2%s, at

a

District

No.

River

ing

bonds

173,

(P. O. .Thief

-;

\

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1

Sale—The $200,000 build-i

Bond

v.

18

Falls), Minn.

p.

offered on April 4^1322—were awarded to

the First National Bank, of Min¬
neapolis, and Associates, as 2Vis,
at a price of 100.31, a basis of
about 2.21%.

Renville
Sch.
■

.....

County

Dist.

No.

Indep.
63

(P.

Con.
O. '

Hector), Minn.
"r
Offering—Leo Rick, Dis¬
Clerk, will receive sealed
.

Bond
trict

bids

until 11:30 a.m.
(CST) on
April 12 for the purchase of $930,000 building bonds. Dated April
1, 1951. Due 6n April 1 from 1954
inclusive. The bonds

1981

to

turing

ma¬

April 1, 1975 and there¬
after are callable. Legality -ap¬
proved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
on

Sebeka,' Minn.

MISSISSIPPI

Cleveland, Miss.
Bond Offering — Dorothy N.
sealed bids until. 7:30

1952 to 1966 inclusive.

maturing

on

thereafter
A-O.

April

are

,,

The bonds

2,

1961

and

callable., Interest

Legality approved ;by
&
Trauernicht,
pf r ;St.

Charles

County P. O.
Worcester), Mass
Note Sale—The issue of $625,000
notes was purchased by the Na¬

Bedford, Mass.
Offering — William R.

sealed

p.m.

receive Wilson, City Clerk, will receive

sealed bids until 8 p.m.

Worcester

,

Freitas,

8

p.n^. (CST)
(EST) on
on
April 13 for the purchase of
Note Sale—The $1,000,000 reve¬
April 21 for the purchase of $56,Dated
nue notes offered on April 4—v.
000 water supply system improve¬ $250,000 industrial bonds.
173, p. 1218—were awarded to ment revenue bonds. Dated Dec. April 2,1951. Due on April 2 from

Worcester, Mass.

New

Note

until

certificates

$1,510,000 iy2S, due on June 1

.

Oct. 31, 1951.

April

bids

E,
re¬

(CST) on May 25 for the purchase
$500,000 water and light plant
Revenue,
series
A
certificates^
Dated May 1, 1951. Due on Nov*

from 1958 to 1964 inclusive.

National Bank of Boston.

Palmer & Dodge,

will

Clerk,

Certificate Sale—The $4,000 tax
2,200,000 series 4 bonds, as fol¬
lows: $365,000 2Y2S, due on anticipation certificates offered on
June 1 from 1953 to 1955 in¬ March 23—.v. 173, p. 1218—were
clusive, $325,OOO 2s, due on awarded to the Wadena County
June 1 in 1956 and 1957, and State Bank, of Wadena, at 2xk%.

Merchants
Legality

the

about 1.66%,

follows:

inclusive.. Principal and in¬

terest

cost of

$3,300,000 series 3 bonds, as fol¬
lows: $900,000 2y2s, due on
Dec. 1 from 1953 to 1955 in¬
clusive,

sealed

ceive

.

interest

City

of

1322

New York City,

net

1

Pennington County Indep. School'

awarded to Drexel & Co.,

Bank,

■

of about 2.72%.

Glore, Forgan & Co., of New
York City, Eastman, Dillon & Co.,
Goldman, Sachs & Co., both of
tional

Cummings,

site bonds of¬

—

^

•

-■

Sale—The $5,500,000 gen¬

Bond

eral

MINNESOTA

Centerville, Minn.

1422—were
awarded to the Bankers Trust Co.,
of New York City and the, First
Boston Corp., jointly, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
1.88%, as follows:
April

173, p. 1322 — were awardeditq
Painej Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
of Chicago, as 2y4s,f at a price: °f
99.17, a basis of about 2.34%. - 4;

pub¬

utility street railway refund¬

ing,

offered

Earth, Minn.
Certificate Offering — Ward

9 for the purchase of $70,-

—were

Southbridge, Mass.
Note

until

Sale—The $80;0OG building
on
March: 126-^Vji

Bond

bonds

Blue

bonds. Dated March
on

173, p. 1422—were awarded to
syndicate composed of Phelps,
& Co., R. W. Pressprich &

Blackman and Leoni

dated

are

re¬
a.m.

on

April 4, 1952.

bids

.

are

Coleman, Mich.
Bond Offering—F. A. Menerey,
City Clerk, will receive sealed

000 water

*

Tyrone Township' School District
No. 4 (P. O. Kent City),. Mich,.

inclusive.

1968

Mountain, Mich.
Note Sale—The $56,000 tax an¬
Iron

ticipation notes offered on April 3
Milbury Housing Authority, Mass.
Note Sale—The issue of $290,—v. 173, p. 1422—were awarded to
tional Shawmut Bank, of Boston, the First National Bank, of Iron
000 temporary loan, second series
at 1.03%.
notes
was
Mountain, at 3%.
purchased
by
the
Branch Banking & Trust Co., of
Livonia, Mich.
MICHIGAN
Wilson, at 1.01%.
Bond Sale—The $770,000 sew¬
1951 and mature

April 10 for the'piirchase
of
$275,000 Tuberculosis
Hospital Maintenance Loan notes.
Dated April 10,
1951. Due on

April 4—

on

composed
of
Phelps,
Town
Treasurer,
will
receive Fenn & Co., R. W. Pressprich &
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(EST)
Co., and Eastman, Dillon & Co.,
on
April 10 for the purchase of all of New York City, at 1.05%.
$41,500 water mains loan notes.
WilliamstoWn, Mass.
Dated
April 15, 1951.
Due on
Bond Sale—The issue of $315,April 15 from 1952 to 1961 inclu¬
000
school building bonds was
sive.
\ V; 'V\-

tax

*

offered

to

sale

$305,000 City Hall bonds, sched¬
uled for April 9, has-been post¬

Interest J -J.

.

Sale—The $2,700,000 third
notes

1952

callable.

$542,000

syndicate

Lawrence, Mass.

Hanover

from

1

The bonds numbered 36 to 65

•;

of

•

—

$4,500,000 at 1.14%.
To

April 10 for the pur¬
chase of $65,000 building bonds.
Dated April 1, 1951. Due on July
On

Philadelphia Na¬
Philadelphia,
1951.
White, Weld & Co., Equitable Se¬
■'
curities
Corp.,
Dick & MerleStoughton Housing Authority,
Smith, Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
Massachusetts
Aubrey G. Lanston & Co., all of
Note Sale—The $306,000 second
New
York
City
and
William
series notes offered on April 4—
Blair & Co., of Chicago, and as¬
Hudson, Mass.
r
v. 173, p. 1422—were awarded to a
sociates, at a price of 100.03, a
Offering
Fred T. Field,

series notes was pur¬
chased
by the Chase National
Bank, and Salomon Bros. & Hutz¬
ler, both of, New York City, joint¬
ly, at,i.i6%.', • '
;

MARYLAND

the

Shaw¬

Authority,

Housing

Offering—James Scripps,

(EST)

Fenn

000

19th

,

Baltimore Housing Authority, Md.
Note Sale —The issue of $13,785,000 83rd series notes was sold
as follows:
'
;

National

Massachusetts

a

M.

Daniel

Holyoke Housing Authority, Mass.
Note Sale—The issue of $980,-

$800,000

purchased by the Na¬
tional Bank of Commerce, of Port¬
land, at 1.09%.
/ ' - v;
Dated April 10, 1951. Due on
Oct. 5, 1951.-,

offered
on
1009—were

15, 1951.

(EST) on April 11 for the puchase
$50,000
Tubercular Patients
notes.
Dated April

was

the

to

p.

of Boston, at 0.97%.
Dated March 1, 1951. Due on Nov.

v.

II, 1951. Due on April 1, 1952.

Note Sale—The issue of

173,

tax

Bank,

of

Portland, Me.

notes

22—v.

awarded
mut

Maintenance

1951.

To

March

series

will receive sealed bids until noon

A—$800,000 due. on Dec. 5, 1951,
B—$800,000 due $400,000 Oct. 5,
and $200,000 Nov. 5 and Dec. 5,

notes

anticipation

Bond

;

Bond Sale Postponed-^-The-

;

poned.

Sch. Dist.

4,. Mich.

Director, will receive sealed bids
at the office of Sear 1, White &Block, 532 Michigan Trust Build¬
ing^ Grand Rapids,1 until 7:30 p.m.

Bond

$520,000 tem¬

Hampden bounty (P. O.
Springfield), Mass.

Bank, of Boston, at 1.14%. Due
Oct. 5, Nov. 5 and Dec. 5, 1951.
Dated April 5, 1951. Arrange¬

Due on May

gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.

Note

on

1951.

May 1,

31, 1952.

was

the

from 1952 to 1961 inclusive. Le¬

Somerville

purchased by the Second Nation¬
al

1

loan, second series notes.
Dated April 20, 1951. Due on Jan.

of $800,-

of

care

ton, 28 State Street, Boston,

porary

Me.

loan

temporary

Housing Authority, Mass.
— Nathan
Parnes,

Chairman, will receive sealed bids
at the office of the State Housing

Boston, at 0.96%. The notes are
dated April 6, 1951. Due on Nov.

