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an
Chronicle
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume
New York, N. Y.,
Number 4831
170
Price 75 Cents
Monday, August 22, 1949
General Corporation and Investment
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Adams Express Co.—Change in Scull Holdings—
company
and William S. Scull Co.
(Camden, N, J.) have
requested SEC authorization for: (1) The repurchase by Scull from
Adams at the principal amount of $75,000 of Scull 4. debentures
due Dec. 31, 1S56; (2) the repurchase by Scull from Adams of 10,000
shares
of
Scull
capital stock, $10 par value, and warrants for an
additional 10,000 shares for a total of $75,000; and (3)
the exchange
j.-
This
*
Adams
is
Such asset values
portfolio
tures
due
The
31,
Dec.
has
SEC
hearing.—V.
A
interested
Aug.
until
persons
to
26
request
a
of
television
has
in
more than a third
receivers—from 10,000 to
increase of
Yon Aug.
been
13,500
by
Natural
Alabama-Tennessee
group
holders
of the company on the basis of three
'"additional common for each common share
irecord
shares of
of
held
Aug. 4, 1949. Warrants for 24,579 shares were
during the ^ subscription period which ended
exercised
■
Aug. 12.
Jat noon,
./
Net
of
proceeds
from
sale
the
of
sale
future
the
common
additional
an
sale,
stock
proceeds
with
together
4%
bonds and the
bonds under certain
mortgage
$1,300,000 of such
of
$1,700,000
of
first
will be used to pay the
natural gas pipe line
system in southern Tennessee, northeastern Mississippi and northern
.Alabama.'
!:.Y;"VY.Y
■■■'■
The
company
will purchase natural gas from the Tennessee Gas
Transmission Co. for transportation and resale of certain industries,
municipalities
and distributors in
its territory. According to the
prospectus, the company has 20-year gas sales contracts with Rey¬
nolds Alloys Company and with the Tennessee Valley Authority which
it is estimated, will provide over 65% of the company's gross revenues
costs
estimated
for
five
first
the
of
construction
of
proposed
a
the
authorized,
approximately
Y'- 'f
company's line will have a capacity of
Upon completion of the proposed financing, the company will have
outstanding $3,000,000 of first mortgage pipe line bonds, 4%
series,
serial notes;
$225,000 of 3%
1969:
v.'W.;-
and
$1
■
-
■
Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
on Sept. 1,
next, $39,000 of
first mortgage 3%%
(now 3%) bonds due 1965 at 104 and interest.
Payment will be made at the Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co., successor
trustee, 135 So. Broad St., Philadelphia, Pa.—V, 168, p. 2317.
Allentown-Bethlehem
There
the
have
been
called
redemption
for
168,
1948
$432,606
$1.66
2317.
p.
Interest
of
per
X
-
'
,
share
169, p.
1877.
v.,
■'
^
income
1940,
Invest,
All
in
other
and
Total
North
The
liabilities
net
assets
American
plus
invests.,
less
cash
other
before
loan
Total
income
Expenses
Int.
on
$188,912
assets
values per
Co
and receivables,
bank loan—._
250,416
$1.69
V
.•
'.
881
2,783
30,216
'
on
value,
of
♦At
2,128 Y
income
Fed.
$827,663
bank loan
$472,669
$377,543
$ 238,502
74,073
86,174
55,154
32,625
39,375
57,237
15,701
45,400
11,200
■Y, 16,000
23,600
$682,325
$107,903
$267,014
$376,131
tax
Ridge
income
.___•
♦Exclusive of net profit on sales of securities which was credited
directly to earned surplus of $137,593 in 1949, $157,192 in 1948, $486,945
in
1947 and
$3,361 in
30,
1949,
of common stock
—
At June 30,
17,452
+$199,166
$274,251
44,542
$253,947
42,797
20,222
20,111
20,111
$136,146
$209,598
$212,002
142,200
142,200
r
taxes-
$150,339
•
142.200
has been made for Federal
elected
has
to
be
taxed
as
21,834
62,120'
61,891
'
dividends
dividends
intends
/
income taxes,
the com¬
as
company'*
investment
"regulated
a
156,420
distribute
to
substantially all of its net investment in¬
tAfter adjuring for dividends received in 1947 from Central &
come.
West
South
dividends
Utilities
and
Corp.
later found
were
to
be
Electric
without regard
NOTE—Computed
Bond
of
return
Share
&
These
Co.
capital.
'
$111,775 realized on
for-the first six months of 1949, $520,032 in the corresponding period in 194P and $218,037 in the same period in 1947.
to
profits
of
At market quotations
pany amounted
1949
the
net
value
If
common
stock at $12.50
the
assets
net
all
June
of
as
to $7,070,403,
asset
warrants
would
equal
30, 1949, the net assets of the com¬
to $19.88 per chare.
At March 31,
$20.54
was
All
have
of
the
been
accrued
outstanding
called
for
dividends.
Company,
shares
40 Wall St.,
preferred stock, class A and B,
Oct. 14 at $110 per share, plus
at Bank of the Manhattan
of
redemption
Payment
on
will
at
and
share
per
entitling holders
to purchase
share had been exercised
per
have
amounted
to
$19.50
per
1948,
31,
Dec.
19,500 shares of
June 30, 1949
share.—V. 169,
on
p. 1661.
American Export Lines, Inc.—Changes
American Bemberg Corp.—Calls Preferred Stocks—,
be
made
New York, N.
Y.—V. 170,
p.
John
E.
Slater, Executive
have
been
elected
in Personnel-
Vice-President, has been elected President
Aug. 10. Joseph A. Thomas
to succeed William H. Coverdale, who died
has been elected to succeed Mr. Coverdale
John
F.
Gehan,
Vice-President,
and
directors.—V.
170,
589.
p.
Chairman
as
the Board.
of
Coverdale
Miles
Kennedy
589,
::
Steamship Co.
Quotations
78,009
_____________
investments
and
capital gains
Provision
for
$140,574
276,938
Federal
taxe.,
360,908
$286,456
Total income
Page
60,740
$9,518
_
profit
Income from
Stock and Bond
1948
$13,626,357 $17,205,931
13,538,830
17,004,617
...
expense
Depreciation
Gross
1949
revenue
v.
(& Subs.)—Earns.
6 Months Ended June 30—
Operating
Operating
In This Issue
''
•
American-Hawaiian
New York
Stock Exchange
New York
Stock
Exchange
New
Curb
Exchange
York
Stock
(Stocks)
13
Net
(Bonds)
24
29
34
34
34
35
Earned
Exchange
Chicago Stock
Exchange.
Cincinnati
Stock Exchange
Cleveland
Stock
Detroit Stock
Exchange
35
Exchange
35
36
_..36
36
37
—38
38
39
41
Exchange
St. Louis Stock
San Francicso
Stock
Exchange
Stock
Stock
Exchange
Exchange
Exchange
Exchange
Exchange—Curb Section
Over-the-Counter
$501,482
income_____;
96,420
115,000
$190,036
on
profit
surplus, Jan.
Total
$386,482
20,414,529
$20,801,011
Dividends paid
567,525
Earned surplus,
589,950
$19,238,055
30
June
$20,211,061
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET, JUNE 30,
1949
ASSET8—Cash, $2,338,606; United States Treasury obligations, at
cost, $2,715,000; accounts receivable, less reserves, $4,783,436; inventory
of
merchandise
of
other
Federal
of
the
serve,
and
companies
taxes
for
Internal
$1;
placement
supplies,
at
or
prior
at
cost, $123,408; investments in stocks
cost, $4,280,101; estimated refund of
principally under carry-back provisions
below
years,
Revenue Code,
assets
fund
allocated
as:ets,
in
$879,276;
Insurance
to
Joint
account
mixed
claims
Fund,
with
awards, less
$1,150,000;
United
vessel
States
LIABILITIES—Accounts
Federal
taxes
on
disbursements
on
vessel surveys and
vesse*
income,
payable
redelivery
replacement
and
estimated,
uncompleted
accrued
$279,753;
voyages,
expenses, $87,946;
fund,
liabilities,
excess
$488,010;
$2,428,372;
of
6,121,667
reserve for
reserve
for
News—Cover
50
The Course of Bank Clearings..—
.43
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices—44
Dividends Declared and Payable
44
19,885,292
2,300,000
$7.26
$7.02
and
Foreign
capital gains
contingencies,
$445,000;
reserve
for insurance,
$1,150,000; capital stock
($10 par),
$5,000,000; appropriated surplus for replacement of vessels,
$12,642,825;
unappropriated surplus, $6,595,230; Treasury stock (126,700 shares at
7.72
Bond
Exchange
Offerings.—
p.
2746.
44
Rates..
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
Edward D.Jones
*
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Reserve
' v
8.19
City
Condition
44
Banks
Statement
of
Member Banks
Federal Reserve System
Establiahed
&
Co.
1871
300 North 4th St., St. Louis 2, Missouri
Members
of
44
over
for periodic
Miscellaneous Features
State
re¬
$2,153,823;
revenue
reserve
General Corporation & Investment
7.687,971
re¬
Maritime
Commission, $9,296,072; vessels, property and equipment, at cost less
depreciation, $1,876,652; unexpired insurance and other items, $657,756:
total, $28,100,308.
cost), Dr$3,170,651; total, $28,100,308.—V. 169,
Dec. 31,*48
19,615,544
$19,805,580
____
________—
24
(Dow-Jones)
1
surplus
42
Markets
as
1949 the closing market price
of the common stock of Blue Ridge Corp. was $2,875 per share and
the asset value was $3.62 per share, as compared with market price
of $3.00 per share and asset value of $3.56 per share at Dec. 31, 1948.
closing market prices.
3.184
30,930
securities
5,931
169, p. 17G9.
1946.—V.
33
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages_33
applic. to class b stock— $18,179,123 $17,585,292
Corp
5,715
$191,325
In
$19.53.
Net
Stock and Bond Averages
share-
(2,504,110 shares outsanding)—
asset
value,
rather than market
of 3,116,000 shares
Blue
1946
$246,401
7,546
$178,339
12,143
$250,867
17,533
Income
Common
.
25,875
,
Transactions New York Curb Exchange...—. 24
>
20,479,122
2,300,000
than
Class B stock
Based
;
385,726
1___
Toronto Stock
*
Asset
♦Net
$56,727
185,847
;
>.____
bank loan
*$8,958,500 *$9,348,000
3,832,650
4,415,625
Corp
;
Balance—net
Bank
2093.
p.
1947
1948
1949
$168,077
accrued
or
10,056
Preferred
and
25,244
is summarized as follows:
affiliated co.—Blue Ridge
in
$1.45
169,
estate.—V.
real
of
sales of securities
Toronto
June 30.'49
Invests,
reed.
pany
1946
-
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
V'.v'
with Dec. 31,
$1.44
sale
Interest
ACCOUNT
$212,377
j
1948
Harry A. Arthur, President, on July 22 said in part:
The financial position of
the corporation as of June
i
INCOME
1947
•
$424,700
American Cities Power & Light Corp.—Report—
compared
$1.07
$0.99
on
received
divs.
Exps., incl. misc.
1948
quots.
Montreal Curb
/
.
$368,803
Total income
$793,287
._
1949
shares
common
$3*35,074
share-
com.
received
Divs.
1949
$295,570
250,416
$1.18
profit after charges and taxes
Earned
i
Corp.—Earnings—
6 Months Ended June 30—
Number
Int.
32,248
;
Montreal
Allied Products
per
♦No provision
dividends
$272,803
American European Securities Co.—-Earnings—
Cash
notice.
that
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
1949
$543,891
$2.03
and taxes
261,290 shares
profit after all charges
Earnings per share on
'
in
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.
Allied Laboratories, Inc.—Earnings—
6 Months Ended June 30—
—V.
described
COMPARATIVE
market
248,000
$250,843
profit
6 Mos. Ended June 30—
for Fed¬
a hearing
of which notice was sent
report, the U. S. District Court
Virginia dismissed with prejudice all claims
6 Mos. End. June 30—
Cash
*616,803
244,000
last quarterly
of
Los Angeles Stock
Net
Company
*
Boston
■Y
Investment
Regulated
a
$8,921,915
609,074
149,000
120,000 shares of common
Y' '
v.
principal underwriters in the offering were
Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.; C. F. Cassell & Company, Inc. and Marx & Co. See further details in V. 170, p. 589.
par value.
Associated
with
the
stock,
—V.
Cash in lieu
rate of 41'Ac
of operation.
years
31,000,000 cubic feet per day.
Net
the
at
if such qualification should become desirable.
142 miles long, will tap the
-main
line of Tennessee Gas near Selmer,
Tenn., pass through the
northeast corner of Mississippi and through the Tennessee Valley area
in northern
Alabama, terminating near Huntsville, Ala. As presently
I
1949.
7,
paid
$8,515,451
*455,803
183,000
including $70,405 profit
stock held
company's main line, approximately
The
due
was
*4,901,161
399,843
tax
for income
Earn,
B
serial notes,
plus $225,000 of 3%
conditions,
as
stockholder's suit
the
March
on
stock
$4,696,273
Net
of The North
of one share
shares of class
1949—6 Mos.—1948
1949—3 Mos.—1948
♦
taxes.
before
earns,
Prov.
This distribution will facilitate the qualifi¬
District
in
Net
following
1949,
2,
stockholders with
Sold—
Co.—Stock
Gas
headed by Scott, Horner &
Mason, Inc., of Lynchburg, Va„ announced Aug. 12 the
completion of the sale of 65,421 shares of additional com¬
mon stock, $1 par value; at a price
of $11 per share to
investors. The shares represented the unsubscribed por",tion of 90,000 shares initially offered to common stock¬
underwriting
An
company
40
Co.—Earnings—
American Colortype
Sales
plan for the liquidation of the United Light & Railways Co. and
its subsidiary, Continental Gas & Electric Co.,
has been filed with
the Securities and Exchange Commission,
pursuant to which stocks
of subsidiary operating utility companies will be made available to
United
Light
stochkolders.
United
Light
has
indicated
that the
liquidation should be completed by June, 1950.
:
p. 589.
i
the
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Period End. June 30—
A
in Chicago, of the longest straight production line in the tele¬
vision industry, and by the installation at the Harvard, 111., plant of
facilities
to
manufacture 500 television receivers per
day.—V. 170,
.
such
asserted
announced
week—was
a
business
of
of
1949
30,
after
1949
each
for
for the Eastern
plant
-
close
shares
of
June
tOn
to
corporation's production
the
J. B. Huarisa, Executive Vice-President. The increase
made possible by the development, at the Cortland Street
11
of
June
:Y;\;Yv'v
March 25,
on
eral income tax purposes
Admiral Corp.—Increases TV Production Facilities—
An
the
at
ended
securities),
of
stock
common
share of class B stock.
cation
4
\
fractions
per
393.
p.
record
of
months
sales
on
paid
was
Co.
of
six
security profits.
from
dividend
American
or
1955.
given
170,
shares
10,000
owns
$137,598
of
paid
was
Dec. 31, 1955, now held by Adams.
diversified management investment company
closed-end,
a
presently
i
the
for
News
closing market prices or valuations of
on
securities.
income
profit
10.2% of the 97,325 shares of
Scull
capital stock outstanding, warrants to purchase an additional
10,000 shares, and the total issue of $175,000 of Scull 4V2% deben¬
and
based
are
INSURANCE
-
(excluding net
deducting expenses,
interest
and taxes,
was
$682,325, equivalent to 27.25c per share of
outstanding class B stock.
This amount of net income includes a
dividend of $623,200 from Blue Ridge Corp.
Based on the June 30,
1949 report of that company, it appears that $431,878 of this dividend
Net
debentures due
of Scull 4V2%
*
debentures due Feb. 1, 1955 for $100,000
Scull ±l/2%
'of $100,000 of new
INDUSTRIAL
-
Copy
a
New York Stock
St.
Louis Stock
Exchange
Exchange
Chicago Bd. of Trade
New York Curb Exchange Associate
Chicago Stock Exch.
Phone
OEntral 7600
Bell Teletype
8L 593
.
2
THE
(686)
American Home Products Corp. (&
'
Federal income
1948
1949
6 Mos. Ended June 30—
$9,793,166
taxes
3,516,103
—.—
Federal
taxes
Net
profit
—V.
share.,
per
—————
„
—.
$4,390,146
3,858,585
$1.14
$5,254,800
3,858,585
—
—
shares
of
Earned
$1.36
...
170, p. 297.
V
"
■/
Earns,
per
•Includes
1948
stock
-
net
"
1946
.-
each
to
1,531,334
$1.30
$1.73
$1,436,270
from
News
Co.
24
Rise—Earnings Drop—New Director Elected—
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net salej
Profii
before
taxes—
profit
Number capital
Earned
633,000
985,000
915,000
$950,836
842,872
$1,475,551
842,872
$1.75
$1,373,144
842,872
:
—
—
shares.————
share—
——-1—
per
2,460,551
$79,926,703
2,288,144
,
,
$1.13
Quarter Ended June 30—
Net
sales
Net
profit after
John
T.
also
is
Banks
director
a
Safe
Deposit
Co.—V.
Trust
659,959
170,
of
Trust
Manufacturers
New
York
City,
and
Co.,
the
Provision
this
ended Aug.
week
the
For
Earned
608,000
kwh.,
V. 170, p. 589.
to
11.78%,
or
over
corresponding
$160,990
>$186,480
53,316
■
—
per
non-current,
$11,031;
term
payable,
Net
sales
Net
income
•Earned
44,393,000
after
per
taxes.
17,
1949
$0.23
•Based on
$0.50
10,043,291 common shares.—V. 169,
$0.59
stocks
reacquired, Dr$ 15,085;
im¬
in
amortiza¬
process of
total, $1,935,741.—V. 169, p.
The
financial
position
the
of
corporation
Cleo
and
F.
& Telegraph Co.—New Director
Craig.
Vice-President in charge of operations,
requirements, has been elected a director. '
revenue
engineering
Deduct:
Mr. Craig is also a director of Citizens First National Bank & Trust
Co., of Ridgewood, N. J.—V. 170, p. 590.
Sales
1949—Month—1948
-
—V. 170, p.
$571,999
—
Bank
bank
before
deduction of dividend
of
During
$4,290,222
duced
102.
the six
to
months
$2,075,000,
in
ended
,
June
30,
1949,
the
as
The company
V
July 29 announced that pursuant to an $18,000,000
credit
agreement
which will expire May 1,
1950, an aggregate of
$8 ,000,000
had been borrowed on July 25
evidenced by two notes
for $4,000,000 each,
maturing May 1, 1950. One note bears interest
the
at
exceed
Divs.
$3.56
of
the
was
bank
-
Stock
L.
San
Daniels,
will
the
at
Francisco
the
on
stock
Exchange
T.
opening
Period End. June
Oper.
the
to
business
stated
as
169,
the
a
Expenses
list
Aug.
the San Francisco
29,
1949.
company
is listing on the
of Its expansion program
for
lease
Co—Earnings-
1949—Month—1948
$2,355,597
20,199,722
27,520
335,238
' 338,786
cost
(at
income
Gross
Int.
&
Net
„_
$469,J 23
$393,842
$5,078,378
1,024
728
35,860
12,705
$470,147
$394,570
$5,114,238
124.075
100,334
$4,553,642
1,314,795
income
Dividends
—
deduc.
(net)
—
„
applic.
$346,072
,
—
to
pfd.
stock
1,415,848
$288,536
■
the
for
29,672 f.
$581,925
210,000
$0.06
336,165
$0.06
sales
on
608,609
and
brokers
June
30,
1949
of
accounts
for
30,
United
market
$0.06
securities
1949
market
States
which
$0.04
•
amounted
and
—V. 170,
accrued, $120,151; due
investments, at average cost
$23,106,462)
$15,031,228; total,
:
-/••Vv1'
A-'/' v>
total,
..
•
$22,779,637.
298.
p.
■
Benguet Consolidated Mining Co.—Listed—
$2,630,237
'
The
San
Associates Investment Co.—Common Div.
Increased—
The
per
directors
share
holders
E.
on
of
M.
on
the
Increase of
Chairman
cents
12Ms
of
the
over
the
Board,
previous
per share
and places
compared
to the former rate of $2.50
the annual payment
per
said:
"This
a
represents
the
Baguio
properties, the
170,
an
Axe-Houghton Fund R, Inc.—Increases
Capitalization
The
(B. T.) Babbitt, Inc. (&
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
salts
Subs.)—Earnings—
1949
...
—
Net
income
Earned per
-
1948
$9,230,407
share
—
—;
$8,225,159
792,747
1,109,124
$0.77
;
——
;
Barber Oil
after
Corp.—Earnings—
—$1,134,674
Provis
"
.
1949
charges——
1948
281,138
operations.—V.
170,
."$606,320
377,441
$2-03
.
The
$lc0
$453,234
Operating profit
>
and
for
leave costs
taxes
written off—
f
per
ftQ irn
p.
2094
*
,
5
4,238,290
$6,815,025
$6,731,060
$3.27
«•<*
1947
1
$6,720 999
Boston
i
r,evemlof fche comPany and its
posed
eight
To
$3,862,348
$^?|
$18.004,270).—V.
preferred
on
/
:
-V.
stock.
(&
income
170,
$0.21
2.
p.
Subs.)—Earnings
1949
1948
$10,895,559
1947
,
$12,055,377 $12,052,72$
4,442,736
3,853,365
3,987.955
3,857,338
3,784,003
3,385,403
$130,617
$658,733
$467,960
170,511
143,358
82,63';
$301,128
expenses
———>
income
(net)
Fed. income taxes
taxes
$302,091
$550,598
145,000
300,000
$156,128
$502,091
64,865
221,00(
,
225,000
$0.20
chare——/.—
$329,598
66,437
225,000
—
—-
common
$0.96
66,703
225,006
; "
•
$0.5b
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.—Earnings—
6 Months Ended June 30—
1945
Transportation and other oper. rev.
Operating expenses ^ other charges
1948
$4,256,765
$3,683,111
3,446,676
3,283,546
2,941,736
$879,145
for
Federal
income
/
tax—
•
$973,219
23,482
—
——
1947
$4,325,821
Balance
Interest, income, etc
/
Net
/.
$741,32).
27,441
$990,347
$902,627
17,128
$768,766
294,065
342,006
390,438
$560,621
$599, (ft)9
$0.51
income
Per
share
•—V.
163,
1,094,456
2100.
on
p.
Budd Co.-
shares-
$0.55
1949- -3 Mos.—1943
3
05,673,110
137,749,081
2,258,245
7,316,026
3,476,439
3
after
taxes—
70,334,643
3.499.438
No. of com. sh.
outstdg.
3.476.439
3,476,439
share_
$0.96
SO.GO
Net
prof,
per
$0.43
1949—6 Mos.-
$
£
Sales
$474,70*
.
-Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
com.
/
.
' '''
-1948
'1 3
:
■
108,986,714
5,115,943
3,476,43f)
$2.00
$1.37
for income taxes for the six months ended June
to
$5,194,000, against $3,865,000 for the*
30, 1940
corresponding
of last yea?.
\
Sales during the first quarter of 1949 totaled
$67,414,438 and net
$3,816,588
($1.04).
The slightly lower profits in the second
quarter of 1949 reflect the introduction of new automobile models
during
its
to
stock
of
own
Balatoc
the
quarter, resulting in temporarily higher unit costs.
backlog on June 30, 1949 was $130,000,000. Edward
Jr., President, reported there had been no curtailment of
delivery schedules. On the contrary, two of the company's automotive
customers have recently increased schedules.—V.
The
G.
company's
Budd,
170,
largest low-grade chrome-bearing iron
p.
5S0.
1
Burry Biscuit Corp.—To Buy Own Stock—
<
The directors
the
have
company's
voted to set aside $250,000 for the purchase pt
$1.25
convertible
price not exceeding $12
preferred
stock
from
holders
at
a
share, it was announced on Aug. 12.
•
meeting in the near future will be asked t'»
authorize
the' purchase
by amending the articles of incorporation.
Presently there are 97,500 shares of convertible preferred stock out"
standing.—V. 165, p. 1063.
<
«
The
stockholders
at
per
a
>
1949—Month—1948
$3,764,078
Period End.
$45,538,283
$42/698,254
—V.
Subs.)—July Sales Off 27.2%—
July 31—
1949—Month—1948
Sales
1949-*7 Mo'i.—1948
$4,281,613
&
Plan
Maine
to
Examiner
$9,890,675
170, p. 436.
$13,582,745
1949—7 Mos.—1948
-
$66,903,175 $85,936,23a
"
Butler Water Co.—Calls 7% Preferred Stock—
The company has called for redemption on Sept. 15, next, all of it3
outstanding shares of .7% cumulative first preferred stock at $105
per share and accrued dividends.
Holders' may receive immediate pay¬
ment
of the full redemption price
upon
presentation and surrender
stock
said
of
certificates
Broad Street,
Commerce
Commission
Examiner
The
at
the
Fidelity-Philadelphia
Trust
135
Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Homer
H.
Kirby
on
of
stock.
this,
the
1
the
common
The
new
stocks
would
' Holders
exchange
for
each
All
stock
then
now
security
of
be
distributed
to
holders
of
the
eight
preference
stock
would
receive
in
preferred and one share of new common
held.
holders
would
receive
in
B—.84
of
a
share;
series E—.66
series C—.79 of
a sfiare.
The
of
issue
Bonds—
Co.,
New
York, N. Y., has been appointed
first mortgage bones
$400,000 series B 3V&%
of
1, 1974.—V. 152,
p.
3337.
/■;'\
California Oregon Power Co.—Bonds
Offered—Halsey,
group of under¬
publicly offered $7,000,000 first nwrtgags
bonds, 27/8% series, due Aug. 1, 1979, at 101 and accrued
writers
The
its
Aug. 17 headed
a
who
interest. *•;'
on
,;7^
,
group was awarded the bonds at competitive
bid of 100.42.
Other bids received for 2%s
and
E.
H.
Rollins
&
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
a
&
sale on Aug.. 13
were:
Shields
(jointly), 100.0513; Merrill Lynch,
and Kidder, Peabody & Co. (jointly), 100.031;
Sons,
Inc.
White, Weld & Co., 100.02.
Bids for 3s were: Smith, Barney
Co., 102.08; and Blyth & Co., Inc. and First Boston Corp. (jointly)
for' 101.5246.
The
exchange
new
common
follows:
share, and
new
and
prior
new
a
Stuart & Co. Inc., on
Co.
follows:
outstanding
shares
share
other
as
Series
a
of
1.2
as
due Aug.
stock
preferred
new
Series B
Manufacturers Trust
trustee for
by the railroad in the past year, would
reclassify all
classes of outstanding stock into two classes of new
accomplish
To Issue
Recommends
stock.
.
SSwH fcS STSHSrS
RR.—ICC
Reclassify Capitalization—
par $100.
An adidtional 481,769.4 shares of new
would be authorized to provide for the conversion of
the
169,
Beaunit Mills, Ltd.—Sole
Transfer Agent—
arrearages
$0.53
.
—V. 169, p. 2747.
So.
outstanding stocks
vertible preferred stock.—V.
170, p. 590.
addition
capital
stock,
subsidiaries
1949 amounted to $8,900,036 (1948,
5 S!X months t0 June 30, 1949, such gross operat-
(1948,
1,999,659
dividends
properties
gold-mining
In
the
capital stock would be reduced initially
from $104,347,300 to $82,443,178.
The
new
capitalization would consist of 275,296.6 shares of new
5% preferred stock, par $100, and 549,134.98 shares of new
common
e
amounted to $18,074,444
1,999,659
$0.92
profits
Aug. 17 recommended that the Commission
approve
the company's
voluntary refinancing program. This program, the second to be
pro¬
2,858,651
$3 03
share---..
o^th/erAtinh
InV £n,!»
4,128,039
1,999,659
$0.31
426 993
reserves
prof't from operations
Earnings
1943
$10,943,064 $10,969,350
$879,868
1,992,817
period
Bryson, Inc.—Meeting Adjourned—
'
Interstate
1949
after Federal
of
299.
p.
Corp.)
June 14/47 June 15/46
shr.
com.
per
12,
Stores, Inc.—July Sales Off 12.1%—
170,
Brown
June 12/48
outstdg.—__
Earnings
the
-
Period End. July 31—
—V.
subsidiary,
June 11/49
$1,524,004
Common
on
stockholders'
Bond
Co.—Earnings—
Deductions for additions to
the
Canadian
sales
Aug.
business
meeting originally called for July
18 for
the
purpose of considering
the purchase of the Climax
Engineering Co.
Division of Liberty Products
Manufacturing Co. was first adjourned
to July 27 and then to
Sept. 14 (see V. 170, p. 194)—V. 170, p. 299.
New
Barnsdall Oil
be
$2.81
Subs.)—Earnings—
its
Butler Brothers (&
.29,734
377.441
6 Months Ended June 30—
extensive
Philippines.
64>/2%
2.
p.
Black Si vails &
233,558
90,474
$767,917
shares—
of
Prior to the Japanese invasion, the company had an uninterrupted
of dividend payments from 1916
to 1941.
Based on the present
12,000.000 shares outstanding, the dividends
paid from 1933 (the year
in
which
the
statutory price of gold was established at $35
per
ounce)
to 1941 ranged between 19c and
42V2c per share per year.
The
earnings from which these dividends were paid came from
Benguet* s
own
operations and from the dividends received from
Balatoc
and
Heald Lumber, but did not include the
past earnings from the chrome
$716,526
2,237
-------
trading privileges
opening
record
Sales''
Net profit
Number of capital
the
1947
$977,932
364,520
on
for domestic taxesProvision for foreign taxes.,
to
(&
profit for the period
Preferred dividends
$1.03
June, 1949 quarter net income was $229,654, or 22c
per share
on net sales of
$4,157,983, compared with $483,291, or 47c
per share on
net sales of
$3,990,937 for the came 1948 period.—V.
169, p. 2094.
6 Months Ended June 30—
the
owns
$609,124
$1.01
^.Balance
j
For the
Profit
at
operates
of
deposit in the world.
ore
stockholders on July 4 voted to increase
the authorized capital
stock, par $5, from 250,000 shares to
1,000,000 shares.—V. 170, p. 394.
and
owns
District
company
what is believed
owns
394.
p.
Exchange
Mining Co. and a 75% stock interest in the Heald Lumber
Co., a
lumbering operation near Baguio,
Benguet also has a 50% profitsharing and operating contract with Consolidated
Mines, Inc. which
rate of 62»/2 cents
basis of $3 per share as
share.—V.
company
in
quarterly
on
admitted to unlisted
was
Stock
1948
$218,435
share.
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.
amounted
*
The
Aug. 15 declared a quarterly dividend of 75 cents
$10 par value common
stock, payable Sept.* 30 to
16.
,
,
,
,
>
;;
record Sept.
Morris,
capital stock
Francisco
1.949.
capital
2634.
p.
1949
taxes
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
Earns,
AA
608,000
$3,039,781
————
sold, $67,269;
$2,303,335
per
Provision
Balanee
securities
$1,092,000
shrs.
Provision
$5,954,094;
interest
earned surplus, $9,378,589;
,
for
value
market
dividends
$278,086;
securities—at
$5,991,942),
$77,977;
quotations,
capital surplus, $2,164,258:
—V. 169, p. 1775.
receivable
banks,
1140, 2222. "
•Disregarding
to
On
1949
Government
quotations,
receivable
securities sold,
in
1949
market
securities—at
169,
profit
•Earnings
$661,986
—
profit
cash
other
applicable to 662,877
outstanding shares of
to $13.96 per share, $9,257,993.—V
common
163, pp.
Net
44,838
/ LIABILITIES—Note
payable to bank (2 %%), due Oct. 1, 1953, $2,075,000; accounts payable and accrued expenses. $39,426; due to brokers
for securities purchased, $114,331; dividend
payable Julys, 1949, $1,497.,397; provision for taxes, $20,653; common stock
(par $1), $7,489,483;
$3,698,390$3,238,846
period
125,788
$454,252
$22,779,637.
$4,540,93'/
(net)——
income
oth.
June
dividends
from
(at
Other
119,329
26,859
ASSETS—Cash, $1,546,187;
$21,481,799
16,602,076
plant
Operating income
$832,611
BALANCE SHEET, AT JUNE 30,
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$2,529,787 $25,613,338
2,108,425
(net)
—V.
Total'.
1,857,704
taxes—
of
135,351
,
1,497,896
net
securities—at
in
assets
after
per
Federal
143,201
$1,407,203 in 1949. $661,504 in 1948 and $1,985,671 in 1947.
tBased
7,489,483 common shares outstanding.
-V,
v///
A
28,770
and
/■Exclusive of
LIABILITIES, JUNE 30,
Govt,
investments
Net
45,185,,
120,297
tEarns. per com. share.-
part
S.
regulated
a
A ■/?;/./*'''"
capital stock sold, $31,312; special deposits for
dividends,
Balance before
$730,926
$460,128
dividends
Preferred dividends
.
net
income
Earned
$554,059
77.406
29,318
95,230
income
Common
AND
U.
as
liability lor Federal
no
?.//.'/"/
re¬
$601,408
-
24,047
loan—
In
•A'VA
Brockway Motor Co., Inc.—Earnings—
loan
1946
$608,334
90,262
$579,405
—
bank
on
•Net
of
2634.
p.
Light
30—
-evenues
exps.
Rent
of
Exchange
Coast.—V.
Arkansas Power &
Operating
admitted
be
President,
Stock
Pacific
6,930
—
have
.
46,152
Total
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.—Listing—
common
—
should
30
1947
$481,828
(at
—
JUNE
1943
$,526,323
securities
Interest
Interest
The
ASSETS
profit on sales
Selling, general and admin,
1949.
bank loan
terms
ENDED
170,451
such
Gross
made
The
without
in
market)
per
annum,
and the other 2%.
Subsequent
at the then prime interest rate, but not to
borrowing may be repaid in whole or in part at
premium.—See V. 170, p. 298.
•
*
MONTHS
1G49
Cash dividends
2'/4%
be
may
2V*%.
time
any
on
of
rate
borrowings
SIX
203,433
$118,493
128,793
receivable, $45,047;
for
Miscellaneous
EARNINGS FOR
$151,302
2,200,000
agreement.
Appalachian Electric Power Co.—Bank Loans—
26,838
$192,972
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
Com.
$3.62
,
1949 the
with
$145,332
26,210
$8,295,149), $8,521,165;
Brown Co.
Dec.-31,'43
$1,497,897 payable July 8,
compliance
$177,512
28,193
-
net income.
$508,906;
stocK, equivalent
Balance—net as.ets applicable to com. stock- $27,095,412
$26,644,314
(7.489,483
•After
$4,294,118
30,
2,075,000
—
$221,165
31,614
LIABILITIES—Accounts payable, $186,555; accrued
liabilities, $7,225;
payable
July
1,
1949,
and
unclaimed
dividend.;
payable,
•$29,170,412 $28,844,314
loan—
1949—6 Mos.—1948
$748,848
OF
(Incl.
June 30,'49
-
loan—
Asset values per share—common stock
shares outstanding)
„
Angerman Co., Inc.—July Sales Off 10.3%—
Period End. July 31—
assets
net
—
$145,332
as
respect of
28 Weeks Ended—
June
1946
7
—
total, $9,572,724.
$120,953;
1879.
follows:
as
<■
Total
of
as
1947
$3,650
dividend
Report—
compared with Dec. 31, 1943, is summarized
American Telephone
in
interest
$120,940;
current maturities long$149,738; provision for income
Blue Ridge Corp.—Semi-Annual
$0.98
1877.
p.
tax
receivable
$72,000; accrued expenses,
$133,233; reserve for contingencies, etc., $22,600; note payable,
monthly installments to Oct. 13, 1952, $166,000, class A common
Stock (par $10), $250,000; common stock
(par $1), $126,520; paid-in
surplus, $249,656; earned surplus, $552,449; cost of common and class A
$
/
$231,049
and
company
(cost
due iri
56,605,000
89,101,000 108,237,000
5,142.000 >, 6,101,000
10,053,000
2,359,000
share
com.
$
"A
$177,512
paid
value
$228,630;
debt,
of
as
217,515
*
period—
$0.92
-
investments
of
preferred
235,049
for
$504,609),
leasehold
and
excess
underlying book value thereof (in
total, $1,935,741.
LIABILITIES—Accounts
1948.—
and
1948
$8,587
254,076
etc.—
STATEMENT
SHEET, JUNE
equipment
leaseholds
first
$71,162,341
corporation has determined to elect to be taxed
income
and
BALANCE
property,
(net), $1,103,007;
over
tion), $144,084;
1949—6 Mos.—1948
$
3
Inc.
(cost
$477,567;
receivables, $8,314;
inventories of
food
cost, $161,135; prepayments, current, $30,503; prepay¬
supplies, at
subsidiaries
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corp.—Earns.
1949—3 Mos.—1948
1949
\
$262 663
$113,296
$0.60
«——_
and
to
•'
73,184
$79,629
share
preference
amounted.
—
expenses,
•The
taxes,
Period End. June 30—
income
Dividends
28,046
—-
-
common
prior
These
Investing Corp.—Earnings—
income
General
2,685
Income
on
_
provements
of
week
$183,795
ASSETS—Cash,
Co.—Weekly Input—
the
———i—
-
CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED
the
Savings
1949, the System inputs of subsidiaries
252,558,000 kwh., an increase of 26,-
11,
amounted
company
$151,955
9,035
—
taxes
for
profit
ments,
of
the
on
canceled.
ASSETS—Investments
Net
and
American Power & Light
1,779,469
-
....
Non-recurring expenses
297.
p.
1,458;116
1,878,969
v
expenses
Total
$3,520,879
1,237,189
.•
administrative
share, and the common
single common share for
a
June 18/48
$3,168,612
-
-i
and
Total income
550,152
the
of
Co.,
be
income—
investment
1947
196,277
June 17/49
.I-:
Profit from operations
Other income (net)
President and Trustee of the Emigrant
been elected a director of this corpo¬
Chairman,
Bank, has
to
Broad Street
Dividends
.
or
1948.—V. 170, p. 486.
the
•Net
39,401,883
taxes————
Savings
He
Manufacturers
1948
42,001,724
/'
sales
of
Operating
$1.63
43,441,021
-
Madden,
Industrial
ration.
1949
—■
...
Ended—
sales
Cost
1,583,886
——
Federal income taxes—
Net
Net
1947
1948
1949
$88,560,373 $85,829,519
-
_
Weeks
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
comomn
share,
;
arrearages
6 Mo:. End. June 30—
B/G Foods, Inc.
new
a
a
are
,
Wholly-Owned Subs.)—Sales
(&
of
of
Dc. 31,
$0.94
,
$189,860, resulting
sales of securities held by the company.—V. 169, p. 1879.
.07
.05
stocks
1,531,334
of
issued
receive
outstanding.
Interest
American
be
would
20
Dividend
$1,989,053
1,531,334
profit
is
stock
1947
$2,642,188
$1.18
non-recurring
Monday, August 22, 1949
,
$1,801,212
1,531,334
—
outstdg..
share———
CHRONICLE
Subs.)—Earnings—
<
Capital shares
Number
FINANCIAL
1949
Net profit after estimated
$7,906,249
4,538,366
after charges—v—
profit
&
Beech-Nut Packing Co. (&
Subs.)—Earnings—
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
COMMERCIAL
share;
series
non-cumulative
D—.94
of
preferred
bonds
ranging from
*
may
,™; '
'
be redeemed by
104%
to
100%.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
sale of
from
.
^
.
the company at any time at prices
:
the
250,000 shares of common
sale of the bonds and from the
stock are to be applied to the com
Volume
Number 4831
170
construction
pany's
"incurred
for
that
which
of
the
of
amount
bonds
of
series
in
V.
the
President
principal
follows:
as
Issues
t
stockholders
The
Commonwealth
&
Southern
Central Illinois Public
Period End. June 30—
250,000
Operating
250,000
Canada.
The
net
Power &
Other;'
working
to
$6,794,561
Mos. End. June 30—
Interest
_
—
Net
752,837
2,905,634
8,152,134
6,288,315
Total
income
$11,054
$3,879
161,349
146,220
126,763
4,461
$173,133
$161,734
expense
__
17,250
17,250
18.953
inc.
Preferred
period
dividends
Surplus
-
19,185
•
1,205
$124,326
65.100
65,100
65,100
65,100
$70,092
—$70,273
and
should* have
such
as
charter,
no
as
$59,226
dividends
the
on
class
possible Federal income tax
net
income for
The
$6,624,936
and
A
class
B
stocks,
a
June
and
$0.54
with
for
declara¬
for
($9,000) has been made in respect of the
class
of
of
class
funded
stock
B
June
on
debt, $129.15
per
30,
1949,
share
Operating
late
Straus
M.
Haber
170,
of
meeting
to
be
held
has
been
""
in
with
accordance
29
$15,811,348
Federal
Net
End. July 31—
1949—Month—1948
$22,386 ftfit
$19,780,172
per
■
■
"Based
$150,391,578
the
plan.—V.
>
effect
of
$0.25
$2.77
—
Subs.)—Earnings—
The
shares
of
$10
started
San Francisco
on
4.20%
cumulative
$14,949,874
Central Foundry Co.
Profit
from
•
April
8,
1948
and
income
operations
stock
18,412,883
1,421,632
6,231,515
32.801
131,202
possible
deficiency.—V.
to noon
equipment tru t
ended
May
(CDT)
170,
on
491.
p.
Equip¬
Sept. 8
certificates, series
up
and mature
::uburban
20
in 24
equal
for
on
semi-annual
coaches
passenger
/':':'/'r
W.
a
F,
to
installments
•
of
cost
to
70-ton
500
estimated
an
,/•"'.
•
Bourns, Secretary of the protective committee for the
4%- bonds of 1988 of the Chicago, Rock Islapd &
filed,
170,
final
a
depositary,
and
accounting
terminated
with
the
published
a
of
the
deposit
Bankers
deposit
notice
that
dated
the
com¬
Trust
Co., New
dated July-7,
agreement
492.,
p.
/: 1.418,083
1,290,177
5,448,200
5,031,573
plus
1,768,100
1,790,900
7,418,900 V.
7,136,400".
tion.
Net
and
rentals
1949
Units
operated
'
/
'
'
■
,
->
$3,770,332 ? $3,684,090 $15,777,388
-
from
■■'/ '
for
results
arising
from
Provision
on
i
5,077,052'
$9,131,798!
-
...
170,
$0.31
$0.32
Income
on
Divs. received
—
,
STATEMENTS
OF
INCOME
General
Taxes,
arid!" adm.nistrativfi,
than
other
Federal
12,
(COMPANY
reed,
Federal
taxe§_^..,
income
!T
ALONE)
1948
$6,163,367
248,945
expenses
income
7,314
—_
21,677
335,000
422,000
~
•
adjustments,to sur¬
to reorganiza¬
'
....
believed
tgxes
taken, in
be
t
to
be
computation
unnecessary
of
not
taxablp
'
Exps.
.
1949
.
»
v
other
1946
$9,318,435
3,130
than
8,547
$15,539,030 $12,344,725 $12,351,46.p
$9,323,982
Fed.
14,959
for
Net
1947
notes
taxes
Prov.
1948
.
S.
Total income
$7,531,710
188,417 j
;
U.
on
Treasury
' $1.26
1949
'
'."'
stock—$15,539,080 $12,344,725 $12,348,330
common
Interest
v.
$1.41
include
credits incidental
300.
p.
6 Mos. End. June 30—
.•
„
Federal
certaiij' deductions to
to
not
do
or
//
income
Christiana Securities Co.—-Earnings-
$14,208,850
of
stock
for
1948
charges
'
$2,273,077 $10,210,249
$2,371,263
52
-■'
5,567,139
1,411,013
' *92,637
52
r
income.—V.
gross
1,399,069
$10,412,002
___—
(1) The
account
due
$3,662,613 $15,634,97.2 $14,122,352;
21,477. v
02,416
£6,493
6,597
._
V
NOTES
$3,763,735
1948
$10,064,628
201,972
__—
.
loss
/:. "Profit.
159,303:
.
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
6 Months Ended June 30:
Sales
6,173,602.
5,346,281
" ////;:/
income" J
Total
Gross
Interest
Fed.
inc.
income
tax
14,714
13,191
13,417
885,000
'
703,000
703,OOP
531,000
$11,635,269
$8,782,565
"625,000
/ 8,100,000
$i4,630,121 $11,627,013
____
Preferred-dividends
Common
$230,641
Net
inc.
61,163
11,975
173,514
(est.)
tax
—V.
61,775
li-
income
profit
$6,794,81'8
$5,468,983
Century Electric Co.Months
Ended
June
'525,000
525,000
14,100,000
dividends
11,100,000
Cpst of .products sold-.
Selling, gen,, and admin, expenses—
1947
1943
$6,178,385 $11,310,493
—
$10,795,747
4,906,418
8,194,690
7,323,038
752,857
865,640
525,000
11,100,000
,
$994,107
135,652
■
$2,250,163
44,647
$2,716,013
31,422
profit
before
$550,532
$2,224,810
$2,742,100
deprec—
Other.- income
122,444
Total
income
—_—
—
25.472
324,310
299,389
$506,686
Provision
for
inventory
:
Provision
for
income taxes
$95,530
$307,704
$517,553
$0.14
$0.47
$0.79
—rV. 170, p. 299.
26,087
$953,991
"
16,592
-C-_
Interest expense
Other deductions
5-
34,998
.
$0.77
34,476
26,989
411,900
:
392,351
•312,201
100,000
200,000
conversion
to
been
Aug. .11
on
convertible
of
terms
Cash
applied
will
be
the SEC
to
debentures.
Details
to require
total
a
profit
-
capital.—V.
new
exps.
Gross
Income
Net
—
and
taxes—
deductions
Dividends
4 V2%
on
dividends
/"Based
337,030
'/ 535,191
$2,794,725
501,606
Notes
$2.52
v
$0.06
501,606
$2,293,119
$2.87
SHEET
.
deposits and. working funds——_—$584,995
505,104
$315,028
505,104
1,162,186
(net)
assets
::
1,541,881
2—
-
1—2
plants and
equipment
(net)—
charges
4,986,624
5,886,894
2
;
194,370
205,109
—
7,196,904
shares.
$2.34
;'!.
r; .•
■//;/
.■
" ./
CONDENSED
current
plant,
BALANCE
$62,275,701;
assets,
$2,836,737;
SHEET
JULY
investment
deferred
31,
LIABILITIES—Common
$11,146,400;
The
Commercial
VWilliam
Dana
offices:
as
long
135
payable to banks_^
i
$1,200,000
476,249
2—•
■
.
$1,200,009
1,046,966
24,852
Federal and State taxes on income—-—
L
458,446
Wcrkmen'js Compensation: claims and expense— / '
19,697
maturity of long-term note payable— *
50,000
Long-term note payable
—1,200,000
Debenture notes
496,300
Appropriated for inventory price decline—550,000
902,427
for 1949
Fed. and State taxes on inc.
Capital
stock
fund accounts,
$225,497;
total,
Earned
surplus
Paid-in
surplus
(est.)
(par
$10).
——5,393;150
______—
——~
30,000
50,000
1,200,000
403,400
.*
550,000
22,000
4,559,172.
287,676
HOTE:
Financial
surplus,
$16,835,870;
$16,754,300;
Chronicle
current
(Reg.
U.
S.
accrued
Patent
-V.
169, p. 2100.
5,393,150
4,644,092-
287,676
account
of
the
fluctuations In
the rates of
on
on
Dividend—
declared
Aug. 15
dividend of $8 per share
a
the
on
stock, payable Sept.' 15 to holders of record Aug. 22.* In
pf the two preceding quarters $7 per share was paid.
In 1948,
commpn
each
a
year-end dividend
of $71.70 per
Clark Equipment Co.
6 Mos. End. Jupe 30—
Gross
.
,
three
quarters and
in December.—V.
161, p. ,1312.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
;
;
of the first
share
:•
•
1949
...
profit before depreciation-
1948
/
'
1947
$6,336,816
$7,457,205
99,093
93,091
91,285
$6,435,914
$7,550,296
$6/364,638
income
Depreciation
320.406
Admin. & sell. exps. & disct. allowed
Int. paid and sundry expense-
.Net
—!
reserve
Provision
for Federal
$6,573,353
Total
Preferred
29,495
297,031
v
•2,886,545
■
.
23,340
-
500.000
——
1,178,000
;——_
——
.1,314,000
$1,920,836
$2,443,1.93
$1,643,722
8,626,232
5,176,294
8,162,466
$10,547,118
$7,625,487
44,815
$9,806,188
44,815
31_
1,502,000
527,587
Dec.
——
Common
3,217,755
100,385
■
taxes.
profit' _1—— _______:
Earned' surplus,
351,853
2,91G,237
________
income
475,232
356,424
,$4,825,304
dividends
dividends
surplus,
June 30
—
$9,974,716
44,815
$7,105,440
outstanding-
527,587
475:232
Earnings per common share—
$3.56
Common
shares
ASSETS—Cash
securities,
accounts
in
banks
$1,000,000;
■
475.232
$5.06,
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions
c/a Edwards
Subscriptions
and
on
JUNE
$3.36
.
30,
1949
.
'
<
:
,
:
hand, $7,330,409; U. S. Government
short
receivable—net,
000;-laud,
ance
and
term marketable
securities,
$2,000,000;
$3,495,346;
inventories, $10,700,395; U. S.
securities segregated for new plant construction, $2,000,buildings, machinery,'etc. (net), $9,179,257; prepaid insur¬
taxes, etc., $129,605; total/ $35,835,012.
LIABILITIES—Accounts
—accrued,
for
$339,517;
sinking
fund
payable
reserve
for
and
payroll,
Federal
debentures—due June
taxes
1,
possible
$2,289,469;
on
income,
taxes, etc.
$3,099,515;
1963;
$6,000,000; reserve
$1,000,000; capital stock
future inventory price decline,
5%
cumulative preferred stock (par $100), $1,902,700;
(par $20), $10,940,620; capital surplus, $546,300; earned
surplus, $9,974,71G; capital stock purchased and held in treasury 1,101
shares preferred at cost.of $108,660 and 19,444 common at cost of
and
surplus,
common
stock
total,
$35,835,012.—V.
169,
p.
2748.
Herber. D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
a statistical issue on
MonaayJ.
Other
& Smith.Copyright 1949 by Will*am B Dana Company
Reentered
in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-
William B, Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 8, N. 'Y., REctor 2-9570.
Manager.Published twice a week [every Thursday
(general news and advertising Issue)
with
Office)
SHEET
Government
$147,725), Ur$257,825,
\
Salle
$55.05
1949
$100), $15,000,000; surplus (earned), $20,635,879; total, $51,043,384.
'.Declares $48
3*/4%
$14,738,470 $15,732,533
preferred
and
matter
Union,
On
and
debt,
President; William D. Rlggs, Business
St., Chicago 3, HI. (Telephone State 0613): I Drapers' Gardens, London,
E. C., England,
February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., uijder the Act «f March 3. 1879.
$35.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $38.00 per year.
Other Countries, $42.00 per year.
La
par
Earned
25,780
1949
Seibert,
S.
second-class
American
and
stock
term
$157,565
$74.07
30,
1
•;
$65,422,341.
stock,
JUNE
preferred stock,
payable July
1, 1949,
$262,500; Federal income tax. $145,005; 7% cumulative nonvoting pre¬
ferred stock, (par $100), $15,000,000; common stock
(150,000 shares,
BALANCE
,
and
debits,
7,145,814
132,732
—103,286
"1
—$14,738,470 $15,732,563
„
SHEET,
7"
'
$446,775; investment in E. I. du Ponf de Nemours
& Co. common stock
(12,199,200 shares), $44,659,257; investment in
Othc/ companies (at cost), $5,937,352; total, $51,043,384.
/
! /
Inventory
-
June 30/49 Dec. 31/48
<
Current
$1,873,174
$2.91
BALANCE
.
.
ASSETS—Utility
$84,406;
124,216
499,650
$10,269
.
$74.01
$1,260,787
Accounts payable
:———
—
/
Accrued interest7•
...
$2,324,233
•
r
$2,011 /-
$94.09
LIABILITIES-^.
$2,374,780
501,606
-
•
Total
Res.
INTERIM
915,000
$1.94
539,3i5
:»
;——
Patents, trade-tinarks and goodwill—:
571,326
,
$2,416,312
f $3.02
share__
800,000
on
/
130,205
528,201
,
Govt, obligations at cost and accrued int.
Deferred
$2,946,106
'
S.
Froperty,
1946
$3,329,916
501,606
common
E?rns. per ccm.
U.
pfd.
—
Net avail, for
70p,000
$1,026;993
121,347
COMPARATIVE
Other
1947
$2,825,839
;'
Demand
1664.
$3,162,899
$2,917,918
-r
Receivables
Inventories'
1943
346,645
—____
stock
170, p.
Calendar Years
$3,264,563
shares
ASSETS—
$17,579,200 $17,014,637 $15,792,009 $13,539,722
'14,314,637
13,851,738
12,462,153
10,593,616
income
income
t
$36,427
paid———outstanding
Earnings per shares—
Co.—Earnings—
July 31,'49
revenues
Oper.
22,000
interest,
'
12 Mos. End.
.
(est.)
j.
—
dividends
Capital
authority to teil
maturity
to
filed
of $27,000,000 in
Central Illinois Light
Gross
for
as
by amendment.
The net proceeds
applied to the payment of short-term borrowings which have
to finance f'rst strges of an expansion program estimated
be
used
______
■
.$14,121
..
BALANCE
Miscellaneous
.Net
company
reserve
,
surp.
27,123
36,872
,
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.—To Issue Debs.
The
in
'
the company paid $37 per share in each
43,333
-
$6,000,000
increase
"
The directors
share.
per
'
.ASSETS—Cash,
756,696
$519,110
—
Operating
com.
Earned
Net
Earnings per com. share'
•LIABILITIES—Dividend
1949
30—
sales
Depreciation
Net
104,798
169, p. 2748.
"Six
Net
1949—6 Mos.—1948
$554,356
6.629
$6,899,616
lp3,I25
,
.
(
(& Sub.)—Earnings—
debt
$5,577,103
income. ^——
notes,payable
on
'
(par
66,707
long-term
on
Federal
v
bids
$3,552,000
"
Childs Co.
$1,321,756
income
"
•
•
1949—3 Mos.—1948
Depreciation
Int.
/
said
of
receive
1949
and
/
1933.—V.
$63,972,805 $57,786,150
20,397,683
7,309,499
12 Months Ended June 30—
par
Exchange—
preferred
Period End. June 20—
-
of
1,
,
$100) was admitted to
the list of the San Francisco Stock Exchange at the
opening of busi¬
ness
Aug. 12, 1949.
There are presently ■.-outstanding 250,000 shares
of this issue.
The dividend rate is $4.20 per year.
/.This company whose tractors and other earth-moving equipment are
distributed', throughout the world, has a manufacturing plant
at
San Leandro, Calif.
The main plant is located at Peoria, LI.—V. 170,
p. 395.
*
»
■ *
'^
: ■
' ■ '
;.
issue
cars
8
York
1949—12 Mos.—1943
$1,350,334
-
common
.
are
will
company
mittee. had
252,493
income
(net)
,
'
and
two-sevenths
~
Lsted
*
tDeficit.
mortgage
32,801
______
income
.
1948.
-
Pere
Ry., the predecessor company,
in
notified holders of the certificates
1,556,492
taxes—_
Earnings per jhare
7,259.606. shares'
$0.74
which
$2.06
and
outstanding after merger of Chesa-.
Marquette, and after allowing for preferred
Deposit Agreement Terminated—
Aug.
(&
2,800,986
$0.48
strike
a
16.476,471
$1.92
.
general
1,62b,542
income
Gross
value common stock now
outstanding, and after preferred dividend requirements.
NOTE—Operations for the seven months ended July 31, 1948 reflect
the
for
Edward
170,>
4,942,766
Income
$109,929 263
10,523,023
3,764,480
on
15,452,403
$0.31
/
shares
of
The company on Aug. 12 applied to the Interstate Commerce Com¬
mission for authority to issue the $3,552,000 of
equipment trust cer¬
tificates.
■:
'
::
308.313
'.'v;
.
.
959,915
—
2,471,911
Nil
requirements..
$4,738,000.
5,131,002
_
Deduction,
1949—7 Mos.—1948
1,883,171
""
com.
share
$152,525
share
number
on
$148,000 beginning April 1, 1950.
Dividend rate is to be determined
competitive bidding.
No bid for less than 99 will be considered.
1.762,772
_i
operating
Other
i
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Sales & Earnings Rise—
Earns,
23,636,255
'
■
*
10,085,571
22,259,503
Ohio
&
(2)
has been elected Chairman of the Board and"
elected President to succeed his brother, the
Net
taxes.
9,981,083
4,293,082
*
in charge of sales and
and Mr. Haber is a former Vice-President in charge cf
The corporation,
world's largest producers of cashmere
has mills in Cleveland and offices in New York.
after
1,474,455
809,696
dated Oct.
.
Amort, of plant acquisi¬
tion adjustments
Taxes, other than Fed.
} Mr.
advertising
Profit
1,421,171
com.
.
187,031,574
of
will
for
Deprec.atjon
production.
Saloj
per
The
/v-//
1949—3 Mos.—1948
resale
Other
194.
p.
Haber, founder of the company.
Straus was formerly Vice-President
'Period
11,605,759
•
ment Trust Certificates—
Corporate
-
Aug.
on
,/v:;/:;./
Maintenance
preferred
Een
products,
certificates
purchase
income
W.
10,820,000
taxes
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Bids
•
common
stockholders in accordance with plan of
authorizing
the
issuance
of
$48,731,000
general
3V4% series due 1987 and $10,739,925 non-interest
revenues
Power
Cashmere Corp. of America—New
President, Etc.—
Lawrence
'.14,000 Cr2,084,279
$"""$'
Operation—.
$22.76
dividends, it is
planned,
to make such distributions
twice a year, and dividends of 35 cents
per share of class A stock and
8.96 cents per share of class B stock were
recently declared from avail¬
income.—V.
174,989,045
income" 1—1
by
Period End. June 30—
year's
M.
Proposed
—.
Central & South West Corp.
compared
as
of preferred,
1349—7 Mos.,—1948
$
28,653,516
be
Jersey
special
a
591.
taxe§_.__
oper.
accruals
to
(3)
bonds,
bearing interest
p. 591.//
30,
remaining after the payment
subject to charter restrictions,
investment
at
p.
19,794,773
Pacific
income
able
stock
B
mortgage
per share of class A, and $0.70 per
hare of class B on Dec. 31, 194H.
•'
>
While it has been the policy in recent
years near the end of the year
to pay in dividends on the class A and class B stocks all the
net
$4,567,987
were
the
170,
gondola
stockholders
modification;
share
per
587%
York.—V.
,
.
,
„
New
income-
railway
dividend
reports net
assets
per
$4,577,396
New
in
NOTE—July, 1948 net income includes net debit of $936,300 repre¬
senting accruals for. one-seventh of possible deficiency in income and
excess profits taxes years 1939-1945, and interest thereon to Dec. 31,
1947, less -potential income tax saving on such interest,
Period to
July 31, .1948 net income includes net debit of $1,872,600 representing
(1)
changing the presently authorized 300,000 shares 1 of
stock, $100 par value, to 460,00 shares, $50 par yalue, and
classifying such shares into 185,000 shares of class A stock and 275,000,
shares of class B stock; (2) authorizing the issuance of class A stock
and scrip certificates to general mortgage bondholders ■ and issuance
,
$126.15
1,672,320
$1,062,319
interest
5V? %
Bank
common
value of
provision
<.
of
T rust
consider
assets, before deducting funded debt, of
1949, as compared with $6,755,440 at Dec. 31,
equivalent to 576% for the 3% debenture
share of preferred stock, $22.13 per -share of class A stock
at
Net
1948.
$6,240,303
2,105,549
The
17.
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago, is trustee.
The net proceeds will be used to finance the purchase
The
1949.
corporation
$6,682,946
427,289
$1,091,728
..
RR.
Changes—
NOTE—Net profit on sale of securities for six months ended June 30,
1949 (after taxes applicable thereto) amounted to
$65,100, as against"
$248,000 in 1948 and $55,801 in 1947.
if
—
Central
the corporation
of Federal income tax thereon. Since as at June
30, 1949 the
the corporation's net assets were not sufficient to
permit the
of
$1,489,609
559,824
2.
p.
Aug.
on
applicable to accrued and unpaid
being made on the 5% debentures
Co. 'm New York and on the
inc.'
ry.
proposed
com¬
liability for Federal income tax in
income from dividends and interest, thereby relieving
tion
$1,651,553
profits
'-Calculated
$22,656
regulated investment
a
a
to
129,680
income
170,
announced
1949—Month—1948
31-
Canadian
exc.
"Earns,
Definitive first and refunding mortgage bonds, • series "R" 3% due
1, 1979,-are available in exchange for temporary bonds at the
Bankers Trust Co., New
York, N. Y., and at Old Colony Trust Co.,
Boston, Mass.—V. 170, p. 299.
net income,
tit has been the policy of the cor¬
regulated investment company and when permitted by its
pay out in dividends in each year substantially all its net
as
29,135
$6,129,695
110,612
deducs—_
&
National
Chase
at
Net
2,757,000
38,389
&
March
of the above
respect
poration,
2,898,000
$6,553,265
other
Bank
Hanover
Net
Central Maine Power Co.—Definitive Bonds
Ready—
.
$87,756
/
•
587,000
$1,460,473
and
Other
2,156,804
678,000
income..
&
—V.
1,534
$125,192
^Corporation has elected to be taxed
pany
.■
1,506
$135,373
for
2,501,091
13.033
19,741
.
til,089
Net
588,218
$1,613,163
._
Exchange
been designated as
debentures and is
income,——,¥Tr
S.
'<
26,213
'Taxes
■
U.
2,242,076
income-——
met)
Jan.
1, 1948, and optional 5J/2%,
are being quoted ex-interest in
$1,000 principal amount of debenture,
1954,
per
$
1,387,841
,_i
taxes
Gross
Int.
$133,642
17,250
Interest
General
1,817,990
2,700,997
Gross
,
$183,452
_______
649,290
Curb
due
15,
$100
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—July Earnings-
Fed,
tax
Sept.
or
the
Period End. July
3,229,224
1,758.455
————_
oper.
Net
t
York
series
due
10%
has
on
Central
peake
$11,784
______
•
ihcome
of
debentures
595,857
1946
167,'883
_
income
than
at
2,089,941
;
other
Other
1947
1348
New
payment
i'
purch._
gas
581,568
,■
$15,563
..
Dividends
Other
1949
103.
p.
$6,099,007 $27,529,113 $24,190,958
706,874
Federal
capital.
debentures
series
amount
1949—12 Mos.—1948
370,453
V' income
Capital Administration Co., Ltd.—Earnings—
6
5%
debentures
Service Co.- -Earnings—
461,435
Taxes,
-
proceeds will be added
The
170,
3
Central States Electric Corp.—Ex-Distribution—
-
Letter—Future
Corp. below.—V.
Depreciauon
approved the sale of $250,000 4% 10Cochran Murray & Co., Ltd., Toronto,
serial trust debentures to
year
'
(687)
depre¬
the
1949—3 Mos.—1948
revenues—
Operation :■•/' V" ■;/' '?■
/
Co., Ltd.-—Debentures Approved
July 28
on
•
Circular
Maintenance
(anadian Ice Machine
for
reserves
the
See
100,000
„,
590.
P.
CHRONICLE
interest
Thomas & Company
170,
FINANCIAL
Chris-
Company
.
&
Descriptive
Financing Planned—
Amount
Writer &
tensen, Inc.
150,000
data
purchasers,
are
COMMERCIAL
liabilities, $5,494,413; deferred credits, $237,844;
ciation, etc.-$14,953,509; total, $65,422,341.
The Robinson-Humphrey
250,000
Mullaney, Weils & Co
250,000
Otis & CO
-1—- 1,000,000
further
and
company,
Peters,
.$4,750,000
_
Dempsey & Company—.
& Marshall
principal
Name—
''
CP.'#'V -JX
Foster
also
indebtedness
of
purchased by each
Amount
Name—
Inc.
payment
several
the
with
1979
the
of
names
affiliated
is
Halsey,. Stuart &
See
the
program.
UNDERWRITERS—The
none
to
and
program
THE
and advertisements must be made In New York funds.
4
THE
(688)
Coleman Co., Inc.—Omits Common Dividend—
The
directors
on
Aug.
16
53 Ya cents per slmre on the
of record Aug. 26, but took
of
dividend
a
each
cents
laft.—V.
the
on
the
on
the
action
no
this
time
stock
common
income
Other
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Engineering-Superheater, Inc.
from
income
operations
less
deductlons-
Income
Connecticut Railway & Lighting Co.—Earnings—
1949
Period End. June 30—
Operating
*$5,027,046
———
Monday, August 22, 1949
Subs.)
(&
for
Total
2311.
__J—
Provision
for
-
U.
S.
Federal,
State and
foreign taxes
inc.
on
Federal
$5,231,634
———
—
Other
2,296,776
Consolidated
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co.—Quarterly Report—
6 Months Ended June 30—
sales
Cost
"After
Gross
profit +,
Operating expenses,
for
•'
'
Net
income
40,060,017
32,698,939
etc.
Income
taxes
P
•
—;
from
domestic
33,873,711
28,652,306
1,939,041
2,827,417
.
-
'
'
'
' '
No.
Prov.
776,828
foreign subsidiaries...—.
'less
taxes
credits
721,208
12,025
inc.
25,000
was
foreign
for
paid)
Net Income
"Total
fron
in
for
res.
transferred
•Earned
per
^Earned
inventory
earned
to
World-wide
oales
the
for
first
with $151,957,927
compared
.-
.
half
the
in
1949
of
first
half
1948.
of
six
months
Domestic
sales
1949
of
6
July
July
the
—V.
170,
The
income
net
tories
and
the preceding year.
of
$5,298,464
commihnent;
is
cost
to
write
the
after
market
or
of all
down
lower
whichever
inven¬
pound
a
The
at
June
June
$
U.
Government
S.
Accounts
ecrities,
receivable,
Inventories
less
at
cost
7,200,000
15,109,500
1,699,029
7,521,845
595,304
7,383,965
32,736,709
30,628,584
2,812,500
3,000,000
4,000,000
subsidiaries
Miscellaneous
1
investments
Property, plant and equipment
Goodwill, trade-marks, etc...
(net)
—
the
be
373,143
shares
106,274,122
...
annual
liability
securities
to
1949,
$3,50
preferred
for
V
taxes—1948,
$4 001.900)
liabilities
Common
deducting U. S. Govt.
liability
and
Reserve for inventory
14,244,172
4,373,127
dccl'ne
2,100.000
stock
(125 000 shares, no
par)
(1,997.910 shrres, no par)..
12,500,000
12,500,000
24,973,950
3,002,993
45,087,721
•
—V.
169,
,
'
*
"
'
incl.
other
inc..,
Depreciation
notes
on
Other
Fed.
deductions
&
Com.
State
r
\
,
'
inc.
255,000
t?252.R56
562,800
$366,014
562,800
Nil
$0.65
share.
com.
182,000
*13,557
721^000 f
$243,646
$1,070,710
562,800
562,800
$0.43
*$1.85
Deferred
requirements
preferred
on
stock
then
outstanding.
May 28' 1949- the company's earned
surplus aggregated
$13553,331, as compared with
$13,946,887, at Feb. 26, 1949, the end
cf the
company's previous fiscal year.
Canadian
Subsidiary,
Collins
profIt after taxes of
A0a
May 28, 1949.—V. 170,
&
Aikman
of
Canada,
Ltd.,
$92,009 for the three months
Colon Development Co.,
Ltd.—Stockholders
$6 per Share—
New
York
re-
ended
with
informed
was
shares
at
today that the
Anglo-Saxon Petroleum
$6
mu°t
shares
execute
by
the
with
Colon
of
of
provisions
of Clauses
Clause
6.
6
if
and
at
Co.,
to
it
St.,
in
be
in
90%
of
give
notice
An8lo-Saxon
obligation
Athefeby be terminated
that Anglo-Saxon
to
the
will
shareholders,
company
S"ded
64,883
announces
I
does
not
shareholders
ordinary
within
shares
three
weeks
that the purchase
its
liability
acceptances
cost,
to
and
through
have
affected
affected,
by
public
of
shares
either
share
Irving
to
production
$494,988
for
party
certifi¬
Trust
five
Co.
weeks
compared
with
1949, and 347,945
p 103.
170,
'
etc..
July 23,'48
a
and
program
amounted
_•
1,932,104
64,597,681
_„l___„____L_:„$4b0,500,943
holders
will
assets,
has
and
its
the
the
receive
0.55
receiving
District
of
this
of
Corp.
to
of
Central
Illinois
share
of
quartely
through
public
stock
paid
the
Common¬
has heretofore been
and
the
the
shares
common
in
35,000
kilowatt
East
year
of
for
the
on
this
the
New
off
pay
time
Stock
1949
were
the
at
stock
annual
have
the
at
stock
common
of
outstanding
rate
been
rate
of
paid
had ^ operation
—v.
capacity
Peoria. this
on
that
in
temporary
$2.20
Conde Nast Publications
Net
before
earns,
sixth
a
order
bank
into
went
and
year,
unit
of
service
V.
.
to
finance
loans
which
its
at
construction
July 31
1949
Inc.—Earnings—
1948
1947
$2 825 OOo
939,936
1,475,033
l'595'ooo
J$0.86
t$0.93
*$1.47
*$1.59
1,005,894 shares outstanding on June 30.
tBased
outstanding.
iBased on 1,004,582 shares
July 23,'48
share
the
375 stores,
com¬
the
capital
held
as
transfer
is
will
of
vote
stock
issued
as
record
Sept.
from
a
on
Sept.
8
cn
to
dividend
17. .The
proposal
a
$3,000,000
stock
as
to
$6,000,000,
of
Increase
Oct.
improve,
June
to
30
■- v.+
■
,.
July 31—
1949—Month—1948
$1,619,329
1949—6 Mos.—1948
$2,049,049 $17,539,807 $18,256,706
Michigan
by
the
increase
of
p!an
the
pointed
of
of
and
in
has
Saginaw
July
on
$1,161,000
that
that
out
dissolution,
fact
denied
in
had
1
rehearing
a
rate
gas
of
case
the
granted
com¬
supplementing
revenues,
gas
this
because
rate
approximately
held
stock
common
Commission
Lansing
Commission
the
$1,800,000 granted earlier
in the year.
New rates
the $1,161,000 increase become effective immediately.
accomplish
was
Service
of
The
increase
an
It
Public
Cities
company.
by
Commonwealth
to
Southern
&
is significant in view of the
shares of Consumers Power Co.
increase
4,000.000
will
Commonwealth
stockholders
preferred
the
of
about
be
Oct.'
distributed
1
in
£0
Com¬
accordance
with
the
plan.
Consumers Power also has before the Michigan Commission
application for $6,600,000 in an electric rate increase.—V. 170, p. 492.
Container
Corp. of America
Period End. June 30—
Net
profit
income
taxes
Prov. for
Net
1949—6 Mos.—1948
inc.
$3,392,169
$5,822,367
$6,799,959
1,002,435
1,289,088
2.212,527
2,584,048
$1,635,527
Fed.
per
Subs.)—Earnings—
$2,637,962
$2,103,081
$3,609,840
$4,215,911
$1.56
$2.02
$3.45
$4.05
taxes
profit
Earns,
(&
1949—3 Mos.—1948
Federal
bef.
share_
com.
CONSOLIDATED
will
quarter,
BALANCE
'
ASSETS—
June 30,'49 Dec. 31,'48
Cash
U.
SHEET
$7,602,004
—
S.
securities—
Govt,
and
Inventories
Cash
—
U. S. Govt, securs.
&
Investments
and
$7,521,586
6,775,369
set
advances:
8,630,364
2,025,204
for improv.
aside
4,918,005
7,230,732
—
2,236,451
5,199,364
receivable
notes
4,350,000
;;
Foreign subsidiaries not consolidated
950,000
950,000
—_
323,932
4,164,877
4,050,794
55,571,056
52,725,650
24,902,036
23,728,028
1,196,996
1,188,846
1
-
182,206
.+
—
1
Land
Buildings,
Reserves
machinery,
for
and
depreciation
Deferred
and
(Cr)—
—
charges
Goodwill
equipment
patents
$65,995,773 $63,167,601
.Jl
LIABILITIES—
Accounts
payable
$1,376,579
2,025,731
-—
Accrued
wages and other liabilities————
Reserve
for
Dividends payable
Reserve
for
cline
Preferred
Common
other
841,046
98,900
future inventory price de¬
contingencies.
1,110,522
1,110,522"
10,000,000
stock
10,000,000
19,809,480
—
stock
______x———-x—++-
Paid-in
2,548,978
——-~i
possible
and
$1,910,061
2,026,327
adjustments
surplus
surplus
19,809,480
3,829,851
;
stock
in
treasury
(Br)
3,829,851
25,146,695
23,962,511
170,458
—
102,702
—
Total
$65,995,773 $63,167,601
NOTES—Sales
compared
1948,
decrease
a
Working
be
as compared
one
each
effected
with 50
the present outstanding stock.—V. 167, p. 2359.
An
since
months
$65,063,188
ended
for
the
June
30,
1949
corresponding
were
$55,-
period
ia
14.9%.
increased
first
the
of
six
with
of
capital
amount
the
for
of
$1,789,319
the
and
earned
surplus
increased
year
has been set up as a reserve for adjust¬
portion of this amount is represented by a reserve
for maintenance which will be expended in the last six months of
the
ments. A
$2,026,327
substantial
the
$10,
1949 for
of
rate of 25 cents per share each
on
$6 325,155
year
increase
par
3.
$3,000,000 from surplus to capital account.
anticipated that dividends on the increased stock will
quarterly
$5,353,739
1
$1,184,184
to be
436,486
104 and 301.
362,920
1,005 outstanding.—
'
1880.-
stockholders
$5,888,668
1946
863,489
share
$5,353,739
—
-
741,
p.
Preferred
Connecticut General Life Insurance
Co.—To Increase
Capitalization—To Pay Stock Dividend of 100%
r.ew
500,000
securities
kilowatt
earnings after taxes
369, p.
x
inventories
cf
construction
60,000
$2,240,033
on
3,655,000
at
$1,546,936
shares
value
in
profit
Earned
1949
share—
551,111
2,071,993
3,475,000
—
investment
of
capital
on
170, p.
this
miles, including
$1,465,489
com.
$12,666,773
2,142,568
Consumers Power Co.—Gas Rate Increased—
and
taxes
Earns, per
32,247
$11,472,573
Other
customers
be
6 Mos. Ended June 30—
1948
$11,470,701 $12,634,526
1,872
-
net
168,
The
regularly
is
Net
1949
payable
Accounts
$2,005,000, approximately $4,500,000 additional cash will
provided before the end of 1950.
To the extent neces¬
proposed
to
issue
additional
securities of
a
type
not
yet determined.
'.V
7
[See also Central Illinois
Light Co. above.]—V. 170, p. 591.
to
it
for
Under¬
1449.
1,282,707
dissolu¬
first
York
for operation in 1952.
Interconnections with other
operation
for
emergency
power,
and
for
supple¬
the DeKalb-Sycamore division.
estimates
p.
Subs.)—Earnings—
—
taxes
decline
held
fifth
at
covering
share
Delaware.
company
list
to
this
169,
11
per
company.
2,068,892
an
Illinois Light
Oct.
1
in
approved by the Securities and
enforcement
ordered
by the United
Southern
station
Y.—V.
N.
Aug.
on
$11.75
the
2,115,165
about
share
each
for
800,000
of
at
of
1,252,500
been
available
on
York,
New
Co.,
the SEC
offered
President
1,282,816
146,253,000
18,704,791
to
have
It
170, p. 591.
94,196,585
74.81G.782
dissolution
stock
later
in
supply
the
of
1,876,298
28,383,611
4,351,922
miscellaneous
plan
being
unit
company
The
July 30,'49
Balance
.$400,500,943
villages.
are
mental
week
Sinking fund requirements lor six months
11,924,556
—
—_
scheduled
systems
672,700,000
to
same
592.
501,266
sales
from
Period End.
generating
capacitv
totals
185.000
kilowatts
in
steam
Peoria,
East
Peoria, Springfield and DeKalb.
A
started
authorized
—30 Weeks Ended—
-
/M.1949' th0 r,?mpa"y
year earlier.—V.
pared with 485
be
elec¬
Consolidated Retail Stores, Inc.—July Sales—
--Ir'■*"-"%>"A'?■"
May#l2 said ifp part:
&
&
profit
Profit
the
barrels,
"$11,730359 $12,288,418-$94,845,198
$95,378,047
figure.
on
Wallace
"Based
the
4
5'—
S.
capacity,
582
weeks ended June
27,
weeks ended
May 31, 1949.—V.
July 30.'49
-j* Corrected
R.
will
announces that the purchase
buy and that of shareholders
4 Weeks Ended—-
r*r
Co.,
surplus
made
Fox
future
CONSUMERS POWER CO.
1949
other
made
are
turbine
The
Trust
Colonial Stores, Inc.—Corrected
Sales—
*
the
Higher Rate—
a
that
to
all
without
}' for tbe 'our
1943 amounted
barrels
barrels for the four
all
without
return
Production Reported at
The
the
,L°ndcn and New York
n-mla«UAe be provides, tbaA 5f
i!
not
completed its
-
number, of
steam
offer.
of
Irving
completed.
will
cates
notice
and
at
the
.p.
-
for
Net
will
at
on
Dividends
Electric
amounted
in
170,
with
be
to
Hirschfield,
income
30,
square
stations
week
ft.
cu.
file;d
was
stock
common
Norman
Prov.
applicable to the
Light
Co.
serves
92,710
electric
71,564 gas customers in an area of
nearly 2,000
to
deliver
share
1949,
quarterly
years."
Central
Illinois
cities
of
basis
to
for
being
dividends
share.
Inc.—-Output—-
distribution
Commonwealth
27
sary
•/.nglo-8axon Petroleum may
not
the
28,
being
share
per
per
and paying agent, One Wall
their
of
7
Sept.
acceptances from at least 75%
and together
holding at least
lUS?
except
W
Exchange on or about Oct. 1, 1949.
"Earnings for 12 months ending July 31,
for
nominee,
and
Court
is
717,700,000
for
of Central Illinois
paid
30, 1949,
$2.48 per share.
or
Storage
of
.
common
is
an
Development ^desiring
acceptance
Plan
Commonwealth
plan
Anglo-
certificates, according to
^ e» no,tic® states that the price payable for each share
transferred to Anglo-Saxon
under the offer is to be
paid through
Irving Trust Co. not later than Oct.
31, 1949, or within two weeks
acceptance of the offer, whichever
date is later, subject to the
will
being
are
ending June
preferred
Commission
of
The
tion
79
form
a
vJSS^f vrus.fc Co-» depositary
York, N.
together
its
or
share.
per
„of the ordinary
accept the offer
Y.,
Offered
Ltd.
has
mailed
from London,
England,
the ordinary shares
of The Colon Development
td-' B°t already held by
of
1'
addition
District
the same
in
gas
decrease of 6.3%.—V.
Sales
and
Commonwealth
Exchange
and
Exchange
Co-
holders of
acquire Colon
New
share
Co.,
the
on
liabilties
the
preferred..
States
that local
announced
depreciation
Dividend
_•
Longley's letter
$3.02
Curb
leum
offer to
Power
stockholders
each
assets
earned
Commonwealth
Application
The
for
of common stock
'
"The
of
for
approximately
Consumers
preferred
Stockholders Also Get Central Illinois
Light Co. Data
wealth
17
Provision
describing the
The preferred stockholders of Commonwealth are also
Information letter from J. A.
Longlry, President of Central
"All
492.
p.
and
accrued
in
$80,237
interest
pany
credits
common
$94,360
notification
of
F.
P.
monwealth
of
^
of
folder
dissolution,
of
stock
AT JUNE
Total
Mr.
**
plan
debt
accordance
$93,600
Provision
-
Michigan Gas
Rcserves^—depreciation
Co.
depletion of
Total
Bond
on Aug.
12
Commonwealth
Stock
Current and
"III—
loss.
The
months
$11,290,955,
accrued
stock
$32,600
Profit from operat'ons
Income
from
investments
asked
term
$177,300
Consolidated Paper Corp. Ltd. (&
Co.,
The
—_
J'
"I~_"
Crl35,000
per
Long
20,50a
$135,800
Expend,
12
were
in
24,100
6 Months Ended June 30—
share.
f
Sub.)—Earnings—
15.272^'.:
.i.—,
divIdend
tNet
of
of
shares
writer:
LIABILITIES—
May 28, '49 May 29, '48 May 31, '47 May 31, '46
01,655
$806,809
$573,014
$1,941,782
197.804
185,795
147,368
' 136,515
73,125
'
taxes
Earns,
stockholders
.1.
Preferred
(&
profit
shs.
outstdg..—
Net
Power
41,105,923
(Excluding Canadian Subsidiary)
Quarter Ended—
Int.
Consumers
debits
Common
1
m
"Collins & Aikman Corp.
Profit,
of
common
per
,
Current and
1,158,000
4,800
,
130,500
with
a
account of
$355,840,854
Investment
Deferred
compared
letter
1,600
the
—V.
2101.
p.
n»♦"..]!*"'
i
$2
ASSETS—
106,274,122 102,644,884
—
ft.,
A
Consumers Power Co. Data—
CONDENSED BALANCE SHEET
•
1,546,700
14,300
—0.4
common
AS
.
distribution
Local
217,132,000
Total
Tofcal
% Change
3.000,000
24,973.950
Capital surplus
Earned surplus
1948
+3.2
common
13,688,391
4,335,286
reserves
price
3,002,993
stock
stock
ccmmon
(affr
equal
$3,300,000;
-
Deferred
the
Earnings for the
LIABILITIES—
Current
1947
$1,235,200
107,000
Aug.
on
preceding year,
Commonwealth's
Consumers
of
1948
$1,859,200
taxes
company
cu.
preferred
Consumers
on
rate
1949
1,464,600
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York,
+1.5
preferred, in addition to 0.55 share
Light Co., and $1 in cash.
102,644,884
Corp.—Earnings—
169, p. 1880.
+4.5
Commonwealth
of
to
2.80 shares of
Dividends
Total
the
distributed
of
168,278
$451,657
—
208,969,000
214.710,000
President
16,000
to
53,530
$401,788
Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp.—Files With SEC—
Whiting,
Pursuant
Investments—
Foreign
to
23,967
$246,673
profit
216,098,000
Southern Corp. a "get-acquainted" letter and
property and business of Consumers Power Co.
28,773,243
2,037,933
;
income
i 12,157,000
&
12,148,473
20,978,809
reserve
__
Prepaid expenses
mailed
24,676
tricity for the week ended Aug. 14, 1949, amounted to 203,900,000
kwh., compared with 186,700,000 kwh. for the corresponding week of
last year, an increase of 9.2%.
591.
R.
$283,279
$1,721,700
216,364,000
p.
97,081
378,003
$230,731
221,473,000
Justin
11,438,447
6,500,000
_
$619,935
225,866,000
—
Stockholders Receive
$
17,931,522
$455,318
"Includes deprec. and
—V.
this
30, '49 Dec. 31, '48
ASSETS—
Net
2101.
p.
weekly kilowatt hour output of electric energy of subsidiaiies
corporation adjusted to show general business conditions of
territory served for the week ended Aug. 11, 1949, amounted to 319,335,123 as compared with 309,115,849 for the
corresponding week in
1948, an increase of 10.219,274 or 3.31%.
COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET
Cash
169,
Tne
of
$270,641
282,772
with provision
compares
Commonwealth & Southern Corp.—Weekly Output—
,
336,656
$255,408
-
deductions
Federal
corporation had net assets of $7,114,600 as at July 31, 1949.
outstanding were up 31% during the first seven months of
1949, with July the biggest month in sales in history.—V. 169, p. 1988.
for
reserve
338,888
and expenses
deductions 'net)
Other
This
10 cents a pound at December 31,
1948 and 6
30, 1949.
<
inventory price decline was reduced $900,000 at
June 30, 1949 through a transfer to earned surplus, leaving a balance
in the reserve of $2,100,000.
At June 30, 1948, the reserve for in¬
ventory price decline was reduced $1,250,000.
cents
$116,430
168,944
sales
"Costs
1949
Shares
approximately
was
of
quarter
Commonwealth Investment Co.—Net Assets—
to coat of sales.
In addition income has been
charged with a provision for payments in connection with the re¬
duction in soap selling prices announced July 16, 1949.
The market
price of tallow, the principal raw material used by the company,
$101,697
169,308
6 Months Ended June 30—
June
at
by a charge
1949
which
1949
23
share in
per
second
corresponding period of 1948.—V.
30
SI.88
the
for
taxes
$891,200,
was
13
20,
,
income
Week Ended—
Aug.
$86,100
net—
income
The
Aug.
195,239
273,734
169, p. 1983.
Net
Following are the kilowatt-hour output totals of the past four weeks
and percentage comparisons with 1948:
;
$103,640,582, or $8,157,715 lower than last year largely the result
selling price reductions. Foreign sales of $43,225,313 compare with
in 1343.
Net income for the six months was $5,298,464
$2.54 per
v
4
o* "cmmon
tork.
This compares with $3,978,572
or
i
$1.22
2,636,878
ago.
as
or
„
$3,213,582
$0.59
$2.51
were
/i
$1,563,757
2,636,878
$0.46
$1.83'
:
540,159,630
of
I
$1,200,101
2,636,878
$0.26
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Weekly Output—
5,228,572
182,021
Consolidated Cement
Electricity output of Commonwealth Edison Co. ana associated com¬
panies, excluding sales to other electric utilities for the week ended
Aug. 13, showed a 4.5% increase over tne corresponding week a year
$146,865,895
were
—V.
1949f-6 Mos.—1948
2,636,878
Federal
$2,140,800 for
1,250,000
6,198,464
$2.54
$2.99
surplus—'&—^
------—
Net
$446,800 which compares with provision of $791,000 for the corre¬
1948.
Provision for Federal income taxes for the
first
696,208
3,978,572
900,000
decline—
price
<mare
share
per
764,803
5,298,464
foreijn dividends.—
for period..
income
net
tTotal
$701,800
for
taxes
income
Income
2101.
p.
Corp.—Earnings—
share
per
51,912
4,828,865
;
chgs.
shares
com.
47,006
income,
Gross
$2.98
—
1949—3 Mos.—1948
taxes
taxes__
$2,873,496
sponding quarter of
of
Reduction
of
"Provision
income from
for
taxes
after
taxes
Earned
Foreign—
Dividend
profit
and
3,282,364
4,533,661
operation
Solvents
Period End. June 30—
"Net
shares net outstdg.R
(965,441
104,750
local
Net oper.
61,362
—-—
—.———
deducting depreciation provision of $399,571.—V. 169,
Commercial
Provision
stockholders
57,572
income
&
Other
—
sales
Of
minority
to
earnings
•;
Earnings per share
139,874
depreciation—
$2,934,858
———
Net
•*.-*!.
103,640,582 111,798,297
.L
63,580,565
77,924,586
■.*
applicable
—
:;
•-:r<-'--'V•/>
Domestic—
Net
Earnings
1948
1949
earnings
77,820
$5,744,042
4,832,522
201,280
81,762
93,239
368,807
$2,836,352
& maint
Federal
S,ate
-
$6,143,737
$3,090,639
2,497,166
revenue
exps.
Prov,
1949—12 Mos.—1948
1949—6 Mos.—1948
2,385,231
revenue
Oper.
204,588
35
June 3,
March 5 and
on
of
distributions
Quarterly
Net
the declaration
on
&
CONSOLIDATED INCOME STATEMENT 6 MOS. ENDED JUNE 30,
quarterly
usual
at
stock.
common
m~de
were
169, p.
Combustion
<
dividend of
preferred stock, payable Sept. 12 to holder?
declared
COMMERCIAL
by
.
be/at
cents
Unit Increases Facilities—
This
corporation
California
and
Jason
will
has
Container
equipment
of
continue
at its present
announced
Corp.,
the
to
has
that
leased
Bemis-Jason
manufacture
its
the
wholly owned subsidiary,
folding carton machinery
Co.,
San
Francisco,
its
line
of
location.—V. 169, p. 2641.
Calif.
corrugated
Bemis-
specialties
Continental Baking Co. (&
-
and
Net
70,061,249
73,018,653
68,833,594
$4,254,077
incl. degree.™
expenses,
profit
Other
$5,311,958
75,217
202,553
132,743
$4,329,294
income
$5,514,511
225,645
218,296
Interest, amort. & prem. on debs.__
Provision
Federal
for
Amortization
of
transf.
Balance
income
Common shares
Earnings
537,714
537,714
$2,539,643
697,331
537,714
1,075,429
,—_
share_______.
Loans
banks
and
Sundry
Plant
at
Dec. 25, '48
$8,368,165
1,450,832
211,456
cost
Total
(less
52,496
depreciation)
$1,566,053
deductions for
savings
$2,208,173
386,375
693,670
interest
sundry
taxes
10,403
payable
Dividend
and
preferred
on
stock-.--
within
one
3%
of
amount
guaranty deposits
20-year 3 'k sinking fund debentures
stock
(1,075,429
347,929
14,884,000
14,750,000
(253,575 shs.
shares
no
25,357,500
1,000,000
9,145,331
no par)
par)
Earned surplus
per
<
sidiaries.
1830.
p.
Steel Corp.
Disct.
1049—3 Mos.—1948
1949—12 Mos.—1948
other
\vtut.ci'
$1.68
i
for
taxes
$7,137,174 $29,859,246 $27,938,595
18,303
common
' 94,440
28,063
96,803
sales
Cost
sub¬
Total
sales of
W.
Total
of
revs,
credits
Special Offering—A
5% convertible pre¬
Other
and
6,441.743
Net
for
335.412
123,377
517,536
2i6,000
295,000
1,319,000
899,000
Fed.
tax
inc.
26,312,816
6.340,606
has
also
appointed
been
parent firm.
Trent
He
also
was
Tube
charge
of
Co.
Troy, Wis.,
in charge of
elected
-$304,492
•Before net
12
months
adjustment of $93,773 for three month-, and $385,050 for
to bring
inventories in line with Current market prices.
CONSOLIDATED
BALANCE
ASSETS—Cash in banks and
,
securities—at
ernment
receivable,
ment
of
director
the
ret
SHEET
accrued
inventories,
aside
for
30,
additions
United
equipment
of
deferred
States
ox
will
make
a.so
his
(less
reserve
charges,
The
stocknoiders
authorized
They
headquarters
in
Pittsburgh.—V.
169,
will
to
on
3b
Aug.
stock
capital
consider
also
repurchase
wi.i
from
vote
amending
capital
stock
shares
tne
at
proposal
a
on
300,000
Delaware & Hudson Co.
(Includes The
Hudson
Period End. June 30—
Total
stock
held
in
p.
earned surplus, $8,237,857; cost of common
2749.
169.
treasury
(253
shares),
Dr$3,835;
revenues
S.
income
cnarter
permit
to
higher
price
a
and
Co.
its
the
than
deductions
Earnings
per
p.
com¬
169,
Nut
y24,b59
622,528
7,807
letter
Net
sales
$16,100,413
costs,
and
$17,491,441 $13,011,100
sell., gen. &
admin,
/
-
619,969
1,115,783
664,401
1,286,222
1,316,323
877,515
1,551,064
1,773,430
—V.
1,188,265
for
Plans
14,001,191
14,828,477
Prov. for inc. taxes (est.)
840,000
1,085,000
730,000
charges
4,325.366
204.51P,
prov.
—
oper.
12 Mos.—1348
1949-
next
other
Gross
2,401,266
4,816 960
4,734,061
2,540,571
556.604
499,052
4,784 ,591
1,144 ,241
4,319,301
1,017,106
793,783
€83,508
1,537 309
1,856 ,296
335 ,778
1,326,147
492 ,411
456,866
1,017,511
150,968
243,715
taxes—
r
754,089 i
175.668
228,228
■
$1,932,190
income
■
$1,434,046
43,874
income
income
175,000
Balance surplus
.
per
$1,084,222
$1,402,964
$963,766
$2.59
$3.35
$2.20
share_
com.
preferred dividend jequ'.rements and ba.ed on
101,113
$3,768,699
BALANCE
JUNE
SHEET,
ASSETS—
Cash
$1,098,029
$2,971,223
p.
172,500
345,000
$925,529
$2,626,228
1,385.120
1,162,600
1,395,120
$0.80
$1.88
$0.13
1949—3 Mos.—1948
alter charges
:
per
1949
sales
and
of
'.'
186,029
Inventory
7,566,873
$0.64
V
$0.15
other
and
assets
457,849
430,799
4,120,340
3,385,246
92,155
equipment—less depreciation
insurance,
$6,610,935
$6,958,698 $15,222,669 $14,897,074
4,729,430
398,467
377,809
$20,274,411 $17,937,025
LIABILITIES—
'
Other
$1,067,379
$754,384
postwar adju ts.
&
other
1,987,000
1,445,692
contingencies
stock
preference
2,238.513
1,600,000
2,024,000
759,758
$3,165,237
11,219
67,752
195,436
$3,232,989
7,221
$1,862,678
10,083
$4,022,651
30,508
419,000
703,550
1,218,000
1,494,100
$698,€01
$1,149,045
$2,001,373
106,064
44,357
212,128
$2,498,042
88,714
$0.78
$1.28
$2.23
$2.79
1,975,775
790,311
3,254,419
.
1,866,608
5,598.538
6,781,614
(est.)
profit
$3,827,215
for
depreciation
share
per
Advancement
announced
sale3.
Earl
J.
Mills,
sales
of
affecting
W.
two
17
key
by
of
Manager
the
the
to
Other
from,
operation.
income
1949
: j
.
$9,562,143
.
1,318,852
_________
,
'
1943
.1947
$6,146,046 $16,124,972
,
,
.
1,714,686 >
1,765,163
•
-1946
$2,275,189
1,302,898
•
.
Total
Taxes,
income
excl.
of
,
Net
P-eferred
Common
Com.
of
•For
$3,578,086
480,557
369,823
taxes
■
3,188,000
1,680,000
7,536,000
.1,179,000
1,080,000
900,000
810.000
_
' $5,671,140
net
dividends
per
$4,600,492
'750,000
-
this
company
in
was
charge
of
2lh
for
has
years,
Southwest
sales
Diamond
at
its
appointed
as
which embraces
been
district,
and Kansas.
of Illinois,
Nebraska.
area
and
Diamond
the
company's
the
in' the
Indiana,
economic
branch
long-established
$14,500,000
and
in
be
used
Mr.
in
■
Mr.
operation
available
combine
ammonia.
100
.
1350.
it
late
from
with
the
nitrogen
described
Doan
production
the
ammonia
of
indicated
13
York
.
Kaufman
H.
other
American
it
would
City
Act
in
a
President
of
Dow
Export
alkali
worldwide
Co.,
American
manufacturers
has
our
to
said
were
that
over
Association has
a
within
period
the
of
United
20
regularly reported its
Congress
in
FTC
the
the
Doan
the
S.
U.
asso¬
States."
the U. S. Alkali
activities to the Federal
years
no
objection
to
the
U.
S.
association's
added.
of
Judge Kaufman is allowed to stand, we feel
Webb-Pomerene
Act
will
be
defeated."—
of
purpose
the
493.
p.
Export
Webb-Pom¬
;•
had
apparently
decision
the
170,
world
Alkali
the
expressly ... permitted by
not prohibited.
We have denied that
and
"./V.-"
by
compete
that
position
■
the
violated
statement
a
passed
was
always
activities
in
'■
-
Act
held
last
handlers
cartel.
Chemical
Trade
been
decision
anti-trust
of
before
week
enable
It
the
it
""
the
British
and
appeal
convicting
•'f'1'
Commission.
"If
V.
The
/
life-of
this
Laboratories,
DuMont
■;
Inc.—Writ
New
York
Against
i
State
removed a tem¬
porary
injunction barring Macy's, New York, from advertising and
selling DuMont television sets—pending a final decision on Aug. 24.
Until Aug. 24 Macy's will be prohibited from advertising that it is
•
"an
authorized
The
Supreme
DuMont
temporary
dealer
Court
on
Aug.
17
distributor."
or
restraining
Macy
from
merchandising the
originally granted by Justice Samuel Dickstein
on
Aug. 3.
At that time DuMont filed a complaint charging Macy's
with malicious
injury to its business by cutting prices on television
sets more than authorized by DuMont.
The firm then sought to bar
Macy's permanently from selling its line of television sets.
On Aug.
17, Justice Henry Clay Greenberg vacated Justice Dickstein's temporary order but
said his decision on the question of a
permanent injunction would not be given until Aug. 24. Either party
may
sets
had
bring the
Macy's
has
order
been
issue
filed
to trial after the decision on that date.
affidavits' charging DuMont with violation
Anti-Trust
Sherman
on
this
and
will
have
all
of
of
the
Donnelly New York State Anti-Trust Acts.
far
reaching effects on the
dealer and
industry.—V.
170,
204.
p.
('new
Cent Common Dividend—
Iowa,
Michigan,
frontier',
as
reflected
directors
;
:
of 65 cents
per share on the present outstanding common stock, payable Sept. 14
to holders of
record Aug. 22.
TM
is e irlvale t to $2.60 per share
on
the. old common stock outstanding prior to the four-for-one stock
split-up on June 15.
Interim payments of $2.50 each were made 'on
the old
stock
on
March
14
and June
14,
this year.
In 1948, the
company
paid three interim dividends of $2 each and a year-end
dividend of $3.75—V.
170, p. 592.
-
sales
on
Aug.
15
Eastern Gas & Fuel
declared
for income
Depreciation, and
Interest
and
v
/
*
1949
—
'
-
■
■
|
1948
-
$19,558,922
.—»—_—5,707,127
3,867,860
income.—_ $22,965,466
consolidated
Provision
interim dividend
Associates—Earnings—»
,12 Months Ended June 30—
Total
an
taxes-_____.
discount
——
-
5,738,655
1,951,287
5,327,424
$9,568,397
dep!etion____—_—...——;—_
debt
$8,516,078
1,847,560
by
chlorine — caustic soda plant
at Houston,-Texas, and has stepped-up sodium silicate output at the
Dallas plant," has prompted Diamond to "expand as well as unify its
-sales- activities
and
service- efforts
to
better
serve
Southwestern
industrial
users
of basic alkalies, silicates, chlorine,
and their spe¬
company's
will
hydrogen
there
process
New
Anti-Trust
Doan
The
of carload sales at Chicago since 1947,
complete charge of Diamond sales activities
seven-state
Wisconsin
plant
1,
Net
electrolytic
Divid.
income
requirements
Bal.
applic. to 6%
Earned per share of
*
-
on
':4Vz%i prior pref.'stock
preferred stock
6% preferred stock
1,108,727
1,108.729
$8,459 670
$7,407,349
$22.61
$19.80
900,000
inc._
•
$8,973,578
860,055
$1,219,257
860,055
860,055
4,545,871
.4,545,874r
3,783,231
3,233,133
outstandi-
2,525,487
2,525,487
2.525,487
2,525,487
share__i_
$1.43
$1.43
$3.21
$0.14
___
dividends
shares
Earnings
$17,890,135
500,240
__
profit
•Approp.
$7,860,731
621,855
Federal-
Federal income
Depreciation
$10,880,995
'! 1,400,000
_______
of
Vice-President
immediately.
less-carload sales
operations
at- Wichita.
Kans.; Oklahoma City, Ok la./ and Houston and Dallas.
Tex., creation of this Southwest sales district and Mr. Mills' appoint?
ment as Manager, together comprise a move designed to "expand and
coordinate
Diamond's- existing
sales activities
and
service facilities
throughout the Southwest/'- Mr. Frayley said.
He also
pointed out that "the steadily increasing participation by
Enlarging
(INCLUDING, SUBSIDIARY SALES COMPANIES)
6 Mos. End. June 30—
Fraley,
Manager
take
approximately
Jan.
(E. I.) du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.)—Declares 65-
executives
W.
past
Texas, Oklahoma
Klaus,
of
about
Sales & Service Facil¬
effective
company's
named
Minnesota,
Refining Co.—Earnings—
sales
Fred
are
office
the
states of
Charles
been
of
changes
'
Profits
in
Samuel
15
Doan,
to
Act
Action
Aug.
on
These
Chicago
the
r,
Aug.
distributor structure
has
Corn Products
13,616
169, p. 2417.
Diamond Alkali Co.—Expands
ities—Advances Two Officials—
$20,274,441 .$17,937,025
396.
p.
—_
inc.
on
Manager
Dr25,7l6
;
Total
•
$1,124,823
deductions
Earnings
2,585,50o
stock
surplus
Earned surplus
♦
10,310,101
$1,450,573
3,884,219
_•
debt
Treasury stock
!4
11,263,858
793,573
$1,851,458
57,443
income.
Fed. taxes
—V.
Trade accounts payable
Other liabilities
170,
I.
DuMont
Total
Prov.
Total
'
'
1949—6 Mos.—1948
1949—3 Mos.—1948
commis¬
S4.576
etc
'
—V.
plant
anhydrous
Haber-Bosch
and
1918
that
;
profit
st?rt
to
§ Macy's Lifted—
5,145,088
Net
Capital
form
(Allen B.)
income
capacity
a
at Freeport,
Dsaii, President,
optimism toward
$1.31
sold—
6,999,041
Prior
the
practices," Mr.
1,265,160
exps._
Gross
plant
company's
.V'.'
Mr.-
1949—6 Mos.—1948
products
Other
ammonia
Leland 'I.
anticipated the
plant
wi.l
utilize
ciation's activities restrain trade
$4,410,359 $12,227,345
'y"
$6,173,081
-
$0.10
earned
$3.30
at
of the
Co., Los Angeles, Calif.
by
is
Webb-Pomerene
"The
4,537,624
Common
have
expected
chlorine
to
Association's
1TO, p. 203.
sions
1948
$2,489,739
Investments
in
$1.54
30
5,605,339
s.
for
it
Judge
firm
"The
1,162,600
•V
616,816
share-
com.
covering
ofiered
President
this
15
of
-
Leland
$1,792,718
110,825
Period End. June 30—
Net
shares
$2,431,855
Res.
will
is
company on
Federal
court
Export
taxes
Earns,
SEC
the
be
.
The
Sherman
the
203.
$2,175,586
and
to
Krieger,
Appeal Verdict in Alkali Cartel Case—
a
erene
$1.00
$5,000,000
Aug.
evidence
plant
huge
air
Federal
345,000
$1,392,945
Sales
G.
..
and
as
of
on
as
violations.
$2,137,718
172,500'-
Period End. Juhe 30—
$219,630
common
Receivables
Long-term
To
Shares of common stock
170,
with
12
stock
Woodrow
Dow's
This
643,267
outstanding
per share
$4.03
Michigan and California locations, and said it would employ
1,000 horsepower gas engines for compression of the air and hydrogen.
$2,780,985
797,471
Selling & admin.
Prepaid
at
245,787
178,346
437,130
$1,565,445
stocks
com.
Aug.
commcn
of
construction
project
year.
the
process
$2,535,198
$3,590,353
$1,535,159
dividends
for
$_.il
Shearson, Hammill &
announced
The
said,
from
290,077
410,719
;
$1.99
filed
was
value
par
account
construction
markets.
Cost
COMPARATIVE
and
$1.51
1,392,309
$1,976,164
deductions
income
Preferred
23.661
125;000
175,000
presently outstanding.
Plant
the
company's
$16,571,555
2,354,790
revenues—
$1
the
the
future.
Doan
Detroit Steel Corp.—Earnings—
•After
the
Dow
—V.
contingencies
•Earns,
for
were
Trade
$4,773,173
11,152,334
for
local
of
Underwriter;
cited
-Earnings—
$18,553, 439
depreciation
and
Subs.)
$8,691,726
V
Federal
(&
2,388.710
purchased
gas
1942—6 Mos.—1948
169, p. 2G41.
Texas,
$3,244,653
$97,383
1949—6 Mos.—1948
$9,46/,371
expenses
Net prolit
expenses.
Special
$1,786,366
Light Co.
&
revenue.
1949—3 Mos.—1943
notification
of
for
tons per day.
Power
■
Dow Chemical Co.—To Build New Plant—
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.—Earnings—
*
$0.24
1381.
shares
company.
of
1946
1947
1948
$0.45
$16,702,224 $19,117,151 $36,070,285 $37,067,443
1,609,059
2,122,563
3,316,073
4,305,716
$.50
$.37Va
$1.00
» $.75-
per
share
1,007,642 shs. !
p.
share
per
35,300
$32,241
taxes
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.—-6emi-Annual Report—
Mfg.
&
Bel.
$78,189
1,113,218
816,052
taxes
•
47,922
$143,072
Douglas Oil Co. of California—Files With SEC—
1,790,607
650,125
Maintenance
Net
112,663
.y;:"',v
paid
169,
A
$5,714,819 $10,461,801
1,034,532
depletion
oper.
Total
90,747
87,689
1949—6 Mos.—1948
16,503
Period End. June 30—
Total
$238,774
share
______
Per shr. on
—V.
562,627
Delaware
Net
21,657
$321,508
$230,340
taxes—.
income
Divids.
169, p. 1989.
Prov.
1947
$217,118
31,176
$475,684
104,167
141,176
taxes
376.
salts
Net
376,733
income
Total
1943
$290,333
$0.72
income
Period End. June 30—
case
528,62.9
charges
—V.
$2.56
Doehler-Jarvis Corp.—Earnings—
liqui¬
the
Cr 10,000
_
and
102,27/
1949
__w_.
Federal
profit after
and old-
taxes
Deprec.
$436,527
*
26,299
for
—V.
subsidiaries)
$5,266,146
314,815
taxes
income
Other
—V.
1,949
$0.92
shares.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Coal
$2,894,489
.
taxes
Earned
6 Mos. Ended June 30—
76,u_.J
$0.99
income
10,000
taxes
$18,070,839.—
total,
$158,443
lo2,ol3
for
said;
($14 par), $7,022,680;
stock
383,521
$449,384
Other
$22,653,371 $26,294,*75 $48,733,995 s>53,0oi,z32
-19,758,882
21,028,329
38,019,176
42,539,491
revenues
Unemployment
LIABILITIES—Accounts
V.
150,426
112,0.3
$170,340
r
payable—trade,
$587,489;
accrued
wages,
salaries and commissions, $388,643; accrued State, local and other gen¬
eral
taxes, $270,624; reserve for Federal income taxes, $835,423;
re¬
serves, for
operating, compensation insurance, etc., $731,958; capital
197,o3 7
154,58o
share
per
Prov.
the
increase
to
1,000,000
to
1949—3 Mos.—1948
Expenses
de¬
total,
39,74i
$970,544
(est.)__—
profit
income
Other
$2,073,for
2*,970
$4o9,149
103,820
income
on
2749.
p.
dating value, but not higher than the asset value, and in no
less than the liquidation value as now provided.—V. 169, p. 2417.
State
$22,883;
34,570
168, p. 1480.
Net
Other
Govern¬
1947
$42o,746
Operating
Delaware Fund, Inc.—To Increase Capitalization—
accounts
betterments,
and
credits
Cummings
Federal income
1949
$1,351,834;
interest,
$4,393,154;
plant
buildings, machinery and
$8,091,566), $6,308,240;
preciation
$18,070,839.
JUNE
AT
$930,803
6 Mos. Ended June 30—
company,
hand, $2,300,196; United States Gov¬
on
plus
cost
$1,120,853;
securities
land,
679;
$1,275,091
"$1,804,334
$406,254
187,181
$439,179
194o
Dobeckmun Co.—Earnings—
the latter.
of
director
a
also announced that R. S.
a
all manuiacturing operations of Crucible.
of New York has been appoimed Assistant VicePresident
in
tne
operations department.
Mr.
Cummings had been
Assistant to the President since *945, concerned principally with opera¬
tions of
the Crucible plants in Syracuse,
N. Y., and Harrison/ N. J.
Power
income
l,200,33j
2io,o3j
________
provided
profit
—V.
East
Vice-President
as
Colvm, Jr., President of Crucibie,
Pittsburgh, Vice-fresident and
Operating
Net
1,392,3*2
233,993
_
profit
Dividends
Net
of
i.ico.ov.111
the
E.
M.
25,388,749
522,563
expen
5,972,387
1,391,2*9
$394,176
and
taxes
Field
depreciation-
for
Prov.
$7,165,237 $29,953,636 $28,085,403
es_
selling
Prov.
$7,097,647
$8,290,706
5,3j*,j56
deductions
Federal
*
of
is in
now
adminis.
sales,
$7,3*6,453
expenses
depreciation
income
Subs.)—Earnings—
4,o^9,499
and administrative
for
(&
sold
products
Other income
V
...
H.
Poister
Net
and
sales,
other
$5.37
1949
$6,548,937
Operating profit
who
Cost
Corp.
,
Provision
$2.73
foreign
of
Selling
$7,017,586
tAi'ter Federal income taxes.
—
$1,534,267
$5.65
169, p. 2102.
Net
1946
from
1948
$1,76* *45
9 Mo;. End. Mar. 31—
;
194/
received
scares.
taxes___
Dodge Manufacturing
1948
$2,029,854.74
of
—V.
1949
-
charges &
common
on
1949
Ifa9, p. 204.
Steel Co. of America
subsidiary,
a
Fixed
income
$0.87
fFederal
Changes in Personnel—
age
purchases, int.
on
and
$0.48
requirements,
by Spencer Trask & Co.
U.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
$7,079,339
share
ferred stock at $58.25 per share was completed on Aug. 8
Sales, after deduct, cash
discts., returns & allow.
Per
$10,758,287 $13,891,308*$10,758,787
$4.34
$5.67
$*.32
share
tOn 2,;i*o,628
Canadian
Period End. June 30—
759,413
1949
dividends
Crucible
Net
Continental
386,943
;—V. lot), p. 15bJ.
25,357,500
1,000,000
7,008,553
$56,092,893 $57,200,036
—
169,
income after
(Incl. Domestic Subs.)—Earnings—
com.
•Including
Gross
Total
—V.
Not
—;—
4,271,143
_______
Salesmen's
Common
Warns.
pany
134,000
355,929
_____
taxes
$5.50 div. cutnul. pfd. stock
$8,599,399
u46,o22
(estimated), $151,000—V.
Wet profit
redeemable
2,076,099
year
Accrued Federal income
348,066
803,572
268,857
debentures
dividend
12 Mos. End. June 30—
10,408
348,666
___
payable on common stock
Principal
preferred
Crane Co.
He
.___
estate
period
345,740
611,352
bond
__
Accrued
35,815,731
$56,092,893 $57,200,036
payable
Employees' payroll
purchases, etc/
Div dend
1,040,026
38,224,223
Accounts
real
54,746
979,450
:
____
Accrued
394,067
30,563
9,333,831
7,650,356
stocks, etc., at cost___.
equipment
•After
5
Cup Co.—Earnings—
12 Mos. Ended June 3Q—
$6,553,942
special offering of 8,600 shares of
26,070
:■
___
1947
$6,905,872
earnings after taxes—
•Earnings per common share
2,162,846
:
charges
and
June 25, 49
SHEET
._
receivable
to employees
mortgages,
Deferred
hand_,__
on
(689)
Dixie
1948
1949
Net
$1.71
$7,498,010
BALANCE
advances
Inventories
$2.32
$1.71
*
receivable
accounts
and
697,331
-
Trade accounts
CHRONICLE
1,075,429
697,331
__________
CONSOLIDATED
Sundry
100,000
$3,199,615
$2,562,649
ASSETS—
in
1,595,615
1,075,429
surplus
outstanding
common
per
1,541,000
___________
dividends
Common
1,956,600
100,000
earned
to
dividends
Preferred
tax
goodwill—
FINANCIAL
6 Months Ended March 31—
$4,479,047
243,789
:—
.1
&
Sales
$4,346,304
operations
from
Total income
Cash
June 28, '47
$74,315,326 $78,330,616 $73,179,898
sales
Costs
June 26, '48
COMMERCIAL
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp.—Earnings—
Subs.)—Earnings—
June 25, '49
26 Weeks Ended—
Net
THE
Number 4831
Volume 170
„
.
replacement of facilities
at
current
cost.—V.
169, p.
cialized
derivative chemicals/'—V.
170,
p.-104.
•
>-
—V.
•
860,059
2417.
,
,Diana. Stores Corp.—July Sales Up 4.4%—
1949—Month—1948
1949—12 Mos.—1943
$1,180,361 $17,453,559 $15,318,403
Period End. July 31—
Sales
—V.
$1,232,847
_
170, p. 302.
u
•
170, p. 105.
'
,
:
-
Eastman Kodak Co.—Official Promoted—
W.lliam
Albert
K.
S. Vaughn, who since January, 1946 has been assistant to
Chapman, General Manager, has been elected an Assistant
■!
-
Vice-President.—V. 170, p. 592.
THE
CC90)
P
mrjj Malefnded JUnC 30~~
of
Number
—V.
Total
moms;.
1'78?^9«
share-—
1451, 2102.
&
Light
&
for
SJ1J
.
.
,
operating
limited-term
1949—Month—1948
S5.671.120 $42,637,832 $42,571,054
Total
Subs.)—Earnings—
—
5046
—
income
170,
$0'47
—•
Number
of
Mr:
Separate
a
of
time.
progressively
Each
in¬
Ended
of
1946
2,269
1,034
I
$256,092
$202,095
3,859
5,950
4,431
1,050
"9,238
1,133
$261,603
$273,069
$271,231
$207,659
28,744
34.134
35,018
12,424
12,285
receipt
received
as
///
income
lor
/
;
expenses
Prov.
and
5268,160
dividends
Total
7
'
1947
1943
•
12,109
date
stock
Total
"17 Weeks
J949
$258,300
&
Fed.
taxes
41,349
normal
surtax
■
719,959
1,846,622
$0.38
outstanding
Total
1.032,629
1,845,456
9,147
SJ.54
net inc. (excl. of
gains or losses real¬
'
share—
common
per
"Corrected
after
NOTE—No
gives Ekco a
lines to the Ekco family
autonomous division and that Ekco
stainless steel flatware at its new,
comparison
preferred
fiscal
interim
in
periods
*xtend3
will continue its
modern factory
ago
year
a
Franc.sco
of 5
dividend
extra
an
cents
Ry.
bonds since
the
in
$157,163
unaer
plan
ox
representing interest
date of
220,152
aggregate
acquisition by
market
rcoi^a.,niat.on
acciued
preatce sor
a
ox
and
158,602
value
bi.
of
unpaid
new
s-San
_,ou
original
on
company.
NOTE—Realized net profit on
securities sold
was
$77,900 for 1949
per.ed.
The net asset value per share at June 30, 1949 was
$43.33, as
compared with $43.22 at Dec. 31, 1948.—V. 163, p. 1882.
ago.
declared
have
directors
$223,977
.—■—
included
$8,389
received
share
per
the
regular quarterly dividend of 10 cents per share on the com¬
-stock, boih payable Sept. 15 to holders of record Aug. 39.
An
extra of like
amount
was
paid on June 15, last.
The company la t
and
Elgin National Watch Co.—Earnings—
$226,511
'
securities
Declares Extra Dividend—Pays $1,000,000 of Notes—
The
-
$220,750
:
;
"Includes
nearest April 30.
supermarket chain which
to Florida numbered 110 on July 23, Ia49,
York
New
from
compared with 100
unrealized
Dividends
is available because of a
resulting from the change in the
year
a
and
securities)
on
requirements.
dividend
with
ized
fiscal year which now ends on the Saturday
The number of units in the retail food
170, p. 302.
Byesville, Ohio.—V.
at
well
short
under
$.>5,578,237 $50,307,556
—
———
shares
common
tEarnings
well rounded line of flatware In all styles and price ranges,
Keating further stated that the Diamond Silver Co. will operate
manufacture
at
taxable
Record Sales—
all charges and taxes
income after
three
a
treatments
Corp.—Earnings—
dividends
Interest
Sc.Ies
complete,
as
$5,449,185
_
Ended
President,
the Diamond
of
Value
493.
p.
difference
addition
,3,565,630
—:
12 Weeks
announced Aug. 10 that this company
had purchased the Diamond Silver Co. of Lambertvil1c, N. J , a lead.n?
manufacturer
of
low
priced table flatware in silverp.ate
and, in
The
Cash
July 23,'49 Apr. 30,'43
Co.—Acquisition-
Ekco Products
(net)—
Food Fair Stores, Inc.—Reports
Net
Keating,
General Capital
$9,014,815
———
40«n°47
169, p. 2203.
Arthur
deductions
acid
more
the Gaspe
on
for the acidization of
scheduled to start in
or
Dow
$3,978,939
—35,876
——
$237,372
shares
& B common
share
per
$231,026
405k°?2
1
income
Earned
—V.
two
the
of
gallonages of acid, each treatment to be followed
by extensive swabbing operations.—V. 167, p. 1469.
of
-V.
.
class~A
—
—
—,.—
given
have been
Chemical Co.,
Peninsula.
we.ls and possibly
that arrangements
10
subsidiary
creased pressures and
4,249,895
J———
income
income
Net
$14,131,806 $14,401,714
448,012
496,335
~
nroflt" before"'taxes
Net
revenues
(net)
be
to
6 Mos. End. June 30—
Sal^0UthS End6d JUnC 20~~
Number of
income
Gross
(Thomas A.) Edison, Inc. (&
Nit
operating
Other
$4,C95,704
302.
P.
proiits taxesr„___
excess
is
3,374,115
plans call
work
fourth ,with
a
2,284
profits
Contract—
(Canada)—New
Aug.
acidizing of several of Gaspe's wells
the
Present
3,012,000
—
investments
excess
for
20.918,726
appropriations
of
than income and
Net
1707
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd.
$40,535,959
——
Amortization
Monday, August 22, 1949
This company announced on
concluded with Dowell Inc.,
a
1949
30,
Inc.—July Sales Off 17.2%
Period End. July 31—
—V.
June
—
Provision for Federal income and
.1.-1.-.--.-
Ended
revenues——
Taxes—other
.
CHRONICLE
Co.—Earnings—
Months
12
operating expenses
Property retirement reserve
'*711
r —
pp.
Edison Bros. Stores,
Sales
FINANCIAL
Total
<.wm™
-
shares.—-
common
per
169,
Power
Earnings
$54,6834040 SG2,7514860
-
£S^rSSftSS==—L-_
Earned
Florida
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Manufacturing Co.
Eaton
COMMERCIAL
General Electric Co.—Announces New Motors—
mon
June 18, '49 June 19, '43
$10,735,409 $10,450,527
24 Weeks Ended—
Net
sales
—
"Sfit^!So7eiax;^::zL:-—975.501
353,000
376,000
income
Federal
.
taxes
profit
Net
—
——
—V.
$617,561
800,000
$0.77
—-----
-
-
Capital shares outstanding
Earnings per share
—
169, p. 2418.
,
■
.
and
billed
and
$0.<9
Ford Hotels Co.,
Sheraton
back
company's
$22,800,000.—V.
loom
America
/
below.—V.
169,
169,
log
orders
of
1948
1,703.184
$4.47
on
June
1949
30,
amounted
2102,
p.
"A", stock
of
to
writing.
...
Endicott Johnson
Corp.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
6 Months Ended—
sale-/.
Cost of goods sold
;
52,770,590
8,506,999
.
Selling, general and admin, expenses
,
income
notification
Capital
94,435
63,134
$6,867,604
announced
their
desire
169,
-
Total
company,
Total
income
Interest & tnlscel. income deductions
134,610
Federal taxes
on
625,000
31,706
1,975,000
Provision
pen
Cr636,611
850,861
■>
T
,$1,046,748
$1,629,956
144,760
$1,778,735
144,760
_jTr.—972,864
1,053,936
628,303
for
Inventory
income—
ions
"A
T;
Net
J./.
profit
Preferred
-V-
•—
Surplus
period...—
outstanding
Earnings
2,760.000
per
share,.,
common
—
1
V '
-
ASSETS—Cash,
$5,331,892;
"Net
$1.83/:
V
*• ''
f
304.
p.
Texas Gas Stock—
This
corporation it
authcriaztion
of
Texas
Gas
'
_
;
;
shares
Corp.
collection), $10,024,496; other accounts
of
on
Aug.
shares
25,000
Federal
receivable
(less
stock
> LIABILITIES—Notes payable, including commercial
paper,
$11,500,000; trade accounts payable, $1,850,533; salaries, wages arid commis¬
sion:, $2,947,342; accrual for retirement
plan, $1,167,948; Federal taxes
on
income, $2,189,471; taxes, other than Federal tax on income,
$545,^
566; miscellaneous accounts payable and accrued
expenses, $1,610,906;
notes held by workers under
savings plan, $403,438; provision required
surplus, $14,630,43.1; total, $81,689,411.—V. 169,
1666.
p.
J
on
jto
-
added
interest
rate
of
the
redemption premium,
by amendment.
Engineers Waterworks Corp.,
Harrisburg, Pa. —Files
With SEC—
6EC
corporation
covering
offered
at
on
Aug.
$140,000
$990
of
unit.
per
filed
10
series
The
loan, invest In additional
capital. Underwriters are:
C
net
public
C.
letter
a
5%
of
notification
debentures
proceeds
utility
to
are
due
be
companies,
with
1971,
used
and
/
sale
the
3%
to
be
that
Collings & Co., E. H. Rollins & Sons,
Inc., arid Battles & Co., Inc., Philadelphia,
Pa., and Warren W York
•& Co.,,
Allentown, Pa.—V. 166, p. 1149.
notes
Eton
•
It
bonds,
and
The
Is
Sterling
-now
rate
announced
apartment
85/
this
month, that
tne
sale
of
the
to
of the
Bank
make
&
an
Trust
initial
principal amount
Co.,
their
other
rate
annual
details
the
of
are
due
164,
New
York
N
(&
Sub .) —Earnings—
1949—12 Mos
1948
Electricity
elec.
gen.
Prov.
for
depreciationincome taxes-
Operating income,
Other
income
(net)
-
&
Treasury
5,961,006
5,394,994
2,529,599
deducts.—
142,510
income—
'■<
815,575
1,099,280
688,350
557,251
800,600
746,000
620,100
1,101,330
680,064
$2,977,647
$2,035,480
1,314
2,646
sale
Balance
—'V.
169,
of
$2,036,795
$1,694,425
1,128,571
635,314
514,144
$1,884,859
properly
$1,401,481
$1,180,281
193,475
liabilities)
$2,078,335
$1,180,281
and
$17.40
170,
Mar. 31, '49
Dec. 31/48
$404,430
$215,025
■6,900,950
v7,000,157
1,845,675
Harris,
for
ether,
10,211,000
/ 9,150,500
6,825,750
7,433,750
3,437,500
-8,990,750
7,685,500
common—
State
and
appreciation,
muriicipai
if
:. ■/'•'.
66,000
SIX
MONTHS
1949
L
Z
83,000
of
all
Gas
to
to
$115,034
(after $77,000
1451.
p.
the
outstanding
filed
was
GPU
this
its
the
shares
of
common
stockholders.
of
no
SEC
stockholders
10
eacn
shares
own
shares
with
common
corporation
ENDED JUNE
30
■///•'/,■.
1943
1947
1946
$729,432
$/32.932
$619,810
on
cit
Aug.
the
GPU
of
value
par
15.
rate
of
stock held
for
the
week
ended
12,
Aug.
or
106 907
Gould
and
dividends
•
has
1948
$1,690,805
$1,690,307
recently
announced a 15%' increase in
period ended June 30, 1949, over sale3
ago,—V. 169, p. 602.
year
been
appointed
President,
elected
to
new
announced.
since
will
1935,
well
as
Director
a
of
post
Mr.
be
in
who
charge
Toni's
as
the
of
Director
Gould,
of
of
all
market
Toni
Sales,
has
sales
research
Co.,
R.
been
and
a
N.
with
W.
the
promo¬
program.—
169, p. 1883.
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—July Sales—
—V.
170, p.
>1949—Month—1948
$4,190,709
will
company
in
the
Great
The
is
company
its
use;
$41,784,250 $38,122,906
Line Co.—Plans Expansion—
kpend
Lakes
President, announced
firms
1949—7 Mos —1948
$4,723,319
304.
Great Lakes Pipe
The
>
$37,500,000
this
area
Aug.
on
owned
:
17.
to
boost
supplies of burning
winter, Harry Moreland,
coming
./.■::/;/////-;, ""
oil companies and ten other oil
>:;;;//;/^///Z ;//>•/■/■•/-"'' / '// %
eight
by
facilities.
/
The company now operates pipelines carrying oil products from
Oklahoma and Kansas refineries to 14 delivery terminal; in Kansas/
The
South
new
Mr
will
between
increase
170. "p.
built
Iowa, Minnesota and Illinois.
existing pipelines running front
areas northeast,
section
of
12-inch
pipeline will be
along
the consuming
to
stated
Des
the
North Dakota,
be
Kansas
Moreland
laid
V.
Dakota,
lines
Oklahoma and
the
Moines
first
and
Minneapolis
by
about
mid-December
capacity along this route by 200,000 barrels
304.
(II. L.)
a
day.
"
v
;
Green Co., Inc.—July Sales 8.6%
Period End. July
Sales
—v. 169, p..2642.
31—
1949—Month—1948
-
$7,299,201
'
Lower—
1949—6 Mos.-^-1948
$7,987,979 $43,980,839 $44,268,553
//// : /:.;//////:;; i////;:/-///"-///
,
.
94.067
.92,733
$626,025
$525,751
$479,434
139.500
139,500
139,500
327,780
Griesedieck Western Brewing Co.—Listing—
Board
'139,500
approved
of
this
of
/
of
Governors
of the New York Curb Exchange on Aug.
listing of 690,017 shares of the $2 par common stock
Of this stock, 640,017 shares are issued and out¬
standing and 50,000 are issuable against exercise of conversion rights
17
dividends
Jan. 1 L- Aug. 7—1943
$87,060
Co.—Quarterly Sales 15% Higher—»
President,
three-month
Period End. July 31—
1
$572,163
$592,479
soldt_
$87,758
Sales
77,000
$35,200,305 $34,714,682
327,780
securities
first
activities
$35,283,305 $34,791,682
profit
the
the
company.
5%
cumulative
convertible
preferred
stock.—V.
168,
p.
2431.
1—No
interest
and
2—Net
$1,088,988
1G66.
offered
Gerber,
the
concern
7,582,000
provision for Federal income tax has been made in view
of the company's election to be taxed as a
regulated investment com¬
pany and the intention to distribute substantially all the net income
p.
169,
15,576
amounted
//■
realized
interest
and
(excl.
Common
offer
Rochester
output
tional
The
on
1946.—V,
$34,267
29,243
watch
$190,121 in 1947 and $231,981
in
will
be
parent
1.853.250
10,059,000
136,953
inc.
1943,
Products
F.
for
Nebraska,
Expenses
Net
investments
on
p. 594.
subsidiary,
on
$290,932
——$33,971,311
divs.
from
$1,401,481
1949
6,205,404
:
Inc.
NOTE
$2,445,169
2313.
and
on
Preferred
$3,013,431
$2,445,169
surplus—^
p.
(less
securities
I
.
1,134,393
31,
1949, March 31, 1949/and Dec. 31,' 1948,
market, were as follows:
*.
*•• •.
EARNINGS FOR
$1,691,779
35,784
dividends
30;
June
Total
647,047
5,336
March
on
$24,037,311
673,943
1,285,733
1,304,700
1,211,401
Special credits resulting
from
share
Total
taxes
gain
<approx.)___
and
47,601
1,336,026
After
2,970.725
Deduction
$31,501
26,254
2,095
Gillette Safety Razor Co.—New Director—
oils
receivables
Industrial
NOTE
Net
per
Bonds
3,346,490
74,335
$3,579,562
income
S.
$47,191
24,274
for the comparable period a
President, "state
Other securities;
,
Total
of
as
U.
$9,241,473
1,657,259
$3,574,225
taxes—
sets
Cash
*
298,783
1,514,539
Maintenance
Federal
1,775,868
Linder,
June 30, '49
1946—6 Mos.—1948
$9,413,448
purchased for
resale
Other
;;" /
F.
$33,971,311.
were
v-
the
Oper. revenue—Electric. $18,568,318
$15, 973,694
Operating expenses
3,417,928
3,189,480
for
Harold
Stocks—Public utility, pfd. & com.
Oil, common
■
Florida/Power Corp.
used
with $17.69
31, 1948.
a
of
to
electric
Daniel
(
arid
assets
preferred
liquidating distribution' at'the
of
net
stock,
common
with securities valued at
Y.
826.
p.
Period End. June 30—
Fuel
compared
-Net
trustee,
1949.
the
on
as
Dec.
corpo¬
24,223
by amendment.
revs.
sales
of redemption,
offering will be
stock and $327,779 (20 cents per share)
the decrease for the six months was $743,371.
Net assets, after deducting $8,200,000 preferred stock, were
equal to
$16.94 per share of common stack on the 1,638,898 shares
outstanding,
first mortgage 6% income
bonds
The remaining cash will not be
distributed until after deter¬
mination of costs, expenses and
allowances by the Court
To receive
payment, bondholders must present bonds to the
trustee for stamping
—V.
$139,500
the
building has been effected.
National
prepared
of
earlier
is
Bernard
Chairman,
30,
June
on
Lodge Corp.—Sale Consummated—Distribution—
was
ration's
of
Altschul,
of
as
19,317
$90,883
Georgia & Florida RR.—Operating Revenues—
—V.
American Investors Co., Inc.—Report—
General
Frank
."•
C.
16,784
1,485
21,620
—Week End. Aug. 7
1949
1948
V.
repay
working
stock
be tiled
Oper.
the
to
to
for
30,299
1,401
Sept. 8. The subscription price and other details of the
otxering are
The
,
The
.
35,278
1949 amounted to 114,835,463 kwh., an increase
ot 2,508,O'i4
kwh.,
2.2%, over the corresponding week of last year.—V. 170, p. 593.
Mo.—Registers With SEC
to be used in part to repay $13,800,000
1950-1956, premiums on such loans aggre¬
gating $310,520, a $1,000,000 2% note due 1950, and the balance for
the company's construction program.—V. 166, p. 1050.
2V2%
1946
$89,884
___
net
taxes)
.
approximately
total: number .of
Proceeds from
of
1947
32,711
Weekly Output Increased 2.2%—
'
-
company
The
their
1943
$100,620
32,032
share of Rochester Gas stock fcr
one
15 has requested SEC
of the common stock
On Aug. 12 filed a registration statement with the;
SEC proposing the sale at competitive bidding of $18,000,000 of first
mortgage bonds series due 1974.
'.-//<■';*
'
at
$50,041
of
Gerber
to give effect to the normal base
stock method of inventory, $17,337,706; 4% series, cumulative preferred
stock, redemption price and liq¬
uidation ($100 par), $7,238,000; common stock
(par $25), $20,268,000;
17
Aug,
on
states that the 25,000 shares amount to
company
The
$0.61
//'
-
1,360
corporation
common
Corp. (Owensboro, Ky.). This is part of
offered on Aug. 17 (see Texas Gas Trans¬
publicly
below).
Gas Service Cd„ Kansas City,
■
$0.03
593.
p.
Corp.—Earnings—
1949
in Rochester Gas & Electric
Corp. to
registration statement covering 835,000
A
-
,
$81,689,4] 1.
170,
General Public Utilities Corp.—Rights—
/
of the total ta be offered or 1.1%
of the
shares outstanding and, assuming a price of. $12.00 a share, would
"represent an investment of approximately 4.93% of the company's
assets, as of Aug. 3, 1949.
1
■Interested persons had been given until Aug. 16 to request "a hearing.
—V, 170, p. 593/
$152,318; Inventories, $45,762,882; prepaid taxes, insurance
misbellaneous, $389,330; investments and other assets, $3,348,533;
property, plant and equipment (net), $16,679,959; goodwill, $1; total,
and
/
Nil
credit.—V.
tax
_1_
dividends
ive
income
This
■
.
*
'
i
,
announced
purchase
>11.8%
accounts
486,853
$100,217
1£49, $130,823 in
.
(Boston)—Seeks to Acquire
■
Transmission
218,625
provision
'
was
the
for
mission
SHEET, MAY 28. 1949
receivable,
earned
in
1949—Rfcnth—1943
1949—7 Mos.—1948
$10,966,000 $13,706,000 $70,829,000 $85,044,000
Gas Industries Fund, Inc.
$2.01
1947
So00 047
486,853
—
income
"Exclu
This stock
The
trade
of $600,000 for possible losses in
^
——-
—
170.
1943
$15,807
486,858
bank loan__
on
Preferred
under
$400,000
of
810,720
'-■//.////
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE
■■
f
Period End. July 31—
Sales
reduction of Federal income taxes result¬
to
*■
'
"After depreciation of $821,149 in 1949, $623,360 In 1948 and $465,305
in 1947.
tlncludes $2,061,257 transferred to inventory reserve,
tin¬
cludes $740,000 equivalent
ing therefrom.
fiLoss. •
'v
$1,005,667
810,720
payment
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—July Sales 20% Lowers—
'•(!
144,760
$431,260
first
Motor
^
i
„•
■
810,720
'
$1.11
,
its
.
■
$$70,876
shares
made
1
sinking fund provisions of its $15,000,000 of debentures, thus
reducing the outstanding amount of the issue to $14,600,000.—V. 159,
P- 2751,
—V.
for
Common
/
——
dividends
Aug.
on
company
Medium
$187,840
income
Interest
the
$2,280,000
i
dividends
Common
48,870
,
—
reserve
.
The
:
share
per
General expenses
Taxes (general*
Fruehauf Trailer Co.—Reduces Debentures—
1
and
1949
,
6 Mos. End. June 30—
of
1666.
p.
Small
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
outstanding
General Public Service
letter
9
thereunder.—V.
E.'s
specifically designed to improve
and increase loom speeds,—V. 170,
the age of 53.—V.
that no offering has been
withdraw Letter of Notification
to
offered
be
not
Aug.
on
G.
are
costs,
Roy E. Hammond, Comptroller, died in Detroit, Mich.,
170, p. 593.
...
1469.
p.
filing with the SEC on Aug. 8 of
8,600 shares of capital stock of this
Is
shares will
per unit.
No under¬
expand sales and to in-«.
to
by
motors
power
Geiieral Motors Corp.—Official
Dies-^
at $10
be used
new
"Net loss after carry-back
48,435
$4,487,523
said
as
167,
stock
"B"
to
shares
Earnings
V;
Co.—Offering Withdrawn—
Co.,
it
and
of
These
operation, reduce
Net protit after taxes
the
covering
Czarnlkow-Rionda
$6,819 169
$1,169,753
income
$4,424,389
with
connection
In
60,296,796 153,140,922
8,973,631
6,742,123
$1,075,318
proceeds are
working capital.—V.
commenced
"Operating
one
net
Francisco Sugar
May 23, '49 May 29, '48 May 30, '47
$62,352,907 $73,694,815 $66,702,214
—
share
and
The
flywheel loom motors, incorporating
characteristics of G-E cast frame loom
torque
announced
3 Months Ended May 31—
The company on Aug. 15 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 10,000 shares of "A" capital stock (par $1) and 5,000 shares
of "B" capital stock (par 10 cents) to be offered in units of two shares
1,402.154
$3.72
and
General Instrument Corp.
.
2313.
p.
totally-enclosed
been
593,
p.
170, p. 593.
of
speed
has
Divisions.
Frailey Industries, Inc., N. Y. City—Files With SEC—
crease
Other
Inc.—Acquired—
of
Corp.
line
new
unique
motors,
President, announced that $1,000,000 of 3% notes
April 30, last, have been paid off, and that '/ales
on
earnings are running ahead of a year ago."—V.
800,000
$13,480,706 $12,587,315
after changes & taxes.——
Earned per common share—————-
Net
each,
cents
George Friedman,
outstanding
$635,985
1949
1
—
Net profit
The
10
,
*
Ended June 30—
saie3
of
Co.—Earnings—
Elliott
6 Mos.
dividends
Dec.
on
See
Net
four regular quarterly cash
29, also 5/ in stock.
paid
year
1,011,935
A
the
in
on
securities scld
$771,034
in
1947
profit
from
amounted
and
to
$1,305,561
sale
of
securities.
$170,344 in
in
1946.—V.
1949,
169,
Gulf Public Service
The
corporation
Co., Inc.—Files With SEC
filed
—
letter of notification with the
value common stock to
be
offered
at $11
per
share, the net proceeds to be used to pay for
improvements, etc. Underwriter: Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., Dallas,
Texas.—V. 170, p. 398.
"
"
.
dividend"; and the net
profit
1S48,
1
SEC
covering
on
27,000
Aug.
shares
12
of
$4
a
par
Number 4831
170
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL
v:
•
-
Hudson & Manhattan
:Hajoca Corp.—Earnings—
prof. aft. tax.
shares
Common
Earns,
per
-
.
1948.
of
Gross
115,121
69,873
Oper.
expenses
$1.23
$4.55
less than the correspond¬
to 1 on June 30, 1948. Book value
of June 30, 1949, was $49.41 per share.—V. 169, p. 2103.
1,
compared with
as
of the stock as
1.8
the
$756,501
$791,135
$4,587,248
702,794
744,416
4,129,172
4,224,251
$53,707
$46,719
$458,076
$590,110
9,242
9,787
55,428
77,683
$62,949
$56,506
$513,504
$667,793
—_
129,822
131,536
780,562
789,649
bonds
85,295
90,641
511,775
543,850
$152,168
$165,671
$778,833
$665,706
&
taxes
__
pany
$3,000,000
income
•Income
Int.
...
charges
inc.
adj.
on
.
Deficit
Co.—Earnings—
______
•Exclusive of interest
earnings
Gross
467,333
913,541
net—
613
4,613
DT 186
taxes
453,360
545,248
905,787
for
The
891,572
state
1,
sion
of
the
"The
$274,360
$330,248
$547,787
Preferred
$7.86
$9.46
$15.69
$15.46
Common
$0.62
$0.76
$1.24
$1.21
income
Earnings
—V.
—:
share:
per
169,
with
shares
will
of
be
$4.25
1949 at $102 per
■
13,
Oct.
on
1949,
1
*
stockholders
Aug.
on
registration
finished
goods
Nov. 30,
on
paid
were
off
in
Mr.
June,
Simon
are approximately $10,000,000,
3948.—See V. 170, p. 594.
Company first
398.
p.
mortgage
due
amount
Period End. June 30—
Net
rents payable
$987,281
780,005
106,305
$5,831,275
4,561,913
641,626
29,887
22,202
$605,534
Trust
1,
3,682
2,327
14,626
$187,750
46,692
$620,160
9,338
282,076
No. of Shs.
Total
Income
Miscell.: deductions
$139,125
$328,746
78.23
A
at
171,563
Period End.
1
$907,901
■
1949—6 Mos.—1948
1949—3 Mos.—1948
July 31
1,933
Mandt
Mr.
79.01
J
depreciation
Bids
6 Mos. End. June 30—
1946 f
1947
1S48
1949
$47,393
Dividends
paid
$49,884
71.06.-
18,000
18,000
—
710
Each
•On
$0.04
$0.06
$0.05
stock outstanding
shares of capital
t$2,304
$14,232
$31,884
$29,393
share
900,000
par).
($1
cessful
LIABILITIES—Accounts
dividend payable on July
$900,000; earned surplus
$53,402;
stock
($1 par),
$823,523; total, $885,925.—V. 169, p. 2752.
1949,
payable,
capital
$9,000;
plant
profit
share
be
•After
785,000
$1,395,389
$1.51
_—
shares
common
Eugene
Bissinger
$3,906,686
V
6,408
$3,676,295
Total income deductions
$2,068,072
861,979
$1,586,451
911,568
$3,913,095
1,746,748
$3,691,602
1,841,717
$1,206,093
$674,882
$2,166,346
$1,849,884
$2,063,236
•Fed.
$566,742
$6,249,541
$5,752,035
13,447
220,461
45,785
Gross
$580,189
$6,470,002
$5,797,870
120,518
1,576,234
1,105,311
$562,746
-
$459,671
$4,393,768
$4,692,559
deductions
income
Dividends
applic.
Balance
—V.
$689,971
127.225
income
Income
Net
(netj—
170,
p.
for
the
389,583
(St. Louis DST)
noon,
bid- will
within
to
IRaw
of
the
1949,
1,
has
elected
Secretary
to
Net
e.'.rned
1947
1946
'
flncl.
at
secur.
(Harvey) Hubbell, Inc.—Earnings—
6 Months Ended June 30—
income, after Federal
$61,695
366,285
•.
-
Bal.. surp.
$57,538
352,373
-
taxes
1949 *
1948
$536,100
_
$539,500
$1.67
j
v
•After
;
all
'
$45,509
324,679
all
-
16,122
.
June 30
$409,912
40,000
$386,310
40,000
$338,308
'
$427,980
40,000
r~
1946
$7,591,950
. 2,757,973
$6,046,157
-$3,898,606
2,757,973
$2.49
$2.75
$2.19
,-2,575,973
; $1.41
share-J-i"
operating
costs,
depreciation,
including
<-
<
1947
1948
1949
2,757,973
outstdg-
the first half of 1949,
169, p.
*■
Gros-,
End. June 30—
income
*
depletion,
and
against 930,683 tons in the corresponding
2103.
$387,980
$369,912
$346,310
BALANCE SHEET JUNE 30,
Federal normal
1949—3 Mos.—1948
9,051,013
U.
S.
'
revenues
income
age
$339,516
-
taxes—.
Unemployment and
taxes
taxes
Fixed
■
1949—6 Mos.—1948
$10,903,643 $17,355,114 $22,953,948
9,762,309
16,738,571
.
and
$1,141,334
$616,543
20,231,717
$2,722,231
'207,500
•
Canada
J.
p.
114,685
156,734
184,259
—
and
N,
Hobart
1949
*
3,310,094
3,794,472
earnings
Feb.
had
Iron-Works
steel
Earnings
—V.
per
Machines
Business
Other
since
Net
Corp.
(&
1948
1949-
tax
rents
fac.
Joint
.1947
subsidiary,
a
Other
275,000
165,000
Dr>_
173,482
Cr2,023
$874,101
$664,713
-
LOUISIANA
OF
"Net
$7.91
»—V.
accruals
Dt)_
tax
rents
fac,
avail,
ry.
for
1949—6 MO .—1948 :
$1,068,881
140,564
$6,590,515
$7,066,134
1,151,201
807,142
1,168,656
302,874
67,720
626,107
•
(net
(net
rents
170,
Dt)
'
975,665
i,
$5,634,404
$5,235,377
RY.
'
•
22,064
108,282
118,464
$350,528
$243,708
$1,809,705
$2,039,814
/
'
^
•
...
.
1949—3 Mos.—1948
'■'."■The
new
$2,553,997
14,428
$2,571,681
9,988
$4,493,344
23,242
$4,257,834
26,881
$2,581,669
$4,516,587
$4,284,715
1,982,262
185,940
3,563,778
358,097
153,650
2,098,084
163,077
5,732
121,369
-
of
Fed.
Utilities
Co.
of
Delaware—Preferred
products
sold.
7,755
deductions
taxes
Net
inc.
on
stock
ning
Total
Cash
(est.)
is
convertible
conversion
stock
at
mon
for each
share
on
or
rate of
before June 1, 1959,
two shares of com¬
of preferred.
basic
/
scaling down to $30 per share after June 1, 1958. It also has
benefit of a purchase fund under which the company,
beginning
1960
3%
of
and
in
each
the
aggregate
thereafter, will set aside out of net profits
par
value of the shares of preferred stock
year
1959.
of these newly issued shares
will be applied in part toward the cost of the company's construction
PROCEEDS—The proceeds from the sale
paidend
profit per share.—
Net profit of subs, not
included above
of
Net
Net
parent
$363,742
635,767
998,399
698,514
$829,173
77,238
$1,362,142
154,476
$906,411
154,476
v
■<
-
$1,207,666
$0.78
$751,935
$0.62
$1,207,666
$1.18
$751,935
$0.67
41,266
20,122
81,729
45,293
$0.13
280,083
$0.07
213,528
$0.26
445,472
253,191
$0.91
$0.69
$1.44
$0.82
$188,345
$192,927
$319,640
$329,062
shr.
company-.
profit inclu. subs.
profit per share In¬
cluding
$207,897
$193,406
.
Subs, net profit per
*
6,75fc
125,655
.
$238,817
of
period
Net
The preferred stock is subject to redemption at any time at $30.75
share if redeemed on or before June 1, 1952 and thereafter at
prices
222,939
$1,284,904
"
77,238
surplus
at
,
1,046,087
-
-
period
surp.
3,619,023
325,380
8,028
begin¬
at
surp.
of
dividend
Bal.
common
a
profit
Earned
Corporation on Aug. 17
investment banking group which offered to
preferred
1949—6 Mos.—1948
;
Sell., adm. & gen. exps.
Other
305.
an
,
—
a
income
Total
Cost
.
the
,
plant
The
$2,568,426
sales
Other
dends.
f
any
■
subsidiary)
399.
P.
steel.
ARKANSAS
AND
J
17,304
/
income
oper.
ry.
Period End. June 30—
Net
/
fixed
~
o.
*
/
shares of 5!/2% series cumulative pre¬
ferred stock at par ($30 per share) plus accrued divi¬
in
845,246
to
sold
1,602,821
98,986
$1,141,887
193,282
opers.
income
170,
America—Earnings-
1949—Month—1948
revenues.
Iowa «Southern
403,983
$675,570
V
be
1949—Month—1948
1949—7 Mos.—1948
$1,383,762
$1,786,465 $10,543,683 $11,541,304
876,034
1,020,302
6,767,808
6,599,872
132,500
218,000
932,000
1,444,920
79,149
69,583
562,632
576,749
35,067
105,988
363,256
761,485
revenues
oper.
expenses
income
taxes,
ry.
Equip,
will
1949—7 Mos.—1948 $3,405,502 $22,936,868 $23,153,131
1,829,294
12,939,190
12,484,728
420,000
2,325,000
2,915,000
149,000
1,158,000
1,207,000
128,945
1,270,359
879,459
Z)r4,162
JDr8,942
Dr32,540
$3,047,810
1,771,638
income
oper.
oper.
Federal
.
Stock Offered—The First Boston
350,432
567,236
2753.
Ry.—Earnings—
(net)-
rents
ry.
Railway
Railway
Subs.)—
132,629
oper.
from
rev,
—v.
371.694
•$823,307
This
company.
p.
1949—Month—1948
.
accruals
(net
EARNINGS
$5.52
$6.16
.
charges
Net
have
would
170, p. 305.
Income
,v-
199,998
411,288
the
169,
produced mostly ingot
May.—V. 170, P. 107.
last
revenues
oper.
ry.
Equip,
._i $10,330,600 $13,836,161 $11,328,001
2,632,007
2,506,712-i 1,432,407
outstanding
share
Period End. June 30—
167,234
$248,129
period
Kelley Island Lime & Transport Co.—Earnings
239,500
319.895
169, p. 1991.
Corp.,
which
mill
closed
oper,
expenses
income
taxes—
Federal
charges——
shares
to
ended June 30.—V.
(Separately-operated
'Net- profit
Capital
according
quarter,
13
Period End. July 31—
Railway
Railway
$26,589,705 $22,696,961 $18,699,261
U. S. Fed. and Canadian inc. taxes
16,209,105
8,860,800
7,371,200
after
1949
the company's mines, mill and
not been curtailed by a strike
of
Canada,
second
the
for
oneration
elected Directors.
have been
Hare
Six Months Ended June 30—
Frofit
181,941
318,979
•$418,830
depletion..
income
•Deficit.—V.
2,105,489
Quebec,
494.
outstanding on Dec. 31,
Net
$1.89
Kansas City Southern
per
" 97,458
charges
Deprec.
$1.94
buyer
through H. H.
Buncher Co.,
a
Pittsburgh
(Pa.)
development,, who was given authority on Aug. 12' to sell
been
Net
170,
higher if
entire
small
the public 80,000
old-
„
Other
$1.12
and
sales
Phoenix
the
income tax
Into
"■
the
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—New Directors—
headed
n
$9,390,529
.
Expenses
Net
$3,444,980
*
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Hudson Coal Co.
Period
*
$3,312,013
Ca--
which began
has
payable, $115; accrued corporate taxes, $4,and surtax—estimated, $4,143; capital
stock (par $10), $1,000,000; capital surplus, $424,140; earned surplus,
$338,308; total, $1,771,456.—V. 168, p. 1255.
Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd.—Earnings—
1948.—V.
$2,219,404
taxer_
Asbetos,
interested
LIABILITIES—Accounts
750;
NOTE—Ore milled from the company's property amounted to 923,820
tons in
period of
at
strike
-
taxes.
income
NOTE—Both
plant
$42,679; marketable securities, $1,713,275;
interest-\and dividends receivable, $15,502; total, $1,771,456.
$1.68
;
net. earnings—/ $6,854,688
per
S.. and
been, somewhat
ASSETS—Demand deposits,
";
"
,
share..
6 Mos. End. June 30—
Earnings
2,034,103
$1,555,375
1,060,732
:
costs, 1948, include $500,000 provided for contingencies in
quarter.
This provision was later cancelled when the lastin-first-out method of valuing inventories was adopted.
7,215
1,008
$378,308
40,000
surplus
paid
Railway
shares
U.
The
294,723
International Rys. of Central
Capital
2,324,850
Kaiser-Frazer Corp.—To Sell Iron Works—
prices in
amts.
International
$1,390,333 $14,769,901 $17,579,888
'
.•Est.
$5,765,600
128,737
1,017,069
first
Jt.
Hudson Bay
$3,300,861
64,388
$0.97
surplus
nadian
$53,732
7,202
1,691
.8,026
1949—7 Mos.—1948
1949—Month—1948
170, p. 305.
'V. 168, p.-1362.
$5,607,-913
128,830
64,369
___
Earnings per com. share
v:
i\
-
$66,432
$71,539.
$66,282
17,303
surplus
Dividends
.
capital
dividends
Period End. July 31—
$956,716
per
32,750,945
31,577,739
2,445,342
5,076,980
dividends
Balance
the
1,818
excess of carry,
Corp.—July Sales Decline 31.2%
Period End. July 31-
Earned
16,496,735
34,491,170
16,086,718
28,806,977
1,225,958
2,511,476
c 2,823,247 i
4,605,736
1,162,425
earnings
Preferred
;
succeed Frederick L.
1948
1949
$76,422
8,154
.
profit
William
8ales
Net
s.
depletion—
_2____
>___
Common
been
17,896,654
13,677,680
1,269,015
2,432,731
$2,882,169
expenses
salaries-.^-
£(Hd
•Taxes
which will
Sale Agree¬
Credit result'g from sale
494.
Howard Stores
•
and
and
Deprec.
1949—6 Mos.—1948
$76,180,959 $77,458,919
other
the. proposed
to
Conditional
said
and
Subs.)—Earnings—
1949—3 Mo ;—1948
$38,158,249 $39,933,519
•
materials,
Wages
suc¬
the
receipt of
after
deliver
and
of Sept.
as
the
to
the bids,
days
ten
execute
dated
sent
be
opening of
L.J
sales
during
-V.
—V.
Net
(&
Corp.
Period End. June 30—
-
,
______________
Previous
$4,302,971
period
income
15,306
170, p. 107.
Johns-Manville
f
Co.,
339,588
$4,504,180
.took
pfd.
to
—
_
the
faxes oh Inc. (estJ
Net
.
$2,351,583 $28,907,575 $25,610,222
1,784,841
22,658,034
19,858,137
-80
income
RR.
resigned
;
Net
Other
—V.
-
from that post.
Mr. Bissinger will, however,
Vice-President In charge of research.—V. 170, p. 494.
as
Total
1949—12 Mos.—1948
1949—Month—1948
1,964,339
Net
i
industrial
$689,891
and
income
tOther
of
$2,654,230
exps.
bid,,
be
counterpart
.
1,511,184
930,600
2,322,680
$1,581,319
5,131
Inland Investors, Inc.—Earnings—
and
operating revenue
Oper.
Ford
who
Income
electric
taxes-..
revenues,
executed
E.
continue
:
Houston Lighting & Power Co.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
attached
after
required,
his
to
1,579,110
1,030,500
2,668,855
1,369,840
—
4,835
Industrial Rayon Corp.—New Secretary-
.
Oper.
be
of
Agreement,
Expenses
$606,254
> $0.50
Federal taxes
p. 2314.
provision for depreciation, bad debts,
applicable to minority interests.—V. 169,
charges
will
acceptance
770,430
317,500
1,204,340
556,100
taxes
i
costs
ment.—-V. 170, p. 594.
*
1948
1949
—
on
Mo.
o'clock
12
Terminal
Iillinois
.
successful
hours
6 Mos. End. June 30—
6 Mos. End. June 30—
•Net
before
the
of
11,815,896
1,913,636
808,680
—-
income
taxes
income
.
Houdaille-Hershey Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Per
received
within 48
bidder
of
Assignment
ASSETS—Cash in banks,
$162,253; United States Treasury obliga¬
tions, at cost, $60,000; marketable securities, at cost, $12,500; accounts
receivable, $54,324; inventories, $18,648; investment in Wyoming-Cal¬
ifornia Petroleum Co., capital stock
(100% owned at cost), $98,000;
oil
leases, at cost
(less reserve
for depiction), $65,777;
wells and
equipment, at cost (less reserve for depreciation), $405,729; prepaid
expenses, $7,694; total, $885,925.
be
of. acceptance
bidder
successful
tDeficit.
1949
Ward,
President,
Boulevard, St. Louis 1,
must
10,338,820
1,845,160
5,441,745
1,043,878
876,942
Other
estimated cost of $283,500.
invitation must be -submitted in duplicate,
this
to
directors
of
at an
H.;;W.
12th
bid
Notice
.
$0.02
,
notice
BALANCE SHEET JUNE 30,
•25,
$54,268-
Aug. 31, 1949.
on
Balance
•Earnings per
to
North
board
the
deprec. of
Gross
$61,659
Agreement
pursuant
addressed
$15,696*
18,000
$32,232
18,000
profit
by
2210.
P.
5,714,854
expenses
for
'Utility
Other
eight electric motored PCC passenger • cars, for financing the
purchase of such cars by the company from St. Louis Car Co. under a
Sale
elected
be
169,
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—Earnings
1949—6 Mos.—1948
1949—12 Mos.—1948
oper. revenues
$11,389,653 $10,359,213 $22,914,685 $20,624,741
Provision
of
Conditional
will
meeting.—V.
September
Maintenance
company has invited bids for the lowest interest rate at which
bidder will provide the lesser of $226,767 or 80%
of the purchase
price
Holly Development Co.—Earnings—
Jlet
1,750
1,750
Total
This
the
2528.
p.
1,750
Period End. June 30—
;
0,160
>
Request for Bids—
$19,197,793 $18,644,211 $37,855,426 $37,095,300
169,
4,000
Hanna-Kramer Company
Boenning & Co
Pacific Company, of Calif.__
J. S. Strauss & Co
69.93
$313,61$
to
successor
its
Operating income
(The) Hecht Co.—Quarterly Sales Show Gain—
—V.
6,500
Noyes & Co
company.
$630,21$
$365,064
17,
Federal
•Incl.
Sales
Hemphill,
^Jaeger, Chairman of the board, announces that due to
health, O. G. Mandt has resigned as President, effective
1949, after completion of over 23 years of service to the
impaired
$917,061
9,134
-277,711
income
.Operating ratio
Co., Hartford, Conn.—V. 169, p. 1561.
severally
have
below
Quail & Co
5,000
Wheelock & Cummins, Inc.- 5,000
v
Other
$52,078
Sept.
due
named
the respective numbers of shares
company
set forth below:
The Milwaukee Company— 5,000
$6,297,845
4,403,819 '
814,562
$185,423
Net income
debentures
underwriters
indenture
indentures
be issued
the
may
10,250
Sept.
3,764
.Fixed charges
3>/4%
80,000 shs.
mortgage
6,500
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc
6,500
A. G. Becker & Co., Inc
6,500
Central Republic Co. (Inc.)_- 6,500
Glore, Forgan & Co
6,500
Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.)
6,500
—"
170, p. 494.
;
$97,207
-
Net ,ry.<oper. Income.;
f
Payment will be made at The First National Bank of Boston, trustee,
45
Milk Street, Boston, Mass., or at the Hartford National Bank &
30-year
first
the
thereto,
C. Langley & Co
Operating
of
under
subject to the terms thereof and
additional bonds of any series
and,
Name
1949—6 Mos.—1948
-
$1,089,302
774,067
99.924
$300,889
1,774
47,037
on
issuable
319,331.1 shs.
1979.
0
1949—Month—1948
Railway, oper. revenues
•Railway oper. exps;___
Railway tax accruals
*
redemption
for
bonds
of
—
560,000 shs.
—'
;
.
______
Jaeger Machine Co.—President Resigns—
Sept. 1, next, $105,000
1971, at 100 and interest.
called
has
company
-
$15)
3,140,000
100.000 shs.
$30)___
pref. stock—__
Gebhard
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
is
Partial Redemption—
The
1,
(par
preferred stock
W.
been
27/6%
bonds,
Oct.
3,290,000
The First Boston Corp
compared
series
Power
170,
due
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
2,000,000
series due Jan.
agreed to purchase from the
said,
Illinois
31
statement
loans
—:
debs,
cumul.
(par
unlimited
.
appointed
and interest lor
Financing Planned—
expected to be filed in the near future
with the Securities and Exchange Commission and the financing com¬
pleted in the early fall. Issuance of the new securities is also subject to
the approval of the Connecticut Public Utilities Commission;
A
,
Guaranty Trust Co., of New York has also
co-registrar and New York paying agent for principal
construction costs.
pay
the recent omis¬
The
will vote on approving an authorized
icsue of 300,000 shares of preferred stock, par $50, of which it is planned
to issue initially
160,000 shares.
The net proceeds are to be used to
The
of
$22,584,445
—V.
Hartford Electric Light Co.—New
explaining
current year
Illinois Power Co.—Co-Registrar—
:
of not more than 2,000
cumulative preferred stock for redemption on Dec. 1,
share plus accrued dividend of $1.06Vi.—V. 170, p. 594.
drawn
stockholders
dividend.
entered the
company's bank
Tnventorie;
(M. A.) Hanna Co.—Partial Redemption—
There
.-The
2103.
p.
letter to
a
common
company
$9,550,000
series due Oct.
——
stock
series
supplemental
with unu ually large inven¬
tories," Mr. Simon stated.
"Prices were trending lower.
As a result
prices were cut and losses taken.
A substant.al portion of the inven¬
tory was sold in the first half of this year."
$539,572
Net
pref.
•The
is
fund
—:
——
stock
Com.
may
Outstanding
mo,ooo.ooo
•2,000,000
bonds 3y4%
sinking
Cumul.
Foods, Inc.—Cites Inventory Losses—
Chairman, said in
352,000
358,000
215,000
179,000
con¬
$2,900,000.
1978
1975
106.
p.
for
reimburse
to
made.
The com¬
at approximately
Authorized
corporation's inventory losses for the fiscal year ending Nov. 30,
be greater than was generally anticipated, Norton Simon,
1949,
Fed.
&
taxes
income
Hunt
6,225
inc.
beiore
170,
around
at
1975 —
First mtge. .bonds 3%%
5V2%
$1,798,889
879,070
& exp.,
Other inc.
Prov.
$1,785,045
425,776
Selling, adv. & atim. ex.
Profit
$1,007,968
$878,523
—_—
adjustment income bonds.—V.
on
1949—6 Mos.—1948
1049—3 Mos.—1948
Period End. June 30—
1950
i,
4%
Hamilton Watch
for
and
7
CAPITALIZATION AFTER GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
First mtge.
Gross
incurred
used
construction expenditures already
estimates" construction expenditures for 1949
for
company
$4,814,361
Operating income
Nonoperating income
ratio of quick assets to quick liabilities
to
2.5
v
(691)
program and payment of $1,143,780 of bank loans
struction purposes. The- balance of proceeds will be
1949—6 Mos.—1948
$8.86
■
p'v, '■'/
'
CHRONICLE
RR.—Earnings—
1949—Month—1948
oper.vrevenue
sheet showed
a
End. June 30—
1947 *
$618,975
balance
The
to
share
Period
1948
$523,597
first half if 1949 were 15y2%
the
period
ing
o
& all other res._
outstanding
common
Sales for
.
1949
$165,458
134,010
30—
6 Months Ended June
s
Net
FINANCIAL
&
subsidiaries--
$0.15
NOTE—Prov. for deprec.
&
depl.
&
equip,
of
prop.
amt.
to
pit.
«
THE
(692)
hand
on
United
and
States
Trade
June 30, *49
$1,0784205
—
_______
Treasury
Bonds...—
account;, receivable (net)
&
notes
deposit
on
Dec. 31, '48
$718,105
325,843
1,047,089
1,075,211
171,471
5,597,439
"
ASSETS—
Cash
Inventories
Investments
and
other
(net)——
assets
Deferred
Years End. June 30—
Interest
75,062
906,716
Cash
999,284
Other
05,317
Accounts
payable
misc.
Capital
stock
Earned
surplus
(308,952
shrs.
432,749
7,723,800
7,723,800
par)———
no
V,
There
306.
170. p.
'
July 31-
The
€99
^
company
July 31,
on
year before.—V.
a
$2.36
$3,422,995 net realized profit on investment In
and $10,129,593 in 1947.
OF
AS
CLOSE
OF
JUNE 30,
BUSINESS,
in
banks,
other
realized
net
169,
2529.
p.
F.
ordinate
tions,
Watermulder
the
this
in
and
activities
been
of
Director
the
of
supervise
Personnel
co¬
Rela¬
Period End. June
Sales
stores in operation, compared
&
&
Period End. June 30—
Of
income
Net
income
before
$153,273
the
World
various
199,889
58,581
Total
321,161
647,88$
$94,692
$943,118
income
41,103
60,276
$384,228
$119,464
for
stockholders
2,324,515
1,010,847
$3,692,914
$8,822,182
125,284
229.564
264,055
net
$554,345
$984,221
Net
17,302
income
Earnings
$366 926
share....
per
•In
respect
and
of
prior
pensions
service
to
contributions
to
169,
Canadian
according
Co.,
to
President.
The
in
will
Calgary
have
radioactivity
well
Canadian
301,450
Higcs.
are
Jas.
Rodney
D.
other
Durkee,
C.
F.
W.
taries
Lsne-Wells
provides
A.
Manager,
the United
of
.It
Assistant
Sales
Co.
Slates
services
Miller
is
and
C.
L.
F.
services
50
through
Injgle,
H.
Ludwig,
In
in
in
sales
Net
profit
•Earns,
after
principal
oil
to
taxes__
fields
Despite
Tradesmens
National
2,
Pa.,
101 U
and
interest, of
.Dehteh
&
New
Bank
will
proposals for the sale to it,
'*UL^0V* lf 1975'
2,311,056
$2.76
$2.47
as
England
of
as
—V.
p.
370,
495.
trustee, 1530 Walnut
Sept. 16, receive sealed
*;
of
Oct.
10
the
as
v
5170,
the
for
asset
in
iSOth
annual
*
report
of
Robert
to
the
stockholders.
dividend of $2.95
Started
Sept. 24, 1929,
closed-end investment
value
Other
xy.
Eastern
-
" I
-
Net
"
—V.
the
revenues
of
company
the
business.
d*scloses that
the
Jftory. In the
A
special
ration,
in
largest
this
similar
any
oeriod
in
the
largest
A
ju~t
income
cut sLiat
a
stocbkolder
who
^ corporation when it
paid
was
$104
for
one
share
of
which
of
$129.90
meantime,
paid
from
and
has
the
profits realized
a
on
June
market
received
a
Stockholders of
31, 1929 to 13,732
30,
1949
had
of
$132.00.
total
of
$121.40
corporation's
on
on
of
Lumbermens
1919,
and
with
of
net
ordinary
a
total
This
net
dividends.
income and
asset
$53.74
have
1949,
increased
from
the report reveals.
on
earnings
input of
subsidiaries
1949—12 Mos.—1943
$2,464,173 $33,424,675
$28,042,388
SEC
authorization
September,
more
borrow
to
and
October
than 2%
$825,000
November,
interest.
until
persons
Aug.
25th
to
request
12,960
in
the
•Net
0rl66,O61y
156,329
Net
a
_
of
on
Drl90,ll6
./
184,324
$1,427,269
of
104,224,,
639,937.
'
..
.
$1,614,871
38,291
30,751
395,005
339,823
153
261
2,675
3,598
12,552
535
77,186
41,445
$117,227
$82,734
$1,289,547
$1,320,087
7,704
7,704
92,455
S3,813
$75,029
$1,197,091
$1,226,273
He
in
the
Vernon
retired
was
p.
(Cr)
pfd.
Seattle
State
of
also
is
and
•
$1,173,200
of
Marine
25
;
*
•
from
active
Vice-President and
1453.
a
after
member
23
••
with
years
the
of
board of
/
f
,
7,
1949
100,327
the
realized
V
$2,324,900
98,886
94,308
90,595
83,451
77,569
$2,723,803
period
in
loss
1948
on
and
sale of
$2,445,181
$2,153,025
2,488.514
investments of
net loss
realized
on
2,232,137
$496,153
sale
of
99,o50
1,716,448
1,629,292
150,033
95,639
1.471,337
1,106,276
110,000
95,417
1,305,215
1,037,085
8,767,869
limited-term
17,815
$177,311
$3,090,711
—
$2,571,272
1,420
1,731
5,4ia
$177,366
$3,092,442
$2,576,690
92,151
other
55
$195,510
income
and
17,815
$194,090
revenues
95,211
de-
(net)
$103,359
applicable
to
preferred
841,955
892,137
$2,250,487
$82,155
•
$1,684,553
•
stock
266,856
266,856
$1,983,631
-
Missouri Illinois
Gross
$1,417,597
property retirement reserve appropriations.
as
:r.;:
.r•■•/,
RR.—Earnings—
/
in 1949,
investments
:
1949
from
railway.
from railway______
ry. oper. income
1948
>
1947
"
1946
$347,130
117,216
$465,269
$325,348
$278,852
226,863
125,303
97,950
72,100
129,030
2,136,779
815,531
2,327,803
'
/■
53,764
46,13a
1,956,751
1,584,107
From Jan. 1—
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway^.
from
Net
—V.
oper.
income
«
1,035.025
478,025
865,761
*
535,505
,
575,437
423,209
■
"272,293
170, p. 8.
Missouri Pacific RR.—Reorganization Plan ^Approved
by ICC—Preferred Stockholders to Participate—
Interstate
Commerce
reorganization
for
931,952 for the system,
Those
mision
of
desiring
within
due
The
1947
.
$2,627,518
.
9,826,944
144.687
•Previously designated
170, p. 8. '
?
which
1948
$15,111,794
688,869
-V.
of
service
1949—12 Mw.—1948
$1,156,936 $17,428,470
769,808
income
Gross
banking offices
Washington.
The First
a
subsidiary of Marine
•
1949—Month—1948
$1,386,433
revenues
Income
Dividends
Net
4
-
1947
$1,126,986-/ $1,234,153
principal subsidiary
in
expenses
10
plan
was
Appeals
plan
the
60
days
will
this
modification
days from
later.
then
Eighth
latter
had
Commission
the
of
Aug.
2
a
Circuit
approved
in
2
approved
capitalization
of
plan
a
$611,-
12.
must petition the Comreplies to those petitions will
plan
and
to the Federal
September, 1947,
in
for
the
Aug.
on
with
go
directed
$559,890,000.
The
Commission
company,
it was announced on Aug.
to
District
the
by
return
1944
'
to
with
Court at St. Louis,
U. S. Circuit Court
the
a
Commission
capitalization
the
of
\
held the MOP common stock to be of no
value, but said the preferred stockholders, "in view of the amount
of
their
claim," are entitled to all the equity 4n the reorganized
again
remaining after satisfaction of creditors' claims.
In the
plan, the Commission found the preferred not to have any value,
the common and preferred stockholders took the plan into
company
1944
and
both
Court.
provision has been
a
stock
'•
Net
1648
$2,914,725
for
(Cr)
expenses
ductions
622,798
$786,44?
,v
1949
offices
5
Mount
169,
as
$1,604,690
debt_
June—
$787,332S
y.iyy-
-
Commerce,
has
has
$77,678 in 1947.
files
760,825
$112,687
$1,409,245
2.767,110
NOTE—No
110,796
2422.
oper.
Net
67,929
-
gain of $273,901
Company
822,326
853,415
disct.,
expense
of
Interest
.'
$1,341,316
$196,074
Dividends
net
(1.040,068
\
investments
10,586,895
1,294,37s
67,200-
'
communities
income
127,653
$142,813
taxes
Amort,
$13,597,029
9,685,902
1,658,457
.
$1,360,069.
; 105,959..
_
•Before
110,796
158,637
taxes
Gross
$300,298
-
$110,494
y/'yu
Bank
and
603,500
9,233
$109,522
&
169, p.
Other
first
$285,713
' 14,585
.
14,402
$4,535
now
Saberson
fees
3,579,150
695,500
taxe
debt
of
Federal
a
branch will be opened at
Northgate, the suburban development
north of Seattle, on Aug. 1.—V.
168, p.-1904.
L.
$7,584,053
3,542,926
53,416
acquis.
Period End. May 31—
1949—6 Mos.—1948
Dr30,093
$96,092
■/;
National
Bank
$7,754,806
331.230
62,500
of opera¬
year
$2,295,695 $13,026,818
—.
other
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$634,221
9,233
plant
long-term
Operating
Operating
year
with
new
Other
it
Dec
of
293,624
income
Other
Compensation of trust, and adv. bd.
from
4,614
—
agent
Mississippi Power & Light Co.—Earnings—
Earnings Lower—
25,428
(Dr)
current
$16,541,470
169,419
3 Months (Ended June 30—
of
corporation
June 30,
—V.
Mutual
compare
the first
.1,797,510
etc.—
170, p. 206.
Income
the
of
System
1949—Month—1943
.
Balance
the
Massachusetts Investors Trust—Earnings—
-
.
value
in
$67.66
transfer
1152.
kwh., an increase of 11,corresponding week of last year.
during
depreciation.^
Other deductions
be
capital stock
shareholder,
in
vote
This
88.337.000
the
interested
•Depreciation
the
and
1949—Month—1948
_____
directors.—V.
investments.
the
in
1,518,770
_______
this corporation.
originally
value
given
income
on
The
issued, Sept. 24, 1929, and,
kept ills investment continuously since
then, now holds three shares of
w
sales
Masonite Corp.—Official Retires—
E.
was
of
the report discloses that the
corpo¬
began operations with a paid-in
capital of $100,000,000
has disbursed quarterly dividends without
interruption since
1930 in the total amount of
$81,639,172.
The report points
to
requested
banks
taxes
prem.
excluding
corresponding
section
which
a
$666,807
inccme
Amort,
type
year was
1229,
June,
Int.
1335.
Bancorporation.