000

$1,160,000
temporary
series notes. Dated
1951. Due on Jan. 31,

Note Offering

purchased by
the Merchants National Bank, of
was

in

bids

sealed

Merchants National Bank, of Bos¬

Saugus, Mass.
Note Sale — The $200,000

Gardner

Note Sale—The. issue of $80,000

Sale—The

to 1968..

will re¬ April

Treasurer,

Town

Dated

May 1 in 1967

on

Cascade■ T own ship

sive.

1952.

Easthampton, Mass.

Note

of

second

April 20,

MAINE

until
11
a.m.
April 11 for the pur¬

Boston,
on

chase

•'.w1 loan,

Le wist on,

50,000 2s. Due

the

to

until
2 p.m. (EST) on April 10 for the
Housing Board, 18 Tremont purchase of $260,000 school bonds.

(EST)

June 1 from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.

5.

awarded

Royal Oakf Mich.

1958 to 1966 inclusive.

p.

1.52%.

of about

ceive

Clarence

—

Beaven, Chairman, will receive
sealed bids at the -office of the

notes

173,

North

.

Buell,

Massachusetts

ston, Secretary of Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (CST) on April 30

revenue

21—v.

200,000 2 ^s. Due on May 1 from

Banking St Trust Co., of

Bond

Fall

Livingston Parish Con. Sch. Dist.
No. 4 (P. O. Livingston), La.
Bond Offering — Watson Bank-

Interest J-D.'

March

Attleborough, Mass.
Bond Sale—The issued $306,^
000 school loan, act of 1950 bonds
was
purchased by the Bankers
Trust Co., of New York City, as
13/4s, at a price of 101.69, a basis

Nov.

bonds. Dated June

to 1957 inclusive.

$1,455,000 tem¬
third series notes

loan,

.

i1

No.

173, p. 1322—were awarded "to
Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs, and
Coffin & Burr, both of Boston,
jointly, as l%s, at a price of
100.40, a basis of about 1.45%.

Jefferson Parish Fire Protection

receive -sealed

oniiSiler

Due

„

Mass.

,■*,Bond Sale—The $340,000 school

LOUISIANA

er,

1951.

10,

Note Sale—The

Branch

!

.

April

21, 1951.

porary
offered

•

to 1969 inclusive.

Dist. No. 2

1951.

12,

Dedham,

210,000 2Vts. Due on May 1 from
1963

.

St Co., all of Detroit, at a .about .3.63%, as follows:
~
.
price of 100.006, a net interest cost $485,000 3 Vzs.. Due - on. March lt
from 1953 to 1969 inclusive/"-1
of about 2,21%, as follows:
New Bedford Housing- Authority,
285,000 3%s. Due; on March 1
$105,000 2y2s. Due on May 1 from
Massachusetts
from 1970 to 1981 inclusive.' <
1952
Dated

Nov.

Wilson,, at 1.01%,

1960 to 1962 inclusive.

v.

April

May 1 from

90,000 2s. Due on

■-

.

"

•,

.

212

(P. O.
South Dettman Road,
Jackson), Mich.

bonds offered

age
nue,

disposal system No. .1, reve¬
series 1 bonds offered on

April 4 — v. 173, p. 1322 — were
awarded to a syndicate composed
$355,000 school of Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., of St.
April 4—v. 173, Louis, A. C. Allyn& Co., Demp-

(

.

•,,

\

Harrison

County, Fernwood Rural
Separate School District (P. O. I
Gulf port), Miss.
1
i
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
building bonds offered on April 2
v. 173, p. 1422 — were awards

—

ed to Allen &
and

the

Gulfport,

Co., of Hazlehurst,
Bank, of
jointly, at a net interest

Gulf National

.

Bond Sale—The

p.

Townships
16

Louis.;

on

1422—were awarded to

a

dicate composed of Watling,
chen & Co., Grouse & Co.,

cost of about 2.63%*,

.

*

a..

Leflore CouMy

(P. O.

f

|

Greenwood), Miss.
i
Bond Sale—The issue of $250,4
syn¬ sey & Co., both of Chicago, and
Ler- Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,. of 000 Court House bonds was purj
and Detroit, at a net interest cost of chased by M. A. Saunders & Co.f

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1525)

of Memphis, at a price of 100.02, a

interest

net

cost

of

about

May 1 from

on

Due

May

on

from

1

1962 to 1965 inclusive.

135,GOO 2y4s. Due

M-N. Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.

N. H.

receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(EST)
on
April 10 for the purchase of

1952 to 1961 inclusive.

2s.

Authority,

Chairman,

away,

$75,000 2V4S. Due
,40,000

Housing

Note Offering—Aaron A. Hark-

follows:

$s

Nashua

2.21%,

May 1 from

on

will

South

.

The

1951.

bonds
.

dated

are

May

1,

$1,290,000

temporary loan notes
(fifth issue). Dated April 18, 1951.
Due on Oct. 18, 1951.

Plymouth Village Fire Dist., N. H.

V

.

bonds
■"

Louisville,

^ Bonds Not Sold

$97,000

general

Miss.

refunding

bonds

March 6—v. 173, p. 1010

offered

on

♦--were

rejected.

on

$300,000 water
April 4—v. 173,
to W. E.

Tucumcari, N.
Bond

173,

Mex.

Note

000

1, Mass.
issue of $413,-

Sale—The

notes

purchased

was

Bessemer

Trust

by the
of Jersey

Co.,

City, at 1.25%.
*

"

offered

March

on

29—v.

1118—were awarded to the

p.

2s.

as

Winona,

Miss.

Sale—The

issue

'"

Bond

of

$125,-

000

water

was

purchased by the J. G. Hick¬

works

bonds

revenue

man

Co., of Vicksburg, and Weil,
Arnold & Crane, of New Orleans,
jointly, as 2y4s*and 2y2S. Dated
Feb. 1, 1951. Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of
St.
Louis. ;•>'
*

NEW YORK

Chase

the

1.86%.

National

11th

chased

series

by the

issue

notes

of

Chemical

system

bonds

Mo.

Bros.

purchased by Stern
Co., of Kansas City, as

&

1951.

&

to

Trust

Co., of New York City, and
Associates, at 1.25%.

iy2s and 13/4s. Dated Feb. 15, 1951.

Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.

bonds
Due

1955

'

den

Sale—The

$323,000

improvement
March

on

26—v.

awarded

were

bonds

173,
J.

to

State

Catskill
No.

Hanauer

Co., of Newark, as l%s, at a
price of 100.21, a basis of about
Iiaddon

Township

(P.

O.

Bond Offering—John J.

Union

Free

Sch.

Dist.

(P. O. Catskill), N. Y.
Offering—Frank H.Cooke,

for

the

purchase

to

Whalen,

1979

inclusive.

Interest

A-O.

receive Legality approved by Hawkins,
Pondera County Sch. Dist. No. 18 sealed bids until 8:30
Delafield & Wood, of New York
p.m. (EST)
on
;
(P. O. Valier), Mont.
April 17 for the purchase of City.
^Bond Offering — Dora Monroe, $198,000 bonds, as follows:
Dcbbs Ferry, N. Y.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
$153,000 water system, 1st 1950
Bond Sale—The $57,000 build¬
bids until 8
Township

(MST) on May
7 for the
purchase of $210,000
building
bonds.
Dated
June
1,
p.m.

*

will

Clerk,

series bonds. Due

1

March

on

ing-1951

.

1951.

the

Amortization

first

choice

the second

Trustees.

bonds

and

will

serial

from

1952

The bonds

be

1972

bonds

45,000

choice of the Board of

Alliance,

Neb.

The

paving

bonds offered

on March 22—v.
173,
1219—were awarded to Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., at a price of
100.07, a net interest dOst of about
1.53%, as follows:

p.

$90,000 paving districts Nos. 34, 35
C, and 36 bonds, as follows: $36,000 13/4s, due on April 1 from
1952

to

1955

$54,000
from

;

inclusive,

iy2s, due

and
April 1

on

1955

April

1

from

1952

in

dated

March

Legality

Bend Sale—The

bonds offered

to

as 3y4s, at a price
basis of about 3.22%.

a

Kearney, Neb.

issue

of

gation bonds was purchased'by the
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co., of Gmaha,
at

and

net

a

1.48 %j

interest

Callable after 5

NEW
)•-

of

bids at the office of Roy
Peters, 514 State St., Schen¬
ectady, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
April 12 for the purchase of $584,000

building-1951
May 1, 1951. Due
1952

years.

Note

porary
3—v.

Sale—The

'173,

tem¬

000

awarded

following:
1 _•
Amoskeag National Bank,
Manchester, $250,000 at 1.15%; to
National

chester. $250,000
\

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c

at

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■

Bank,
1.15%.
•,

.

.

•

•

Sale—The

issue

$300,-

000

temporary loan notes was
purchased by the National State
Capital
Bank,
of
Concord,
at

by

j

1323

p.

Van

loan

porary

March

27—v.

awarded

to

•

$200,000

Nashua

-

p.

tem¬

offered

on

1322—were

Trust

Co.

L03%.




at

National

Ingen

&

$150,000 school
April 4—v. 173,

awarded to

Co.,

of New

City, as 3s, at a price of
basis of about 2.93%.

sealed
on

Treasurer,
18

for

the

York
a

of

1219—were

p.

Hempstead
Bond

Offering

—

Hamilton

S.

a.m. (EST)
April 10 for the purchase of
$38,000 animal shelter-1951 bonds.

a

1

April

pre¬

1.90s,

as

at

17

(P.

520,000

1,

1951.

1952

to

1965

building-1951
March

of

27—v.

awarded to

a

—

The

bonds

Y.
$1,500,000
offered on

173, p. 1323—were
syndicate composed

Halsey, Stuart & Co., Marine
Co., of Buffalo, Blair Rol¬
.

Bond

173,

Sale—The

bonds offered

works

Marine

were

awarded

*

Ohio

$146,000

173,
to* Ryan,

Toledo,
100.13,

Sutherland

& Co., of
l3/4s, at a price of
basis of about 1.72%.

as
a

Bay

Village, Ohio
Offering—Glen L.

Bond

to

County

(P.

the

p.

sealed bids until noon (EST) on
April 16 for the purchase of $70,500 3% street improvement-1951
series 1, special assessment bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1951. Due on Feb.
1

from

terest

to 1962 inclusive. In¬

1953
F-A.

Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of

Squire,

Cleveland.
Bellville

Village

&

Trust

Co.,

par,

as

Wilson,'

of

Securities

to

Bond

Offering

bonds.

Dated

Dec.

to

Banking
and

on

1961

to

1967

315,000 2s. Due
1968

the

Corp.,
a
price

to

of

April

1

from

inclusive.
on

April 1 from

on

his

April 1 from

office

1, 1950.
1964

1951.

Due

1971

to

in¬

Local

Sch.

Dist.
1

(P.

O.

Tipp City),

sealed

April

on

*

Education, will

bids

18

until

noon

for the

pur¬

of

$171,000 building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1951. Due on Nov.
1 from

1952 to 1974 inclusive.

In¬

terest M-N.

Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
cinnati.

1

Brecksville, Ohio
Bond

Offering—Ada

B.

Carter,

Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (LST) on April 23
for the purchase of $104,000 fire
station

site

and

apparatus bonds.
Due on Dec. 1

from 1952 to 1971 inclusive. Inter¬

J-D.

Squire,

Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of

Caldwell

in

Ra¬

Interest

J-D.

Exempted Village
Dist., Ohio
Offering—Bettie Str^tig,

Sch.

Easter-

Due on June 1 from 1952
inclusive.

"

Cleveland.

leigh,
until
11a.m.
(EST)
on
April 10 for the purchase of $7,500 Cemetery bonds.
Dated Deq.
to

chase

est

1976 inclusive.

at

E.

Dated Jan. 1, 1951.

inclusive.

Hillsboro, N. C.
Offering —W. E.

bids

1,

1952

Rural Route No.

about

ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will > receive
sealed

June

from

1

Bethel

of

inclusive.

145,000 21/4s. Due
1962

Katherine

—

clusive. Interest J-D.

(EST)

April 1 from

on

1956

75,000 3s. Due
1957

Dist.,

Miller, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 1 p.m. (EST) on May 2 for the
purchase
of
$100,000
building

receive

follows:

$90,000 l3/4s. Due
1952

Sch.

Bond Offering—J. C. Harbaugh,

O.

jointly, at
net interest cost of

a

Local

Ohio

Clerk of Board of

1323—were

Branch
y

Interstate

Gan-

yard, Village Auditor, will receive

Ohio

April 3—v. 1733,

awarded

sani¬
April

on

1323—were awarded

p.

*

Bond Sale—The $625,000 school
building, series A bonds offered
on

&

Reusch

bonds offered

of about 1.84%.

Edgecombe

Fox,

Sale—The

sewer

2—v.

Co., of Buffalo, as
price of 100.38, a basis

a

to

Barberton,

tary

on

April 3—v.

Ohio

Co., of Cincinnati.

Trust

1.90s, at

1

inclusive.

improvement
bonds
of¬
April 2—v. 173, p. 1323—

on

In¬

$57,500 wateron

April

on

1979

The $10,000 water

—

fered

Dated

1423—were awarded to the

p.

Sale

29

Skaneateles, N. Y.
Bond

1951

Due

OHIO

water

inclusive.

April 1 from

on

Andover,

April* 1

on

April 1 from

on

1967 to

con¬

Co., of
pried of

bonds.

Due

fol¬

as

1966 inclusive.

2V4S.

from

Free

O. Hicksville),

construction

•

2.26%,

1960 inclusive.

1961 to

I'

Bond

O. Freeport), N.

about

245,000 2s. Due

Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.

City.
Union Free Sch. Dist.

of

1953 to

awarded

a

Durham,
Corp.,
of

&

terest A-O.

Legality approved by
Delafield & Wood, of

Sale

cost

$235,000 3s. Due

March

&

of

lows:

$29,800

Perkins

Co.,

price of 100.01, a net inter¬

a

est

New York■ t■ •
Bond Offering—Andrew B. Het.

from

terest A-O.

Hawkins,

&

Securities

Charlotte, and Kirchofer & Ar¬
Associates, Inc., of Raleigh,

berer, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
April 11 for the purchase of $755,-

1, 1951. Due on Oct.

from 1952 to 1963 inclusive. In¬

Branch

Banking &
Wilson, Vance Se¬
Corp., of Greensboro, J.

Peeler

Bond

on

series

nold

basis of about 1.88%.

a

No.

■<'

on

Dated

—

of

Interstate

at

Bank

1323—were

p.

Erickson

2.10%,

York

sealed bids until 10:30

No. 9 (P.

Interest

pre¬

the

curities

Oyster Bay Union Free Sch. Dist.

Gaddis, Town Clerk, will receive

Trust

inclusive.

(P. O. Hempstead),
New

1952

1976

to

Sale—The

Charlotte,

Bond

of

Co., of
2.20s, at a

2.16%.

$350,000 sewer-1951 bonds. Dated
May 15, 1951. Due on May 15 from
to

173,

City, as
100.40, a basis of about

Hempstead

(EST)

a

of

Co.,

Lee

Tarboro), N.C.

water
offered
on

York

price

Weber,

purchase

pre¬

Water

$50,000

bonds

20—v.

receive

will

a

The

$1,000,000
C bonds
April 3—v. 173, p. 1323
awarded to a syndicate com¬

Trust

$450,000

bonds offered

York

Sale—The

New York

bids until 7:30 p.m.

April

B. J.

100.53,

Sayreville, N. J.
Offering—Jos. J.

Borough

notes

173,

pur¬

pre¬

&

173,

—v.

(P. O. Central Square),

New

$2,810,-

was

Chase

on

were

—

Bond

Nashua, N. H.
Sale—The

notes

the

offered

1.09%.

Note

series

Bond Sale—The
.

of

Housing Authority, N. J.

17th

bonds

Concord), N. H.
Note

March

Raritan Township Sch. Dist. (P. O.
R. F. D. Keyport), N. J.

Merrimack County (P. O.

Brewerton

New

.

Man¬

Fort

system-1951,

Bank, and Salomon Bros. & Hutz¬
ler, both of New York City, joint¬
ly, at 1.20%.

'To

Interest

awarded to R. D. White &

chased

to the

Merchants

District

Bond

Note Sale—The issue of

April

inclusive.

a

Street E., Ontario Center),
New York
Bond

Interest

on

were

NORTH CAROLINA

Hastings,

the

Petersen

on

907—were

p.

&

4,000,000 at 1.16%.

$500,000

May 1 from

on

Legality approved by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gal¬
loway, of New York City.

4,700,000 at 1.18%.

HAMPSHIRE

loan notes offered

Bros.

Dated

M-N.

$4,000,000 at 1.19%.

Manchester, N. H.

.

Salomon

1980

to

bonds.

Sale

posed

Ontario, West Ontario Water Dist.,
Extension No. 1 (P.O. 15 Main

-1951

June 1 from

on

inclusive.

building,

basis of about 2.34%.

April

W.

pre¬

Co., Chas. E. Wei¬
gold & Co., and Geo. B. Gibbons
& Co., Inc., all of New York
City,
as
2.40s, at a price of 100.63, a

000

sealed

Fidelity Union Trust Co.,
of Newark, as follow:

about

Dated May 1, 1951. Due in

10 years.

■

cost

Bank,

Central

Bond Offering — Ann
Speanburg, District Clerk, will receive

Hutzler, both of New York City,

tional

Amsterdam

Due

offered

Bacon,

/

No. 1 (P. O.
Galway), N. Y.

$12,-

improvement general obli¬

street

and

syn¬

notes

$99,000

a

Sch. Dist.

700,000 temporary loan, 2nd series
was
purchased by a syndi¬
cate composed of the Chase Na¬

,

Bond Sale—The issue of

Tilney & Co., both of
City, jointly, as 2.20s,
price of 100.21, a basis of

a

Uhion

Sale—The

Stevenson

York

ville

Housing Authority, N. J.

Sale—The

&

Galway, Charlton, Milton, Provi¬
dence, Perth, Broadalbin, Glen-

on

Newark

duPont

about 2.17%.

100.27,

of

I.

building bonds. Dated

1964

Bond

pre¬

on March
22—v. 173, p. 1219—were awarded
to a syndicate composed of

Co., of
a price

and

New

B.

ark,

Francis

to

a

struction bonds offered

basis-of about 2.41%.

a

to

School District No. 9 (P.O.
New Hyde Park), N. Y.
Bond

Ra¬

County (P. O.
Lumberton), N. C.

Trust Co., of New York City:

100.15,

Co.,

&

composed
Co.,

&

2V2s, at

as

Hanover

Hempstead

in

Robeson

Hutzler, both of

$1,000,000 33rd issue, at 1.19%.
1,000,000 33rd issue, at 1.18%.
2,300,000 34th issue, at 1.18%.
North

office

Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt & Washburn, of New York
City.