•
corporation's
year ended June 30, 1948, net ordinary
historical
General
After
the
in
premium
117,129
Or22,949
interest,
National
and
management
net ordinary income for the fiscal
of
2.4%
the first half
Haviland said,
p.
'
income
The
,
*.^^0
54.586,763.
22.1%.
of
(American)
as
$1,734,470
—
income,
oper.
income
serving
pay-
year
to
last Janu¬
v^.777
of
Federal
one
week ended Aug. 13, 1949,
with 43,166,000 kwh. for the
increased
Department,
rents
Bancorporation,
the
compared with
fiscal
which
on
Net
1949
in
share, after
1949,
preceding
date
30,
put
Bank
$10,000,000.
appointed
166, p.
the
1949,
11,
over
adjustments
The
equals
peso
Marine Bancorporation (& Subs.)—Earnings-^
Share—
June
been
1949—Month—1948
expenses
for
Amort,
the
for
income
1948.—V. 169,
income
Gross
■
announced
per
June 25,
on
of the
per
on
President,
This
share
a
on
Diwllicfl
corporation
Lehman,
«°,n,f!nc 30, 1943, the close
$33.33/3
with
acquisition.
Cuban
$60,158,341
.
share
per
$43.30.
of
time
one
production,
state
premium
facility rents
Net
ex¬
1949—Month—1948 ,1949—6 Mos.—1948
.
value
to
of
decrease
a
industrial
.*6 Months Ended June 30—
iNet
has
Balance
Corp.—July Sales 15.4%— Lower—
(The) Lehman Corp.—Asset Value
$43.30
Amounteo
Aug.
revenue
Prov.
this company and affiliated companies rose
$20,174,183 for the six months ended June 30,
Vice-President and Eastern Manager, announced
Taxes
Joint
date for
$9,125,212 $50,792,168 $60,265,860
SEC
Net
Period End. June 30—
Operating
'
306.
p.
year,
premium sales for
records, Mr.
$50,000
Rentals,
—-V.
the
at
par
compared
as
Operating expenses i*
v
Lerner Stores
the
Maine Central RR.—June
plan. -• The bondholders are being
exchange in advance of that date.
bonds for
Period End. Ju'y 31—
assets
at
previous
Equipment
forward
has
Milwaukee
Operating
American
company
York
New
six months of
Lehigh Valley RR.—Oct. 10
Exchange Date—■
to
be
of
of
of
Haviland,
in
all
total
1, 1949, at prices not exceeding
mortgage bonds, 3%
series B,
purchase, whether offered by the
by others.—V. 170, p. 495.
or
will
loan
hearing.
Gross
Casualty Co.
Co.,
p.m.,
fTbe company, it is stated,
expects to set
change of bonds under its adjustment
not
fixed
utilities, local sales
total
T.
J.
broke
Oct.
will
Co.
Trust
3
it
The World
169, p. 2421.
decreased
a
Insurance
V
first
many
RR.
&
.
requested
of
figured
are
Department
to
operates
306.
p.
has
value.—V.
amounted
15%,
Period End. June 30—
$3.11
.
15.
The Department, which celebrated its 30th anniversary
week, includes the states of Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey,
Delaware,
Maryland,
Virginia
and
North
Carolina.
The
company
2,080,043
$2.21A;'
until
$95-°49
as
$4.46
Aug.
tion
-Philadelphia
South
*2,951,521
$4,226,877
last
Lehigh & New England RR.—Tenders Sought—The
value
other
Eastern
1947
•After deduction of preferred dividends
paid.—V. 170,
~-V.. 170, p. 495.
St.,
par
its promissory notes at not
Dividends
$25,717,417 $19,161,405
1,860,039
that
interim
an
425,000
Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Co.—Marks 30th Anni¬
versary With 21.9% Sales Gain—
1949,
1948
$21,441,192
__
stock....
com.
The
period.—V. 170, p. 595.
on
1949
__
estimated
share of
per
412,474
Coast
operations.
(James) Lees & Sons Co.—Earnings—
_______
the
of
output of this
totaled
33,625,000 kwh.,
corresponding week last
its
Six Months Ended June 30—
sales
'
250,000
results
results
21.9%
Net
528,817
a
Electric
Secre¬
Gulf
of
with
Bank
$1
ended
company
on
Gross
affiliate, Petro-Tech Service Co.,
Venezuela.—V, 170, p. 7.
in
236,385
due
Proceeds of
loan, together with $175,000 to be borrowed during
August, would be used to finance coal purchases and maintain work¬
ing capital through the first quarter of 1950.
Louisville Gas & Electric Co. (Ky.)—Weekly Output—
principal
Assistant
formerly
charge
branches
week
two
ex¬
rates
U. S. dollar.—V.
_
N. L. Dorn, Morton T.
Vine-Presidents; D. S. Jeppson,
Vice-President
maintains
and
foreign
dollar
Cuban
President;
Treasurers.
and
The
Lane-Wells
Ludwig,
Secretary-Treasurer;
Division
the
on
in
Edmonton, and a sales i
facilities in gun perforating,
maintain
and
S.
Hughes.
in
After
security holders.
S2.049.C24
1949,
278,903
"
subsidiary companies in¬
cluded above are figured at the average exchange rates but subject to
the special provision shown above.
Depreciation and depletion is based
fields.
oil
Officers
logging
499,184
to
mort¬
5s,
Milwaukee Solvay Coke Co.—Seeks Bank Loans—
headquarters
will
and
173,377
Co.
Mississippi Power Co.—Earnings—
Durkee,
,1:
unit
new
office
National
stock,
corporation
from
(do¬
foreign)__
charges
(includ.
NOTE—The
S.
288,699
Light
170, p. 108.
The
profit
$2,640,159
$2,0^7,785
profit per share—
'
$2.78
$2.15
•Based on 948,597
shareg'outstanding.
>
Rodney
1,509,748
Net
Entry of this company into the Canadian oil fields on a major scale
revealed on Aug. 18 with the formation of a
wholly-owned sub¬
Lane-Wells
2,206,981
•Net
was
sidiary,
990,180
surta*.
and
cline
Lane-Wells Co.—Enters Canadian Oil Fields—
1
674,835
1,352,356
$6,306,000 of first
Electric
un¬
due
are
400.
p.
kwh., or
170, p. 595.
—V.
income
normal
change
2105,
1,164,887
which
Miller-Wohl Co., Inc.—July Sales Off 16.8%—
for doubt, accts.
$0.71
Employees' Retirement
outside plan, less at¬
p.
380,471
the
Mexican
approval.
of
Period End. July 31—
Special prov. against de¬
$528,986
$1.26
v:a,
retired
taxes.—V.
the
—V.
$5,827,481
contingencies)
/
employees
Income
$942,494 •'/
$0.15
$9,051,746
643,667
prov.
25,409
41,727
$110,460
,
paid
tributable reduction in
V/' : 9,004
$0.49
•
;
.
Plan
.
$3,818,198
include
of
two of
World
maturity
(other
taxes
and
Misc.
■V"'
subsidiary
,
$5,476,331
and
of
Chase
this
$5,563,426
118,224
bonds,
the
by the long-term loan of $26,000,000.—"Wail Street
170,
569,000
925,615
$5,358,107
mortgage
of
is
It
program.
extension
an
sources.
the
Middle South Utilities, Inc.—Weekly Input—
2,208,898
505,563
Other inoame taxes
mestic
in
1,163,574
510,801
income)
Federal
Equity of minority
income
refunded
common
For
1,190,192
expansion
for
from
structure
Michaels Brothers, Brooklyn, N. Y.—Transfer Agent
15,378,280
exp.
income
than
$494,069
24,772
Prov.
tax
Net
for
company
Sales
20,085
res._
be
The
depletion.,
profit
first
expected
capital
company's
$26,000,000 loan
and
is
company
according to reliable
the
provide
These Issues
groups
the
Journal."—V.
■->
$364,143
from
admin,
will
$2,755,100
Bank
provided
would
of
Miscellaneous Income...
$815,230
$1,591,004
V.
:
profit
•Transferred
and
Operating
$564,032
.
state,
& forIncome taxes
Net
&
Deprec.
1949—6 Mos.—1948
the
729.
p.
rank on
equal terms with the three first mortgage
recapitalization plan, which is being drawn up by First
acting in an advisory capacity, will soon be submitted
the
the
16,984,730
was
York,
164,
will
The
„
9,119,463
9,432,243
vacancy
New
Corp.,
$4,927,913 $10,428,265 $10,888,580
in-
taxes
Federal,
reign
Selling
19*9—3 Mos.—1949
products..$4,552,067
>
sold
been
loan
$16,491,343 $14,481,514 $29,142,274 $24,076,219
shipping costs
of
purchased
cost
long-term
1949—6 Mos.—1948
1949—3 Mos.—1948
-
Mfg.
Lambert Co.—Earnings—
30—
of
7
Corp.,
have
and $1,977,132 of Pachtrcha Light & Power Co. first
mortgage
due 1967.
Under the proposed recapitaliaztion
plan, the World
ary
Lone Star Cement Corp.—Earnings—
DM9—Month—1848
1949—7 Mos.—1948
$11,605,214 $12,927,770 $83,580,348 $82,679,609
Aircraft
Co.,
One
Templeton
weexs,
construction
of
1950,
to
and
Public
and
directors.
M.
strengthen
a
plan
February.
due
of
Administrativer Vice-
will
post
The Treasurer, and the Secretary and General Counsel.
Watermulder, for the past seven years Treasurer of the Quaker
Co., Chicago, will begin his new duties Sept. 20.—V. 170, p. 495.
cement
Sales
In
its
the
issues
issues.
appoinied
created
of
John
five
or
to
for
finance
that
three
5s,
1950,
Cambridge, Mass.—New Official
has
board
of
Vultee
Aircraft
Solar
bonds
•
newly
of
Bank
investments and special dividends paid,
net ordinary income, $4,987,826;
total,
011
Lever Brothers Co.,
Louis
President
$144,816,646
Mr.
The company on July 31, 1049 had 253
with 247 a year before.—V. 170, p. 306.
to
of
four
designed
qualify
can
date
(6. H.) Kress & Co.—July Sales Declined 10.2%—
-
it
so
Bank
stock ($1 par value), $1,547,077; capital
less—300 shares held In treasury (at cost), Dr$9,-
profit
Menasco's
resignation
public in
is
Boston
170, p. 308.
-Period End. July 31—
made
plan
derstood
undistributed
of
the
Consolidated
of
director
a
long-awaited recapitalization plan for this
be
The
capital
surplus, $80,712,982;
Leigh,
members
by
director
a
T,
Mexican Light & Power Co., Ltd.—Plan Near—
to
$65,632,128.
$104,921;
$24,103,718
having been unfilled during the past two years.—V.
1943,
1949
dividends
$1,863,883;
$4,218,137 $23,607,883
Manufacturing Co.—Two New Directors—
Laddon,
created
$i.38
mature
taxes,
Oats
Bales
M.
Charles
elected
1,946,777
y
1948
SHEET
total,
799;
had 701 stores in operation, against
1949
Menasco
I.
and
1,940,7771,946,777
$1.93
$1.74
1,946,777
___
of
7
1949—6 Mos.—1948
170, p. 306.
*1
share
per
Z)r$22,247,757;
j
$20,724,769 $21,422,918 $145,950,031
2,628,149
'
-
4,341,313
1949—Month—1948
$4,055,601
—V.
gage
1949—7 Mos.—1943
1949—Month—1948
-
-
2,993,037
-v' s
ord.
outstdg.
$65,632,128.—V.
Period End.
$2,692,004
Co.—July Sales Decreased 3.8%—
Period End. July 31—
and
(S. S.) Kresge Co.—July Sales Decreased 3.2%—
Sale.;
$3,399,905
1670.
p.
Sales
LIABILITIES—Payable for securities purchased, $20,299; notes pay¬
able for securities purchased, $116,579;
reserve
for accrued expenses
1949—1948
•
169,
The
operation in July, 1949, against 309 a year
stores in
304
were
ago.—V.
481,C38
$3,762,392
:
3,815,633
par
McLellan Stores
receivable and in¬
terest accrued, $544,715;
U. S. Government obligations (at average
cost),
$12,751,072;
other
securities
(at
average
cost),
$49,114,974;
miscellaneous investments and advances, $1,357,483; real estate invest¬
$2,381,000 $17,530,000 $17,050,000
82,194,000
—
494,791
at
working
—V.
23,140
$4,588,763
on Aug. 12 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of 5J/2%
series
first preferred
stock
to be
($100 per share), the net proceeds to be used for
capital.
Underwriter; Roy E.
Hawk & Co., Athens, Ohio.
2,000
offered
60,845
460,025
ASSETS—Cash
Declined 7.8%—
1949—Monih—1948
July 31—
23,551
66,004
448,471
income
stk.
par)
ment,
_
25,081
70,711
__
BALANCE
secondary distribution on Aug. 10 of 10,000 shares of common
stock
(par $5) at $43.62Vz per share (net) through Dean Witter &
Co. was heavily oversubscribed.—V. 170, p. 595.
Period End.
$3,236,014
72,420
net
$3,069,942 in
Tbe
Sales
$3,937,931
39,712
from
cap.
(no
$9,532,291
Co.—Offering Oversubscribed—
(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc.—July Sales
$4,339,822
exps
•Exclusive
U, V;,' 'VrV'V-:->V
Kern County Land
98,008
Co.—Files With SEC—
The company
covering
45,222
fcxps._
ordinary
Earns,
$9,438,955
——-
169, p. 1885.
103,499
$5,195,686
-
oper.
Slirs.
998,399
1,207,666
Total
236,274
1946
stock &
cap.
income
•
—V.
273,250
etc.,
Divids.
45,849
179,901
income
on
3,546,241
54,733
2,879,378
386,940
3,707,612
113,715
taxes
•Net
331,493
80,118
taxes
$213,407
in secur.
trans.,
Other
$9,532,291
247,469
—————
taxes
Federal
1947
$228,458
4,282,277
income
Franchise,
LIABILITIES—
Accrued
McBee
>J.
1948
$253,221
income
Total
119,438
$9,438.955
———
Monday, August 22, 1949
ACCOUNT
1949
dividend
Reg.
—
INCOME
CHRONICLE
$253,219
earned
Taxable divids.
5,703,067
440,980
charges
Total
FINANCIAL
209,536
438,478
Pioperty, plant and equipment (net)-—*
Investments in and advances to subs,-
&
COMPARATIVE
SHEET
BALANCE
COMPARATIVE
COMMERCIAL
"remilateri
made
for
lnvestinerih
Federal
.r>nm..anv
income
,UV
taxes
Ifio
n
since
The capital structure of the reorganized company will consist of
$21,174,665 equipment obligations (undisturbed), $207,435,699 of first
Volume
and
$83,409,899,
would
bonds,
4%
mortgage
be
Number 4831
170
divided
C,
series
of $143,594,632 of series A
4Vi %
bonds,
income
$100,
class
jnto
be
be
834,447
A,
class B dividend,
$40,615,900,
total
"
"
consist
fixed
,*
of
series
interest
shares
shares
of
no-par
entitled
and
to
Commission
1944
plan
fixed-interest
said
The
$7,271,990
from
to
*
creditors
Senior
their
will
claims.
receive
allotted
over
face
in
$35,453,866,
sum,
MOP first and refunding mortgage bondholders.
of the system will receive cash and/or new securities
principal of their claims and unpaid interest to Jan.
The exceptions are holders of International-Great Northern
1948.-
reorganization,
will
receive
their
A
of
New
of
class
of
A
\
new
general
(at $100
common
mortgage
of
that
date
Jan.
their
Judge
H.
G.
the,
bonds
and
;
balance
reorganization
of
On
157,
996.
p.
....
to
International
of
made
was
^> V
nine
Louis,
■
from
put
sale
this month.—V.
179, p.
July
595.
-
15
and
'
.
Rand,, President,, cn
sidiary,
Aug.
1949.
is
tralian
of
Council
in
the
State
of
Victoria
for
to
Noting
since
the
These:
adopted, by
were
the
shareholders.
permits
This
the
it will
t
0.34%;
that
''
cu,
i
ft/
employment
had
that-
the
.The
declined
extra
no
employes
aroqpd the-clock
of
because
the Central's
be
in
in'a
expenses
v
Period End. July 31—
1949—Mont!: -1948
Sales——" $77,005,376 $97,832,706
108 and 307.-
7,7' 7' y *-'.*• o*
however,
//
*
and
charges
'After
after preferred
taxes.
tBaSed
dividends,—V. 169,
7
6 Months Ended July 2—
company
sale
Telephone
Public
'
refund
to
I-
Earned
Sales for
V.
earlier
-V.
$3,323,000
increase
over
bit Aug. *17
new
of
Purchases
tributors
for
on
15
Aug.
Mptorob/s
»
The
p. 595.
by
of
sets
a
dNct
'
television
1950
sets
authorized
'
•
*" •"
"
•
'
'
'
;
Jurie 30—
section
170,j
National Fuel Gas Co.—Dissolves Subsidiary— '
Sche¬
SEC
10,420,189-'
share..
loan
$0.79
during
to
the
$0.68
reduce
$16,000,000,
the
amount
Mr.
of
Earle
reducing
Machold,
J.
the out-'
President,
The corporation-
about
to
the cor¬
paid on
was
1949,
$40,000,000 in 1945.
outstanding
$1.09
$1.26
of $4,000,000
first half
$12,000,000
of
electricity
during
the
first
six
of
months
by
totaled*
1949
„
•'
*
..
1.
•
.
-
-
'
...
•«
u
^
Ended—
t:
June 30/47
$454,913
sharp—...,..
per
July 3/48
$467,816
593;750
593,750
$613,532
296,875
$0.77
$0.79
t$1.04
July 2/49
shares.
and
....
...
t Ad justed
charges.
to reflect
stock split in*
2-for-l
1947.
Earnings from Jan. 1, 1949 to July 2, 1949 amounted to $956,981?
$1,62 per share.
In the
corresponding
period a year
ago
net
profit was $1,069,832 or $1.80 per share.-r-V. 168, pp. 2327, 2435.
Norfolk
Western
&
oper.
Ry.
Co—Earnings1949—8 Mos.—1948
1949—Month—1948
■*
$85,073,448 $88;625,004
62,668,628
60,583,98$
$13,389,293 $17,621,362
10,357,751
11,032,478
$3,031,542
expenses.....
$6,588,884 $23,204,820 $28,041,015
*
Net
ry;
oper,
revenues
Ry„ tax accruals....... '
1,908,707
*
3,512,597
16;257,197
13,291,394
$9,913,426 $11,783,81s
Ur795,658 Crl,339,629 Cr4,559,241 Cr6,263,411
7>rl4,612 - Dr20,621
Dr92,248
Dr97,640
$1,122,835
facility rents'(net)
Net
,
$3,076,286
Interest
Net
288,201
-
•
-
152,989
$1,821,569
fund",
reserve
>
101.924
65,000"
*
625,845
573,503
390,000
96,918
166,666
1,000,000
income—/ $1,654,645
$4,116,794 $13,217,161 $16,302,953
!09.
:.y■'
170, p.
$10
Los
value
par
Consolidated—Listing of Stock;—
capital/ stock
Angeles, §tock
Exchange
has
admitted
been
15.—V.
Aug.
on
Northern Engineering Works, Detroit,
r"" /
EARNINGS
FOR
SIX
MONTHS
ENDED
to
168,
42,330^
share.-r-V.
the
167,
fiscal
ended
year
Oct,
31,
on
Mich.—Earnings
APRIL
1949'
30,
(approximately)
ll—
Profits/after all charges and Fed., inc. taxes——
Earns; per Share on 149,352 shares outstanding...
"Net earnings"for
dealing
1585v
p.
Sales
439,093-
$17,876,^58
'$4,380,377 $14,233,005
.
North American Oil
the
108,745.
111,720
debt
1___"
894,396
773,138
142,162
-
$4,537,456 $15,153,556 $18,843,976
157,079
920,551
967,520
Balance of
—V.
$1,847,779
$2,547,390
69,783
'
funded
on
$4,395,294 $14,380,418 $17,949,580
,
$1,974,558
income
'
*^67,799
:
..1
—appropriations/,;
Misc.-appropriations
'
$1,903,881
70,677
Total income
$1,671,235-
138,809.
incoineJ
oper.
Sinking &
1947
"
57,660
309,021..
.
ry.
income
Other
".
^
$2,449,065
"capital
on
'*
"
$1,350,000
v •
160,000
•» $1.07
/
r';
1948.equalled.$2:16
944.
p.
as
$2,147,469
$1,366,350,
Crl40,105"Crl,039,583
ets
/..•;
Cr271,798
134,-702
159.080
..
232,000
The
.
4"
tax-
nrofi't'' for. period-1—r
—V.
for
153660
"410,000
169/ p.
806.*
-
./ Niagara
Holders—r-*-.?
Securities
tentative
.
its
,
three
New
*
$1,483,148
1.063,290.
1,329,112
$1,238,864
-
.
share
The
231
and-
Corp.—SEC Tentatively Ap¬
Plan—No Participation to Warrant
•..*
y."
Exchange
Commission •'on
•
> - 7 /
Aug/16
^
tion,
after
company?
be
consolidated
which
/
-
Niagara
*•
Commission
-
•
into
an
Hudson
unnamed
would
*
••
§aid-final
new
:
^
announced
as
a
*
/'minor changes"
proposals and liquidation plans advanced bv the oarent.
approval
hinges,
on
Continental
So. La
of
the
held
National
Illinois
Salle Street,
shares
the
right
subscribe" at
to
common
stock
warrants
record
of
Bank
Chicago 90, 111,,
common
subscription
PURPOSE—The
construction
net
program
as
to
&
Trust
not
be
of
Co.
subscription
is
are
are
proceeds
in
which
estimates
that
its
1950
and
will
require
of
-
purchased
Chicago,
agent;
subscribed
for
.
*
througlv
the under¬
by
1951
which, $7,090,000
will
the
be
applied
company
construction-
to
is
the
cost
of
engaged.' The
for the
aggregate 'expenditures of
program
the.
com¬
1949,^
$46^00QrOOO,
'
/
years
expended to June 30, 1949.
required to carry out this program
present cash resources.
Depreciation accruals
and undistributed earnings over- the period will provide an estimated'
$10,500,000.. Approximately $4,642,086 will be provided* from the pro¬
ceeds of the sale of the additional shares of common stock, and the
;
was
,
About $11,530,000 of the funds
Will
holding-
,
offered
are
shares
seven
pany
operating, corpora¬
dissolved
be
*.*
each
writers.
approval of plans to dissolve this cornorafion and to merge
major subsidiaries, Buffalo Niagara Electric Corp., CentralPower Corp. -and
New York Power & Light Corp.
These
would
for.
ejcercise of
Power
....
shareholders
common-
•''
:
•
Co.—Rights—
stock at the rate of
Aug. 11/ 1949.. /The
right to subscribe for shares will be evidenced by transferable sub¬
scription warrants exercisable only as to full shares.
Rights eXpire
on Aug. 29;
1949.
/
""
r
,. r
$419,358
York
units
:
Hudson
Dissolution
proves
*
-r
$,15,375 per. share, for 311,654 shares of
'
"7
"
1,594,935
$627,533
...*
'
*
$2,617,977"
$2,222,468
paid__'i__j_:,
periods.
-«
•
.
Northern Indiana Public Service
foreign
be provided out of
r
has.'granted, an- exemption from certain of its rules under
ill.the merger
trie/ Holding Company Act to National Fuel Gas Co, and Hanover Gas.-1 A sDOkesman for ; the SEC predicted "Tittle of. no difficulty" in
Corp. for the dissolution of the latter company and the distribution of,
reaching agreement on the proposed modifications,
its. assets,-in the form of a'.liquidating dividend,' to the former. {
'•'•■..The principal .'objection of the SEC to the plan wa$ in connection
'^Hanover's remaining assets, -after the payment of .current liabilities,
with distribution; of class A common stock .in the proposed new com¬
consist /solely; of cash add government securities.—V, 169, p. £.754. *
pany to holders' of Niagara Hudson's new outstanding first and second
/■
The
2,424,025
12,046,166
'
Joint
:
•
$2,827,869
at source
dividends
The
.
2,424,025
6,564,262
profit.
I The
272,741
dividends
The
*
/
1,212,013
7,575,147
of this year..
October,
VAU
r
\
1,212,013
Ry. bperating income.
Equipment rents :.<net).
National
of
1949
""
1948
$2,495,263' $2,330,921
*
:
salft. of
rm
Surplus
company's dis-*
' ' /' .'J
'
qr
Ry.
•
rose 115% over the
period last year.—V. 170,-,;
"J-',.*/.,
on
period End. June 30—
this
Corp.—Earnings—
expenses
withheld
Net
purchased
same
12,844,214
The loan "was originally
After taxes
;
1949—7 MOs.—1948
59.865"
profit
Cash
Stellner,
purchased during the
2,876,020
14,470,191
Corp..
■
one
Vice-President in charge of mervv.- *
/•' /
•
Walter- H.
number' of
-
by the
2,876,020
7,776,275
4
.
Provision for Federal income
August and September delivery were up 103% over pur¬
in the same period last year, it. was announced
chandising.
number
television line
1950
1,438,010
8,787,160
Number-of capital
■.
:
,
"
delivery
chases. for
1,438,010
5,817,810:
15,7.20,234
pfd,
oper. .revenues....*,
of Bank of America
service- in
provides
Balance
radio receivers.,
17,346,211
'
.
>
9,214,285
,r
per
"
Television Sales Up 103%—
:
21,538,044
5,865,804
affected.*
-
th. t
television and
23,212,015
2,749,566
;
♦
Exploration
Pres./ said
of
11,963,851
.3,143,920
cos.__
principal
Quarters
esti¬
issue of equal-amount,—V.
for services.ff^-ii-fw—*-—-
Fees
Taxes
line
13,369,090
Noblitt^Sparks Industries, Inc.—Earnings—
.
$9,324,606 $10,705,290 $36,259,548 $65,152,975'
Net
its. hew "1950
21,552,232
Drl4,188
;
L
received
a
1943—Month--ll348"-
July 31—'
; 6 Months Ended
Dividends
that the figures 'amply supported" his:
Motorola's level of business would probably 1
the 1948 level. He noted that the high sales volume was,
of
support
Dr8,372
factured gas were 5,333,019,900 cubic feet, compared with
5,666,039,000
cubic feet.—V. 169, p. 2422.•
equipment .trust certificates.
The
from the Reconstruction Fi--
of
be
company
170, p. .307.
Interest
and
particularly, gratifying .at this time/ with Motorola set to launch the
greatest sales and merchandising campaign in the company's history
ip
1
Commission/
Newmont Mining
$33,822,368 $26,918,540
1,650,040
*
..
$2;06
the, 6 months set a peacetime record.
Galvin,
23,220,387
Dr44,920
^
Stpcks, Inc.—Transfer Agency Discontinued
Mariaville'
Period End.
___________4-_.-—$2.39
prediction
12,008,771
Dr48,476
kwh.* compared with 6,055,036,088 kwh. for the similar
1948.,. Sales of natural gas for the first six months totaled;
36,430,014 therms, compared with 36,545,379 therms; and sales of manu¬
''r'-r
(J. J.) Newberry €0.—July Sales Off 12.9%—
■
r___—1,908,256
...
share
per
18,739,375
period of
this,company of the Mariaville. & South Schenectady
system was approved on Aug. ^12 by the New York'
The purchase price will be $5,300.
"
I
Co.
Service
The
"
1948
9,445,668
19,649,428
LOAN REDUCED—A total
Sales-
an
.
r Total
income
Expenses and "taxes:
'
9,665,227
9,695,611
-1—_
on
Power
5,908,943,974
nectady County.
Its territory adjoins the Schenectady and Amster*-;-:
dam'exchahges of the purchasing firm.—V. 170, p. S96. T
"
1948
1949
5,388,457
13,417,566
—_
sub.
to
Dec. 31
New York Telephone Co.—Acquisition Approved— ' .y
•
'/v v"
$
$
&
The
-
v.i
capitalization
1949—12 Mos.—1948
1948
6,271,883
_
_
requirem'ts
reported.
annually,
public will be little
the
It it* announced that the appointment
;
7/ ^
1993.
»•
gales
Net earnings
P.
present
on
ACCOUNT
$
6,241,914
_
per com.
expects
Savings. Association, Los Angeles, Cailf, as transfer agent for
the $1 par special stock, all series; has been terminated.—V. 170, p.
586.;,
'■-*
Inc.—Earnings—
Motorola.
p.
-
/.
date of
effective
the
on
10,260,414
income
standing
position to "say definitely—
millions of dollars
by
Commission
Commerce
this-purpose 'Will
New York
s
Trust
*1947"
Net sales TZ————^—7.—— $12,905,529 $14,396,776 $12,713,636"
°Net profit
7-311,972
684,780
774.554;
1"Earned per common share—1—-•
$0.55','
$1.29 -,
$1.47
1949
-
.
1.
option
fully
is
10,225,170
income
of
BANK
Ontario & Western RR.—-To Refund Loans
Sales
6 Months Ended June 30
July
this
'
change
Moore-Handley Hardware Co., Inc.—Earnings—
last
indebtedness
69,920,259 139,443,902 134,102,572
63,814,026
61,374,852
31,291,097
10,756,131
11,413,629
5,425,417
12,234,314?
11,681,205
6,110,906
5,626,433
__
taxes
'—I:—
poration's bank
*
'
Corp,,: who will purchase
496. '
,
P.
1949—6 Mos.—rl948
$526,623,193 $605,866,092
.77:7^*'.
INCOME
29,384,882
-
require,
Earns,
$300,000,000
;
49G.
to
for
funds
cease
1949—6 MOS.
Balance
business
Commission
some
<
and large,
By
interstate
company
of
as
exercising
the
pfd. stocks of Niagara
operation.".
lessened
Commrce
would
cost
is
one.
pance
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—July Sales Off 21.3%—
—V. 170, p.
will
71,203,092
___
—
inc.
inoome
Earned
cost—arid
the
p.
share
a
not
able
be
Hudson
$16,000,000 back
Hudson's
after
stock,
new
will
effect
his Niagara
:
deductions
Dividend
■
additional
the "Interstate
estimate,
month
increase
170,
in
the
warrants
:
stocks
v
.
>•
in
Balance
DiVr
of the new work week would
$450,000,000 a year, largely because,
necessity of hiring many
is essentially a 365-day,
New York
,
-
-
stock
desiring his
for
1950.
the
income
Gross
I
adoption
adidtional
an
board's
quirements.
its preferred or common stock on. .the stockexchange if at anytime it may choose to do so.
^
Monsanto' Chemical
Ltd.
(the British company)
and
Monsanto
Chemical Co... together hold approximately 94% of the common stock
of
the
Australian
company
which
has
its
headquarters
at
Mel-,
bourne.—V. 170, p. 595.
''''7"
77 ."/
:
in
revenues
Can-,
Income
year
a
To help reduce the financial impact, the Central, like other rail-r
roads, is making some changes in its services at freight and passenger
stations,
after- a
detailed
station-by-station
survey
of- traffic
re¬
—V.
the
common
.
taxes
Other
.
estimated
that
this
share
a
new
out¬
listing
for
apply
electric
reports
the1 approximately 83,700 non-operating employees
System v/ill switch from a six-day, 48-hour
five-day, 40-hour work week at virtually the same'
20% wage increase.
v' 7
•
;
a
the
Whatever
•
the
to
of
the
common
of
,
Operating
Association—Output—*„■
Association
nationally.
company..'-;..--.
7.. 17.'v
/ '•"."•7,
meeting, new Articles of Association were prepared
requirements of the Melbourne Stock Exchange.
same
this
Central
a
which
the
mated
the
of
name
conform
to
creates
receive
1,
railroads
industry
•
At
&
Other
Central RR.- -To Inaugurate Shorter Work
York
board
the
during
.77"*"
Centre! officials said.
^
consent
12,
Aug.
company's
new
one
.
out of every five railroad workers—results-from recommendations
presidential emergency board last Dec.-. 17. • ■/
■%'* ■
a
it
'.
7/7:7,7,*7
:;,,V;?/
which was formerly known as Monsanto (Australia)
Pty Ltd., was converted to a public company as a recent meeting
of shareholders.
At the same
time, it was decided to apply to the
in
holders
of
plan,-
Fed;
of 17,413,000 cu. ft., or 14.29%'below production
ft. for the corresponding week, a year ago.—V. 170,
' ::
cu.
Sept.
New
.The
company,
Governor
borrow
the
for
one
to
are
stockholders
common
Depreciation
decrease
a
week
cost
(Australia) Ltd.
The
late
Maintenance
y
,
Aug.
on
new
provision
no
Operating
applications 'of
$2,290,000.—See Vol. 170,* ' ~
*
ot
preference-
1.1 common shares during*
of
$
1848.'.
p.
department employees.
>•
/•„
~
•;
n
Inauguration of the shorter work week on" the nation's rail carriers
for' 'nearly
one
million non-operating employees—representing about*
12, announced that the name of its Aus¬
associated company had been changed to Monsanto Chemicals
company,
rate
of Niagara
about'$1.60
elected
157;
marine
,
"
thgir
Period End. June 30—
been
.
name
change, Mr. Rand said. The
company
manufactures alcohol
through fermentation of molasses which - is sold for use as antl*
freeze, solvents," and non-beverage purposes. Carbon dioxide is a by¬
product of the operation and is sold in liquid form as well as dry
ice*
As
in
the past, Monsanto will continue to serve as exclusive
selling agent for these products.
'
'
v* *
'7//
The
fhe
men, engine terminal service men, car inspectors and repairmen, train
dispatchers* telegraph" operators, signal- tower men, "signal-, maintainers,
station agents,
ticket clerks, baggagemen,, watchmen, cleaners, and
.
the
Name of Australian Unit Also Changed—
$1.19.
the
on
the
share
'
principal, classifications of. employees, affected include office1
employees,
maintenance-of-way • workers,
car
and
locomotive
shop¬
Trustees
make
to
his
portion
estimated to be
probably
rights
The
,
of
Central
Aguirre Sugar Co. of Puerto
change at a special meeting early Aug. 12:
Central Aguirre and Monsanto are partners in the ownership of New
England Alcohol Co.
7/7 /7,7.' ' '/V 1 f .■ vVV" ^
The products' of Nealco-Monsanto will be the same as before the
of
Board
The
ended
■
the
work
.
Rico voted
to
""
■
pay—in effect,
AJcohol Co. of Everett, Mass., a partially owned sub¬
be changed to Nealco-Monsanto Co. effective Aug.. 22,
7,7 ■
"V,. .
■
•:/ /."
would
authorty
hearing
a
into
share for
common
Hudson. common
f: Hudson
of
name
for
of
preferred
each
109,
System—Hearing Aug. 23—
23
-
121,889,000
Effective
the
Aug.
for
New York
-
announced
12,
170, p.
second
for
When the bank loan is paid and the
distributed, Niagara Hudson will dissolve.
plans for participation by holders of
outstanding class B stock" option warrants.
"■
Dealings in the class B option warrants have been suspended on
the New, York Curb Exchange,
it was announced on Aug. 17.
All*
Week—
deliveries
,
M.
$1.53
stock.—V.
.
four
England
$1.27
capital
exchange four
of preferred.
holders
dividend
annual
an
Any common stockholder
months after the plan
is
six
pays
receive
Net
i Monsanto Chemical Co.—Subsidiary to Change Name
William
set
week
596.
p.
Co. on a 15-year sinking fund note due
Sept." 1,* 1964 bearing interest at $%'. The proceeds in
part will be used to acquire new plant machinery, with
the balance added to general working funds.—V., 169,
p. 2105.
'
New
$1.41
of
of
of
dated
"• "•
the
This
Co.
is
789,718
below
ago,
to be payable in 24 quarterly instalments,
Mercantile-Commerce Bank & Trust Co., St. Louis,
Conditional
and
There is
-
$6,102,077
613,251
15,761,674, kwh.
This is a decrease of 53,030 kwh, or
production of 15,814,704 kwh, for the corresponding week
"7 77/7.77 >.
- /7.7V7/
77. '
;/7/:
Gas output for the AUg. 12 week is reported at 104,476,000
>///
to
Budd
652,652
of
stock
A
convertible
the
at
Hudson
basis.
first
Niagara
will
1946
724,862
New England Gas & Electric
Mo.,
company,
cars
SEC. has
For
recently authorized Guy A.
finance the purchase of four
This equipment will cost
of "which $105,124 is to be paid in cash and
the
the
indebtedness,
!
1947
$8,104,553
515,272 shares
subsidiaries
596. *
p.
V:/y//V'Mi?'/'
,
1948
$7,943,219
New England Electric
.The
1948,
/•,/;
'/■
//
,
rata
pro
paid,
Co.—Earnings—
7.
1949
be
class A
then
Operation
Great
1,
Jan.
'
$7,061,777
would
have
get it providing he accepts 0.78
share
.
.
,
a
within
of
Corp.—Redemption of Notes
above.—V.
would
of one
years,
three years,
Holders of Niagara
otherwise
extension
holders
class
to
next
continue
or
an
rate
three
that
,
Life Insurance
to
constitute
Walter,
Jr.,
formerly
Vice-President, .has
succeeding George W. Heywood, resigned.—V.
President,
$419,520,
by
Interest.
be made
to
St.
at
of
$524,644,
carried
be
the
Corp.
—*
on
Martin
new
Mojud Hosiery Co., Inc.—Places Loan Privately—This
corporation has borrowed $1,500,000 from the New York
to
not
will
exhausted
are
does
it
-It
per, share.
at the
first
to
share
9
'
stock
A
existing
distribution
a
new
CONSOLIDATED
of
7,
the
New Bedford Cordage Co.—New President—
;
V
capitalization
rejection
or
sleeping
approximately
2.1%
'Based
.
receive
of
$25
share).
a
new
the
of
Moore
trustee
steel
stainless
»•
Union
income
1,
acceptance
Thompson,
.
funds
this
that
and
$1.20
common
the
«
class
new
of
authority
each
such
specified
but
shares
asked
for
approved
preferred.
The
retirement
cash
that
sales-—:—
preferred stock will receive three shares of
class B, for each seven shares of preferred held.;
Equipment Purchase Approved—
„
second
June 6,
'Earnings per com.- sh._
1943, as in the previous plan. After consideration
by the District Court the plan will go to the affected security holders
are
the
stated
6 Mos. End. June 30—
MOP
stock,
effective
The
instead
the
National
Net
should
not
exceed, $57,000,000,
that of the New Orleans,
$83,700,000, and that the Missouri Pacific, considered as a separate
company,
should have new capitalization not exceeding $509,700,000.
will
until
was
Net
Northern
at
to
1948
3.9
stock
common
'
stock will
„
of
stock
found
ICC
$250
Orleans, Texas & Mexico
$150
the
common
The
and, in, addition,
bond.
common
Holders
new
claim
share
each
class
.
in
674
,
to
Hudson
securities
new
decision
remaining shares of
and holders of MOP secured serial 5V*% bonds who
general mortgage bonds and preferred stock equal
$1,000
Holders
for
It
and
National Vulvanized Fibre
-
new
total
each
for
from
Niagara
;
the
liiriited
be
1949 and that no assurance can be given
the price of 80 will be maintained to maturity.—V. 168, p. 2010.'
See
the
to
adjustment bonds, who will receive new securities equal to 110%r
the principal amount of their claim; general unsecured creditors
of I. G.
N.
not
entitled to
preference will not participate in the
to
decreased
596.
p.
National Union Mortgage
"
of
for
purchases
that
be
will
cancellation
the purchase offer of
the
to
operation
170,
stock.
of
SEC's
first. preferred, stock*
on
for
value
utilized.
in part satisfaction
cash
that
of
part
1949.—V.
16,
company
such
a
$41,096,210
major
July 17, '48
creditors
All
equal
1,
The
in
of
■
of
stores
Aug. 1 informed holders of. special'interest notes
that it still has cash on hand to purchase additional notes at 80% of
to
made into
$9,002,962; preferred
payments
any
of
National Union Corp.—Offers to Purchase Notes—
The
$8,720,921; contingent charges,* in¬
capital expenditures fund, from
stock dividend from $2;885,841 to
$5,005,395, and all annual charges prior to dividends on the-new
common
stock from $18,726,102 to $22,729,278.
cluding
$8,568,271
number
at July
660
would
increased
were
Shares
The
Sales____—$20,260,790 $20,050,579 $145,474,505 $143,947,102
before
Total stock issue
charges
July 16, '49
(693)
preferred
!■
,
—28 Weeks Ended—.
July 16, '49 July 17, '48
$213,634,107.
The
the
CHRONICLE
divided
dividend
$5
a
FINANCIAL
—-4 Weeks Ended—
t
and class B, 300,815 shares.
&
"
comprised
stock,
common
COMMERCIAL
National Tea Co.—Current Sales Increased 1%—
debt
•
■/■
1
$169,687,482,
B,
and $26,092,850 of series B general mortgage
a
total of all debt, $309,297,845.
$100,107,904
of
5%
preferred
stock,
par
1,135,262
and
The
"
'
would
A,
making
also
would
There
value
'
*
debt
interest
series
into
$83,409,899.
$228,610,363.
Contingent
THE
balance
of
$12,237,914 will be obtained
securities, of
the
through
the sale of
additional/
kind of additional securities,
which they will be offered for- sale* has
as
The nature of such financing will be deter¬
mined on the basis of conditions nfr the time such financing is under¬
taken.
It is believed that a substantial part if not all of such funds'*
nor
the
company.
time, or times,
yet been determined.
at
Neither the
THE
(694)
10
will
raised
be
by the Issuance and sale of bonds, notes,
having priority over the securities offered hereby,
securities
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
First
mortgage
due
1,
Aug.
First
bonds,
1, 1978sinking
fund
April 15, 1968
Preferred
4Vi%
stock
cumul.
Common
•The
debentures,
amount
1272,694 shs.
3,000,000 shs,
2,493,230 shs.
issuable
under
indenture
first mortgage
the
unlimited,
fund
of
and,
debentures
have
An
issued,
been
its
of
the
for
respective
the
to purchase,
&
A.
C.
Allyn & Co.,
Whiting,
Blunt
3.60
3.60
3.^0
3.60
Harrison
Co.—
2.50
The
Blosser———
2.50
1.75
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Inc.
G. Becker & Co., Inc.—
Hall & Co. (Inc.)—
S. Moseley & Co.—,
—'
Harris,
F.
California
First
&
Straus
Davis & Co.,
Paul H.
—
E.
&
&
Maynard H. M»rch & Co.—
—'V. 170, p. 497.
wi'l
office
5%
announced
proceeds
the
of
1.00
Co
Ohio
Net
&
Inc.
the week ended Aug.
170,
sales
bids
to
up
the
funds,
10:30
purchase
1.00
to
Balance
of
—v.
1949,
including
capital
stockholders
stock,
common
equivalent
is
The
170,
(CDT)
from
it
of
Aug.
23
changing
prior
$15,000,000
will
vote
and
stockholders
Holders
of
of
Co.
$2
per
recent
Sept.
21
on
(Wis.),
a
company
preferred
a
major
will
each
$62.50
new
Sept.
1
to holders
share on the old
four-for-one
stock
be
asked
the
close
to
for
vote
officers
of
$100
said
stock
par
it
expects to
the
on
6%
to
retire
York
Stock
169,
each
6%
preferred
preferred stock
a
on
of
the
$62.50
new
where
Balance
1948
1947
$57,553
$69,178
625
Gross
profit
''
from
of
$58,173
14,590
14,951
12,555
22,562
$31,032
&
adv.,
Income
jNOTE—No
the
p«
—
74,647
70,349
files
company
1887.
has
■
•
beer,
as
$40,028
maw
ior
reaerai
"regulated
a
8,213
$97,225
$94,444
income
investment
1 '
i
'
8,454
12 Months Ended June 30—
Gross operating revenues
Operating expenses
taxes
(incl.
Federal
taxes
on
income)
unit at
city
Texas;
in
income
and
other
to
shares
on
common
income
City refinery;
ammonium
new
sulphate
surplus-
$25,932,036
Co.
Finance
and
8,335
1,807
13,824
fertilizer
168,
Net
$894,072
first
the
Steel
$1,721,959
$1,313,813
$492,897
$838,299
$697,317
738,000
738,000
738,000
$0.66
$1.14
10,322,762
$25,451,936
8,430,857
14,074,310
$2,946,769
•9,448,260
share.
t$2.13
*This amount represents
dividends for 12 months
pre erred stock except the 5% 'redeemable
(& Subs.)- -Earns.
">'1948' %*}# 1947
r"
1946
'
$5£14;502:
,3,861,914
3,453.473
$1,192,866
funded
stock.—V.
.
f$2.42
preferred
May 1949.
tS1?* 5!" rede5?able Preferred stock,
this stock for
Dividends
rn
the
•sruld increase total dividends
$479,167.
outstanding
outstanding.
during
.
■
period'.
.
-
tUpon
tUpon
-
an
full
an
all
outstanding
stock issued rin
series A,
period
average
average
issued
outstanding
of
of
tax.
$435,498
due
1958, are
York, N. Y.,
New
now
for
(& Subs.)— -Earnings—
1949—3 Mos.—1948
1949—6 Mos.—1948
$14,396,493 $13,866,704 $32,562,961 $27,558,832
10,836,427
11,843,344
24,976,565
23,538,819
.
324,531
i
376,767
630,717
567,110
86,124
*1245,822
226,331
618,235
432,151
$2,919,787
$1,353,851
88,580
78,064
169,945
208,873
$3,008,367
$1,431,915
$6,362,589
1,153,000
527,000
2,464,000
$3,100,460
1,167,000
$1,855,3G7
$904,915
$3,898,589
$1,933,460
$1.40
$0.71
$2.94
$1.5*2
local
inc.
—
taxes
incl.
divids.
Inc. before Fed.
income
43.047
$6,192,644'
$2,891,582
Net
taxes
———
inc.
taxes on
—V.
(est.)
income
share
per
169,
1888.
p.
Potomac Edison Co.—To Increase Investments in Two
Firms—
The
l.'
company has received
stock investments in
burg,
Va.)
W.
their
and
the
of
South
SEC
reported,
no-par
authorization
Potomac
Penn
construction
previously
3,750 scares
$375,000.—V.
Light
Power
Co.
make
to
&
additional
Co.
Power
(Martins-
(Waynesboro,
Pa.)
to
programs.
Edison intends to purchase 48,000
stock of South Penn for $375,000 and
Potomac
common
of the $100
170, p. 308.
par
stock
common
/
Potomac
of
Light
for
,
V
123,833
48,377
14,876
$483,875
,
19,109
22,882
26,653
454,200
148,300
1948
$89,115,146
$85,996,376
.a
73,378,668
71,556,408
—
$15,736,478
$14,439,968
deductions
revenue
operating
—
Net
'1,031,205
deductions
—
126,145
$16,767,683
income
Income
-V.
income———_
$14,566,113
4,853,322
3,821,440
$11,914,361
$10,744,673
—
income
__
169, p. 2532.
•13,775
Pullman-Standard
$771,261
$308,922
525.976
525,965
525,402
Car Mfg. Co.—New Vice-President
$214,803
602,136
$1.24
Federal income
series
1949
—
revenues
income
Gross
30,425
1
$745,669
outstdg..
second
Utility
Other
$259,003
■
460,000
•
v
6 Months Ended June 30—
Operating
Operating
$244,127
1154,288
on
$1.46
tax
and
$0.59
surtax
$0.41
of
Richard
York
12,000
has
(subsidiary company),
169, p. 1995.
shares
of
New England
District Manager,
has been elected
170, p. 498.
stockholders
July
on
Mine
&
Sept.
will
9
consider
this
Hill
Navigation & RR. Co.—V.
170, p. 498.
.
of
agreements
providing for the merger into
Navigation & RR. Co. and
1949,
26,
Creek
Mill
appointed co-regis¬
4Vi% series preferred
Chase,
Reading Co.—Proposed Merger of Subsidiaries—
The
dated
been
V;
Vice-President.—V.
Fedtral tax refund.—V.
merger
^
,
of
company
Schuylkill
Valley
I
,
r.,
-
170, p. 597.
Reliable Stores Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Net
1949—6 Mos.-^-1948
profit
after taxes—
Common shares outstdg.
•Earns, per com. share-
$1,304,570
$984,633
$2,604,170
764,573
,
764,573
764,573
$1.61-
(Excl.
$1.18
$2,022,867
764,573
$3.20
$2.45
•After preferred dividend requirements
June 30, 1949).
Quarter Ended—
Net
($154,692 for 12 months ended
June 30, '49
sales
—$8,500,000
Consolidated
net
profits after taxes
See
South
Penn
Oil
Co.
srICS
common
>
stock
589,309
after
479,071
preferred
f
divi¬
1
J. •
•
•
•
1949—3 Mos.—1948
$5.771832
~
—
Net
profit after taxes—
Com. shares outstanding
—v.
Mar. 31, '49 June 30, *43
$7,500,000
$8,400,000
*715,261
Pennzoil Co.—Offer Made to Stockholders—
•
Net
Earned
•
company's share of earnings of Frank Corp.)
of
Period End. June 30—
1949—12 Mos.—1948
•
per
169,
share.
com.
-V.
825,811
334,321
343,105
$1.60
$1.33
$1.16
;■
$2.41
>
-
Inc.—Quarterly Sales Lower—
1949—3 Mos.—1948
$36,583,571
——-
—
$10,955,928
444,314
...
Rexall Drug,
Sales
$9,622,279
343,105
1889.
p.
1949—6 Mos.—1948
$6,362,915
549,055
338,327
334.321
..
Period End. June 30—
169, p. 807.
1949—6 Mos.—1948
$38,959,920 $76,013,542
,
$ 82,3 1 7,24$
-r.
r,."
"ly..
,
Reynolds Spring Co.—Earnings—
:
.
.
Six Months Ended March 31—
below.
1949
1948
$5,609,331
Cost
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—July Sales Off 1.3%—
1949—Month—1948
Sales
$3,960,937
The
a
corporation
in
July, 1949
170, p. 303.
ago.—V.
year
1949—7 Mos -^-1943
had
143
stores
in
operation
against
of
sales
Selling,
$3,909,159 $26,573,061 $25,880,884
Philadelphia Transportation Co.
(&
Subs.)—Earnings
6 Months Ended June 30—
Operating
Oper.
1949
revenues
&
expenses
Profit
Other
1943
from
(excl.
income
taxes)—
30,160,615
Gross
Rental
$2,381,202
213,263
income
261,635
income
of
Interest
$1,574,852
on
deductions
funded
$2,594,465
1,537,.743
Interest
-V.
before
170,
p.
42,197
1,310,21.1
1,308,882
$'1,314,497
$479,138
...
debt
income
597.'
^
$155,176
22,703
———
$177,882
expense
!
27,170
—
deductions
Net
•'
taxes
.1.1
-s
•••
of
plant.
lease.
$216,822
$404,385
30,070
56,000
43,000
$94,712
common
per
•Expenses
$187,563
f
•63,629
—
294,500
$267,686
295,100
$0.32
profit
Earnings
shares
common
and
^Includes
■,
,
share
losses
in
$162,786
»
connection
profit
from
_
with
closing
$0.90
assignment
of
Trenton, N. J.,
of Trenton, N. J.
,.
NOTE—Net profit for the six months ended March 31. 1949 included
$22,707 of non-recurring profit while net profit for the six months
a
Loss
operations.
Provision for Fed. & State inc. taxes—estimated
1,722,524
41,395
_
leased' lines.'—
Miscellaneous
4,814,297
436,934
342,172
expenses—
income
Other
31,092,123
$1,313,217
income
Non-operating
administrative
income
Number
Operating
5,111,983
—
and
general
$5,438,794
$31,473,832 $33,473,325
taxes
7 725 396
7,03*7/155
series
Co.,
598.
& adm. exps.
Other
2,396,690
,
$1,248,343
Guaranty Trust Co. of New
a
Trust
170, p.
$2,764,650
£j3,105,444
135,610
$1,094,055
debt
Inc.
$3,676,652
',158.533
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—Co-Registrar—
for
4V4%
&
39,490
gen.
-
on
bonds,
$0.94
"'181,391
tlncludes $114,126 interest
trar
&
of
105,310
As
1849^
profit""
The
Gas
169, p. 909.
23,386
finance
$1,224,778
for
director.
a
Department
43,024
178,784
31,912
Fed.
the
52,655
for
437,711
$4,827,730
Income
for
and
Standard
of
of
17,281
251,679
income
Prov.
Houston',
near
Public Service Electric & Gas Co.—Earnings—
profit
on
Vice-President
charge
connection.—V.
Bank
—
properties
631,980
$0.54
Si ordin. tax
antLdepletion—
Total
at
Adams
Treasurer
in
bonds.—V.
——
plant
Coal
88,753
738,000
exps.
Other
and
be
new
mortgage
Chemical
products sold—
Prov. for deprec. & depl.:
1888.
Operating
Port
at
elected
will
his
in
of
312,421
$394,391
sales. __I
Cost,
Deprec.
unit
Engineering Co.—New Vice-Pres.—
Knourek
Accounts
at
sales
Cost
260,370
share——
p.
as
cracking
producing capa¬
Etter, Texas-
ammonia
fertilizer
facilities
has been
exchange of temporary
•
outstdg
per
1949
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—Permanent Bonds Ready—
12,323
-
increased
nitrate
Vice-President
Mr.
Permanent
available
2,390,623
$1,301,484
3 Mos. Endfed June 30— • *•
138
15,450,793
stock
stock—.
common
2,653,563
—
of
year
.
$1,708,135
tax.
full
wells,
formerly
was
Total
Balance surplus
per
$3,692,107
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp.
$35,774,698
$1,032,983
Dividends
$4,361,698
v
$774,316
inc.
the
and
gathering pipe line system, and processing plant
County Texas, for making deliveries of gas to the new
of Michigan-Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.; crude oil pipe line
line
Earns,
$2,092,154
$892,264
Period End. July 31—
$35,333,851
440,847
11,802,509
transferred
preferred
1
1948
year
Kansas
a
gas
119,555
Fed.
year.
for
from
West
Texas
to
the
Phillips, Texas, refinery;
and
increased
capacity for manufacturing Philblack.—V. 169, pp. 2532, 2756.
1949—6 Mos.—1948
1,199,889
.-'.."1
last
$95,000,000,
Hansford
Fed.
%
204,411
on
"shares'
the
and
ammonium
^;;';
•
$37,734,545
income
interest and discount
..v.
;
$765,981
income
for
Net income
1945
$37,530,134
—
:
Dividends
in
be
Gross inc. from opers.
1,235,846
—; "
$3.14
106,775
which
is
$44,000 000 'less
$15,000,000 less than originally con¬
templated for
1949.
During the first six months, $51,000,000 has
been
spent for capital items.
Among the major projects completed
or
scheduled
for
completion
during 1949 are:
the
lubricating oil
processing facilities, vacuum distillation still, and
catalytic
Net
;
—
-.»•••
.
•
was
$2.10
——
expenses
•Equal to 89 cents per share of
dend requirements.—V. 170, p. 308.
$214,551,697 $194,464 557
140,747,041
124.56L190
36,274,522
34,569,516
;
__—
'deductions
,
the
for
shares
be¬
company."—
1949
operating revenues
Miscellaneous income
'
873,452
1949—12 Mos.—1948
_
Period End. June 30—
3,481
....
provision
$2,001,827
income—net
Total
Prov.
$69,822
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. (&
Subs.)— Earnings—
*
than
Saskatchewan.
and
1949—3 Mqs.—1948
Depreciation
securities,
;
provision for directors'
compensation based on operations
for the period
Earnings
$5,441,519
income
profit
4,916.987
$6.03
daily net production of
barrels, as compared with
$8,106,490 $31,270,545 $31,364,307
,
gen.,
6,045,106
average
expenditures
will
common
$32,308
8,153
——
cost.—
on
Alberta
.
operations
Selling,
644
9,918
_
:/
Earnings per share
$35,356
_
in
1949—3 Mos.—1948
Period End. June 30—
Net
.Contingent
Net
capital
estimated,
Inc.—Quarterly Sales Lower—
$6,762,602
6,003,000
15,459,699
$3.63
year,
foreign crude oil
company's
Prov.
the
$59,232
13,958
taxes——
expense
Gross
The
4,504,000.
$1,925,244
915,487
—
acres
12,942,400
36,481,282
6,047,139
this
of
109,945 barrels for the first half of
on
•Provision
1949
_
Net profit from sales
Rdnd
and
half
presently
2,000,000
Penick & Ford, Ltd., Inc.—Earnings—
110.
p.
750,000
;
Interest
Exchange,
170,
than
more
—V. 170, p. 110.
share.
625
_
Expenses and ordinary
Net
1,338,000
.
2532.
p.
8,786,400
11,945,519
Inc., a subsidiary, has acquired a large stock
Oils, Ltd., a Canadian oil firm, it was an¬
It was.said that Pan-Western's holdings included
17.
Paraffine Cos.,
—V.
$58,607
—
Total
Taxes
2,263,244
contingencies——.——
Period End. June 30—
the
plan for extra
employees.
Aug. 22 will be eligible
listed—V.
is
—
.Interest
I69|
$45,847,331 $56,958,617
Leases,
Sales
April 1 and
Oct. 31, 1949.
and
business
6 Months Ended June 30—
.Dividends
V#
domestic
first
Electric
on
the
apply for listing
New
preferred
of
dividend
$4
paying $165
managerial
at
share
par
in
Capital shares
cause
1948
on
Overseas Securities Co., Inc.—Earnings—
.
the
Sell.,
—V.
Gross
share
per
proposal
a
Oil
interest
*
cents
July 1, 40 cents
fiscal year ends
on
converting
a'so
record
-
Net
For
16,382,202
21,953,129
Portsmouth Steel Corp.
Aug.
admin,
payable
to
to vote.
based
income
on
profit
George W. Knourek
Pan-Western
bank loans
of
Power
of" 50
the
to
company's
at the option of the ho'der,
compensation
..
22,222,857
.
taxes
1,275,000
21,105,418
costs
outstanding
Net profit per share.—
110.
p.
93,184,315
2,000 000
devel.
Shares
He
$15,000,000
.
^
1949
,
—
Fed.
$
gen.
interest
deprec.,
Pioneer Service &
$6.23
on
No.
".stock into 1.6 shares of
Interest
by
mort¬
series
"A"
has been
Exchange on Aug. 15.
shares
in
an
65,000 Shares of 6% preferred stock outstanding. It is now noncallable.
The - proposal, which has been approved by the directors calls for
the retirement of the $100 par 6% preferred Issue by: J v
"
' ' 1
■
.
made
refunding
1947
$
i
132,304,216
contingencies
depl.,
for
'
212,106,252
•
*
profit—
nounced
rOtis Elevator Co.—To Reclassify Preferred Stocks
The
be
will
share
per
Earned
par
net
of
interest
a.m.
States
dividend
a
The old stock received $1
•present
stock,
Stock
;
———
for
reserve
Peninsula
"
outstanding
on Dec. 23,
last.
—V. 170, p. 308.
f
limited
is
Pancoastal Oil Co.,C. A.—Acquisition by Unit—
the
for
to sell at competitive
series due Aug. 1, 1979,
bonds,
Nbrthern
of
declared
>$2
The
—
Addition
increase of 12.7%
597.
p.
have
stock
split-up.
'or,
The offer
(& Subs.), Boston, Mass.- Earnings—
1.00
15.
stock
persent outstanding
Aug. 19.
This
Either
additional
an
the
191,445,759 139,577,152
&
oper.
retirements
Net
pipe
Net profit before taxes & contingencies——
Provision
for
income
taxes—
*
1.00
1.00
12,
kwh.
58,103,000
with
mortgage
Aug.
record
The
preferred
Los Angeles
the
6 Months Ended June 30—
1.00
Bonds due 1979—
from
first
of
on
common
directors
common
Jf.;
and
&
taxes
for
for
Prov.
Exchange—
•
Pacific Mills
1.00
Miscel.
of
them
Payments
issue.
9.
Ohio Leather Co.—Declares 50-Cent Dividend—
'.the
first
dealing on
170,
No.
receive
and general
subsidiary.—V.
The
redeemable
p.
.obtained in March, 1 49 and due December, 1949, the company expects
;tq be able to carry its program through 1949 and to purchase $1,500,000
Western
on
to
previously reported, proceeds from the sale of the bonds will
be used to provide part of the new capital required for the 1947-1951
cohstruction
program
of
the
company
and
its
subsidiaries.
With
such
expenses,
sold,
stock
and principal officers are excluded.
as that paid to the company by the
$37,500,000
admitted
As
"
the
for
—V.
first mortgage bonds, series due Aug. 1, 1979.
The company has received SEC authorization
wa3
to offer
instalment basis.
an
on
made
for
1948
$
Provision
Res.
and
Company
Raffensperger, Hughes
company for
as
compared
Chicaeo
in
bidding $15,000,000
it
been
employees.
Directors
per share is the same
1.00
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.-
First Mortgage
on
company
its
preferred
1949
244,408,145
Cost of products
1951.
series
The
1.00
Rogers & Tracy, Inc
Sills. Fairman & Harris, Inc.
corresponding week last year, an
at
first
subsidiaries
Subs.)—Earnings—
,<•
Income
Period End. June 30—
output of this
65,456,000 kwh.,
The
have
stock
this
Stock Listed
Northern States Power Co. (Minn.)—Weekly Output—
Electric
Bids
in
(&
1
Gross
deliveries
early
deductions over a two-year period.
July, 1949 an issue of $80,000,000 of first and
Earned
totaled
'
to numerous requests by employees to purchase company
1.00
Austin, Inc
Masten
Co.,
first
The
an
1.00
*
Co
&
1.75
Corp.—
Mexico.
New
S 3% bonds due in 1983 was sold at competitive bidding
underwriting syndicate at a price slightly above par.
This
offering, which also was successfully marketed, will finance the com¬
pany's building program for several months.to
1.75
Simmons
&
Collins
1.75
1.75
Farwell, Chapman & Co.—_
The First Cleveland
Ellis
Indianapolis Bond
Share Corp.
A.
and
Texas
its
and
to
139,585,000 kwh., an Increase
corresponding week of last year.
the
over
6 Months Ended June 30—
these
for
funds fbr carrying on construction activities
syndicate of investment bankers at a premium over
arrangements
price
In
1.55
Weeks &
City Securities Corp.
&
in
company
amounted
'
and
regular
The
1.75
Jullen
Jackson
line
fields
a
underwriters
1,75
Stubbs—
6.60
Weeks———
Webber,
Curtis
A,
McGann
Doyle, O'Connor & Co., Inc.
6.60
Inc
to
response
gage
Co., Inc,
————
Pacific Northwest Co._——
6.60
&
Hornblower
Paine,
to
Securities
Albert
Fen-
Beane
Expenditures
served.
area
approximately
facilities to meet
year
and
additional
$2,500,000 of
Percent.
Name—
12.00
—
this
of
plants
new
payroll
12.00
(Inc.).
Blyth & Co., Inc
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
In
of such
12.00
Central Republic Co.
in
broken on the company's 506-mile section
to transport gas 1,600 miles to northern
was
pipe
this
Phillips Petroleum Co.
middle
the
buyers.
follows:
as
Percent.
Name—
ner
are
hoped
been
ground
of
2.4%,
future.
to
value. The offering met with an excellent reception among
subscriptions being .received from several thousand indi¬
many large insurance companies and other institutional
par
stock,
stock (without par value) as are
exercise of subscription warrants and
the unsubscribed stock which each has
of
war
investors,
common
the
upon
percentages
agreed
severally
of
shares
311,654
subscribed
not
the principal underwriters
of
names
the
gas
from
sold
viduals
1,
UNDERWRITERS—The
June
provide
was
cumulative
Dec.
of
through this line are scheduled to begin
issue
of
$37,500,000 of 5%
redeemable
gas
to
preference stock is convertible into* common stock
1957 unless called for previous redemption.
The
272,694 shares authorized were issued, of which 26 shares have been
converted
into
common
stock, and 6,129 shares purchased for the
sinking fund and retired.
IThe
through
is
near
currently being made at the rate of more than $15,000,000
new
California
subject to the terms thereof and of the indentures
supplemental thereto, additional bonds of any series may be issued,
subject, however, to certain restrictions on the creation of additional
indebtedness coatained in the indenture under which the 3Vz% sinking
is
the
output
1949
.
in
Late
Of
electric
ended Aug. 13,
3,208,000 kwh., or
—V. 170, p. 597.
of
the
to
month.
a
266,539 shs.
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Weekly Output—
The
California Public
in rates charged for gas service
that the Commission will take
application
invested
demands of the
growing
Monday, August 22, 1949
Aug. 5, said in part:
on
increase
an
it
the
has
purposes are
211,380 shs.
(par
par
bonds
of
257,820 shs,
5%
stock
(without
series
$20)
value)—
$100),
prder.
the
9,000,000
9,000,000
for
and
CHRONICLE
week
in
end
$400,000,000
due
—
(par
stock
11,000,000
•
Nov.
closed,
action
the
FINANCIAL
continued to show substantial growth during
company's
the
Commission
From
&
Black, President,
on
been
favorable
3V*%»
;erl»s D,
3'/z%
have
$45,000,000
*
bonds,
Utilities
3'/b%,
1973
mortgage
due
series C,
Hearings
Outstanding
Authorized
-
James B.
The company's business
the first half of 1949.
FINANCING
ABOVE
TO
other
or
COMMERCIAL
year
earlier
Charles
G.
included $153,193 of non-recurring profit.
Munn, President, stated in his letter to stockholders that
of April, "1949,
thd 'company earned approximately
for -the- month
:
taxes, on sales representing less than 70% of capacity.
added, is an encouraging factor in favor of the company's
program, completion of which will place the company
in a strong competitive position.
Mr.
Munn
revealed
that the company has developed a new type
before
$48,000
This,
he
decentralization
which is receiving very favorable consideration in the
industry. Introduced under the trade name of «"Luxuride,"
the
new
product is a combination of the present type coil spring
construction supported by a helical spring suspended base and has
cushion
what
form
in
60%
features that are proving attractive to body engineers.
are being made to dispose of the company's main
plant in
Efforts
clared.
.
.
assets on
March
31, 1949,
$1,203,667.—V. 169, p. 2214.
Current
liabilities
current
and
$2,852,515
were
This
corporation
Hotels
Hotel
•Net
profit
Com.
shares outstanding
tEarns.
$23,313,000 $27,760,000
840,296
1,144,405
1,571,033
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
S0.81
$1.09
$1.51
$12,806,000 $13,670,000
580,905
•After
and
taxes
169,
$.56
and
dividend requirements.
tAfter preferred
charges.
1889
pp.
1,000,000
share.
com.
per
1996.
Co.—Registered With SEC—•
Rochester Gas & Electric
Aug.
First Boston
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane.
■>.
Commission
Service
Public
York
Aug.
on
company's certificate of incorporation to increase
ized
15
amended the
the presently author¬
shares to 1,250,000 shares.
But none will be
"at present," the PSC said.—V. 170, p. 208.
825,000
it
assets
total
had
acquired
the
The
had
to
John
60 %
under
obtained
the
of
the
of
sales
Net
earnings
—
per
after
1,123,560
$1.00
taxes—.
dividends
alter pfd.
share
common
The company's
subsidiary, Sloane-Blabon
$84,008 for the period.—V. 169, pT 2425.
Corp.,
in
stepped
has
company
Dividends
Interest
of
second
a
President,
customers,
Total
showed
$1,257,444
The
filled a letter of
Commission covering
par value common stock to be offered
at
writer.
The net proceeds are to be used
mining ground contracts.
company
rities
and
'
24 Wks. End. 26 Wks. End.
June 12, '48
June 30, '47
24 Wks. End.
Period—
Net
20 %
production
its
up
169,
to
the
through
Common
2,570,645
chares
Earnings
per
$1.07
170,
Co.
Buy Up to 125,000
such
or
will
used
be
to
With SEC—
in the Southwest.
capital for expansion
increase
underwriting.
no
stock.
Seaboard Air Line RR.—June
to
asked
submit
offers
to
sell
Fed.
ry.
of
Bal.
income
if
„
inc.
of
Net
There
on
of
transferred
be
fund
charges
earned
to
to
\ 194^-3 Mos.—1948
per
—
maximum
and
$69,685,909
7,509,468
670,042
212,518
258,765 '
2,443,988
949,352
for
$411,276
$1,494,635
2,487,707
capital fund
minimum
against income
made
are
—
net
$1.38
$1.70
$0.31
1948
from
3%
p.
J/2
to
and
1%
of
effective
income
State
Jan.
of
taxes
1,
1948,
less resultant increase in
approximately
$245,000.—V.
170,
112.
Sears, Roebuck & Co.—July Sales Off 12.7%—
July 31—
1949— Month—1948
1949—6 Mos.—1948
—$163,120,948 $186,792,996 $1,041,829,665 $1,122,085,543
Period End.
Sales
—v.
170, p. 498.
per
.
New
■
Period End/June 30
$9,243,879
Sell.,
,
adm.
3.578,023
&
Operating
gen.
4,046,362
exps.
$1,521,494
profit
•Other
Income
tTrans.
from
244,776
(net)—
for
res.
..
contingencies
*
Balance
$1,866,270
107,752
Prov. for Fed.
Net
Inc. taxes
/
income
Com.
shares
Earns,
per
677,901
$1,080,617
oustanding
1,000.000
share-
$0.88
com.
749,724
t 045,143
costs
incident
to
$1,270,163
84,093
418,925
$767,145
791,627
$0.72
expansion
$6,358,023
334,233
2,245,125
$7,973,842
417,832
2,842,895
$4,713,115
1,000,000
$3.91
.
$3,778,665
791,627
$3.76
plans,
170,
the
12,060
the
■;
Co.
prices
on
July 22.
the
number more
of the year. The
split-up effected
now
company
at
start
stock
four-for-cne
(See
•
than 15,000,
increase was
last May.—
Net loss
105
sale of securities
on
$13,770
Cr9,993
N.
Y.,
p.
»
loss
realized
Feb.
Credit
arising
junior
599.
at
or
.
\
••
Southwestern Public Service Co.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
Oper. exps. & gen.
Income
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$1,232,238 $16,396,462 $14,319,927
767,193
9,963,054
8,715,254
843,674
taxes
Net operating income-
Gross
(net)—
Income
Interest
Federal
and
$517,547
3-679
,
<
$6,433,408
73,005
$465,045
80
$5,604,673
38,771
Deficit
May
from
169, p.
purchase
(incl.
income
$1,937
$11,977
Earnings
910,780
—V.
608.
Gains—
•R.
Union
Oil
Corp.—To Discuss Plans to Simplify
Capital Structure—
The
company,
a
a
/
held on Aug. 25 are expected to
plan for simplification of the corporate structure of this
member of the Royal Dutch-Shell Group. It is not known
directors
consider
at
a
meeting to be
applic.
per
cumulative preferred
$3,573,973
357,813
to
common
1,349.832
share
common
stock
3,577,339
shares
$2.65
.•
3,216,159
$2.33
148.
170, p.
Standard
$922,757
for
Shell
on
"
Cr79,800
$985,278
$2.49
169,
$734,071
$2.13
1998.
and
1880
p.
Secretary-Treasurer—
Assistant
formerly
this
Treasurer,
has
been
appointed
.
value,
Tripp,
unsettled
of
Higher—
amounted to $2,242,612 at July 29, with
compared with $1,243,890 six months
Fund,
market
reports to stockholders.
conditions," Mr. Tripp told
a * conservative
investment
approximately 32% of total
government securities."—V. 169,
President,
business
general
and
cash
short-term
Co.—Earnings Rise—Ac¬
cents
share
per
Through Sale of
equal
stock
1949 to
the same
second quarter of 1949 was $2,198,084,
on
the 3,333,333 shares of common
the
for
income
Oil Firm
in Sterling
.
the
second quarter
of 194.9
an
increase of 61% over the
Gardiner Symonds, President, pointed out in
an
The company, which operates a natural gas
pipeline system from South Texas to West Virginia, is now in the
midst of a major expansion program.
Additional
expansion
and
a
395-mile extension
of the pipeline
daily
to
deliveries
for
cubic feet,
gas
606,667,000
quarter
.
•
to
system
a
increase
temporary
in
terminous
near
Buffalo,
capacity
authorized
daily
the
of
N. Y., along with
229,000,000 cubic
daily capacity up to 1,060,000,000 cubic feet,
was
approved by the Federal Power Commission on July 29.
This was
an
important phase in the company's over-all program,
which
contemplates
the extension of natural gas service into New
feet
to
.England, Mr,
to
total
and the company followed
Symond's letter pointed out,
2 by filing an application with the FPC for authority
the system capacity to 1,260,000,000 cubic feet per day
extend
the service from Buffalo into eastern New York State
Aug.
on
up
the
bring
expand
and
New
and
The
England.
letter
'
Sterling Oil & Refining
•
reported
further
the
3aJe
to the
of all assets of the Coast Co., the who'ly-owned producing
and
drilling subsidiary of the Tennes-ee Gas Transmission Co., in
exchange for 40%
(53,333 shares), of Sterling's outstanding common
"stock.' Coas't Co. will be dissolved and the stock will be held directly
Corp.
investment.—V. 170, p. 599.
by Tennessee Gas as an
I
'
#
''
'
Engineering & Mfg. Co., Inc.—New Product—
buoys,
docks,
of a new type marine flasher for use on marker
obstructions, etc., in inland waters has been announced
by this company.
The new flasher,
high
H.
the
Accident Insurance
Co., Detroit
=•;
—
Reports
cell
*
give
continuous
batteries;
Platts, President, reports net written premiums of $18,411,815
first six
months of
1949, compared to $17,197,075 in the
period of
operations
Net
income
of
1948, an
the
from
6.8% 'during
the
company
all
six months' period.—V.
169,
p.
2534.
l„
as
operation
for
flash
Normal
higher or lower rate
"Temco
the
Aqualite," features a very
can
approximately six months on one set
is 50 cycles per minute, but a
sequence
be provided on special order.
Awarded New Contract—
•
.
corporation has been awarded an initial contract for the fabri¬
cation of 22 structural brackets for the Chase Avitruk.
These are of a
This
type for which forgings normally
Chance
mount
Vought
TEMCO
tubes.—V.
would be Used.-
Aircraft Division of the United Aircraft Corp." has
a
contract to
swage
and magnaflux 243 engine
170,
p.
535.
~
i
■
Texas Gas Transmission
'
Corp.
—
■
,
Common Stock Of¬
fered—An investment banking group
headed by Dillon,
Aug. 17 offered to investors 218,625
(par $5) at $12 per share. - The
stock is being purchased from certain stockholders of the
corporation and represents part of the 625,000 shares
sold privately by the corporation in July, 1948.
Read & Co., Inc., on
shares
the
stock
common
BUSINESS—The
for
•
increase of $1,214,740, or 7.1% .
The general
continued to produce profitable results.
operations including investment income and after
"current
Federal
Income
taxes
was
$1,720,244.
Surplus to policy¬
holders at June 30, 1949 was $19.470,583,. an increase of $1,347,053 or
same
known
Intensity gaseous discharge lamp with a fresnel lens, and an
type flashing mechanism.
It operates off two six-volt dry
batteries, and due to its extremely low current consumption,, will
induction
549,984
1,519,487
386,841
-1
-
Accrued dividends
983,341
$1,167,962
31
$5,643,443
868,980
$3,964,180
taxes
Crl,793
of
Interest)
'
1,673,253
deductions
income
State
$6,506,413
$464,965
$521,227
other
and
$13,622
period
—
t349,915
100,000
of 1948,
accompany
letter.'
of
-
1949—Month—1943
$1,361,222
Operating revenues
1,234,140
the
-
notes
—V.
in
28
$1,205,693
$3.50
$1,101,698
$3.20
$1,183,986
,
amounted
Co.—Definitive Debens.
avail¬
Chase
York,
the St. Louis Union Trust Co., St. Louis, Mo.—V. 170,
; '
»• .
. iv
!
Balance
Net
Deficit
$855,847
1946
1947
Development
Net
$11,930
of
in
Texas
14,40o
$13,517
deficiency
Spilka,
assets
awarded
1947
$11,655
11,025
1948.—V, 168,
$1,944,989
t649,096
90,000
t675,231
—-
Chester D.
60
345.
p.
;
of June 30, 1949
"ditectbrs
haves followed
maintaining, as of July "29, 1949,
same
—
o: '
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Other
Shawmut Bank Investment Trust—Earnings—
3 Months Ended May 31—
1949
1948
Income—divs. & int. on bonds$1,272
$13,452
Admin, exps. & int. on senior debt.
1,289
10,982
Int. on junior notes (paym't. def'rd)
13,500
14,400
with
to
various
at
.
30,
June
outstanding.
This brought earnings for the first half of
$1.17 per share as compared with 75 cents per share on
number of shares during the first half of 1948.
Stock Offered—In
/
Income
"
Definitive 35-year
debentures due May 1, 1983, are now
able for delivery In exchange for temporary debentures at The
National Bank of the City of Nc-w York, 43 Exchange Place, New
Cr288,734
etc.
tOf amounts
equivalent to co.ts incident to expansion plans, etc.—V. 169, p. 2214.
•Includes
attributed
Vol.
112).
stockholders' of
compared
as
$5,948,825
120,463
$7,178,970
$1,167,678
57,809
Cr44,676
-
Depreciation
The
$7,963,288 $37,682,468 $33,274,961
3,319,704
15,170,647
13,821,498
3,475,806
15,332,852
13,504,638
.
..
—
Telephone
England
market
also V. 170, p.
1949—12 Mos.—1948
1949—3 Mos.—1948
—
sales
Cost of sales
Co.
share, and offered by them on the Connecticut over-
the-counter
Sharp & Dohme, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Net
Casualty
Financing
Completed—As reported in the "Chronicle" of July 25,
the offering of 400,000 shares of additional capital stock
(par $25) had been successfully completed. The stock¬
holders subscribed for 397,053 shares (99.3%) at par on
a one-for-six basis, and the remaining 2,947 shares were
sold to Chas. W. Scranton & Co. and associates at $28.50
Southern
as
'
$1,776,933
t524,551
2534.
an
$611,244 in payroll taxes referrable to the first five months of
due to reduction in Railroad Unemployment Insurance tax rate
1948
1949
$1,380,398
surtax
contingencies—
assets
Net
...
July, the company of feted 10,000 shares of no par value
capital stock at $8.50 per share (proceeds to the com¬
pany $8 per share);,' without underwriting. The proceeds
are to be used for 'expansion.—V. 169, p. 2757.
4,031,391
&
quires Interest
Subsidiary—
tReflects credit adjust¬
other deductions.
charges and
&
ended
compared with $42.26 at Dec. 31,
as
Tennessee Gas Transmission
..v'
months
six
the
in the same period last year.
share of the corporation
per
charges
tax
Average
3,253,767
securities. for
$1,840,699
$0.38
$333,381
-
Fire
year
and
on
$41.14
profit
policy
3,027,757
1,187,058,
3,230,000
Southern
permissible
1,663,568
to
"Because
7,955,226
5,853,078
the
gains
.
earlier,
1949—12 Mos.—1948
2425.
p.
income taxes on income or on
necessary since the corporation
investment company" and intends
approximately all its taxable income,
thereby incur no Federal income tax
Television Fund, Inc.—Net Assets
com.
1,085,636
169,
Federal
is believed
stockholders,
share
shares—
'
Secretary-Treasurer.—V. 170, p. 247.
$5,002,349 $20,957,884 $18,984,496
$4,990,208
taxes-
19,063
221,306
"regulated
a
during
investments, at
output of this company for" the' week ended Aug. 10, 1949,
kwh.,
as
compared with 3,140,000 kwh. for the'
corresponding week last year, an Increase of 2.9%.—Vi 170, p. 599.
of
Federal
$115,234
•
Tel Autograph Corp.—New
Electric
be
•After fixed
ment
*$10,336
gain
be
realized
Samuel
7'
545,900
income
totaled
surplus
charges are made against inc.
transferred to earned surplus
fund
sinking fund and
if
r..
-
to
inc.
$86,627
tAt the rate of 38%.—V.
Southern Colorado Power Co.—Weekly Output—
1949—6 Mos.—1943
income__
sinking
capital
Bal.
$652,568
537;334
Earnings per com. share
p.
Earned
to
taxable
after
Net
in¬
before
taxes
come
Earnings—
1949—Month—1948
revenues-
oper.
income
•Net
1,052,927
for
provision
unrealized
norm,
Res.
to
.
revenue
income
—V.
$9,415,337 $10,987,861 $66,290,828
763,999
11,617,036
5.694,^124
6,143,388
635,773
1,685,155
4,150,446
-A.V.
498,593
1,350,521
operating
Net
$1,042,591
1,128,136
6 Mos. End. June 30—
to
Ry.
$1,214,763
$169,794
1943
gain
Profit
the
1590.
Prov, for income
;
,
Period End. June 30—
Total
$1,245,870
18,200
185,079
$892,936
6,000
188,685
Sutherland Paper Co.—Earnings—
purchase of approximately 125,000
common
Securities
to be
$1,409,448
2014.
p.
owns
part
to
1946 *
$1,373,139
—
The net asset value
to
1947
-
r
been
have
Period End. June 30—
Operating
corporation on Aug. 5 filed a letter of notification with the
and Exchange Commis..ion covering 8,000 shares of $1 par
value common stock and 14,000 shares of $10 par value class A pref¬
erence stock
to be offered at par in each case.
The net proceeds are
company
1492.
4,500
174,631
distribute
Net
The
p.
$824,602
68,334
•
in
Net
throughout the nation." But, hp added, "their cash
justify paying any dividend for the first quarter."
not
168, p.
Net
the
169,
$1,015,763
230,106
1949, was $68,973, against $928,339
Southeastern Greyhound Lines—Earnings—
employees' retirement plan.
Scot-Signs, Inc., Dallas, Texas—Files
Offers
—
now
presented
did
—V.
598.
p.
be
situation
$1.66
deducting $520,000 contribution to
•After
-V.
$2.53
~
all
Oil
should
position
*$4,771,773
2,570,647
;
share-
common
$3,200,507
2,570,647
$6,943,147
assist
$1,301,048
108,400
...
including
liability.
114.
p.
authorized the
company
shareholders
business
de-
income taxes
outstanding-
and
prec.
v
;v
.
chgs.,
int.
after
inc.
June 18, '49
Penn
Penn
Offers
of
as
1,203,345
or
elected
-
their shares as "they may desire.
Bradford National Bank, Bradford,
Pa., before the close of business Aug. 22. The price range of Pennzoil
stock In recent months has ranged between $10 and $12 per share.
In
a
letter to
stockholders, George J. Hanks, President of South
Penn Oil,
said the results of Pennzoil's operations for the first six
months of 1949 "may be considered satisfactory in view of the general
South
its
of
$425,000
$1,552,270
income
73%, 1
Pennzoil
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Safeway Stores, Inc.
Co.
Pennzoil
of
shares
South
about
200,000 shares of one-cent
50 cents each.
No under¬
for milling equipment and
balance
66,235
Income
Surplus
about 53% of the 634,532 out¬
standing common shares of Pennzoil and should it purchase all 125,000
additional
shares,
its ownership in
Pennzoil will be increased to
notification with the Secu¬
Aug. 5
on
Exchange
Oil
The directors have
Rotary Mills, Inc.—Files With SEC—
will
1948
1949
i $1,486,035
received.
.'•Deficit.
Aug,
on
said.—V.
Ross
Penn
additional
The
of
aircraft instruments.—V.
expense
Net
of
loss
a
Output 20%—
Pennzoil Common Shares—
170, p. 344.
devices
These
subassemblies.
Dividends
3,736,709
$3.87
eight-hour ihift
announced
Mr.
South
1949—7 Mos.—1948
$7,928,433 $7,859,583
1949—Month—1948
$1,280,066
31—
Sales
the
"
received
amounted
Period End. July
amount
State Street Investment Corp.—Earnings—
to daily operations, Charles J.
15.
The boost in
output of automouile hinges was necessary to keep
pace with increased production by seme of the company's automotive
addition
25-Cent Stores, Inc.—July Sales—
Rose's 5, 10 &
—V.
the
6 Mos. End. June 30—
realized
Soss,
year
the
in
company
rounding out its line of
NOTE—No
Soss Manufacturing Co.—Increases
This
Roosevelt Oil & Refining Corp.—New President—
C. L. Butler, formerly Chairman of the Board of this corporation,
has been
elected President,
and C. L. Maguire, formerly President
of Roosevelt Oil Co., a predecessor, has been elected a director, both
succeeding A. W. Winter, resigned.—V. 169, p. 2424. v
fi cal
the
oustanding
has also reduced its debenture bond
original issued amount of $1,750,000 to approxi¬
The
aircraft
other
in
Ford
' 1949
1948
$34,479,931 $41,078,574
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
issued be¬
$2,065,000,
to
were
(Alexander) Smith & Sons Carpet Co.—Earnings—
Earned
$0.68
amounted
entered into a license agreement w:th Teddington
Controls Ltd. of Great Britain, under which it is exclusively licensed
to
manufacture
certain
precision
instruments
for electronic
cabin
temperature controL", and inching devices for control of flaps ana
402.
p.
883,363
$1.03
has
Company
offered $30 a share. This represents a purchase price
of approximately $3,000,000 of which 1,500,000 was paid immediately
with the agreement to deliver an equal amount in payment of whatever
stock
may
be tendered.
Officers of Sheraton corporation
expect
that well over 90%
of Ford stock will be acquired under this offer.
The
Sheraton
corporation
has approximately
10,000 stockholders
and its shares are listed on the New York Stock Exchange.—V.