$48, at 1.19%.

Central

Rochester,

$314,000 school
a

To

awarded

1,

at

1322—were awarded to
&

City,

school

1952

City, jointly:

1951, series H bonds offered on
April 3 — v. 173, p. 1423—were

April 2—v. 173,

on

Stevenson

N. Y. '
Sale—The $160,000 sewer

Bond

ap¬

Hawkins, Delafield

April

on

1323—were awarded

p.

100.76,

1968

callable.

M-N.

offered

Free port,

Long Beach Island Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Barnegat Light),
New Jersey

Note

1

of

inclusive.

1971

maturing

are

173,

Bacon,

March 1

of Boland, SafJ. Van Ingen &
Co., both of New York City, and
MacBride, Miller & Co., of New¬

and
$78,000
April 1 from 1956
to 1961 inclusive.

.

by

1950

2nd

on

Wood, of New York City.

fin

inclusive,

iy2s, due

bonds

dicate

1956 to 1961 inclusive.

on

are

Interest

proved

p.

134,000 Graveling District No. 37
bonds, as follows: $56,000 l%s,
due

1951.

to

bonds

to 1971

to

bonds

New York

system,

1952

The

NEBRASKA

Bond Sale—The $224,000

maturing in 1968 to

water

from

2—V.

callable.

are

series bonds. Due

Interest J-D.

inclusive.

1972

to

his

J-D.

$66, at 1.19%.
3,200,000 34th issue, plus
mium of $66, at 1.20%.

of

$400,000
Dated April

at

Dec. 1, 1950.

mium of

and

building-1951 bonds.
1, 1951. Due on Oct. 1 from 1951

Haddon), N. J.

MONTANA

15,

Bank, Alden. Legality
by Hawkins, Delafield

500

York

2,000,000 33rd issue, plus
mium of $48, at 1.20%.
5,743,000 34th issue, plus
mium of $69, at 1.18%.
5,500,000 34th issue, plus

1952

Principal

bids

until
11
a.m.
(EST)
on
April 10 for the purchase of $12,-

City Housing Authority,

mium of

W. E. Easter-

—

leigh,

school

District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
April
19

-

1

Bond

&

&

Feb.

from

Wood, of New York City.

1219—

p.

B.

15

gen¬

offered

York

$4,000,000 33rd issue, plus
mium of $48, at 1.18%.
4,297,000 33rd issue, plus

(F-A) payable at the Al¬

approved
&

Feb.

inclusive.

interest

'

•

dated

are

on

'

eral

$70,000
obligation

was

general

The

pur¬

Bank

sealed

on

1323—were

p.

County Trust Co.,
Plains, at 0.87%.

New York

by the Alden State Bank,
Alden, as 1.60s, at a price of
100.14, a basis of about 1.53%.

Dover, N. J.

Bond Sale—The issue of

sewer

(P. O. Alden), N. Y.

$352,-

was

offered

173;

$29,040,000 notes
offered on April 3—v. 173, p. 806—
were
awarded to the following:
To the Chase National Bank, and

chased

Sale—The

Note

$300,000 tax

notes

26—v.

*

ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive

Y.

Note Sale—The

of

000

N.

The

—

New

Bond Sale—The issue of
$35,000
school buses-1951 bonds was pur¬

'

Bond

Fulton,

Central School District No. 1

Burlington Housing Authority, N. J.

MISSOURI
-

Marilla, Lancaster, Newstead, Darien and Bennington

Bank, and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, both of New York City, joint¬
ly, at 1.20%.

'V

■

Alden,

Note Sale—The issue of $1,184,second series notes was pur¬

000

by

Sale

Salomon Bros. &

tfayonne Housing Authority, N. J.

chased

Note

anticipation

New

NEW JERSEY

Authority No.

Bond Offering

Mamaroneck,

■

Troy), N. C.

about 2.27%.

Sale—The $250,000 sewer

bonds

1.96%.

Housing

Montgomery County (P. O.

awarded to the

State

Regional

of

of White

T

Mississippi

Legality approved by Mitchell &
Pershing, of New York City.

Co., R. D. White & Co., and Hall
& Co., all of New York
City, as
2.30s, at a price of 100.28, a basis

March

NEW MEXICO

Co., of Boston, and Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., jointly,
as 2s, at a price of 100.39, a basis
about

& Co., Inc., Geo. B. Gibbons
Co., Inc., Chas. E. Weigold &

&

awarded

Hutton &

of

'

offered

1422—were

p.

Bids for the

—

Sale—The

J.

basis of about 2.19%.

a

Bond

N.

$31,000 refund¬
ing bonds offered on April 4—v.
173, p. 1422—were awarded to Bo¬
land, Saffin & Co., of New York
City, as 2.20s, at a price of 100.05,

1966 to 1976 inclusive.

:
'

Amboy,

Bond Sale—The

lins

53

;

Bend

C)erk of Board of Education, ,wili
receive sealed bids until 1 p.m.
(EST) on May 3 for the purchase
of

$60,000

June

1,

building bonds. Dated
Due on Dec.
X

1951.

from 1952 to 1971 inclusive. Inter¬

est

J-D.

.

,

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Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1526)

Township {P.' O.
Clinton), Ohio
t

Fort

Offering—Floyd K. Herl,
Board of Trustees, will
sealed bids until 7 p.m.

Bond

Clerk

of

receive

*

Island

Catawba

(EST) on April 9 for the purchase
of
$28,000 Town Hall and Fire
Station
Building
bonds.
Dated

Bond

ledo,

/

Sch.

Local

Center

Offering

Bond

—

Education, will

Clerk of Board of

until

bids

sealed

receive

1

p.m.

(EST) on May 3 for the purchase
of $22,000 building bonds. Dated
June

1952

to

Due on Dec. 1 from

1, 1951.

Ohio

Cincinnati,

$9,900,000 im¬

Sale—The

Bond

March

offered

bonds

provement

173,

27—v.

on
1118—were

p.

syndicate composed

awarded to a

Lehman
Brothers, Union Securities Corp.,
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Glore, Forgan & Co., Stone & Webster Se¬
curities Corp., Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler, Eastman, Dillon & Co.,
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,

of

City, and associ¬

all of New York

at

ates,

price of 100.26, a net

a

cost

interest

1.61%, as

about

of

425,000 V/zS.
200,000 l%s.
1,250,000 l3/4s.
750,000 IV2S.
604,000 1V2S.'
300,000 iy2s.
200,000 iy2s.

$1,310,000 lV2s.
830,000 1 %s. '
125,000 l%s.
165,000 13/4s.
'161,000 lV2s.
1,800,000 iy2s.
1,460,000 I3/4s.
320,000 iy2s.

(EST)

purchase

March

Dated

on

1966

inclusive.

&

Evatt

Cincinnati,

173,

p.

(P.

Township

Jefferson

Bonds

$8,000

—

fire

offered
on*;
173, p. 1323—were
awarded to J. A. White & Co., of
28—v.

Cincinnati,

2y4s, at a price of

as

basis of about 2.10%.

a

building

$95,000

of

purchase

1. 1950. Due on

June and Dec. 1 from

inclusive. Interest

1952 to 1961

J-D.

Liverpool Local Sch. Dist. (P.
Valley City), Ohio
:
Bond
Offering
—
Carl

bonds

J.

to

offered

on

1011—were awarded
White & Co., of Cincin¬

A.

3y2s, at a price of 100.32,
basis of about 3.39%.

nati,
a

as

Ohio
The $126,386.59

;Columbus,
Sale

Bond

—

special as¬
April 4
1219—were awarded

improvement,

street

sessment bonds offered on

173,

—v.

p.

Co., of Cleveland,

to McDonald &

13/4s, at a price of 101.06, a basis

as

of about 1.56%.

Columbus,
Bond Offering

—

Ohio
Agnes Brown

City

sealed

bids until

(EST)

noon

on

bonds offered on March 24—
173, p. 1118—were awarded to
A. White & Co., of Cincinnati,

v.

follows:

J.

bonds,

as

$300,000
Motor
Vehicle
and
Equipment Fund No. 8 2%
bonds. Due on Sept. 1 from
1952 to 1956 inclusive.

23/4s,

as

Zoo

and

Building

Fund No. 2 3% bonds. Due on

Sept. 1 from 1952 to

"1975 in¬

clusive.

offered
1323

—

are

M-S.

Interest

1951.

dated

May

16,

Legality

ap¬

Squire, Sanders
proved by
Dempsey, of Cleveland.

bonds
on
March 30—v. 173, p.
were
awarded to J. A.
equipment

Bond Sale—The

Dist., Ohio
$286,000 build¬

addition bonds offered on
April 2—v. 173, p. 1219—were
awarded to Braun, Bosworth &
Inc.,

102.11,

a

2y4s, at a

as

basis of about 2.04%.

Ohio

.Bond Offering—Dean Hummel,
Clerk of Board of

sealed

bonds.

Dated

Oct.

1

until

noon

17 for the pur¬
$48,000
3%
building

on

of

on

Education, will

bids

April

(EST)
chase

clusive.

April 1,

from

Interest

1952

1951.

to

1967

&

Franklin School District, Ohio

Offering

—

Sealed

purchase

of $325,000
building bonds.




Sale —The

a

street

l3/4s, at a price of
basis of about 1.57%.
as

Ohio

(State of)

Bond Sale—The

$1,257,000 Ohio

April
1423—were awarded

Municipal bonds offered on
4—v.