170,
company,
$8,921,762
earlier.
year
during
off
were
1949
mately $1,450,000.
common
agreement
an
President
Udd,
C.
paid
which
1947.
indebtedness from
$64,575,924.
worth
be
approximately
been
and
stockholders
the
estimated
are
Hotels
31,
31,
May
of
as
$1,909,000 a
company
loans
May
338,453
—^
capital
with
bank
March,
1947
1948
$7,073,696
510,309
$1.02
—
499,687 shares of stock.
on
compared
the Lord Elgin Hotel in Ottawa.
transaction
latest
Ford
in
opened
hotel
room
and
;
tExpenses
by amendment.
Dealer managers are. as follows:
Corp., Wertheim & Co., Lehman Brothers, and Merrill
yond 835,000
which
11
Subs.)—Earnings—
1S49
$7,690,289
taxes
after
working
Tax
filed
New
•Based
Net
Commission
15,
Exchange
The
Its
of
1,000
Toronto;
profit
a
registration statement was filed with the Securities
covering 835,000 shares of no par value
common
stock, to be offered by its parent, General Public Utilities
Corp., to GPU common stockholders at the rate of one Rochester Gas
share for each 10 GPU shares held on Sept. 8.
Offering price to be
On
that
announced
16
Aug.
on
new
a
in
this
stock
(&
;
Earnings per share
1948; the
In addi¬
tion, Sheraton acquired extensive real estate in Buffalo, New York.
This gives the Sheraton Corp. a total of 28 hotels in 25 American
and Canadian cities.
The company also owns the Sheraton Whitehall
Building in New York City and two large office buildings in Boston,
Montreal,
In
1949—6 Mos.—1948
1949—3 Mos.—1948
sale.,
and
Net
Co., Inc., owners of three large Canadian hotels.
hotels acquired
in the transaction are The Laurentien
Principal
in
Ford
Mass.
—V.
Co.
Sheraton Corp. of America—Expansion—
Co.—Earnings—
Rheem Manufacturing
Perid End. June 30— 1
Net
Petroleum
Dutch
Sarles
Trading & Transport Co. Ltd.—V. 170, p. 598.
Ford
Thomson Corp.
Standard
Years Ended May 31—
The latter is owned
40%
by
the Shell
Co.
and
Petroleum
the Batavian
by
Royal
the
by
(695)
is
owned
spring
Jackson, Michigan, which is now too large for contemplated local
operations as result of the decentralization program, Mr. Munn de¬
.
is
turn
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
simplification may take. Over 65% of the company's
held by the Shell Caribbean Petroleum Co. which
the
stock
common
automotive
many
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4831
Volume 170
corporation
transportation
and
owns
sale
of
operates a pipe line system
natural gas at wholesale. As
and
presently constituted, the system is composed of a northern division
(formerly the properties of Kentucky Natural Gas Corp.) and a
southern division
(formerly the. properties of Memphis Natural Gas
Co.). These two companies, which began operations, in 1929 and 1928
31, 1948. -,
line approxi¬
northeast from the Carthage Gas
interconnect the southern and northern, divisions,
respectively, were merged into the corporation on March
The corporation is presently constructing a new pipe
mately
833
miles
long to
Field in east Texas,
extend
12
and
continue
mission
make
to
northward
Corp.
first
interconnect
of
Texas
Trans¬
Eastern
new
Period End. June 30—
Mail
approximately 660,000,000 cubic feet of natural
pipe line, estimated
to cost approximately
$73,500,000, is being financed by the proceeds of the common stock
sale in July, 1948, by the sale in December, 1948 of $60,000,000 first
mortgage bonds, from earnings and depreciation moneys derived from
operations during the period of construction, and from borrowings
up to $7,500,000 under a bank loan agreement.
Associated with Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. in the offering are: Blyth
& Co., Inc.;
The First Boston Corporation; W. C. Langley & Co.;
Bazard Freres & Co.; Stone & Webster Securities Corporation, Union
Securities Corporation and White, Weld & Co.
day.
The
.•First
pipe
intge.
in
issuable
due
1968
tPreferred
$100
(par
$5
100.000 shs.
series
more
or
None
4
$150,000,000.
.
STOCKHOLDERS—The
SELLING
chased
from
the
corporation
persons
aggregate
an
■shares
of
.sell
sold
from
*
213,240
Nil
Board
*'•
July
on
stated
mail
air
used
useful
or
rates
final
investment.
be fixed only
Hemphill,
South
Kuhn,
Co
______——.2————
Finance Corporation——
Shore
Loeb
J.
Starr
Co
&
—
Anderson
C9iarles
P.
Bdward
de
Rivera
Paul
.
F.
can
C.
Willard
A.
Mnwocd
"
6,200
United
5,800
Weld
Co
&
1,800
1,800
5,600
*26,250
...
___
_
—
UNDERWRITERS—The
and
stockholders
Profit
the
number
purchase from
Name
Dillon,
of
selling
Lazard
—V.
&
Freres
whom
to
offered
Net
the
hereby
Period End. June 30—
tNet
3.860,033
Net
ry,
Total
Misc.
2,473,131
l,948,9lo
: !- 61,063
'
$3,330,420
500,942
475,523
$704,115
$816,914
9,021
9,258
48,490
of
the
1,417,583
1,363,104
$457,760
company
announced
75-ton
a
week
end.
electric
This
$579,814
Aug.
on
furnace
action
of
capacity.
Forty idle
perhaps others later.—V.
representing
and
tAfter
transfer
a
based
from
"Reserve
for
outstanding
May
United
1,
have
4%
for
by
$2,941,555
$2,365,289
will
Operations—
12 that because
would
be
raise *the
employees
will
put
of
back
concern's
be
recalled
increase
an
into
in
operation
output
55%
to
immediately
and
169, p. 2321.
application to extend
31, 1949, was filed
*by Trans World Airline.
C.
*
Douglas Dillon, President,
"Calculating the investment
rities
,
•
Corporation
securities
ration,
on
TWA has
and
Los
tween
15
Service from Sept. 30 through
Civil Aeronautics Board
with the
New
345.
operating daily Skycoach flights between Kansas City
with four intermediate stops, since Feb. 7, and be¬
York and Chicago via
Pittsburgh since May 31.—V. 170,
-
Union Bag & Paper Corp.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
Wet
sales
Cost
of
products
Deliy., sell., admin,
general
1949—3 Mos.—1948
"On
June
United
market
at market
States
and
-
,
expenses
2,449,081
2,473,371
Operating profit
$1,723,066
$6,104,406
60,600
.
101,717
Other
income
.
value
based
prices
at
underlying
on
estimated
fair
quotations, the net assets of
Secu¬
assets,
value
5,049,175
4,848,706
$5,308,588 $12,156,430
168,787
corporation
purchased
Corp.
after
obtaining
for
cash
from
order
an
your corpo¬
at
ties
Securities
the
$6,206,123
$5,477,375
$12,470,971
92,386
114,911
219,359
267.604
640,000
2,270,000
1,970,000
Cr40,000
200,000
30,000
380,000
Depreciation
&
amort,
income
&
$1,091,280
1,488.498
$3,621,212
$3,258,016
1,488,498
1,438,298
$2.44
$2.19
$4.90
508,306
427,317
'995,043
831,794
the
second
aggregated $374,997.
directors have authorized
The
ment
in
shares
such
of
corporation's
amounts
H-511
araipany
Described
UBABOND,
makes
now
as
synthetic
a
possible
"magnetic'
'in
***»? be joined together at
point
-—V.
a
of
rubber
developed
by
and
at
officers
to
precementing of many materials.
behavior, the precemented surfaces
later time, on an .assembly line or even
its
use,
without
loss
of
adhesion
efficiency.
r
Union Electric Co. of
Missouri—Permanent Debens.—Trust
Co.,
may be exchange for permanent
16 Wall -Street
^17Trpr24VCa0Smi2rCe Bank & TrUSt
New
York
N
and
from
for
time
Realized
"Net
by
the
Land
&
Securities
U.
of
the
by
Profit
COMPARATIVE
INCOME
6 Months Ended June 30—
Cash dividends
Interest
1949
1948
1947
$754,269
i 925
2,125
$785,206and
other
$756,394
stock
capital
income
$668,985
Dividends
on
on second
first
pfd;
'Surplus
Common
for
Y
C°" trUStC®' St' Louis' M'a'—
244,997
to
qualify for tax
outstanding_
985,000
share
realized
"regulated
a
$264,675
provision
net
985,000'
$0.30
profit
to
obtain
exemptions
under
certain
issued
by
the
Commission
company,"
taxes
profit
on
on
the
$20,670,633;
at
investment
cost
first preferred
000,000;
50,000
$6
second
on
104,039
100,943
.24,391
taxes__T__
15,062
/
taxes_____^____^___
34,000
31,000
$608,576
$531,922
500,000
500,000
$108,576
$31,922
a
$658,008
first
of
net
pfd, stock__~___"
'
500,000
>
realized
realized
"regulated
a
provision
for
profit
sale
on
on
sale
investment
Federal
investments
and
of
of
investments
taxes
United
in
(indicated
value
ASSETS—Cash,
States
and
L
no
taxes
par
preferred
and
value
stock
in
In
1943
$147,000 in 1947.
the corporation has made
undistributed net ordinary
on
$8,018,415;
JUNE
receivable
30,
•"
1949
for
.
,
V
v:
securities
'
$30,654,947.
;
LIABILITIES—Accrued
taxes
and
,
^
accounts
payable, $82,069; $5 first
preferred stock (without par value, outstanding 200,000 shares), $20,000,000; $5 second preferred stock (without par value, outstanding
100,000 shares 1,
$500,000;
common
stock
(without par value,
outstanding 2,485",543 shares), $24,855; special reserve, $9,475,000; un¬
distributed net ordinary income, $165,598; net realized profit on investments, $407,425; total, $30,654,947.—V. 170, p. 2.
;
*
United States Lines Co.—Earnings—
Net profit
Number
common
on
,
P.
shares—
common
NOTE—Net
taxes
after
;'
v
1949
after charges &
of
Per share
has
International
$9,674,469;
$236,755
of
sold,
$1,078;
$104,581; securities,
at cost
(indicated value
$22,031,821), $17,735,435; investment in Devon Securities Corp., at
cost (indicated value $4,826,564), 4%
non-transferable note due June
30,
1951, $2,795,438; capital stock, 20,000 shares,- $2,000,000; total,
1948
$3,541,000
1,502,600
;
preferred
$1,548,000
1,502,600
$2.34
—
$1.01
divs
earnings for
are
both periods include operating differential
before provision for possible subsidy recapture.—V. 169,
!
2GC.9,
Universal Laboratories Inc.—Earnings—
CONSOLIDATED
$14,705,0001,
$5,649,414
of
of
investments
company"
income
——:—.
«
$158,008
realized
net
loss
profit
•
^
income
on
15,952
1
:'
ordi¬
-
Consolidated
EARNINGS .FOR
operating loss
and nonrecurring
QUARTER
ENDED
—
Nonoperating
JUNE
30,
1949
$750
—
expenses———
28,611
-
Se¬
total,
Consolidated
loss
:
—•—__
'
169,
p.
*
2535.
;
.
-
^
$29,361
^
J
accounts
payable, $47,100; $4.50
(outstanding 100,000 shares), $10,(without
par
value—outstanding
shares), $50,000; common stock (without par value—outstanding
985,000 shares), $98,500; general reserve, $4,950,000; capital surplus,
$650,422; undistributed net ordinary income, $748,212; net realized
profit
2,250
$638,261
126,008
net
—v.
stock,
1,875
$762,567
Dividends1 receivable,
ASSETS—Cash, $471,712; receivables for securities sold, $1,078; divi¬
$106,116;. securities, at cost (indicated value $30,765,-
Corp.,
$30,924,008.
1,897
~"t
BALANCE SHEET,
dends receivable,
curities
v.
-..
1947"
$686,011
$799,078
other
&
income
.
-.>■'
:
$760,692
'
.
$0.19
net
'
•
1948
income.
S85.000
corporation
undistributed
&
Invesfc-
1949,"
28,
$797,181
franchise
JAs
no
in 1949,
investments.
S.
invest¬
the
of
1949
;
•Exclusive
and
BALANCE SHEET, JUNE 30,-1949
385),
"regulated
a
sections
June
on
;
subsidy but
income
realized
'
U.
s
Federal
150,000
$0.27
to
v:
i-.
$191,861
investments of $303,104
on
investment
for Federal
on
224,997
'
as
purposes
6 Mos. Ended June 30—
$226,843 in 1948 and $767,468 in 1947.
or
150,000
$293,988
common
•Exclusive of net
nary income
244,997
150,000
pfd. stock
period
shares
per
stock
$566,858
delivered
and
'
20,829
$639,672 1
certain
of
carry
out the transactions with United States &
Securities
Corp.
and
with
Devon
Securities
Corp., it
was
'Surplus for period
102,887
20,250
prices
to
were
•Net
$690,574
96,472
16,090
taxes
included
two-year 4%
note in the amount of $2,795,438^
Corp., is a registered non-diversified investment com-
expects
order
■,
; 2,675
100,131
Expenses
State franchise
market
current
dividends
State
»
•'
$687,899
.
Investments"
on
Int.
&
at
/ Expenses
.
$783,281
— —
to
a
Total
time
ACCOUNT
discretion
more
to the United States & Foreign
Sec. Corp, It also Included
Co.,
S.
sale
issued
Corp,
Corp.
Securities
Dividends
owns
approximately 99% of the second preferred
approximately 80% of the common stock of United States &
International Securities Corp.
give
current' market prices on June 28,
Petroleum Corp., and 22,500 shares
at
Exploration
parent
realized
sale
Amerada
Interest—
retire¬
to
to
company."
Cash
such
LIABILITIES—Accrued
a«w^»0raryf "{u d®bePtures due 1963
debentures at the Bankers
restriction
in
shares of
Corp.,
and
1949,
purchase
preferred- stock
this
30,
*
■
.
the
first
of
Because
Company Act from the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Accordingly, applications were filed on May 24, 1949 and 'exemption
made
were
this
the
163, p. 356.
this
6 Months Ended June 30—
corporation
made no
Cambridge, Mass.
cement
of
$9,475,000:
90% of its net ordinary in¬
1948, and therefore could not take
being taxed as a "regulated investment
COMPARATIVE EARNINGS STATEMENT
stock and
NOTE—As
Union Bay State Chemical
Co., Inc.,
—New Product—
The
realized
17,500
''
prices as they may deem advisable. No
during the current period and future pur¬
chases, if any, will be reported to stockholders in the quarterly reports
of the corporation.
',
■
•Earnings
to
—V. 170, p. 345.
than
not pay
in
ment
31 and on June 30,
quarterly dividends were distributed
preferred stock 4n the amount of $1.123/2 per share and on
preferred stoclc in the amount of $1.50 per share.
These
$7,273,367
1,438,298
$0.73
_
June
on
March
the first
Dividends,
deplet.
charged
above
or
1
.
On
on
•Net
Net., income
-Capital shares outstdg.
Earnings per share
benefits
remove
directors
of
Sec.
orders
....
4,550,000
income
to
'
Ex¬
and
Corp.
314,541
$1,783,666
_.
less
could
1947
to Devon Securities Corp., which was incorporated on May
1949, and is a wholly owned subsidiary. In payment for such
securities, shown in this report as owned by Devon Securities Corp.
and having an aggregate market value of
$4,794,438 on June 28, 1949^
closing market
change Commission permitting the transaction. This
purchase^was a
part of the program adopted by United States & International Securi¬
Total
income
the
Of
A necessary
*
Gross
contains
in
18,
"In
::
has
securities
ment
and
July
on
years
in either of those years.
an
the
28
'
.
recent
corporation
dividends
of
Foreign
International
&
prices 17,500 shares of Amerada Petroleum Corp. and 22,500 shares of
Louisiana Land & Exploration Co, from United States &
International
The
1949—6 Mos.—1948
,
$13,047,215 $19,076,336 $28,831,195 $38,462,603
sold—
8,875,068
10,498,559
18,473,432
21,457,467
—
in
Louisiana
Int.
allowance
such purchases
•
•
22 said in part:
*
(
been prevented from paying
class of stock junior to its First Preferred Stock by
its charter which prohibits such dividends when its
Reserve"
board
Devon
for
state
and municipal taxes on unrealized
indicated value on June 30, 1949, of approximately
$45,896,191. No allowance has been made for federal capital gain tax
on
unrealized appreciation, as the corporation is a "regulated
invest¬
ment company" aiid
expects to be relieved of that tax on such future
realized investment profits as are distributed as
capital gain dividends.
dividends
been
Angeles
-
p.
Aug.
President,
in
any
order
Devon
July 22, said in part:
in
indicated
quoted
securities
after
its
at
without
other
Securities
its Skycoach
on
i
States & Foreign Securities Corp.—Earnings—
.
An
:•)
&
$19,977,658 $21,558,097
^
Dillon,
on
as
"In
of
on
1,299,932
2,205,677
;
;
■
Securities
-
gold
Power
6,959
/.
.
corporation
provision
1949,
wartime
trust
'■>
4,537,945
2321.
p.
Douglas
j! pany
United
J
•
stock
,
Transcontinental & Western Air, Inc.—Asks Skycoach
Service Extension—
:
A
Dec.
169,
Investments."
*:
United
redemption
inventories
——
$1,622,964
JNot
Called—/
collateral
(guaranteed
called
86.100
6,959*
regard-to the payment of dividends,
the
1949, increased its "Special Reserve from
$103,101 to $9,475,000, by crediting it with $1,000,000 of Undistributed
Net
Ordinary Income" and $8,371,899 of "Net Realized Profit on
•
Railways
1899
been
3,983,000
73,000
.
4,822,688
the
$0.18
169, p. 2036.
3,753,000
surplus
corporation
'
J$508,246
charges.
1,517,987
2,840,000
company"
2,303464 out¬
on
and
taxes
1,073,754
1,262,734
taxes
($100
advantage
Jan. 1, 1950
100 and interest.
Payment will be made at the Land Title Bank &
Trust Co., Philadelphia, Pa.—V.
134, p. 2722.
all
Timken Roller Bearing Co.—Increases
The
stock.
17,000
868,411
-
company——'-
preferred
cumul.
come
-
$0.11
Franchise
$3,500,000
225,000
accounts..—
mortgages___„__^.__
'
requirements,
-common
dated
appreciation, had
orders,
V
;
State
insurance
money
"Special
at
50,958
227,842
170, p. 248,
-this
$335,673'
__—$291,796
to
portion)
(current
accrued
York
restriction, the
15/47
1948.
.
&
200,000
a
,
Subs.)—Earns.
(&
1949"
share—$0.09
dividend
of
Transportation Co.)
$4,355,677
$3,831,362
237,334
income
12.
p.
'
credits
dividends
dividend
$3,880,154
90,680
charges
Net
—V.
71,073
9,807
$726,234
deductions
Fixed
shares
Stores Corp.
30—
taxes.—
common
preferred
certificates
3,502,851
1,227,070
80,620
'_
after
pgr
June
United Power & Transportation Co.—Ctfs.
All
28,709,553
24,699,925
284,281
304,246
-
income
1949—6 Mos.—194$
5,170,649
170,
New
$2,688,014
$623,495
Income
then outstanding.—V.
-
4•"•••":v. ":/■•:•.s:.
$2,700,000
&
"The
*$2.46
,
after
and
190,849
200,000
C.
468,283
^
$2.63
outstanding
267,044
185,181
»'•
company
moved
$2,079,790
936,56G<
1
3,451,024
,
United States & International Securities Corp.—Earn¬
ings for Second
Quarter—Dividend
Restrictions, Re¬
1946!
$2,463,907
$2.5.4
shares
and postwar contingencies."—V.
149,352
income-
oper.
*After
$6,495,217 $31,801,619 $38,102,536
10,927
$2.75
Operation-
'551,013
Jt. facil. rentals (net Dr)
Other
profit
Ended
including $106,250
\
/
common
preferred stock
on
Months
•Earnings
26,500
■f
$5,394,820
__
951,565
United Cigar-Whelan
Six
,-
1949—Month—1948
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Ry. tax accruals
-Equip, rentals (net Dri-
$2,418,002
951,565
"
1
3,349,776
246,327
charges
for
—v.
■
$4,010,813' $3,385,126;
1,546,911
1,305,336
1,518,775
2.393,869
7,706,466
value
nom.
surplus—reserve
V;
Union
V
subs.—at
reserves)_______
Total
,
standing
■
(less
deferred-
payable
Boeing
1947
$2,657,907
—
share
936,566
on
requirements
170, p. 535.
1
1,665,804
outstdg...
per com.
*Based
Shares
Texas & Pacific Ry.—Results from
the
2,318,798
Earned
;
?■;
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1948
$4,323,711 ' $3,936,777
taxes—,,
—
shares
Earnings
26,500
—
income
profit
Com.
severally agreed to
follows:
White,',Weld & Co
European
6,584,500
6,326,511
ppr)2,840,000
Common stock ($5 par)_____r_._.
1,299,932
Capi'y",l surplus ______—' 2,205,677
the company
from
!
$964,344
6,501,438
.
4%%
"
1949
charges.:.
>
Corp.
.1
26,500
Securities Corp.— 26,500
26,500
Co
;
'
Name
Corp
26,500
Langley & Co.—1 26,500
C.
'
has
as
are
after
Federal
Stone & Webster Securities
33,125
Blyth & Co., Inc
First Boston
W.
which each
Shares
& Co. Inc.—
,
common J stock
thereof
stockholders,
—
Read
"The
the
shares
selling
the
'
in
r
<
„
June 30,*49 Dec. 31,*48
reserve
Appropriated
■
sold privately
were
underwriters
the
of
names
are
order
on
SHEET
*•'
assets
payable
Purchase
218,625
250,750
—
•Of the shares originally acquired, 30,000 shares
by White, Weld & Co. In April, 1949..
" •
.selling
Stratocruisers
6 Mos. End. June 30—
13,125
V
BALANCE
reserve).
(less
payable:
Deferred
,
Mainliner
seven
United Biscuit Co. of America
•
5,600
62,500
(
Total
has
63^750
—$19,977,658 $21,558,097
Income
March,'
in
$632,689
•
.v
;
Insurance
!l
_____
(less
accounts
and
Accounts
Airplane Co.—V.170, p. 599.
•
White,
start
62,039
■
,
Banks
15,800
62,500
Jr
:
Corporation——:———_
Securities
jvill
Enabling
$231,492
'v",
■
LIABILITIES—
Notes
expand DC-6 service to additional 'cities along its coast-to-coast,
Pacific Coast and California-Honolulu route, Mr. Patterson said,- .
•
'
In addition to purchase of the new DC-6's from
Douglas Aircraft,
2,500
6,200
Ogg———a—————
Warren,
Union
Delivery
total of 44 DC-6's,
a
15,800
—
accounts
trade
property
-
'•
; \
•j
directors.
of
15,800
——t—
—,——*—
—
board
419,355
$1,049,626
other
'•f
to
-4.300
j
2,500
Unlted's
226,364
142,005
"
60,350
i;'
Total
of
They will give United
Crl08,827
'
Plant
{
approximately $4,329,800, It has been anA. Patterson, President, following approval of the pur¬
by W.
by
'1950.
4,300
4,300
;
chase
6,200
,
224,407
240,288
CONSOLIDATED
,
Prepaid
v
at
nounced
62,500
'
:
6,200
.
4,300 ;
_____
—
Langley
Lynch
C.
Henry P.
,
$1,278,408
'$224,393
*■ '
Total
after
fleet
cost
287,578
$597,904
dividends
Investments
-
Douglas DC-6 Mainllner 300's will be added to United Air
a
: 370,093
cents
more
Lines'
374,027
(estim.j
Inventories
,
Five
3,000
62,500
-----;—
—L
Hay
William
'
•
6,000
Jr.———————■_.
Goodman
H.
'
_____—
——
Berdell,
John
31,000
Noyes &
charges
foreign inc. takes
Instalment
The
-
comprehensive analyses.
Mail revenues in 1649 average 65
ton mile including lump sum payment of $199,938.
To Add Five Planes—
,
104,820
$1,565,986
prop.
income
Note
P
Presently
Being Sold
25,000
194,777
$967,997
•$92,932
physical
+
and
-Other
Shares
Shares
Owned
v
$1,461,166
Cash
purpose,; of establishing the temporary rate for 1948, the cost
grounding DC-6 aircraft late in 1947 and the early part of 1943 has
estimated to be $2,000,000, and this cost, capitalized as develop¬
ment costv
is to
be
amortized
over
a
five-year period commencing
June 1, 1943,
The'statements of income for 1948 have been restated to
reflect the capitalization of
$1,500,000 of this cost in that year.
'
2,187,271
$773,220
ASSETS—
For
'
1,936,637
$281,095
of
income
'
,
1947 with the Civil
compensation.
Mail
1,
of
i
'
1,928,793
*
-
•Loss.'
temporary rate, were established to provide
1948 oily on a break even basis for domestic
on
exp.
credits.240,439
amort,
&
Preferred
The
has
Aeronautics
1947
$40,656
general
income
Gross
Net
213,240
Nil
$0.43
'.been
,
Name—
income
Income
carry-back features of the tax law.
return
and
operations....-;
'
agreed to
1
have
1948,
tCr347,000
$1.47
tCredits result
in
Subs.)—
(&
1948
$9,940,775 $13,035,428
7,230,918
9,386,991
*$175,754 *$1,021,515
" 1 106,620
106,620
'
no
per
named below who pur¬
of 280,750 of the 625,000
privately in July,
tCrl77,108
$910,134
more
.
aggregate of 218,625 shares.
an
stock
common
share.
Civil
from
,
-
from
Gross
■:?
stock..
operations but including
:*■
.
.
pfd.
on
Feb, 21, 1949.
-mail-compensation
be issued by the Board of Directors
time to time, as provided in the Certificate
of Incorporation of the Corporation, as amended.
*
tAfter deducting 140% shares of common stock held in treasury.
the. Corporation
Other
Cr670,391
400,000
tCr89,044
$3,147,382,
....
sold
admin,
Profit
ance
tShares of preferred stock may
of
Selling,
revenues have been stated at a rate averaging 91 cents per ton mile for
the year 1948 (including a lump sum payment of $2,902,000i. in accordwith temporary rates established by the Civil Aeronautics Board
,
be
may
of goods
Corp.
1949
$7,352,228
.5,382,779
*$2,038,906
713,344
1
377,372
NOTE—The company filed a petition
Areonautics Board for an increase in
-
one
$365,482
12,506
$1,322,640
$3,435,710
(neti..
com.
per
"Deficit.
.
issued under the
mortgage securing the bonds, subject to the restrictions contained
thereiij. The total principal amount of bonds which may be out¬
standing
at
any
one
time under
such
mortgage
is limited to
in
'
requirements
-
4'/*%
on
i
\2,205.011 63/104 shs.
3.000,000
share)
per
bonds
•Additional
8,,971,136
.
26,096.535
23,,751,768
14,385, 814
15,636,150
$25,151, 562 $22,152,524 $42,808,852 $35,,797.497
42,443.370
37,,836,403
20,829,884
21,715, 852
income taxes—_
income
'Dividend
:
.
-
Xpar
$60,000,000
$60,000,000
Cost
Fed.
Net
Earns,
■
per
_
stk.
Federal
,
.
.
.
—
stock
:
deductions
Hoffman Machinery
^
3,,546,097
10,912.895
States
sales.
Deprec.
Other
.
ser.
—
share)
•
Com.
3%%
ser.
*
2,927,935
5,135,599
'
Net inc. from opers.—
,
Outstanding
bonds—
line
Net
4,,079,591
1,764,874
—
Freight ton miles
Revenue plane miles..
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
'
>
1949
Authorized
5,305,179
2,174.456-
5,715 ,244
•
miles
ton
2,709, 264
1,453, 489
miles
ton
Express
new
CAPITALIZATION AS OF MAY 31,
United
Six Months Ended June 30—
627,638,512 537 ,000,370
79.638,559
68,,260,949
—_
of
capacity
per
Monday, August 22, 1949
1949—6 Mos.--1943
3949 -3 Mos.—1943
Revenue passenger miles 375,281 ,543 339,011,011
Total ton miles-—.
41,703,152
46,021, 662
Upon completion the entire system will include approximately 2,870
pipe line with 18 compressor stations and will have a total
delivery
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
United Air Lines, Inc.— Earnings—
corporation expects to
line by the end of 1949.
The
through the
gas
with
Ohio.
Middletown,
near
deliveries
miles, of
gas
COMMERCIAL
THE
(696)
investments, $14,379,774; .total, $30,924,008.—V, 169,
p.
706,
Virginia Dare Stores Corp.—July Sales—
-
Period End. July 31—
Sales
—V.
—
169,
p.
1949—Month—1948
$462,589
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$524,538
$6,750,339
$5,670,272
2758.
(Continued
on page
49)
.
a
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4831
Volume 170'
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(697)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
i
Range Since Jan. Y
Tear 1448
9 per
Leweet
HlfhMt
Lowest
r,
I per
-
9 per share
share
37
76
100
Dec
2%
f per
18% Jun
13
*17% Jun
14
20 y* Aug
14% Feb
23% May
Dee
46%
27%
Dec
41% July
27% Mar 28
22%
14% Feb
5
5% Jun
20
7% Feb
:
35
Jan
Dec
Jan
46
Xl8% Dec
99
2% Not
13%
.
Not
2%
Feb
65 Ya
Dec
•
Dec
100
Mar
90
Apr 14
2% Feb £5
3% Aug 11
75 1
17 Yo Jun -14
27% Jan
May
Apr
83
July
Jun
6
May
165
Jun
15% Jun 14
25 y8 Feb
94,
83% Jan
8
25 y8 Feb
25
73
Dec
98
76
22
*25
Not
.
83%
Feb
34 ya
Dec
i
31%
Not
3% Not
44
50
2% < Jim:
37
May
62%
'
83% Aug 18
31% May 10
3% Jan. 6
•
43<
Apr 29
89% Feb;
3
6% Jan.
Mar
68
Mar
51
Jan
4
20
Jun
13
'
6
■
66 y8 Feb
J
35
70
May
61% July
43%
MaV
30% Mar 23
Jun
96% July 11
Feb
:
Not
111
10 y*
% 6% Sep
3
Dec
Jun
6%
Dec
5% Jun
177
<28% Not
<74
Not
21 ya Jun;
Jun
3
100 y«
V American
27
May
19% July
1
110
Aug
106% May
6
May
38
Dec
Dec
39% Feb
15% Feb
8
20%i
Jun
Dec
22%
Jun
14
81
Dec
94
Jun
Oct
Jun
99
33%
Feb
25
43
Feb
94%
Feb
107%
35 Ya Feb
3
5
13%
19%
Dec
89-%
14%
3
58
3
37
Nov
77%
Jan
37
Jun 17
Dec
43% May
34
Jun
13
3 % Jun
51
6
3%
7%
Dec
Jan
Jun
63
Feb
26% May
46
5%
>
Jun
3
47 V* Jan
5
29
5 Ya Jan
23
7
79
Dec
92
Jan
73
10%
Feb
15%
Jun
Jail
13%
16%
Feb
1
Jun
108
12%'Jun
73
21% May
11% Jun
94%
76
Jan
10% May
4% Jun
24% Mar
Jun
35
July
98
8%
Dec
f29
6%
11%
Feb
<80% Nov
.'69% Nov
f 12%
Feb
162% Nov
I'
.
13
96% Jan
-
Jan
5 %
8
70% Feb
10
169
;
Jun
6
V
;
•
14% Jan
>
Aug
46
Apr
37
41 Vsr Feb
13
7
125
Nov
25% Nov.
39 Ya Jun
May
163%
35%
Dec
27
10%
Deo
24%
34%
Feb
41
130
21V4 Jan
Apr
17
12% Jan
25
158%
120
Jun
68%
Jan
Feb
115%
NOT
6%
Dec
*33% Not
Dec
90
76% Mar
*5%
Dec
144
»
16
Jun
July
10
Jun
14
126% Jan
American
Jan
150% Jan
151
63
49% May 10
*117% Apr
6% Jan
3
56% July
Jun
21% Jun
104
83
112% July
8% Jun
593/4 Jun
Jan
6
6
6%
Am
6% Jan
32%
18%
36 Ya
Jun
14
Apr
8% July
6% May
2% Aug
page
15% Jun
55 % Jan
46%
46%
37%
363/4
36%
•36%
4%
4%
4%
4%
83/4
28
283/a
28%
28%
9%
93/8
9%
1
•17%
18
1
14 %
143/s
78
78
12%
5%
26 Ya
5%
143/4
*
».
>
26%
-
13
100
156
*39%
142
100
2,900
2%
19,600
2%
2%
55
54%
♦54
3,500
14,700
10
•36%
37%
363/4
363/4
4 3/8
9%
41/4-1
2,500
200
3,400
43/8
48
*46 «/2
28%
'27%
9%
100
28
93/4
U
48
8,800
9%
♦98
3,000
«
104
*13
104
,13%
13%
17%
147/8
15 Ya
14%
100
17%
i5y4
15
82
80
81
•5 Vs
; *51/4
5%
*27 y8
27 Ya
105
J
♦103%
♦103%
105
*6%
6%
6'%
6%
33%
33%
33%
*33
123/s
-
12%
12 y8
123/s
: 12
101
101%
85% H 86
13%
13 Vs
<•>'••
♦J. 76%
180
100
.
t
86
133/8
13%
*176%
180
6%
12%
100
♦176'A
73/4
8%
343/4
35
34%
351/4
33%
39
;
39
♦383/4
39
39
473/4
48
47%
48%
156%
1573/4
*30%
*393/8
40%
♦142
143%
*142
48
y8
157
48%
157%
/:
483/4
1573/4
.
77/8
157
'
40%
♦39%
403/4
*39%
143%
•142%
143%
♦142y4
157 »/a
23%
233/4
237/8
23%
24
237/8
420
\
26%
26 y,
26 YA
26%
26%
267/8
70%
•149%
58%
120
9%
9%
*124
127
18%
18%
145
145
70 7/8
70%
149%
150
-
58%
♦1197/a
120
7%
241/a
♦
387/s
126
126
18
18%
145%
145%
71
71
150
150
58%
58%
120
120%
9%
397/1,
126
18%
146
71%
1457/a
150%
59»/2
1201/4
♦1201/4
.
146%
59%
60
120 »/4
120%
1,100
35,000
6,000
151
150
150%
<
72%
72
2,200
4,000.
100
18%
1453/4
72
»
40
127
*18%
146%
71%
10
39%
*125
18%
59%
■J:>-
870
60
4,000
210
120%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
3,200
24%
24%
24%
257/8
25%
26%
25%
257/8
12,800
*81
86'/a
♦80
87
64%
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64
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6%
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6%
61%
61%
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v
291/4
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29%
271/4
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28
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29
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34%
34%
I
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63%
6%
6%
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61%
61%
627/a
29%
29%
29
281/4
273/4
34%
34%
34%
105%
♦104
105%
♦104
*50%
52%
*50
52'/a
52
52
Corp_—10
217/a
22%
22
22%
23
24%
20
10%
10%
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10%
3
867/a
♦82
807/g
63%
6%
34%
3
*80
63%
6%
105%
3
10
9%
40%
127
18%
150%
867/8
3
93/8
40
•125
900
7%
7%
24%
58
••
9%
9%
38%
38%
37%
106
2,800.
237%
263/8
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.
220;
3,500
:
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23%
25
y
3,700
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403/4
26%
♦18
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8,000
144
23%
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5
15,200
39
77/8
26%
9%
100
common—14
100
4.90Q
'
347%
38'%
23%
37
4,4§0
/
8%
7%
34%
157
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180
463/4
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100
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i-.' 45,800
13%
38%
157%
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200
1,000
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85
.
110
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;
105
34
99%
101%
85
5%
7% /•■ 7%
39
6,300
200
;
27%
27
.
♦32%
*6
V
81
5%
267/a
♦104%
*
7,700
'
34%
;
473/4
142
13
*5%
101% <
180
83
12'/g
26%
<
6%
♦793/4
13
80
82
'
83
127/a
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83
1,100
/
26%
3
9
173/a
177%
13 y8
105
♦176%
180
73/4
♦383/4
>
13%
34%
100
Mining
17
•17%
6%
Copper
500
17
♦13
13
5% / •"
*6
-
34%
if / 47%
25
W Products Co Inc
400
183/4
18%
13%
*611/4
A P
Shares
6
18%
17%
*78
26%
*104%
7%
-
:•>-
No par
Anderson-Prichard Oil
•5%
6
47%
♦9f
104
13
83
263/8
6%
♦176%
No par
Andes
1,000
47'/2
9%
78
<
*5%
105
'
•
;•/' <84'-
par
par
com..12.50
$4 preferred
No par
Anderson, Clayton A. Co
21%
33
*32
32%
14%
17%
*80
83
♦80
par
Anchor Hock Glass Corp
<
600
10 y«
483/4
28
*81
A
7,600
<
*17%
13%
78
12% ? 13
29%
3
*98
♦13
104
14%
100
v
'
5
preferred
447/8
108%
•
47 y»
♦46
28%
9%
27%
27
48
♦45
47
9%
110
45%
108%
*
45
109
4%
4%
47
17%
common..No par
9%
49 v;
37%
48
•46
54'A
9%
8%
46%.
•36%
common—100
100
10% Aug 15
1
8%
47
-4;
1
Foundries—No par
24% Aug 18
24.
55%
523/4
♦43%
133/8-
7
4
52%
8%
13%
13
4% Jan
523/4
1%
513/4
27 y8
<105% Aug 15
99% Mar 29
48% Jun 20
2y8,
29
35% July 26
Jun
2%
25
50
3
Jun
1%
No par
25% Jan
60%
1%
Cable
Jan
46% Mar
163/4.
85%
$5 prior conv preferred
62% Aug 18
35% Jan
35% Jan
16%
99%
Woolen
♦53/4
183/4
16%
84
Inc
53/4
18%
16%
1%
300
1,200
the Week
183%
8%
2.000
18 '/a
•alee fee
16
513%
,* 46%
46%
Friday
*18
STOCK
46 Yi
Aug. 19
16%
CLOSED
109
I per share
18%
EXCHANGE
*107%
Aug. 18
16%
1%
; >■
Thursday
♦173/4
84
Tobacco
32%
109
9 per share
•18
99%
Sumatra
44%
109
32%
5%
6
6
6%
46
Aug. 17
9 per share
Wire
38%
:
9 per share
•107 Ya
9 per share,
Aug. 16
Aug. 15
9 per share
6%
45
LOW AND HIGH BALI PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Copper Mining
14
see
32 y*
Anaconda
1
14
22% Jun
footnotes
31%
32
31%
Anaconda
48% Jun
25% Jun
For
109
7
May
Dec
45
♦108%
8
67
Feb
44%
108%
*60%
41% May
45 Ya Jun
Mar
44%
108%
$4 conv prior preference—No par
Amer Zinc Lead A Smelt com
1
7
Feb
*
447/8
108%
99%
Stores Co..
46%
44%
12%
Water Works Co
7%
4
Feb
8
77
12
preferred
American
17
Jan
80
NOT
107
76%
12
American Viscose Corp
5% preferred
91% Mar 11
Mar 31
51
Sep
77 Y2
11%
American Tobacco common
7
30%
98
77 Y^
33%
American Tel A Tel Co
5
Aug 19
38% Feb
2
4% Jun
American
120 Ya Aug 17
8% Mar 30
18
Apr
17
30
;25% Oct
77
32%
American Sugar Refg
7% preferred
'
72% Aug 19
3
Jun
13
18% Aug 18
3
135
71% July
8%
-
6
60% Jan
138
Mar :<
120
77
/•77-Z;
34%
American Stove Co
40% Aug 18
1,000
*75
*6
preferred
Steel
22%
22
1,000
77%
109 i '
•
21c
4,400
16
♦104
Snuff Co com
non-cum
American
2
7% Jun
31% Feb
54% Mar
46%
7
27% Aug
6
6%
9
Jan
28
Jan
147% Mar
Oct
143% Aug
3
American
July 26
May
131% July
20% May
131
Jan
41
19% Jun 14'
Jun
,16% Deo
116% Mar
5
221/4
,,
70
*68%
%
16
1
Co
22%
69
*18
cora.No par
Razor
22
v
187/a
33%
Safety
69
.
16%
*46
—No par
Seating
2,100
287/8
28%
t
187/a
———.100
No
Amer Ship Building Co
No
Am Smelt A Refg common—No
7% preferred
American
157 3/4 Aug 15
11
142
Jan
M0
Feb
34% Jan
Jun
35% May
21
{.,
American
3
56% Jan
36
29
♦16 Ya
•
•107y4
lOSVi
•5 preferred
4.
^..No par
Amer Rad A St San'y com—No par
7% preferred
100
8
Sep
4
17?
3,900
134%
184
16%
^
Light com—No par
No par
A
$6 preferred
3%
94%
3
>1 94'/a
94%-,
185y4
29%
187/s
•75
*
8% Aug 18
8'
Power
Amer
.
30Q
'2,900
187/a
100
News Co
'
■
6%
16
No par
Co
22
3%
94%
185%
69
•68y8
<
;.
287/s
28%
„
3
94%
186
,*
V
63/s;
16
Fdy Co com—No par
Molasses
3%
3
93%
185
•
18%
100
preferred
American
176% Aug 10
Mar 31
38
,
4%%
American
7
6% Mar
-
6 V4
16
♦13
American Metal Co Ltd
6%
,6%
18 Ya
9%
3.90%. preferred
1,500
'
6%
,
'
45%
*98
Amer Machine A Metals
33,300
9%
33%
101
157%
13
Amer Msch A
<V
*99%
19
28%
preferred
,"33%
•:
46%
15%
1
common
;-;I-9%
101
46
50
Locomotive
9% :
33%;
9%
33 y2
♦99%
1,400
;
109
No par
preferred
69
22
10
com
s
100
*66y8
*107y4
104
Aug 17
23% Jan
-Jun
Co
1,100
24%
24»A
;
,
22
1
preferred
9%
337/8 ;
69
109 /
Export Lines
Ice
♦66
22
Aug. 13
A Leather com
65
19,700
♦io7y4
Saturday
STOCK
97/8
♦641/,
24%
4,900,
42%
"
1
9.
93%
22
700,
111
413/4
9%
<
66
24%
69
33%
3%'/
:. 600
40
111
10%
65
24%
100
185
185
1,000
23/4
♦37
413/4
6,800
i. 600
85
303/4
2%
1
;.
112
9%
:
65
<
233/4
997/s,,,
V
3%
■M 93 y8
13
12% Aug. 16
86
Oct
Mar
YORK
non-cum
7%
101% Aug 16
10
Jan
Mar
:i
-
♦98
8
12 yo
;
93
100
July 22
6% Jan 22
28
139
*
100
Encaustic Tiling.,
conv
6%
303/4 Jan.19
Feb
<31
preferred
Co
65
'V-.':6»/4 ■'! 6%
American International Corp.No par
104
83% Feb
16% May »■"
176
Jan
68
-
3%
3 Vu
& Cable—.No par
Chain
non-cum
6%
20
Dec
46% Feb
6%
45%
Aug 17
7% Mar 14
7% Feb 25*
11
Jun
95% May
86% May
•
6y4
..1
997/8
997/8
*99 Va
10
•66
87/»
American
36% Aug
iv
33«/2
*17%
82
*
v'
65
69
♦66
69
♦65
24 -\
23%
8%
American Investment Co of 111
Jan
•>
'
No par
5
6%
•
•64y8
67 Ya
American
10
16%
'
23%
<67%
14% Apr.12
3
Feb
Aug
102
4
32
Dec
35
Feb
22% Jun
5% Jan
Dec
*
Dec
5%
;
64%
233/4
•
•111
41
9%
30%
303/4
2%
12,800
96 <
29%
*83
40
■
,41
40%
10
33%
American Home Products
.
7 :
;93
9%
64%
.
111% 111%'
f
40%
93/4
8%
18% Jan 20
3:
Dec
;
40%
10
*37
32%
♦92%
v..
31
2%
40
287/8
32
83%
*30%
2%
2%
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6Q0J
600)
17%
.
30%
83
1,300)
*16%
96
30
V
31
•37
111%
110
40%
*:
23/4
40
34%
18% July 25
13'
Dec
6
12% Nov
111%
40
23/4
68%
27
13 % Aug
22
Jun
<72%
:
;
♦37
8%
American Hawaiian SB Co
May 17
100
'
14
Jun
26%
Dec
95%
15% Mar
Jun
19
;
*92%
;
83%
;
*30%
31
68 Vs
American Hide
9?/4 Aug 18
5
Feb
11% Feb
8% May
Dec
J
24
24% Jan
46
Jan
'
20%
32%
30
29%
*83
83
.* 31
41
♦110%
No par
Inc...—40c
Amer A Foreign Power com__No par
$7 preferred
No par
$7 2nd preferred A
No par
$6 preferred
No par
4
Jun
5
283/4
96
*91%
,>
28%
American
31
37% Feb
-
293/4
823/4
2%
2%
♦37
Par
4
Jan
96
?>>; 29%
31
♦30%
Colortype Co
10
American Crystal Sugar com
10
4%% prior preferred
10b
American Cyanamld Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series A. 100
American Distilling Co
20
10% Aug 18
Apr
17%
283/4
32
200)
181
181
.
32
100;
,
*7% :V 7% ' ;
-7%
181
*16%
28%
k
American
8
Jan
v
•
*93%
;
83
♦82%
EXCHANGE
6% Jan
31% ,32%
,
28%
NEW
2% Aug 19
7
313/4
283/8
;
28%
American
35%
!
28%
;
-29%
29%
American European Secur
1% Jun
Jun
17
28%
*16% '17
*7%
181
181%
17
28 y8
18
44
Jan
Dec
6%
7%,
7%
180%
.100
American Chicle
1
Apr,
; :
73/8
180%'
1793/4
-•33%
common
6% Aug 10
19% Aug 10
5
;•
*6%
i
"■
96
♦93%
Inc.._1
Co
13% Jan
Apr
4% May
1% Sep
42
,
100
15% Feb 24
Oct
19
Dec
6%
No par
t per share
4% Feb 28
7% May
14% Mar
•
1803/4
2
com—
preferred
7%
-
American
!
36% Mar 31
f per share
9 per share
Jan
6%
STOCKS
Highest
f per share
87
184%
Hangs Sines Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1948
<
*82%
92%
Co
Can
Rawge fir Previous
Lowest
87
183 Yi
v
Aug 18
109
25% Jun 14
49% May
5
45% Aug 11
8
Jan
*82%
American Car A Fdry com—No par
7%
preferred —
100
Mar 11
87
87
25
.
17% Mar 21
71% July 29
*82%
180
—50
Corp
Shoe Co
Broadcasting
American
18% Aug 17
14
14%
July
47% Aug
15
Jun
51
15
109?
87
1
10
Amer Cable A Radio Corp
11
82
,22% Mar 30
1
Jun
60
Jan
18% Mar
104% Jan
";&?82%-
.1
preferred.,
conv
7
Jan
87
100
:
Bosch
Amer Brake
Aug 17
33% Jan';7
6
preferred
American
186
172% Mar 17
Jun
49%
93
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
4% preferred
:
.100
IF'
-
♦90%
31%
94% Aug 18
3
Jan
81
v-
93
17%
6%
3% Jan
2% Jun 13
02% May
♦90 %
28%
preferred
5,700;
19%
19
94
313/4
common..,
500,
75
*72
19%
1,300
527/s
52%
*90%
♦82%
Mfg common-No pal
preferred
106
50
16,000
92
28%
conv
3
3
,
75
200
:
-
•90%
.16%
Airlines
3%
3,900
16»/s
70
19%
5
cum
16
91
No par
conv
:> 3%
♦69
53%
19%'
107
3%
71
♦72
19%
♦103
16%
,
5,800
22%
223/8
19%
1
:
2,300
47
*46
3%
52%
71%
19%
19%
19
71/4
7'/a
73/8
3
52%
71%
72
•70
3,700
3%\
3%
52%
53
18%
23%
♦69
3%
%
4,900
18%
91
No par
'
*■76% Feb
163% Oct
72
♦70
gtd__100
—
3
* 52
•>.
500
34»/2
107
♦16
69
3%
53%
-,.
2,400.
40%
18%
*103
16%
3
20%
34%
48
*15%
s
19%
40%
7%
107
69
3,000
34%
223/4
22 %
3%
3,;
3%%
10% Jan.
1
/ :3%
20
40
•46
48
20
1,100
20
20%.
3%
16%
52%
7%
7%
22%
6 9 3/4
10
Jan
104
18%
♦103
♦15%
American Bank Note common
'
103
183/,
18%
.
*68%
14
Jan
34%
3%
693/4
American
10% Mar 29
*7% Jun; 29
31% Deo
<
107
*103.
':
16%
i'
24 ya Mar 31
•
;
♦68%
-
10% July 22
67% July 26
10
3
40
34%
♦46
♦15%
common
Alpha Portland Cement.
-No par
Amalgamated Leather Co com.
1
8% convertible preferred..
50
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical-No par
'
111% Aug 17 •
42% Aug 19 :
7
20
40
22%
^_5
SV*%
31'
Jan
107
22%
3%"-3%
4Ya%
AlllSrChalmers
30% May 12
3
14
34 Ya Jan
Jun
\
'
29% July
Not
<18% Mar
58%
.x
Jan
121
:
Jun
26% Jan
Oct
6% May
,
6% Oct
47
Jun
•
20
'
Aug 11
,
•103
100
10
Ry_
Mining
Allied Mills
32% Aug 18 *
25
Jun
42% May
91
20
♦34
48
•46
22 %
Chemical A Dye
Allied Kid Co
28% Aug 18
Dec
Inc
Gold
Allied
"
26%
Vicksburg
Juneau
Allen Industries Inc
■
1
18% Feb
19%
7%
.7%
48
22%
No par
Allegheny A West Ry 6%
10
188% Jan 24
24% Jun 15
Feb
Mar 12
8% Jan
7
A
Inc
7%
7%
♦46
—50
w~.
w
Allegheny Ludlnm Steel Corp.No par
84.50 conv preferred
No par
17
13
Jun.16
Jan
Mar
preferred
Reduction
'
93% Feb
21%
•
.
7 *
*
1
Equipment com—1
preferred ww
100
Allegheny Corp common
l
6%% -preferred A
100
82.50 prior cony preferred-No par
May 13
104
July 12
90
34% May
37% May
25
$3
Aldeng
64% Jan 24
16% Dec
81
v
Alabama
53% Aug 11 '
25%
Dec
•
Air
4
.
19%
18%
9
May
11%
18%
2
.
Mar
May
198
Mar
18%
70
34
96
7% Dec
*171
18%
16 y2 Aug
•
15
40% Feb 25
.58%
109
34%
;
2%
2%
40
34%
CLOSED
2%
2%
20
♦38%
34%
"
64
75
Dec
23%
<
19%
39%
,
2%
3,700
102'/s
40
20
33%
1
No par
Shares
45%
102 7/g
Xl9%
19%
the Week
45
45%
20
19%
19%.
Alaska
2% Jun 2113 y« Feb
19
3% Apr
EXCHANGE-
20
•alee fee
S per share
102%
♦98
2%
,
39%
103-
4% May
Oct
Dec
37
.
193/4
STOCK
3/s
2
2%
102y8
*98
-
Admiral Corp
Affiliated Gas
23% May 16
Aug 10
9
4% May
:
21% May
80% Jun
Dec
65
3
97% Mar
May
2%
2%
—10
Co
Express Co
47% July 13 :
18% Jan
27% May
108-
Not
8% Apr
-
102 %
44%
44%
44%
44%
43%
♦98
Addresaegraph-Multlgraph Corp_lo
'
20 y» May 17
May 25
102%
Friday
Aug. 19
"
Aug. 18
9 v*r share
9 per share
t per share-
45%
♦98
Adams-Millls' Corp
7
34% Aug 18
-
44
No par
2.50
Thursday
Aug. 17
Aug. 161;
9 per share
9 per there,
Wednesday.,
Tuesday
...
Aug. 15 ;/
;
5
Co
Motor*
Steel
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363/a
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Aug, 13
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-
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Aluminum
Class
Bond
,
97% Aug 18
2 Va Jan 13
,
7 % Jun 13
61% July 6
Jan
1
Jan
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54
27
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89
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45
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114
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23%
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17% Jun
Nov
79
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8
2,
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Jun
100
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No-par
-
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18
Jan
29% Mar 14.
Aug
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43% Jun
24% Jun
Mar
Jan
Jan
64
,
18% Jan4' 3!
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.
72% Dec
77
9
Jun. 17 >
26% Jun
Apr
40
12% Dec
29% Feb
81
-
Aug
.
20% Juff 14
37% Jun
78% Aug
•
Aug
Jun
27
July 28
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25% Jan
!24% May
124% July
11% May
75 - July
120'.Sep
.
Bliss
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23% Nov
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Blaw-Knox Co
1
12
Bloomingdale Brothers—Boeing Airplane Co
26
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15
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91% May 11,,
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101%
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33%
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300
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13 Va
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3
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24
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30%
26
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Nov
92 «/a
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13
Feb
411% May
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25% Nov
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80
35%
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27%
26
42% Apr
;71
7% Dec
92%
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38% Mar
10% May
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18
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May
42
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$ per share
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5% May
Dec
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3a
50
Jan
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t per share
22
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1% Aug
•
29
36 Va
49%
12%
j
7-
19 Va
71
•
16
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49
•
80
,
27Va
9% Jun
27% May
44% Jun
; 37% Nov
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33% Apr
17% Jun
Jan
51
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^ ...
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35%
EXCHANGE
8% Jun
Apr
37% May
:
14%
80
...
com„No par
(Del)
NEW YORK
22% Jun
29%
22% Dec
67% Dec
93%
1
Steel
preferred
Highest
10% Jun
44% July
19% Nov
47%
93
STOCKS
Lowest
Highest
26% Dec
X13
47%
94%
14Va
>._10
—
47
*77
33%c
corn-
13
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v
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13
Bigeiow-Sanford Carpet——No par
Birmingham Electric Co
No par
Range Since Jan. 1
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,
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13%•>
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■
18%
9%,
18%
18%
42 Va
>
13%
:
•
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18%
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9%
71
48%
13
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37 %
48%
13
47
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493/a
14
10'/a
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16%
13 %
—1
—
,.
Foods
Bethlehem
31% Mar 21
Year 1948
9 per share
—
.
Bangs for Previous
Lowest
37%
v
14
10
.
a
13
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Benguet. Consol Mining
7 5
9% May 31
*36%
*48%
r
>—50
Co
Appliances—
Best At Co_
22% Juri 29
14% Jan
*16%
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946-Nd par
Cum pfd $4 dtv ser oM948_No par
7-
136% Feb'
16%
13%
lOVa
9%
v
13"»
18 3
•
13%
10
9%
42%
18V'a
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13%
10
9%
69 Va
Cflm
30% Jan"
.
3
69%
v
*10 Vi
—25v
—100*
a
Indus
33% Jan
25
May 10
23% Jun 13
Corp
Corp
Home
Beneficial
.
.Aug 19 >
100%,' Aug 16
2% July 6
11'
<
Aircraft
Bendix
Aug 15
69 Va
*41 Va
2.50
pfd_—XOO
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RR
Packing
Bendix Aviation
80
5
Jun
129% Jun
Mar 21
18%
69Va
42 Va
Co common!
'—10
4%%. preferred —J
—*-100
34% Mar 30
Hw Jan.-7
17Va
*41 Va
Bell; & Howeil
88% Aug
Jun
1
4%%
Belding-Heminway
26.
139% July
37% May
'
Feb"
(A S)
Beech-Nut
16% JUn 30
17
Feb'18
'
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'39% Oct
Feb
Mar
-
Mar 30 V
11% Jun
30% May
Feb
»
30%
125
Mills, Inc
78 % Aug 10
14
cbmmon
13%
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9%
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50
pfd
10% Jan
18
10
Va
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9
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conv
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1
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9%
10
Co
Foods
3%%
y
81
13%
9%
-10
common
;
10
9%
,,
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(Delaware)
13% 7
10
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Works
Cigars
Beatrice
Aug 19
May 14
Oil
6
,
2
23% Feb
,
Corp
preferred
Iron
Bayuk
,
13%
Works——-13
common
preferred--—
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4%%
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20
Oil
Barnsdall
.
12
20% Jan
5%
5.
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-
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.
15
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.
13 \
32
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,
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3
Jan
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72
11% Jun
Jan
24% Jan
Dec
7 7
7'
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25
,
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17% Jan
Jun
38% Jun
Nov
.
28'
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Dec
(
68'
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7 7
13
39% Mar
20% May
19% Mar
..
Dec
26
Jun
34% Apr
37% July
•
Feb
14%
7
11% Jan
13
15% Jun
36
Juri
'100
32% Feb
90%
12% Jan
13
90
Feb
„
13
14%Jun
38 '
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Babbitt
60 % Jun
22% May
.
Dec
14%
14
23%
Dec
69
14% Jun
14% Jan 15
43% May
7
80%" Sep
16% Mar
1
7% Jun
45% Dec
16% Mar
Dec
30%
8% Jun
45
t
Nov
15%
Jun
May
28% Jun
Feb
9
8
59
,
Nov
31
Jun
17%
Dec
Mar
10
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29% July
31% Jun
80% May
Feb
10 V a
18 Va
2,000
11%
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106%
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106 Va
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of
120
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100%
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common—_1
RR_
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preferred-!Corp
conv
Atlas Tack
4 1
86%
6V2
9%
v
>00
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863i
6%
-
Shares
35%
14%
100-
conv
Atlas Corp
Powder
,
3
17% Mar 10
14
Jun
46
35% Jan
8
14
4% Jun
-
87%
for
the Week
35%
14%
preferred-series A—106
Preferred $3.73 series B__—xlOO
6% Aug 15
15
Mar-24
20,
Oct
Jan
20% Jan
11
4% Jun
11% Jun
Aug 18
4%
106% Aug 18
25
13Va Feb
19
19% Jan
2
58
July 26
Dec
7
Aug
W I SS
35%
23 Va
*8%
J—-——10
Line
Coast
G &
35 %
23%
ni 60%
110%
...
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>
5% non-cum preferred-100
Atlantic Refining com'mon__——25
Mar 18
Jan
24% Aug' 11
4 '
4% Feb
Nov
6%
xll
1-
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Jun
Atlantic
100
7
Xl9%
•
Jun
7
94
10
Feb
Feb
Jan'
!
A T F Inc
Atl
*110
—10
Co
preferred-,
non-cum
7 '
110!
14
Feb
preferred—
Jan
70% July 13
99%
Topeka & Santa Fe ctim__100
5%
■
46%
99%
35%
22%
X35
Ssles
X per share
23
6 */2'
;
Friday
Aug. 19
S per share
86%
;
4fi%
ThursdayAug. 1H
t per share
per share
34%
6%
60%
CLOSED
*
22%
87
6%
60%
—100
:
Investment
47
13
77
100
Sep
'
Atch
7.
39
Feb
30% Jun
Dec
50% July
May
81
-
30
2nd
Assoclates
,
15
4
102
4:
i
32% Jun' 13
53
Feb
7-
: July
64% Dec
6%
98% Jan 27
14
10% Aug
62
25%
66
12
97% Jun
*86
STOCK
Wednesday
Aug. 17,
33%
23%
EXCHANGE
—No par
common—1
Dry Goods
1st preferred
,:
'
34
4
5
com
Carpet Co Inc
7%
Aug 19
104
Illinois
Associated
27
80
Jun
44%
4
Artloom
11
Apr
120% Sep
Mar
13% Jan
15% July 15
Apr
107%
Feb
96
V
30% Feb
May
July
26
98
1
I
22%
of
2.t
per share
*33%
Armstrong Cork Co com—No par
$3.75 preferred
—No par
$4 conv preferred—
No par;,
Arnold Constable Corp
5
4
9
No par
Co
&
Aug. 16
9 per share
$6 conv prior preferred-—No par
110% Jan' 3
16% Jun 30
7% July 18
11% Feb 28
17% Aug
Dec
12% Mar
conv
Armour
4.9% Jan 21
88
•
4%%
3
77
Jan
Tuesday
Aug. 15
Corp com
10
preferred-———100
Steel
HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Aug. 13
Archer-Danlels-Midland
27% Jan 26
49% Jun
15% May
106
2
19 %Jun
Oct
Dec
68%
32%
14
26% May
34% Jim
Nov
23%
AND
8atorday
par
Monday, August 22, 1949
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
$ per share
S per chare
share
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
X per
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1948
9 per share
STOCK
CHRONICLE
STOCKS
Bu|* fer PrerUus
Lowest
YORK
FINANCIAL
„
600
,
Volume
Number 4831
170
THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
».
t per share
11
18
%
Apr
3%
Sep
100 y2
Feb
"26%
Dec
48
'
56.
,;
Sper share
12 y4 Mar 23
May
'50
Aug
j.
8% Mar
1103/4
Mar
5% Feb
100
NEW
Highest
15
Jan
8 y4
Jun
7
108
17
30
25% Jun
14
19% May
12% Jun
14
35 % Jan 29
16 % May 9
43%
30% Mar
•
6% Mar
130
Nov
Jan
4
'
May
: 6
Jun
30
Jun
10
147% July
131
Jan
11
4
Feb
9
v
/.
26% Jun
,
37
Feb 24
Y52%
.
Dec
7
May
Case
Mar 12
Feb
105
July
97
Apr
23
105
123
Feb
140
May
X114
Jun
15
131% Jan
Mar.
Feb
34%
Jun
17%
Dec
20%
Jan
15% Jun
17
Dec
18%
Feb
14% Jun
29
17
26% Jan
17
6%
Feb
11%
Sep
■.7% May 31
5%
Dec
'12%
Jun
"3
Dec
6%
Dec
100%
Nov'
,74
108
Oct
7%
10 Va
83
Jan
Dec
7
5%
4
,1V* Apr
5
4
35% Jan
13
12% Anr
28
12
Aug
-
28V2
12 Va
Nov
20
•
r
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24%
Feb
17%
Feb
90
Feb *
7%
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15%
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76%
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Feb
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6
7
7
34% Jan
7
13
July
July
Jan
13
'8
i
Jun
4V4 Mar
"7% Feb
10% Apr
24
12% Jun
14
9%
7% Mar
May 16
11% Mar 30
7
8
Jan
5% Jan
7
45%
Jan
10
72%
July
Oct
15%
v-
10
Oct
Jan
12% Feb
'May 11
Conv
Range for Frerionp
Year 19*8*
Lowest':
.
V
'
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i
t -per share
v.
14%
Highest
per share
$ per share
Feb /
,
f
16% Jan
19
2 Vs Jun
20
5'/a Jan
7
Chiids Co
7
-744%
Oct
63% May
35
Jun
Feb
Nov
23'%
36Va
Jan
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'
1
r
34%
Nov
Oct
-
\
7
17
3
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83
5
27
8
Jun
6
20% Jun
14
30% Jan
16
:
—
70
Jun
Mar
85
Aug 10
7 '
5%
16
25% Jan
26
11
Jan
105
;
17
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431- Jail 26
Aug 15;
18% Mar
35%
4% Dec V
Dec
•
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Jan
11% July 28
Si 24% Jun 22
19
;
12
21% Jun 45
30% Feb
2
Apr
13
-,"133
92% May
71
141
July 19
Apr 26
&
Dec
60%
Dec
*87%
16
12%
Feb
16
Feb
22%
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25
96
8
Aug
17% Jan
Oct
11
.
22%
Dec
/
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Nov
9 %
20 Va
Dec
20
,
Nov
10 %
Feb
7%
Jan 24
19
13
Jun
10
7.
V
Jan
12
8V« Jun
16
13% Jan
17% July
7% Jun
7
-
'
7
11% Jan
'
8'
32 Va May
17 Va Jun
6
24% Jan
4%
10
16% Jun
22
23% Jan
10
12
13
—14%
Jun
-:•>
9% Jun
7
7% Feb
10
Apr
78Va
Jun
48% Mar
37%
Apr
26% Jun
13
32% Jan
18% Jun
29
18%
Feb
Jan
28% Jun
2i% Feti 11
53% July
* July
95
90
Jan
J
-
'
May 16
*16
Nov
29% May
Feb
2%
:
^
26% May 13
25
12
lf7/a Jan
13% Jun 22
5
7
Aug
v: 105% Aug
>
5
5
90
Dec
80% Jan
3
3
25
:
*
101% Aug 12
Nov
29% May
25 Va Jan
3
27.% Aug 11
Dec
11% May
7% Jun
7
10
Aug 19
Feb
3
Jan;;
>
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27%
Dec
36% July
24% Jun
30
30
x24%
Dec
32
May
25 Va Feb
11
29% Aug 18
;
Sep
'6% May
2% Jun
14
Mar
•-25% July
4
.
21
xl06
Apr
Feb
108%
Dec
xl8Va
Jun
12*4
Jun
Dec
51
Jan
Dec
29%
Sep
Dec
15% May
Dec
15% July
7% Jun
16% Mar
8
Juii
37%
19
1
•
Dec
■
6
ll
Jun
14
8
Feb
,
7.10%
23
1
8%
7%
1
Nov
29 %
Dec
35%
Jun
30 %
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100
.
33%
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non-cum
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30%
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26
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31
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23%
4%
138
140
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4
140
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23 V4
140
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75%
139-
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139%
62 %
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,
141
140
62%'
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39%
95
39%
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96
For
6% Jun
footnotes
see
page
24
100
15%
15%
16%
16%
10
10
10
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10%
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10%
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11
10
10
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10
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19
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19
19 Va
1,300
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19
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59
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59
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31 Va
1,200
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20%
2,500
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10
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31
31
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31
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25
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101
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103%
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5
103
5
108
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3 Va
1,700
25
251/4
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108%
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10%
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30
8 Va
.
99% Aug 16
15 Va Jan
'21
•
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95% Aug 19 ;
36% Mar 30 '
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preferred
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•.
4%
Can
14%
93%
.93%
33%
2AVa
-Ndpar
101%
101%
1434
102 % Aug
16
9ya Jan
7
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63% Mav
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Insurance
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07
5
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93 V«
23%
3334
101
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7%
62
,
15
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14%
No par
———
Inc
69%
common.—20
$5.50 preferred
Continental
100
8
31%
■
-
61%
102%
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62
.
30%
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35%
35%
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100
100
8%
1,300
10%
25,200
30 Va
32,300
30 */4.
108 Va
700
109 Va
108%
.
1,200
31%
109
108 %
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2.200
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31%
31%
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800
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,
700
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24%
3
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108 Va
110
2,000
28
29%
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53 Va
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2,400
15%
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16%
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15%
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31
21%
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21
53%
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17
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31
Grocers Corp—1.33%
preferred
$4.50 preferred
$4.52 preferred
-
11%
58
15
18
15 Vi
16%
11%
ll%
96
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15%
19%
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15
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180
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25%
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3,700
15
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31
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96
10
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no
40
40%
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11%
3,900
62 »/a
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18
16%
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v
40
40
148
62
62
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14%
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'
109%
2
20
76%
147
146
61%
63%
40
No par
——No par
Container Corp of America com—20
56% Feb 24
*74%
143i
1-6%
-
Oct
29
140
140
76%
4,500
24
18%
10
Coppermines Corp—5
141
142%
"
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10%
4
108% Aug
5
37V2 Jan'22
64 %
23%
14%
15%
400
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13% M*y
4%
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105% Apr 20
27% Jun 17
48% Mar
10
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50
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29% .29%
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May
30% Aug
Jan
Jun
?.
38%
13 V*
30%
95
<
1,600
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67
38
31%
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107
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30
99
24
107
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5,200
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37
31%
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92
41 Va
41
67
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distributed"—
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70'
23%
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7,300
26
170
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140%
40%
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70
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170
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37
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Consolidated Vultee Aircraft—;—l
5
12,800
103%
103%
103%
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50,
Consolidated Laundries Corp
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36
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6
16,200
29%
103%
152%
Consumers Power Co com
3
52 Va
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26%
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34
51%
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170
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t per share
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28%
18
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52%
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100
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86
28%
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Aug. 18
25 %
10%
Dec
Jan
200
25 %
,
52%
8%
Apr 27'
13% Jan
10%
5234
25%
153%
10%
42%
85
10%
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Thursday
13%
•
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29
Consolidated Textile Co Inc—_l10c
30% Jun *
1,000
103%
7
106%
Sep
64%
103%
9% Jan
May
9,200
S per share
V
3
-
51%
12 % Apr
Dec
17% July
200
30%
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....
41
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52%
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52
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Consol RR Of Cuba 6% pfd*.
Consolidated Retail Stores lnc_.—1
40
2,000
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share,
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8
Sep
10% Mar
4,300
29%
26 Va
11%
7
'
11
SALE PRICES
3 Ve
,
7
84% Mar-
11%
29%
26
29%
65
65
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5
29Nov
8,800
311/4
311/4 ;
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12% Mar
13
900
6,100
52
Wednesday
16
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3%
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22%
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26
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31
-
14
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103%
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Aug. 16
share
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'
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110% Aug 10
93
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12
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63 %
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.
Pictures common—No par
$4.25 cum preferred w w—No par
$5
•
8
27
99% May
1,000
r
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9
103% Apr
Oct
400
1,100
6%
•
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90
9%
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29%
30
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36
98%
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150
8,500
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15
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15 Vs
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33%
94
94
95
.95%
95 Va
60
34
33%
34
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102 Va
400
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62
102%
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31
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27
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16
6%
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2.50
Consolidated
July 15
106% May
July
~5%
46% Mar
--
29% July 26
'
3%
'5%
21 Va
21.Vb Jan
Jun. 14
v
"
3%
12
*39
Solvents—*
No par
Commonw'lth & South com—No par
$6 preferred series
No par
Commonwealth Edison Co
25
Conde Nast Publishing Inc—No par
! Congoleum-Nairn Inc.
No par
Consolidated Cigar
No par
9
14% Jan.-
11'
38% Juri 13
11% Feb 23
10
9%
6%
503 4
Commercial
21
25% Aug
108'% Aug
'
8%
1
4% Jan
21% Feb 25 •'
; 11% Mar
1103%
i
i
*9% ;■ '9 %
10 Va
10%
•
16
15%
6%
50%
Co__
v_Ne par
Columbus A So Ohio Elec Co.,—5
Combustion Engineering s ; .*
Superheater Inc
No par
Commercial Credit common^
10
3.60%
preferred _+
—-—100
53% Aug 18
Jan
3% Oct
106 .* Apr
,
7*9%
16
50%
.
Columbian Carbon
13
46 Va Feb
104
; 12
26%
8,200
-
26
Columbia
21% Apr 21*
58
2
(
v
9
10%
100
2,200
12%
*96
19
"4
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8%*
10%
29 V2
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_1C0
•'
Columbia Gas System
11% Aug 11
13% May
Dec
y 36%
*4
v
257 8
:«^--5
Class B
Sep
^.1/28%
7
•:
6
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2,200
18%
31%
31
15,500
8%
18%
97
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;
12
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*
25i/4
*18 Va
83
29%
;■
Y)ec
49
'-'r.
,
29%
4% non-cum 2nd preferred—100
Columbia Broad Sys Inc cl A—2.50
10
31% May
v
*82
9 Va
15%
•
-
6
11%
11%
v"i
12'/a
%
*96
18%
*25%
Colonial Mills Inc__—————20
Colo Fuel & Iron Corp com—No par
5%
conv
preferred
20
Colorado & Southern Ry com—100
I
19% Jan 24
6
7 Va Jun
15
.
18% July
.
Dec
Jun
19
11%
26%
31%
25 7'a
;
For
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet com„No par
$3.50 preferred
>_Nnpar
Collins & Aikman Corp__
No par
2
Oct
18%
"
7
19% Feb
15 ;
6
.30%
Coca-Cola Co (The) oommon-No par
Class A—
No par
Interna t Corp
No par
.
5
17
Mar 22
;
11%
5 "• Coca-Cola
40% Aug 18
*
9 Va
12
July 25
Jan
Jan
89
'
—1
Cluett Peabody & Co .com—No par
7% preferred—!
4-IOO
4% cum 2nd preferred
!
—100
'
xl3% Feb
-
11%
81/4"
24
•
:
30Va
Illuminating com—No par
%
Jan
64
6
29% Feb
Apr
25% May
26% May
Feb
.
' 6
Jan
1075
Jan
93
i
Nov
152
60% Jan
Jun
July
45%
Sep
15
'
1332
.
11%
"
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Jan-
63%
July
31
.
183
Dec
1332
6
97
.25%
—25
25
)
134%
2.200
*26
•
.
18%
8%
*6 Va
21%
3
i
1,700
13%
11 %
"
20
Pitts RR Co 1%
88%
*13%
18%
26%
'31 Va
4%
*9
7
■
3%
5%
Clopay Corp——
82% Jan 28
1
f
3%
-
*87
14
,12 7
25
24%
10%
260
88%
11%
•
12
'<96
83
900
111
*110
13%
*87
•18%.
11%
6
10
9%
6%
21 Va
—No par
preferred
:
3C0
2,300
•7%
*7%
'26%
.
31%
-
g.%
-
16 Vs
6V4
Elec com—:_8.50
Clinton Industries InjC
Aug 19
5% Jan
July
147 '
716*/* Dec ;
15V4 Jan
31
3% July 11
10% Jan
36% May
,
9%
—100
Special gtd 4% stock—
Climax Molybaenum_i
•
'
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No par
Cleve Graph Bronze Co com
1
5%
^■■7.
9Va
10%
fstorday
preferred,.
•
19
'i
03 7e
4 Va
*8%
$4.50 preferred.
Aug 10
73 v Feb
62% jun 44
37
i 108
*534
31
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laVa
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non-cum
Cleve Elec
'
11%
18 Va
97
*18 3 4
83
1
—
11%
7%
.
3,600
3%
14
13%
.
111
'
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10
±
City Stores Co
3
112% Jun
Feb
109
97%
;;•/ *81%
:;V: 4%
i?
14'A
!.
7%
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'*7%
•
24%
24%
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31%
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26%
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87%
18%
11%
;
5%'
578
*18% •19 m 7'Y
CC-C&St Louis Ry Co com—.100
9
42% Jan
16
20% Jun 16
6
18%
■'t. v'.-Y-f
100
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)
*—j
2,000
8%
*3%
,
s
25
*.
City Products Corp__
36% Mar %
Dec
Jun
78% May
;
24%
Aug. 13
City Investing Co common
5%% preferred—
16
Apr
29% Jan
18% Jan
100
16
,8%
,
14
7%
»
.11%
8 %
18%
7%
13%
11%
LOW
7 C I T Financial Corp
'
27'/#
?
25
47% May
y
Nov
6% Feb
July
Jun
•
Dec
53% Aug 15
79% Jun
Apr
-
23%
77
26% Aug 18
3
;
f Mtfy
108%
Dec
11
1 25 V Jan
Jan
Jun
<34%
.
Feb
15%
3%
14
,
11%
11%
,
E87%
-,.r
<"7*7%
7
3%
13%
no
1:
'
11%
7%"
26%
•
preferred—
Copper Co
:—f
preferred
'
8%
8%
*3%
r
w3Va
!l'3 %
; -7%
.
13%
11%
*
*96
-100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co_—10
4%
15%
8%
83i
.
-*
::
7
11%
■"
24%
common
Cincinnati. Gas &
5
87
13
26
'
.
Chrysler Corp
:k
30% July 29'
104% Aug
42% Jan
X20 >
May
111%'
39
12%
j-
4
43
7
Nov
..
IV'T
25
88
Feb
,105
69Vs
26% ■Apr
97% Jan
21
Jan
22%
Jun
Chile
7
*85'/a
'
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t
110
14%
'
•
—No par
,
9
109%
87
12
Chickasha Cotton Oil
8
Jan
176 :
.
Jan
80
Jan
58
38% Aug
t
July
105%
36
33
15% Jan
"
16
14
";84% Apr
•
27% Mar
:
Jun
44 Va Jun
10 i"
Dec
Dec
Dec
7*. 176
31
Jun
27
75%
;
Jun
.48% July
*
24%
•
Jan
101 % May
i
'
r: :«
60
29%
Nov
19% Nov i
'
-
1
42
Feb
9(1
V
*13
65%
i'
-
s
11%
L100
5%%
Nov
50%
-'
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2%
31-
A
EXCHANGE
Jun
19% May
4% Apr
V
'j
\
$ per share
,
series
'/%/■NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
.
Lowest
,
'
"7?b
stocks
-
■
7%
7%;
7%'
preferred vtc__—
_1C0
Northwest com.—No par
preferred
3%
13%
>
No par
:
Chicago Yellow Cab_
4
'>
13'%
1093/4
.
20
3,100
*8%
1
Products
74
56% Jun
'
17%
"17%
13%
18:,8
14
28
25% Jun
Feb
167/a
*16%
17
■
*3%
*103J2
*85%
;
$3 convertible preference—No par
Chfc Rock Is & Pac RR Co__No par
49 % Jun
'
25%
,
.!
8%
—5
55% "May 4
34% Jan 21
57 V Jun
42% Sep
49% Mar
Copper Corp
17
36% Jan
14
9% Jun 14
|
300
14
7%
9.50
Chicago &
28
21% Jun
500
122 Va
:
'
5%
preferred
_10G
Chicago Pneumat Tool com__No par
Jun
May
101'A
122%
3%
8%
*3%
*13%
100
8
27
40
23% July
•
pfd
29 % Mar 30
49% July
Dec
101%
122%
17%
15%
7,-'
Dec
100 Va
122 Va
17%
T5
26
100 Va
123
,
16%
7
33%
100 1/4
123
*16%
7
Jan
100 y4
123
15%,
8% Jan
Dec
100%
123
1.78
—No par
Co
A
'
100',4
17%
33% Jan
Series
1
•15%
Chic Ind & Louis Ry Co class A„25,
Class B
—No par
Chic Milv; St Paul & P vtc_.No pu
,
«
500
19,200
%-o %
13
Jun
4,500
27«/s
15 Va
13
17
.
32
100%
26%
32
ltta4
13
13%
.41% July
*135'/4
10
27%
17%
Jun
3
Apr
136
26%
26%"
25 34
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15%
4% Jun
Jun
13 Va July
30
25%
16%
Chicago Corp (The)..
Chicago Great West Ry Co com—50
5% preferred
_50
9
18 % Jan
10
5% Jun 28
9,800
*100%
32
17
Chic & East 111 RR Co com.sNo par
Class
A—j
:_40
12
13
12% July
Jan
3
1,200
100 7/e
17%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
2%r% convertible .preferred
21
85
Feb 11
9
Feb
5% Jan
7
3%. Jun
22% July
15% July
Jan
7Va
8% Jan
28% Jan
79
7
14% May
Jan
12
Jan
9 y
17 Vs
.
10
135V4
I
'—
7%
40
100%
731%
.
15%
Champion Paper 6s Fib com—No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
Checker Cab Mfg
;
1,25
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
5% Jun
31%
101
101
4
17
Chain
Belt
135 Va
34
7%
39
40
15%
18
4-
*1351.4
136%
'31'/a
*33
7%
7%
39%
.
1634
1R
97% Mar
17% July 18
Jan
90
Dec'
,.'4 ■
Jan
25 % Aug
14
29% Jun
May
45%
-
27
R
13
Jun
30
Dec
6
Jun
100 3
25%
124
21%
13% Jan
18% Jun
34 Va
;
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-
100 3 8
11%
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91
7
'
'
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11
22% JUly
Jun
*33
34Va
39%
2,600
1
26
y
Certain-teed
15
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Sugar Co
21 y4 Jan
14
!
1
291/4
141/8
,
'
Century Ribbon Mills
Pasco
'
300
291/4
15
38%
136%
31%
100%
■"
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1
Corp 3.40%
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4 730
29%
29%
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38%
313s
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101
25%
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:
31%
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30
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; 14%
5
'
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CS
9% Jun
Jan
26%
31%
*
30
14%
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7%;
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7
102
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14%
34
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"7Va
10
*O O O
7%
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May
-t
; 2y
7%
101
No par
Sugar Co
d
,
*33
136 Va
of Ga Ry Co Vtc
No par
preferred series B vtc
L_100
de
101
'
7%
38
Central
?n
Aug 19
29 V8
143i
38%
700
55
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•
,
Shares
14 Va
14%
t,
55
\7%
7VB
4
102
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100
14% July 13
?
Apr
100%
Dec
31 Va
9% Feb
6% Jury
7%
*101
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.
38
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Central & South West Corp com_5
'
Jun
7%
r
■<>!>.
'
100
common
Agulrre
Central NY Pr
20
2y
'
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34
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•
Hudson G & E Corp__No par
Central 111 Light 4%% pfd
7.-100
7% Aug 19
86 % Aug
5=
14-%
*54
the Week
$ ner share
(
102
*101
14%
*33
:
Central
3
14 Va
5o
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>
7%
'
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8
10% Jun
Dec
Central
Jan
54
7%
for
Sales
Aug. 19
.
*hart>
*
l_1C
common
s
14'A.
14'%
Friday
Aug. 18
s per share
14%
54
30
14%
100
*
preferred.
Corp
29
.*29
-
50
preferred
24 y4 Jan
13
'
18%
5%
Central
17
May
11•
Celotex
-7
11
.21
79% May 24
Nov
15
v
Dec;
7%
2nd
14
104% Jan
May
,39%
7%
Jun
6% Mar
Jun
29
•'
Celanese Corp of Amer com—No par
$4.75 1st preferred—
No par
11% Mar 14
6
4.20%
CLOSED
25
—
Thursday
,
Aug. 17
share
*13%
7%
101
:
__1
Corp
-
101
■'
—10
common
Tractor
Preferred
STOCK
EXCHANGE
15
PRICES
Wednesday
'
55
7%
5
_
S per
14%
*54
No par v
preferred
12% Jun
38% July
8% Mar
General
Co
Caterpillar
-
6
-
Jan
&
(J I)
7%
7
«
18% Jan
16
22 Ye
,5
* per share
*13%
„1C0
Corp common
Conv preferred 4% series
32% July 28
101% Aug 12
321/4 Jan
7.
7:
Ohio Ry
8ALV
Aug. 16
1
Carrier
Aug 18
RIGH
Tuesday
Aug. 15
—10
Light
Carpenter Steel Co_
Carriers
140
100% Aug 18
23% Apr 22,
13% Jun
&
Power
AND
Monday
% Aug. 13
*
I per share
common—l
&
40' j
97
22%
Carolina -Clinch
,7% Aug 18
Feb
Jun
5
(609)
RECORD
LOW
class A
Carolina
Feb
7
Aug 19
22
39%
CHRONICLE
Saturday
%
S3 preferred A
Capital Airlines Inc
July 26
Dec
35 %
Capital Admir.
55% May 11
4
23
26% Jan
Dec
12 Mb
STOCK
STOCK
Per
17
32
July
41% Jan
>,
„
YORK
EXCHANGE
■S per share
Nov
30
.30
.
Lowest
»
S per share
Feb
YORK
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
Year 1948
Lowest
&
*101
102%,
7%
7%
63 y4
63%
*101
*7
63%
7%
200
63%
2,000
,
16
THE
(700)
COMMERCIAL
NEW
Year l»48
ltwml
9
Feb
I per thare
10%
.
*
'# per there
Jan
5% Jun
,
Continental
Steel
28
23% July 28
Cooper-Bessemer
51% July 19
55% May 13
14
19%
Apr
11% Jun
19% Jun
July
Jun
9
13
Feb
21%
Not
15%
12
Oct
50%
«•% Not
Jun
13
12% Feb
Jun
20
7
19% Jan
-50
Feb
67% July
3
54% Jan
12
23%
19
Not
Oct
20
Not
97% July
94
Jan
10
86
Oct
98
92% Jan
3
56%
July
57
66% Mar
Dee
177
171% Jan
Mar
185
Oct
3%
Dec
6% Jan
Deo
3%
1% Jun
z21
27
100% Aug 18
3
11% Aug 18
23
Feb
7
27% Aug
Jun
16
19% Jan
3
42% Apr
13
14
27% Jan
8
36% Jan
Jun
20
Jun
Feb
103% July
94
Mar 17
95
Dec
129
90
May 24
20%
Dec
91%
>'
Jun
15% Jun
28% Jun
65% Dec
78% Jun
34
21
Dec
12%
155
177
Jan
S
25 %
25%
25%
25%
*98%
99%
*100%
101%
62%
63 >/b
Refining
5%
16
160
26%
26%
*26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
15%
*40%
25%
No par
*99%
i'
16%
58%
58%
58"%
100
27
1
Cuneo
Dec
24%
16
Feb
28
23 % Aug
8
Feb
13% July
4% Feb
24
7% Jan
7
15%
Jan
19
14
Dec
47%
28
7 % Jan
3
9% Apr
4
28%
18% Jun
14
24% Jan
7
-Jan
21
26 % Jan
7
May
12% July
Sep
Feb
18%
Feb
133
129
Jun
43% Jun
109
137
Jan
20% July
137
1
preferred
Curtlss-Wright common
Class
22
6%
*121
Inc 7%
Inc
15%
15 %
15%
41
41
41
26%
26%
99%
*99%
97
*92
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48%
8%
8%
pfd
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22%
135
•130%
591/2
59%
59%
60
23
*22 »/2
15%
15%
180
7%
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7%
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7%
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*21%
'
6%
6%
121/122%
123
7%
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22
22
69 %
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200
22
100
7
12,800
6%
124
123
400
12%
22
7%
3,500
180
7%
12%
230
16
*160
7%
69%
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1,100
1,6(0
22%
15%
16
12%
6%
49
22%
23
180
70
12%
124
60
49%
49%
50%
49%
49%
1,300
8%
8%
8%
8%
8 %
13.800
8%
20%
20%
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22%
10
60
*66
135
22
22%
40
17 %
...