173,

p.

syndicate composed of Hal¬
Stuart & Co., Otis & Co., of
Cleveland, Weeden & Co., of San
Francisco, First National Bank,
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.,

to

bids

high

W.

To

Central

.

Hanover

Bank

&

Trust

Oregon

Corp., Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., Stroud & Co.,:

Clerk, will receive sealed

Jan.

on

inclusive.

15 from

Interest

1952 to

J-J.

1963

Legality

delphia, and A. E. Masten & Co.,
of Pittsburgh, at a price of
100.008,
net interest cost of about

a

as

Shuler &

$125,000 214s. Due

Creek,

Sale—The

Bond

173,

1961

National

April 1 from

on

580,000 2!/gs. Due

Port¬

of

April 1 from

on

1972 inclusive.

1973 to 1976 inclusive.

on

Bank

to

245,000 2s. Due

sewer

March 15
1011—were awarded to

p.

First

590,000 iy8s. Due

Ore.

$170,000

system bonds offered

April 1 from

on

1956 to 1960 inclusive.

Sayre, of Portland.

Myrtle

2.09%,!

follows:

approved by Winfree, McCulloch,

the

a

Boston

J. W. Sparks & Co., both of Phila¬

(MST) on April
purchase of $663,000
school bonds. Dated April 1, 1951.

—v.

on

Morse,

the

for

Due

First

of

bonds offered

173, p. 1423 — were
syndicate composed

v.'

—

awarded to
•

•

G.

bids until 4 p.m.

24

Sale—The $1,700,000 sew¬

revenue-1951

er

April 4

Ontario),

Offering—Max

Tillamook
Dist.

O.

Sale

Bond
of

County,

(P.

Hunt

Water

April 1 from

on

1977 to 1984 inclusive.

160,000 2s. Due
to 1986.
..."

i..

■

Lehigh

*■. ,*

•.

April 1 in 1985

on

"

■

;

■.

Township

■■

.

(P.

O.

Berlinsville), Pa.
Bond

Offering—Lewis

E.

Bos-

Cancelled—The

bonds

sale

cancelled.

was

Due,on
1959

Jan.

1 from 1952 to
Principal and in¬

inclusive.

terest

Secretary - Treasurer of
Board of Township Supervisors,
will

Tillamook), Ore.

$6,000 water general obligation

(J-J) payable at the County

Treasurer's

$300,000

air¬

Garibaldi), Ore.

vy

Sale

Bond

1119

school

March 20—v. 173,

on

awarded

were

—

sealed

bids

•

until

8

p.m. (EST) on April 18 for the >
purchase of $50,000 road bonds. ;
Dated May 1, 1951.
Due on May

1 from 1952 to 1970 inclusive. Le¬

gality approved by Townsend, El¬
liott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
Lewistown
Bond

the

to

Sch.

Dist.,

Pa.'

Offering—C.

Ray Price,
Secretary of Board of School Di¬

will

rectors,

The $50,000

—

bonds offered
p.

receive

office.

Tillamook> County, Union High
School District No. 2 (P. O.

port bonds offered on April
173, p. 1423—were awarded

3V4s.

as

,

.

.

Commercial Bank of

Dist.

until

8

1951.

Due

receive

sealed

bids

.

(EST) on April 19 ',
for the purchase of $290,000 im- *
provement bonds. Dated May 1, p.m.

Bond

No.

(P. O. Blair), Okla.
—
The $13,000 bonds

4

Bond Sale

offered

March 6—v. 173, p. 1011

on

awarded

—were

to

National

the

the First

Bank of Commerce, and

jointly,

of

both

Bank,

Altus,

IV2S.

as

Johnston

County Indep. Sch. Dist.

(P. O. Mill Creek), Okla.
Bond Offering-^The $20,000 im¬

March

offered

bonds

7—v.

173,

p.

awarded to J. E. Jones,
ma

Due

No.

Dependent

School

(P. O. Star

A, Hominy), Okla.
Offering—M. K. Holmes,

Clerk of Board of

bonds.

Due

in

1954

and

1955.

Osage County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 35 (P. O. Avant), Okla.
Bond Offering — F. L. Kellogg,
Clerk of Board of

Education, will

receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.

(CST)
chase

April

on

11

for the

of E.

1

from

and
Interest

callable.

1952

to

pur¬

$45,000

building

bonds.

Corvallis,

Ore.

Sale—The

$92,198.60 im¬
provement bonds offered on April
173,

p.

Kalman

l7/ss.

&

1220—were awarded
Co., of St. Paul, as

series

notes

$523,000
purchased

was

by the Chase National Bank, and
Salomon Bros.
New York

& Hutzler, both of
City, jointly, at 1.18%.

1963

thereafter

are

Montgomery

Legality
McCulloch,
Sayre, of Portland.

Sch.

Township

Dist.

.j P. O. R. D. North Wales), Pa.

J-J.

Bond

Offering

Howard

C.

—

Shuler &

ceive

Bridgeville,

chase

of

Sale—The

obligation

March

6

Co.,

to

p. 1011—were
Bridgeville Trust
price of 100.04.

the

2s, at

as

173,

v.

—

awarded

$100,000 gen¬
offered on

bonds

a

Offering

—

Eleanor D.

Spellman, City Clerk, will receive
(EST) on
April 18 for the purchase of $105,-

funding,

and

judgment

improvement

April

1951.

15,

funding,

bonds.

Due

on

Dated

April

15

1952

to

1972

inclusive.

9—v.

liott

&

Munson

of

on

.

National
as

2V4s,

March

awarded

908—were

p.

First

Bank

at

of

price

a

102.00.

Sou'h Lebanon

Township Sch. Dist.

R. D. 1, Lebanon), Pa.

(P. O.

Sale

Bond

—

The $160,000 im¬

provement bonds offered
3—v.

on

April

173, p.; 1324—were awarded

to the Lebanon National Bank,

t-ebanon,

of

2s, at a price of 100.01
basis of about 1.99%.
r
as

>

.

"V

South

.

,

h

A

Strabane

District

Philadelphia.

'

1

173,

the

Monongahela,

Le¬

gality approved by Townsend, El¬

p.m.

/

obligation bonds offered
to

a

from

8

the pur¬

New Eagle, Pa.

sealed bids until 8 p.m.

000

for

Bond Sale—The $14,000 general

;

of

Carbondale, Pa.
Bond

18

$75,000 school bonds.

Pa.
;

Bond

April

on

until

bids

sealed

(EST)
PENNSYLVANIA

■Chester, Pa.

to

Note Sale—The issue of
10th

Knapp, District Secretary, will re¬

Township School
(P. O. 501 Locust

Avenue, Washington)^ Pa.

Bond Sale—The $160,000 build¬
ing and equipment bonds offered
on April 3—v. 173, p.
1423—were
I

OREGON

Bond

Housing
Pa.

'Authority,

'

of

Due from 1954 to 1962 inclusive.

2—v.

.

Montgomery County

J.

The bonds maturing on

1957

Education, will

April 11 for the pur¬
$8,500
transportation

of

office

Elliott & Munson,'
Philadelphia.

approved by Winfree,

receive sealed bids until 2:30 p.m.
on

1,

eral

73

the

at

Jan.

on

1011—were
of Oklaho¬

Route

Bond

Leuthold,
will
receive

Secretary,

bids

inclusive.

City, at par, a net interest cost

County,

by Townsend,
of

Offering—Hans

on

of about 1.53%.

District

County, Hunt Water
Tillamook), Ore.

Clausen,
National
Building
in
Tillamook, until 2 p.m. (PST) on
April 13 for the purchase of $6,000
water
general obligation bonds.

Jan.

No. 2

provement

sealed

Noy. 1 from 1952 to;

on

1971 inclusive. Legality approved

(P. O.

District

.

as

•'

Tillamook

Bond Sale

a

both of Chicago,
Sweney Cartwright & Co., of Columbus.

V.

2V4s.

Tillamook,

.

County Indep. Sch. Dist.

Jackson

(CST)

improvement bonds offered on
April 3 — v. 173, p. 1323 — were
awarded to J. A. White & Co., of
101.03,

I

Okla.

Holdenville,

'

Bond

chase

Ohio

Sale—The $500,000

Cincinnati,

National Bank, New
City, and Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler,
jointly:
$2,500,000
at
1.16%.;.
.

U:

sey,
,

will be received until May 15 for
the

Cartwright

Norwood,

in¬

Legality
by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.

school

to

Co., of Columbus.

Due

A-O.

approved

Bond

p.

Sweney

23—v.- 173,

awarded

District

(P. O. 497 S.

Third Avenue,

OKLAHOMA

offered

on
1119^-were

March

Bond

Sch. Dist.,

1953.

$68,500 swim¬

bonds

pool

2y4s, at a price of
basis of about 2.03%.
Local

in 1952 and

April and Oct. 1
Interest A-O.

on

Osage

Ohio

Sale—The

Bond

ming

as

Dalton

receive

Co., of Detroit,

Norwalk,

ing

Co.,

ly,

Cincinnati, and
joint¬
price of 101.94, a

of

Co.,

Shannon &

Sch.

Local

Convoy

&

Dated

—

and

&

White

bonds

April 13 for the pur¬
$25,000 tax anticipation
April 1, 1951. Due

on

of

notes.

National

(P. O.