8%
20%
20
20%
100
Nopar
17%
15%
48%
8%
300
7
97% ;
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97%
3,400
4,300
101
17%
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124
48%
:
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17
6%
124
:
101
17%
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22
6%
15%
17%
12%
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124
*92
70
12%
600
591/4
7%
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6%
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1
Cutler-Hammer
12%
*21 %
7%
v-V-
69%
No pax
A
Cushman's Sons
7%
*66
100
2,700
26%
*26 %
26%
.
180
4,100
11%
41
15%
*160'
15
28%
26
22%
15%
15%
*11%
S
Prior
50% Aug 18
Mar 14
133
July
x31% May
21% Mar
100
Inc
22
22%
180
7%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
24)0
Curtis Publishing com
No par
$7 preferred
No par
'A-* 4%
V
22%
*160
10
common
Jan
preferred—
103
11
42
58%
100
Cudahy Packing Co
28%
*99
Oo
25%
97%
16%
pfd
500
"99%
ioo
*93%
13% Feb
Aug
•99%
16%
73
61
100
14%
25%
93%
10©
non-cum
2
25%
*41
42
25%
93%
13
150
15%
*40%
16%
14
Feb
14%
15%
42
25%
No par
Jun
«'122%
100%
No par
com
4,900
*1%
26%
8
com
50
4
11%
*99
100%
4,000
185
4
100%
No par
Corp
63% "63%
*
2
11%
10% Jun
Jan
27%
1%
■■
185
4%
27%
88
7
28
99%
101%
187
4
100%
17% May
;; •
27%
28
♦183
11%
15%
1'
2
185
28%
Dec
Press
4%
1%
5,900
30
99%
•100%
'.
63%
2
preferred
4%%
4
1%
63%
lOOVz
Dec
60
185
4
:
1,120
24%
23%
99
101%
U
67%
July
25%
99
*99
11%
'
54%
'
11
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
7%
53%
i!'7 77: sco
7 9%,
*10%
Aug 18
6
184
4
190
50
*8%
11 %
Apr 21
May
6%
63%
■
14%
14%
50
53%
*100%
60U
•,7,0 600
7
1,200
10%
10%
J;
...
9%
11
Cuba
8% Mar 29
27,
27%
*98%
2.50
preferred
conv
63 i/s
4C0
21%
14%
1
preferred
RR
€3 %
8,960
54
50
9% I
'24%
99%
101%
*1%
.
*21%
*
10%
53
25%;
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*100%
1%
28
2nd preferred
$4
25 %
99%
101%
4
1%
6
♦52%
21%
54
14%
•'
52%
*98%
63
6.000
13
*49%
"
9%
*100%
185
3%
100
America
preferred
Zellerbach
13
13
10%
14%
52%
•
-
Sharet
60 %
21%
49%
184
*183%
1
common
of
,
1
preferred
Crucible Steel of Amer
72% Jan 24
6
Co
$4.20
7
31
7
21
com
14V2
*9
v
■
59%
♦52%
49%
14%
49%
> 9
5%
•
100
Crown
4
Jan
24
May
5% Jun
13% May
Dec
July
160
Jun
96
24
30
12% Feb
17% Aug
Feb
Apr
7%
Jan
52%
preferred
$2
-
100% Aug 12
14
55% Jun
25
52%
Cream of Wheat Corp (The)
Crown Cork & Seal com
7
46% Mar
Dec
52%
Creameries
1
14
Dec
23%
52%
3%%
Dec
84%
36%
■
8%
7
32% Jan
13
Jun
24%
49%
Crane
26% May
Mar
*14%
8%
*
6%
12%
10%
14%
the Week
$ per there
\ 59%
59
13L
Xl0%
49%
Coty Inc
Coty International Corp
8% Jan
*12%
'
10%
10%
14%
Corp
59
21%
*8%
8
96
Jun
Jan
58%
54
*49%
Products
7%
V'v
*21 %
i
20
3
21 % Jun
13
Deo
17% Nor
Com
;
5%
*52%
preferred
—.100
pfd 3%% ser of 1947
100
Cum
Sale* fur
'
'
22 %
IS
common
pref 5% series
Exchange Bank & Tr Co
Corning Glass Works common
3%%
Friday r*
Aug. 19
I
I perthare
6
54
*52%
-SO
Convertible
9
98%
8ep
8%
10%
Aug
13
39% Jun
Feb
29
92%
Feb
*10%
Corn
9
22
22%
22%
CLOSED
2% Jan
3% Mar 25
1%
8TOCK
*12%
No par
'4% May
6
164%
5
com
13
54'.
July 21
64% May
6
Jan
13
.14
5%
58%
13
Aug. 18
9 per thare
.
6
58
58
*52%
99% Jan
101
57%
Corp
Cornell Dublller Electric
26% July 19
25
Apr 26
98
of Delaware-
6
EXCHANGE
<
7
Thursday
Aug. 17
f per there «
5%
No par
15
49% Mar
5%
Aug. 16
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co
6
Ffeb
ll%Jan
52
4
Jun
f jper than
8 per thare
$3 prior preferred
17
13
>9% Jan
Aug. 15
a
Corp
Wednesday
Tuesday'
Aug. 13
Continental Motors
7
Monday, August 22, 1949
RECORD
V.vi, Monday
Saturday
Fat
14
11
42% Mar
CHRONICLE
LOW AND DOE f ALB PRICES
STOCK
9 per there
Oil
47% Feb
68
STOCK
,
Continental
Jun
•
YORK
60% Aug 19
15% Jan
3
69%
z49% Mar
YORK
EXCHANGE
8% Jan
14
46% Feb
liet '
NEW
Range Since Jem. 1
Highest
UtmI
HlffaMt
9 per there
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
Raaga tmr PmtUm
•
&
'*
*
20%
135
221/4
*130%
22%
22%
19%
20
*130%
135
20%
135
22%
22%
2,300
22%
1,100
D
9
Jun
13
85
Oct
94%
Jun
87
Jan
4
96
Aug 18
13%
14%
Dec
20%
Jan
11% July
5
14
Jan
Dec
17%
Jan
15
18%
Feb
13
84
8%
17% May
2
Feb
28% July
31% Aug
3
31
Nov
94
Jun
92
Jan
4
94
Jun
92% Jan
11
15%
Jan
7 % Jun
98% Aug 18
97% Aug 18
10% Jan
8
Nov
8% Sep
27
Corp common
pfd series A__.
Davega Stores Corp common
5% conv preferred
xl6% Mar
8
21
Aug 17
May 12
26% Jan
30
13%
Jan
42
Jun
17
Jun
14
46%
Jan
30% Jun
*
Dec
31% Dec
29% Feb
38 % Jan
4% May 31
.34% May
50%
July
26
38
Aug
Aug
13
13
Jun
20
Jun
13
27% Jan
Inc
*11%
12
♦16'/4
17%
*16 %
17%
*16%
17%
1
20 %
20%
20%
20%
20%
Co
&
X28%
28%
28%
98 %
*97%
98%
97
*97
97%
39% July
32% Mar
58
20
21% May
60% Jan
Apr
Dec
56
July
34% Jun
20
14
Jan
50
50% Jan
3
Jun
24
29
58
Jan
14
24% Mar
2
20
13
26%
Oct
15
Jun
16%
Jan
11% Jun
28%
Jun
16% Jun
13
22
Jan
26
46
Jun
32% Jun
22
40
Jan
7
Dec
19% Deo
35% Mar
/
38
"
Feb
11
,
46% July
19% May
Dec
—
f
Mar
7% Mar 12
f
per thare
-13% Dec
I! 25
per
20%
Not
41
*hare
;
Oct
9% Feb
Jun
24% Feb
14'
Dec
56
Apr
Dec
23
Jan
10
Jun
Feb
40
Jun
19
Feb
12% Jan
67%
Apr
48% Feb
7
29
Not
32% Feb
97
Feb
90
50%
Jun
43
Apr
101% Apr
106%
•
Oct
106%
Peb
*18% Not
Oct
31 %
83
12
■
Jan
Dec
20
18
98
,
-,
80
•
Apr
8% Jun
24
19 % July 26
13
Jan
5
8
13
94 '
124% Jun
Feb
99%
111% Auf
10% Dm
-
18
116
Dm
Jun
Jun
15%
13%
Oct
19%
12% Dm
88%
Feb
Sep
88% Dm
;14
82
Mar
Doehler-Jarvis
*.
Chemical
-
3%%
Dunhlll
56
Jan
10% Feb
95
Jun
6
Jun
Oct
Deo
l5%
'
Feb
9% Mar
12% Jan
39% Dee
97
4%
f
Feb
1
Jan
10% Jun
14
47
Feb
2
29
20% July
16% Dec
May 16
8% Jun
14
12 % Jun
16% Aug
Jun
17
14% Jan
6
x29% Jun
16
100% Jan
24
Not
4
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_
6
l
59
68%
55
Deo
7% Mar
Deo
3%
Apr
9
Jan
49%
For footnotes
see
page
25
:
58
13% Jan
42%
600
*10%
11%
800
7%
7%
7%
7%
*7%
7%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
7
16% Mar 31
17% May 26
33% Mar 25
104
Jan
13
5% Aug 17
14% Jan 21
61% Jan 24
68
15
24.
*28%
28%
28%
*49%
50%
11%
11 »/8
EXCHANGE
30Vz
30%
CLOSED
16%
163A
STOCK
59%
•1 -
•
■' *49
5%
100
5%
Erie
16 %
17%
59
59%
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THE
Number 4831
Volume 170
COMMERCIAL
NEW
for Previous
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May
82% May
*
,
26 y2
3
Jan
27
Aug ; 8 7
4*
23
99% Apr
4
102% Jan
4
15% Jun
13
21% Jan
5
67
July 19
77% Apr
70
Jun
73
9
8%%
16%?
leva.? 16 y2
*163/a
28 Va
28%
28 Vs
'
13%
133/4
13%
131/2
•120
5%
53/4
23%
23'/a
nv* 27%
27% ;
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*
26 %
No par
100
com
26%
26
21%
21%
♦21
2iya
♦99
102
100
*70
18%
♦65
71
*70
Dec
96 V*
79% Jun
1
83%
83%
14%
14%
Dec
85% Jun
72 y2 July 11
21 y4 Jun
17
28
17% Jun
17
48%
Feb
4
Mar
113
Mar
14%
122
52 y2 Jun
Jun
24
104 i, Aug
Jun
14
45% Jan
26
105% Oct
Dec
23%
Dec
5%
87/«
Feb
Jun
Jan
Apr
98% Jun
Jun
10
1 % May
5% Feb
16% Mar
5
12
3% Jan
7
Oct
16 Vs Jan
4
35
Oct
16% Jun
14
23
Nov
31
May
89
Nov
99
Jun
93 y2 Apr
26
14 %
8ep
11
14
Mar
Dec
20% Mar
,
Jun
8% Apr
19
18
Feb
5
i
23
Granite
36
Grant
May 31
93
July 25
16% Apr
9
(B F)
Feb
16
Apr
11
13 Vo Aug
8
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop_i.No par
33'A.Jun
13
43% Jan
7
Gt Northern Ry •%
Jun
16% Jan
3
18% Jan
10
145%
Jun
133'/2 July
Dec
10
Feb
90%
Dec
Jan
77
,
66
Jun
8
3
144% Mar
68
3
Jun
3
39% Aug
8
14% Mar 29
Jun
33% Mar 19
17% May
11% Jun 22
13% May
98
Jun
25% July
10% Jan
4
12
July 20
93% Jan
4
100
July 27
407/,
Feb
13 %
^Nopar
c":
6
13
23%
Apr
29%
7%
22%
7 22%
Great Western
7%
•
...
iNo
Sugar com—No
pfd
preferred
Green
Bay A Western RR
Green
(H
L)
Co
(The)
81
Jun
56% Jun
13
Jan
18% July
16% Jan
3
For
footnotes
see
page
2*
71% Jan
20
ADr
7
16
Gulf
Oil
Corp
Gulf Stater ntuities Co—
*12
40 34
41
12%
*11%
.1%
7%
7%
22'/a
22%
1%
7%
7%
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22%
22%
22%
22%
23 Va
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24%
98
24%
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100
100
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136
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66
66
66
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39%
•
23
23
24%
98
98%
14%
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34%
33%
33% V
12%
12"%
18%
18%
135%
135%
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39
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12%
12%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11 Va
93%
98%
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983/4
17 Va
17 y4
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6
6
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69
39 y2
17
135%
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69
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11%
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983/4
983/4
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15
34%
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99
1
15%
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3
5%
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1,100
1,900
143/4
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17%
1,500
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24%
98
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23
24%
100
23,100
14%
39%
12%
17 V4
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12
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39%
.
1,000
l'/a
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98
3,500
41
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24%
.
-
104 7/a
1043/4
18%
Gulf Mobile A Ohio RR com.No par
Feb
40%
18 Va
July 11
14
104%
103%
104%
17%
Jan
577/,
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,
18
preferred—
preferred-
103%
4
40%
17%
14
$5
63
60
^900
4,000
r400
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102
200
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62 3/4
par
99
8
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4
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15%
63%
x?.7%
13
50
153/a'.
62 %
13
*12%
9
15%
39%
Feb
14
,
2,000
,
100
13
Jan
Jun
,
3,000
,
.'
52
'
„
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39
5
41
100
100
;
v
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9%
100.
28 y8
20%
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39
9% Jun
58% Jun
52
13
92
Feb
*33
20%
9%
9 Vs
28
20%
28%
♦493/4
100
.75
..
38%
Jun
44
,
273/i
20%
;■
20%
52
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;
12%
July
7
28
•
13
9
24
•i
75
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75
38%-
97
Jun
5,500
38 Va
20 7/,
..
10O
143/i
12%
Feb
20% Apr
6
7% July 13
35
14%
34%
14%
3,000
29 Va
13
Nov
5% Mar
15
14%
4,100
85 Ye
38%
12%
15% Jun
98
*97
93
•33
24%
24%
24%
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V,
7%
14%
22%
7%
22%
•
29%
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60
71
7
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71 Va
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f
38 V4
85
Nov
>
22 Va
♦97
2,200
•19%
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71
par
100
Grumman Aircraft Corp,
—1
Guantanamo Sugar common
1
$5 conv preferred
No par
16%
393/4
—
Common
$y4%
102
lVa
7%
* 19
,
*83%
12
22%
102
*99
71 %
71
*
29%
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100
84%
15'/a
12
7%
21 Va
143/4
106
22%
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29%
♦104
1%
2,000
84%
105
22%
.
603/4
,■
40 J/4
1
Inc
Greenfield Tap A Die Corp
Greyhound Corp
24%
"
15%
60 „t
103 '/a
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i
100
15%
'(■.
104%
100
26%
14%
20%
100
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39 V*
12
3
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105
1
9y8
9
400
28
108
263/a
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.
59%
1%
20%
50%
100
39%
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273/4
28
rj'ifi'; rl5V+
102%
par
Jan
32
59%
r
par
coral—1
Stores
,
»■'
29%
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>75
/.'
50 %
100
-,15%
102%
.
105
11% Jun
July
15%
.
39
-2—5
Co common
preferred
Grayson-Robinson
$2.25 conv pfd
♦98
t
par
50% May
.
Feb
60
par
15% May
40
Dec
132
9%
No par
/
36%
9%
;/
7
7
>.
/
♦65
71
14%
20%
50 V*
—10
City Steel
(W T)
3%%
'
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No par
com
Union Co (The)
Grand
1
20%
28
193/4
19%
71 %
27%
27%
20%
Inc———-—10
Consol M S & P—
Granby
22% Aug 15
28 y2 Jan
25
Co
27
par
50
1
100
preferred
*74
747/a
2.50
No
com
$5 preferred
No
Goodyear Tire A Rub com_„No
$5 preferred
No
Gotham Hosiery
No
Granam-Palge Motors.
Aug 11
10
18
9% Mar
X105
20
15% Aug
29
Goodrich
9
34
conv
Goodall-Sanford
Mar 24
100
(The)
Gold A Stock Telegraph Co
7
64
14
4%%
12
Oct
50%
96 7/, Mar
xl2
Jan
17% Jan
Co
Goebel Brewing Co
8
103% Aug
38 7/, Mar
5%
116
29
Oct
Glidden
747/a
No par
preferred
$4.50
Gleaner Harvester Corp
7
9% Aug
13
14 y, Jun
31
53% Mar 25
3
x95 y2 Jun
Jan
28V4 Aug 18
21% Jan
6
Nov
64%
94% Mar
2%
July
5% Jan
24% May
Dec
'47% Mar
15
48
76
20
23%
108
t
102
193/a
71%:
283/4
'
Nov
May
55% July
6% Oct
5
Glmbel Brothers common
23%
21%
♦99
102
19 y»
*84
14%
14'/a
*21 y8
6%
86
*84
1,000
3,300
; 600
f
5%
*
29 Vs
28%
21%
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7
6%
7
53/4
.
Vt: 26«/a
71%
71
28%
/
'
107%
107%
♦26
*99
5%
23%
28%
♦28
28%
107
26%
*
71%
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.
23%
233/4
26
19'/a
.
30,300
122%
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121
5%
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>
102
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v:
.
71 »/4
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87
*
106v4
19 Va
♦18%
5
107
107»/a
26 y4
6%
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1,700
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3.
121
V,-:
53/4-
♦23%
106%
:
122%
5%
28%
28
5%
23%
23%
106 y2
,
r,
♦120
122%
♦120
122%
5%
28%
75
2%
2,100
1,400
16%
-
300
;
1
15
com—No par
No par
5
•
16%
Gillette Safety Razor
17% Jan
2% V. 2%
I434
Georgia-Pac Plywood A Lumb Co_l
14
fit-
16%
7
12!/4 Jun
2%
15
7
May
13%
13%,
16%
12% Feb
25
f 800
283i
13%
209
A 5 500
16 3A
2d
13%
*16Va
143/»
33% Jail
Dec
1
102%:
14%
15
17
102%
IT
1
preference
102 ?/2
16%
14
$5 conv
♦1023/a
14%
Jun
13
126%
102 y2
17 V,
24
Jan
126V4
28
28
•..»
163/V
No par
preferred
preferred—
Shartt
r &
62%.
126%
17
39% May
91
61%
#1253/4
*16%
Feb
Jun
62%
14%- I
277/,
5% Jun
61%
♦125%
2%
10c
Refractories
4Vt%
3
,"j
62
14 Va
Gen Tire A Rubber Co com—
11
Mar
the Week
2%
—100
Time Corp
preferred—
Sale* for
I per thare
>
14%
Steel Castings $6 pfd—No par
General Telephone Corp_
—20
4y4%
126%
•
■
Friday
Aug. 19
i
?
Aug. 18
f per shara
.
2%
General Shoe Corp
General
{Thursday)
share
2,000
106
*105
-
14%
/„/
Gen
22 »/2 Apr
18% Jun
/
Jun
30
122
>.■
> 240
126%
3
'
1
I06
/' 61%
120»/4
27%
13%
13%
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126%
126%
4,500
51
;
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27%
r
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.
7%
51
,..*101% .102% A/
16%
16%
;
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♦105
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126?
7
800
' 50
.
45%
100.
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*
126%
:•
9 per share
126%
•,
v
300
14,400
5,100
37%
No par
preferred
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8
.
STOCK
EXCHANGE
'50%
■
138'
37%
>-144%!;
7%
51
<
19%
138
101. v
7y8
180
V
28
I.
19'/a»
?
6,200
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U28
3
Gen Realty A Utilities—
<
7
-
No par
Corp
Railway Signal com
6%
1
——_—lOo
Utilities
Public
Gen
6
24% Jan
22
31%
132%
Gen Precision Equip Corp
7-
VJan
No par
Co
Cement
7.
5% Aug 11
10
Portland
51
50%
106
61%
126%
5":
No par
series:
Outdoor Advertising
General
Aug 18
123
May 19
,
4%,Feb
Gen
.
61%
10
44%
♦99 Y»
■■■'
7
7
:> M
$ per share
$ per share
No par
8
20 y« Jan
14
$5 preferred
Preferred $3.75
18 ;
3% Jan
23
Par
'
,3/44%
'i-
101
LOW AND DOW SALE FRICM
Wednesday
Tuesday f
Aug. 17 f
Aug. 16 V ';
Monday
Aug. 15
.-''Aug. 13/7,,
«
General Motors Corp com
.
15
16% Mar
11% Jab/3
2% Jun
..*.',*,.4J*"
8
-
102% Aug 19
16% Aug 16
11%-July 19
Jun
128%
I
Nov
110%
63% Aug
123% Jan;
-Nov
20
.
22% Ffeb >
,
14
* "M?'
38 Va
38 Va
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126 .'
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STOCKS
'».• * EXCHANGE
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Dec
4% Mar
;
^
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i
50%
1.126
103
138 v2
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441/4 .'44%
7
*49%
49%
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19
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138%
37%
37%
102
7
•1.
19%
19
138%
44%
44
44 y4
101
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10 3A
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•
3,200
lO'A
7
7%
287/a
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155
,
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70 Va
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29
19
10 Va
10
r
3,000
45 Va
106 Va
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♦70
70 ya
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106
45
10%
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*70
138%
36%
37%
36%
43%
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100
.
NEW YORK STOCK-'.
i Highest
18% May c:i
4% May
Dec
18%
120
Jun
99% Jun
,
'
51% Jun
NOT
66
<
Feb
107/,
4"
* per thare E*-i-|>,per thare
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119
L*WMt
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i:
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frn 19
18%
138 y*
i
10 y4
7%
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70
28%
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3,400
106
■
155
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4,300
17 y8
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45 ya
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10%
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6%
7
70 Va
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10%
100
ly Va
17
106 ya
10 y8
10 y8
155
•153
155
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10%
10 Va
10 Va
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106%
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106
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io%
155
45 y8
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24%
19 Va
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106 V4
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45 y4
44%
45
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:
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_No par
2,300
4%
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i
3,000
19%
,
400
■
12%
24%
18%
«' •:
No par
12
19 y4
138%
'
;
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com
Range Slaee Jan. 1
*,
No par
12
'4%
27%
100
Foods Corp
A.- VV :5
:,£>
50
11 %
11%
♦23%
6%
k
**nVi
4%
70
*■■<1
100
18
19%
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No par
$3.50 preferred
General Instrument Corp
General Mills common
Baagefor Previous
Year 194*
•153
18
*17%
19'/a
9%
■
No par
3
; 200
17
7%
19 V*
106%-
•103
3
common
2*800
353/4
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24%
106 y2
44%
No par
Co
preferred.
General
16%
•106
3
11%
7%
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7%
4%
24
18%
—
11%
1,700
17%
17%
:
2,300
17
163/4
35%
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18
600
6'/4
%
b
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•' : 450
5Va
5 Va
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17
300
6,400
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69%
17%
17
17
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69%
63%
35%
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.;
'
7%
7%
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v
17
11%
11
11
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18
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18
17%
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17
16%
18 %
5%
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1,600
15%
6%
7
2,500
51
17%
35%
8%
b */4
15%
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7
*35
24
50
Transportation
General Electric
1
128% Jun
Apr-
16%
•17%
1
com
7%
35%
*
93% Aug
15
97
'"V
-2
Inc
2nd preferred
conv
7%
v
45% Aug 19
-
123% Jan.'} 4
44% Jun
(The)
17%
1,400
18%
69%
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20
12 Va
12 y4
8%
2,000
v2
24
,
50
xi7 y8
5%
253/4
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.
50
90
253/a
•
91
15%
6%
6%
*17
5,000
83 Va
91
51%.
*15
17%
*5
/
6%
7'/a
35% ;
No par
preferred
Baking
preferred
4%
1
40
6%
'17
v,
„_No par
General Cigar Co Inc com
Apr
-
Jun
108
Feb
34
20
3
Jun
128%
Feb
s118% Feb
97
Jun
13% Dec
■
May
Jan
139% Apr
17
41
4
7
Jan
31
23
Jun
43
Mar
87% Nov
,
129
96
31% Mar
■i
,
17 V Jun
Jan
144
6
'55
26%
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•
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51
52
63 7
71
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72
70
'
8Va
8%
8%
8 Va
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15%
8%
3,000
12%
11%
51%
13%
5
General Bronze Corp
General Cable Corp. com
4%
1st preferred
79% Jan 20
28%
12%
*23
*23
8%
so
*15%
50
$4.25 pfd series A
11% Mar 31
24
12%
25%
25%
25%
25%
24
*23
20
com—
Industries
General
$8
24%
♦90
1
Co
$4.50 preferred
163% Jan 19
24
91%.
_
Amer
24
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General American Investors com__l
General
26%
90
1
Gaylord Container Corp
2
25%
26
2,700
12%
91
90
com
(The)
conv
90 Vs
*83
No par
(Robert)
Corp
Wood
4%%
10% Jan
6
14
July 15
9% Feb
Gar
17% Aug 18
107
Jun 17
15
July
97/8Jun
159%
Apr
Garrett
3
91%
12 %
26
82%
84
2,900
12 y8
12
•,
26 »/a
82%
t
12%
26
84
*83
preferred
conv
12 y4
26
84
—100
preferred
6%
12 y4
25%
12%
24%
I2y8
24%
•83
loo
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
12,
700
14%
(The)
Galr Co Inc
10% Jun
~5%
27%
Gabriel Co
133/4
14 Va
11%
'
15
16 Ye
*13%
.
400
22
16
11%
loo
*10
102%
22
16%
13%
'
Dec
2,900
22 y4
16 Va
16 Va
11%
preferred
1,900
28 Vr
*1021/4
102 ya
■
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84
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15%
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3
11% Jan
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24% Jan
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Feb
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24
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95
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10
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18
217/a Jun
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Power
90% Jan
2
25'/a
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Carpet Co
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preferred
No
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0
38% May
Dec
Mar
22
24
29
May
14
14%
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3
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12%
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Dec
24
38%
23%
•
3
First National Stores
9
31% Jan
Dec
13
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7
96
26
Firestone Tire
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42%
37%
24
37%
38%
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1
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Feb
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3
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\
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-
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Wednesday
Aug. 17
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Monday
Aug. 15
Aug. 16
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SALE
Tuesday
Aug. 15
Par
Monday, August 22, 1949
HIGH
AND
Saturday
S per share
share
FINANCIAL
LOW
STOCK
YORK
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,
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THE
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Wednesday
Thursday
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share
the Week
Aug. 19
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for
gales
Friday
Aug. 18
I per share
t per share
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share
H
*:
31
Jan
4
34% Aug 11
Haclcensack
Water
Sep
16 % Jun
7
20% Aug 19
Halliburton
OH
Jan
3
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Printing Co
5
11% Jun
27
Hamilton Watch Co com
NOV
22 %
12 %
Dec
ley* May
Dec
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12%
12
13
Mar
89
Jan
Feb
107
Jun
104 y2 Apr
4
1
Feb
27 y2
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18% Jun
20
146% July
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t
Dec
8
.
149
Jun
6% Jun
28
Jun
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7
Mar
26 Va
Jan
19 y2 Feb
3
Oct
27 %
July
20% Jan
13
25
78
Jan
91
Jun
84
Jan
17
29 %
Dec
42
Jan
30
Jan
3
103
95 y2
Jan
May
98 % Jan
NOV
24%
Nov
23% Jan
Dec
35'%
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6
13%
.
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57%
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20%
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20%
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Apr
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9
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Aug 19
19
27
Dec
1
35
14
122
21% Jan 26
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14
21% Jan
7
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84 »/4 May
6
79 % Jan
3
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15
Jan
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\
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Hilton
2
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3
15
May
May
4
Hires
Jun
16
26
Aug 13
Holland
Dec
13
Aug .15
Hollander
20
16% May
30% Jun
Feb
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15
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29
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20
Dec
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Jun
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Apr 29
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100
Jun
1
Apr
30
30
.
24% Nov
99
24 % Mar 10
Feb
35%
Feb
Nov
Oct
42%
96
15%
25
29%
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27% Apr
1
Dec
103
Dec
29%
15% Jun
Dec
V 11
46 Va
3
99
12% Mar 30
34%
Jan
28% Jan
6
81
Oct
94%
Jun
86% Jan
6
38
Mar
42 y2 Jun
20
49
Oct
20%
Feb
38%
Jun
29% Feb
Dec
23
Jun
28
Dec
4% Jun
7
8 % Jun
48% May
14
Jun
12% Jun
31% Jun
35% Aug 18
95% Mar 14 *
7
14
29
47
8%
Sep
Sep
14% May
34%
Jan
50
Nov
12%
Dec
22%
Jun
9
19
Apr
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2
39
4;
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8%
Dec
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5
17% Sep '
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5
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14
6
$ per
share
Jun
31% Jun
7
35
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95
Jun
29
96
Jan
4
20
Jun
13
28 % Jan
21
25% Jan
4
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May
51% Jun
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Feb
12%
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Nov
25%
Jun
21% Jan
7%
Nov
15%
Jan
38%
Dec
56
Jun
33% Mar
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Nov
76%
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55
Jun
155
Nov
30
Feb
160
4
Jun
Jun
Jan
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47%
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11% Jun
23% May
12% Apr
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Feb
Feb
13
Dec
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86
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103
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11
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20
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10
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7
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July 26
24
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24
14
29
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17
81% Mar 11
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26
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-
Feb
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64% Jun
99
Dec
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Jan
50
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July
14
Jan
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Jun
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41
5
13
8
9
20
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5
14
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8
18%
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13
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14
14
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7
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30
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7
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43
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14
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13
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11% Jun
14
81
39%
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48
May
44
Jan
24
56
88%
Oct
99
May
95% Jan
17
103
33%
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42 %
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100%
Feb
113"%
Jun
6
29% Jun
30
35
Oct
98
Dec
106
May
102
Feb
145
Jan
158
Jun
155
May 23
15
33 %
32%
33
7,900
54%
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54%
54%
54 %
54 %
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8
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24
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5
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30
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21
Jun
14
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7
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73
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28
86
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3
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14
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Jones & Laughlin Steel com—No
par
preferred series A
39%
39%
105 %
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4 Va
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4
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600
10
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100
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15
15
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42 %
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26
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7
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174
176
19 %
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9 %
14%
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Jaeger Machine Co
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par
common
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64%
34%
14%
14%
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34
14%
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preferred
Jacobs
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158
34%
14%
-
91
10%
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Island Creek Goal
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64%
34
14%
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Feb
\
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25
common
Johnson & Johnson common—12 %
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100
83%
8 %
26%
■
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38
Aug 12
105% Aug
8
26:
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26%
42%
14 Va
_100
j.
160
Apr
8%
26%
42%
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■
15
Johns Manville
Corp com
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8%
26%
7
34
14%
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1,400
8%
65
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No par
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5
110% Feb 23
.
8%
25%
.
Jan
6
32%
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International Telep & Teleg
Foreign share ctfs
International Utilities Corp
21
Jun
33%
Int'l Rys .of Cent Amer com—No par
-Jan
30% Jun
32
137 %
32
101
32%
137 %
14
3
32
93
137%
Jun
Jan
32 Va
31%
f
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98
137%
24
May
98
1,070
—100
39% May
10
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800
14,500
24 Va
No par
Intertype Corp
23 %
98
33%
24 Va
No par
Interstate
92 %
*9-4
33%
24%
Paper Co com
1
Dec
31
33%
24%
No par
$4 preferred
Feb
Shares
24
Preferred
preferred
the Week
-28
*79%
4%
Aug 10
Dec
27%
80
80
28%
23
18
28
80
4%
29
79%
33%
27%
79 %
28%
3
2
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33%
26% -•27 %
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4%
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Feb
33 %
33 %
26%
28%
International Silver
148
26%
4%
7%
for
Sales
Aug. 19
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12
Friday
Aug. 18
t per share
$ per share
4%
5%
12
1,300
1%
1%
12
Thursday
Aug. 17
28%
International
n%
11,100
PRICES
Wednesday
1
17
136% Aug 12
SALE
1%
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3.800
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9
23%..
20
L__l,
,
Mining
Jan
May
2
12
Int'l Nickel of Canada com—No
par
24
145
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<
23%
preferred
26% May
35% Jun
18% Feb
9
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9%
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Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
5
57% Jan
Jan 27
9%
9%
v-;'
23%
—100
45 % Aug 19
11% Apr
4'
11% Apr 11
15% Aug
5'
12 V4
11
98
f_100
Salt
13
38%X:XV
12
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common
International
34
38%
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-
Machine
International
*10%
38%
12 Va
*78%
preferred
4%
11V4
38%
80
common..^
i
178
3,000
*10%
12
HIGH
-100
1,200:
:
7% "
*78%
CLOSED
S A—
Mex,
Rubber—
Iron
180
Jun
,
Corp
Interlake
7%
-wlOOO
A
series
Intercontinental
38
7%
10,500
'
33
:
3,000
:' h
!
11%
I per share
33
26 V2
EXCHANGE
ser Aj_100
preferred--
7
15%
100
pfd
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
4%%
38%
'
t
Eleetrica De
Interchemical
38%:
45%
33%
38%.
80
45%
15 V8
2,200
92 %
*14%
"
35%
92%
12%
Tuesday
33
STOCK
—
6%
*35%
v
38%
-
Aug. 16
9 per share
1.900
38%
12
AND
30
11%
34%
12
1%
1%
12
Monday
1 per share
_No par
30*
1%
12
700
210
98%
*10%
V
9 Va
Aug. 15
.
Illinois Power Co common——No 'par
4.70% preferred —
,_50
Illinois Terminal RR Co—5
Industria
11 %
9
■•if-
4%
clfs
8
,
1%
.—100
Jun
<
lines
stock
2VaJan
5% Feb
9Va
M
preferred
38%
3% Mar
Leased
RR
13% Jan
Jun
12
23%
109
11%
35%
15 %
b 7%
300
98%
39
:
500
9,900
28%
45%
7%
13 Va
25%
42%
*34
38
38
7%
600
42%
V
45%
15%
7%
18%
35
93
500
1,600
12%
*103
45%
37%
39
11%
Saturday
Aug. 13
Inland Steel Co
Aug
28% Jan
38%
12
Par
conv
29
22%
*10%
12%
9
V
Inspiration Consol Copper
8
93
24% Mar
non-cum
9% Jun
■
=
18% Jan
3
11%
39%
12
"•
35 Va
*92
300
23
25%
*
98%
37%;
37
37
39%
;•
LOW
STOCK
Apr 25
41% Jan
8
v
37
7%
—6.66%
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common
67 .' Jan
37%
93
15%
*10%
;12.50
—
*15%
353/8
93
7,500
14%
*12 Va
29%
12
12
*33%
10
13%
*14
109
*97%
35
35 %
■.
*108
12
*33%
35
.
*93
_
*28%
109%
7%
& Sm Ltd—No par
28%
109 %
*97%
2, .00
84
9%
25%
100
i,00
17%
13%
42%-
98
*33
93
7%
25 %
42%
109
11%
*37
5
25%
2,603
15%
25
42%
41%
108
35
15 Va
*25
*97
>
97%
36 %
*
——_1
43% Aug 17
Feb
Feb
14%
25%
45%
—25
c
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
Deo
20%
14
18
34%
Co—20
8
Jun
9y8
3
„
7
23%
Dec
14%
*.2
93
No par
t
v
26% Aug 18
8% Jan 10
71
4%
*14
*25
11%
preferred———100
Jun
Jun
174%
Jan
1
16% May
x34%
*■'
10 V8 Jan
4
May 31
8
Jan
15
■ -
,
33% Aug 17
54% Aug
8
28
7% Jun
20%
Jan
13%
17%
*33
Illinois Central RR Co common-100
97% May
137%
*13
C
35
*83
13%
42%
28
—No par
i
6%
84
*83
;.v: 9% ■M 9%
9%
*12%
25%
97%
—
YORK
Power
84
:
x9%
13%
17%
107 %
Idaho
37% July
Nov
*83
10
42
—No par
7
30
29
84
9%
*12%
25%
_—No par
Jan
Jan
Nov
*83
9%
13
2,900
2,700
119%
17%
::;T8%*
8 per share
■
Aug
8%
84
9%
EXCHANGE
V
26 %
8%
*83
l
NEW
Highest
;.
24%
Nov
17%
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
•j 'Lowest
7
39 %
17%
*18 Va
Corp
7
Dec
17%
Hussman Refrigerator Co^___No par
Jan
5%
17%
18%:*
Hupp
30% Jan
62%
17%
*.-10
30
—12.50
7
.
34 %
*15
12%
Foods
84 J
65
17%
*12%
Hunt
13
86
17%
13
17 Va
128
118%
15%
Manhattan common—100
w
33%
15%
2.000
49%
49
113%v
15%
12%
6
Jan
118%
15%
12%
2% Jan
10 y4 Jun
32%
119%-
15%
12%
Corp
Inc
150
•
12%
11% Jan
'7;^
1.500
*126
13
Texas
non-cum
10
29 Va
40%
16%
49
12
Howe Sound Co
5%
32%
*118%
100%
*40%
128
15
preferred „————_100
&
48%
*126
25
Houston Light & Power
Hudson
15%
:%:
24%
28
24
42% Mar
32 Va
33%
119
36 %
29
24%
Hudson Bay Min
Jun
Jan
118 %
101
xl7%
com—--No par
preferred--:
—-50
Oil of
*32%
40%;'
16%
16
400
94 %
36%
29
40%
15
Houdaille-Hershey
Stores
33%
29
40%
16
*100
29
47% *'48
^126
128
128
*93
100%
101
:
24
Household Finance com
Houston
16 %
47%
36%.
24%
$4.50 2nd pfd ser A
$4.25 preferred
Howard
15%
47 %
*126
118%
15
Hooker Electrochemical Co. com—_5
3% "to
40
15%
32%
(A) •& Sons—.————5
conv
2.9
40%
*36
24%
Sugar Corp
conv preferred
Mining—-
$2.25
*110
29
47%
128
*118
i
101
29
*40
94%
5
Co—
Hudson Motor Car-——
22% Feb
135
15%
47
X"
*100
29
40%
*126
—
Homestake
5%
101
*93
37%
*35%
25
14%
7
73
5%
37%
21%
25
14%
7
July
Feb
*35%
21%
25
14%
3,
90
Oct
37%
22
25
94%
r
21%
24%
24%
*13%
14 Va Jan
42% July
26%
*93
Ej———1
11% Mar
47% Jan
.
35%
Feb
125%
94 %
28%
.
22 %
25
*93
*39%
100
5
10
—
22
22%
*24%
*100
-
—1
Co
22
24%
94%
*35%
100
A
7
27% Mar
160
24%
*93
—5
ser
22%
22%
,
^-25
Inc
1% May 23
Jun
-
15% July 27
46% Jan 20
62%
11%
'.
——*
26
$ per share
Apr j
1%
1,600
—5
—15
—No par
1
■6%
3.JD0
8% Feb
Highest
,
I per share
150
1,10 )
Feb
Year 1948
Lowest
95
7%
6%
33 % Jun
May
14%
Range for Previous
30%
7%
6Va
Va
'
Jan
3%
3
34% Aug 10
Nov
33
13
May
13
Feb
27
•s
Jan
109% Aug 17
11
9 % Jun
30
Jan
29
4
100
7%
6%
Hotels Corp
Dauch Paper
Holly
62
7%
6 Va
&
Co
*61
7%
6%
*
preferred
10
300
6 V8
Chemical Corp.—
16
8% May 20
Jan
25% Jan
29% May
Dec
21%
14%
400
5Va
7%
preferred
Hewitt-Robins
<
*
23%
7%
———100
Hershey Chocolate com—
No par
$4 conv preference—
No par
14
26% Mar
62
10
145
23%
5 Va
•
6%
Motors
14% Jun
*61
20
30
700
7%
'
preferred
113 Vz Jun
'
5 %
-300
-
,..v.
20%
*142%
23%
v
76 Va
20%
145
•12%
107
6
Hercules Powder common—No par
5%
20%
5%
62
•
*75
*105%
7%
common——10
W)
*61
1.800
*12
liVb
107
23%
X
5%
13%
6%
Co—
preferred
11% Jun
•
Glass
non-cum
61
*142%
•
22%
12 Va'
75
20 %
145
*5
<-
75
*105%
20%
22%
5 %
;
•
7,500
13%
•
20%
7%
common
(G
7%
23
*12
-
;
'•
35%
20
6 Va
preferred.--'
-100
(H J) Co common———25
Helme
23
12%
75%
107
*34 Va
•
—1
3% %
Heinz
23%
12%
*74
35%
X———,1—2
Hayes Industries Inc—
Hazel-Atlas
127 y2 Jan
&
Hayes Mfg Corp
Hecht Co
1
12%
75%
*5
28% May
86% Jun
Nov
78
*100
1
Mar 30
145
*143%
r
Marx——
Schaffner
123% July
27% Jan
Oct
Mar
17.
i.
preferred
Corp of America commorf—1
4%% preferred
—100
9
49 % Aug
1
15
40
Feb
25%
Jun
122% Feb
Apr
Dec
; 114
:
20%
29% July 21
40% July 28
4
13 Va Jan
22 % May
Dec
41%
120%
-
20%
Aug
100% Mar
4
34 Va
t
*105-%
■
-
13%
106%
y2 Aug
36
14
22%
V-
24 y4
7
13%
*12
93% July 13
9% Jan
13 %
105%
6%
8% Mar 14
11%
20
*74
Hart
11%
19%
12
<M A)
Hat
Feb
*34%
19%
75%
4
67% Mar 21
5-
Jan
12
13%
-
35%
19%
13%
19%
13%
.
*34%
35%
19
106%
14
Feb
20%
13%
CLOSED
*34%
*72%
19
6%
x20
18%
,
*105%
preferred
conv
Hanna
Feb
6%
>
35%
18%
13%
EXCHANGE:
Cementing—5
__10Q
A%
i
2,4 y2 Jan
5% Jan
20
61
Jan
4
(W Ft
WeH
Co §4.25 pfd__No par
Harbison-Walk Refre'c com—No par
6
Aug
23% Jan 13
3
4% Jan
J&tt
107 y4
May 12
20% Jan
Jun
79
Dec
59
142
Jan
34 % May
Dec
4%
•
Mar 29
81
72 y2 July 26
79
21 Va
*34%
No par
15%
Xl01%
•
STOCK
25
OCt
35%
Feb
31
■
*155
170
38
25 %
25%
79%
33%
100
*101
102 %
100
40
40%
1.872
109 %
202
109%
38
'105%
155
25%
30
79%
33%
33%
26
80
•79%:
33%
120*
55%
25^4
25%
80
*54%
34 Va
34
38
105%
800
10
170
26
5.000
79%
370
.34 %
2.100
9%
1.800
K
11 %
X89
Dec
Nov
98%
Dec
23%
21
May
30
May
98
8% Jun
94% Jan
12
101
Aug
11
104
July 21
101%
Feb
48%
Oct
60%
100% Feb
Jun
13%
Dec
18
Feb
26 %
Dec
22% July
52
For
footnotes
•**
Jan
24
3
14% July 25
10% Jun
1
17% Jun 23
July
15%
X34 % Feb
May
30%
8
Kalamazoo Stbve & Furnlture.l
Kansas
Dec
48% Mar
12% Jan
Xl3% Jun
page
13
5
3.80%
4%
12
Kansas
57
23
4%
Jun
16% Aug 18
14% Jan
7
21% Jan
8
17% Jan
7
preferred
cum
43% Apr
1
9%
9%
9%
9%
9 Va
9%
9%
9%
*9%
100%
100 Va
*100%
102
104%
*104
104%
150
41%
5,300
100
Kansas
Power
Kayser
(Julius)
&
B
1;
Co
*100V8
101
103
103 Va
*103%
104
104
104
40%
39%
40
40
41
40%
41 %
40%
56
'55%
conv
39%
*100%
100
*56%
57
56
56
56
com_8.75
15Va
15%
15%
15%
15
—5
12%
12%
12
12%
12
Co
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
101
com__No par
preferred
& Light
101
,100
preferred—.
City Southern
non-cum
Class
10
City Power & Lt Co—
class
A_1
l
20
16%
20
16%
*20
*15%
20%
16%
%
20
*15%
101
v
*104
40
56%
56 %
56%
700
15%
15 34
16%
15%
16 Va
16,500
12%
12 Va
12 Va
11%
11%
2.600
20
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
1,100
16
16 %
16%
16%,
16%
700
YORK
NEW
.VSTOCKS
Range (or Prs visas
Year 1V48
Lowest
h«.
;
Nt
:
Highest
,
$ per
t per share
share
r
Range Since Jan. 1;
Lowest
?,! ,tw$ per share
NEW
Highest
.
56% Jan vl2
Feb
60%
Oct
40
Jun
6
40 y«
Not
51
Apr
Z39
Jun
20
/46% Jan
7
127/a
Dec
11% Feb
25
13% Jan
,7
19*.'.
Feb
92
Oct
11%
Feb
42 %
16%
,
-\May
104% July
24
14%
Mar
63
29 Va
75
Dec
-
45%
Feb
,
4%
95 Vi
•49
»•
Oct
100
14
.,14% July 26
*
-'.48% Feb
43
Jan
<43
*
Feb
4% Mar
Dec
.
8%,
*
90% Jan
6% Jun
20
33V* Jun
13
3% Jun
*
19% Mar
5%
Jan
Feb
56
■8%
Dec
12
16%
Feb
43Va
Dec
26% Jun
56 y2 Jun
,8
NOT
10%
31% Mar
•
,38%
82
Mar
157
Oct
33
.Nov
8%
98
11% Jan
41
,
10
Aug 18
-
5% Jan
7
4% Aug 10
3
Jan
.
8
,
*24 % Jan
12
8% Jan 12
15
;50% Aug 18
..8% Feb 21
11% May 16
20 % Feb
14
6% Jun
14
Jan
34Vs Jun
*24% Aug 18
25
14
54% Aug
>
8
8% Mar 30
13
•37% July 27
*88% Jan 22
Feb
14
180
Jun
15
41
•x6% Jun
13
10% Jan!
7
66% Jan'JO
72% Apr
Jan
170 i
-
33
*52% Jun .17
70% May
Jun
Aug 15
Apr * 8
•24% Aug 18
14
14
17
Jan
7
65% Jun
14
78
Jan
27
Jan
24%
Jun
16% Feb
'
Dec
20% May
Feb
68%
Nov
307/e July
Feb
21%
14% Jan
Jun
138
Nov
158
23
Nov
25
15% Jun
Dec
50
20
Feb
-.35% May
Jan
4
153
Jan
20
23% Aug
28
23% Jan
May
Jun
68% Aug 18
8
23
6
:
MVs Jan I 3
Nov
37
3
x60 •<: Jun * 8
■
Sep
22% Apr ' 5
18% Aug >
5
Lambert
Lane
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
11,700
42%
42%
42%
49%
42%
47%
42I/2
42V2
1,500
12%
12%
12%
.42%;
12%
12
12% >12%
12'/a
12%
1,300
21%
21%
21%
21%.
21%
21%
221/4
7,000
LNo par*
STOCK
12%
I, 21%
,
EXCHANGE
96
96
•
*96
«;
>4% %
14
*13%
*70
„10
29
29
29
91%
91%
91%
91%a
; 29 : *29%
:*91%' 92
_!
41%
42%
,f
__100
'i
*13%
!
71
'
29
.
3%
lNo par
21%
21%
*21%
21%
.No par
*10%
10%
10%
,10%
*10%
45%
(*44%
Aug 11
163.
Valley
* Additional
f
'
Lehigh Valley
Corp
98% July
95 /■ Jan
14
98% May
15
Jun
13
21% Mar 30
4
(The)
-
Savers
*7 7<?
Link
Belt
Lion
Corp
Co_____Z—
Oil
>
■
180
8%
L
No par
*58
Co
(P).
58%
23%
14
100
*68%
_1
18%
17%*
20%
23%
200
24%
f
24%
24%
«
24%
243/4
2,300
54%
54%
541/4
54%
3,600
,
>
-
23%
17%
23%
*162
164 i,
34%
24%>
*96%
97% :
164
34%
#24%
,
17%
68%
17%
.67%
68%
20%
20'/a
20%
1,600
23%
ft
23%
23%
23%
4,300
164
*162
v:
30
..
■r',
>
24%
30
30%
'•
35
24%
*
^
Lukens
Steel
'
f
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
:
Highest
Lowest
Highest
/
1,500
•
97%
*96%
97%
*96%
971/2
19%
19%
183%
193/4
*96%,
*
-
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
Aug. 13
•
Far
$ per share
f petshare
$ per share
2,600
251/4
10
1,000
LOW AND HIGH BALI PRICES
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
$ per share
J per ihart
-
,per
,
Friday
Sales for
/ Aug. 19
Abe Week
Thursday
Aug. J8
Aug. 17
V
t per share
/'
Wednesday
••
Aug. 16
Aug. 15
-
£ per share
19
900
35
'
18% / 19%
97%:
18%
19%
10
STOCKS
Range for Freviona
Year 194H
Co
3,300
30
251/4
'
'
Jan
;
34%
25%
12,000
164
*162
J
.
34%
34%
v
•200
5,200
1173/4
17%
;
*29% !i 30
29%
24 %
97 V2
23%
,
1,200
'7.18% 4.19
68
20%
23%
17;800
13%"
•67%
20%
67%
23%
19
.
177/b
671/4
20%
17% v*'
34%
.
19%
24%
13%
67%
4,500
1,500
60
24'/4
X
300
834
59%
>;
68%
19%
U10
41
8%
.14
;
■?67
1,400
3,000
179
*40
■1.
24%
14
20% '
29%
r
24%
!
14
68%
,67;%/
24 y.
30
24%
■
18%
34%
& Sons Inc com..1
series :A
•
inn
;V.i 59%
8%
59%
68 % \
24%
(M)
40%
5,700
'
86%
179
8%
i
37
361/2
r:'. 86
'ft 182
-
40%
.
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164.
*180
;
4,800
7 5/8
7%
/
f.
86%
8%
■
13 %
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40%
.
59%
;t
7%
.36%
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100
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91
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..
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;
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13%
14 Vs
18
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19
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19
Mar 21
85
-
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Dec
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46
26% Jan
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13
7
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>
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174% Mar
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3
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-
26
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Aug. 16
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•
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13
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7
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14
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39
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,
4
53% May
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62
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129
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142
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40
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14
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—5
pfd_i._100
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12
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12
Dec
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11
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7
47%
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13
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27% May
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18
11% Jun
13
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170
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15
47% Apr
38
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1
176
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84
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93
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89
77%
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85
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80
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33
Dec
110
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42
34% July 12
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89
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14
23% Mar
31
May
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Dec
Jan
35% May
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Feb
24%
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15%
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15
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24
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14
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30
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14
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13
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15
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11
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57% Aug
34
24
41% Jan
30% Jan
92% May
19
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8%
8%
12%
85%
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Nov
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17
29
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25
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Jan
33
$3.40
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Jun
32
,
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90
101%
18,300
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pfd 1947 series__No par
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$3
preferred
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$6 1st cum preference
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113/4
11%
13%
common
$3.75 preferred
30% Mar 23
Jan
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11%
11%
31%
47%
preferred
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36% May
Feb
31%
Mar 31-
112
7%
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11%
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31%
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100
34%
34%
133%
107/8
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10 5/8
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103/4
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,
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31%
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-
133%
10%
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Electric
34%:
133%
31
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Martin-Parry Corp
Masonite
41% Jan
Dec
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17
97 >, Aug
23
88
87
Aug
11
Feb
21
29%
16
12
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41
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46 > Aug
179
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Marshall
.
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Manhattan
Maracaibo
Market
14
Dec
9%
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Co
Marine
20
103% Feb
92%
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Mandel
10
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50
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Jan
8
29
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May 14
8
24% Aug
Dec
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Magma
Magnavox
17%
22%
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.
34%
133%
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Square
Mahoning
19% Apr
Feb
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
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29
CLOSED
100
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10
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Co
com
Inc
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12
16% Mar 18
15
17% Sep
29% May
6
22
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26
18% Mar
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5
23
Jun
6% Feb
.
13
I 14% Jun
Dec
5%
10% Jun
24% May
Feb
Feb
Dec
■
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&
preferred
Mack
33% Jan
95% Jan
Apr
490
10
100% Apr
Jun
15%
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6%
6
103%
Nov
3
26
22
Dec
10
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Apr
138
14
94%
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9
15% Jan
10
Jan
9% Jun
Jun
14 % Mar
6
1,200
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34%
>
100
34%
3,600
t
27
Jan
34%
preferred
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2nd preferred.*—No par
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No par
*111%
23% Jan 20
38% Jan
Apr 28
90
__50c
Mesta
34% Aug
17%
Nov
Feb
95%
Jun
27%
Jun
44%
Jun
35%
Dec
92
Nov
104% May
Nov
106%
101%
13
Feb
38%
Feb
Dec
19% May
69% May
3
97
105% May 25
85%
113
18
July 27
30% Jun
:
20
97% Jan '< 3
11
Nov
9% Mar
140
Jun
7
Mra-Continent
May
4
Midland
139% Mar
3
8%
23
10% Aug
10
Nov
98
78
Oct
10% Mar
>
25
12
15
43% Feb
12% Jan
2
7% Jun
Apr
54% Mar
98 %
124% July 14
12
Jan
55% Aug
18
May
87
96% Aug
19
May
-
66 % Jun
10
80
19
106
Mar
7
Jun
104
Jan
■4
18% July
10
% Jun
13
105%
Aug
:
May 12
14% Jan
Feb
15
25
67 % Jun
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15
80
16% Jun
16
19% July 11
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112%
111%
112%
112%
18%
18%
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18%
18%
18%
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35
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12
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10
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16
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5
new
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3 %
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3
3.20% conv pfd series A
100
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No par
$4 preferred
—No par
52%
53%
&
SS
Marie
1
1st preferred
..100
2nd conv preferred ——25
Minneapolis-Moline Co common
$5.60
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11%
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12
35%;'
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78
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.
22
54
11%
12
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22
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400
97
112%
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35%
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97
96%
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96%
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109%
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97
96%
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18%
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34
1
112%
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Utilities
/
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3.90%
series
Copper
Middle South
*94
34%
pfd.100
Co
Edison
preferred
8
16% July 12
July
87
4.35%
14% Jan
May
56%
Machine
Metropolitan
>47% Jan
14
Nov
conv
8% Jun
16
42%
24
$4
37% Jun
18% Jun
Dec
26
$3.50
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14% Jun
128
9
Mar 14
102
110% Feb
106% Jan
8
Aug 19
Aug
Merck & Co Inc common
96%
77
107
11%
8%
55
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77
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22
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101
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110
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22
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22
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22
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70
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10
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71
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19
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300
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v
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4
Feb
13%
38% Jun
Jun
34
54% Jan
14
13
July
9% May
Dec
9
V
99% Deo
101% liar
Jun
Jun
11% Jan
13
21% Jan
4
4
122
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8
56
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112
14
103'/e Jun
16
10%
Oct
Jan
4
l47% Jun
13
12% Aug 17
'89% Mar 29
10
May
17% May
10% Jan
Not
27
Jan
16 '/a Jun
29
11%
Jan
21%
Dee
14
Jun
13% Apr
3
20
6
23
Chemical
Moore-McCormaek
Morrell
20% Jan 20
(John)
Motorola
20%
Jan
29% May
I6V2 Jun
0
19
Dec
21
May
15% Jun
14
19% Mar 10
Dee
24
Jun
11% Jun
1
17%Jin
8
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;1J%
Not
10%
Oct
x9% Jun
13
14% Jan
7
11
7
10
r
Dee
14%
83%
Feb
107%
Jan
12%
Sep
>
84
Dec
;48
60
Dee
9% May 31
Oct
40
May
112
Jun
17
17
„
11*% Max 17
*,'i13% Jan
6
Jun
10
Jan
■■■
14
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jun
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37% July 12
08%
Jan
41
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July
1
f
Jan
4%
8
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56
112
112
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9%
3%
1,700
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19%
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4%
28%
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12
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12%
28'%
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11
11
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56
55
2,000
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113
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5,500
;
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19
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19
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38%
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36
45
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45
38
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14
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10%
100
preferred
30,500
11
55%
110%
110%
12%
52%
52
Co
Myers (F E) <fe Bros
5
23%
II
*22%
5,400
*
12%
*18%
Mfg Corp
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co. (O C) common
4%% preferred
Murray Corp of America com
45% Aug 18
May 17
38% Feb
109
Jan
..
55%
9
3%
19%
V 28'%
11
2,500
*
4
5
23%
110%
f
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10%
23%
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47
9%
■
18%
28%
10%
23%
55
12%
f
Motor Products Corp
Wheel Corp
7
5'%
•10'%
112
♦110
Mull ins
.
26% Jan
4%
28'%
*22%
55
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Motor
16%
19%
19%
10%
54%
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Inc
19'%
5'%
27%
8%
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23%
10%
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8
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29%
28%
8%
4
28%
18%
46%
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&
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46%
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4
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Co
8%
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com
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8%
4
Sales for
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Aug. 19
I per thare
47
45%
Friday
Aug. 18
9 per thare
£,
45%
44%
.
Thursday
Aug. 17
iper thare
.
8%
No par
Montana-Dakota
.
4
STOCK
No par
9
Co
Wednesday
Tuesday
Aug. 16
44%
44%
1-25" *
Inc
Machine Tool
Montgomery Ward ti Co
6
7
Jan
Co
20
$3.25 conv pfd series A
'111% Jan 13
66
pfd_100
con
94 coftv pfd series B
Aug 16
101% Jun
Apr
Dee
100
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f perthare
v
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A
Mills
Hosiery
Monsanto
Aug 17
$ par thare
0
com
series
Carpet
Monarch
24% May 16
May
Dee
RR
preferred
Missouri Pacific RR 5%
Jan 20
112%
47% Mar
10
9
35
6
"45% Jan
'
9%
Jun
29% July
not
7 %
16
5 % Aug
25
01% May
Dec
45%
.
Mo-Kan-Texas
'
Monday
Aug. 15
10
'
Jan
15%
Feb
22%
;
44
7
Jan
-
26% Mar SO
3% Aug 16
*33%
5
Corp
Mission Development Co
13
14
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.
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6
6
3Vi Jun
15% Jun
9% July
Feb
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73%
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STOCK
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■
Monday, August 22, 1949
RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1M8
Lawart
STOCK
CHRONICLE
10
45%
100
45%
110
2,200
110
150
13%
12%
37%
*35%
45
*45
45%
600
14 V«
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14'A
15,800
26
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45
*
13%
10,800
!
36
.
300
N
14% Mar
21%
Jun
20
Feb
12%
18
10% Jun
14
Sep
22
Jun
13
28
17% Jun
14
23% Apr 11
Dec
29
4%
Sep
8%
Feb
10% May
12% July
9%
29
Not
162%
Oct
6%
Not
82%
46
Feb
Deo
6
9%
9% Apr
4
National
4
National Automotive
13
Jun
14
41
3
4% Jun
13
30% Jun
6
5"% Jun
13
Jun
13
9% Jun
,
Jan
5
National
7%
7% Mar 29
:
35% Aug
Airlines
Ine
Biscuit
87/e Aug 19
9% Jan
8
Co
35
34%
35
343A
34%
182'A
Container
10
14%
21
13% Feb
14
34% Aug 12
17% Aug 18
Dairy Products
No par
Department Stores
§
Distillers Prod
No par
Deo
:14%
Deo
Sep
20%
17% Jun
Jun
13
14% Feb 25
Nat
14
16% Jan
7
Feb
15
Oct
96% May
29
162
Oct
177
Jun
25% Apr
169% Jan
130
Not
147%
Apr
135
86% May 13
Jun
Dec
7%
Feb
Feb
24%
Jun
A
Dec
1
Jan
26
19%
Not
81% Mar
95
4
179
Aug
4
1%
4
Jan
149
Aug 19
6%
6% July 27
19% Jan 21
5% Mar 10
14
13
15
May
114%
Jun
x% Jun
19% Jan
21
22
Oct
73% Jun
13
National Linen
10
National
National
Steel
26% Jan
21 % Feb
28
Not
25'A Aug 19
26% July
15% Feb
11
19 % May 16
86
Jan 24
Not
94
Jan
x80% Jun
15
not
20% May
21 % Jan
4
Dec
9% Jun
13
9%
1-5% May
Not
12%
9% Jun
20
9
Not
12%
Jan
19% Jan
Not
19
104
Jan
*27% Mar
26
%
May
Feb
May
100
87
Feb
98%
>%;an
12%
29
Jan
„
Nehi
Neisner
10
12
13% Mar 30
14% Mar 17
3
Jun
xlOl % Jan
National
103% Aug
34% Aug
Mar 28
93'/a Jan
3
101
Natl
Tea
4
8
Aug 19
3%%
Lowest
8
Not
12%
12%
Aug
July
26% May
Deo
70
Not
20%
Feb
8
94
64
Feb
jan
42
90%
84%
% Jan
Mar 21
Jun
14
9% Feb
25
-
Apr
30
23% Jun
Jun
Oct
14
35
81
Not
14
Dec
48% Jun
16% July
24 'A Jun
12%
39
9 'A Jun
Feb
13
92
56
121
July
144
July
23% Apr
Feb
11% Mar
20
13% Jan
Jun
6
81
117% Jun
13
140
10
Jun
27
Jun
20% Jun
61
Jun
48
Feb
Mar
225
Feb
13
jan
266
6% Mar
20% Feb
86
6
14
86% July
Jun
91% Jan
15% Feb
'
*
6%
1
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1
14
49'A Aug 16
Jan
8*"
Dec
Deo
28% Jun
17% July
16% May
4
6% Jun 16
36%
Jan
21'A Jun
6
62% Not
28% Jan
49% Jun
15
59% Jan
28% Jan
3
8% Jun
14
Feb
25
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14% Mar
8
Jan
26
Jun
Mar
"21
Jan
14
,
28
-
3
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Mar 24
82% Mar
25% Feb
93
13% May
Jun
36 % Jun
75% July 22
85
31
Jan
16%
14
11% Jun
13
17% Jan -7
'78
Dec
Jun
87/e Feb
Aug
90
Oct
109%
Dec
8%
Not
17% Mar
16
Not
83%
Jan
27% May
40% Apr
3%
Dec
-7% May
10% Mar
14% Jun
26%
Dec/
Jan
15
109% Mar 22
Jun
6
13% Jun
14
11% July 22
19% July 25
32
15
Feb
43
Jun
Jan
Apr
18%
Feb
36% July
Mar
Deo
Xl09% July
12% Apr
88
Dec
100
Jan
20
Jan
to
Jun
Jan
37%
144%
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2
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23
80
Dec
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10
33 V2
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102
101
1,100
101
10
Friday
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Aug. 19
Wednesday
Aug. 17
the Week
9%
Thursday
9 per share
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1 per thare
93/4
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98
52%
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190
28%
11
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preferred
$4.80 preferred
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83 %
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10%
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17%
83
11
1
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18
11
11
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—No
14
79% July 13
18% Aug 10
28
Jun
13
148
33
May 18
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3
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7
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8%
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64 %
Outboard
7
79
Outlet
49 % Jan
11%
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Dec
16
May
8
Sep
18
Aor
52
14 %
Feb
16% May
43% May
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3
11% Mar 29
29
Jan
68% Jan
14
Jan
28
24
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No par
preferred
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convertible
1
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100
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10% Jan 18
Pacific
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Co
71
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4
40
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17
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10
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No oar
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29
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ft *30
-
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Aug
2nd
8
100
No par
Jun
Aug 16
A
10
common
preferred
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common—
preferred
preferred
Owens-Illinois
1st
pffl—20
common
Oppenhelm Collins
15
July
No par
convertible
Jan
2
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Co
Omnibus
Feb
-er
preferred
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g
distributed"——
7
11% Jun
158% Jun
common
4.40%
Ohio Oil
90% Jan 10
22% Jan
Co
"when
7
19% Mar
31% Jan
8% Jun
Edison
Common
7
33% Jan
99
Ohio
Jan
*
78% Jan
focitDd".
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91% July 26
6% Feb 11
80%
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3
jan
89
47%
27% Jan
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99 Vi Jan
3
Jun
164
15%
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,
1% May 21
11% Mar
11
3,200
29%
27%
4
—
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16%
27
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7
14% Jun
108
22%
6%
10% May 13
29
8,200
176
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92%
92
28
Apr
84
18%
17%
83
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preferred
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Pacific
1,400
27%
25
Natural
25'A
27%
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24%
10%
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25
Corp—
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Northern Central Ry Co
'
1,800
24%
ft-*24ftft
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Feb 18
107% Feb
Mar
103%
26%
.
;
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27'A
Adjustment
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27%
.
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21%.
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10%
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Chemical Co
North
21%
82'A
16
27%
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Norfolk
213/4
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preferred
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82
10%
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Noblltt-Sparks
tV
21%
81%
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4,000
2.000
27
Shlpbldg Corp partic stock
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10
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7
66
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20
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Dec
3
149
6%
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27
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80
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10
7
17%
23
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3
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12
13%
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149
6%
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27
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preferred—
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32%
6%
29%
23%
21
1,140
83%
53
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STOCK
53
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20
Jun
1
^
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97% Aug 15
19% Apr ,r 7
5,500
178
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98%
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33
178
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,
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33'A
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Mar
100
33
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Tuesday
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5,700
6%
Aug. 16
New
9% Jan 21
700
14%
93%
33%
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9 per thare
:
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250
14%
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17%
Monday
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6
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15
92%
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series
3,400
23,300
8
179%
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148
14%
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20%
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6%
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143/4
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♦92%
29
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Apr 23
,
25
Jun
Air
ft 14%
17%
LOW AND nai SALS PRICES
Central
N Y Chic & St Louis Co
Jan 21
59
4
19% Oct
Feb
21
96
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14%
14% Jun
York
York
s
83%
33%
100
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21
7%
17%
8
29
11%
33%
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24%
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21
ft
17%
20%
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82
83%
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10
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200
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7
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5,700
24
26% May
20
Mar
49% Jan
4%%
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ft/
10%
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Newport Industries common
Apr 12
■33%
if
21
13%
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33% Jan 12
65
34%
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;
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13% Jan 10
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34
81%
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100
England Elec System
New Jersey Pr <fc Lt Co
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23%
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99% July 29
69% Jan
8
21
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3
7,000
19,600
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17%
10%
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i
6%
10%
32%
148
V' 81%
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179
10%
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
t per share
99
90% Mar
38
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preferred
<
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# per share
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preferred
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6%
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Newberry Co
1.900
31,900
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14%
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1
common
3,500
6%
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***** far Prerlona
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V
28
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43A%
130
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6%
8
178
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183
400
4,300
-
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20%
14%
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183
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343i
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17
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Natomas
35
10'A
20'A
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13
41%
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/ v
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6%
34%
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123/4
41
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16 3/4
100
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8
12%
12%
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8
200
2,400
41
•
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1
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34'A
7%
7%
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•
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20% I 203A
8
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National Sugar Ref Co
No par
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lo
4%%
preferred
100
30% Aug 10
12 % Apr 20
11% Aprr2
i
&
53/s
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7%
6%
10 %
10
Shares
7
16%
10%
Lt
Jan
Not
80%
&
Power
91% Jan
20
21,
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Natl
184%
5'A
34
9
6%
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common
Service
Nati
4
7%
10%
12.60
preferred A
preferred B__^
11 Jan
■
1
Enameling & 8tamping
Oypsum Co com
$4.50 preferred
National Lead Co
33% Jan 21
14
34%
1
National
'
Jan
5%
National
Aug 18
*
7 % Jun
xll% Jun
86
15%
21
13
'
29%
.
■
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1
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not
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12%
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182
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Co
12%
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7%
12%
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17%
12%
12%
38
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15
21%
12%
preferred
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26
*20%
38
common.
14%
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12%
11
May
22% May
7%
12 %
12%
14%
26
21%
8:
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12
Dec
12%
12%
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7%
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123/8
13
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73A
14
25%
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38
27% Feb
.
21
a
22
14% Aug
Jun
14
25'A
21
f
24% Mar
10% Mar
137/8
25%
21%
7%
1
.
National Can Corp
National Cash Register
National City Lines Inc
5
14
25'A
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l
Fibres
National Aviation Corp
National Battery Co
4
Aug 28
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8
183% Aug 17
137/a
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1
12% Aug
13% Apr
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f
100
Co
3
May
13%
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Jun
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National
13
28
41
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30% Jan
Oct
176% Jun
Feb
21
Jan
5
July
22%
.
Jan
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7
9% Jun
17% Mar
Mar
20%
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13%
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13
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THE
Number 4831
170
Volume
COMMERCIAL
NEW
Base*torPrevious
Year 1948
Lewes*
j
>;
v
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-
t per share ;
$ per share
15% Mar
21%
Jun
18
Feb
24
36%
Jan
30% Jan
3
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29%
Nov
•
47% Mar
-
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129%
Dec
,t 89
Dec
v
130
Nov
3%
■
39%
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8% Nov
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;
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•
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v.
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—
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v
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109%
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103
f
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.
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:
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5
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109
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10.
9%
14%
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145
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V
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53
6%
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92 y2 Aug
;
32%
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preferred——25
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55% Aug 11
102% Aug
3
80% July 11.88% Feb
37% Jan
4
< 46% Aug
>93%
Oct
Deo
.
Jun
88%
11
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18%
common
104
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8
22% Jun 28
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-
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6
Jan
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,
51% Jan
24;
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Dec
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25 Y» Mar
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52%
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3%% conv. series A pfd
—100
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Peoples GaaLight A Coke——100
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12 i Apr 11 ?
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116% Jun
July
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53%
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-
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'
.
33%
33 V*
97%
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-6% preferred
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1
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;
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400
33
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Patlno Mines A Enterprises
5
Perm Coal
^
20 < May 18
24% Aug 8
105% May 16
23% Jun
Jan
81. " Sep
20%
33%
33%
—1
;
Penn-Dix<e
:
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f
20%
20%
100
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convertible preferred
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3:
23% May 14
28% Jan 21
"
6 >
Mar 11 '
5'
25% Sep
M
20%
20%
STOCK
-
the Week
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20%
33%
20%
.—No par
com
6% conv prior
Penlck A Ford
3
40% Jun
July
"
10
Jan
17
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20%
:
,
;
55
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21
102
17% 'Jun,..-'
69
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t per share-
Friday
Aug. 19
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$ per share
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♦53
Parmelee
+.
4
>
33% Aug
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8% Jan
3
20% May
64% July
v
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"
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104 -May
,
.
19% Jan
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104 ?; Mar 28 V; 111" ,f
29
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3
,
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9 V113%
,
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Jun
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7
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32 v Jun 13
20% May
24% Jan
i
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1
106
-
Apr
99
/ •
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,
„
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7% Nov
22
V 98% Oct
14
L7% Feb
,120
9% Not
/
7% Jun
• *
/ 23% Jun
Apr
Aug. 18
20%
i__No par
Park A TUferd ino.
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3
Nov
; 22%
;-48 v
'
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Thursday
.*
Aug. 17
S per share
33 y4
Park Utah Ceneolldsted Mines
1
Parke Davis A Co
J—No par
Parker Rust Proof Co
2.50
3
7y§ Jan
•
l
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20% July
May
Dec
35%
.
Jun
>34% May
16% Dec
_
i
/,21%
*.
26"% Aug
•
2
27% Jan 31
>15% Jan
15%
27
-
>
6% Jun
16
49%
2
Jun 15
9"% Aug
3
Jan
Feb
Wednesday
Tuesday
Aug. 16
S per share
share
♦20%
No par
Car_
When issued
2% Feb 28
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4*
30 <■ July 19
Jun
37
per
10
28
Paramount Picture# Ino—.
3
9
—
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Motor
Parafflne Cos Ino
21% July 7
42% Mario
4
23% Mar
May
Deo
24% Feb
-
24% Jan >3
Jun
10:
16%
Aug. 15
t
Par
Pan American Airways Corp_—_2%
Pan-American Petrol A Transp.—5/ Panhandle East Pipe- L com—No par
419 preferred
i
100
Panhandle Prod A Refining—__—1
8% Apr 18
20
'Jan
7
; 104% Jan
7
8
37
Aug
l%Jun.
3
Jan
,
18% Jun 14
19% Aug. 11
Jan
30%
.
13
102% Feb
May
—
27
5% Jun
3% May
Feb
"
i
Lighting Corp
Packard
5
16
59% Apr 14
102% Jan 27
15% Jun 14
Jun
:
Monday
Aug. IX
1 Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Pacific Western Oil Corp„——10
8'
10% Apr
'
5
Jun
—
;
10
95% Jun 23
May
r
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Pacific Mills
No par
Pacific Telep A Teleg common—100
6* preferred
__100
43% Jan 10
Jan <3
Jun
49 % Jan
Oct
May
;
Pacific
8
Jan
Saturday
'
"
8-
26% May
Mar
4% Jan
RECORD
.
-
Pacific Gas As Electric
34% July 20
STOCK
CHRONICLE
LOW AND mem MLR PRICE*
STOCK
Pacific pinance Corp of Calif
14
98% Aug 18
146% Aug
4 *
\,
1
12
11%
—
t
5
2% Jun
Apr
66
6%
Jan
-
29y4Jun 13
•
3% Jun 13 •;
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97
135
Apr
YORK
* EXCHANGE
,
■
333/4 Aug lo
54
Jan
6 '
11% May
21% Jun
v
18%
21
62% May
5% May
t
Feb
:
92
5
Mar
'
Jun
NEW YORK
-
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;
$ per share
27% Jun 14 V
89
Feb
7 J
Jun
147
Oct
i46
'
104%
Dec
4
i
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»
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Dec
!
t per share
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-
Highest
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
•
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9
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STOCKS
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80
Apr
110
80 y4
26
84%
Dec
Dec
Feb:
30
5
Sep
100% Jun 22
93
Jun
July
11
Jan
Jun
15
36% July
Deo
10% Jun
155
Apr
July
169
"
39%
Jun
Feb
2
32
Jan
16% Jan
7
7
85
24% Jun 13
Jun
4
100% Jun 22
14% Mar 14
3
79
32% Jan 24
105% Apr
7
142
Jan 26
156% Jun 28
145
Aug Iff
170
Jan
20
28% Jun
13
10
Jan
6% Jun
13
35% Aug 18
8% Jan
7
Feb
20
Jun
7% Jun
14
15% Jan
Jan
170
Dec
96
Oct
7% Nov
10%
140
73 Ya
Feb
70%
Dec
15
82% May
26% Oct
Feb
145
'
Jan
26 y4
161
Deo
9% May
July
46% July
Apr
7
175
65 '/4 Jun
21
88
60% Aug
4
14% Jun
15
136
71% Jan 27
21% Jan 24
24
11
Dec
16% May
14% July
1
Apr
4
11 Va Aug 12
50% Apr la
40% Aug 18
12% Mar 30
8% Feb
36% Feb
Jun
Feb
32
Mar
3
8% Jun 14
12%
Jan
5%
Nov
22 y8
Nov
11% May
35% May
62%
Feb
71%
18
Feb
14
Mar
28% May
94
Apr
14% Jun
81
85
Jan
14
90% Mar 17
39% July
24% Jun
38
Jan
3
43y2Mayl8
20yaJan
3
24
30% May
25% Jun
53
Jan
30 Va Feb
42
May
24% Jun
14
32% Apr
32%
Jan
20
Deo
25
Dec
32% Nov
X25y8
101%
Feb
Feb
,
Feb
x25
;
1
;
108%
81
Jan
Sep
July
12% Apr 21
4% Jun
14% Aug 17
8 Va Jan 24
13
21
Mar 22
57% Feb 26
107
28
Jan 24
68% Aug 15
22
Feb
2
Aug
8
13.
28% Aug
8
25
37
Jan
6
25% Jun
17
15% Jun 19
109
r
Apr 30
4
July 11,
29% May
9
20% Jan 14
$ per share
$ per share
28
30%
*102%
RR
*90
Pitts Coke 6c Chem Co com—No par
(5 convertible preferred—No par
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
30%
>■
9 per share
30%
'
104
*102%
105
preferred
class
11%
.
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30%
$
share
per
30%
*30%
"
'
Thursday
Friday
Salaa far
Aug. 18
Aug. 19
the Week
g per share
$ per share
30%
104
*103
104
105
*90
105
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105
31
800
103
10
\ *90
105
28%
149
Poor 6c
Co
Potomac
4%%
conv
14%
Industries
Inc
Pure Oil
5%
(The)
No par
oommon
preferred
Purity Bakeries Corp
conv
>
162
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162
34%
35 Va-
35%
7%
7%
7y8
7ya
7%
7%
9%
9%
9%
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8%
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140
72%
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22%
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22%
11%
16%
140
22%
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34%
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35
140
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71
62
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17
140
140
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♦62
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11%
42%
43 y4
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43 y4
38%
38%
40
;
11%
11%
11%
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40%
11%
14%
14%
14%
5%
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Y
11%
14%
14%
5%
14%
24%
24%
24
24
68%
18y8'
68%
68%
89
18%
87
41%
68%
'
18
*86%
18%
89/
28
—100
♦107%
108%
No par
27%
28 J/4
6 :
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28 Va
28%
28
68%
33%
23%
28
5%
*24 !
68 Va
17%
41%
23%
28 y4
33%
23%
•
23
23%
113/8
*11%
87
41%
23%
28%
33%
28 Va
108% 108y2
27%
28
17
140
42%
23
14%
41%
63%
♦16%
♦134
23%
11%
38
68%
9%
22%
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41%
38%
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37%
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7%
150
63
16%
140
41%
5%
35%
•130
63
16%
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35%
,
71%
41
24%
*33%
13%
7%
9 y4
17%
•y
149
•160
*142
16ff
13%
*8%
6
68%
8
com
$4.75 cum preferred
No par
Public Service Co of Colorado
20
Pub Serv El 6s Gas com
No par
$1.40 div preference com—No par
Pullman Inc
No par
*143
13%
11%
*24
No par
149
162
29%
13%
37%
5%
preferred series A—80
85
29%
♦142
29
41
♦11%
1
Procter 6c Gamble
Publicker
♦11%
10
*82
♦29
♦160
149
13 V*
149
34%
16%
22%
No par
com
!
29%
13 Vs
7%
140
37%
class B
85
28%
13%
160
62%
*16
*134
8
Electric Power Co
♦82
12%
28%
*142
•
72%
41
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
85
*11%
12%
*
135
62V4
1
*82
12
13
34 y*
7%
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8
11%
9%
34
>
11%
28%
162
1
—
85
♦142
♦71%
Pond Creek Pocahontas
*83
28%
•160,:
preferred class A
—100
8%% 1st ser conv prior pfd—100
Pittsburgh Ac West Virginia
100
100
13
13
135
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Pitts ton Co (The)
Plough Ino
Plymouth Oil Co
:
*12%
13
100
B
11%
28%
*107%
27%
40%
14%
6
*23%
;
24%
68%
68%
18
,
14%
5%
,
17%
89
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42%
237/a
42%
42%
23%
24
28%
28%
28%
33%
33%
>
33%
29%
29%
17%
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28'/a
33%
29%
108'
41%
23%
28Va
33
17%
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24%
'
27%
♦107%
•27
108
42%
42%
; 23%
23%
;
28%
33%
29%
29%
♦107%
108
28%
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_10
10%
U
11%
70
70
Radio Corp of America com—No par
10%
11%
preferred
No par
69%
69%
1
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
100
♦99 Va
99 Va
•99%
♦99 Va
100 Va
27
•27
$3.50
1st
Radlo-Keith-Orpheum Corp
Ralston Purina Co 3%%
pfd
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonler Inc common
No par
27
1
*24>/4
24%
25
•30%
30%
50
*20%
20%
4%
non-cum
1st preferred
50
*39%
42
4%
non-cum
2nd
50
*29%
"31%
5
•11%
12%
No par
18%
18%
50c
♦13%
13%
preferred
$2
Reading
Real
Co
Silk
common
preferred
Hosiery Mills com
Reed Roller Bit Co
Reeves
Re is
Bros
Ino
Reliable
dlv prior preference
Stores
Corp
Reliance Mfg Co common
Conv pfd 3%% series.
Remington-Rand common
$4.50 preferred
Reo
Motors Inc
$1
see
page
24.
convertible
10
No par
5
100
50c
25
24%
preferred
26,800
700
13,000
10
600
27%
28
24%
24%
1,100
500
30%
31%
32
20%
20%
20%
400
40
40
100
*30%
31%
31%
100
*11%
•11%
12 y4
18%
•19
19 Va
13%
14
14%
*39
7%
*7
*20%
7%
50%
9%
82
-
22
7%
51
9%
82
8%
8%
^—1
5%
5%
-50c
*2%
Id
8y4
1
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
footnotes
•70
(Robt) 6c Co—
$1.25
For
Shares
31
103
30%
104
*103
85
*83
1
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne As Chic Ry com—100
7% gtd preferred
10o
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
lo
Pittsburgh Screw 6c Bolt
No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co comNo par
6%
24
Monday
Aug. 15
'
Jan
29
12% July
46
Pitts C C & St Louis
Saturday
Aug. 13
No par
—100
common
preferred
7%
14
.70% May
Feb
$4
May 18
xl9y4Jun
:
Jan
29Va
7
147
Aug 12
-
33
11%
135
y
/;
Par :
PUlsbury Mills Ino
LOW AND HIOK SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
Aug. 16
Aug. 17
f"
>>"■>■
STOCK
EXCHANGE
t per share
13
100% Jan
23%
Dee
157
Jun
Jan
15»/4
Feb
138
Jan
113
Mar
12%
I per share
26
NEW YORK
;
Iflgheet
103%
•
Jun
10%
Leweet
I per share
Dec
98%
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
3
8%
33%
8 per
I per share
share
Jun
17
Oct
share
27% Jan
13
110
7
Jan
111% July
91% Jun
13
15
Dec
10% Jun
13
16 % Jan
12
82%
Feb
21% May
102
Oct
1
99% Jan
5
8
Nov
29%
104%
4% Aug
Jan
Dec
5% Apr
2
18% Jun
May
Apr
Mar
4%
19%
92
Aug
28
18
Jan
28
98% Aug 18
103% Feb
3
4'% Jun
14
6% Jan
6
34% Jan
3
23
5%
Dec
11% May
33%
Dec
41%
Jan
43
Dec
50
Jan
80
Oct
94
Jun
85% Jan
3
98
103% Dec
102% Jan
4
107
48
Aug 10
f
t
v
.
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f
4%
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20
19%
100
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13%
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95%
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95%
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4%
4%
4%
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19%
20
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98%
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5%
5%
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38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
49%
17
Jan
17%
Dec
3
49
Jun
24% Jan
28
(
Jun
.
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Feb
Jun
15
10% Jun
72
May
8%
Dec
18%
Jan
6 % Jan
Dec
21% Jan
16% Jan
5
Roan
7
Robertshaw-Fulton
3
8
Antelope Copper Mines,—
4%%
27
com—1
Controls
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47%
4%
Ronson
3
49%
*47%
Ruberoid Co
12% Mar 12'
Metal
Art
Inc
Wks
17%
17%
35%
36%
16
16
98;r
106%
17%
,
18%
36%
-A
*106%
38
'16
47%
20
2,500
6
38 %
4.100
38%
*47
98
1,900
99%
49
100
;;
*96%
97%
A' 600
106%
106%'
106 3A
270
18%
18%
18
18%
1,600
37%
16
38%
37%
39%
36,200
16%
16
16
*16
;
400
4%
8%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
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1,900
8%
4%
8%
8%
8%
83/a
8%
8%
83/4
2,600
23%
.
23%
*22%
23
*22%
23
23
42 %
1
42%
41%
41%
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42%
41%
42%
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23%
42%
98%
98
98%
*97%
98%
*97%
97 3A
98%
98%
9,000
13%
13%
13%
13%
17%
17%
50
49%
49%
9
*10%
10%
*10%
10%
5
100
24%
24%
24%
24%
*112%
113%
43%
43%
9%
9%
13%
18
*49
17%
1
(The)—'
No par
(Jacob) —:—
Ruppert
17%
16
98
106%
8,500
20
*97%
*
100
Royal Typewriter
8
•98
98
20
*22%
25
preferred——.
conv
preferred series Al
98
106%' 106%.
36
8%
Rohm & Haas Co common,——20
,
18% Feb
3
109% Apr
No par
13% Aug 18
?
16%
Ritter Company
55% Jan
13
Dec
*17%
35%
*15%
4%
98% May 17
16
Jun 13
39% Apr 25
27% May
Mar
1
—No par
*
42% Aug
28
Jun
17
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Richfield Oil Corp—
13
25% Jan
21
,
96% Apr 21
54
106%
5% Jan
13
12
98%
106%
10% Jan
23
7% Jun
36
19%
x3% Jun
July
29% July
Sep
Feb
*97%
,108
39% Aug 19
21
Jan 12
15% Jun 21
7% May
4%
6%
100
series
19% Jan
13% Jun 13
24% May
Dec
•15%
series
4.50%
2,400
4%
4%
20
100
5%
*47%
4%
*19%
5%
3.60%
200
95 %
*5%
Preferred
13.600
13%
5%
Preferred
Shares
20%
95%
*94
the Week
101
13%
*5%
—10
20%
*99%
13%
j
Aug 18
25,
20%
101
*98%
Mar
'
Sales for
f
$ per share
13%
"
103%
Aug. 19
S per share
13%
13%
■
Friday
Aug. 18
$ per share
'
100
*99
•
share
100
Thursday
Aug. 17
19%
95'%
4%
19%
*94
Wednesday
S per
19%
99%
13%
99%
*13%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
>'.■
PRICES
Aug. 16
$ per share
1
10
—
Tuesday
Aug. 15
,
SALE
HIGH
AND
Monday
Aug. 13
$ per share
Par
\
Reynolds Spring Co__
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
Common
:—
38% Aug 18
42% Mar-7
A
Republic Steel Corp com
No par
6% conv prior pfd series A—,100
Revere Copper & Brass com—No par
5%% preferred
,100
Rexall Drug Inc
1
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
5%% convertible preferred
100
31
Jan
103
91
Saturday
/
Monday, August 22, 1949
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
III theft
Lowest
Highest
Feb
22%
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Tear 1948
t per
CHRONICLE
STOCKS
lui|« for Previous
t per share
FINANCIAL
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Lowest
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
(706)
22
*17%
23
13%
13%
*10%
18
51
10%
10%
■
13%
*13%
18
13
50
50
*
300
,.