4, Bucyrus), Ohio
The $265,000 con¬

Sale

Bend

struction

*

The

101.85, a

Mt. Zion Local Sch. Dist.
R. R. No.

Land,
Equipment

Municipal

*

of

price

a

basis of about 2.56%.

•

165,000

at

County School

8C

No.

Mos-

kel, Clerk of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until noon

g

April 25 for the purchase of $465,000 limited tax

Ohio

Offering—Angeline

Note

(P. O. Mulberry), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $35,000 build-

receive

will

Clerk,

Cain,

Chase

.

Township Local Sch. Dist.

Miami

as

sard,

3—v.
to a
syndicate composed of the SmallMilburn Co., First Securities Co.
March 30—v. 173, p. 1323—were
of Kansas, both of Wichita, R. J.
awarded to J. A. White & Co., of
Edwards, Inc., of Oklahoma City,
Cincinnati, as l3/4s, at a price of
Evan L. Davis, of Tulsa, and C.
100.56, a basis of about 1.57%.
Edgar Honnold, of Oklahoma City,
(P. O. Toledo), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $54,860 special
assessment
bonds
offered
on

Lucas County

..

To

1971 inclusive.

Local Sch. Dist.,

Yorkville

& Barton,

Evatt

Malheur

of Cleveland.

Bricker, Marburger,
of Columbus.

by

proved

noon

sold

"

O.
H.

until

bids

$4,724,-

was

follows:

April

on

series notes

.

19 for the pur¬ land, at par, a net interest cost of
chase of $60,000 fireproof addition about
3.37%, as follows:
bonds. Dated April 1, 1951. Due on
$93,500 3y2s. Due from 1952 to 1962
Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.
inclusive.
;■' -v-^;
Interest A-O. Legality approved
76,500 3V4s. Due from 1963 to
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,

!

^

2V4s, at par. ::

as

sealed

receive

(EST)

(EST)

173, p.

40th

Co., New York City: $224,on
April 3—v. 173, p. 1324—were 000 at 1.18%; $1,000,000 at 1.17%:
awarded to Blyth & Co., of Port¬ $1,000,000 at 1.16%.
land, at a net interest cost of
City of East on Authority, Pa.
about 2.63%.

Bond

Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
R. D. No. 2, Wooster), Ohio
Bond
Offering—Mable Shelly,
Clerk of Board of Education, will

chase

ment

..

ipal swimming pool bonds offered

Wayne

will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on April 24 for
the purchase of $15,000 building
bonds. Dated March 1, 1951. Due
on
Dec. 1 from 1952 to 1956 in¬
clusive. Interest J-D. Legality ap¬

—v.

000

York

...

Hillsboro, Ore.

17 were not sold.

Portsmouth,

of

cation,

equip¬
March 7

of Port¬

Housing Authority, Pa.

Note Sale—The issue of

Sale—The $S0,000 munic¬

Bond

The sale of

—

main bonds offered

apparatus bonds offered on March
26—v. 173, p. 1219—were awarded
to the Portsmouth Banking Co.,

Schmidt, Clerk of Board of Edu¬

$2,500

par.

District

Wakeman), Ohio
Sale—The

of

Washington Township (P. O.
Portsmouth), Ohio
Bond Sale — The $20,000 fire

bonds

protection

Sold

Not

water

Feb.

on

O.

Westboro), Ohio
Sale
The $16,000

Bond

3—

1324—were awarded to

p.

land, at

(P. O. Union City,
Ind.), Ohio

Clarksfield Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Bond

by

Dempsey,

l%s, at a price of

as

April

on

First National Bank,

the

Union City

basis of about 1.59%.

a

$32,000 City

Bond

1118—were
awarded to J. A. White & Co., of
14—v.

March

&

Sanders

The

—

offered

bonds

173,

v.

(P. O.

County

Xenia), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $60,000 Child¬
ren's
Home
bonds
offered
on

100.86,

Legality approved

Chester

Ore.

noon

Cleveland.

Greene

March

will

1956 inclusive. In¬

1952 to

J-D.

Squire,

lumbus.

until

bids

sealed

from

1

Sale

on

terest

Co¬

of

Barton,

Ore.

••

Empire,

of

Dated

gality approved by Bricker, Marburger,

Edith Smith,

—

April 16 for the pur¬
$76,000 building bonds.
May 1, 1951. Due on Dec.

(EST)
chase

Le¬

Hawk, Clerk of Board of Educa¬

basis of about 1.72%.

receive

1,

J-D.

Offering

Bend

Ohio

City Sch. Dist.,

Clerk of Board of Education,

building

Interest

Dec.

on

inclusive. In¬
Bond

Steubenville

1951. Due
June and Dec. 1 from 1952 to

bonds.

1951. Due

1,

1952 to 1971

from

Hall

for the

23

$150,000

tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on April 10 for the

syndicate also purchased the $5,000,000 sewerage system improve¬
ment bonds,-as l3/4s, at a price of
a

April

on

of

City,

Sale—The $22,249.68 im¬ Pittsburgh,

^Borid

terest J-D. ;

until

Lafayette-Jackson Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Lafayette), Ohio
Bond
Offering — H.
Russell

above

The

—

bids

sealed

bonds. Dated Dec.

Sale

Additional

100.39,

receive

Senecaville):..Ohip.= ^"

O.

June

Dated

kill, Clerk of Board of Education,

100.92,

follows:

price of 100.87,

a

Dallas

Dist:

Monday, April 9, 1951

.

-

1

Interest

inclusive.

1973

J-D.

fire

Granger-Sharon Local Sch. Dist.
(P .O. R. D. 2, Medina), Ohio
Bond Offering—Evelyn Bruns-

noon

O.

Ohio
John Carter,

2y4s, at

Sch:

Local

.

phia, Moore,,Leonard & Lynch, of.
Harrison
&
Co., of
Bond Offering — Jotfit' Sriydgr,'' provement bonds offered on April Philadelphia, Geo. G. Applegate
Clerk
Board
of " Education, 2—v. 173, p. 1324—were awarded Co., and R, C. Schmertz & "Co.,'
of
both of Pittsburgh, • as
the
First National
l%s, at a
will receive sealed bids until 1 to
Bank, of
as
2V2S, at a price of price of 100.06, a basis of about
p.m. (EST) on May 3 for the pur¬ Portland,
1.61%.
chase of $80,000 building bonds. 100.17, a basis of about 2.46%.
(P.

—

as

will

(P.

Dist.

Sarahsville),

Seneca-Richland

*

*

basis of about 2.10%.

a

A-O.

land.

Township' (P. O.

Goshen), Ohio
Sale
The $10,000

protection bonds offered on March
30—v. 173, p. 1323—were awarded
to Ryan, Sutherland & Co., of To¬

April 1, 1951. Due on Oct. 1 from
1952
to
1961 inclusive. Interest

Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders
& Dempsey, of
Cleve¬

Goshen

.

provement
March

to

The $1,000,000 im¬

bonds

27—y.

awarded

of

—

a

173,

offered
p.

on

1220—were

syndicate composed

Halsey; Stuart & Co., A. Web¬

ster

Dougherty & Co., of Philadel¬

awarded

Co.,

of

price
2.20%.

of

to

McJunkin,

Pittsburgh,
100.60,
•

a

as

Patton &

2V4s, at a

basis of about

IlYolume 173

Number 5001

*

.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.(1527)

9

$12,000 2V2S, due

March 1 poration, of San Antonio, as 2 V2S, March 15,1951. Legality approved
Jefferson County (P. O. Port
inclusive, 2%s and 3s. Dated Feb. 1, 1952. by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman,
Townsend), Wash,
$36,000 23/4s, due on March 1 Due in 30 years, optional after 20 of Dallas.
Bond Sale—The $22,000
funding
from
1958 to 1969 inclusive, years.
general obligation bonds "offered
South Park Indep. Sch. Dist.
and
$12,000
2V2S,
due
on
on
March 27—v. 173, p. 1220—
Dallas Indep. Sch. Dist„ Texas
March
1 from
(P. O. L'saumont), Texas
1970 to 1973
rru
•
'were awarded to Dean Witter &
inclusive.
Bond Offering — Bryan Adams,
Sale
The issue of $1,£0., of San Francisco.
100,000 water works improve¬ Secretary of Board of Education, 000,000 school house bonds wps

Springfield Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Springfield), Pa.

"Kj
Vs

Bond Sale
The $100,000 improvement bonds offered on April
#s;4-p-v. 173, p. 1324—were awarded
to
the First National
Bank, of
—

>

1954

from

<

-

r

to

on

1957

*

Medians l%s, at

.

School

Throop
'

price of 100.10,

a

basis of about 1.35%.

a

'

Bond

Offering—Felix J. ZawaDistrict Secretary, will re-

cki,

'

3

until

bids

sealed

ceive

8

p.m.

(EST) on April 17 for the purof $95,000 funding, refund¬
ing and improvement bonds.

chase

!

Wilkinshurg, Pa.
Bond

Offering—John

C. Deal,
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
April 9 for the purchase of $250,000 general improvement bonds.
Dated May 1, 1951. Due on May
1 from 1953 to 1977 inclusive. Le¬

Borough

.}

Pittsburgh.
ISLAND

RHODE

about

Cranston,

j

porary

—

$500,000 temnotes offered on
173, p. 1012—were

loan

April 3

v.

1952

Hospital Trust

To Rhode Island

notes

1951.