'
'
21,000
13%
3,000
18 %
18 %
600
51
50%
50%
500
10%
10%
10%
200
5,500
,
S
107%
Sep
"39%
Feb
61%
8%
Feb
16% July
113
Feb
Jun
25% Aug
8
113% Feb 16
35% May 11
Jun
7% Jun
48% Jan
13
Safeway Stores common
5% preferred
St
3
St L-San
12% Jan 25
48% May
31
Jun
13
67
Jan
139% May
87
Jun
13
122
Jan
25
58
Jan
101
78
Jun
9
91
Jan
19
9% Jan
7
32%
Jun
42% Jan
Preferred
26
Feb
13% May
Feb
91% May
15% Aug
77
Feb
•9% Jun
14
25% Mar
35% May
22% Jun
14
39% Mar
51
May
46% Jan
6
59
88
95
Jan
Jun
17
x96
Jan
xl03% July 13
78
Jun 29
105
79
8%
6% Jun >1
July
Nov
87%
93% Apr
Nov
90
94% Jun
12
Dec
15% Jun
79
Oct
87
13%
12
Aug 19
91% Mar
100
Aug
3
14
Jan
20
5
30
Feb
26% July
13% Jun 28
44
Feb
62%
Jun
47% Jun
10
55
15%
Feb
20%
Jun
16% Jan
4
19% Mar 18
Feb
59% May
8% Oct
36% Feb
7
47% Aug 19
Mar
5% Jan
27
9% Aug 17
31%
Feb
43% NOV
33% Jun
13
9%
Dec
9% Jun
14
5%
Dec
12% July
8% May
4 % Jun
14
35%
5
-
9% Dec
94
14%
Feb
6% Jun
Jun
104
Jan
77
36% Jun
24% Jun
46%
Oct
21% Aug
17%
Feb
27%
Jun
22% Jan
68
Feb
79
Dec
77
9
Dec
15%
Jan
12
28%
31% May
5
Shamrock
37% Jan
7
Sharon
May 18
10
Mar 11
30
Jun
13
.Jan
3
6 % Aug 17
3%
(W A)
$ per share
Dec
36-
34
Dec
44
15
Feb
92%
Feb
18
Dec
80
Sep
4% Jan 12
Jan
29
July
>
'
19
25
39%
Jun
22% Aug
14
31% Jan 24
88% Feb
3
100% Mar 25
26
Jun
10% Jun
7
23
Jun
14% Jun
14
104%
Jun
97% July
7
5
May
3% Jan
3
8%
Feb
52
Jun
7 " 11%
Nov
36% Mar
36
Oct
7% Jan
45% Aug
60
40
Oct
Mar
53% Mar
16% Jan
*
11% Jun
44
26% Feb
Aug
17% Jan
17% Jan
.
9 ;
1
47
*
14
26
Aug
36% Jan
7
29% Jan
5
28% Jan
3
62% July
32% Jun
13
49% Jan
33%
Feb
58%
Feb
65%
Dec
12%
Dec
4'
Feb
4
Dec
631
Aug
50% Jun
25% Jun
14
July
45% Jun
13
-
•
7%
Dec
29%
7%
Dec
14
15%
*'
Feb
Nov
19%
Dec
104
5
28
23% Feb ' 5
Jan
100
Apr
30
Oct
Nov
Feb
27% May
109% Oct
97%
Feb
121
54 %
Jan
73
Jun
55
Jun
13
36%
Feb
53
Jun
36% Jun
14
69%
Feb
91%
,
Jun
82
Oct
Jun
13
3
109
Jan
4
145
92% Jun
60% Jun 13
23% NOV
35
20
89
26% Jan
97% Jun
Feb
Feb
36%
Nov
jun
15%
Jun
96% May
Oct
12
Jun
43% May
40
Jun
13
9
14
7
11% Mar
41% May
15% May
32% Mar
39% Jun
35% Jan
3
Feb
97
94
6
88
x27
10
Jun
23%
Dec
12%
Feb
36% May
16% May
9%
Dec
18
15
Dec
20
11%
Jan
16% Mar
Jun
15
July 12
Jan
24% Jan
3
9% Jun
17
Dec
99%
4%
4%
3,200
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
12,000
49
62
35
35%
35%
36
36%
36%
36%
36%
37
44
44
44
44
32%
32% '
32%
32%
32%
33
32%
33
40
41
fa
preferred
25
California
Edison
43
Co
No par
j.
(AG)
& Bros Inc
33
323A
32%
40%
39%
52
62
11%
4
70 '
1
25%
2
8
par
*69
*28%
No par
•103%
Brands Inc com—No par
20 %
Jan
preferred
No par
prior
preferred
New
preferred series A
Standard
Stevens
(J P)
13 % Aug
Stone & Webster
24
Studebaker
6 % Feb
90
70% Nov
120
July
52% Feb
117
15% May
21% Jun
9
For footnotes
page
Jun
8
37
J
Aug 19
.
7% July 27
94% July 20
10
61
17
120
6
Sun Oil
(
Co
•
*88%
-
31%
31'A
'4%'
20%
20
20%
89%
..
89%
31%
32
.
25%
8%
15%'
28%
23%
l; 67%
89%
'31%
20%
88%
30 3/8
88%-
42%
42%
68%
68 %
26
25%
26%/
67%
x25%
25%
*100
t
101
*100 %
100%
42 %
42
42
*41
42
*31%
33%
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32%
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5
40 %
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11
x40
*98%
30%
n%
nya
.
12%
*
100
*98%
»•'.
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1043/4
130
20%
8,500
40%
100
v
67%
100
15%
-
11%
/
89
143%
141
68
42
*31%
:
32%
11%
11%
40
68%
25%
200
,
200
3,500
100
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100
99%
99%
100
30%
*
31
30%
31
2934
30%
3,600
11%
117/8
11%
12%
12
12
2,200
13
13
.
\
12%.
.AA 12%
12%
171/4
*17%
16%
17%
*17%
17%:
17%
17%
16%
16%
16%
16 34
16%
16%
22%
23%
22%
23%
22"%
23%
23%
22%
23%
No, par
1
36 %
36 %
36%
36%
36%
36%
*36%
23%
37 ; -
37
37
94
8
13
4%%
preferred
series
A
4%%
preferred
series
B
19
,1
12.50
*7%
*94
56 %
*118%
—25
49% July 13
7%
94
*56%
25
7
Inc
100
11%
40
16%
7%
56 %
*118%
7%
95
56%
119
700
3,700
12%
11% Jan
Biscuits
9,700
..
16
31
31
40
26,900
42
*11%
40%
12,400
A
101
15%
*41
>
11%
40%
8
25%
800
3,400
12,500
425/8
68 3
•100
16%
Av
68
42%
•
100 %
*41
67%
-
17
100
common
57,500
143%
16%
No par
pfd,:
/A< 40
32%
127
393/4
*99
-.1
30%
jp,
141
89
126
17%
*17
110
1,000
I6ya
,12%
'*
<
2,300
128
*10%
11
30%
.
3,800
.
28%
30%
42%
68%
25%
41%
66%
25%
*127
130
*42
?
r
31%'
67%
41
67%
"30%
67%
15%
20%
20%
41%
41
,100
,
104%
104
673/4
*128%
16
*
-13
400
2,100
28%
65%
11
30
.'"V
8%
8
67%
15%
66
65%
40%
2,200
25%
65%
A.
;
4%
25%
143%
101
10
24
143%
*100
200
72
24
145
25%
V
*4%
*69
144%
-
1,700
;
144%
-
4'/a
24%-
129%
""
v700
4
,
67%
104
104
11%
•*..
xl5%
19% Jan
34.
,
20%
16%
17% Jan
Sunshine
89%
t_
''
16%
14
14
•
'
104
104
104
jj'
20%
*10%
No par
common
Sunray Oil Corp
28%
.
r
60
1
Corp common
Class A 4%%
28%
66%
,_20
$4.50 series A preferred
Apr 13
July
Chemical
28
25%
5,400
*59
'
72
1
11,000
31%
6,900
52%
No par
prior preference,,,
Corp
Sunbeam Corp
Sun
15
16%
36% Feb
July
see
Jan
7
Aug
68
14%
"16%
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common—1
5%
♦67%
14%
27%
104
4%
*24
8
8%
8
8 %
67%
40%
—100
15
July 8
16% Jun 13
26% Jun
43
Jan
„
2
25%'
143/4
29%
5
Corp
17% July 29
17% May 17
25%
67%
'
15
& Co Inc
Stewart-Warner
v
•
41%
41
4
*69
24%
1
Inc
Sterling Drug inc common
3%%
preferred—i
27
4%:
72
■
11%"
4
24%
No par
Starrett Co (The) L S
Stores
4%
*69
25%
65%
Steel
Bros
'4%
60
5,500
31%
143
Spring common,—1
convertible preferred
50
Sterchl
3%
4
11%
4
*59 ,/
500
33%
A
*51
129
common.—10
of
'
11%
•i
52%
130%
Jersey,,—25
Oil
4
10
30
-
2,200
44
32%
32%
32%
*51
130
No par
Standard Oil of Ohio
3
16% Feb
*88%
;?
:
11%
'72
8
7
15
1
59
24%
8%
67%
15
59
.
500"
1,700
323a
%
41%
*10%
52%
25%
-
41
'
32 %
52%
»
*42%
;
32
.
31
24%
25%
67 %
5
'4%
"
•47%
•>
52
•
*3%
24%
49
62
11
414
70
*24
-A
30%
'
*59
-
4
4%
A
.
'
-
40
30%
*10%
1
preferred
-
52%
1
Conv $4.50 preferred
No
Squar- D Co
Squibb (E R) & Sons common
323A
31%
No par
t
45
32%
*59
—1
No par
45
*51
-
100
common,;
43
30%
'
.
32%
39%
l
32%
32%
l25
7.60
non-cum
4%
31
Aug 17
14% Jan
7
600
12%
34"%
25
11% Jan
17%
99%
4
'
49
9% Jan
98% May
18% Dec.
34% Mar
100
28,200
100
4
62
3%%
2
A
16
100
4
12 %
Standard
18
■;
100
4
*61
,
Standard Oil of California,,_No par
Standard Oil of Indiana
25
7
Jan
15%
100
*47%
12% Feb
Dec
Feb
13
'
16
10
800
4%
r-100
*61%
15% Jan
Nov
Jan
38% Jan
41% Aug
15%
15%
200
4
100
12%
$7
24
12 3%
49
Jan
"fl%
0%
Jan
12%
61%
18% July
29% Jun
91%
113%
44
12%
A:
24%
12
$3.50
8,
♦12
24%
61%
Jan
«
28% Jun 13
50% Mar
16% Aug
99%
12%
2,000
85
*98%
12%
Standard G & E Co $4 pref—No par
$6 prior preferred
No par
100 % Aug 18
*83%
99%-
61%
$4
7,
243A
85
*98%
12
Standard
68
Aug 18
42% Aug 17
74% Jan
7
♦23%
*83%
61%
5%
,
Aug 16
243A
99%-
♦47'A
Sperry Corp (The)——;—
Spiegel Inc common,
32% Aug 19
130% Aug 15
:v
400
400
24
12
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
89%. May 12
3
24
24%
30,400
"
20%
61
Spalding
98 % Jan
22%
105 3A
*19%
49
Pacific
18% Jan
24%
22%
*103
20 %-
12"
A',;
Railway common—No par
preferred
100
21% Jan 10
22%
106%
♦193A
4%
*47%
*,50
Southern
9
1,700
1,300
? 100
8%
,
50
preferred—,
Greyhound Lines
Southern
104% Aug 19
/
*47%
61
f
8
"Aug 10
22%
105%
223/a
84
15%
Shares
2%
12%
Southern
71% Apr 28
16% Apr
6
2%
3
12%
conv
Southern Natural Gas Co
10% Mar 31
<
the Week
5
5%%
7
13
17%
11%
Co com-4.50
7
17% Apr 25
Jun
79%
38
153/4
*23%
84
*
Sales for
4
ul
•...
29%
86
Oct
15%
••
Friday
Aug. 19
$ per share
South Porto Rico Sugar com.No par
29% Mar 30
13
*2%
24
12%
Southeastern
■>
100
25%
24
12%
$5.5o preferred
;
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Jan
2,700
31
24
12%
Aug
6% Jun
5,000
6%
31
24'
12%
preferred—
36%
6%
25%
23%
12 %
& G
100
1,000
A
35%
6%v
25%
105
♦98%
May
13% Jun
21%
105
99 %
25
64
23% May
29% Jan
21% Aug
95
May
May
74
21%
86
E
A
36
31%
23%
15%
3,600
f;
13 %
Thursday
20% ' 20%
100
4,500
13%
'243/4
20
15%
6%
/
12,700
13%,
*30%
103
100
35%
31%
A
83
31%
20
;
'
9% A. 9%
$ per share
2%
103
24
5,500
A'"
'
Aug. 18
20%
243A
Carolina
35%:,,
:■ 6% a
*19 %
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
—15
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd—100
♦13%
13%
30%
*81
9%
25
*98
73
7
25
*30%
*24 ': '
Sparks-Withington Co
24
2%
*83%
Spear & Co
Feb
21%
>
9
$ per share
99%
Jan
Jan
82
24
5
21
30%
82
86
6% Jan
22%'Jun 13
30%
9%
*
5%
1
13% Jan
68
Jan
21%
104
30% A
*98%
3% July 19
30% Jun
21%
600
8%A
82
82
*83%
26-
66% Feb
,
4%
8%
23
*13%
,
25%
*102%
4%
*79
28%
6%
31%
STOCK
A
8% A
82
22%
34%
2%
25%
CLOSED
8,800
27%
Aug. 17
*30%
EXCHANGE
18,100
13%
28%
Wednesday
25%
-
1,300
41%
HIGH SALE PRICES
31 %
Jan
27
2%
2%
2,100
2,500
9%
41%
•A
4%
18 3/4
47%
9'/a
18%
23%'
Aug. 16
25%
preferred
3% May 23:
8% May
73 * Jan
Feb
,
10% Jun 20
Jun
22
Jun
3
4
%y
*30%
Jan
61
Jan
May
41
70
73
20%
61% Mar
34
'
59
2%
200
28
;"9
$ per share
share
'
3,700
23
100
3%%
South
v
45
Aug 16
3278 May 5
1
20% May
,5
per
8%
10
15%
23% '
30%
6%
AND
*4%
*79
60
2,200
50%
<
27%
*82
No par
t
South Amer Gold & Platinum
8
30% July
30% July
Feb
■
62 , Aug
8
14% Apr 26
39% Jan 10*
42% Jan
43%
7
16
8
Dec
Feb
t
A
'.
Tuesday
1
-
15 %
*49 Va
27%
35 -;
6%
Monday
Aug. 15
4.20%
,.8
Aug
*.
25% Mar
20 %
34%
"A'
8%
100
-v:
22%
82
9%
4% A
82
preferred——
—100
Smith & Corona Typewriters_No par
.
100% Jan 24
4% Apr
13
3
Co
*—15
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iroq
20
Smith
(A O) Corp,
;
10
Smith (A) & Sons Carpet Co com—20
Jan
3
Feb
'5% Mar
Jan
83% May 21
95 % Jan
3
Apr
July
Simmons
Saturday
9 per share v~
■:
No par
Jun
Dec
Nov "
3% Nov
«
21% Jan
Jun
A/AAa./V Par
•
Silver King Coalition Mines
7
127% Jan
14%
96
6%
Aug. 13
Sinclair Oil Corp—
Skelly Oil Co,
14
14
16% Jun 20
Jun
i
V
V
'V
273A
LOW
STOCK r
83/8
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22 3/4
*13% -13
343A
6%
4%
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223A
*8%'
V
34%
a:
5
8
30
47%
'
13%
82
80
83%
13%
42%
30% >: 30%
*13% .13%
i
47%-;
9%:A
13%
'
-
•
'
18%
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41%
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9
'
46%
13%
26%
A
30%
,...
50%
413/4
8%
<
*
15%-
12%
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82
A
*99
413/g
600
A
12%
12%
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88%
13
23,800
106%
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13
1,600
1
96
95%
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100
41%)
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23 %
■A
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83%
12%
26%
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95 A'
106 %1
18%
*
1,650
59
40%
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82
9
1
24
18% Jun
97
98
9%
303/8
'
Np par
Oct
90
-j.
46%
A
58%
15%
'19%
9%
22%
15
Simonds Saw & Steel
Jun
160
19%
453A
26
58%
♦49%
19%
*79
Nopal
1
36% Jan
1
15%
39
27% Jan
35%
Dec
91
May 31
25%
Dec
27%
22
f
:
'
153/4;
50
9,500
29%
*86%
15
9%
29
13 A
45% A
7
82%
"*81
11
100
13
50
'
*
10%
*82%
88%
9%
♦45/8 A- 5
8%
8%
1
No par
Co
•i
15%
503A
6%
■'
11%
29%
♦105 v-
100
19
12 3/4
A—No par
EXCHANGE
# per share
;
6
May
32% Jun
;
Feb
23
2% Jun
NEW YORK
Highest
t per share
7% May
Dec
Pen
15%
12%
*86%
7
82 A
91
58%
823A
45%
41
Shell Union Oil Corp
Sheraton Corp of America
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
25
;
Sheaffer
10
99%
13
6%
♦81
1,600
100
*88
95
9
123/4
No par
G)
100
*49
STOCKS
Year 1948
I per share
Gas
823A
•95%
7,200
36%
36
:
-
2,100
9%
29%
96
18%
40%
1
common
(Frank
Ksnre for Previous
Lowest
&
82%
■
106%:
46
83A
;
*105
18%
No par
:
1
—
*94%
A
A
<
46
5
Co
94%
106 %
87%
15%
Steel Corp,,
Shattuck
39% Jan 21
5
14% Feb
8
Oil
58%
13
50%
No par
$3.50 conv pref series
7% Jan
,
Oct
15%
common
Sharp & Dohme
83
'46% Jun
Dec
'
31% Aug 19
10
-
14 *
Feb
4%
,
$4.50
preferred
*58%
7
6%
87%
No par
Servel Inc
&
58%
'
5
Roebuck
293/4
*98%
100
♦49%
—1
5
8% Jun 13
*98%
100
Co of Del
7
Sears
29%
*81%
c__No par
A
Seagrave Corp
11% Apr
Mar
v t
com
series
Seaboard Finance Co
Seaboard Oil
293A
A
94%
13
11% Jan
4
Feb
preferred
11%
88
101% Feb
4
Feb
5%
11%
*105
82
12%
Seeger Refrigerator Co
Seiberling Rubber Co
13
30
Seaboard Air Line
11
81 %
103A
96
106%
*86%
36
91
50
44
'A'A: 9
100
*88
81
58%
100
353/4
*95%
,
91
7
58%
(The) common—5
Co
preferred
Aug 18
13% Aug 17
6% Jan
7
13
24% Nov
3.35%
42 %
3^
Jun
Jan
preferred—.—1
4.30%
Scranton Elec
87% Aug 16
18% Jan
7
83
36
100
H
29
82
24%
112%
43%
81
29%
,100
—100
pfd
353/4
*88
24%
112%
43%
9%
9%
9%
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24%
113%
43
6%
283A
*94%
24%
*112%
.
43
*79%
A
80
•105
Co 3.65%
35 ?8
100
11
No par
24%
113
8%
91
11%
No par
preferred
Scovill Mfg
8
Jan
Jan
12%
Apr
*58
35%
*88
11%
No par
Paper Co common
9%
*95%
7
6%
80
$3.40 preferred
8
A
1123/4
x43
43
<
8%
91
$4
13
43
100
*873A
Scott
May 5
12% Jan : 7
*
30% Jan
*95 %
preferred
non-cum
24%
*112%, 113%
36
Co—100
100
St Regis Paper Co common
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
100
Savage Arras Corp
5
Schenley Industries Inc
,1.75
5%
87
8
A 36
vtc—100
A 5%
series
St Louis Southwestern Ry
Aug 10
8 "
■,»
Lead Co,
10
F By Co com v t c—No par
Joseph
,
/
12%
7%
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56%
*118%
13
7%
95
56%
119
7%
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57
♦118%
7%
95%:
57
119
A
7%
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57
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73A
7,500
V
400
•
7,600
25,600
500
1,600
95%
100
57
700
119
10%
10%
10%
10 34
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
103/8
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15%
*15%
1534
15%
16
16%
16%
16
16
191%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 %
1,100
48%
48%
48%
49%
49 %
49%
48%
49
3,500
•
;
19%
48%
48%
.
11,100
2,700
Volume
THE
Number 4831
170
COMMERCIAL
NEW
Range for Previous
Highest
•
i
S per share
9
Mar
135/o
31
Dec
8V4
>44%
NOV;
127
>16%
Jun
;
10% Apr
■.
LOW
14
Sunshine Mining Co
Jan
11
Superior
12
Superior Steel Corp_„
17
•Jan?
36
Oil
Sutherland
7
of
L—
Paper Co
;
7% Feb
25
9% Apr
26
Sweets Co of America
Jan
.27% Jun
14
32% Jan
25
Swift
Jan
8% Jun
14
12
21
Swift
Feb
26
Jun
,17'/8 Aug
Dec
91
Aug
;77% July 13-
17 V8
79
v.
"
43/4 Mar
7% May
3% Jun
Feb
24J/a Jan
5
7
Sylvanla Elec Prod Inc
2
$4 preferred
Symington Gould
9
*7 3%
18
73s
9%
17%.
:
79
4%
9% Mar
-
113/4 May
5% Jun
9% Jun
2% Jun
6
11'/a Aug 18
43/4 Jan
7
Talcott Inc
Dec
14% Mar
19% May
13% Jun
14
17% Aug 11
Tennessee
67
52
Nov
15%
Nov
14
Jun
48% Jun
13
593/4 Aug
18
Texas
253% May
113/4 Jun
14
17% Jan
7
71»/4 July
56
Jun
14
25
Oct
16% Jun
14
29
Feb:
333% Feb
7
48
Dec
483% May
653% May
Apr 25,
36
Jun
16
46
Jan
3
Texas
Dec1
20% May
8
Jun
13
11'% Jan
7
Textron
24
Dec
14%
Jan
Jan
25'% Apr 19
12% Jun 23
Apr'
Y 15% May
53/4
Dec-
103/4 May
47 % Jan
Dec
63/2
Dec?
13%
24
393/4
4% Jun
35
Apr
Apn-
Jun
Oct i
7%
10'%
Feb
Feb •
1% Mari
95>/4
19%
Feb'
;;17-Y Mar
Mar
14% Jun
7%
2o3't
2°%
29%
29%
2,100
9'%
93%
9%
9%
9%
3;300
18%
6,400
>
17%*
173%
18
78'%
793%
80
,41%
4%
4%
17%.
'.
,
Y 7% Jan
20
Jan
73% July 27
34»% Jun
Jan
2'% May 23
Nov
23% May 19
323%
Jun
19% Jun
July
10
Dec;
13Jan
10
Jan
223/8 Mar
10
Jan
11'% Jun
19
4
23%
105% Jun
19
Nov
15% Nov
Feb.
24
V
33/o
3%
3%
3%
*3%
33/4
500
163/4
16 3%
16%
16 3/2
16 3/2
58%
58 5/8,
593/4
583/4
59
17,400
16
16
163/4
16
161/2
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573/2
57%
15%
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V
9% Jun
Jan
X153/4
.
12
Mar
65
601/2
65%
65%
643/4
19%
.193/8
20%
20
203%
20
203/a
10,000
40%
403%
:4034
42 3%
42%
423%
41i%
42%
5,400
431%
43%
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44
43%
43i%
300
9%
10
10 y8
10'/a
3,900
14%
143/8
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3,200
1,500
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s
■
V
1 -
■
41
40'%
V
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42% Y
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15
43
9%
,.
5% /' 5%
51%
51%
383%
37%
383%
:
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:
.
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3
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'
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13
.5
34
22%
Y-Y'"
Jan
32'% Jan
6
98 y2 Jan
13
' 3
7 3% Mar 14
Jun
20
293% Mar 14
5%
Dec/
14%
Jan
43/4 Jun
13
9%
Dec
12
Jan
8'/a Jun
14
10'/a Mar 17
Dec
593/4
Jun
391/2 Jun
17
46
9% Mar
16 3%
Jun
i0%-FeV
5%
•
6% Jan
Twin
7
prior
com
:
Coach
Co
■
;
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36
V
,
1
„
163%
401/8
113/8
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800
23%
9,300
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8
ll'/a
.ll'/a
22
40
";11%
11%
ll'/a
ll'/a
6,600
16i%
16
16'%
6,800
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102
13%
13
133%
200
8'/a
32,300
7
27'%
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5%
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393%
f
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8'%
7Vb
1021%
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4,100
1,900
102
140
103%
11
10%
103%
6,400
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22
22'%
13,400
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7 3/a..
28
17
39%
17
22%
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102
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7
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.
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273/8
8
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160
173%
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53%
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23%
105'%
■
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34%
3,700
23%
16
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v
4
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1,500
91'%
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40
13%
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41%
Y
233%
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171/a
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300
1,000
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233%
36
Vi;
28
5 3%
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-
41
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41/a
353%
20
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4
4'4
105'%
102
7
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102
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.
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7%
;
.
,
17%
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41
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102
420
39
17'%
91% Y
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36
-
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u
-
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173%
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4
73%:
213%
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8'/a
223%
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38
91%
1043%,
!
21%
1,400
403/4
34
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7% Y
5i%
403/8
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v;
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r
17 Mr
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13%
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7%
V
J00
55/a
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;
91%
4
14i%
*
1043%
Y": ' *101%
V
50
preferred
'■
v
common—
1
Nn par
Cpal Co_Y—r
5
Century Fox Film com—No par
$1.5Q oonv, preferred—J
No par
$4.50 prior preferred-—,. No pai
Twin City Rap Transit com
No pai
36% Aug
8
102% Aug 112
4'% Jan
,
16
No par
8'/a
6%
31'%
*133/8
,
.
3
;n%
40
;
34
Yi7V'v. v
"•::?:YyY 39%.
■
l
5
20th
Jun
YY
22%
17
2
*7%
*90.
105
.»
par
17%
/Y 40
91'%
104%
YYV
Truax-Traer
16'
.
"■
,
40
,
34
>Y,
\v
10
Nn par
7,V,
?
Tri-Continental Corp
<RK
preferred
;
8% May
323% Jan
8'/a
*7%
'
6'%
303%
13%
383%
3
3ya
*17
4'%
No par
com
t
,
3'/a
17%
17%
'
6%
31'%
"
"
is
,
3
"
YY
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13%
r
5%.
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x643/8
313%
6%'
143%
53%
/
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■
Y
143%
31
31
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,
14%
f 6%
141%
40
15 y8 Jan
3
6%
31'/a.'
*133%
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24'% May
13
*63/e
*31
14'%
-
9%
141%
14%
31%
No par
13
36%
24
v_
Transue & Williams' Steel
Aug 18
■: Y 9%-
9%
.
14'/a
63%
6'%
1
com
Jun
8 '/a
103
10
Y-
65
*13 VB
Transcont'l & Western Air Inc_
4 5
lb % Feb
13-
19y8 Jan'
Jun
yyy *141%
»
t
tftfl!
Co com—No par
preferred
Transamerlea
9
600
193/B
*31
TlmkenrDetroit Axle
'
Timken Roller
Bearing ^
Nn
16'% Aug 10
*11
ll'/a
65
par
common
preference ;
Water Associated Oil
*3 7R
11%
19% .-
v
No par
$3.50
10
100%
j
Co
preferred '
Tide
113%
16%
57%
TSTn
preference
Thompson-Siarrett
1
25% Mar
Dec-
cony
Fair?
4%
43% Mar 30
1
6'% Feb 11
98'% Feb
193/2 Aug
17% July:
3r% Dec/
Jan
Apr
1073/2 July
■12% Mar
4%
37% Jun
10% May
Nov
92
May
'
35% Aug 12
25'% Jan 21
14
55
5%
100
31/8
16 3/2
11 '%
65 %
50c
•
Thompson IJ'Ri
Thompson Products
9
*7
90'% Aug
2
4V« Aug 15
1023% May 3
13 VB Jun 13
23% May
Mar
9
459$ Jan
15
84% Apr 14
Dec!
96
113/4
3»/B
163/2
65
—
6
1,500
<
19
$2.50 conv preferred
50
1 Third Avenue Transit Corp_No par
Thomas Steel Co
(Tbe)j
1
8
Jan
290
4%
4%
14,200
5,400
—100
common
$2.40
X39% July 18
7
40
95/s
Pacific Ry Co
Inc
Thermoid
80
*79
:
15%
preferred
_No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
19
17 y8
v
4%
700
573/2 *
conv
The
8
8
7%
153/4
L
;
Jun
104%
?
6% Jan
2
43/4
Jan
f
-
900
33
.
57
No par
10
r.tfs
$1.25
4
1,700
33
7%
33
25
share
&
400
10
10
Pacific Coal & Oil-
Rnh
32'% Aug
5
13'% Aug 12
17
31%
19% Mar
•7% Aug
% 1% Jun 20
/ 59'/a May
85
95'/a
Texas
153% Jan 22
4% Mar 21
46%
Dec;
123/e
19
65% Aug 18
23% Jan
7
13 % July 12
May
253/4
.343/8
*10%
33/8 *
16%
"
Dec/
5'/4
*16 3/2
Co—_
Feb
'
'
3 3/8
5
Gulf Producing Co
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Nov;
X143/4
ll'/a
*10%
—5
Texas
19
10%
9
:
Corp
Corp
4,200
164
93%
29 3%
33
:78%
r
4%
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47
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(James)___
Telautograph
9%
9'%
33
1
33/4
Shares
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10
the Week
share
7%.
29%
9%
18
79
Y
43/a
9%
155
9%
fe»
Sales
Aug. 19
$ per
33
29%
9%
-
18
9
155
9%
9%
7%.
-
29%,
793%
*4%
9
155
33
'
v
9'%.
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l
■
33
8
9
'
10%
Friday
Aug. 18
155
*93%
29%
93s
Thursday
$ ner shnr»
$ per share
155
29%
No par
No par
com
;—=
Corp
9
*151
9%
33
CLOSED
:
$ per share
9
33
EXCHANGE
25
>
51/4 JanK 7
STOCK
(The)—4.16%
Ltd
23
PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 17
155
9%
10
i
International
Mar
89
14
Co
&
-
8%
*151
50
BALI
HIGH
Aug. 16
S per share
25
—_
(707)
Tuesday
Aug. 15
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Jun
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Highest
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-
235
Dec
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&
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102
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30
5%
53%
5%
600
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■
39
Jan
27%
Feb
39% May
19 % Jun
17
31% Jan
37%
Nov
433/4
333/4 Jun
13
42
103
Oct
110
Nov
Jun
107
Feb '.
98'
Jun
94
80
Nov
90
Jan
86% Jan
7
21 3/2
Feb ;
38% July
963/4 July
25'/8 Jun
13
73'/4 Jun
14
51% July
Jun
48 '
Apr
16
51%' Feb
31
Mar 28
41%
04
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243/B
Union
Carbon—No;
39%
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Un El Co of Mo
pfd $4.50 ser__No
series—,—No
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f per share
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1033/4
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13
14% Mar 2d
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57% Nov
90% Mar
61% Jan
3
19
23>A Oct
19% Feb 16
77
Aug 8
24% Aug 11
United Biscuit of
103
*6%
Dec
27%
Feb
29
293/4 Jun
July
5% July
29% Jan
3
333/4 Mar 17
Uriited-Carr
21/4 Jun
13
Unite
403/4 Jun
13
31% Apr
6
45% Aug 19
2% Jan
3
33/4 Jun 24
vY 4'/b Aug 17
7% Aug 19
4% Jun 28
36
Nov
Dec
Feb
3% May
Feb
9
55
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May
82% Apr
38% Jan
13
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•
16%
Feb
t
283/2
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2
Jan
46 3/4
Jun
34% Jun
22
48
Feb
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7
45
Jun
65
18%
Dec
11%
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.
23
May
213% May
July
19
163/4
Feb
89
Feb
153/2 Feb
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101
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3
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8
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76
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21
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253/4 Mar
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383/4 Jan
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433/4 Feb
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24
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85%
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■
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16
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4
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25
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193/4 Jan
17
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150
Feb
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156
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333/8
1193/4
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4%
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Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
14
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4
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8
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Leaf Tobacco
4
4%
16
10
preferred
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18%
,
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100
United Wall Paper Inc common
4% conv preferred
19
19
Friday
.
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10
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7%
8
25 '/4 Aug
8
133/4
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preferred
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900
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40
20
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16
51/2 Aug 12
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common
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26
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,
22
24.
141/2
;
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'
4% Mar
54%
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100
Machinery
U S Smelting Ref & Mln com
7%
preferred
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1403/2 Jan
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243/4.
73%
54%--
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97
181
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73/4
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Playing Card Co
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8%
21
37
22
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13
Dec
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28
24
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20
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22%
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19
36 % Jun
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22'
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Jun
Jun
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52'% Jan
58 Ye
22
,
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38
137%
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common
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;
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class A
58
Dec
3
7
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37'/4 Nov
1
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Jan
92
Aug. 18
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preferred
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313/4 Aug 12
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Dec
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73/4
;
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18
preferred
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Freight. Co
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393%
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Thursday
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108
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31%
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3
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18
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11
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543%
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com—30c
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8 5/8
45
83
83i%
50'%
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$3.50 convertible preferred
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106
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543/4 Mar
93/4 Mar 23
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8
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Jan
40
18% Feb 24
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22
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preferred
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convertible
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t.
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14
Jan
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56
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10
Universal Pictures Co
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8%
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42
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70
14%
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May
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Jun
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28
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10
Feb
16
13% Jan
6
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19 Mi
29%
20
Jan
3
23% Aug
3
Vick
Dec
Jan
85% Dec
94
May
85% Mar
5
89
Feb
95
Jun
85% Jan
5
90
Feb
32% Deo
48%
Jun
33% Jun
17
85
96%
Apr
91
Jan
7
98
14% July
5
Jun
6
11% Jan
Oct
7% Mar
93
Feb
Jan
15%
82% Jun
124% July
18% May
14% Not
109
117%
3
29
14% Jan
Jun
23
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28% Dec
17
15% Jan
113% Jun
Jun
3
27
July 18
Not
38% May
34% May
24%
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39%
Apr
25% Jun
25%
Deo
32%
Jan
23% Mar
29
Apr
32%
Jan
30
66
Jan
29%
29% July 27
14
5
Mar 15
38% Jan
Jan
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90
preferred
—100
•87
92
*87
92
•87
92
*87
92'
*89
92
*37
373/4
*97
99
7
7
non-cum
3%*>
*37
37%
100
*97
99
No par
*7
preferred
com
6%
dlr partlc preferred
Virginia Elec ft Pwr Co com
$5
6
1%
preferred
37
•36
*97
98
7%
89
*88
17%
17%
17%
17%
1153/4
115%
115%
♦16%
18
•16%
*28%
29
28%
30%
30%
30%
*28%
29%
29%
29%
29%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
32
*31
500
37
98%
7
115%
17%
5
Vulcan Detinning Co common
Apr 26
89
89%
36 3/4
*97
7
116
17%
♦115%
20
20
pfd
37%
98%
6%
25
25
25
Ry Co common
6% preferred
Visking Corp (The)
9
37%
•97
10
Virginian
30% Apr 30
*88%
88
X88
106
'
7%
100
preferred
Va Iron Coal & Coke 4%
32
11%
*22%
•85
23% July 14
Mar
11%
22%
Victor Chemical Works common—5
12
Shares
11%
90
32% Jan
31
the Weok
•85
14
33% Apr
$ per share
22%
•
2.50
Va-Carolina Chemical
21
Feb
gales for
Aug. 19
Sper share
Thursday
Aug. 17
S per share
90
8
21
17% Aug 18
118
Friday
Aug. 18
$ per share
Wednesday
Aug. 16
$ .per share j. *">.i'
$ perthare
♦85
5%
26
Aug
118
Aug. 15
Pacific Ry com_100
1
Feb
Co
Vicks Shreve ft
10
86
Chemical
Tuesday
Moriday
Aug. 18
I per thare
f per share
I per thare
YORK
Monday, August 22, 1949
RECORD
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
aiffhMt
9 per thare
NEW
Range Slaee Jan. 1
■igkaat
1948
CHRONICLE
STAPlf ft
»
Ltvwt
YORK
FINANCIAL
&
f.
63/4
89
17%
88'A
173/4
*115
J/a
7
17%
115%
17%
17%
18
18
28%
*28%
29 %
28%
29%
31
*30%
30"%
303/4
30'/s
29%
*30%
30%
27%
27%
27 J/2
*271/4
32
*31
*46
80
32
48
8,400
28
473A
18
32
*31
400
89
17%
115 J/2
.
115%
3,000
•31
32
*31
*17 >/2
18 J/2
130
28%
281%
600
303/s
30 7/8
1,600
30 %
301/2
400
80
W
57% Aug
45
Jun
6
12% Dec
15%
Jan
12
Jun
30
Dec
35%
Jun
25% Jun
13
31
May 19
105
28
105
100% Apr
101
Aug
27% May
8% Feb
21% Jun
1
13% May
16% July
*18% Mar
6% Jun
29
Jun
101
Jun
x87% Jun
14
May
xl2
9% Jan
3
32
Jan
18% Jun
8
22
94% Feb
3
'
*19%
Not
34% May
14
Jun
14
20%
Jan
27% Aug
23% Jun
27
25
Jan
11
12%
Dec
20% May
11% Jun
14
14
Jan
24
16%
Dec
22
Sep
16% Feb
10
18% Aug
9
13
Dec
30%
Jan
lia/4 Apr
21
6% May
33/4 Jan
3
153/4 Jan 25
5% July 15
22
Not
1
Dec
26
Sep
34 J/a
Aug
*80
Nov
86'/a
Jan
xl9% Jun
78
27% Jan
13
26% May
16% Jun
13%
19% July
14% Jan
3
114
Jun
108% Mar 22
Apr
119 J/a
Jun
113% Feb
25
111%
Oct
103% Feb
8
22%
Jun
100%
110%
Feb
5%
NOT
34%
Dec
Jun
104
22% Mar
24
12% Jan
14
293/4 Apr
13%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
14
14%
143/4
92%
92%
92%
93
94
94%
94%
94'A
170
11
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
11
10%
10%
12,900
20%
19%
20
20
20%
*19%
20%
900
20%
*20
13
30
Jan
24
6
68% Jan
26
15
26
13
Not
Dec
May
20
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
18
17%
18%
18
24%
24
24
24 3/8
24%
*24%
24%
24%
24%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
18%
18%
*18'A
18%
18%
183/a
*18%
18%
18%
18 Va
14%
14%
,13%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
*13%
5%
5%
5 Va
5%
5%
5%
29% Nov
39%
Jun
21% Jun
34% Jan
Dec
33 %
Jun
20% May 31
27
Jan
7
85% Feb
95%
Apr
903/4 Jun
3
98
98% Feb
213/4 Jun
15
104
Feb
101%
Jun
25
Dec
40%
Jun
80
Jan
37
Mar
83
Mar
23
115
>27%
Feb
M
Oct
Jan
293/4 Jun
11
13
48% Jan
July
5
2
27 %
80%
*80%
21%
21%
21%
20%
21%
10,900
No par
No par
108
100
23%
24%
23%
237/a
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
29,100
Nov
28% Feb
27%
31 Va
Feb
9
19%
Feb
6% Mar
Mar
51
Jun
Aug 18
4% Jun
x42% Jun
65% May
17% May
Dec
88 %
Jan
70
Jun
12%
-
Not
69
56% Jan
Dec
19
Jan
10
Jun
6
147/t Dec
18
Jun
14% Jan
14
22
8
Apr
100
100
116 Va
116 Va
116%
116%
116%
116%
116%
116%
116%
559
116%
116%
116%
116%
116%
116%
116%
115%
116 Va
1,370
110%
110%
110%
110%
110%
110%
110%
110%
1103/B
110%
660
111%
1113/4
111%
220
111% ■111%
107%
*106
100
105%
B
*106
105%
*104%
13% Jan
105%
Dec
128
Jan
4
28
Feb
37%
Oct
22
Jun
2
34% Jan
49%
Jun
44% Jan
3
49% July 29
*138
Jan
137
13%
25% May
81% Feb
Dec
58% Dec
11 % Jun
14
*59% Feb
39%
72% Apr ^ 7
68
Feb
25
79
66
Feb
9
Jun
8% Feb
Jan
May
<>* 64
58
Jan
96% July
69
8
Mar
Deo
100
*107%
34%
10% Feb
16% May
37
Dec
48
15% Feb
24
65%
89%
Dec
13% Dec
4
Jan
10
14%
14%
14%
40%-
40
40 •';■;
6%
700
37%
1,600
10%
10%
11
10%
10%
1,700
*22%
243A
*23%
24%
25%
26%
*26
26%
70
*63
70
*22%
Motor
257/a
66
14
14
26%
24 %
*97%
7
Oct
23
Aug 17
Oct
53% Jun
13
74
Jan
28
10% Jun
28
14% Jan
*19% May
Feb
35
3% Dee
asked P^ces;
M
*
Kx-dlvldend.
y
no
sales
25
97%
*97%
98
112
34
34%
77%
24%
f
77%
on
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Shares
22%
23
223/4
23%
23%
23%
*32%
*32%
33
*32%
323/4
33
series A
*32%
9%
9%
9%
9%
5
4%
4% ;;
4%
No par
44%
*44
No par
common
10%
No par
44%
11
*10%
11%
*103/4
17%
17%
17%
17%
137
*135
1414
68%
*73
74%
31
22%
Zonlte
844,580
2,218,000
$14,692,000
1949
Stocks—No.
of
1948
3,075,852
Bonds
Bank
Foreign
Railroad ft Industrial
Total
76
76
76
9%
22%
97/a
$5,000
80
76
1,000
93/4
22%
*21%
400
93/4
22%
1,100
10
10%
IO'/a
10 Va
2,600
*35
35%
35
35
22
<
9%
35
35
30
73
9%
9%
9%
700
23
22%
23
64
63%
63%
11%
11%
Ci>12 /v.".:
12%
12
12%
12 Va
12%
12'A
12 Va
2,100
24%
25
24%
25
24%
25
24%
25%
24%
24%
2,500
*3%
4
*3%
4
3%
4
has
|
..
been
filed
for
1,500
%
6,000
■
;
company's
reorganization,
a
•v
Deferred
delivery.
'
4
4
*3%
4
•'
sale. ~s Special
rCash
sales.
Transactions at the New York Curb
wdWhen
1,800
distributed.
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Total
Bond
Stockt
1
(Number
Sales
'
$5,0b0
3,689,500
3,144,000
$5,000
$16,107,500
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Bonds (Par Value)
'
Foreign •;
of
Shares)
Domestic
Government
1949
$29,000
$400,000
$782,500
5,000
89,000
845,000
3,537,000
1.405.500
900,000
58,122,470
56,842,180
14,692,000
11,107,000
448,129,100
648,662,900
$16,107,500
$12,125,000
$507,496,570
$709,824,580
$223,000
$213,000
204,000
$8,000
$2,000
42,000
5,000
251,000
341,230
108.000
6,000
335,260
117,000
48,000
2~000
,'167,000
284,815
112,000
1,000
3,000
116,000
1,356,975
$754,000
$105,000
$12,000
$871,000
166.500
Total
Week Ended Aug. 19
1948
203,788,422
Total
229,070
Jan. 1 to Aug. 19
147,329,029
Foreign
Corporate
Closed
1949
5,019,930
International
76
/_
63%
shares
U. S. Government
73
22%
2,455,000
Week Ended Aug. 19
73
23
3,352,000
$5,000
73
63%
$3,467,000
$1,405,500
120
75
1
237,000
5,019,930
3,100
69%
227/8
'
Total
143/4
69 %
69%
62%
'
j
143/4
*68%
70
No par
$4,000
1,000
143/4
69%
70
22%
293,000
272,000
143/4
69%
63'/a -yt
$326,000
277,500
500
22
Week Ended Aug. 19,1949
2,866,000
6,800
63
Bonds
3,408,000
26%
49
22
Government
1,182,250
26%
48%
63%
United States
1.443.050
26
49%
63
Z
Radio Corp
Products Corp
3,059,000
10
26
49
22%
22%
Zenith
138
♦135
137
7,300
14%
X75%
22%
22%
137
100
11
18%
71
74%
7
834,920
18%
69%
76%
9%
15
$3,141,000
*10%
183/a
6,200
26
'*69
76
Jan
715.130
11%
18
11
76%
14%
69
6
petition
*10%
900
44%
11
69%
14%
*21%
preferred
*73
44
49%
49%
*73
*9%
•-■
75%
137
*25%
*73
9%
*9
44
11
75%
18
*135
0
<
69%
69
76
7434
26
49%
14%
*68
71
No par
B
Mfg Co
49
14%
68%
*69
137
•25%
5,300
11
11%
11%
17%
*135
2,000
4%
44
*74
*10%
100
9%
11
76%
10
Co
300
9%
4%
76%
10%
*74
10
com
Closed
—
11
76%
*74
32%
9%
4%
44%
•44
44%
10%
4%
32%
9%
10
4%
4%
33
9%
1
Young (L A) Spring ft Wire_No Par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
Youngs town Steel Door
No pax
Bonds
200
450
8,000
22
9%
•;
26%
21%
35V4
Bonds
26%
5,200
9%
Bonds
27%
14%
'
21%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Week Ended Aug. 19,1949
78%
27%
•
14%
35%
Jnt'l
77%
'
14%
9%
Bank
773A
14%
I
com
2,900
35%
77%
■
14%
35%
Foreign
35
34%
34%
13%
9%
Railroad
112
500
13%
-
35%
of and Mitcel.
*108
26%
112
40
700
27
21%
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Stockt
102%
*25
13%
Ex-rlghts.
Number
102%
20
Motors
common
or
103
5,000
19,800
25%
98%
13%
25%
tin receivership,
26
24%
*973/8
25%
27%
1
this day.
25%
98
5,300
*26%
50
32
*108
14%
13%
49%
conv
''
:„
26%
34%
78 ' '4
:,V" 77%
;•
102%
1081/2
34
77 %
*26% "27%
27
25%
Corp
*108
33 Va
-
800
68
14
26%
98
25%
25%
112
33%
26
•■/v.
26%
26%
•63
14%
/V/25'/';
102%
*101%
24%
*108
14%
24
*23 Va
1
com
Co
ft Towne
103
103
78'A
48%
4%%
14%
26%
24%
97%
4% Jan
20% July 12
3% Feb -9
July
6% May
26%
24%
26%
24%
13%
6%
I
.
19%
26'A
24%
98
10
York
*63
26%
24%
♦25%
6%
14
103%
♦108
>
*107%
109
13%
Woolworth (F W) Co
If
Worthington Pump &'
Machinery common
No pa*
Prior pfd 4%% series
.-..100
Prior pfd 4%% conv series—100
Wright Aeronautical
No par
18
♦107%
24
*25%
*61
103%
Co
6% preferred
Woodward Iron
•22%
25%
*23%
preference
Wilson-Jones
24
12.B0
Co__
109%
*6%
65
25%
100
Sewing Machine
Oil
*107%
fex;
*61
100
Instrument
Elec
Tale
20
IO9V2
10%
24
Jan
*107%
10%
15
39% Jan
2,400
10%
Jun
12% Jan
500
40%
■
10%
25
13
190
14V4
40%
40
10%
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
8
105%
105%
*14%
109 %
14
39%
105'A
14%
40%
14
40
6%
76% Aug 16
9% Jan
7
30% May 13
16% Jun 17
May
107 Va
37%
19% Jun
July
11%
22
15% Mar'30
69% Aug 17
10
94
60% Mar
.
24
Not
*104%
111%
*106
38
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
10
Jun
*62
107%
37%
$4.50 canv pfd
Aug 18
;
■u u
112
37%
$4.25 preferred
5
41% Not
105%
*111%
*106
105%
*106
14%
*14
par
Lines Inc
Air
Wilson & Co Inc
17
125
111%
107%
111%
107%
6%
2
18% May
60
116
Auto
Willys-Overland
12 % Mar 10
79
1,000
37%
13
15
21
8% Jun
23%
82
67/a
Prior
Wilcox
12
7% Jan
6
10%
11
11% Jan
7% May 31
May
1*.
223/4
*80%
116
'
•
23
82
37%
323/4 Aug 10
18% Jan
22%
37
8
22% July
•V:
37%
White
9»/4 Feb
22%
109%
6%
25% Apr
13
■/:::/
6%
3
12% Jun
22%
;v
*36%
White
24% May
23
1
16% Mar 30
13% Dec
1,900
21
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior pref
No par
White Dental Mfg (The SS)
20
12
23% Mar
Jan
5%
80%
Weston
27
89% Jan
71
500
1,400
80%
3%% pfd series A
3.80% pfd series B
1073/4 July 27
Mar 30
102
July
57%
92
1
26% Jan
7
600
14
21
Aug 11
91%
5% C 5
;
500
22%
Aug 18
13
5%
3,400
.<
20
22%
series A
100
Western Union Teleg class A_No par
Westinghouse Air Brake
No par
Westinghouse Electric com
12%
7
23%
2,000
„
18
24%
*13%
Preferred
Mar 30
17
May 31
*20
13%
*93%
Supply Co
10
Western Maryland Ry com
100
4% non-cum 2nd pfd
100
Western Pacific RR com
No par
8
Jun
533/4 Jun
36% May
74% July
20
58% Dec
25%
2,100
80%
Western
8% Feb
8%
8
8%
79%
Western
24
21% Jun
16% July
38% July
7% Mar
8
22%
25
24
7%
5,100
20%
4.20%
8
17% Jan 20
32% May 23
May
7%
700
25%
79%
11
Feb
5
iO'/a May
77/a
253/8
253/8
10%
"
46 %
7%
25%
19%
West Penn
14
105 Va Aug
2
4
25%
—. —
1
73/4 Apr
353/4 Jun
X24%
400
105
No par
413/8 Mar 12
13% Mar
Oct
51%
25%
*103
104%
West Penn Elec Co com
Class A
1% preferred
6% preferred
26
113
18
101% May
16% Apr
38% Feb
Jun
108% Jan
Apr-25
25%
*103
29%
B
108% Jan
Apr
104 Va
200
14
13%
*28%
1
May 12
107
105
*103
14
'29%
B
41% Jan
Jun
Jun
14
28%
; -
92%
No par
14
113
107
Oct
46%
14%
28%
1
Power 4%% pfd
preferred series B
4.10% preferred series C
West Virginia Coal ft Coke
West Va Pulp ft Paper com_No
4%% preferred
105% Not
100%
25%
463/4
28%
$4 conv preferred
Indies Sugar Corp
111% Aug 10
104% Mar
46%
*14
.
105
*103
8
8
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com—2.B0
117'/a July 11
103% Mar
*113%
105
25%
14
29
0
West
21
24% Aug 10
116% Aug 10
Feb
*103
46%
14.
•28&
'
:
100
Webster Tobacco Inc
7
23% Jan
14
46%
14
29
No par
Wayne Knitting Mills
S Wayne Pump Co
84% Jan 24
July 13
19% Mar
47%
29
Warren Petroleum Corp
3
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
Waukesha Motor Co
S
7
"
3%
•13%
CLOSED
No par
5%%
preferred
Warner Bros Pictures
Warren Foundry & Pipe
4
12% May
25% Feb
22% Jan
♦45%
EXCHANGE
100
Ward Baking Co common
15% Jan 21
14
9% NOT
10% Mar
Jan
25% Aug 19
93/4 Jan
7
14
183% Mar
Aug 11
STOCK
No par
No par
100
Wabash RR 4Vs% preferred
Waldorf System
Walgreen Co common
4% preferred
Walker (Hiram) G ft W
Walworth Co
60% Jan 28
14% Apr
9
Btocks—No.
j^f
1948
114,000
Jan. 1 to Aug. 19
1949
1948
1,356,975
934,065
35,635,016
50,876,869
$754,000
shares.
$365,000
$22,452,800
$34,702,000
105,000
57,000
6,732,000
6,327,000
12,000
16,000
1,148,000
1,292,000
$871,000
$438,000
$30,332,000
$42,321,000
Bonds
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
Total
governmentcorporate
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.
-Number 4831
Volume 170
THE
COMMERCIAL &
Friday
italic
letters
In
the
column
headed
Figures
Range for Previous
*.
Range Since Jan. 1
""
Highest
NEW
Lowest
Highest
101.11 May
weekly
-
"Interest
decimal
Period"
9
•
i
a,
«
•,
Y1.M
(709)
•'
In
or
one
each
more
the month
case
32d
of
a
when the
bonds mature.
/
point.
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
BONDS
YORK
Saturday
STOCK
tTreasury 3%s
Monday
;
1
Tuesday
Aug. 15
;
Aug. 13
Low
High
Aug. 16.
Low
High
Low
.
Wednesday
Thursday
Aug. 18 *
Aug. 17
-
.
Low
High
Low
High
Sales for
Friday
the Week
Aug. 19
Low
High
Bonds ($)
High
Sep
108.28 May
108.13
Jan~26
110.23 Mar 11
101.18
Dec
102.22
Feb
110.23 Mar 11
102.23 Sep
102.23 Sep
Sep
101.11
101.19
Jun
101.19
Jun
102.1
100.24 Mar
100.25
Jan
103.8
100.23
Jan
100.26
100.23
Sep
100.24
Sep
101.12 Feb
9
101.13 Jun
100.16
Sep
101.12
Jun
101.7
7
103.2
100.7
Oct
100.27
14
Feb
Mar'u
July 25
Feb
May
100.18 Jan
6
100.28 Jun
14
102.13 July
102.30 Feb
9
100
Mar
100.4
May
100.13 Jan
20
100
Mar
100.17 Feb
9
100.2
Feb
Oct
100.21
Sep
101.13 Mar
104.9
.
14
Feb
104.6
3
Agu 10
July 25
103.8
24
Aug
2
101.28 Jun
103
30
Aug
8
105.4
Aug 10
102.10
July
Dec
101.3
Jun
100.31
100.30
Sep
100.7
101.8
101.18 July
101.19 July
Sep
Oct
100.16
14
9
100.21 Feb
Jan 26
101.18 Feb
Apr
*100.26
100.28
•104.13
104.10
*104.13
104.16
*104.13
104.15
2%s
109.28
*109.22
109.26 Y
*109.22
109.26
*109.22
109.25
1951-1954
•103.13
103.16
*103.13
103.16
*103.13
103.16
*103.13
103.16
*103.13
103.15
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1956-1959
•110.26
110.30
"*110.26
110.30
•110.24
2v*
110.28
*110.24
110.28
*110.24
1958-1963
♦111.26
111.30
*111.26
111.30
•111.24
2%b
111.28
*111.24
111.28
*111.24
111.27
19BO-1965
•
113.6
113.10
*113.8
113.12
•113.6
113.10
*113.4
113.8
*113.4
113.7
1949-1953
•100.19
100.21
*100.19
100.21
*100.19
100.21
♦100.19.100.21
*100.19
100.21
-1950-1952
•101.27
101.30
*101.27
101.30
♦101.27
101.30
*101.27
101.30
*101.25
101.27
-1952-1954
*103.9
103.11
*103.9
103.11
*103.8
103.10
♦103.8
103.10
*103.8
103.10
-1956-1958
•106.15
106.17
*106.15
106.17
*106.14
106.16
*106.14
106.16
*106.13
106.15
—.1962-1967
•104.22
104.24
♦104.22
104.24
*104.22
104.24
*104.22
104.25
*104.20
•104.5
104.7
*104.5
104.7
*104.5
104.7
*104.4
104.6
*104.3
104.5
2%rS
2%a
1965-1970
2%l
1966-1971
2Vis
2Vis—
2%s_
Jan
9
101.8
Jan
26
94.14
Jan
♦Bid
2s
due
and
Sept.
asked
104.22
2Via
—Jun 1964-1969
*103.25
103.27
*103.25
103.27
♦103.25
103.27
♦103.24
103.25
—Dec 1964-1969
103.26
♦103.23
2Vis_
•103.22
103.24
*103.22
103.24
*103.22
103.24
♦103.21
103.23
*103.20
103.22
*103.17
Jun 1967-1972
CLOSED
2%s
2Vis
2 Vis
2Vis
Dec 1967-1972
*103.17
103.19
♦103.17
103.19
*103.16
103.18
*103.15
103.17
103.18
*103.16
103.18
*103.16
103.18
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103.17
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103.16
•
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Sep 1967-1972
103.19
•103.16
STOCK
2%s
102.29
102.31
♦102.30
103
*102.30
103
*102.28
102.30
*102.28
102.30
♦105.23
105.25
*105.25
105.27
•
105.26
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105.24
*105.22
105.24
*102.29
102.31
*102.30
103
*102.30
103
102.29
102.29
*102.28
102.30
1951-1953
♦103.5
103.8
*103.5
103.8
*103.5
103.8
♦103.6
*103.6
103.9
1952-1955
♦102.28
102.30
*102.28
102.30
*102.26
102.28
*
105.24
103.9
-1.26
.35
*it
8
101.18 Feb
9
*106.2
106.6
*106.3
106.7
*106.3
106.7
*106.2
106.6
*106.2
1956-1959
*105.5
105.7
*105.5
105.7
*105.4
105.6
*105.4
105.6
*105.4
105.6
.Jun 1959-1962
106.5
*102.24 102.26
*102.24
102.26
*102.24
102.26
*102.24
102.26
*102.23
102.25
Dec 1959-1962
*102.23
*102.23
102.25
*102.23
102.25
*102.23
102.25
*102.22
102.24
Sep 1949-1951
102.25
*100.3
100.4
*100.2
100.3
*100.2
*100.2
100.3
*lu0.2
100.4
Dec 1949-1951
*100.13
100.14
*100.12
100.13
♦100.13
100.14
*100.12
10C.13
*100.12
100.14
*100.18
109.20
*100.18
100.20
♦100.18
100.20
*100.18
100.20
*100.18
100.20
-Sep 1950-1952
*101
101.2
*101
101.2
♦
♦100.31
101.1
*100.31
101.1
——-1951-1953
*101.23
101.25
*101.22
101.24
*101.22
101.24
*101.22
101.24
*101.21
1951-1955
*101.31
102.2
*102
102.2
*101.31
102.1
♦101.31
102.1
*101.30
110.2
Jun 1952-1954
♦102.6
102.8
*102.6
102.8
♦102.5
102.7
*102.5
102.7
*102.4
102.6
Dec 1952-1954
*102.14
102.16
*102.14
102.16
*102.13
102.15
*102.13
102.15
*1U2.12
102.14
104.3
99.11 Jan
5
sales
1949-51, called Sept.
101.2
at
July 14
Aug 17
102.12
transacted
15
1953-1955
IVis
101.2
101
101.23
*104.4
104.8
*104.4
104.8
*104.4
104.8
*104.2
104.6
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♦100.18
1950
Bank
100.3
100.20
*100.18
100.20
*100.18
100.20
*100.18
100.20
*100.17
100.19
•101.3
101.6
101.6
*101.3
101.6
102.12
*102.13
102.17
..
for
Reconstruction & Development
10
No
$5,000
2-7
1
1954-1956
Mar lyt>u-i952
Treasury
98.24 Jan
price.
110.27
1963-1968
Treasury
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s__
_
98.30 May
99.30 May
100.27
*100.25
2Vis
International
94.10
*100.26
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
9
_
101.26 May
100.28
104.16
•109.24
Treasury
100.21 Feb
101.7
•100.26
*104.13
109.26
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Treasury
2Vis
Treasury
2Vis_.
tTreasury 2s___
tTreasury 2s
6
Oct
100.31
102.31 Jan
3
102.26 May
100.23 Jun
100.21
100.28
104.16
♦109.22
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Apr
102.31 Jan
104.9
Sep
100.28
•104.13
1955-1960
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Jan
101.14
•100.26
1961-1955
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__
101.7
102.26 May
100.7
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1949-1952
2%i
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100;
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day.
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1957
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101.8
*101.2
101.6
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1972
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103
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102.15
tThe following Treasury
15, 1949-51, called Dec.
bonds
15
being called
are
at
100.
Odd
a
lot
redemption:
for
transaction,
r
3Vis
due
1949-52,
Registered
bond
102.12
"101.2
102.12
called Dec. 15
at
102.12
100;
2%s
due
called
1949-53,
Dec.
$5,000
15
at
100;
transaction.:
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19
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27
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1978
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1965
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61
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106
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50
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87%
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CHRONICLE
-
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-
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or
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2003
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92%
93
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14
94
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84
6
2003
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99%
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3
97%
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92%
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107%
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ser A
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1973
3-D
B
1964
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fund„Pbb 11967
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1960
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(Southern Lines) 4s
May Dept Stores 2%s debs
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mtge 3s
1959
1973
—.1966
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1951
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101%
103
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——
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1975
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1965
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1963
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7
88
1980
87%
National Dairy
Products
61%
80
86%
series P_
873/4
Chattanooga
54
79
IS
series N
46%
mtge 3s series B_
59
IS¬
3s__.
General
1st
13
59
2047
2%s
88%
A
Con.t? M 5s seriesgt? 3V*8
Constr 5*leX l8f
A
Nashville
101%
643/8
3s
87%
?£?.^States Tel
3 Vis debentures
56%
A ref
US
4
69
A ref
US
Constr M
62
73
78
65
67
1975
series
106%
943%
62%
*98%* 99
62%
1st
663%
J-J
A-O
195*
jb
97
1st A ref 2%s series Q.
1st & ref M 3%s ser R
1971
Co
107 V2
99
74%
1977
a
102% 103
series M—
P
(Jonn)
103
1st A ref 3s
series
Monongahela Ry 3 Vis
105
—
85
1st
1902
gtd
112'%
2047
8 A 1st guaranteed 4s
Ohio Edison 1st mtge 3s.
1st
RR—
1st
Q-F
Q-A
41st & ref 3Vis series I
102%
series G
ref 5s
129%
111
108%
5s
Mohawk A Malone
128
100
102%
80%
1990
series
72
2
Power Co—
Oregon-Washington RR
5b
gold 5s
10
102
56
5s series A
4s
ret
77
113
81
105%
-
„
•45
A-O
100
99%
66
45%
A
ser
77
JOgdensburg A Lake Champlaln Ry—
100%
100%
80
B
gold 5Vis
A
Morren
61
ret
A
AConv
109 %
91%
61
ret
A
A 1st
85
61
J-J
ret
A 1st
105%
108%
95
87
•„
JS
4 Vis series D
197a
adjust 5s series A—Jan
1967
tMissouri Pacific RR Co—
General
87%
•86%
US
Jan 1991
lien
A 1st
A
89%
101%
1
71%
US
*■"
A Cum
A
88%
101%
106%
14
129% 129%
Q-J
2047
mortgage
75
97%
103 Vb
101%
673/4
69
Jan 1971
AGen mtge 4s inc ser A
Mo Kansas & Texas 1st
4s
lien
100%
„
•63
1st
Jack Lans A
Sag 3Vis
1st gold 3 Vis
Prior
♦101%
1997
Jan 1 2047
3s
23/4S
Northwestern
62%
10
r-
QS
mtge 2%s
1st mtge
1st mtge
67
*111
1974
registered
(Minn)
22
104 % 104%
A-O
1997
Ref A lmpt 4%s series A
Ref A impt 5s series C
Ref A impt 5s series D
Coll trust 4Vis
93%
A
lien
46%
35
14
Railway—
4s
registered
General
33
28
15%
108% 108%
4%s series A
Pacific
Northern States
84
H
St Louis Div 2d
gold 3s
Atl Knox A Cine Div 4s
1st
ret
lien
4s
50%
106%
106% 106%
104 7/s
Inc
conv
38
101 % 101%
A-O
Northern
3-D
1073%
25
,
*1053/4 106%
US
123%
1963
Lorlllard (P) Co deb 6s
3s debentures
Louisville Gas A Elec 3 Vis
1st A ref mtge 3s
Louisville A Nashville RR—
5s
2014
5s
mtge
108%
1983
A
AGen
103
•100
1951
series
gold
mtge 3s series P.
103
120
1st
Falls Power 3V4l
Norfolk Southern Ry Co—
106%
•106%
M-xr
97%
104%
*62%
5s_
Norfolk A Western Ry 1st gold 48.1995
Northern Central gen A ref 5s
1974
A-O
—
gold
Niagara
;
63 Vi
*10
4%s—
Telephone 2%s ser D.
mtge 3Vis ser E
Ref
1963
A
Y
gold
Ref
35
70
A-O
N
5
50
105%
*36
8 A 2d
8 A General
■
■12
96
♦105
46%
a
:•
IS
IS
58
11 Vb
1013%
Susquehanna A Western RR—
42%
28%
Miami
1977
1963
58
32
W»tmm
Little
98%
31
—m
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry ext 6s_1951
Lexington A Eastern Ry 1st 5s
1966
Liggett A Myers Tobacco 5s
1951
7
101 Vi 1013/4
90
2003
A5s series F wi
2%
44
2003
1
w
A4Vis series E wi
6%
38%
40
103%
34
23
38%
30
1013%
8%
4 -; > ■
37%
2003
A 4s series D
Gas 2%A
1st 3%a
69%
48%
83/4
38
38%
2003
2003
State Elec
Y Steam Corp
IN Y
56
33%
33/4
A-O
60
72%
81
*1013/4 102
US
1st cons
cons mtge 4s ser A wi
4V2s series B wl
1
2%«—1975
gtd 4*
1993
N Y Power A Light 1st mtge
30
62%
71
8%
N Y A Putnam
2
High
70
74%
3%
J-D
93
5s
w
Jf-M
1955
4s
__
us
C
19®4
4s
70%
162
35
mtge 4s ser A
AGeneral
*68%
..
74%
IAN Y Ont A West ref 4s—June 1992
;;
N
2003
170
—
RR—
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72
28
35%
96%
A
56%
3
343%
—
101%
78
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83%
77
2003
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100
64%
35
98
39%
AGen mtge conv inc 4%s ser A-2022
Harlem River A Port Chester—
65%
IS
61%
38%
97
77
US
60%
39
91 Vi
Haven
Jan. 1
Low
May
1st A ref
4 Vis series B
Range Since
Sold
No.
2007
93%
F-A
2003
modified
100
High
61
88
95
•
'■'•V
Bonds
IS
91 Vi
*93 VB
Friday's
low
MS
90 Vi
New
or
Bid & Asked
'
1973
74%
*
'
US
87%
91 Vi
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
1973
96 Vi
F-A
4%s stamped modified.
4,/afi registered
series
N Y Lack & West 4s series A
81
16
Period
\
1st
F-A
Interest
High,
Co—
P-A
,
BONDS
N
Dei
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
5s stamped
.1964
6s stamped
1964
5s stamped
1974
Lehigh Val Harbor Term gtd 6s
1954
Lehigh Valley Ry Co NY 4%s ext.I960
Lehigh Valley RR—
4s stamped modified
2003
stamped
90 Vi
*83
—
_107f
reg
19
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Ltd—
Income
AUGUST
Range Since
Sold
High
89 Vi
90
J-O
ENDED
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid A Asked
Low
Lake Sh A Mich Sou gold 3%s.
3 %s registered
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
100
*102Vi 103
IS
A-O
9734
99
89
101%
1003%
10
103
973%
103
1st mtge 4Vis
series A
1989
I-D
84%
1st mtge 4Vis
series B
1965
A-O
*84%
85%
81
92
1st mtge 4Vis series C
I960
Pitts Youngstown A Ashtabula
Ry—
1st gen 5s series B
1962
1st gen 5s series C
1974
A-O
83%
83%
803%
92
107 Vi 109%
107%
109
1st
gen
4Vis series D_
*
F-A
84 Vb
81%
92%
I-D
1977
I-D
FIttston Co 5Vis inc debs.
1964
Potomac Elec Pwr 1st mtge 3V«8_1966
1st mortgage 3 Vis
1977
JS
*106
106
107%
F-A
*108
108%
1063%
108
1983
IS
*103
1033/4
102
103%
1984
US
._1956
MS
1st mortgage 3s
1st mtge 2% s
Providence Terminal 4s.
IS
99%
99% 100
99%
14
99%
99%
100%
9934
Volume
Number 4831
170
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(713)
29
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock
Exchange
Last
Period
or
Sale Price
Service
.1903
—
M-N
1st & ref
mtge 3y«».
lst
&
mtge 3s—
.2037
&
8a_
.2037
104%
J-J
1st
ref
mtge
.1968
J-J
Low
101 %
"108% 109
*141%
__
1st
&
ref
mtge
3s—
1973
MS
1st
&
ref
mtge 2%s.
1979
J-D
.1964
J-J
105
109%
107 Vi
146Vi
**104'A
104
106
103%
104 %
100%
102%
106 Vi
104'A 104'A
1
Low
Tol
J-D
Orleans 3%s._1974
Range Since
Sold
High
*101%
Jan. 1
No.
Low
High
100%
—
1960
J-J
47%
I960
A-O
183A
3%s__19b0
J-D
*94
95%
M-8
♦99
tThird Ave Ry 1st ref 4s
A Adj income 5s
148
220
—
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Pacific-Missouri
Term RR of New
215
—
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Sale Price
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'■
Texas
7
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
High
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Interest
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
104% 104%
J-D
ref
AUGUST 19
Range Since
Sold
High
Elec & Gas Co—
debentures
3s
ENDED
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Public
WEEK
Week's Range
Jan
Ohio Cent rei & unpt
47%
48
48
18 %
19
116
102
41
71%
16%
45%
94
102
100%
98%
100%
109% 109%
108'A
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs
1961
Union Electric Co of Mo 3%s,
1971
M-N
1975
A-O
101% 101%
99%
1968
M-N
♦103% 104'/»
100%
103 '/a
1967
J-J
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103
104%
1970
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F-A
U
Quaker
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2%s
deb.
*
102 Vi
—
_
1st mtge & coil
R
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Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs__1973
Rochester
Gas
&
Elec
Gen
mtge
Gen
mtge 3%o
Gen
mtge
3%s
Gan
mtare
3 Vis
JA
.
4%s series
-1977
.1967
-1967
2d
J
.1969
1st gold
5s
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10
7%
8%
*101% 103%
97%
67%
68'/a
*73
1953
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*99
1989
Nov 1989
3s
Tel
& Tel
debentures
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2%s series E
4s
series
92
M-N
&
ref
2"Vis
M
& Southwest
ser
1st
1st cons 5s
1st lien & ref M 3%s ser C
;
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100%
127
128
100
102%
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■
6
'
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40
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99%
98%
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99%
48
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96
103
98%
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47
48
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40
95
99%
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123
123 Va
Baking
103%
8
3%s
mtge
96
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102%
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J-J
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102%
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73%
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99'A
m-n
89%
m-n
88
99
100
90%
59
87%
88%
54
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95
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95
86%
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101
103%
101
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92%
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101
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44
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96
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35
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estate
4%s
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99%
M-N
42
49 Va
66
97%
101%
99'/a
101
99% 100
,
99%
99%
92
95
77%
1951
A
J-J
debentures
*
100'/a
1973
J-J
1949
M-N
1992
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102
86
101%
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86%
10
100'/a, •
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101'/a
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&
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series
2019
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,
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104
1960
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100
102%
112'%
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31
71%
.1
103
96%
96%
12
71'%
74%
36
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46%
100
A-O
~i
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1958
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107%
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3s
103
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98
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Electric
~
75%
76
74%
74%
40
40
76
J-J
1949
deposit
§ ASu & Du div & term 1st 4s
104%
*115%
J-J
1936
A
M-N
-
—
101%
5
deposit
Power
2%s
1st mortgage 2%s
Wisconsin Public Service
97
99%
M
3%s series C
7
115'A
24
99 %
106'A
37
104%
96'/a
96%
•'••A 18
94%
92%
92%
2
88'%
124'A 124'A
2000
11
118%
92%
113
3'As
*5
78
J-D
1979
J-J
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W
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104%
98%
M-S
1971
95%
101%
90%
1976
107
102%
106
1990
& Pacific 1st
gold 5s
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Texas
99%
V
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general
4s
A Certificates
of
52
102% 103
1970
101 J!
35%
1970
1967
97
119'% 119'%
Orleans RR—
1st & ref M 3 Vis series B
1st
J-J
102'A
100 3*2
99
J-D
conv
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97%
62
76
V
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761/4
777/8
101% 101%
M-S
63%
52'A
.
27
19
99%
93%
J-J
1971
109%
12
54'/a
M-S
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106%
567/a
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'
—
72
—
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&
106%
53'A
A-O
1951
104
53%
56%
M-S
1950 %
~2
107
107
M-S
_
55
99%
99'/a
105% 107%
J-D
M-N
106%
45
104
104
1st mtge 3'As series D
Wilson & Co 1st mortgage
Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s
3
9fJ%
99%
92
104%
101
Yonkers Elec Lt <fe Power 2%s____i976
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99%
76%
102
85
49
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37
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33
107
102%
93%
-
85
F-A
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98
108
101'A
5
——
guaranteed
debentures
2.65s
85
83
64%
94%
98%
101%
99%
104
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m-n
95%
7v>5
108
101% 101%
A-0
m-n
2%s
116%
79%
4s
Westinghouse El
95%
109%
18
103% 103%
*103
Funding
84%
15
1st
25-year gold 5s
30-year 5s —
90
40
88
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87
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1974
92%
'
'
1965
& imp 2%s
Corp 3s deb
106%
75
2
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♦101
A-O
:
Western Maryland 1st mtge 4s
1952
Western Pacific 4%s inc A
Jan2014*
Western Union Telegraph Co—
95%
77
15
Shore
98
1968
Registered
101
84
83'/a
J-J-
1972
74%
75
90
77%
101%
100
*__
1966
89
*100
J-J
J-J
84
88%
J-D
70%
--
75
70
98
1979
Gen mtge 3s gtd—
West Penn Power 3 Vis series I
J-J
75
II
-
Texas
98
102'A
103 %
v*68
1967
104%
94%
1973
Texas
104
79
17
Co—
100%
1971
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
Ref & imp M 4s series C
110%
85%
85
M-N
.
5Vas
debs
(subordinated)
1970
Warren RR 1st ref gtd gold 3%s__2000
Washington Terminal 2%s ser A..1970
Westchester Ltg 5s stpd gtd
1950
101%
,
1
1985
debentures
104'/a
107%
101% 102%
101%
Apr
Apr
M-N
debentures 3%s_1976
conv
33
1983
debs
101%
102%
110% 110'/a
Apr
G & W 2%s debs.1966
54%
100
99%
*123%
Walker
104% 104%
1966
106
98%
*104%
A-O
1971
99%
25
1
1st mtge 3%s series B
101% 101%
1951
70
*102% 103%
Gen mtge 4s lnc series A.___Jan 1981
Gen mtge inc 4'As series B—Jan 1991
98
J-D
•
106
107%
101% 101%
W
F-A
4Vis__2013
2%s
80
Wabash RR Co—
69%
J-D
1956
Sunray Oil Corp 27/is debs
96
.100%
♦__
101%
M-S
102 %
*126
J-J
1956
Standard Oil of Calif 2%s
debs
Standard Oil (N J) deb
2%s
2%s debentures
27/ss
1995
1973
Va
J-J
1996
Louis Div 1st gold 4s
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs
3 Vis debentures
A
Spokane Internat 1st gold
Co
A-O
94%
96
75%
J-J
1958
101'A
103%
1956
St
&
2003
97
99'/a
93'/a
F-A
107%
1994
>' Memphis Div 1st gold 5s
Swift
gtd 5s
91%
2
'•
1961
A
6Vis series A
gen
85%
w—.
106%
1996
gold 5s
&
A-O
G
1963
1979
Virginian Ry 3s series B
101
1986
l^~el & gen 6s series A
Devel
M-S
V
110
*107%
1981
,
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1st mtge 2 Vis series G
Southern Ry 1st cons
'
1975
1978
1st
61%
J-J
1st mtg 3%a ser
A.1975
Pacific RR Co—
gen
M-N
series A—1953
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
1st & ref mtge 2%s series E
1st & ref mtge 3s series F
88%
46%
A-O
1977
San Ft Term
&
,
*102% 103
1969
Gold 4Vis
Devel
gg
1994
(Oregon Lines) A
1st mtge
:
105
11987
4 Vis
Southern
1957
Gen
Indiana Ry 2%s
Southern Pacific Co—
4 Vis
Vandalia RR cons g 4s
Cons s f 4s series B
1985
;
Southern
1st
83
„
*109%
Co—
—
16
103%
10
93%
*96
1979
debentures
2%s
31
208
M-n
1963
debentures
2%s
85
53%
J-J
t§ASilesian-Amer Corp coll tr 7s__1941
Skelly Oil 23/4S debs
1965
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2Vis
1976
Southern Bell
102
1003A
*80
debentures
3Vis conv debentures
V-D
1998
AGen mtge 4Vis series A
Jan 2010
(Jos E) & Bona 2Vis
1960
Debentures 3s
1974
VShell Union Oil 2Vis debs
1971
RR gtd 5s
84 %
52%
J-J
1st mtge 4s series A
Ala
85
53
M-N
6eagram
Nor
A-O
M-S
100
97
May
:
&
101
J-J
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1990
St Paul & Duluth 1st cons
gold 4s_1968
St Paul Union
Dept 3Vis B
1*71
Scioto V & N E 1st
gtd 4s
1989
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
South
97
93%
1959
86
J-J
A-0
mtge 4s series A—I
1997
2nd mtge lnc 4 Vis ser
A—Jan 2022
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
inc
26
101% 101 %
1967
76
71%
96
A-O
M-N
101%
1996
certificates
bond ctfs
M-S
.1991
series C_.
2%s debs
Rubber
103%
99%
12%
MS
103
L
103
?
1976
S
102
101%
10
11
102
110'
RR—
2Vis
mtge
109 7%
Universal Pictures 3%s debs—
106%
*10
1998
bond
deb
debentures
2%s
105%
—
1971
A.
Pacific
2%s
U
*106'/a
Calif 3s
of
United Biscuit Co of Amer 2%s__ ..1966
J-J
A
4s
Union
118
;
debentures
Ref
117
—
J-J
1st
4s
93%
105%
1949
Rocky Mt & P 5s stamped
St Louis-San Francisco
Ry Co—
1st
85
102%
1941
.
stamped
gold 6s
2d
23
__
♦119'A
MS
Jiamptu.
St L
St
91%
MS
series
4Vis
Adlr
90 Vi
*105%
MS
I
Saguenay Power 3s series
St Lawr &
91 Vi
MS
H
Oil
2%s
A-0
series
as
!§ARutland RR
Jf-N
D
series
Rut-Canadian
Union
Corp—
trust 2%s
debentures
3s
119'%
Deferred
delivery
'
1
■
96%
96%
94
year's range, d Ex-interest.
• Odd-lot sale not
Included in the year's range
n Under-tbe-rule sale not Included in the year's range,
r Cash sale
not included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
' v
SNegotlability impaired by maturity.
fCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganised under Beetion 77 ot
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday s bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
a
103
106%
sale
not
Included
in
the
t,
99
97%
.
127
1985
A
UavxHo
ffllUntr
flat.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
-A
AND
following extensive list we furnish a comDlete record of the transactions on New York Curb
Exchange for the week beginning on Saturday, Aug. 13
Friday. Aug. 19. It is compiled from the reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security, whether stock
bond, in which any dealings have occurred
„lirrpnt VPar
during the current year.
and ending the current
or
,
_
.
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS—
New York Curb
Motors
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Adam
Hat
Sale Price
Alloys
Mfg
Associates
Inc
6
Air-Way
Electric
Great
Alabama
Power
Alles
&
Allied
Fisher
pfd
100
-.1
$3.75
Bros
Co
common
of
97%
5%
America
Aluminum
Goods
;
Aluminum
Industries
Mfg
common
American
Jun
32%
6
Aug
American
1%
Jan
American
7%
Jan
Jan
500
8%
Jun
COO
4%
Jun
5%
Feb
:
6%
500
79'%
20
78% Aug
97'A
97'A
25
91
4%
5%
6,600
7
Apr
Mar
92 '%
Jun
97% Aug
Book
Cities
B
Power
&
&
Hard
American
Rubber
5% July
Feb
3'/a
Apr
American
13%
Jun
17%
Jan
5%
Feb
51
50
51%
3,900
45%
Jun
54
99%
93%
99%
100
93%
Jan
99% Aug
300
6
"5% ~6
600
Mar
20% July
4% Jun
6% May
9'/a Jan
Mar
American
Maracaibo
American Metal
American
American
6 %
25
Co
Jan
~6
.100
10c
1
1
preferred
Laundry Mach
American Mfg Co common
Apr
;
Natural
26'/a
Jan
Class
6%
Jan
American
Potash
Co
& Chem
B
Republics
High
35%
Jun
51%
1.700
%
Jun
1%
Jun
1"%
63
63
58
July
6
Mar
20
7%
7%
7%
700
45%
44%
45%
5,900
x2%
/
2
—V
25
class A
•
*
10
2%
1,300
34%
34%
325
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
66
37% Jan
Jan
2
Jun
7% Aug
46"% July
114% May
2% July
27%
Feb
33%
32%
Jan
34%
9%
—
—
.
111
Jun
13%
19% Aug
25'%
15%'Mar
.
4%
10%
19%
20%
14
19%
14
4
1,100
Aug
Apr
Jan
|
Apr
100
13
July
4%
34,000
3
Jun
400
7%
Jun
10% Aug
Feb
41
10%
10%
32
•
Co
Gas
20
1
preferred
American
%
—.
25
Co
Products common
Meter
/
10
com
preferred
convertible
Low
2,800
46
Light—
American General Corp common
$2 convertible preferred
$2.50
43%
%
1
Electric
Range Since January 1
High
1
45%
1
100
—
Gas
Shares
1
common
Co
Feb
6
class A
Beverage
American
4%%
Co
3%
"i
•
•
6%
American
Class
Car
■
*
common
Bantam
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
■
2%
•
100
Jan
10 % Mar
•'
3%
5
common—•
preferred
Aluminum Ltd
Jan
Jan
800
1
1
cumulative
Jan
l7% A
1.1
Brewing Co
Aitofer
1%
3% May
1% Mar
6'A
'I''!"I/''''
High
3%
600
"9%
Sale Price
Week's
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Jun
6%
Investing Corp
(Mich)
common
Products
l'/a
79%
50
common
Altes
Aluminum
% May
300
6
6
Appliance
4.20%
Allied
Friday
Low
"2
_9
J)
19
STOCKS—
High
Stores
(N
Inc
Internat
1%
AUGUST
Range Since January 1
7'/a
1%
Southern
Airlines
~5'A
ENDED
Sales
Shares
20
common
Inc
Alabama
Alaska
~2
FOR WEEK
tor Week
.10
Stores
Supply Mfg
Agnew Surpass Shoe
Alnsworth
Low
-1
Aero
Air
Range
of Prices
warrants
common
Co
Week's
Last
Exchange
Par
ACF-Brill
Acme
RECORD
YEARLY
In the
32
26
26%
25
34
5V4
Jan
Jan
24
24%
24
Jan
26'/a Aug
x37 % x37 %
26%
100
30
Jun
32
24
24%
550
22%
Jun
28 % Mar
24%
24%
300
22%
Jun
28 'A Mar
22%
24 %
3,700
20%
Jun
25 %
11,700
17%
Aug
Jan
4*-
J*
•••■
FOR
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS—
Exchange
New York Curb
Range
•ale PrUe
ef Prices
Low
Par
American
Amer
$6
Seal-Kap
American
4%
4%
5%
6%
1,900
4%
4%
200
(7%
14%
-
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4% ft pfd- —IOC
109
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co
1
Argus
Ino
Arkansas Natural Gas common-
If
I*
$7 pfd_.
Light
—2.5#
Equipment Corp
1
Ashland Oil A Refining Co
•
$1.20 cony preferred
Aspinook (The) Corp
2%
2%
9%
10
10%
10%
10%
10%
.-
•PMW
Feb
Jun
17% Feb
Feb
3% May
5
Jun
8% Jan
103%
1%
Apr
Jun
109% July
1,900
10%
Jan
10% Aug
10%
100
Jan
5%
Jan
6
400
16%
17%
10%
21%
22%
1,100
9%
8%
1,700
6%
Apr
Jan
23% Feb
19%
9% Aug
Jun
Industries-
Electric
American dep rets reg
Laundries of America.