Due

dated

are

April

i

1967

Due
to

April

on

Bond

Sale

bonds offered

The

—

on

April 3

dicate

of

composed

$4,550,000
— v. 173,
a

the

syn¬

Harris

&

Bradford

County (P.
Charleston), S. C.

;

!'

Bond

Offering

>

(EST)

until 11 a.m.
for

the

purchase of $375,000 Tu¬
Hospital bonds. Dated

1952

1965

to

Legality approved by, Sinkler, Gibbs & Simons, of Charles«

ton.

.

water works system* refund¬
ing
and
improvement revenue
}'r' bonds was purchased by R, S.
Dickson & Co., of Charlotte, and
Frost, Read & Simons, of Charleston, jointly, at a price of par, a
■v

as

cost of

-

2.80%,

1952 to

Due

March

on

1969 to

The

1

The

are

dated

bonds,

1, 1

March

as

to

bonds

1974

000

drainage
$1,545,000

1975

to

May

on

from

1

TENNESSEE

Indep. Sch.

Bonds Not

Texas

Dist.,

Sold—The
the

for

bids

$750,000

re¬

school

Fayetteville, Tenn.

r

offered

house bonds offered on April 2—

on

April 3—v. 173,,

p.

1220

awarded to the Equitable

t.t —were
!

ceived

Sale—The $175,000 bonds

Bond

Securities

at

a

as

extension,

$4,000 '2% s, due
from

1954

March

1

1

inclusive,

2%s,

from

sec¬

1958

due

ond

to

street improvement,

sec¬

as

issue

notes

of
was

$290,pur¬

by the Chemical Bank &

Culberson

000

3% school bonds.
1953 to 1963 inclusive.

Due

from

Okanogan County School District
No. 405 (P. O.
Okanogan),
Washington

31pt

County,

County Rural

0C0

Sale—The issue of $300,-

construction

bonds

was

pur¬

building bonds

notes

March

on

pur¬

Sch. Dist. No.

school

of $100,purchased

building

Logan).
Not

Madison,

Clerk,

Wis.

will

(CST) on April
purchase of $750,000 3%
a.m.

Due on May 1 from 1952 to 1971
,iAe

Ths

bids

inclusive.

tor

Interest M-N. Legality

onni'Avpj

the

$1,000,000 public recreations
and playground bonds was reject-

8

County,

i

J

Wis.

Bond Offering—The

Sanitary

1ji

Chapman & Cutler,
r

Rice Lake,

William

o

nmn„

PhTraln

nf

ed.
Prince

•

A. W. Bareis,
receive sealed

—

school bonds. Dated May 1, 1951.

(P. O.

Va.

Sold

high
equipment

and

March 30—v. 173,

on

Bond Offering

10 for the

Hnn,

Bonds

were

1324.

p.

City

Logan, County

Wis.

1,

Bonds Not Sold—No bids
submitted for the $200,000

bids until 10

Mar.

1220—

p.

WISCONSIN
De Pere

bonds offered

was

173,

at par.

$2,087,-

was

29—v.

*were awarded to the State as 2V2.s,

VIRGINIA

p.

series

Bond Sale—The $57,122 build¬
ing and equipment bonds offered

Callable after 20 years,

City Clerk

will
receive
sealed
bids
Districts, (P. O. Manassas), Va.
until
by the Chase National;
Bank, and Salomon Bros. & HutzBondt Of fee ring — Worth H. ®
(CST) on May 1 for the
ler, both of New. York City, joint¬ Storke, Clerk of Board of County Purchase of $450,000 sewer utilly, at 1.14%.
Supervisors, will receive sealed
- reyeniic
bonds,
Jacksonville Indep, Sch. Dist.,
Texas
\
Bond

Offering

President
will

of

receive

Community
Bank

sealed

Room

Trust

&

C. Dr Acker,
of Trustees,

—

Board

bids

of

Co.,

in

the

Jacksonville,

until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on April 11
for the purchase of $850,000 school
house bonds.
Due

inclusive.
1972

Dated March

1, 1951.

March 1 from 1952 to 1981

on

thereafter

are

Due

on

The bonds

from

1954,

1973

The

bonds

to

inclusive.

maturing

was

purchased

by

est,

bonds

The

April

dated

are

by Reed, Hoyt &
burn, of New York City.
Staunton,
Bond

Offering

Musser,

City

bids until

sealed

—

Clerk,

1,

CANADA

Va.

QUEBEC

J.
will receive

Catherine
(EST)

noon

Wises County Sch. Diets.

Wise),

Bond Sale—The issue of $100,000

school house bonds

was

Drummondville, Que.

on

Bond

chased by
the

about" 2,53,%.

bonds
and

maturing

thereafter

on

are

May 1,

1966

callable.

Le¬

gality approved by Dumas, Hu¬
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.

Indep. Sch. Dist.,, Texas,

(P. Oi

1951.
mas,

—

$140,000

Vancouver),

Due

1962

to

3V2s.

from

The

Wash.

purchased

Due

Bonds Not Sold—No bids were

highway improvement bonds received for the $900,000 electric
purchased by the Central In¬ revenue refunding bonds, part of
vestment Co. of Texas, of Dallas, the $1,450,000 electric revenue is¬
000

sue

offered.

from

1

April

on

1971

dated

are

1

inclusive.

April

1,

,

Shawinigan

Falls,

Que.

Bond Sale—The issue of $200,—

' 000

sewer construction bonds was
purchased by the McNeil, Mantha,
jnC

0f

}

at a price

Montreal,

%sthereSter(l'

terest cost of about 3.04%.

1

inclusive.

1967 to

bonds

1951.

April

on

Street,

25,000 water bonds, at a net in¬

interest

net

April

on

1966

years and
97.46, a net interest
maturity; and $74,000 as '2%s.- 3.77%, as follows:

was

l^s, 2s and. 2y4s, at par. Dated

a

1952 to 1961 inclusive'.

98,000 3s. Due

Sale—The issue of $575,-

000 revenue bonds was

Na-

all of Montreal, at

94.60,

3V2S.

from

County, Public Utility Dist.

Bond

Texas

$2,500-

of

119,000

Legality approved by Du¬
Huguenin & / Boothman, of

Bond Sale—The issue of

Robertson,
price

WASHINGTON

No. I (P. O. 614 Main

Canadienne

cost of about 3.90%, as follows:

The issue of $275,-

Scurry County (P. O. Snyder),

as

a

Va.

by the Ballard-HOssett Co., of Des
000
school building
bonds was Moines, as follows:
purchased by R. A. Underwood & $550,000 electric bonds, at a price
of 99.60, a net interest cost of
Co., of Dallas, as 21/4s, 3s and 3V4s,
about 2.48%, as follows: $476,at a price of 100.03. Dated Feb. 15,
Bond Sale

Banque

Mentha, Inc., and Morgan, Kempf

$1,080,000 bonds scheduled for
April 10. has been postponed to
April 17. :

Clark

was pursyndicate composed

a

tlonale' Casgrain & Co- McNei1'

of

Dated May 1, 1951. Due on May. 1
from 1952 to 1981 inclusive. The

Sale—The issue of $357,-

000 improvement bonds
0f

Bond Sale Postponed—The sale

pur¬

Inter-

Wash¬

&

Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas

Callable.

ver.

ap-

school

Mason

maturing in 1962

are

A-O.

Legality approved by
Tallmadge & Tallmadge, of Den-

issue of $150,building bonds was April 18 for the purchase of $400,000 general improvement bonds.
purchased by the Central Invest¬
ment Company of Texas, Dallas, Dated May 1, 1951. Due on May 1
from 1952 to 1971 inclusive. Interas
3J/2S, at par.. Dated Feb. 1,
1951.
Legality approved by Du¬
mas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
York City.
Dallas.
000

The bonds

able.

Burt & Co., of Dallas, as 3s.

Bond. Sale—The

sivfc.

and thereafter

proved

$30,000
C. N.

Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1971 inclu-

0n

from

April 1, 1968 to 1973 are call-

:

Bond Sale—The issue of

Wyo.

Bond

ma-

1951., Interest A-O. Legality

bonds

Worland,

April 1 from 1956 to

Offering — Ray Smith,
Deputy Town Clerk, will receive
turing from April 1, 1970 to sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
1976 are callable.
April 19 for the purchase of $490,160,000 Triangle Sanitary District 000
water,
general
obligation
sewer bonds. Due on April. 1. bonds/Dated
April 1, 1951. Due

callable.

Texas

WYOMING

-

1976 inclusive.

Legality approved
by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman,

Kaufman,

on May 1

Irom 1953 to 1974 inclusive.

follows:

Woodbridge
Sanitary District water bonds.

M-S.

of Dallas.

as

$147,000 Occoquan

The bonds maturing in

and

Interest

bonds,

its

Texas

pated May 1, 1951. Due

bids untU 2 p.m. (EST) on April
19 for the purchase of $307,000

Dallas.

follows: j chased by the First of Texas. Cor¬




Harold

—

Treasurer,

chased

High School District (P. O.
Van Horn), Texas
Bond

bonds,

series

Associates, at 1.25%.

1968

series

Sale—The

11th

chased

on

inclusive.

60,000

Authorityi

Texas

Note

on

Note Sale—The issue of
000

Paducah

Housing

follows: Trust Co., of New York City, and
March

on

1957

to

$11,000

as

1424r—were rejected..

Brownwood

000

series bonds,

p.

of

follows:

sewerage

ond

and

price

a

net interest cost of about

100.02,

2.39%,
$15,000

Corp.,

173,

v.

$298,000 water

net interest cost of

TEXAS
Alvin

173,

000

system revenue,

chased by Dewar, Robertson &
Pancoast, of San Antonio, at a

inclusive.

1981

of Charleston.

sewer

Houston Housing Authority, Texas

inclusive, and $.455,due

2s,

approved by Sinkler, Gibbs & Si¬

■*,

Joint

Quick,
will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on
April 18 for the purchase of $165,-

by Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of San
Antonio, as 2^s. Due in 1986.

1220^-were award¬
Rupe & Son, of Dal¬
las, at a price of par, a net in¬
terest cost of about, 2.40%.

l%s, due on May 1 from 1952

maturing on
March 1, 1955 and thereafter are
callable.
Interest M-S.
Legality

mons,

and

follows:

street

2,000,000

March 1 from

on

1972 inclusive.

bonds

*1951.

200,000 Fire and Police Dept.
bonds,, as follows:
$165,000
1;3/4s, due on May 1 from 1952
to 1974; inclusive* and $35,000
2s, due on May 1 from 1975
to 1981 inclusive.
»

from 1956 to 1968 inclusive.

88,000 2.80s. Due

Offering

County

Bond Sale—The issue

May 1 from

LakeviewIndep. Sch. Dist:, Texas

V

1955 inclusive.

2% s.

237,000

March 1 from

on

Centralia

(P. O. Chehalis),

Washington
Bond

T exas

ed to Dallas

hospital

inclusive.

follows:

$55,000 4s. Due
;

about

..':

;

„

bonds, as fol¬
lows: $395,000 l3/4s, due on
May 1 from 1952 to 1974 in¬
clusive, and $105,000 2s, due
on
May 1 from 1975 to 1981

Sale—The issue of $380,-

interest

1975 to 1981

May 1 from

500,000

000

net

on

sewer

inclusive.

Myrtle Beach, S. C.,
Bond

follows:

as

bonds, as fol¬
lows: $1,150,000 13,4 s, due on
May 1 from 1952 to 1974 in¬
clusive, and $350,000 2s, due

on

M-N.

|

1.84%,'

from 1975 to 1981 inclusive.

1,500,000

May 1 from
inclusive. Interest

Due

23—v.

at

net interest

a

$350,000 park bonds, as follows:
$280,000 l%s, due on May 1
from 1952 to 1974 inclusive,
and $70,000 2s, due on May 1

berculosis

May 1, 1951.

of Chicago,

Co.,

cost of about

April 19

on

Sale—The

Bond

Nashville,

of

price of 100.102,

a

Condon,
Chairman
of
County
Council, will receive sealed bids

;

Co.,

McDougal &

O.

William F.

—

&.

on,

Graham, Texas

Leftwich & Ross, of Memphis, and*

Charleston

County,

Sch. Dist.

Valley Indep. Sch. Dist.,

May 1 from

series 1951 bonds offered

1119—were awarded to

p.

SOUTH CAROLINA
■

on

1962 to 1966 inclusive.

inclusive.

1975

Savings Bank, of Chir
! offered on April 4—v. 173, p. 1424
cago,
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
j —were sold to the following;
Inc., First National Bank, of Port¬
To the Rhode Island Hospital
land, A. G. Becker & Co., the Il¬
Bank,
Providence:
$150,000
at linois
Company,
Julien Collins
0.99%.
V
& Co., all of Chicago, Stern Bros.
To Industrial Trust Co., Wester¬ &
Co., of Kansas City, Robert
ly; $150,000 at 0.99%.
Baird & Co., of Milwaukee, J. C.

!1

318,000 2s.. Due

1

Memphis, Tenn.

3,

Trust

[

Lewis

interest5 cost of about 1.91%.

April 1, 1960.

on

works and

Sale—The $300,000 notes

Note

.

as

Water-

$180,000 2%s. Due

inclusive.

1959

21/2S.

from

Westerly, R. I.
,

2.05%,

follows:

to

505,000

April 3, 1952.

on

about

of

April 1 from

on

300,000 2y4s. Due on April 1
from 1961 to 1966 inclusive. '

11 0.90; to Industrail Trust Co., Proj videnee: $250,000 at 0.99 %.
The

cost

1952 to 1961 inclusive.

at

$250,000

Providence:

interest

follows:

as

50,000 2s. Due

j awarded to the following:
Co.,

2.40%,

$145,000 2V4s. Due

Sale—The

Note
.

I.

R.

receive

7 p.m.

.

by
Burgwin,
& Hazlett, of

approved
uChurchill, Ruffin

obligation
follows: $8,000 2y>s,

general

as

—

Secretary,

gality

will

a.1

sealed
bids
until purchased by a syndicate com¬
(CST) on April 17 for the posed of Fridley & Hess, of Hous¬
due on March 1 from 1954 to purchase of $5,000,000 school im¬ ton, F. S. Smithers & Co., of New
1957
series
1951
bonds. York City, First Southwest Co.,
inclusive, $37,000 23/4s, provement,
due on March 1 from 1958 to Dated May 1, 1951. Due on May 1 of Dallas, and the Eddleman-Polfrom 1952 to 1971 inclusive. In¬ lok
1969
Coj, of Houston, as follows:
inclusive,
and
$55,000
2V2S, due on March 1 from terest M-N. Legality approved by $5,000 2 y4& Due on April 15 from
the Attorney-General of the State,
1970 to 197.8 inclusive.
1952, to 1958 inclusive.
McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
995,000 2.y2s, Due on April 15
Knoxville, Tenn.
Dallas, and Caldwell, Marshall*
from 1959 to 1979* inclusive.
Bond
Sale
The $1,000,000 Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
The bonds are dated April 15,
school bonds offered on April 3 City.
1951. Legality approved by Van—v.
173, p. 1220—were awarded
Ector County, County Indep.
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gal¬
to a syndicate composed of the
Sch, Dist. (P. O. Odessa),
loway, of New York City.
Equitable Securities Corp., Cum¬
T exas
berland Securities Corp., of Nash¬
Texas City, Texas
ville, Provident Savings Bank & \ Bond Sale—The $498,000 school
Bond* Sale—The $125,000-traffic
Trust Co., Breed & Harrison, both house bonds ..offered on March 27
control bonds offered on March 28
—v. 173, p. 1324—were awarded to
of
Cincinnati, Fidelity Bankers
—v, 173, pi 1324—were awarded
Trust Co., and Davidson & Co., Halsey, Stuart & Co., and Under¬
to the Columbian Securities Corp.
both of Knoxville, at a price of wood, Neuhaus & Co., of Houston,
of Texas, of San Antonio, at a net
100,007, a net interest cost of jointly, at ja price of 100.13, a net

ment,
bonds,

Pa,

District,

.55

of

about

cost

$39,000 3j/4s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1951 to 1955 inclusive.

161,000 3Vzs. Due on Nov. 1 from
1956 to 1970 inclusive.
The

1950,

bonds

are

dated

Nov.

1,

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1528)

.

..

■■

$26,500,000 worth

of U. S. Savings Bonds
under company

*

pA-f

■■




a year

Payroll Savings Plan..

CHARLES E. WILSON

"General Electric

employeeptfre buying more than $26,500,000 ivorth
a year under company payroll savings plans. Since
the inception of our savings plans in 1917, General Electric employees
have saved $445,000,000 of which $280,000,000 consisted of the purchase
of United States Savings Bonds since May, 1941. The record speaks for
of U. S. Savings Bonds

itself"
The record of General Electric
of

employees want to
roll
.

Company, and the records

70%—and still going up). Tabulation of all companies ex¬

automatic way—the Pay¬

ceeding 60% participation in December would literally

save

the

easy,

Savings Plan.

fill this page.

'

As of November 1,1950, more
were

than 8,000,000 employees

buying U. S. Savings Bonds every month. While the

figure

was

corporation climbed to 94% (company average, all plants,

other large companies, prove that

than 21,000

more

impressive, it was not as large as it should have
recognized by many companies.

been—a fact

In November and December, top

executives of literally

good for the company because a saving employee is a better
workman, a better citizen. It is good for the country because
the month after month

endeavor
Here
units of

from

to

participation to 60%

few December reports:

or more.

a most

effective check

on

inflation¬

tendencies.

Phone, write
U. S.

or

wire,

now, to

Savings Bond Division,

Treasury Department, Suite 700, Washington Build¬

of the larger

ing, Washington, D.C. Your State Director has a simple,

four-point promotion plan, concluding with a person to
person canvass that puts a Payroll Savings Application
Blank in the hands of every employee. That's all you have

a

in

one

well-known independent
steel company (13,710 employees) reported 82% partici¬
pation . * . another large steel company (100,000 em¬
20%

ary

leading steel corporation, participation went

are

a

increase

purchase of U. S. Savings Bonds by

millions of Americans is

thousands of

large companies (employing one hundred or
more) decided to check their Payroll Savings Plan and

/

Higher participation in the Payroll Savings Plan is good
for the men and women for whom it builds security. It is

to

80.6

per

cent

.

•.

.

ployees), 75% participation...

a

one plant

of a large rubber

The U. S. Government does

partment

not pay

to

do—and

you'll he surprised at the

ployees who want to

response

save.

for this advertising. The Treasury De-

thanks, for their patriotic donation, the Advertising Council and

THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

■

from

em¬

"

Monday, April 9, 1951

sf-

..

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