X
■
•
%
0
21V*
V*
X
21
500
21 %
II—1
2%
2%
2,100
50
39%
39%
16%
100
Fisheries
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlas Corp warrants—
300
Associated Tel A Tel class A
5%
Plywood Corp
7%
6% July
CI
5%
15%
6
13,200
4
11
Feb
Mar
% Jan
Feb
22% Jan
51%
July
6
Jun
21%
Jun
Jan
Jan
15%
2,100
1
4'/a
4%
4%
1,000
•
8
8
8%
600
6% July
8%
Avery (B F)
common
1
800
8
Mar
11%
Oft preferred
Ayrshire Collieries Corp com
25
25
Feb
15 %
Jau
A Sons
1
11%
4%
10%
11%
22%
125
20
July
11%
11%
400
10
Jun
Mfg
10
Jun
137/e
Jan
62%
63%
100
57%
Jun
64%
Jan
16%
17
125
11%
Jun
17%
Feb
Jan
Apr
B
7ft
Wilcogc Co
Locomotive—
53
1,800
41
32
32
50
32
Aug
200
7
Feb
8% Aug
4% July
Baldwin Rubber Co common
Banco de los Andes-
Jun
Jun
Feb
16% Jan
8%
3%
——*
3
6,200
15%
•
1
7%
Beau-Brummel Ties common
(AS) Shoe Corp
Bellanca Aircraft common
1
1,300
13%
5%
Jun
10%
10%
200
7
1
common
7
11%
1
Blue
Ridge Corp common
Blumenthal (8) A Co common
1
3%
(HO)-Co commonprior cum pld
•
3%
3%
6,400
2%
8%
800
5%
Jun
1,225
23%
36
41*
100
69
69
140
SI
Borne, Scrymser Co
Bourjols Inc—
16
17
20
39%
62
•
Brazilian Traction
Light A Power
common
—
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Brillo Mfg Co common
17%
17%
17%
5%
5%
5%
•
16
16
100
Oil Co
•
Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord
bearer
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Celanese Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Columbia
Power class A
Class B
21%
21%
100
series B preferred
preferred series O.
4% ft
4%
Consolidated
.100
•
Coro
$1
Cosden Petroleum common
convertible preferred
Jun
(EL) Co common
Bruck Mills Ltd class
B
3,500
4%
10%
11%
2,000
7%
2.50
Bunker Hill A Sullivan
Burd Piston
Ring Co
Burma Corp Amer
dep rets
Burry Biscuit Corp
11
11
2.60
1
XllVa
14%
10
8%
2%
%
2%
Internat'l "A" partlc
Cuban Tobacco
; ■■■
'
•
Davenport Hosiery
.4
American d^p rets 6%
Calamba Sugar Estate
pfd
fl<&
debenture
California
Electric
8
Jan
Devoe &
10
Dobeckmun Co
Domestlo Credit Corp class A
Aug
20 Va
11% Mar
5
Jan
May
Amer
Dominion
Tar & Chem Co Ltd
Feb
Draper
Jan
1%
Jan
2% May
Canada Cement Co Ltd
common
preference
I
Canadian Canners Ltd common
Convertible
preferred
Canadian Industrial Alcohol—
Class A voting
Canadian Industries Ltd—
7% preferred
Canadian
Marconi
Carr-Consolidated B'«cuit Co
rets
A
ord
22
July
Duke
Power
8%
Feb
22
Aug
24% July
8%
8%
300
7%
300
Jun
10%
7% July
9%
148% July
1%
B
1%
14
1%
4,100
1
200
12
May
1%
21
8%
8%
100
7%
Jun
8%
2%
2%
100
2%
Jun
•
3%
46%
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
109
Mar
48
Apr
111% Mar
2
Feb
4% Mar
ChamberIin Co
For iootnotes
1
see
.
--
page
3.BO
—
33.
10
13% Mar
Mar
3%
300
3%
2
50
24%
Jun
3%
600
3%
Jun
81%
110
81
79%
36
4%
9%,
12%
100
Jan
Jan
5%
Feb
81% Aug
15
'
Jan
88%
Apr
"
3,450
14% Aug
83
Aug
83
920
11
50
10%
11%
175
July
5% July
6%
400
5
May
9%
Jan
3
Jan
3
Jan
Jan
36%
Apr
55
3
6
6%
l,4t)0
500
Feb
5 %
35 V*
2%
Jan
Jan
11%
5%
5%
1,000
4%
Jan
5% Aug
15%
15%
500
14%
Jan
16V2 Mar
5%
6%
3,100
4%
Feb
36%
37
7%
31
375
Jun
Jun
12
6%
AUg
Aug
Apr
Jan
42
32%
31%
>
%
7,900
8,100
1,600
1
3%
5%
5%
6%
7
28%
Jun
is
Jun
3% July
3%
Feb
41% Jan
lVe Aug
7V2
Jan
5
Jun
6%
Apr
2,700
5%
Feb
8%
Apr
200
11%
11%
11%
650
11%
Aug
13 V*
Jan
2%
2%
2%
1,400
1%
Jun
2%
Jan
1% Jan
60 %
63 %
50
17%
19%
19%
13,300
30
Jan
14%
102
"7%
750
Apr
Mar
4% May
65
May
19% Aug
106
May
12%
13%
150
;.
8%
Aug
4%
Jun
6
Jan
10%
,
!
5% Mar
Jun
14%
Jan
27% July
8%
33%
Jan
•
__
;
4
300
1%
Jun
6 Vb July
1%
Jun
3
70
1%
5%
600
6
27%
6
-
5%
22%
Jun
32
Feb
6%
Feb
8
Jan
28%
-
1%
mi
mm
10
—
__
—
11%
11
9% May
900
12%
10
11%
'
■
2,400
Jan
132
-
Jan
11%
140
Jan
Aug
10
1%
19%
1%
19%
19
800
15%
Apr
Jun
9%
Jan
1%
500
Jun
7
Jun
2%
Jan
18
■
Jun
23%
Jan
9
'
Jun
12
Jan
Jun
14%
Feb
9%
400
6%
Jan
10%
Jan
3%
3%
3%
1,300
2%
Jan
100
26%
Jan
14%
11%
Jun
32
14%
1,000
20% Mar
-
250
62%
62
•
—
——
—
•
_
Sulphur
Jun
57
May
14%
Jan
Apr
10% May
Feb
65
Jun
32%
Feb
79
6%
Apr
1
2 Vb
2yB
100
1%
Jan
11%
11%
100
9% July
_1
33
22 %
23
*
£1
„
9% Mar
3% Aug
74
1|
.
■
32
14 Vb
•
„
Texas
10%
9%
—
—
'
3%
3%
13%
3%
„•
14%
;
300
800
Jan
May
7%
Feb
2% Mar
13
Aug
Jun
5%
Feb
10% Mar
14 Vb
Aug
3
Eastern Gas A Fuel Asan com
800
4%
4
•
2%
Jun
4%
2%
Jun
14
Aug
14
Aug
4
Jan
July
7%
Jan
7% Mar
10%
Jan
6
Jan
4% ft
10$
70
69%
70
300
62
Jun
77
Feb
Oft
100
69%
69%
70%
650
61%
Jun
75
Apr
30
30
50
prior preferred
preferred
Eastern Malleable Iron.—
Eastern States Corp
$7 preferred series
,,.
21
1%
Jun
37 y2 Mar
2%
Jan
2
400
65
300
50
Jun
69
Aug
60 %'
59%
60%
1,300
39
Jun
62%
Aug
13
13
13
66%
68
1%
Sugar Associates—
shares of beneficial lnt
1
1
*
8%
Electric Bond A Share eommoo
1
15%
Electrographic Corp common
Empire District Electric Bft pfd
Empire Millwork Corp
100
—1
96%
4%
1
13%
Derrick
Equity Corp
$3
July
65
1%
A.
$8 pfd shares of beneficial lnt
Easy Washing Machine elate B
Emsco
30
A
Equipment
convertible
preferred
Esquire Ine
Eureka
X
60
68
Aug
10
Jan
15%
46,900
11
9672
97%
30
5%
800
92% July
4"% Aug
101V*
4%
7%
Apr
12%
13%
900
11
Feb
13%
Apr
37%
37 Vb
4%
200
1%-
4,500
10%
Feb
9%
Jan
1%
100
4%
■X
%
15 V*
50
18%
Apr
l7/e Mar
38
Aug
5
Jun
Jan
% May
4,300
15 V*
13 V4 May
Jun
4
10
Feb
15% Aug
Mar
31
200
38
1
Ltd
Eureka Pipe Line common
13% May
Mar
5% May
15
1%
1
Corp
11% Mar
125
2,700
11
1
lOe
common
600
8%
7%
14
Feb
Feb
18
Jan
79%
6
A
Mar
10%
11%
28 y2
Fairchlld Camera A Instrument
12% Feb
21%
21%
3,600
Falrchlld
74% May
9% Mar
85%
"9%
Jun
X Jun
5% Aug
4% Jan
Feb
24%
9%
11
100
1
or America
common
Feb
3%
10
common
Jan
3%
2
preference
Cessna Aircraft Co
40%
100
10
Apr
50
24%
81%
100
Apr
500
2
3%
100
Conv pfd opt div ser
Conv pfd opt div ser 1929—
Jan
Jan
150
x4% Mar
•
preferred—100
Jan
46%
12%
100
ICentral States Elec 6%
7% preferred
Jan
110% 110%
2%
3
•
1
3.50% preferred
Jan
148% July
Jun
14%
1
10
Central Ohio 8teel Products
Central Power A Light 4% pfd
Duval
Com
8%
3*2
20
5,600
1,000
'
Go
(The) Co
Eastern
1
(A M) A Co
Catalin Corp of America
Central Maine Power Go—
Mar
•
—•
1/128 July
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
r2% July
x24
2s Od
Castle
Cnrv
200
£1
Carter (J W) Co common
Casco Products common
Chart*
x24
2,400
32
14
1%
$8 preferred series R
1
Amer dep rets B ord
Conv
8% July
7% Aug
•
Ltd—
dep
Feb
2.50
Carnation Co common
Carolina Power A Light $5
pfd
•
X24
100
%
1V2
Jun
Jun
5%
20%
20
24%
Vb May
10%
8% Mar
Jun
6% May
19% Jun
•
X
Carman A Co
Amer
2%
Jun
3%
r2 %
—.100
Capital City Products common
Carey Baxter A Kennedy Inc
4% Jan
7%
—•
Class B non-voting
Carreras
2% .Jun
•
700
*
Corp..
Driver Harrlx Go
Durham Hosiery class B common
Duro Test Corp common.
I
300
31
Bridge Co Ltd
%
1,400
1%
13%
1
•
Dominion Steel & Coal class B
Dominion
12 V*
"7% "7%
3V4
£1
common
Jun
1% July
1
103%
Jun
1
dep rets ord rtg
Jun
10,700
May
Jan
Jun
•
X
4%
V* Mar
2%
Z8
1
Reynolds class B
6%
4%
-i Aug
12
18
70 Vz
9%
Distillers Co Ltd—
37/s
414
108
May
700
l
_
8,000
•
Power
Camden Fire Insurance
Canada Bread Co Ltd
6%%
•
114 V* May
750
ion
r
Derby OH Co common
Detroit Gasket St Manufacturing
12
Jun
.
_
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common
I
Calif Cotton Mills Co
Apr
Jan
2%
D
I BS
Jan
11
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Jan
vJan
85%
11%
;;
Mills
22 Va
200
Apr
Apr
T6
2.00
I
Lighting Inc common
Curtis llfg Co (Mo)
Jun
3%
169
100
8
67%
24%
*
common
Curtis
12%
3%
Jan
20
5%
*
10
1
100
Crystal Oil Refining common
$6 preferred
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common
5ft preferred
Duralov
B0«
Jun
58%
100
7
1
•
2flo
Dunlop Rubber Oo Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
Cable Electric Products
common
Cables A Wireless—
6%
3,000
2'% July
1
1,600
2,000
800
3%
1,000
10
%
X
12 %•
15%
Feb
5% Mar
32 %
3,700
1
13
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
Detroit Steel Products
10% July
600
40%
84%
31%
Crosley Motors Ino
Crowley Mllner A Co
Crown Cent Petrol (Md)
Feb
14% July
4% Jan
•
•
Feb
27% July
Apr
Jan
9%
1/64
Croft Brewing Co..
13% Aug
5% Aug
Feb
10%
4
Jun
Apr
4%
4%
1,000
9
37
Creole Petroleum.
23% Aug
2% Jan
Jun
5%
33%
dep receipts (ord reg)—£1
American
Jan
2
Jun
5%
Jun
tt Aug
11%
614
00
11%
July
5%
3%
Apr
Courtaulds Ltd—
11%
1% July
21% Mar
1
Bruce
Jun
33
21% May
Apr"
1%
8
66%
108
5%
1
Aug
8%
225
11%
15%.
Aug
250
4%
1,050
1,000
11%
-1
16
4,800
37%
V2
Inc
Reynolds common.
preferred class A——
23
13%
5,000
1/64
Feb
23%
500
l'/a
106
——
Be
Apr
12%
4%
12%
1
23
7%
——
—
10n
38
BOc
1
12%
5%
Jun
113
1
common
23%
Jan
4
2%
1
Feb
Jan
7
19% Mar
•
3%
1,800
7%
85%
1
10
Davidson-Brothers Ino
10
Buckeye Pipe Line
Aug
Jan
12
4,400
5%
21% Jan
Jun
1
Brown Forman
Distillers
4% cum Junior
pfd
Brown Rubber Co
common
Jun
~5%
9
Liquidating Corp.
Consolidated Mining A Smelt Ltd
Consolidated Royalty OO
_
10s
Jan
65%
108
Consol
Day WTlna* Tnrt
Dayton Rubber Oo class ADejay Stores common.
Dennlson Mfg class A common
8
5%
•
11%
Jan
SI
Aug
113
Utllltlea
Oas
Apr
10
4
4%
.100
6
fi
Apr
——
——
.
30% x31%
66
18
33
21%
34y2
Jun
1
8
1
1958
Vtc ext to
13%
300
•
British-American
"
74
Feb
Mar
5%
4%
37%
Consol QILP Bait common—
4% July
15% Jan
3% May
2,300
1
British American
41*
Apr
8
22
Compo Shoe Machinery—
21%
•
•
Class A
3% Aug
8% Aug
Mar
13%
Jan
May
12
Feb
X7%
•
7%
Mar
Jan
2
200
4%
Jan
9
Mar
37
X31V*
Aug
6% May
Jun
Jun
17
1,900
1
J
Aug
100
1%
14
iVt'.. 3% Jan
5
21
14%
500
12
Jun
6%
~5%
Community Public Sendee
46
350
1,800
Jan
May
31%
——
II
46
14%
7%
14%
1%
2
6
Colt's Manufacturing Co
Commodore Hotel Inc
Jun
13
•
Convertible preferred
•
Blckford's Inc common
1
Blrdsboro Steel
Fdry A Mach Co com-*
300
27
——
Colorado Fuel A Iron warrants
Jan
Jun
2%
9V2 Mar
'
10
Colonial Sand A Stone Co.
Jan
6%
14%
5
9
700
7
37%
10%
13%
16
2%
~i%
Crown Drug Co common
Feb
100
100
13%
— —
Airlines.
Apr
Jan
33%
14% Aug
1%
Development ordinary.
Crown Cork
100
Aug
Jan
12%
16
'
30%
Product# Co.
Apr
35%
7
36%
2
Jan
26%
1
—
36%
Jan
10% July
8% Mar
1%
II
Mar
5%
4% May
10%
SI
Canada common
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Benson A Hedges common
14
52%
Cockshutt Plow Co commonColon
Colonial
Jan
7 % May
Feb
10%
1
Bell Tel of
Breeze Corp
50
7%
1
Beck
Blauner's
15%
6%
1
Jan
Feb
100
6
Club Aluminum
Seellg Mfg—
$1.20 convertible A common
Basic Refractories Inc
Baumann (L) A Co common
5%%
4
1%
38%
10% Mar
Jan
14%
2%
Clayton A Lambert Mfg.
5%
shares
Barium Steel Corp
Bohack
36 %
Jun
Jan
52%
Claude Neon Inc common
Jan
8%
1
American
Barlow A
55% Mar
52%
32
Jun
%
13%
1
Corroon A
••
6
2,400
33,800
16
1
Cornucopia Gold Mines—
52%
■ ■■
6
500
1%
14%
Clinchfleld Coal Corp common-
Rights w i
preferred-
200
8%
49%
52%
1$
■—
8%
1
1%
1
Continental Fdy A Machine Co.
Cook Paint A Varnish Co.
Babcock h
8%
8'
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp
Baldwin
17
1
1$
Mining
Co
High
150
•
Controller Co
Clark
Low
11%
—4
City Auto Stamping
City A Suburban Homes
iClarostat
Range Since January 1
High
11%
.1$
Cities Service common
5% May
Jan
22%
ll3/*
•
Jan
14%
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Automatic Voting Machine
—1
Chief consolidated
3% Jan
1 % May
35
Low
Shares
Feb
114% Mar
Jun
14% Jun
21V* Jun
4,400
21%
Jan
10 V» Aug
113% Jan
7%
17%
9
3%
5%
15,600
43,800
#>-«»
7%
mmmm
9%
Associated
Atlas
Mar
8
12%
600
1,800
108% 109
2%
9%
preferred
6
5%
10%
Common class A non-voting—
Apr
5% Jan
150
14%
—
6
Atlantic Coast
6%
2%
«l
""l
Associated
47/e Jan
May
Ltd—
Co
Amer dep rets ord reg
Angostura-Wupperman ...
6 ft
4 %
tor Week
of Prices
—I
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough Mfg commonChicago Rivet A Mach.
Chicago A Southern Air Lines
Voting trust etfs—
Jan
100 % Aug
Jan
5% Feb
4% Jun
l
Angerman Co Inc common
Arkansas Power A
58
550
98
%
Sales
Range
Par
3% Mar
Jan
Week's
Last
gale Price
High
V4 Mar
700
"6%
a
Aro
23,900
95%
6
Oil
2%
900
%
96'A
American Writing Paper common
Anglo-Iranian
3%
•
preferrett_
Thread
STOCKS—
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since January 1
Low
%
Anchor Pott Product#
,
Friday
Sale#
Shares
IOC
Superpower Corp cummonseries
preferred
WEEK ENDED AUGUST 19
for Week
High
3'A
2
common
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
Monday, August 22, 1949
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL
THE
(714)
30
1
4%
4%
4%
9,400
3%
Feb
Fansteel
•
10%
10%
10%
1,100
8%
Feb
13%
63%
65%
57%
Jun
Jun
Aug
65%
2 Vb
Engine A Airplane
Metallurgical
Fire Association (Phila)
First York Corp commoi
1
10
~2%
to
$1
x2%
32
32
32
16
$2 div cum preferred.
Fishman (MH) CoBe
20
16
Stores-
60
2,600
3%
'
5V* Mar
Apr
Jan
3% July
25
25
Jun
33
Jan
50
13% July
16
May
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
Amer
dep rets ord
reg—
4%
4%
2,300
20%
19%
20%
1,800
21
21
21-
-£1
4
Jun
5%
Feb
Ford Motor of Canada-
Class A non-voting.
Class B voting.
Ford
•
Motor
**»«■-
of
100
17% Feb
20
Jan
21
23
Mar
Feb
.
Franee—
"fltn h*>
%
%
13,500
X July
Vb
Jan
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4831
Volume 170
NEW
&
FINANCIAL
CURB
YORK
CHRONICLE
(715)
EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED AUGUST 19
Friday
Low
Par
Pitt
Fort
rox
1.28
Brewing
4%*
conv
preferred
—
>
.
.
High
May
10 %
9%
8 %
600
6%
Jun
11% Aug
10% Aug
Jan
8% Mar
23% Mar
9%
400
9%
Apr
~
~~
*
preferred
Gellman Mfg Oo common
General
Alloys
20
5
1%
92 Va
Apr
Feb
8
3%
500
~6
~6%
1
1,200
Jun
2%
500
23^4
1%
"3%
Jun
Amer dep rets ord reg
7%
1%
6% preferred series A_
General Flreprooflng common.
6%
.
_
•
_
7%
—
—
34
34
•
500
OV* Jan
6% Aug
Jun
Jun
Feb
Aug
Jun
8%
Jun
36
Jun
103
29%
'
Outdoor
Adv
pfd
6%
100
3%
4
1,100
3%
2
"2
2%
2,000
1% July
1
Gilbert (AC)
Gilchrist Co
Glen
Alden
4%
4%
100
May
Jun
116
Mar
105 %
Jun
106%
3%
Jun
4% Aug
4
Jan
6Va Aug
18% Jan
1,800
5%
-
5%
700
15
•
Gladding McBean & Co
Jan
'
——
"4%
:
300
10 %
100
17%
—
16
10%
•
.
Feb
Jan
95
•
1
common
5%
4
Jan
Xll2%
— —
•
•
uiant Yellowknne Gold Mines
—
_
General Phoenix Corp
1
General Plywood Corp common.;
50c
General Public Service $6 preferred..*
Georgia Power $6 preferred
10 preferred
Gerity-Mich Corp
100
-
18%
2,700
12% July
9% Jan
Feb
i
18%
Jun
21%
Jan
Jun
11%
Jan
Jan
16
16%
"
-.1
*
"V—
S
—
16%
16%
9%
—
13%
600
16%
(Adolf) Ino
Godchaux Sugars class A
Class B
•
Aug
Mfg
ft •V'%
47
10
common
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
conv
Feb
bo
Jun
H Jan
53%
Jan
Jun
57b
Jan
49% Mar
62%
-
7%
300
6
5
Jun
8
9%
10%
400
7
Feb
11%
11%
725
103%
Feb
124
Aug
1%
135 %
Jun
142
Feu
Jun
40
Aug
121% 124
100
135%
135% 135%
..25
39%
•
1st
preferred
Great Northern Paper
Grocery Stores Products
.
124
stock
common
Gulf States Utilities $4.40
pfd_____100
Gypsum Lime A Alabastlne
——
•
10
40
38%
25o
common
V
1,000
7%
90
—
—
.
32
__
105% 106%
105 %
—
....$
4%
4%
5
?
102
Bridge Oo Ltd
Hammermill Paper common
,8%
8%
8%
150
III5
Feb
106% Mar
Feb
Hartford Electric Light
Hartford Rayon common
13%
1
Brewing Oo
Hathaway Bakeries Ino
Helena Rubinstein
Class
•
Apr
w
10
10
•
0
125
8% July
100
10 Va Mar
300
94
•
27
27
96
•
——
Mar
27
.
150
2%
Laclede-Chrlaty
Company—.
L'Alglon Apparel Inc
12
12
12"
Lake Shore Mines Ltd.
13%
13
1
I
...
Co
International Cigar
Machinery
International Hydro-Electric—
Le
Tourneau
Preferred $3.50 series
shs
shares
500
2% Jan
*
2%
16
800
375
2%
100
13%
400
5%
6%
4
11%
1,000
500
International
Safety Razor B
Royalty
Mfg vtc
12
> 9%
96
108
12%
59%
"7%
*
200
-k
Irving Air Chute.
1
Italian Superpower Oorp com cl A
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jim Brown Stores common
4
It
,
Apr
Public
1
A
Manlsohewltz
11%
Marconi International
4,300
12%
Key Co
10%
."ft* 2
Jun
Feb
11%
Jun
5% July
3% Aug
11%
63
2% Aug
18
10%
4%
Jan
Jan
Feb
17 V* May
17% May
12%
Jun
11
Jan
98
98 V2
Jun
112
Aug
10%
Jan
1,500
2,900
100
——
47
Jan
12%
Apr
Jan
63
Aug
20% Feb
—
22
Feb
6ye
Jun
11
Kidde
(Walter)
Jun
11 ya
13%
15
2,800
10%
Feb
15
Aug
25%
25%
50
24%
Jun
26
Mar
7%
300
7%
1%
1%
3,000
14%
13%
14%
300
4%
5%
ft ■
1,600
1%
Feb
13% Aug
3% Mar
%
—
Jan
1
Apr
17
Jan
8%
Apr
1%
Jan
3
3%
500
1%
Jun
3%
Jan
5%
5%
5%
800
4%
Peb
6%
Jan
3%
3%
100
3%
Jun
5%
Jan
3% May
4%
Jan
20%
Jan
4%
29,300
4
Aug
.119
IN
July
9%
footnote*
*e»-
oage
33
125
25% May
21% Mar
26
23 %
22%
23%
3,800
20%
Jun
24% May
7%
Jun
9%
%
1% Aug
77%
Feb
Feb
96
Aug
66%
Feb
85
Aug
Feb
23% Aug
8%
8%
8%
700
1%
1
1%
109,800
96
94
83%
85
276~
96
84%
22%
23
23%
3,400
8,200
161/4
113
111% July
10% Aug
20
111% 111%
10%
10%
600
12%
Aug
Jan
Feb
12%
300
14 V*
Jan
Feb
11%
7%
12
1,800
800
July
8%
10%
Jan
13%
13
12%
Feb
14%
Apr
Apr
25
Apr
Jun
38
Jan
McKee
(AG)
1
10
1
S
A Co class B
4%
13%
1%
1%
15%
1,200
35%
25
_7%
15
15%
"7%
15%
1%
1%
1%
Mesabl
11%
300
.
"
500*
4%
4%
Middle States Petroleum class A v t o
Middle
v
Corp
common
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv
Midland Steel
pfd
common
Abrasive
Oil
300
1%
1%
8J/s
8%
400
Co
common
~8%
2 Va
2
"9%
30,300
2%
9,100
Producers
A Tel
Vernon-Woodborry Mills
Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
Mountain States Tel
Mt
Murray Ohio
Company
10
*
100
■
-*
2.60
W
Mar
■
Mar
4%
Jun
6
6%
-
Aug
9%
Aug
Jan
1% May
% May
5% May
8% Aug
32% Aug
Feb
6%
Jun
1%
8%
<
Feb
9% Aug
2%
Jan
Mar
10% May
18
July
25
-
11%
25
Apr
700
9
Jun
16%
Feb
3%
11%
Jan
4%
Jan
16%
Jun
19%
Jan
17%
18%
21%
21%
2%
800
2%
May
Feb
7%
32%
1,600
125
6%
Jun
7%
Jan
29%
Jun
32%
Jan
10
1,100
7V« Jun
10 V*
99% 100
•
BOo
60
6
48
9
BOo
1
Jan
Jan
6% July
Jun
.5
•
Molybdenum Corp
Monogram Pictures common—
Monongahela Power Co—
.IN
4.40% cum pfd
.10$
4.80% cum pfd series B
Monroe Loan Society com class A
1
Montgomery Ward & Co class A——*
Moody Investors partlc pfd
•
Morris Plan Corp of America
lOo
Mountain States Power common
Jan
Jun
Apr
29%
9%
*
•
Apr
6
1,200
1
Mining Corp of Canada
•
Minnesota Power & Light 5% pfd—IN
Missouri Public Service common
*
Muter
6%
1%
10
Co
convertible preferred
4%%
6%
Products—
(2 non-cum dividend shares
Midwest
6%
1
t c
West
57/s
1
2.60
•
10
1
Jan
2%
5%
3%
500
Jan
15%
110%
45
5%
Feb
Jan
9%
3% Mar
3,500
If
5%
Jan
32%
Feb
108%
1
Mar
37
1% Mar
3,900
25c
Participating preferred
Class B
2
17%
Jun
Jun
25% July
7% Mar
13% Jun
2% July
Metal Textile Corp common
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
5% preferred
Mlcromatic Hone Corp
6% May
34
100
—
Co
Iron
3% May
Feb
2,200
15%
35%
1%
15%
.
preferred
Jan
Jun
300
,100
5%
16
Merrltt Chapman A Scott Corp—
Warrants
A
Jan
19%
Feb
•
*
1
8%
Jun
Feb
5%
•
Dredging
Mead,Johnson A Co
Menasco Mfg Co
Feb
Jun
2%
5%
16
McWllllams
6% %
Apr
2%
2%
100
2%
2%
7%
7%
32
50
19
22% May
3% Mar
9%
6%
7
300
2%
2%
900
93%
93%
93%
150
"2%
"2%
~27/a
800
93 %
Jan
100
Jan
Aug
24
"9%
Feb
30
Apr
6%
2%
Jun
Jun
181% 182
70
86
July
98
May
2%
Apr
167% Mar
33%
33%
100
30%
Jun
4%
4 Vs
4%
1,200
3%
Jun
12%
11%
12%
1,600
10%
Jun
30 V*
30%
31Va
250
29%
Jun
99%
99 %
99>/a
30
95
July
8% Mar
3% Mar
95
Mar
102 V*
Aug
2% Aug
183
37%
Aug
Jan
4% Aug
14%
Jan
33% Feb
103% Jan
22%
Jan
Apr
30
Aug
1,200
7%
Jun
10%
Jan
100
10 %
July
13%
Jun
12%
Jan
Jan
10
Jun
13
3
Mar
19%
20
250
17
Mar
30
20
30
100
24
7%
8
12
12
9%
12
7
common
N
.10
Nachman Corp
Namm's
Inc
4%
National Breweries common
-•
preferred
28
National Fuel Gas
'
National Maillnson Fabrics
1
National Mfg A Stores common—;—1
National Pressure Cooker common
2
National Radiator Co
-4
National Rubber Machinery
—10
National Steel Car Ltd
•
National Transit common
1
National Union Radio
30c
(Herman)
Corp...
127
Feb
May
13% Mar
Jun
13
6% July
9%
Feb
103
Mar
Jan
9% Mar
12% Mar
105
5
8
Mar
Ingland Tel A Tel
Clock A Watch Co
4/z% convertible preferredNew Jersey Zinc
New Mexico A Arizona Land—New Park Mining Co.
v»w
33%
320
35%
25
10%
10%
5,900
8%
9%
1,400
10%
10%
10%
100
7%
7%
7%
1,600
6%
6%
100
2% M»r
29% Mar
5%
4
33%
Jail
Jan
July
Apr
Jan
34
8%
6%
35% Aug
Jun
10% Aug
Jun
10%
Jan
May
6
6%
5%
10% July
Jun
10% Jan
Jun
9
Jan
IV* May
8% Mar
Jun
18% Apr
3% Mar
14%
"3%
15%
"3%
200
3
Apr
2%
2%
1,900
2%
Jun
4%
8%
2%
8%
100
6%
Feb
9
15%
16%
300
12% July
Jan
May
16% Aug
5% Aug
5% July
78% May
87% Jan
1
85
87
510
11
Jun
3%
Jan
1%
59%
8
1%
1%
500
3%
Haven
Process Co common.
3%
5,500
10%
New
Net/
100
3%
33
3%
National Bellas Hess common
nsuuuw
jB«IOO
—————
4%
35%
common
Jan
9%
7%
.IN
50
24% May
237/e Jan
Jan
26
.10
Massey Harris common
McAleer Mfg Co common..
5% convertible preferred
McClanahan Oil Co common
McCcrd Corp common
12.60 preferred
Neptune Meter common
Nestle Le Mur Co common
I
preferred..
Jan
26%
24%
Jan
1%
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
\u,«r
7%
Jan
% May
—*»'
— -
11%
6% Mar
25%
12% July
18% July
A Oo
24% Aug
Jan
6Vi
8% Mar
■
—
Jan
88 y2
7%
—
Jan
22%
200
'
common.
Apr
13 V* May
Jun
J1
Miller Wohl
12%
Inc
Apr
Jan
Marine
Jan
220
Co
Kennedy's
6%
10%
18%
—1
Communication Co Ltd
Mountain
7%
-1
pfd
Feb
Jun
9y8 Mar
1,700
24%
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
Nelson
Kansas Gas A Electric 7 %
6%
9
100
9%
(The B) Co
3y4
K
Kawneer
Apr
6% Mar
23
Jun
31
Mangel Stores common
Jun
•
Kalser-Prazer Corp
8%
Jan
25
.10
IV2
*
Kokenge Oo
Jun
5%
19
6
Service Co
Midwest Piping A Supply common
Mid-West Refineries
Feb
July
Apr
7%
1
Preference
Julian
6%
100
M
Maine
Jan
47%
3 %
I
800
11%
7%
jeannette Glass Oo common.
7y8
5%
25%
6
8 >/8
7%
5%
Apr
21%
7%
•
Jan
650
96%
112
—
•
Jan
14%
Apr
1.8C0
1%
v
Jan
■
9%
—
mm
5%
13%
Jun
25%
II
4
Feb
•
Jun
Jan
11%
Ino.
Long Island Lighting CoCommon ctfs of dep
;
•
1% preferred A ctfs of dep
100
6% preferred B ctfs of dep
100
Louisiana Land A Exploration
1
Louisiana Power A Light $6 pfd—*
Lynch Corp
I
Mid-West
Feb
10
Jan
3%
8%
«...
43
*
International Products
13%
300
23
(RG)
Lone Star Gas Co. (Texas)
Jan
13%
—
10
141/4 Aug
24%
79%
14%
—
100
Groceterias elass A.
Jun
400
50
International Metal Industries A
Feb
May
10,200
4
9%
Class B
68%
7,200
—
Aug
12
a
"9%
Locke Steel Chain.
5,700
76
16%
'
July
8
300
__
Lit Brothers common
Mldvale Co
15%
12%
23
Apr
6%
100
7%
5%
Corp common
Llpton (Thos J) Inc 6 % preferred
Jan
15%
112
Jan
12 y« Aug
6%
Lionel
21
15%
_•
.
Jan
42% May
144
32% May
15%
Indianapolis Pwr A Light i% pfd__100
Insurance Co of North America
10
17%
Jan
111% Aug
15%
£1
Jan
10
13%
4
Line Material Co
Jun
-
A Ireland—
:
Feb
•
11%
■7%
1
Lakey Foundry A Machine—..
Lamaon Corp of Delaware....
Lanston Monotype Machine.
La Balls Extension University.
Lefcourt Realty common
17%
30%
•
5
74
•:
106% May
2%
4
Feb
Jan
18%
250
22
14
125
4
5%
1%
9%
13%
200
3%
13
-
Jun
10% Mar
—
22
19%
•
14%
2%
Jan
3
12%
1
*
—
13%
Brewing
31
'
2%
•
15%
•
coupon
12% Aug*.,
Jun
— —
£1
31
Aug
3
3%
*
Jun
25%
40
-74%
75
I
-
Aug
133
30%
-
—
1
■,
Apr
4
10
.<
common
11
Jan
50
—-
I
Jun
40
•
_
Jun
7%
3
-
144
-
5
.50
12%
12%
19%
1
_
39%
May
8% May
48 ya Jan
Feb
40
:
.
Jun
9% Feb
'
Jan
144
40
mmmmmm—
Registered
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain
Fireman
400
Z—
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer dep rets registered
Imperial oil (Canada) coupon
Iron
700
3%
5
warrants
International Petroleum
Jun
5%
50
9 Vs
3%
*
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Prod note
Investors
42%
8%
I100
Co
May
68
100
42%
__
common
Reglsteied
8%
3%
■
(Harvey) Inc common
Humble oil A Refining
Hurd Lock & Mfg Oo
Hussman Refrigerator $2.25 pf(1
zinc
May
10% July
11
91
10
**9%
ft.
II15
;
preferred
Illinois
12 y«
Jan
9%
■
*
Co
1st conv preferred-
Feb
10%
.
1
Hubbell
Huyler's
Apr
12%
10%
..
0%
Inc
stock
Feb
8%
Jun
'
Horn A Hardart Baking Oo
Horn A Hardart common
Common
8%
94
-10
0%
15%
Jun
Jan
;wll
'I' 6
10%
1
& Co class A
&
July
10% July
8% Mar
10%
10%
.100
w
Hoe (R)
A)
500
12%
800
Holllnger Consolidated G M
Holly Stores Ino
Holophane Co common
(Geo
2%
2,300
.100
Hormel
2%
,7%
4* preferred w w
Henry Holt & Co common
Horder's
Jun
10%
2
Jan
1%
6%
~
Jan
1% July
—
10%
__
x50%
300
7%
nMli
Jan
9% May
17% Mar
600
10%
.
preferred
Jun
-25c
»
_
common
44%
6%
1%
"
*
12%
12%
Jun
IIIB
common
A
fl % %
_«•
12 '
ft
1%
1%
v
1
Hazel tine Corp
Hsarn Dept Stores common
Heela Mining Co
Heller On
1%
1%
1%
1
Harvard
Apr-ft-
7% Mar
250
47
46%
46 %
-25
•4%
200
12% xl3%
-
1,900
4,500
Macklntosh-HemphlU Co
8%
Jun
13% Feb
200
•
Lamp Oo
2
1%
Jan
H
Hall
100
11%
1ft
1$
Marlon Power Shovel.
Hamilton
2%
10%
1%
Apr
Jun
Great Atlantic A Pacific Tea—
Non-voting
2%
11%
Jan
9%
l
__B
35% Aug
Mar
17
Jan
3%
7%
pfd—25
Gray Mfg Co
Jan
30% Aug
Jan
Aug
47
10
100
4%
—
%
26,600
47
4%
Mar
74%
'
43
Jun
21
150
Jan
2%
Jun
35
.
30
*.*•
%
l
•
Grand Rapids Varnish
—
—
1%
500
~
50
Gorham Inc class A
—
29.
•
Goldfleld Consolidated Mines
Goodman Mfg Oo
G or ham
—
•
$4.50 prior preferred
1%
1%
.1
common
Feb
1
—.
Longlnes-Wittnauer Watch Co
Gobel
6% Aug
Jan
15
22
Krueger
Loblaw
•
Distilleries class B
Globe-Union Inc
Jan
26%
600
10 % July
2ft
Coal
Glenmore
3%
150
17
Jan
1
General
2,100
35%
16%
Apr
3%
Jun
5%
£1
1
10
6%
35
6%
23% Aug
22% Feb
General Electric Co Ltd—
General Finance Corp common
5%
1
High
17
\
50
1
(D EmU) Co common
(IB) Rubber Oo.
Knott Oorp common.
Kobacker Stores
Low
Mar
July
4% Jun
500
3%
23%
•
General Builders Supply Oorp com—1
6% conv preferred
25
15%
400
4%
1
Oo
14% Mar
88 %
__
90
90
100
5%
Range Since January
High
1
I
Kleinert
Qatlneau Power Oo common
Shares
1
,—
.
Klrkland Lake G M Oo Ltd
Klein
of Prices
Low
•
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
■
Kings County Lighting common
4%
cumulative preferred
King Seeley Corp
Kingston Products
Klrby Petroleum—
Aug
26
7V« Jun
Last
Bale Price
Exchange
*
,
700
9%
»
Oo
(Geo A)
Low
New York Curb
11 %
1
80
Franklin Simon & Oo Ino common
Fuller
Range Since January 1
8
1
Oo
Brewing
(Peter)
STOCKS—
Sbares
High
'11
Week's
Friday
for Week
Range
oI Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS—
New York Curb
3%
150
3
Mar
51
Jun
67
Jan
0
*eO
11V*
Apr
1
Jun
1%
Apr
65
Apr
7%
8%
1,300
3,300
1%
1%
4,100
59%
61
7%
75
Jan
Jan
31
32
(716)
THE
COMMERCIAL
YORK
NEW
Week's
STOCKS—
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Bale Frice
Y
N
Auction
Co
N
&
Y
Y
Honduras
Rosarlo
Friday
High
Low
8%
Par
10%
10%
400
10
Jun
13 Va
Feb
18
18
18
500
15%
Jun
20
Apr
St Lawrence Corp Ltd
1st conv prelerred
Salt Dome Oil Co——
13 Va
141,700
7%
Jan
13 Va
Aug
Samson United
101 %
360
200
—
Power
5%
1st
2d
12%
preferred
5%
common
12%
preferred
Class
B
optional
warrants—
American
Rayon
class
12
•
A
Penn
Va
Feb
400
9%
Jan
11% Aug
7%
Jan
9 % Mar
500
8%
Apr
12
Aug
600
%
Apr
1
Apr
12
II
30%
31
300
28 Va
31
600
28
RR
3
~6
,_1
Noradel-Agene Corp
6
18 Va
6%
14%
37%
Jan
37
Schulte
(D
Inc
A)
Manufacturing
Steel
Co
Corp
common
Brass
Co
4%%
Oklahoma
Old
class
Natural
Poindexter
80e
B
common
Gas
15
—
O'okiep Copper
Overseas
1
5
25
Feb
Allotment
July
89
Jan
32 y2
Co
Shoe
Industries
Bemler
19
Feb
Sentinel
Aug
2
2%
Feb
Jan
40% Mar
Inc common
27% July
8% Jun
31%
Aug
14
Mar
11
Apr
14
Jan
8%
8%
Jun
22%
6%
Jun
100
9 Va
(R
B)
Inc
Radio
5%%
1st
Paciiic
8
Pacific
Power & Light
5%
Pacific Public Service
$1.30 1st preferred
7%
25
preferred
35%
com
Ltd
$1.32
cum
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
Prentice-Hall
Pressed
Metals
Jan
Jan
19
May
24 y2
4%
Aug
15%
Jan
50
Jun
3
Jan
Sick's
41
Jun
23%
Jan
27%
Apr
Mar
Apr
29% Mar
8% Aug
2%
2%
2%
2,000
1%
Jun
2% Aug
75
100%
Jan
4
Jun
106% May
5 y4 Mar
104%
4
i..
„
4%
'500
35%
CO
500
32% Mar
3
10
10
400
50e
1
♦
1
.
15-'
1
13%
11,800
50 Va
59%
Jun
10
z7/s July
11
1
18%
—-
~3%
1
1
3%
50
0
3~W
200
10 y2
Jun
12
July
25
36 y2
Feb
39
Mar
870
55%
Jun
69 Va
Feb
25%
Jan
4%
Jan
62%
18%
3%
--
3%
2,100
~5%
2.50
6%
.Jun
•
3%
Jun
11%
"5% ~5%
6
14
200
•
Jan
4%
Jun
5%
Jun
2,000
6%
'
900
•
8%
31%
32%
400
14 y2
Jan
Jun
2.50
7%
1
11%
Feb
.38
8%
Jan
Jun
11%
100
1%
1%
1%
2,700
7%
7
7%
200
9%
Jan
101%
100% 101%
700
95%
Jan
101%
100% 101%
Jan
101 y2
•
100
preferred
•
com
,
•
12 %
•
9%
10
Oats
8%
Jun
11%
Jan
l'/s
Jun
1%
Jan
7
Jun
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
100
94 %
12%
200
11%
Jun
21%
150
9
Mar
12 y4
Quebec Power Co
3%
500
3
2%
200
2
%
%
600
"9%
600
Sonotone Corp
1
Coast Corp common
South
Penn
5
Jun
12.50
Line
California
$3
convertible
option warrant!.
preferred
Manufacturing
Reading Tube Corp
common
class A
Regai Shoe Co
Re is
(Robert)
99
510
150% 150%
2,800
1,350
53
107% 107%
150
105% Mar
13%
4%
3%
15
Reliance Electric
Co
&
Rice-Stix Inc
30
85 y4
Jan
143%
Apr
13% Aug
IV* May
99 y2
Aug
151
Aug
14% May
(Thei
Corp
common
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks Fifth Ave
Rvan
Ryan
common
Aeronautical Co
Consolidated Petroleum
Vwrunn
Ar
19
Havne«
common
For footnotes see
page 33.
200
Va July
Jam
Jun
1
Mar
26
Jan
500
21% July
leys Jun
5%
20
Apr
10
54
5%
5%
52% Mar
56
Apr
4,600
6.28
~3%
4%
11
~3%
1
Jan
2%
1%
1%
500
3
4y8
4%
900
% Mar
1%
175
xl7y8 July
19% Jun
21%
.
2%
1%
94
95
20%
20%
500
200
27
28
6
1,200
230
228
230
3U0
90
90
10
5%
5%
7%
Jan
236%
Jan
2% Mar
87
10%
11%
%
12%
Apr
1 Va
Jan
3%
Feb
1,400
"5
3
7%
8%
% May
2%
600
3%
3%
30%
3,600
2%
Jun
May
Jan
28%
1,500
28%
28
25%
25%
25%
4%
4%
4%
29%
29%
1,700
2%
2%
300
•
•
4
«•«.
••
_■
•
Jun
4% Jan
Va
Jun
•r—
5
16
«...
3%
3%
Jun
100
27/a
Apr
x8%
1
9%
31 Va
32%
32 %
2%
144
1
1%
Feb
2%
200
1%
Feb
270
112%
Jan
146
6 Va
3%
1
16,200
2%
6V»
100
3%
3%
1
72
72
•
22%
22%
10 Va
10%
1
7
1
1%
1
2%
7
1%
27/a
100
1%
2%
•
Jan
2% Mar
Jan
4
Jan
19 Va
30
v;
:
1
Jun
0
5%
Feo
Apr
24%
Jan
Jan
15
Jan
Jan
% May
75
.
ff 97/a May
7% July
1% Aug
.
% Mar
3,600
:
Apr
Aug
67%
:200
1;
146
2%
50
1
2%
•
2
1,400
•
Jan
7%
3%
600
3%
3%
May
10%
.32% Aug
2% Apr
5% July
2% Jan
1,900
2 Vo
'■X 2
19
Jun
Feb
2%
2%
•
1
Apr
Feb
4% Mar
Jun
8
28%
2
•
400
3,800
.
Aug
8%
21%
:
Jan
16 Va
1
10
1
Jun
mm—
20
2% May
4%
Jan
9% July
12%
Jan
% Mar
2%
.800
.
5
2 Va
2%
300
1
(8) & Co common
Bun Ray Drug common
Superior Portland Cement, Inc
Superior Tool ti Die Co
Jan
Jail
;■
3%
3%
«...
1
Stop & Shop Inc
6%
39
2% Mar
300
*»•*
10
Stroock
Jan
26% July
Jun
■
%
1
Corp
Feb
"May
29V*
July
f
May
29%
30
■
2.76
Stetson (J B) Co common
Stlnnes (Hugo)
Jan
45
Apr
Mar
20
Jan
18
23% May
100
29%
36%
26% Mar
400
1
6
8% Aug
3% Jiuy
Jun
37
25
com
Jun
-
25
14
25
Co
Jun
6%
200
27%
30%
28 % Mar
Jan
1,500
3 Va
Jun
8%
4,700
%
27 Va
class B
Feb
Jan
25%
11%
28
common
3%
93
Aug
300
Corp
Apr
Jun
400
Co
Jan
29%
220% July
29%
preference
4%
May
29%
15%
15%
100
750
Bwan Finch Oil
Corp
*
12%
11%
13 Va
15
16 Va
18
250
•
10 Va
1
10%
4%
-
—
2%
2%
15
Tampa Electric Co
Technicolor
Tlio
Inc
common
Apr
15% Aug
Feb
650
2%
14
Corporation
Tlshman
Tobacco
common
Markets
Roofing
1%
1,600
1%
30%
•
14%
&
Allied
29%
.
5%
22
-
500
"9
3,400
23%
Jun
Apr
89
Jan
38%
Jun
8% May
1,100
20 Va
~4%
•
3%
—
Jan
Aug
7%
x8%
900
x6%
Feb
5%
57/a
2,600
5%
Aug
1.25
1
"4% ~4%
3%
—
5%
18
2%
Construction
1
14%'
800
Jun
3
Jun
ir"
26
2,300
Jan
Jan
Aug
Jan
Mar
11
12%
12%
8
8
13%
127/a
Stocks—————*
dep rets ord regis
dep rets def regis
Shipyard Corp
Toklan Royalty Corp
Toledo
Edison
4%%
common
Tri-Contlnental
True
Temper
Trunz
Corp
:
Inc
80c
~>a "%
Jan
12%
Aug
10%
150
100
43%
1%
08
98
'
2
13% Aug
Jan
67
7/a
3%
2%
Feb
-it Jau
Jan
1%
Feb
,2% Mar
Jan
98% Aug
t(s
Jun
II
Jan
3 Va
Apr
4l/a
Jan
2 Va
Feb
2% Mar
3%
900
2%
1,800
200
3%
100
87/a
15%
•
9%
9%
Jun
18 %
July
21
1
preferred
'
60
91 %
*
com
6%
«
125
~5% _5%
2%
Jun
Jun
300
■
%
1
Jun
%
x39
Aug
400
98%
1
Jan
Jun
200
43
*
convertible
13%
Feb
'
3%
5s
warrants,
Tung-Sol Lamp Works
Jan
52
£1
70o
pfd
Tonopah Mining of Nevada,
Trans Lux Corp
17%
10 Va
—
20
Apr
Feb
Aug
11
1,400
—
15 Va
128
7% Juiy
100
200
13%
,
8% July
100
8
30% Aug
Jan
May
14%
11
12%
Jan
10%
120
'
—.
5
25c
30%
14%
U*mm
5
1
Realty
&
Inc
25%
Aug
24Va
Jan
Jun
7%
Jan
Jun
11%
Jan
Jan
1%
3%
Apr
U
Jan
2%
2Va
Jan
Ulen
.100
.,,5
Realization Corp
Chemical Corp,,
Union Gas of Canada
Union
50
4
22%
13 Va
Jun
7Va
200
—.
100
Inc
99 Va Aug
Jan
27
Union
3%
—
6%
Jun
10
5%
37
Feb
United
Chemicals
United
Corp
United
United
Elastic Corp
■
Light & Railways
United
Milk
4% July
6%
Jan
5%
Jan
—
3%
Aug
Jun
5y4 Mar
Jan
800
1%
Jun
12%
6,000
7%
Jan
6%
Jan
92%
Jan
99
53% May
57
700
98%
.50C
Amer
Pre ducts
&
350
500
1%
Jan
12% Aug
6% Apr
Aug
Jan
3%
40
Jun
Jan
Aug
/a
Jan
25%
7
29
30 Va
7%
16%
29%
%
7%
common
Canal
Jun
May
Va
25,800
A
dep rets ord regis
NJ RR
99
*2%
32
75c participating preferred
United Molasser Co Ltd—
United
98%
"2%
.100
warrants
8% Aug
6% May
10 Va Feb
3%
1
2%
11%
common
Feb
300
1%
2%
12%
Oil Co of California—
$3.75 pfd series A
8tock Yards of Omaha
United Aircraft Products com
Apr
900
1%
2%
Investment Co—
Union
~8%
Jan
Apr
■
•
common
Power & Light 7% pfd
Shovel Co new common
Unexcelled
5
1
May
28
28
Jan
500
95
5
•
16
•3% Jun
Jan
19 Va
—
1
Jun
700
Mar
May
£1
10
Aug
29%
Jan
21
-
21
2%
•
7%
May
5%
'
19
Jun
19
2% July
'
1
100
Jan
15%
300
19%
54
•
Co—
Inc
.10,400
\
18%
24
1
Rotary Electric 8teel Co
Fowe
19
23
.
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Amer dep rets for
ord reg
Rome Cable Corp
common—
Field
24
•
—1
Rochester Gas & Elec
4% pfd F
Roeser & Pendleton
Inc common
Roosevelt
Va
%
10
•
Jau
15
29%
Todd
t,1
1
Engineering-——5
Richmond Radiator
Rio Grande
Valley Gas
(Texas Corp) v t c
July
20
Jan
700
25
conv
109 %
Mar
11%
14%
14%
25
4.48%
15% Aug
60% Aug
Jan
25
Amer
18%
1
&
Apr
100
15%
60%
10
preference
conv
Thorofare
.1
10
5
22 %
20%
original preferred
4.88% cum preferred
Amer
Raytheon
Apr
Edison—
5%
Thor
97
'•
—
.
—
Feb
3%
Jan
100
5%
R
Railway & Light Securities—
Votiag common
Railway & Utility
Investment A
Rath
Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
11%
14%
1
common
Pipe
Jan
Jun
59
1
common
South
Oil
13 V*
15
1
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing
Jan
Jun
60%
20%
Jan
II Apr
2% Jun
19% Aug
10% Jun
•
1
Boss
4%
8%
100
2%
19%
5
Jun
Jun
8%
"9% ~9%
2%
Jan
%
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Aadio-Keith-Orpheum
Aug
Aug
Q
98%
.100
80
May
Jan
10
5%
common
preferred
Jan
Aug
£1
SSolar
Thew
6%
Jan
19%
80 Va
2%
100
Solar Alicraft Co
Texas
Quaker
3%
Jun
101% Aug
—».
1
B
regis
Steel Co of Canada
8t,ein (A) & Co common
Apr
95 Va
26
Amer dep rets ord
City Gas & Elec Co—
3.90% preferred
Smith (Howard; Paper Mills
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc.,
{Sterling Engine Co
Sterling Inc
Jan
Jun
Jun
15
72% May
3%
1
Standard Tube class B
Starrett (The) Corp
Jan
91% July
Feb
*
100
Standard-Thomson Corp
13% May
5%
Aug
2%
100
1%
16 V*
4,700
8(1 Va
Jan
Jun
July
5,400
19%
17%
%
Sioux
$7 preferred
Standard Products
Apr
11%
•
Standard Power & Light com
Apr
2%
preferred
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd class B
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Common
Jan
Jun
Apr
*
convertible preferred
Standard Forgings Corp
Standard Oil (Ky)
Jan
Jun
16
—
1
24'/a
Jun
iy2
38
"2% "3
Publications—
$1.60
Jan
2%
60 Va
,61
18
convertible
Standard Dredging
Jan
400
11%
15
2
12%
18%
Va
•
Standard Brewing
Aug
8%
2,200
38
*'
3,300
18
Ltd
Standard Cap & Seal common
Convertible preferred—„
Apr
2%
2
11%
50
100
•*2% *3%
•
__
3
18%
100
178
•
•
Btahl-Meyer Inc
Jan
Mar
15
Feb
5% July
Canada
Southland Royalty Co
Spencer Shoe Corp
4% Mar
Jun
8%
900
15
41%
Jan
—25
4.32% cum preferred
Southern Pipe Line
25 V4
Jan
11
Manufacturing
47
7
104
16%
4.56%
Apr
100
•
common
5Va
5,100
—
Aug
80
100
Breweries
Southern
Jan
80
*
1
common
preferred
Southwest Pa
Jan
10 %
*
8%
10-
Public
Pyrene
11%
17
28%
100
Puget Sound Pulp &
Timber
Jan
4
Jun
Apr
8%
2.50
America
Nevada
Apr
28%
•
Co
500
550
common
38%
~8%
-
25o
common
Service of Colorado—
4%% cumulative
preferred
Puget Sound Power &
Light—
$5
prior
45
56
Gas
Pyle-National
May
July
300
44%
—
Producers Corp of
Prosperity Co class
Providence
10
4%
10
common
of
54%
4
55%
—
Co
Inc
100
55%
common
common
Alexander
Corp of Canada
6 ft
1st preferred
Pratt &
Lambert Co
Mar
26
6%
400
•
Pleasant Valley Wine
Co
Pneumatic Scale
&
22%
12
xl 1%
45
——28
Corp common—
Pitney-Bowes Inc
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie
RR
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Powdrell
98
19
Jan
-1
Ptnchin Johnson
Ltd Amer shares
Pioneer Gold Mines
Ltd
Piper Aircraft
Power
Jan
Feb
23,700
54%
•
Phillips Packing Co
Pierce Governor
common
Mining
7%
—
.1
Pharl8 Tire <fe
Rubber common
Philadelphia Co common
Polaris
7%
-•
(Mass)
103% Aug
37% July
1% Jun
25,600
22%
100
—2.50
Traffic Co
Penn Water &
Power Co
Pep Boys (The)
Perfect Circle
Corp
Jun
■
29
common
Peppercll Mfg Co
"2%
29
preferred
Corp
*2%
12
•
Penn Gas &
Elec class A
common
Penn Power
& Light
4%% pid
Penn
Jan
Jan
14 y2
3
common
8%
36% Aug
94
t
M cr
Jun
1
B
Silex Co common
15
1
-—•
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherwin-Williams
Simmons-Boardman
23%
•
——
Sheller Mfg Co
Jan
32%
Jan
10
2,100
~1%
1
Shoe Corp of America class A
Apr
50
»
& Reei__
$1 cumulative
preferred
Pennroad
94%
94%
I
7%
common
8herwin-Wiiliams of
100%
100
1
Patcliogue Plymouth Mills
Co
103% 103%
—
1
Co
Peninsular Telephone
6% July
*
—
Leather
Feb
32% Aug
*
I
Parkersburg Rig
200
1,500
•
Pantapec Oil (CA) Amer sh
Paramount Motors
Corp
Patican
103%
pid—-—100
Tubes common
Pancoastal Oil (CA) v t c
Pen
7%
36%
Jan
19 y2
4,100
.——1
Apr
29%
•
Page-Hersey
Parker
7
35%
25
Lighting $4.50 preferred
2Va July
28%
1%
1
Corp class B
$3
Pacific Can Co
common
Pacific Gas & Elec
6% 1st pfd
Jun
15%
1
Corp common
Control
AUg
9
Jun
1
20% July
certificates
Saiety
Jan
112
11
1
2%
Jan
2% Mar
76
prior
Aug
11% Jan
Jun
106 %
Co Ltd Amer shares
700
107
70
900
Jan
300
1 %
19%
stock
275
29%
3%
400
1%
1%
~3
stock
$5.50
1,900
29 V»
Jan
16%
Convertible
2%
29 %
2%
3
13
"lVa
Jun
5% May
.1
Securities
1
Apr
13'/a May
•
1% July
1% Jun
24%
24%
-*
Jan
1,200
1
United Filters class B
Omar Inc
24%
*
3 Va
12%
Distillery
Oliver
25
15 Va
37 %
2%
37
%
2%
1%
1
:
Feb
Jan
110% UIV2
2%
111
100
Jan
11%
: 200
Shattuck Denn Mining
•
preferred
19%
Jun
*
O
Power
Jan
Jun
4%
1,300
Securities Corp General
Bros Inc—
SetoD
Ohio
8%
14%
1%
Seeman
Serrick
Ohio
3% May
200
1%
common
Sentry
Ogden
500
1%
1
101%
High
3,400
,,
1%
1
common
Bcovili
Bcullin
5
18
5%
—25c
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre Ac Fisher Brick Co
Segal Lock & Hardware
Apr
4,900
19
Low
1
common
Beiby
2 Va
90
Range Since January 1
6%
17%
5%
Selected
82
105% 107
Shares
High
5
49
—-——~—1
Jan
1,300
•
pfd. 100
Jan
Corp
1
common
10 % July
300
3
-50
Northern Indiana Pub Serv 5%
Northrop Aircraft Inc
11%
11%
—
—1
%
Mar
1%
z»
Oil
Co
Low
2 %
Utility Securities-
North Central Texas
Northeast
Airlines
Aug
800
30
30
98
700
18
u
101% Aug
Jan
9%
9
12
Class B common
North
A
94 '/a Mar
92%
>
11%
11%
-
9
Nineteen Hundred Corp common
Mines
American
50
A
11 %
Nipunsing
North
97
97
:
Niagara Share Corp common
Niles-Bement-Pond
North
101
101
for Week
30% Aug
Shipbuilding Corp—
.
Sales
Range
of Prices
Jan
29%
30%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
High
7% Aug
26% Feb
30%
Founders shares
Niagara liuasou
19
New York Curb
Range Since January 1
__
Merchandise,
AUGUST
STOCKS—
Shares
common
Y
Monday, August 22, 1949
EXCHANGE
ENDED
for Week
Range
LOW
CURB
~
CHRONICLE
Sales
of Prices
Par
N
FINANCIAL
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
&
17%
-
50
500
r
Jun
30% May
21
47,600
Feb
30 % May
7% May
35%
Jun
3% Aug
.100
241
July
10%
21
Jan
Mar
4%
Feb
246%
Feb
THE
Number 4831
170
.Volume
Week's
STOCKS—
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
25c
United Profit Sharing com
preferred
10%
United
Machinery
Shoe
25
common-
—25
Preferred
Range Sinee January 1
Low
49%
V
49%
40%
40%
>
50%
41
2,675
Jan
37%
7V4
52 Vb
42% May
450
Apr
Jan
Interstate
Jan
41% Aug
a
Power
Debenture
8%
8%
8%
200
Jun
8%
FeD
U S Air Conditioning Corp
—10c
—V '
1%
1%
1,900
% July
1%
Jan
Altalian
U S Foil Co class B
—1
15
14 7%
15%
1,100
12'A Mar
3%
3'A
300
United
U
1st
S
preferred
Radiator
U S Rubber
1
common
•
Securities
International
and
S
85
U
Specialities
with
warrants
IIIII
common
Insurance
Oil
Utah
&
125
7
1,800
1%
200
48%
48%
100
-10
24%
100
2%
2,300
2
21
•
Light common
2%
24
23%
24
1966
3-D
1969
3-J
1956
F-A
to
1963
A-O
Light 4%s
1967
1961
M-N
3'/as'
Power
Jan
Jan
50% July
X25% Feb
Aug
21 Va
J- J
1%
Jan
2%
35'A
24
—
24
1963
Midland
Jun
Feb
Jun
Extended
2%
at
Milwaukee
Ohio
4%
Gas
Power
1st
Apr
1st
3%s
mtge
Lexington
Hydro-Electric
A6%s with Oct 1
$4
convertible
preferred
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Venezuelan
Syndicate
5VB
67
7; 500
4%
Vogt Manuafcturing
•
Jun
71
Jun
100
—
3%
Oct
ex
Service
50-year
Jan
12%
10% Aug
105
1
57
/
•
7 %
preferred
Waitt & Bond
$2
100
Inc
Watch
Waltham
i
w
3-J
—
105'A
106%
A-O
15
159
—
1103% 104%
\v
Af-S
105% 105%
J-3
FA
1103
A-O
106
106
1971
West
Utilities
Texas
Tablet
Mar
Counties
111
2%
-1
1.25
3'/a
2,400
l'/a July
4%
~8VB
7Vb
BVa
1,600
6%
Apr
112
Jan
115%
Feb
138
Jun
155
26
21%
20
30
321/2
225
27'/a
Jun
36
Jan
Westmoreland Inc
10
21
21
100
20% Mar
22
J-3
Oil
River
Wichita
(The)
Williams
161/4
300
8
4%
4%
Woodall
Pwr
1
—...25
15
•
30
(F
American
15
15
1,100
10%
10%
10%
8
Apr
10
Terni
11%
11%
Jan
"2
"~2Vb
Feb
Jun
8%
Interest
1970
5%s A
Central
0H Sn-
States
j-d
Cities Service-'i5s
Low
13
100%
106
J-D
*106% 108
106%
108%
Q-F
1165
160 %
165
J-D
100%
103%
7
v.
•
103
180
102% 103%
10
d90% 101%
123
89%
101%
d94 % 104%
J-J
91%
M-S
150
92%
M-S
107%
107% 107% U
A-O
103%
103% 104%
M-S
Debenture
3s_:
1977
J. J
Jan 1968
-
(Bait)
& Pwr
102%
%
107%
104%
106
'107%
87
92%
178
92 %
J-D
*106% 107
104%
106%
J-J
*102% 104
99%
101%
1st ref 2%s series R
1981
A-O
1962
M-N
;77^7v:
*102% 104
—
105 Vz 106%
105%
99%
102 %
8
103
106%
A-O
1954
4%s
111% 111%
111%
Elec
1993
1993
1965
1956
5s
M-N
J-J
9
40
'
73 '7
99% 100%
M-S
63%
48%
96%
100%
116
117%
54
33
417:
64
52%
7*49
coupon__1953
1940
1
*30
—
1961
Grand Trunk Western Ry 4s
Mountain
Green
6s
ser
(coupon
A
Ex-coupon
Indianapolis
3%s
series
Lt
1970
(Aug
A7s
~2
41%
58
45
103%
777';,; ,7 7
58%
59
59
106%
32%
'
mW
-i -'-V;'
60
10
59
60
8
60
31%
listed
on
are
62
2
59%
15
Indus¬
Rail-
Util-
trials
Date—
Aug.
roads
lties
—
13
65
Stocks
BONDS
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
7s
Danish
Cons
5%s
External
y
ities
Bonds
Closed
Week's Range
or Friday's
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Sold
Low
Total
A-O
J-3
5s_>
-i.-
63.90
102.45
104.48
85.76
105.48
99.54
15
16_
180.00
46.63
36.54
64.10
102.63
104.45
85.65
105.39
99.53
17__.—/.—
181.59
47.30
36.75
64.71
102.64
104.41
85.96
105.48
99.62
Aug.
18
182.02
47.40
36.74
64.83
102.60
104.93
86.05
105.44
99.75
Aug.
19
181.16
46.84
36.67
64.45
102.58
104.86
86.05
105.38
99.71
Range Sinoe
No.
Jan. 1
Low.- High
—
*71%
/f;:t7i%
—
—
:•/
—
44
10
45
70 %
83'A
704*
79%
37%
1
45
79%
7'
v— 7:
M-N
F-A
•7—
*76
80
7*80
'6%
7% ;
7%
3-J
12%
City (Peru) 6%s stamped_1958
Maranhao stamped (Plan A)
M-S
*13%
16%
13%
15%
2008
28
24%
29
1951
M-N
J-D
*27
47
37%
43'A
1947
1947
1931
1972
M-N
A-O
J-D
3-D
*48 3A
41%
45%
Interest
AMedellin
2%s
reduced to
7s
stamped
Bank of Bogota—
(issue of May 1927)
(issue of Oct 1927)
Mortgage
A7s
Mortgage Bank of
Parana
Denmark 5s
stamped (Plan A)
Interest reduced
to
/
2%s———2008
(Republic of)— '•
(ser A B C D E)
Peru
Is to 2%s
Rio de Janeiro stamped
Interest
A 5
reduced
to
Government
(Plan A)
2%
6%s
%S
♦No
e
Odd-lot
par
value,
.
*48 3A
ABonds
—
*30
„
75
31
31
61%
1
80
26%
1
,
31
/ V ""
17%
15%
18%
27%
2
24%
29
2%
2%
M-S
J-J
36
2%
40
2
3%
2%
3-D
18%
27%
J-J
2012
1919
1921
—
*72
„
1997
2%
10
2
33%
transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-Interest,
year's range),
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dlv. h Exs range). r Transaction for cash
Deferred delivery
(not included in
a
transaction
J-J
^
*44
principal.
n Under-the-rule transaction (not Included in year
(not included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights, z
Ex-liquidating dividend.
week.
sales being transacted during current
being traded flat.
SReported
In receivership.
Abbreviations
used
,
.
■
above—"cod," certificates of
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting
i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without
stock; "vtc," voting trust certificates;
warrants.
Over-ihe-Counter Industrial Stock Average
Date—
Aug.
Aug.
36.52
;
—
J-D
1955
1953
Danzig Port & Waterways—
AExternal 6%8 stamped----—1952
—
46.68
High
Municipal Loan—
External
40
Rails
10
Aug.
Friday
Bank
Mortgage
A20-year 7s
A20-year
Last
Sale Price
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National
Aug.
-
1978
101
Period
(Col)—
April 1946
Jan 1947
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank of)
ACauca Valley 7s
1948
Agricultural
10
-
1107% 107%
Interest
New York Curb Exchange
59%
32:
7
Second
Closed
92%
103
"w
First
Rails
82%
Q9
119%
tive; "conv,"
10
trials
Q9
100 %
60
178.97
Aug.
130
118%
62
-Bonds—
Total
50%
54
149
1956
101
37
10
20
28 Vz
1956
119% 119 Va
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
30
59
F-A
f debentures
s
31 %
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
-Stocks-
30
J-D
60
.
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
2
Newspaper Union—
6s conv
60
7732%
12
53%
59
'--7
1952
56%
1959
Western
58%
2
59
J-J
1952
(July 1941 coupon)
56%
130
1953
tFriday's bid and asked prices; no
58%
1957
coupon)
A7s series F
«
F-A
52
1960
West Penn Traction 5s
103%
40
45
J-D
18
109
Sec—
1941 coup)
1941
43%
5
108
102%
"
$103% 105
M-N
1955
1957
3'As
50
■'7/7j-7:7
-
&
C
A6%s (Dec 1
„
*45%
1955
Power
99%
1
103% 103%
—
102 %
100%
*100
3-D
1958
on)
A7s series E
A7s
3-J
RR—
market
Power
International
A6%s
Power
& Western
44'A
105
ARussian
*60
M-S
1950
1963
stamped
44%
A-O
106%
Finland Residential
Guantanamo
52
105% 105 Va
65
117% 117%
117%.
49
32%
55
*37
1947 coupon
1953
Mtge Eank—
A6%s ex Nov 1
54%
£4%
May
Mfg Co—
A6%s with Nov 1
5s
72
18%
—
A-O
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s
A
ser
Lt & RR
Ercole Marelll
45
jr-jr
M-S
111% 112%
5
Division—
N J
mlge
Water
143
95%
63
__
J-D
A 7s
4s ser B—
Eastern Gas & Fuel 3%s
Elmira
67
1964
—
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
A 1st
67
106%
127
1954
1
5s
ALima
1969
1976
City)
91
92%
2%s conv debs
(Bait
105!
3
29
106% 106%
—
3s ser P
2%s ser Q
1st mtge 4s
123
2030
104%
1958
•
of
2
West Penn Electric
106%
102% 103
1969
mtge
Hotel—
debs
income
A 5s
103
*105% 107
5s
Lackawanna
131
77
Washington Water Power 3%s
107%
M-N
Debenture
Gas
1125
A-O
1946
coupon
coupon
High
105%
No.
High
107% 107%
Debenture 5s
1st ref mtge
1940
Jan. 1
Corp—
'
1st ref mtge
Waldorf-Astoria
1
1947
Range Since
Sold
J-J
^i_------_J-i.>.»>1948
—1954
Gas El Lt
77
Foreign^ Governments & Municipalities
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
1970
.
Electric
debentures
1
Dec
Apr
1998
6s
debentures
5s
with Dec
A7s ex
8% May
~2~fff
1964
2%s
5s
1
1940 coupon—1953
Jan
Canada—
of
Edison
A 7s
Jan
14
1955
C
Steel
Boston
Gen
107/a
Jun
10% Aug
1960
deb
City Electric 3%s
Telephone
A6%s with Aug 1
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
Consolidated
Apr
33
104% Mar
xG% Jun
2 tV
Period
Appalachian Elec Power 31/4S
CoAsol
15% Mar
Jun
13
6,900
5s
£1
*
I
Friday
series
Apr
231/4
300
BONDS
Bethlehem
~1
77
Hydro-Electric Co—
Ltd—
W)
& Tel
101 %
106
77
A-O
-1946
Industries—
stamped
2nd
A6%s ex Aug 1 1947 coupon
United Electric Service Co—
Jan
5
300
11%
New York Curb Exchange
5s
Feb
98
40
8
deposit receipts
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Atlantic
99%
104%
106
(Hugo)
A7-4s
Jan
27/a
325
30
102% 103%
2
common
preference
Assoc Tel
105
106%
Corp—
3rd stamped
Stinnes
May
9
500
28%
100
Inc
Petroleum
Woolworth
pfd
Lt 4%%
&
Industries
Woodley
Bell
19
Jun
IDS
—.1
-
common
Winnipeg Elec common
Wisconsin
2% July
May
7
8% July
16%
8
15% July
5%
8
(R C) & Co
Brothers
6%
16 »/4
5
preferred w w—
h%
2*
10
15% Mar
Jun
14
1
,
Corp
Corp
Willson Products Inc——!
Wilson
5s
Corp inc 5s
(Hugo)
A7-4s
104
103 7/b
1100% 103%
F-A
M-N
1966
3%s
1970
1989
1950
Elec
&
'
2
—
collateral trust
5s
Stinnes
Jun
1
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Whitman (Wm) & Co
Wickes
(Calif)
106%
Feb
&
Westmoreland Coal
;
AStarrett
Apr
Jun
Gas
Spalding (AG)
8% Aug
May
$6
3%s
Gas
Gas
mtge 3s
Southwestern
Jan
11/2
% July
preferred
•
1st pfd__100
Stationery com
•
Jan
2%
'
1% July
2% Feb
19,700
3'/8
Jan
1st
Jan
10%
Jun
Ry 7%
Western Maryland
Western
"1% "1%
3%
Co warrants
Corp
Wentworth Manufacturing
California
106
105%
105
1970
1053/4
21
114
103%
1105% 106%
1973
1st & ref m 3s ser B
Southern
Mar
101
109%
1110% 110%
M-S
1973
Southern
18 May
159
104
H
—
199
M-N
1965
3s
A
Apr
6%
00
101%
100%
158
159
3-J
1952
6s B
California Edison
series
3%s
Jan
250
51
26
54
Co—
1998
Joaquin Lt & Pow
17/b
700
81/4
96 %
1106% 107%
,
106 %
130
1952
9%
1/4 Aug
~1%
1
Aircraft
Warner
11/4
8
106%
93
105%
149
A
Jun
109
60
1 Va
1
Co
600
8
109i/2 109i/2
>4.
30
Voting trust ctfs
Ward Baking
109%
1
preferred
cum
7%
108
103
96'A
1105% 107
3-D
1960
debs
7% July
1%
ext_*
106
105%
106 % 107
96%
65
105%
104 Vz
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Co
109%
102
103%
1134% 106%
coupon—1960
coupon
Gas
&
61
€0
103% 104
1106% I0b%
3-J
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s_1981
Southern
Aircraft
105
108%
100
Jan
W
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs
1
|
Co—
1940
1947
Elec
6%
series
5%s
San
Waco
:•
40%
-
102%
108% 109
;
—
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Range for 1949
Closing
7
Closed
High
33.26 Jan
24
15_
31.63
Low
27.79 Jun
15
16—
31.61
13
*
—
Range for 1948
31.61
31.88
—
!?
52'/a
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
Jan
3
1% May
7.77
Apr
■
5%
Jurr
6%s
Public
34 % Mar
2,500
2%
A
Jan
63
4%
20c
Inc
6%
25 Vz
•—>^ •
1
Jun
4
10
67
*
Petroleum
Venezuela
5%
1
5
common
,|
■
80
21
39
1100% 103%
A-O
1970
Piedmont
Corp
High
'■
62
—
1103
108%
A-O
1964
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s_1964
1st mtge 3s
3%s
Valspar
86
27%
38
39
M-S
1968
1971
mtge 3s
Park
24% May
Low
Valley RR—
New England Power 3%s
Jan
26
130
1952
«s—-
2%
Feb
700
—
—10
1%
Jan. 1
No.
54
*49
-1952
coupon
Kansas Electric
Range Since
Sold
80%
78%
80
1947
1
Jan
Jun
1
Nov
6 Vb
Jun
3%
J-J
Aug
83
-
4%
ctfs
Superpower
ex
Bonds
High
Co—
escrow
Kansas Power & Light 3%s
McCord Corp deb 4%s
Jan
3%
Jun
73
1%
——
Sugar
Power
82
4
1%
—10
Universal Products Co common
Utah-Idaho
82
v:.4
__50c
Consolidated
Universal
82
16% May
Feb
2%
1
Reclaiming Co
United Stores Corp com
Universal
3%
•
6%
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
1
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
A 7s with Nov 1 1940 coupon
A 7s
•
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
lVs
>
4% Aug
'
„
Period
■1
New York Curb Exchange
,
High
Jun
%
—
Interest
BONDS
High
33
19
Friday
Shares
'
10
AUGUST
for Week
of Prices
Low
(717)
Sales
Range
Par
CHRONICLE
EXCHANGE
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
FINANCIAL
CURB
YORK
NEW
Friday
&
COMMERCIAL
High
37.83 Jun
10
31.84
Low
32.37 Dec
29
"1
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
(718)
34
FINANCIAL
STOCK
OTHER
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
CHRONICLE
Monday, August 22, 1949
EXCHANGES
AUGUST
ENDED
19
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS—
Week'*
Friday
STOCKS—
Last
A
A A',/ A
Sale Price
Par
»•
American Agricultural
American
Chemical
Refining
Sugar
American
Tel
Tel
&
of Prices
Low
A*
1453/4
•
A
"-50 ::Ar"~
Anaconda Copper
100
Boston & Albany RR
1503/4
38%
Modine
Feb
Jun
35
Jan
Montgomery
100
Apr
120
Jan
North
43
1,290
40
July
12%
15%
3,340
12% Aug
National
class
10%
cl
100
Oak
1st
Boston Personal
Calumet
Prop Trust-
Cities Service
—lis
39
19 Va
Fuel
&
Gas
5
8
16%
16%
*; 4-.u •,/4Ax
A';"-'''—.
49%
*
Street
1st preferred series A
preferred B
Eastern
3%
57
57
3%
&
General
38 Va
Feb
50
Gillette
Safety
A
preferred
,'Vy'
—
;,A/
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1
Assn
Nash-Kelvinator
New
57
Steel
Car
Roebuck
Co
&
Prod Corp
68%
13c
20
Brand
Standard
Clothes
Lathe
Bend
—100
Tel
North Butte Mining
Northern RR (N H)
85%
Stewart-Warner
corp
Stone
38%
Jun
40ya
Jan
Sundstrand
23
May
1,066
33%
29%
553
23%
49%
281
40
Jun
Jun
33% Jan
56% Jan
11
130
10
Jan
59
39%
60
65
58
Feb
14% May
68% Jun
«"
Container
,—100
8
50
190
10%
Jun
18c
150
13c
Jan
V;
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1
Swift
&
Mining
25
Co——
Rexall Drug Co
Shawmut
—
..2.50
—
Association
— **
Union
United
Fruit
United
Shoe
U
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"
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Air
Light & Rys Co
3% Aug
7
76c
4 Vb
J*.'.";'
160
16%
32%
33%
Mar
173/4
Wiebolt
Wisconsin
Feb
Woodall
Yates-Amer
1%
Jan
Aug
53/4
Apr
15%
12%
17 ys May
Feb
Jan
36
27 Va
Jun
443/fc
Jun
Aug
35'A
*
Jan
51%
491/4
52'/8
49%
50
200
42% May
52% Jan
31%
34
125
31%
Aug
43 Va
12Va
Jun
14% Apr
26% Jan
10
*
Waldorf
1*12.50
Corp
v
!^7!-
1
,>!
13%
243/4
14'/a
50
241/4
253/a
505
54% Mar
20 3/4 May
Jan
Elec
Stores
Jan
Jun
29% Jun
i4o.;:
2,946
;;
Inc
Chicago Slock Exchange
Last
Sale Price
Par
Steel
Acme
Admiral
Co
(Hew)
Corp
Aetna
&
Ball
Bearing
Shares
Inc
Indus
Machine
Range SInee January 1
21%
Jan
3%
200
13% July
2% Jan
42%
700
36%
42% Aug
11%
100
7%
•
A
High
14 %
Jun
5
May
28
Jun
7% Aug
9%
150
6%
Jun
11% Jan
27%
Jun
32% Jan
400
9%
300
58%
100
11
9
"350
400
25 Va
650
A-
10
*
23
22%
23%
12%
25
25
25.% "
11 Va
58 >A Aug
8% July
20
May
"
26%
Jun
Feb
49%
30
42%
11
26% Aug
Jun
44% Mar
34
Jun
41%
103A
r-
Jun
14/4 Mar
Jun
30
12*
n%
20%
Jun
24 y8 May
Jun
26
Copper Mining capital
Ry CO_
Aug
13
Jan
Apr
Radio
87%
•••''
27%
27%
.
25%
'-
— —
28
86
400
10% July
143/4 Jan
Jun
Jun
19%
■
,100 A
....
3% Aug
Jun
10
700
'
35
23%
Jun
33%
10%
Jun
200
■9%
Jun
11%
1
200
12%
11%
1,300
10
Jun;
5%
6
400
8%
600
ll
Jan
14%
Jan
*•'13% Jan
11%
5% Jun
7% Jan
v
Jan
103% Jan
12%; 13%
3%
Jan
26%
Jun
May
12%
—
Apr
8%
Jan
97/a
Apr
Jan A
May
A*7 %
•
37%
37
38
800
34%
Jun
397/a
Jan
5
—
Co
14%
14%
14%
800
11%
Jan
14%
Aug
1%
1%
300
3%
Jan
7%
7%
2,900
13%
14%
11
500
•
Graham-Paige Motors ——I.....——L
Laclede Gas Light—.
—4
600
4%
Jun
7
Jun
"7%
5
capital
—_•
Car
—...
.
10%
■
•
3%
1% May
4% July "
73/s Aug
Jun
15%
Jan
600
9%
Jun
13%
Jan
390
A
4
10 3%
3% Jtua
4% Jan
5% Mar
10%
17% May
11
7Vb
.200
mmrnmc.
—1
5%
138% Jun
Jun
2 % Feb
9G0
29%
87'A
1
Utility Corp
Motor
10% May
93A July
400
..
13%
25
8%
Electric
Jun
9
400
3%
10-
9%
13 %
25
Certain-teed Products
Packard
100
/
50
10
100
——
20% Aug
2,100
3
3.
9%
13%
Bethlehem Steel common new.-.-...-*
Public
79%
10%
50
'
Jan
73% July
[
1
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Pacific
45
550
12
Jan
May
20%
11,
5
Jan
"300
10%
11'
Jan
13%
1,400
,/
75..
103/a
com—*
San
Armco Steel Corp
Canadian
A.
'75
2
''*&'■
Feb
9%
103A
pfd—_*
pr
Jan
41
-
100
v
30
Anaconda
20% May
•
Jan
43/4 Mar
Feb
9%
700
36
293/4
L7
—
& St
Feb
100
1,300
100
Inc
Lines
18% July
,
Jan
163/4
200
Air
Farnsworth Tele &
Low
%
6%
Jun
\
13%
Radiator
15%
8
24
43A July
40%
American
200-*/
19
19
150
13JA
American
500
8%
2,700
4%
58 'A
Alleghany Corp .—...1
20
144»/8 146%
Apr
22%
A
18%)
145%
13%
40
.
"A
19%
19
100
10% Jun
29%
10
Stocks—
18 %
common-
100
(new) —•
capital-—
"V.-r
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18 %
common
American Tel & Tel Co capital
Jan
11%
••
common......*
common
Generai
High
5'/a
28 V*
43
common
cum
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
New York Central RR
5
41% Aug
Apr
26%
Mfg com
20
10
iw—1'
—...
Castings
Laboratories
Allied
—
common
Advanced Alum
-
Range
of Prices
Jan
Jun
Jun
22
■A 9%
,
Bankshares
General
Sales
for Week
Low
11%
9
34
T
Curtiss-Wright
STOCKS—
Jan
Jan
50
23%
Continental Motors
Week's
8
29%
500
11%
dep
Columbia Gas System Inc
Friday
Jan
1,400
A/
43
(new)
common
Westinghouse
493/4
-
S Steel
Lines
Jan
13% Jun
70
128
Jun
22% Aug
•
Union Carbide & Carb capital
*
Co_——
System Inc
Westinghouse Electric
14%
36
5
50
11
36
25-'
United
common.—25
Co
Machinery
Rubber
14%
351/4
36
5
Drill—
Twist
14%
18
•
of
La Salle St Corp
Unlisted
«'
Stone & Webster Inc.—
•
40
100
41%
3%;
25
—
ctfs
United
108
100
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stock
Co
Jan
Aug
Jua
4%
4%
capital
Jan
45c
14
4%
I;* As
6
24%
87% Jan
96
,
Jan
*
-
(The)_,
Texas.- Co
25c
Apr
10
99c
173/4
41%
5
;
153/4
Jun
587
99C
Jun
4%
*
208 South
79
151/a
•
14 ys
Jan
8
15%
Tbor Corp —AA-.
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——5
Trane Co (The) common^,.w^.u...v2
27c
96%
4'/8
—10
Reece Folding Machine
i:
;
,
International
Co
10% May
8% Jan
143/4
14%
500
—1
common
Mach Tool common
41% Feb
,
Aug
14%
96
———
Pennsylvania RR-
Jan
15%
9%
21%
5
common—
Corp
113/a May
34% July
A;
19%
4%
■
300
Jun
11
,.5
Corp common
200
Jun
Jun
20
Sunbeam
27c
6%
40%
25
Aug
87
Jan
Jan
6 Va
6
—1
capital
353/4 Mar
27c
■
Mar
16%
Xl 1%
Dredging common
66 Va
85
2.50
59
313/4
31
Jan
Jun
19% Aug
1,128
Jun
24% Aug
100
25
capital
Jan
10
Jun
25
250
*24%
common
Works
29
9%
47%
400
.—.*'
53%
13c
Jan
4% Mar
8
—*'
common
20
—
25
May
7
22%
Steel, Strap
Society
Jan
88
Aug
10
3
17
-
243/i
•
75
20
Jan
14%
15
1
capital
common.—
131
8
8
634
*
63%
39%
Jan
14%
17
1
common
193/a
13%
1
—
England Electric System
Quincy
8
63/4
50
34%
8
5
England Tel
1
63%
—
Jan
11
Apr
21%
150
5
Sheiimar
3% Aug
Jun
75
20
2%
Aug
11
50
25
25
U
New
53%
28
24%
common-
Sears
10%
10%
—100
National Service Cos
53%
28
*
Apr
283/a
-29%'
—
—
Narragansett Racing
200
533%
10
20
363/4
■
*
—;
Mathieson Chemical Corp
90
common
Swift
5%
: 400
3%
Sangamo Electric Co common
Schwitzer Cummins capital
48 3/8
•
Co_—
RR common———.100
Maine Central
24%
3%
Co
333/4
...
37%
Razor
233i
—*
193/e
*
•
Copper
500
Jan
24
51% Aug
3% Aug
A'A^TSAA
75
•
Stores
Electric
Kennecott
53/4 July
12%
common
Jan
5Va
Jun
-
239
61
75
Lines Inc
SS
1,250
*
Jan
17
143/8 July
40
3%
—
100
—100
Employers Group Assoc——
National
7
11
common
Standard Oil of Ind
First
6%
prior preferred
South
6%
Jun
Mar
7%
Ry—
6%
Apr
13%
Sinclair Oil Corp
——
Mass
19%
1,000
10
common
Car
Manufacturing
Pressed
Jan
6
Aug
29% July
48
52%
43
Aug
4
100
4
Associates—
Common
Eastern
Ward
Standard
American
Signode
Eastern
Co
Peabody Coal Co
Jan
3%
110
5
4
—10
—j—
—
36
—
—
*
—
Hecla
&
37
100
pfd stampedpfd unstamped- —100
1st
A
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1,100
2%
Pennsylvania RR capital—
prior preferred
5%
High
23%
2%
43% Mar
..
12%
Low
23%
1
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common
common
Chemical
Monroe
& Maine Railroad—
1%
Mfg
23%
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High
5
capital
Inc
Shares
Low
•
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preferred—
prior
5%
Boston
Hart
for Week
Jan
Jun
25%
200
Jun
22%
262
29%
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32% Mar
A 138
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104
108
..
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343/8 Mar
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110
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405
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24%
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for Week
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of Prices
Sale Price
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20
Aug
150%
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Pan
American
Airways Corp..
Paramount
Pictures
Pepsi-Cola
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Jun
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700
1
Apr
1%
Jan
4%
4%,
400
4%
Jun
5%
Jan
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
Jun
2%
Jan
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7%
Jan
Republic Steel Corp common
Rexall Prog Inc—.....
200
8%
Jun
105/a
600
193/a
Jun
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200
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Jan
12
Apr
Jun
32
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Athey Products Corp capital
Washer
Automatic
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32
100
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20
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150
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Berghoff Brewing Corp
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22
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Belden
Corp
of America
common
11/A
500
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8%
100
7%
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19%
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250
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Schenley Distillers Corp.
Feb
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Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
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73/4
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Standard Steel Spring
13%
A
29%
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10
10
10
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400
43
53%
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17%
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150
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27%
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28%
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100
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•
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10
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4
Jun
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15%
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6
6
15% Aug
28 %
25
Jan
273/4 Aug
22%
Jun
31%
Jan
7%
Jan
Jun
303/b Aug
6
American
Paper
Churngold Corp
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Corp
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common
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Great
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Co
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Hellman
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•
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153/b
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11%
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25
10
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Kroger Co common-
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113/a May
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43
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53
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Jun
11%
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Jun
18%
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23% July
26% Aug
263/4
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23
27%
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Feb
73/4
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Jun
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7%
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13%
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14
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150
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5
22%
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100
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54%
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27
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Jun
6
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17
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footnotes
Tel
15%
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Lincoln Printing Co common
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25
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Cincinnati
20
13
-
Range Since January 1
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19%
19%
8
preferred—9
Jan
'
200
common
Jun
Fibre
11%
Jan
52;
200
International Harvester
Material
5%
40a
12%
capital
&
300
2,650
29%
Co
Pr
8%
12%
Illinois Brick
Indianapolis
8%
28%
common
Co
Tool
6%
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♦
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Pneum
8%
•
Hibb Spencer
Indep
62%
1
common
Instrument Co
(G)
6%
10
common
Gibson Refrigerator Co common
&
Shares
Low
__20
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Jan
for Week
of Prices
par
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Cincinnati
General
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-Range A
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Jun
Jan
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Friday
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113/a May
116% Aug
9
2%
—*
common
Sale Price
10
common
Co
Apr
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Aug
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6%
5
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150
25
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Apr
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10 -- -'Apr
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THE
Number 4831
Volume 170
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(719)
35
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
Par
Federated
Packard
14
127
1
75
10%
LaSalle
10
13%
Jan
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4%
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29%
27%
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51
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11%
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159
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Feb
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Jun
Low
American
Tel
Tel
&
£
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—•
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Cleveland
$4.50
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Iron
Cleveland
Consolidated
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5%
12%
12%
13%
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3%
3%
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3% July
2
2%
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Jan
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4
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3%
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Jan
12
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Apr
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Jun
14
Jan
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National
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14%
Jun
17%
Jan
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17%
Apr
21%
Jan
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78
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common
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Wayne
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common
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15
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6%
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July
46% Mar
75
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13
2,100
15
90c
1
common
16
300
4%
4
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8%
820
8%
8%
8%
United States Radiator common
76
63%
47
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Jan
Jun
10% July
Jun
100
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25
440
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29% July
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29%
138
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common
Manufacturing
Standard
71
Paper
200
628
29%
13%
Jun
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Superior Tool & Die common
Range Since Jannary 1
91
1
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High
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29%
10%
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2% Mar
31%
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for Week
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100
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50
20
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3%
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common
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160
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43
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42%
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Range Since Jannary 1
42%
17 % Mar
50
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Last
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High
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10
common
River
Friday
for Week
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2
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61%
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York
New
Shares
28%
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General
stocks—
for Week
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i
19
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
AUGUST
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS—
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Controller
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Jun
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34
Jun
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Lamson &
32%
31% July
11% Jan
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class
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31%
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100
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52
9%
Jun
13% Jan
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50
23%
Jun
33%
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14%
Jun
17%
Jun
14%
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19
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Steel Corp (Un)
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17%
Jun
21% Jan
Bandini
Jun
27%
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358
37
Jun
(111)
70
40
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common—
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33%
Jun
41% Aug
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Barnsdall Oil Co (Un)
14 %
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17%
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224
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53%
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Bendix
Diamond
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
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common
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common
Cleveland
Detroit
&
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—
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Manufacturing class
General
Goebel
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Finance common
Motors
Brewing
—
1
Hoskins Manufacturing common— -2%
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Electric
Hurd Lock &
For
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common—
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footnotes
see
page
1
42.
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6
30
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10
106
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17
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400
200
210
1,665
25% Mar
Jun
10
310
38%
49
395
46%
7%
4,147
-
9%
9%
Y'
275
Y
Feb
Jan
44
Aug
53 Vb
5% July
Feb
44
49
Jan
10
Jan
10 Vb
Aug
24
6% July
7% Jun
Apr
a32% a32%
73
32% May
(Un)
(new)
13
13%
885
10%
Jun
14 %
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180
28
Jun
29% July
10
13
Apr
105
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44%
a52%
a49% a52 %
161
38%
Feb
Jan
56%
Jan
48% Aug
;
19
12%
100
15%
Jun
19%
Jan
11 Vb
360
10
Jun
11%
Apr
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197
25%
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27% Aug
5
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150
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9
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1.80
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13%
14
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Jan
July
1.05
25>/b
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9
8%
17% May
12%
Jun
1,324
21
11%
225
Feb
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a26
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27
Jan
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75
5
Feb
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Jan
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Jan
9%
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91
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15
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23
19
19%
400
17% Aug
21%
8% Aug
57
Jan
Industries
30
Aug
109% Aug
8
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Co (Un)Electrical Products Corp
Electric Bond & Share
1
FAR
Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd
22% Aug
class A
——2
•
•
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Electric Co (Un)..
General Foods Corp
(Un)
—
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3%
Apr
General
20%
Jan
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6%
Feb
Goodrich
9%
50c
5
4
1
1
1
Co Ltd class A
Liquidating Corp
Exeter Oil
Jan
10
5
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63
Mar
Aug
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F)
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co common—*
Graham-Paige Motors Corp (Un)
1
Great Northern Ry Co pfd (Un)
*
(Un)
5
Apr
Hilton
14
Jan
Development Co
Hudson Motor Car Co
3% July
6
3
4
Mar
Apr
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Hotels Corp
Holly
Hunt
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Inc.
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5
1
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34c
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300
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13%
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65c
Aug
10
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448
34%
Jun
44%
163
41% Mar
61%
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561
12
11%
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11%
Jan
,
Jan
Jan
13
Feb
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39%
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62
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241
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1%
40%
1%
400
39%
100
36%
Feb
39%
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130
10%
Feb
12
40%
1%
all%
118
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34%
—
Jun
1 % May
Jan
43% May
39%
•
Jan
7%
Aug
44%
12
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Jan
Jan
8
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7
Feb
15% May
Feb
11
200
7%
Jan
Jun
Jan
11
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—
Apr
5
10%
Apr
10%
a59% a59%
a20
common
Greyhound Corp
Jan
Apr
14% May
a8%
Corp
9% Aug
5%
Aug
25% Aug
1
Jan
7% May
600
10%
■
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(Un)—
Jan
250
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Jan
13%
Jun
all%
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20
common
32% May
May
Jun
10
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100
9
5%
Jun
18%
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25
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&
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200
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Aug
100
24
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Feb
7%
6
Jan
6%
5
1,434
20
,
25
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Aug
4%
61%
34% Mar
33%
30
Aug
6%
4%
Y
Jun
Jun
a6%
7
100
■
27%
6%
6%
Jan
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18%
23%
44
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75c
48% July
93
5%
__
Jan
Jun
Aug
a6%
Jun
1,350
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Jan
Jan
239
20
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21
1
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Jun
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27%
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Jun
Jun
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1.000
28c
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1
15
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5%
18 %
61%
--
10%
Jun
Jan
Apr
*
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Crown
4%
y
25,575
4,791
.
Jun
7%
4%
~
5
Hall Lamp common
Mar
2%
1
1
common
7%
■;. 46-
18%
—
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common
30
6
22
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1
Gar Wood
General
_
140
,
6%
22%
1
Fruehauf Trailer common
51
5%
Y
6%
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Frankenmuth Brewing common
—
——
5
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Gemmer
*
1
—
v
109% 109%
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—
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157
8%
30
*
wd
preferred
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51
mmm.
Chrysler Corp
Consumers
8%
—
—
-25
12
High
Feb
177
1,300
3%
•>
Dresser
Rubber
Baldwin
7%
a59%
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Low
11
10 VB
11
496
10
—5
Creameries of America Inc
Range Since Jannary 1
High
5%
•
2
2.50
.
Aircraft (Un)—1
Continental Oil Co (Del) (Un),__
5
Shares
3%
—1
common
■■■■;
a49%
*
Packing
Consolidated
for Week
Low
l
Electric
27c
27c
Sales
of Prices
Last
16 %
400
3%
16
(Un)
Columbia'Gas System Inc (Un)
Commonwealth Edison Co (Un)
Detroit Stock Exchange
American Metal Prod
-7%
245
9%
3%
3%
6%
(Un)
Co
Consolidated
Altes Brewing
Jan
Jan
95%. Mar
Jun
WOodward 2-5525
Par
Jan
,
Jun 1
Commonwealth & Sou Corp (Un)—•
Cons Chollar Gould & Sav Mng
1
Consolidated Edison of N Y (Un)—•
Consolidated Engineering Corp,
—l
,
Jan
Jun Y
5
(Un)
Corp
Borg-Warner
Colorado
DETROIT
Building
Y- Y
.Jun
82%
900
6%
Preferred
Friday
5
300,,
,
156
2
5
(Un)
Co
Borden
Cities Service Co
New York Curb Exchange
; Y
Jun
35%
27%
7%
Jun
20%
27%
Jun
25%
1
5%
27%
Chrysler Corp
Detroit Stock
Sale Price
280
5
Corp
Caterpillar Tractor
New York Stock Exchange
.
Feb
Jan
23
140
398
20c
5
Chica Oil Corp
Certain-teed
Members
:
54
150
5%
•
27%
Eoeing Airplane Co
Canadian
Y
;
V-
6% jf
6%
6%
1
—
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California
.
Jan
Jun
Jun
42
138%
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al6 "
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,
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29%
29 %
a22% a23%
10
RR Co
Petroleum
Bros
a66% a68%
;
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v
14%
■
Jan
Budd
i
Jun
a24% a25 %
29%
13
100
1
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,
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10%
80
(Un)—.—3
1
al6
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310
1,691
5
(Un)—100
(Un)
Broadway Dept Store
j,,r
12% Aug
13%
43% Mar
a40% a42 \
;
Telephone:
Jan
144% 144%
a22%
Locomotive Works
Baldwin
17
,
a22% a22%
Ford
Jan
8%
a47% a48%
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Co
Manufacturing Corp
112
al9% a20%
-2
Chem
7
Jan
9%
■
;
&
100
100
4% Jan
y-
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
YV
V
13%
*
•
4%
a39% a39%
(Un)—
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10% July
alO
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*
(Un)
Co
Anaconda
40% !
"» Y-
29% Aug
11% Jan
Armco
.10
Thompson Products Inc
Union Carbide & Carbon
3% May
Jun
al2
•
100
(Un)
Jan
.
„
Standard Oil of Ohio common
U
:>
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Co (Un)
Standard Oil Co of N J (Un),—
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Socony-Vacuum
*
(Un)
(Un)
AUg'
19
'
„
Jun
27%
a9%
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40
al0% all
•
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St
&
33
40
;
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]
(Un)
Jun
-5
Eng.
(Un)
High
2%
325
July
*
(Un)
Republic Steel
29%
Inc
Radiator
Baltimore
Electric
Reliance
29%
32 %
.50
(Un)
29%
alO% all%
.50
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*
150
40
_*
-
(Un)
(Un)
14
Armour
N
Ohio
3%
'■
American
McKee
Medusa
3 Va
35
Jun
Low
3%
American Power & Light
Ameircan
•
Range Since January 1
High
1
Mfg Co
Airlines
Shares
225
(Un)
Corp
for Week
Low
Par
■
American
*
(MA) 4 % preferred,-
Industrial
34
.100
Preferred
'*
Range
ef Prices
Last
stocks—
Sales
Week's
Friday
63% Aug
,
Aug
14% Aug
a—
45
3%
9%
4%
Jan
Jan
Feb
July
Jan
9%
875
8%
1.95
1.75
2.05
4,900
1.70
Jun
12%
12
12%
764
9%
Feb
13% July
9
9
200
8%
Feb
11%
9%
Jun
Jap
Jan
"
36
THE
(720)
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Monday, August 22, 1949
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS—
Lut
Range
Illinois
Central RR Co (Un)—;
Independent Exploration Co
Intercoast Petroleum Corp
Share*
i'
Low
27%
10%
10 %
10
1.25
1.10
11%
1.25
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Friday
High
STOCKS—
530
27%
33 %o
—
22%
5,330
2,300
7%
"
95c
Feb
29%
Nickel
International
of
Paper
Can
Co
(Un)
(Un)
•
Feb
July
1.50 Mar
Par
42 Va
47
31
a8%
a8%
125
8
Jun
11
Apr
4
4
4%
2,930
4
Aug
9
—
15 a 15%
15
Aug
•"
9
47%
43
39
—;
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47'/a
256
385
42 'A
42%
1,245
a
Jun
Lt
Co
(Un)
Baltimore
May
Jun
46%
5%
Jan
Transit
Petroleum
Locxheed
Loew
Los
Aircraft
Inc
s
a7%
a7%
14
5
Jan
a23%
a23%
a7%
a24
a7%
50
20
Jun
a7%
10c
Co
1.05
1.05
1.25
3,112
Corp
__
1
(Un>
15
6%
7% Aug
26%
Jun
Budd
al8%
__
•
a
19%
90c
125
Merchants
Robbins
17%
360
14%
24%;,
345
20%
22
Jan
24 %
—
1.45
Jan
17%
20
Inc.——18
Petroleum
Co
Jun
(Un)
a36% a36%.
a36%
1
Montgomery Ward Si Co Inc
Chrysler
1.30
•
1.25
a53%
'
85c
National
Corp
(Un)
Nordon Corp Ltd
American Aviation
North
American
(Un)
•
11
Apr
1.90
8%
505
6%
17%
Jun
11
350
1
0c
9c
10
8% Aug
20 %
Aug
9% Jun
405
10
Cons———10
17%
20c
Jan
11%
Jan
Jun
4; 8% Jun
192
16% Jan
46%
130
46%
14%
335
12%
6
.
46%
14%
—
Ry Co (Un)....—100
Aircraft Inc
1.
17%
6%
995
6
Oceanic
Ohio
Petroleum
Oil
Pacific Gas
6%
Si
Elec
5%
5%
common
Publishing
Pacific
20
prefererd class A__25
div
$4.50
Pacific
Co
Corp
Oil
American
Finance
Co
•
Jun
Gimbel
(Un)
25c
July
Jan
17
Feb
Pennsylvania
25
(Un)
28
41c
Si
v
Corp
30%
Jan
•
com
32%
Apr
33% Aug
35% Aug
200
30%
Feb
32%
Sun
a29
;/Y:Y
*
«
1
28% Aug 4
28% Aug
Gas
51%
61
Westmoreland
398
50% Jun
25
101%
Jan
Mar
53%
Jun
103 % Aug
35%
200
37/«
710
J
a9
a9%
60
8%
21%
21%
1,377
19%
325
14 Va
Jun
17%
32 Va July
3% Jun
41
Apr
4%
Republic Steel Corp
Reserve
Rexall
Oil
&
(Un)
Jan
10%
24 /
(Un)
39% May
common..
Rheem
Manufacturing
12
20%
July
281
32%
Feb
Regis
Paper
300
25%
Jun
32
11
570
9%
Jun
14
Schenley Industries Inc
Seaboard Finance
a8%
4%
4%
2%
2%'
Roebuck
Security
(Un)
&
Oil
Trading
Co
17%
Jun
27%
Jan
3%
Jun
5%
Jan
5%
Apr
al7%
Corp
4%
319
17 Va
Jan
6%
Jan
Co
class A
29%
29%
365
22%
Jun
18%
19
738
16%
Jan
29% AUg
19% Mar
40%
40%
499
34% Feb
46%
46%
41% Aug
154
43
Jun
50 Va
Feb
35%
35%
300
31 %
Feb
38%
Jan
5c
5c
1,000
4c
1,307
20%
Feb
t.
--
II
!'Y
6%
pfd
cl A
800
12c
Jun
428c
(Un)
of
1,499
18%
Jun
24
15%
15%
491
14%
Jun
Y/li%
11%
.17%
11%
410
12 Va
32%
32%
32%
2,733
29
Company (Un)
Gulf Sulphur Co
(Un)
Incorporated preferred
Tidewater Assoc Oil Co
(Un)
25
-
(Un)
Corp_
Universal Consolidated Oil
see
page
195
33
Apt
36 V*
-
•
Jan
23 Vs
4,820
24%
17
-
26%
27%
22%
23%
.
27 %
28%'-
20 Va
56
23«
15
-■
'•
17
Apr
24% May
Jan
25%
Jun
;Y
Feb
17Vb Mar
-
Aug
27%
*
•
23%
*
28
233
22%
Jun
40%
463
20
Jan
567
25%
Jun
23% Aug
28% Feb
20%
58
59'/a
20%
.
56%
57
17%
223
V'
--247
•
Jun
23%
Jan
46%
52
~
59 Vs
Jan
Jan
59 Vb
Aug
52
Feb
60 %
.
4
3%
4 Vb
2
3,241
Feb
Apr
5
Aug
22
Va
21%.
22%
30%
31%
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1,072
18V*
Feb
50
-
27%
Jun
37%
37
Apr
54%
Feb
43
Apr
61 %
Feb
Jan
40%
41'>
44%
44%
$3,500
600'
Sales
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Range Since January 1
Low
High
High
13'/b
13%
10
11
11%
655
Duquesne
5
11%
11
11%
1,470
8%
Jun
11% Aug
1
11
11
11
411
8 V*
Jun
11V* Aug
20%
20%
110
33%
33%
20
31V*
Jun
39% Mar
x22%
22%
119
20%
Jun
24% May
15
JUn
23% Jan
3% Feb
Fort
Brewing
Pitt
Brewing
Harbison
Walker
Refractories
Manufacturing
Joy
Lone
Star
Fuel
Mountain
__
1
—.———
Suply
10
—
10
Fireproofing
Corp__
*
Pittsburgh Plate Glass—
;
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
3'/b
40
35%
10
34%
*
Steel
7Vb
—1
Spring
9c
1
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
.
11
__
Toy Mining—
Standard
3Vb
—
Reymer & Eros
San
17%
17
5
Brewing $3.50 pfd
Pittsburgh
__
com___*
Co
Gas
Apr
u
795
12 V*
Apr
23% Jan
18% Jua
500
2 % July
335
27% May
42
35%
141
28%
35% Aug
8% Jan
3%
7%
75
6% July
500
9c
Jun
10
HVb Aug
Jan
6c
Feb
16c
12 V*
1,000
July
Jun
Mar
16
26%
145
21%
Jun
16% Aug
34% Jan
24V*
—
16
26
—
*
14% Mar
Jun
9% Jua
42
11 Vs
9c
11
25%
213
20%
Jun
26%
50
29
Jan
23%
Apr
23% July
Feb
American
al9% a20%
100
17%
21%
Jan
Bank
41
68%
41
C
Apr
Par
Tel
1,447 Y
56 Va
Jun
67% Aug
Brown
568
37%
Feb
41%
Apr
Burkart
72%
Jan
Clinton Industries
Shoe
68
68%
361
62%
Jun
16%
285
13%
Feb
16% Aug
Coca-Cola.
23%
500
16%
Feb
23%
Aug
Emerson
10%
a58%
a
10%
1,292
9 Va
Jun
19% al9Va
11%
17%
Jun
19%
Jan
49
Feb
58
Feb
14%
Feb
a56% a58%
23%
22%
11%
11
11%
15%
187
7%
8
312
a22% a22%
■U
3,652
15%
75
__
25
31%
*81%
23%
1,455
49
19%
55% May
64
4
31%
*81% a82%
37/a
4
Low
144% 146'/a
444
29 V* Mar
32% Aug
32%
23
29%
29%
60
24%/
35
—
24%
112
Jan
16
32%
22
24%
18% July
150%
9% May
32%
.100
Jun
Aug
22%
1
Bottling commonpreferred—
High
Feb
183
9
1
—
'
138%
16
150
1
common
17V_
Brew
Electric
common
(Un)
—
General
Motors
common
(Un)
_.
25%
Jun
Jan
-
100
112
12
16% Aug
Mar
Feb
8
16
Jun
23
Aug
24%
Jun
30%
Jan
Jun
25%
Feb
Aug
113%
Jan
22%
5
112
38%
37 V*
61%
62%
28
27 V*
29%
26 VB
26
26 VB
1
2%
-10
23%
I
39% Aug
40 Vb Jan
62% Feb
Feb
Jun
205.-
33 V*
62%
120
34 y*
273
52 y»
24
May
—
Preferred
2
Jun
2,110
19%
Jan
2"%
2%
19 Vb
-50
19 VB
43%
45
45.
100
23
1%
10
29% Aug
July
Jan
16
Jun
40%
Jan
39%
I
f "/
Feb
2% Mar
*\
28
Mar
Aug
Mar
Brewing
Hydraulic Pressed Brick common-
International
Jun
25
Jun
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85
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19
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Jan
Jan
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21
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19
Jun
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Feb
50
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15
319
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8% Jan
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37
Jun
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Feb
11
May
15
Jan
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60
Mar
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Pepsi Cola Co
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15
30
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57%
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5
20
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35
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Feb
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14%
7%
90
29%
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9
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10
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Radio
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100
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59
50
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Richfield
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Riverside
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.
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25
Jan
39
1,060
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378
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12%
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5
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26% July
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25
29%
250
28
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105
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Jan
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67% Jan
41 %
403
61%
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83
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18
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14
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Transamerica
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28%
32%
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McKee
17%
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29%
_____
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Jun
25%
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18%
14 V4
21
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2«
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Aug
Jan
1,166
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39
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Jan
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313
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36
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155
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-
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Mar
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—
527
33%
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41% Jan
31%
•
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25
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10
1,085
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31% Mar
13%
152
10% Jan
14% Mar
1,399
1
2%
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U
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Steel
Universal
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Consolidated Oil
.
Corp
4
Aug
720
Victor
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Equipment
19%
200
16%
Jan
Jan
70
14%
Jan
May
21%
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23% Aug
520
35
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51
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100
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325
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2.40
96
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3,510
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5%
6
1,300
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21
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6%
7
300
5%
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16
16%
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8%
138
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18
Jan
9
100
7%
Jun
17%
Apr
31% May
Apr
285
1.00
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9
270
275
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1
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Jan
8%
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5
5
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Apr
18% July
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28
10
1
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32% Mar
a7%
1
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8
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30
42%
•
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Magnavox Co
Co
6% May
1
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100
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20
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26
35
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185
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100
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317
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40
15%
...
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3%
¥
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July
38%
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Gladding McBean & Co
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;
12%
30
10%
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8% Jun
15%
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(Un)
Goodyear Tire
9% Feb
29%
(Un)
Motors
State
:
Jan
36%
General Electric Co
4%
7%
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•
General Foods Coro
Golden
Mar
95
11%
Co
Paint
J00% Aug
Mar
95
99% 100%
Jan
38%
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27%
Jun
20
2,195
7
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General
8%
95
15
Share Co
35c
Apr
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(Un)
common
Jan
Apr
'
Apr
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1
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—10
&
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Foster &
44 %
41%
11%
5
common
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Plantation
FAR
34% July
21% Mar
157
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170
550
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Bond
38
25%
10%
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Jun
38
1
common
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*
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Co
5
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290
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9,958
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Jan
Jun
14% July
5
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;
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24%
*
100%
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:
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5,600
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Jan
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Dominguez
5
27%
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405
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11%
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32c
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10
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44 %
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7
33%
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Mindanao Mother Lode
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120
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Celanese
Feb
10
Jun
7%
—
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34% Mar
Jun
48%
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13
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.
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15
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27%
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Calaveras
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100
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Jun
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11,900
3
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37% Feb
Jan
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51%
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30
50
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Jun
20
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21
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——
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100
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49
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49
192
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5
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THE
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ENDED
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1374 May
10
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400
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200
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1
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20
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4
17
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27
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9
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50
177
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13
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39
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31%
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National
17
Jun
25
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100%
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Jan
Jun
110
Feb
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50
Can
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19
245
Goodyear Tire
Hamilton
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12
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24
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Feb
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preferred
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100
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19
6
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25
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100
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30
19%
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Apr
•
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26%
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Feb
1
10
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Jan
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Jan
33
13
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10
17
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4%
14
27
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450
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Seagrams
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13
2874
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5%
35
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5 7a%
35
15
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Aug
33
Mining St Smelting
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74
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464
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24%
14
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>
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156
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Canadian Ind Alcohol class A
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8
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285
51%
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Canadian Car & Foundry common
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Canadian
25
27a
•
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•
25
274
267a
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preferred
preferred
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1,490
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39
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Jun
21
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Jan
56
19
100
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14
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100
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16%
Apr
18
Jun
18%
Jan
9% Aug
10'A
10b
Jun
Jan
113
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Acme
Invest
Co
Paving &
Trans-Television
Union
Gas
United
of
Ltd
B
Ltd
—
43c
A
United
Inv
A
Products
preferred—50
Grain
Ltd
Anacon
Arno
11
July
980
9
Jan
14% Aug
27
37
27
Aug
29
Jan
2?
22
25
19 *,
July
■A.-' 22
Aug
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49
July
51
Jan
155
12
Jun
21
25c
65c
July
May
Co
Ltd
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5
a70c
a70c
2
12%
12%
61
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15
12%
35%
40
Feb
Feb
1.00
May
1.50 Mar
16
12% May
Jan
Stocks—
Gas
Mines
•
24c
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Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd
25c
7,500
17%c Jun
65c
Jan
2%c
2%c
1,500
2%c Mar
3c
Mining
Beatrice. Red
Bob's
Lake
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Corp Ltd
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Gold
Gold
6c
6c
34c
35c
4,500
4c
4c
4%c
7c
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of
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40
41
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53
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Gold
Mines
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•
4c
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7,000
3c
May
1
13c
10c
14c
21,000
5c
Jun
5%
6%
2,315
5'A
Jun
21c
22c
4,700
8c
Jan
30c
8c
Jan
44%c
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Corp
•
common
Feb
9c
Arjon Gold
6%
Armistice
Jan
Athona
6c
8,500
4c
July
7c
1,000
5c
Mar
35c
Feb
Atlas
8c
22,525
5c
Jun
39c
Jan
Atlas
5%c
1,000
5c
May
7c
Mar
500
1
..
1
,
Hardware
class
A___
Mines
4%C
14c
13c
16c
Mines
2.25 May
2.75 Feb
Oil
70c
Ltd
Aubelle
Aumaque
Gold
10c
May
18c
Jan
16c
Jun
25c
2,500
'6c
Jun
16 %c
Jan
10
1.85 May
2.68
Apr
Jun
46'/a c Aug
17c
•
8c
8c
2.52
2.59
300
2.30
2.40
5,000
42c46%c
4,500
35c
May
10,900
42c
Jun
.
66c
21c
70c
78c
Jan
21c
14,000
19c
Aug
3c
3c
1,000
if 3c
Mar
4c
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class
*
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4%
1
Bankfield
Consolidated
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4%c
8,000
4c
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10c
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5c
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3c
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14%c
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26c
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55c
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14%
Feb
18
Aug
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4.00
300
Jun
2.85
6.25 Jan
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__
11,300
20c
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13%
13%
42%
42%
26c
28c
125
12
-
1.06 May
65c
Jan
14% May
July
387A
Feb
42%
18c
3,654
,
Ltd
May
33c
Aug
38'Ac
36c 38'Ac
10'Ac
10'Ac 10'Ac
&
Millen
class
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A
.
Mines
Preferred
35c
45c
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9
9
25
26%
26%
20
20
25
59c
Jun
25
25%
6,000
8c
May
70r
Jan
39c
47c
13,300
3.05
3.15
3,70o
2.75
Jan
3.15 Aug
2.75
2.90
200
2.12
Jan
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25
11
11
100
May
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2.40
2.40
1,000
8%c
51
Jan
64
72c
2.30
Aug
12%
8.50 Jun
Jan
84c
Apr
American
Preferred
Columbia
4%%
Electric
pfd
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Columbia Forest
British
Columbia
Packers
Columbia
Power class
Dominion
Broulan
Bruck
Mines
7c
Jun
14c
Feb
1,000
18c
Jun
31c
Mar
61c
10o
51c
Jun
75c
Feb
<3.70
Jan
3.90
100
4.05
Jun
2.28
2.28
500
1.85
Jun
2.28
Aug
3.55
3.55
100
3.15
Jun
l,50o
4c
Jun
9c
Jan
23c
23c
1,500
17c
Jun
67c
Jan
3c
4c
7,200
2c
July
8c
4c
4c
2,OOo
3c
May
7c
Feb
16
16
700
Jun
16%
Jan
14c
Jan
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31c
__
47c
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6c
1,500
2.39
2.54
1,500
8.50
8.50
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34c
7,700
52c
52c
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47c
47c
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1.75
1,600
100
1
43%c
42c
44c
11,000
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2.02
2.08
2.08
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B
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6c
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4%c
9.15
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18,000
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1
1.26
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*
10 %c
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•
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3.50
5.25
5.35
300
30c
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Ltd
:
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see
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page
42.
20%
4,222
4'Ac
38,000
24
1.25
Aug
8'A
26%
Feb
25
Jan
9% July
Feb
Aug
24%
25
17%
20%
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Aug
7%c Mar
Jun
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24 y2
Jan
695
22
Mar
25'A
465
24
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87%
87'A
20
86
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99
99%
60
92
May
101%
Jan
2%
2%
3,485
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3
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-
2%
-
2%
25%
Jan
90 %
-
Jan
13
Jan
Mar
26'A
Jan
5,900
18c
May
37c
Feb
11,900
30c
Jun
39c
Aug
17
Jan
11%
11%
155
10
26%
26%
145
25
22c
22c
24c
39C
38c
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15
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15%
i
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4%
4%
4%
100
17 c
20c
16,300
2.16
2.33
4,415
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13,000
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7,408
5c
19c
2.33
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Red
12'Ac
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1
Building Products
Burlington Steel
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Burns <fc Co
*
140
7c
7c
8c
31
class B_:
11%
5%c Jun
1.25 May
7.80
20c
25c
41c
2.65
Jan
Aug
8.50 Aug
42c
May
Mar
53c
:Jun
53c
1.30 May
1.90
2.90 Jun
Jan
Aug
Jan
Jan
3.45 Aug
1.34
•
73c
May
Jan
May
1.28
Jan
1.25 May
2.08
Aug
5.15 Aug
2c
6.90
3c
Jun
Jun
Feb
6.10
4
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15
10c
Jan
Jan
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14% July
4-%
10c
1.60
5%
Aug
24c
Jun
3.05
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jan
20c
Feb
May
9%c
Jan
31
25
13
13 %
225
2,500
27
Mav
33
Jan
>
12% July
14%
Jan
12 %
17%
Feb
Jun
*
15
15
15
*
7%
7%
7%
250
6%
Jun
1
13c
10c
14c
12,200
5%c
Jun
5.40
5.20
5.50
2,300
3.75
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7%c
8c
9,000
4'Ac
30c
30c
4,000
1.300
2.90
3.85
30c
Jun
Jun
5.30
6.60
class
31c
13,500
3.25
A
Bousquet
3.00
3.30
1,730
20%
Edmonton.
Calgary &
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Flin
Flon
Calmont Oils
Campbell Red Lake—.
4'A %
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement
Preferred
Canada Foils Ltd
Canada
Canada
Canada S3 Lines
:
Cable
&
Canadian
Class
Feb
A
Canners
Car
*
__
50
5
5
50
10
10%
115
32
32%
550
15%
15%
395
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20
-
32%
101%
36
•
251
12
36
212
33%
81
10
14%
10
24
23%
24
1,690
21%
21%
21%
2,735
•
17%
17
17%
510
23
20
22'A
Feb
Aug
6'A Mar
;
18% Aug
33%
Jan
16'A
Apr
192 % May
Jun
14%
Jun
37% Mar
May
Feb
83
Jan
May
24% May
19
Jun
21% Aug
13%
Jun
18
Jan
23
23
140
23
Aug
25
Mar
17
100
13%
Jun
18
July
9'A
12
12
100
14%
14%
14%
170
22
21%
22
37
37
37
*
common
79
Jan
30
17
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—
Jun
14% July
187'A Mar
36
14
•
common—
29
Jun
Feb
26'A
10
4% July
8%
81
14%.
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•
Jun
14%
Jan
13
Jun
17
Jan
19
Jim
22%
35
May
Canadian
14c
1,000
10c
Jun
32c
1.26
1.38
2,05o
89 %c
Feb
2.00 May
10c 10%C
2,739
8.50
Jun
13%
12c
2,000
8c
Jun
14c
Jau
2.50
1,100
13%c
14c
3,000
Celanese common
Preferred
New
—
•
25
21
25
preferred
21
610
Jan
Jun
39
May
70
20% May
22
Mar
18'A
28%
100
Jan
ll%c
2.43
1__1
A
preferred
Jan
43c
14c
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class
—
preferred
Jan
Aug
Aug
20
Canadian Breweries
1st
10
•
common
Feb
Jan
290
100
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian
10
Jan
87%
Jun
10
Jan
3.75 Mar
Aug
27
•
Mortgage
Preferred
Wire
20'A
225
—*
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Permanent
Canada
460
*
Power
54c
July
86%
25 3A
28%
Jan
Aug
9%c Aug
Jan
28
—;*
—
Packers class A
Class B
Canada
84
6.60
Jun
Jun
*
—
Northern
75
2.70
8'A
14c
Jun
20%
100
•
:
Machinery
Canadian
84
30c
20
preferred
common
j.
2.10
Feb
10%c Jun
3.00
22c
Canadian
Food
Jan
Class
Jan
Preferred
A
Products
common
Jun
Jan
21
21
60
•
5%
5%
160
4 %
Jun
8%
Jan
*
9%
10
175
8%
Jun
13'A
Jan
100
65%
65'A
50
Aug
77
Feb
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Canadian
Ltd
10% Aug
8.25 Mar
35c
i
A
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Buffalo
Conv
Ltd
200
Jan
__
_
Ltd
Apr
3.55 Aug
3.30 May
23c
1
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd
& Edmonton Corp
45c
;
Buffalo Ankerite
Oil Stocks-
Calgary
Feb
Jan
1
1
Ltd
Jan
26c
•
A
A
Buffadison Gold
,
6c
*
Ltd—
5%c
1
class
2.667
5c
1
Ltd
class
Oil
Porcupine
Mills
9c
6c
1
.__
July
Jun
Jan
24c
42c
Mines
-
3'Ac
100
Products—*
British
24c
Jun
Ltd
4'Ac
100
preferred
British
2.45 Aug
Feb
3.90
•
„
Aug
19c
May
2c
2.90 Aug
19c
4,600
1
Asbestos Corp Ltd
Upper Canada Mines Ltd—
23c
May
8c
V-/':--
45c Jan
1.95
1
United
26 'A
16c
3.70 Aug
__
Ltd—
1,285
*
common
14%c
Jun
16
Ltd
3,000
-
Jan
May
11c
5,000
1,000
Feb
16c
25c
3%c May'
10'Ac Mar
14,617
Jan
Jun
*
Ltd
17c
17c
91c
Jun
Ltd__l
Ltd—____
8,300
15,600
23c
2.000
1.45
1
Mines
16c
2%c
60c
1
Co
6c
15c
2'Ac
60c
1.72
__
3,500
•
5'Ac
14'Ac
24'A
1.72
2.28
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20%
Aug
footnotes
35c
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8c
For
33'Ac
British
74c
Brazeau
Jun
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr com—*
Brewis Red Lake
1
16,800
South
Jan
84c
Jan
17,500
Petroleums
35'A
6%c
1.22
Pacific
25
3,800
Apr
800
50c
(1944)
Oils
37
92c
Jun
3.45
Co
37% Mar
37
86c
3c
8c 10%c
Oil
Jan
Apr
4,000
1.02
Pacalta
Jan
36%
3%c
3.45
New
Jan
34'A July
3%c
1.16
Oils
Feb
27c
Jun
350
10c
3.45
Calmont
14c
35%
15% Aug
io%c
Mines
29,000
Feb
35%
Jan
1
Westviile
25c
5'A
July
35%
Jan
300
1
Gold
Mines
Amulet
4
lie
6%c
l
Waite
50
10
26%
11%
1.90
1
Mines Ltd
Malartic
4%
4.00 Aug
Jun
Jun
865
Ltd
Vinray
5% July
3.00
Jun
3,000
Trebor Mines Ltd
Ventures
Feb
50
25
8c
2.50
1
Gold
38c
1,300
4%c
15 %
2.50
__
1
(Quebec). Ltd
Mines
May
3,200
6%
480
8c
1.80
Gold
Hughes
10c.
18c
3.95
2,000
15
2.50
Mines
Torbrit
Jan
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al8
2.50
Siscoe
Teck
11'Ac
-1
49 %c
1.85
Sigma
Cons
Jun
4%c Mar
•
1
Sullivan
6c
0
;
Boymar
Juii
2.50
C__—
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1,500
1
Pershing
2%c
61c
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
Stadacona
Feb
7%c
~
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Ltd—
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Develop
Ycllowknife
Sladen-Malartic
Jan
15c
23c
Apr
Jan
1
Ltd
Co
Mines
Jan
12%
Jun
33'Ac
Jan
1
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Mines
94c
8c
89c
Mines
23c
•
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Quemont Mining Corp Ltd—
Santiago
May
93/ji Aug
5,000
7c
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Bldgood
52c
Feb
July •"
1
Quebec Manganese Mines Ltd
Quebec
50c
i,ooo
3,510
26%
24%c July
2,000
a85c
__
1
.
1
Ltd
Labrador
Apr
26
-
•
Bros
Burrard
Quebec
18c
6'Ac
7c
*
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3%c
3%c
4.00
*
Ltd
Mines
Mining
May
__
1
Jan
4c
5c
21c
1
Pato Cons Gold Dredging
Gold
9c
4%
1
Auto
Buffalo
Pitt
Jan
Jan
12,000
42%
5
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
Gold
Jan
13'A
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3.45 Jan
1
Mines
Gold
Jan
May
11c
10
1.65
1
Ltd
Goldvue
Crow
6%
Feb
__
1
Alger Mines Ltd
Pioneer
Aug
Jun
20c
1,500
1
Mines
Mines
New
Pickle
Jan
15c
3c
16c
1,000
.
•
1
Dredging Ltd
Mines
7%c
10% May
1,365
11,500
•
6%
17c
1
Ltd
Canada
Mining
Aug
3.75
16c
1
Ltd..;
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New
Gold
Aug
7c
70c
Mines
British
O'Brien
70c
10%
9%
11c
Apr
2.40
1
Ltd
Fields
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Normetal
Jan
Feb
2'Ac July
22 %c
11c
10
Yellowknife
British
Norseman
Jan
7c
Steels
7%c
8c
1
Mines Ltd
Mines
10%
9%e May
3%c Mar
16c
1
Ltd
Mines
Goldfields
New Jason
5.30
8.65 Mar
•
7,600
12
4c
I
(1937)
11%
4c
1,000
Long Lac Gold Mines Ltd——*
Mines
Jun
2.85
10,325
12c 13'Ac
12
I
4%c
17c
5
Ltd
Lake
%
10
Gold & Oil
—
Cons
Jan
Apex Consol Resources
4%c
Co___l
Ltd__
(1945)
Negus
68c
62,150
Jan
Explor Co Ltd___l
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Nechi
Jun
230,900
16c
—1
Mines
Mining &
of
16c
70c
Brantford
Corp
Jan
13,600
6%c
5%c.Jun
1
Mining
Ltd—
Mines
Mining
20c
46c
6.500
1
Mines Ltd
Kerr-Addison
Red
Jun
'
Jonet-Quebec
Malartic, Gold
9c
4'/aC
5c
fy
Madsen
17,600
6c
9c
_l
Ltd
Mines
Macdonald
Aug
13c 14'Ac
57c
8c
1
Uranium
Louvicourt
25c
1
10
Ltd
Gold
Little
26'A July
May
1
Aug
66c
Goki
May
12c
Ansley Gold
4%c Aug
1
Hudson-Rand
Lingside
25 'A
220
67c
1
Shore
115
9,042
9.50
Jun
1
Ltd
International
Lake
26
9.25
4%c Aug
Ltd
Rowan
Jan
Jan
9.50
43c
Mines
Lake
56
Jun
•
2,500
•
Ltd
Apr
61 y3
May
Anglo-Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
8,000
1
Labrador
Feb
Jan
85c
25c
65c
1
Lake
Jun
Jun
3.55
4%c-
..
Goldora
Jack
7%
55c
23c
25%
4%c
46%c
Cons
8c
9'A
Aug
35
52%
9c'
Formaque Gold Mines Ltd
Hollinger
5c
200
3,300
62c
_1
Mines
1,000
9
4%c
Ltd
Mines
5c
77c
3.30
Jan
2.40' 2.40
-
Mines
Pen-Rey
Jan
23'Ac
4c
Ltd——________1
Ltd
Gold
103
3.45
500
65c
1
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Eldona
Jun
9
•
Elder
99
Jan
•
5%c
__
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Ltd
Mines
Sullivan
15
1
Canada
Larder
Lead
Asniey
7 j/2c
Ltd_——2
East Malart'c Mines Ltd.
East
100
74c
«
Dulama
100
77c
•
Canadian
-Jan
__
Yellowknife*Mines Ltd—____l
Cournor
Jan
Oil
Anglo
65c
1
Central' Cadillac
Consol
Cortez
Jan
25
•
Co.
American
7c
5%c
I
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Mines
Consolidated
20 y4
Jun
9
«
Amalgamated
Jun
-
Mining Corp Ltd_——1
;
Jun
19%
5c
*
Ltd
Aluminum
20 %c
__
Ltd__l
Candego Gold Mines
Century
16
315
*
!■
Steel
Atlantic
Bouzan
Oil—
l
Ashdown
Metals
785
22 Ys
Feb
24c
Mines Ltd
Base
&
Yellowknue
Aluminium
Argus
Lead
18%
22
17
Feb
13
13
Ltd;
Western
Hotel
18%
—
9% May
Mar
46c
Jan
2,700
__
.100
Westeel
Mining
1,708
Aquarius
class
Securities Ltd
Windsor
Jan
8
30c
»
„
Fuel
41c
14%
13%
__
United
85
30c
•
14%
*
1,376
11
27
•
*
43c
11
•
Ltd—:
class
43c
"
_
Canada
Corporations
Class
•
Materials
18%
High
14%
•
100
Agnew-Surpass
Akaucho
Algoma
Southmont
Standard
14
Jan
15
Low
High
14%
2o
preferred
Preferred
Reitmans
Loto
•
common
21
65
39
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THE
COMMERCIAL
&
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS—
General
Indus Atco
Canadian
Class
Electric
"A"
Low
—50
9%
voting--,—*
B
•
Canadian
Locomotive
—
4%
Oils
Cos
common
j
preferred
Canadian
Canooe
Corp
Central
Leduc
Central
Patricia
Mines
11%
Jan
Goldora
36%
Jan
Goodfish
Jun
79c
Jan
Goodyear Tire
15%
Jan
Aug
85
Mar
J"n
17%
Jan
27
27
25
22
85
98%
Aug
1.22
600
1.50
1.70
3,400
75c
80c
2,800
28% May
Jan
99/2
1 70
—
91c
85c
91c
1.14
Great
A
Guayana
Feb
102
Jun
1.50
Gulf
Jan
Gwillim
Lead
Jan
Gypsum
May
65c
Apr
1.65
1.45
Jan
Halcrow
Central
Porcupine
Chatco
Steel
1
—
common
21c 26V2C
25'Ac
*
8%
——50c
Cheskirk Mines
Chesterville
Chimo
61c
6c
6c
1
2.43
2.31
-—
Gold
1
6%
c
19,564
2,000
10c
15c
1.45
400
1.25
July
2%c
3c
7,500
2%c
Jun
1
2.95
2.73
2.98
12,680
2.00
Jan
—
—
Willans
Rock
Harding
Jan
Feb
Ccckshutt
Plow
•
1
Collingwood
Cuiomac
12%
Terminal
preferred-
8
8
4 Vac
5c
Jan
1.75 Mar
5%c
Jan
National
Coniagas
6
5
1.40
1.40
1.40
600
•
1.12
1.05
1.12
7,000
1
13c
13c
14c
17,300
Mines
Coniaurum
Mines
Consolidated Astoria
Consolidated
Bakeries
Consolidated
Beattie
Consolidated
Duquesne
6(6
•
Mines
Gold
1
CoiiftOiidated Homestead Oil
Gold
Hedley
;
3,000
45c
May
80c
1,400
31c
Aug
y; 65c
Jan
22c
2,300
16c
Jun
25c
Jan
8c
4,500
9'%
10
20 %c
26c
26,975
14
16
Jan
7%C
F.b
10% May
Jun
15c
Mar
26c
Aug
12
Jan
10
10
700
9%
7c
500
6c
July
10c
Feb
6%c
6%c
2,000
5c
July
10c
Jan
50c 57 %c
56c
22,483
-,35c
Jun
83c
Jan
8%c
8 %c
1,000
6c
Jun
9c
Jan
24c
25c
4,500
21c
Jun
•59c
Feb
10c
11c
13,800
6c
May
55c
55c
3,000
50c
July
65c
Jan
10c 10%c
■
—
56,500
6c
Mar
11c
Aug
.
„
..
-
Jun
Mines.
10 %c
1
9
Feb
Jun
6%
Jan
1.60
Jun
1.15
July
July
Jun
5
10%
10%
10%
'3,322
1
6c
5%c
6c
22,000
1
17c
15 %c
18c
41,000
29'%
Yellowknife
Hosco
Gold
Howard
Vines
Smith
•
Paper common
«
70c
3,963
42c
Apr
65c
Jun
7,200
5%c Jun
12c
Jan
8.75 May
12%
Jun
11 %c
Feb
32c
Feb
4c
13 %c July
60c
7c
9%c
12c
7%
99
5c
6.699
98 %
1,130
22
Conwest
Exploration
Corrugated Paper Box preferred
Cournor Mining
99
151
•
1.15
1.10
1.17
Aug
17%c
•
100
23
Mar
30
Apr
35c
6,250
27c
Jun
38c
Apr
24c
1,000
23%c
Jun
39c
Jan
45
45
33 %c
1
29%
32c
6
Jan
152%
Jan
Bay Mining & Smelting
46%
2,145
38%
Jun
57
Hugh
Malartic
Hunts class A
2c
Jun
&
1
Erie
3c
3%c
4,000
8%
6%
3%
337
100
common
3%c
_♦
115
114
115
73
110
Jan
6c
Aug
117
Jan
30
Aug
14%
Jun
Jan
8
6% Mar
Jan
Feb
123
July
100
23
15c
15c
81
Jun
148% Mar
6,400
100
100
Imperial
Imperial
Bank
10
76c
1,050
1.45
Jun
100
29%
29%
125
27%
Feb
*
18%
17%
18%
6.813
16%
Feo
14
13%
14
1,130
13% Mar
5c
5c
1,400
22%
22%
22%
270
L_
7%
7%
25
35 %C
42c
9,900
—25
16
16
50
1
20c
21c
2.500
22
22
25
53
99% Mar
101 %
Oil
Jan
Indian
Aug
100
Jun
18%c Jan
Aug
Lake
_____
1
_
Croinor
Pershing
Crow's
Nest
—
1
Coal
54c
100
!
DAragon Mines
10c
55c
1,600
51
51%
205
45% Mar
52
9c
9c
1,000
5%c Jun
15c
2,100
16c
43c
Jan
21%
21%
30
7%
7'/a
50
*
Inspiration Mining
Jan
18c 18 %c
*
—
Feb
40c
65c
May
Intirntaional
42c
Bronze
International
Davies
Petroleum
*
—
Davis
Leather
Class
class
A—_—
*
Decalta
Oils
Delnite
Red
Dexter
Ltd
14%c
1
-
Lake
Red
7%
Jun
,,
7
9%
July
Metals
Feb
23
20% Aug
Coal
International
;
Lake
-
1 23,500
15c
L65
1.65
7c
10c
4,500
35c
Distillers Seagrams
Dome Mines Ltd
29c
31c
19%
18%
T9%
2,500
27c
27,200
35c 36 %c
30c
•
-
20c
...
»1.76 Aug
15c
Jan
Dairies
Dominion
Foundry
7%
7%
30
23%
23%
24
150
class
1
1
•
10%
—
Mines
East
25
20
20
145
100
20
10% Jun
11% May
11%
11%
11%
11%
75
!
13%
Jan
35c
May!-'
65 %c
Feb
14,000
15c
Jun
25c
Feb
7c
,~
92,300
5c
Jun
17c
7c
Jun
12c
Mar
6c
3.700
2,000
5c
July
2,500
19c
21c 22 %c
1
2.60
2.50
Sullivan
1
2.36
2.30
Mines
-
20,600
Steel
*
Mtnes
5
Gold
66c
3.45
Feb
1,075
4% Aug
7%
Jan
5%
41c
48c
54,225
30c
Jun
48c
Aug'
65c
V
71c
57,700
41c
Jun
77c
Jan
19 %c
19 %c
22c
20,731
—
7%c
8c
1,000
19%
1
-
V-'. *
•
v
Empire Brass "Class A 2--_
Equitable Life Insurance
Eureka
25
Corp
1
Falconbridge
Nickel
Players
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
Grain
Fibre
Flash
Fleet
Ford
*
Motor
class
Co
12c
10% May
11% Mar
27c
60c
May
Jan
1,490
3.10
Jun
555
13 %
Jun
16
Jan
36
330
30% Aug
37
Jan
6
106
106
5c
5c
950
5
5,500
4c
4.50
May
98% July
•
May
Jan
7%
,
Jan
116
„
;>?
7c
Jan
•
Jan
9
100
8V2
Jun
10
Jan
7%
100
7%
Feb
8
Apr
7%
2%
2V2
15
15
*
A
•
■„
--
,
/
23 %
1.35
Exploration
_.
.
•
1.40
200
1,116
28
%
28
25
—
*
—
25
25
22%. 23%
*
;
50
S"/-
9c
9c
4,000
2.25
2.17
2.30
3,125
Feb
c____
Lake
23c 24 %C
13,400
-,54c
37,666
26c
9%C '
4%c
7c
July
9%c
10c
31
31%
1
'8c
4.00
;v
1
1.55
2,455
5c
6,000
79c
Jun
55c
Aug
Jun
14c
14'/4
1.19
84c
5,600
65c
5c
11,500
3 %c
12,450
30c
Jan
5%c Aug
Aug
43c
Jan
Aug
6.50
May
4c
Jan
22c
*-
Jun
44c
Aug
1.67
Jun
5c
Feb
18%
•;
May
48c
Jun
83 %c
*
i
13c":
'
2.85 May
2%c
Jan
Aug
10c
Jan
Jun
lie
Jan
23c
31%
Feb
3c
18,300
5c
■%-"
Jun
5%c Mar
;>
27,530
22c
4.00
Aug
27C
26
1.000
3.75:
Jan
8c
15%cMar
6,500
13c '
1.55
?
19c
9c
5,770
5c
1.41
4%c
-__1
Rowan
8c
18%-
4VaC
17%
-18%
1
July
4 %c Mar
75
—1
Jan
1.45
5»/2C May
64c
r
Jan
1
Shore
Wasa
Mining
3c
8c
15%
15
15%
2,840
10%
Jan
15%
Aug
—1
47c
42c
47c
3,500
34c
Jan
53c
Aug
Mines
Lake
8c
1
Lake
»
Mines
_____
___
—
_
_
2.52
2.85
5,925
6.65
6.90
2,294
5.80 Mai-
17%
18
130
16'% Mar
7%c
7%c
2,000
5%c Mar
2%c
3'/ac
7,000
2%c July
15%
15 V*
15%
500
10%
*
Mines
Secord
4c
1
Mines
"U"
__
_
3
—
12c
Jan
2%C
_
4.---..___1
Lapa Cadillac
6c
6.90
2.80
«
_
3,500
17%
_.
*
Lamaque
Gold
Lang & Sons
Laura
24c
10c
Gold
Lapaska
July
3%c May
'
41,700
7,6ao
Mines
Larder
8c
5,080
6c
Lingman
Luz
Jan
3,300
—
—
Fortune
Jan
52c
3,700
1
Dufault
13
8c
1
Lake
Jun
Jun
7c
46c
Gate
Lake
7
22c
18c
1
Gold
36
7c
,
Jan
Jun
29
16c
Jan
20% Mar
,
3,75
—
Gold
Frobisher
Jun
14%
7'%
——*'
___
Manufacturing
Francoeur
_
7%
-—
i Foundation
Jun
19%
Jan
2.00
1,500
5c
3c
2.85 Aug
Jun
6.90
5%c
V;
Jan
12c
Mar
Jan
4%c
-
Jun
10
Aug
19.;, May
July
13
Feb
Jan
15% Mar
.y
9
common
common
5,810
•
July
14
5c
-2-10
___
Fasteners
42c
4c
25c
34
common
Preferred
10
18%c July
3.70
__
__
1
Preferred
Fititngs Ltd
11
5V%
100
—
200
36c
35%
—___*
—
Kirkland
Products
v
1
commqn
Preferred
Federal
3-75
•
.
11
—
•
Famous
Federal
11
Laguerre
La
Apr
17,575
2.45
Jan
6%c
—
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Jan
2.70
.1—2—19%
_
38c
5
48c
1
_
___,
1
1
—
Gold
Jun
33c;
25%
8c
9%c
Ktn-Addison
Lake
10%c Jan
1.83 May
1.62 Jun
'
El Pen-Rey Mines
Sol
2.62
Feb
Aug
7c
•
Renville Gold
Jan
9c
6c
—
8%c
9c
Malartic Mines
El
/May-
37,500
•
20c
Jan
20
16c
49 %C
Townsite
60c
8%c
Aug
_1
.—1
Lake
16%c 17 %c
.*•
Oil
Jan
54c
-
21% July
41,200
«
Kirkland
54'/2c
1
16
1,547
26c
__
Kirkland
Mar
.
8%
24c
Mines
Golden
17c
East
Eldona
12
..j
33%
™_1
•
_.
Kirkland
59c
East
Eastern
27
Jun
1
Mines-..
Feb
22
,
Aug
8%
.—1
Apr
25 %
Aug
19%. Apr
440
—
Elder
27% Aug
20
1
Oil
Leduc
17%
Feb
•
Ltd
Amphi
Crest
Jun
21%
—1
Mines
Duvay Gold Mines
East
Jan
13%
340
21%
—
East
Kelore
Jan
8%
24 %C
—
-
Kelvinator
I,662
V.
•
__
Quebec
Feb
"
20
Joliet
Gold
Jan
14%
Jun
11%
•
9
27%
32%
_—1
Kayrand Mining
20
;
Jrny
8%
July
30c
2,250
32%
•
26% Aug
Jun
100% 100%
—
•
common
(1939»
Feb
21%
;
Woollens
Gold
8
Co
Mining
Mines
Jan
—
21%
1
—2
205
Waite
Jellicoe
Joburke
7% Aug':
22%
_
Petroleum
19% Aug
20% Aug
.
27%
27
__
23%
>
trust certificates
Dominion Textile common
10%
:
16%% 17
27%
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—"
Dulama
15%
24%
26%
f"* 10%
B——25
••,'16%'.
Voting
Donalda
9oo
995
20
26%
2.^2—
Coal
&
19%
26%
7'/»
1
Steel
&
Dominion Stores
Dominion
_
Nickel
Jacknife Gold
32%c Aug
Jun
Jun
*
common
Magnesium
Preferred
...
-
A
International Uranium
Mar
46c
May
,
14%
2,04a
.
•
20
10
Dominion
Steel
'
2
—2
Dominion Bank
Dominion
class
International
Feb
33c
Jan
Jun
5c
__
Coke
&
Preferred
Jack
I
23
20% Mar
7
Jan
7%c
May
Jan
Jun
1.20
1,200
6c
—
1
:
-
12%c
—
1
—
Discovery Yellowknife
Dominion
preferred
International
Mines
Detta
—
B
3c
Jan
51
1
Industrial Accept common
Ingersoll Machine class A_
1
Jan
24c
Howey Gold
Hoyle Mining
Hudson
Feb
38c
10%c
11% Aug
150% 152%
5
100
Jan
Jun
7c
13%fe
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Smelting
Jan
17
July
8
Jan
Apr
17%c Mar
Jun
4c
Feb
53
40
Jun-
Jun
6c
750
10
■
Jun
57c
1
Consolidated Mining &
Consumers Gas
61c
31c
395
1
Highridge Mining
Huron
Consolidated Lebel
July
9%
1,500
—
Highland-Be\l
9%c May
42,909
6'/aC
—
1
Mascot
Jan
85c
85
65c
57c
•
34
80
4%c
1
Apr
Jun
H%
62c
62c
822
7c
14%
Jan
40c
11%
—
2
Aug
50% Apr
2.98 Aug
May
5
25
1
Feb
Jan
103
85
1,050
10
1
Heath
Homer
Conduits
Feb
4c
l%c May
52
26c
1.32 Aug
7,500
9%c
35
15%-
*
30c
11
17c
25
4.%c
—
-1
Jun
12'A
4 % C
Mines.
Carpets
7% July
1,600
Feb
3c
51%
15 %
15%
-•
4c
210
28c
--
*
Yellowknite
12%
25c
—
Lake
4: 25
7c.
8c
.
-♦
Gold
Heva Gold
Coin
90
Jan
12%c
20c
.1
Gold
Harricana
18%c
May
15c
140
2%c
*
Hard
Harker
2.85
Jun
Alabastine.
Bridge
Mar
10c
May
2.18
Jan
11
98c
May
4c
3,000
2.48
41c
1
L
Malartic
Cochenour
51.300
500
.
Jun
July
32c
Jun
8% Aug
115
65c
1
Mines
Chromium
Ciwaiam
8%
53c
—
ftesearcn
cnemlcal
14c
53,200
&
Swayze
Hamilton
2%c
High
3.15
Jun
4%c
31c
20c
....
.1
Lime
5C
6,500
2,000
12
V
12
1
_
Lake
1.74
6c
60c
•
common
Mines
Gold
Jun
51%
5%C
1.55
35
Paper
preferred
Mines
Gunnar
90
I'll50
_™„—
Lakes
Class
May
1.40
56c
17,850
Preferred
Feb
12%
80
»
5,000
85
5c
1
common
Low
1.83
2%c
.
Range Since January 1
High
4%c
6c
1
Mining
Shares
1.81
1.87
•
Mines
for Week
ot Prices
-tow
1
Porcupine
Jun
1-22
—
-—-—1
Goldhawk
98 /2
--
—
*
Gold
Jan
% 11%
10
10,545
1
Oil
11%
55c
60
,
154*
1
Castle-Trethewey
13
80
15
Jun
24
14,025
80
;
100
___
78c
Manitou
8% Aug
625
15
—
Utilities preferred
27
—
-2d
Gold
9
...
13
—
100
Tire
Canadian
9
Golden
Par
""4/V"
•
Apr
Sales
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
245
Jan
8%
,,
25
70c
75c
Canadian Pacific Railway
1,225
■
?
210
15
26
Canadian Malartic
Canadian
.'
STOCKS—
Low1
10
9/2
*
:
Friday
225
;
ENDED AUGUST J J
1
Range Since January
Share*«
High
225
—
W EEK
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Canadian
FOR
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
MARKETS
LISTED
CANADIAN
Monday, August 22, 1949
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
7% Aug
2% Aug
15
8
15
1.35 Aug
2%
Aug
Feb
20%
Jun
26
Jan
25
Feb
28
Aug
7c
1.75
May
11c
Jun
Lebel
Jones
&
class
«
B'
Mines
Oro
Leitch
Little
Loew's
Jun
53c
Jun
1.15
1.20
11,500
95c
May
59c
55c
May
28%
Louvlcourt
-100
_
Hosiery
Mills
Goldfieids
5
Feb
2.90 Jan
Macassa
River
-
31%
Jan
Jun
29
Jan
70
24
70
Aug
74
Apr
5
8
5
Aug
14c
16c
19c
19c
3.000
15c
4,150
8,400
8c
10 %c
8c
1.90
Jan
1.03
;
•
j
Jun
-7% May
45c
Jan
19c
Jun
Jan
16c
-
Aug,
Jan
2.60
2.40
2.65
39c
46c
18,250
21c
May
74c
Jan
7c
6%c
7c
15,000
5c
Jun
13 %C
Jan
18c
18c
4,500
15c
Jun
34c
Jan
1.22
1.07
1.25
36,300
77c
Jun
9
9
9%
400
8
Jun
6%
6%
100
6
Jun
?;:v
1
MacLeod-Cockshutt
MacMillan
Jun
27 %
I
Lake
Macho
27
140
1
1
Mines
Red
165
14 %c
15C
•
Mines
MacDonald
17,850
29
19c
1
Macfie
64c
28%
14 %c
____1
Gold
Yellowknife
Jan
Jan
1.25 Aug
5
—
—
«■
common
Jun
86c
86c
70
28%
—
10%
28
63c
•
A
•
Marcus
Lunward
Lynx
class
B
London
53c
500
•
Groceterias
Class
500
65c
1.20
1
_
Long Lac
Loblaw
100
65c
65c
*
•_
Gold
10%
65c
65c
1
Leduc-West
Jan
2% Aug
Aug
Lawson
Gold
Export
class
1
Mines—
A_
*
•
_
_
13,300
:
Jun
2.65 Aug
1.25 Aug
-
-
10
Jan
"
Class
•
B
_
Jan
.7%
"
■
(T
Gatineau
5%
Power
common
5 % rk
preferred
General
Products
General
Steel
100
Mfg
class
A
.«•
1
Lake
17
103;
17
50
105
155
God's
20
Goldale
80
16% Mar
20
20
400
16
.
Gold
^5%
6.90
15%
125
6.55
6.95
7,637
9c
10c
48c
50c
3,200
44c
44c
46c
1
Arrow
_1
'■20
July
17%
Maasen Red Lake Gold
Malartic
„
13c
8c
3,500
13
4.75
8c
Jun
Jan
Aug
15%
t.
Manitoba
May
&
1
2.98
3.15
'
12,750
2.40
Jan
3.15
Aug
2.93
2.70
2.95
""
32,000
2.02
Jan
2.95
AUg
2%c
2%c
9,500
2'/4c July
101
102
30
94% May
*
Eastern
Feb
Maple
Leaf
3.15
1
Mines
Fields
Manitoba Sugar preferred
Milling
__100
*
;_
Gold
9
1
74 %c
Jan
II,200
29c
Jun
56c
1,500
14c
Jun
19 %c
Feb
13c
1.000
9c
Jun
16c
Apr
1,500
5c
Jun
9c
Massey-Harrls
•
common
Preferred
__
20
0
preferred
8c
'
-
footnotes,
see
page
42.
~
-~~
300
8
8c
4,500
25
17 %
17%
15%
123
18%
24%
17%
McCabe
Class
Grain
B
class
A
0
8%
__
a
.
McColl-Frontenac
*
8%
7%
-
50
20
-
12 %
Z
12%
93
93
"
Aug
11%
Jan
Jan
15c
May
Apr
-
-
23
17%
Jun
.
22%
Jan
July
27'%
Feb
Apr
17%
Feb
8
Jun
9-
Jun
25
6%
Aug
7%
Aug
525
10%
Jun
/15 y8
Jan
75
90%
Jun
93
Jan
125
7%
12%
„
-
common
—
For
13%
18%
.
1
(L)
Jan
8c
14c
Jan
16c 16%c
13c
9
10c
14c
4%c May
102
Jan
7.05 Aug
11c
Apr
McBrine
40c
Gold
Aug
Marcus
9c
_1
2% Apr
110% May
108% July
350
50c
•
Mines
Goldcrest
Golden
Gold
106% Mar
Jun
110
1
Lake
Jun
2%-
1
Oil
1.55
-2
*
t
Globe
100%
109%
*
common
Yellowknife Gold Mines™
Gillies
17
105
"-2-
-
Wares
/'
\'.,y
100
:
—.
Bakeries
General
Giant
*
—
preferred
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THE
Number 4831
Volume 170
COMMERCIAL
&
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Par
Red
McLellan
Lake
AlcMarmac
1
Lake
Mercury
[
{ligh
9%C
1,000
9c
Aug
17 %c
Feb
66%
1,059
50%
Jan
66%
Aug
*
30c
Jun
54c
Aug
/
49 %c
54c
1
Low
;
17,950
5C
5c
2,500
4c
15c
3,000
8c
May
9c
9c
1,500
8c
Jun
6%
380
6%
Jun
6% / :
5c
6%
i:
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Mid-Continent Oil
_•
Brick
Corp
Mining
Apr
s
Creek
Slck's
Jan
Jan
f-
Sigma
Jan
Mortgage & Inv
Porcupine
Moneta
_
Moore
Corp
common
46c
1.500
37c
18%
965
17%
70
275
64 3/4
Jun
3
3
550
2%
Jun
12c 12 %c
70
250
69%
46c
•
•
2,072
8
18
1
_
Montreal Locomotive
11 %
45c
•
1,000
TTOOO
8
—
Monarch
4C
6,900
8c
May
13c
July
7%c
1.000
5%c
Jun
12c
Jan
3%C
Jun
7%c Mar
1.55
July
8.25
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-
; \
,
Sale Price
>»
...
.
Brewing
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Shares f
Gold
A
Range Since January 1
Low
High
12%
12%
75
1.20
1.25
4,000
1.01
Jun
1.60
Jan
2.42
2.35
2.55
91,570
1.25
Jun
2.65
Aug
18
18
17%
class
17%
17%
8.75
8.50
8.75
620
•
1
12%
_50c
?,.Z-
-
1
>
Low
Breweries
Voting
•
t
Silver
(Quebec
1
Mining
Miller
Silverwood
Jan
•
common...
certificates
trust
Mines
Class
1
Mines
Dairies
33c
1
class
A
B
12
Jan
f
8
Aug
.[
Jun
60c
Jan
;
Aug
23%
Jan
73%
Jan
Slscoe
Gold
1
3%
Feb
Sladen
Malartic
1
49c
*
20
*
Class
B
18% May
18
Feb
7.00 May
6%.
37c
11,200
31c
18,200
32c
Jun
9
200
8%
6 %
6%
8
24
24%
320
23
22 %
•
65c
53/4
Apr
48 %c Mar
9%
Apr
Jan
7%
Apr
24
May
8.75 Aug
Jun
39c
24%
•
Preferred
153/4 Mar
153/4
31c
•"
Jun
:
'
475 -1'1
37c
8%
6% Mar
Simpson's Ltd class A
•
12% May
8%
38c
•
;
231
•
High
11% Mar
f
73/4
1.30
95c
/
.
Sherrltt Gordon
12c
11%
1.30
.
Winnipeg
Sheep
12c
1.10
«
•,
;
.
Par
Shea's
21 %c
•«
4c
3
.
Week's
Last
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Milton
-
-
High
July
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MARKETS
AUGUST
STOCKS—
Range Since January 1
64
54c
;
1
Red
McWatters Gold
Shares
9%c
66%
Gold
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Low
«
_
McKenzie
WEEK
(725)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
McDougall-Segur
Mclntyre Porcupine
LISTED
FOR
CHRONICLE
"
Last
STOCKS—
FINANCIAL
Feb
Aug
30
Jan
21%
Jun
26 %
Jan
93
Jun
99%
Jan
23
170
94%
94
95
70
31c
24c
34c
29,600
18 %c
Jun
44c
Jan
47c
52c
15,400
24c
Feb
54c
Aug
20
20
125
Aug
13 %c 14 %c
100
10,200
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Brass
_
_
Mosher
Long Lac
Mylamaque Mines
12c
1
■:
,'-4-
■
7%c
Southam
South
Co
Brazeau
*
•
;
••
Breweries
National
Drug
Preferred
•
common
common
_
5
_
5
_
National Grocers
Hosiery
National
National
Sewer
300
B_
8
8
8
150
6
11 %
25
10
25
39
Mar
12%
12%
16%
16%
425
33 c
35c
2,000
28%
105
—
270
12
Aug
8
Feb
11%
27
...
_
35% Mar
--
16%
Petroleum
class
39
12%
common
National
38%
__
July
11% July
14
15% Mar
May
Standard
Mines
National
Negus
Steel
class
A-
Car
27C
Jun
47C
27
Aug
34
Jun
23%
18%
2.39
2.37
2.44
8,850
8c
9%c
10,167
3%c
Mines
—*
Alger
4c
4,800
3c
3,600
84c
9%c
New
Bidlamaque
New
Calumet
New
Mines
1
Goldvue
Few
83/e
3,990
11
11%
1,630
22%
22%
155
Jan
Standard Radio class A
♦
4%
4%
200
765
16 3/4
Mar
Stanley
*
4 3/4
43/4
50
67c
80c
22,600
14"%
15
15
Brock
class
Olsen
Stedman
A__
Bros
Gold
1
2.63
Apr
Steel
15c
Feb
Gold
_
--
Gold
Norzone
New
Pacalta
Feb
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Co
of
Canada
•
July
Jun
Oils———..
'
~
Malartic
Gold
Norseman
North
__
_
Mines
Denison
Inca
Northland
_
_
-
97/eC
4,950
5c
Jun
23c
Sylvanite Gold Mines
__1
1.80
1.67
•
25 %c
4c
4c
4c
1,000
3c
Jun
—
4c
4%c
2,000
3C
Jun
18c
Taku
13c
11 %c
13c
56,450
7c
May
14c
Tamblyn Ltd common
Taylor (Pearson) common
8c
8c
8 %c
12c
12c
8,750
5C
4%c
5c
10,000
,
9c 11%C
River
11c
9c
Jun
26c
4c
May
47c
May
1.03
59%
Mines
__
..
_
170,250
2.55
7,450
1.70
Jun
__
5%c
5c
5%c
8,500
4c
Jun
13 %c
6C
1,000
3%c May
13 %c 13 %C
1,750
13c
Aug
13 %c
July
40c
*
Mines
1
7
20c
Aug
19%c
21c
10,200
19c
5c
4'/4c
5J/2c
11,000
12C
3%c Aug
8
8%
300
—
1.85
1.75
1.90
25c
25c
6
7%
10
May
13,370
1.42
Jun
500
17%
Jun
1.11
Feb
Gold
Malartic
Gold
Omega
1,50
1.46
1.50
3,600
*
20c
19%C
20c
4c
4c
4,000
1,000
—*
3%C
3 %c
5,000
*
20
20
•50
5%
5%
270
8c
8c
4,500
•
—
...
_
.
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—
Omnitrans Exploration
Ontario
Steel
Orange
Crush
Orenaaa
Orlac
_
—
...
Lake
Lake
Osulake
_
_*
Gold
Red
Oslsko
...
_
_
_1
__
__
--
8c
.
Iron
Towagmac
Tower
Porcupine
Traders
Works
class
Pandora Cadillac
Pan
Partanen
1.95
53
Union
Jan
Finance
B
class
6%C
20
Aug
Upper
3%
Jun
6c
Jun
500
5c
45c
7c
2.42
2.49
18.635
44%
44%
855
1.4Q
11,0135
96c
7c
5,000
4c
Apr
16c
18c
9,900
»c
Jun
35c/
1.25
2.02 Feb
36%
Jan
May
2%c
3,000
2c
3,000
35c 37%c
4,550
30c
Jun
500
55c
Jun
'73c
73c
8c
•9c
16,805
2.30
2.15
2.33
10,013
3.35
3.75
2,500
4c
4c
1,000
1
40c
39c
40c
5,500
•
39
38%
39
630
8c
Pioneer Gold
Powell
—1
River
Powell Rouyn Gold
Voting
Power
_
1
common
certificates
trust
Pressed
Metals
Preston
85c
85c
1
May
1.06
18c
B
2%c July
1
7c
1.71
Feb
Apr
Jun
3.00 Mar
14%
12
1
1.72
3C
May
class
Quebec
3.05
'
.
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8c
24 %c
1.22
28,000
167
167
20
10%
10%
10%
10 3/4
8c
89c
Jan
15 3/4 c Mar
2.34
3.75 Aug
A
..
He
Aug
47c
May
20
Mar
Jun
90c
16%
Waite
Amulet
9%
Jun
r-i 0*
65c
7,100
55c
69c
34,402
40c
May
15 3^
16%
2,415
11
May
1.08
1.14
6,100
70c
io%
65c
1.02
1,500
50c
17c
Jun
67c
46c
Jun
2.31
100
6c
4,500
125
_
Ltd
_
€.70
—
Royalite Oil
9c
25%
6.55
Rupununi
Mines
Russell Industries
Saguenay
St
Antonio
Sannorm
Senator
&
'
Rouvn
Ltd
Water &
For
(1945)
Power com.
1
Preferred
footnotes
see
page
42.
14%
18,095*
Aug
"
8%
Jan
14%
Aug
13c
1,000
8%c May
14c
Jan
27JA
25
27
30%
Jan
July
51
25
47
Jun
52
Feb
21
21
100
17
Mar
.21
Aug
2.01
2,829
6%
61/4
2.10
146,202
5.10
5.25
5,397
8c
1.22
360
1.50
2,000
53/8
Jun
2.94
Jan
7%
Jun
1.10 May
4.00 Jun
6c
Jan
9.05
6,775
7,465
9
30
39%
y4
9.25
293/8
9
40
175
35%
25
39
2.10 Aug
6.40
25
100
22
30
May
6.50 May
233/4
Aug
Aug
15%
'■i
Feb
29%
Jun
9
Jan
10c
Jun
28%
■
.
»
33
33
30
32%
■
32%
•
(George)
common
__
32%
...50
23
380
97
_
Wingait .Gold
Winnipeg Electric
97
97
•
Aug
13
Mar
Feb
40
May
Apr
'29%
93/4 c
He
17,000
21,900
6%c
Wright-Hargreaves
7c
34
33%
34%
,25
Aug
33
Aug
Jun
<
35
Feb
25
5c
5c
2.36
2.47
Apr
100%
May
Jan
37c
Jan
May
5c
4,300
38 %c
Jun
7c
1,000
2.45
Mar
90%
1,636
5c
39c
_
__1
•
——.
6c
•
common
——
21
10
10c
...100
Winora Gold
22%"
22%
_
Yellorex
Mines
Bear
27
Feb
4c
11 %c
Jan
37%
Apr
:
Jun
6%c
Jan
2.00 May
2.54
Aug
3%C
:
40c
7,800
18c
1.00
1.06
Mines
Girl
2%
Toronto Stock
1.75 Aug
1.07
29,775
61c
Jun
3%c
2%
3 %C
8,000
2c
Aug
2%
100
Jan
48c
May
1.10 Aug
6c
1%
Jun
Feb
3
/.
Mar
Exchange-Curb Section
V Canadian Funds
Friday
STOCKS—
>;
.
Last
Sale Price
1.45
3c
10
9c
69c
17
Aug
Brown
1.18 May
Jun
3.75
8c
National
Andian
Jan
Apr
May
Feb
Co
Sales
for Week
Shares
6
100
—
Gold
2%
3
78
78
79
240
12%
12%
13
160
20
20%
11%
190
11%
19%
19%
193/4
115
1.90
1.80
1.95
625
Jan
Canada and Dominion Sugar
•
May
11%
Jan
Canada
*
Mar
18 %c
,'
High
4% Aug
2
1,600
100
—
2%
5
Preferred
Bulolo
High
6
*
Range SInee January 1
Low
Low
1
common
Y
May
70 ye Jun
12% Aug
19
7%
"
Jan
4
Jan
103
Feb
16%
Jun
Jan
Feb
22 3%
113/4 Aug
13%
Jan
19%
22
Jan
May
Vinegars
9c
500
6c
Jun
13c
Apr
26c
17,300
23c
Aug
50c
Mar
Canadian
Vickers.
25'/2
845
Jun
26'
Apr
Canadian
Western
24%
Week's Y
Range
of Prices
1.04 Jan
6.75
3,190
5.85
Feb
16,500
9c
Feb
15,000
3c
Jun
26 %c May
10c
Jan
14%
common
__
—
•
—_•
Canadian Marconi
1
•
common
Lumber
•
/
—
—
85
70
70
25
3%
3%
680
1.15
60
Jun
July
2.00
Jan
Jun
85
May
3% May
4
Apr
7.10 May
15c 17 %c
4,/2c
16
5c
Disher
Steel
1,625
Jun
18 3/4
Jan
Dominion
190
101% Mar
103%
Apr
Foothills
71% July
Jan
International
common
Bridge
72
-72
55
4.65
9.858
10c
7,700
7c
Mar
17c
May
39c
42c
8,300
30c
Jun
49c
Jan
Minnesota &
24
23 '/e
24
431
223/4
Jun
25
Apr
Ogilvie Flour
47%
55
May
10 %c May
48
Jan
Pend
20c
Jan
Temiskaming Mining
17%
2,500
46
86
4.65 Aug
'
167/a
16
35 %c
34c
*
*
*/;
4.30
Jun
;
Oil
8'/2c
3.50
*
•
Dalhousie Oil
163/a
16c
Mines
May
13c
9.20
.
47%
i
65c
13%
293/8
20'
/Clas^ -A
9c
72
pfd
Jun
27%
■* :
common__
41C
1st
25c
1.93
a
Products
Grocers
W)
*
4.65
Paper
8,500
8C
•
A
Western
*102 1021/2
100
Gold
Mines
8hawinigan
Shawkey
16%
common
Power preferred
Lawrence
San
4%c
.-
35c
5.25
*
(G
Consolidated Paper
15c
Roybar Chibougamau
Apr
30c
1
_
_
class
Canadian Industries
24 %c
20
90c
2.05
_
Jan
8,600
9c
Jun
Feb
51
Jan
4,800
io y2
25 3/8
Jun
17%
55c
Jan
1.30 May
Jun
25c
Il%cl2%c
24 34 c
17
60
19,000
21
Jan
65c
—
144
20
65c
2.01
25
_
(Hiram)
Jan
65c
.
20
59c
Jan
Jun
23c
2.31
19%
■'
143/8 -i
Knitting class B__.
Jun
1.10
Royal Bank
Jan
Jun
May
%
#
__
York
65c
21 %c
__
12
Aug
7c
59c
_„-l.
Yankee
12 3/4
22c
Co
10%
29c
-Y
•
•
Ymir
57c
50
5c
Gold
100
1,800
2,700
50
..
Jan
350
16,950
Cotton
Oils
Jun
11c
:•
preferred-
8C
1,500
12
Regcourt
Roxana
Jan
1.35 Mav
Jan
2,500
35c
Reeves MacDonald
Rochette
69c
168
38c
—
Wiltsey-Coghlan
15
16 %
Roche Long Lac
Jun
156% Mar
9c
Par
Robinson
May
69c
Aug
May
35c
—
Jan
33/b May
42%c Jan
85c
/
1.75
_.
50c
2,465
22c
Jan
12
Mining
Quesabe Mines Ltd
■
3.60
Jan
c
_
Apr
Jan
—1
Quemont
Aug
20
Mines/
Weston
44c
35c
Queenston Gold
2.40 Aug
8%c
Feb
Aug
5%
Jan
42%
1.65
Quebec Manitou
36c
28 %
•"
Jan
45 % May
Jun
35c
_
69c
1.03
•
Mines
Walker
Jun
1
Labrador
_
_
65c
1.16
•
_
Vicour
Waterous
30C
1
Gold
65 %c
|
Hill
Steel
Jan
33%
1
Quebec
5,700
•
Resources
preferred
Canada
Jun
85c
75c
143/4
1
Dome__
East
85c
•
Corp
11,015
14c
X.
Keno
Yellowknlfe
Porcupine Peninsular
Porcupine Reef Gold
3.50
12c
•
Ventures Ltd
Feb
9c
Jun
2c
Mines.
3.40
Jan
'
6?8 Mar
May
18,000
Class
United
20c
May
89,800
3.75
Gold
3.45
.
Fuel
Feb
8c
73c
Crow
Feb
2.60
Jun
23/4C
Piccadilly Porcupine
Pickle
26% July
4% Jun
Corp class A
3c
18
12c
Mines
.
35
#
A-_
Mining
United
1.03
17c
Consol
18c
705
_
United
Jan
8c
——
Gold
500
1
Transvision-Television
July
88c
Malartic
Paymaster
Perron
Aug
5%
_
Preferred
Paramaque
1.80
Aug
35c
Apr
6c
ll%c
1.40
Oil
Western
Jan
Jan
5%
July
24c
5%c
Ltd.
1.90
5%
»
A_
Exploration
Transcontinental
Jun
2.48
Mines
11 %c
Jun
28%
100
Preferred
Pamour
•
25 %c 25 %c
1
Feb
Jun
44%
—
Tubes.
1.27
21 %c
Aug
Jan
3C
12c
Petroleum
Hershey
12,050
Mar
4c
28 %
Petroleums
Westeel
Pacific
Page
1.80
16c
Jan
12c
95c
..
Mines.
Mines
1.27
1
United
O'Leary
•
-—
5,100
'
20c
__
Oils
2,400
1.74
28%
•
-Union Qas
Gold
5%c
_1
Tech-Hughes Gold Mines
Thompson-Lundmark Gold Mines
3.75
1
__
common..
7,500
4c
*
Toronto General Trusts
2.45
1
21c 21 %c
1.65
*
Torbrit Silver Mines
Jun
48%
10c
—1
_
1.83 July
8C
2.50
57/8c
78
165
6c
5%c July
7,500
1,990
-1
-
__
Ogama-Rockland
OK<a
Jun
8c
_1
_
.
Gold
North Star Oil
O'Brien
1.26
9c
Class
North
Jan
14,150
1.74
Toronto
Norpick
21 %c
Feb
1.74
1
Mines
Apr
Apr
1
*
_
July
8%c
Sullivan
1
Mining
15
86
Sturgeon River Gold
,
Feb
1.66
'
1.67
1
13 %
85
75c
Cons
Apr
80c
Jun
31c
48,100
Api
5%
Jun
Mar
Aug
62c
% Mar
50c
3%c
May
58%
4
5
78% Mar
47c
54c
Jun
90
20c
57%
Aug
4
1,500
1,500
58c
Aug
22%
6c
39,015
58%
Aug
■11%
Jun
85
65c
•
8%
Jan
83%
24c
•
-
Jun
7
2.35
Toburn
.
5
18%
6c
58c
1
Jan
83
23 %c
1
-
54c
84
65c
-_1
.
_
Mines
Normetal
"i;
23 %c
•
Mines
Norbenite
1
1
Thurbois
Noranda
83
'J
1
...
Yellowknlfe
Nicholson
84
25
common
-1
_
—
Rouyn Merger
New
Nib
Jun
—
Steeloy Mining
9c
1.95 May
6%c
80c
♦
1
——
New
New
1.29
Jan
July
'
63/4
22%
Sudbury Contact
Marlon
Newnorth
1.20
8
11
*
1
Jason ;
New
1.23
23c
41c
3,500
*
Preferred
New
20
July
Jan
18%
18%
common
V
48c
46c
Standard Paving common
Preferred
Starratt
Pipe
•
Chemical
Mar
10c
Jan
17
July
Stadacona
17
■■/■?'•./•/-''
.
•
National
9%
Jun
18%
Apr
Jun
45c
Jan
60
5%
Feb
11% May
313/4
Jan
37 J/4
Apr
2.30 Aug
3.65
Jan
2,630
20,800
36
36 '/a
40
2.45
2.40
2.45
300
57
—
13%
26c
57
58%
1,740
43%
16%
16
16%
445
13%
100
50
50
50
18
*
Paper common
T47/«
145/a
14%
275
•
International Utilities
-
Langley's Ltd preferred
Ontario Faper
50
12%
Jun
Jun
Mar
58%
Aug
16 %
Aug
55
Apr
Jun
22%
Jan
*
common
Oreille
__
17 /
37c
9%
.,
23
23
23
10
20% Mar
26%
Jan
1
1
4.85
4.80
7%c
4.85
7%c
200
3.35 May
6.70
Jan
500
6c
8%c
Aug
7%c
Jun
41
42
THE
(726)
,
4W!1*
il
<■*
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Monday, August 22, 1949
v
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, August
10
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
Aeronautical Securities
Affiliated Fund
Amerex
1
4.66
4.08
American
Holdings
Bond
Inv Tr
Electrical Equipment sbares-lc
General Industries shares_lc
Home Furnishings shares—lc
3.43
2.98
3.48
3.89
7.00
7.67
25.38
27.44
11.50
12.43
13.66
14.92
91.27
95.07
19.72
21.32
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc_10c
Mass Investors Trust-
10c
8.04
8.05
Ctfs of beneficial lnterest__l
5
15.20
1
16.46
16.43
18.04
Boston Fund Inc
Bullock Fund Ltd
1
1
25c
13.16
1.41
-1
25.16
1
16.54
18.00
20c
5
3.68
23.97
3.88
25.91
Inc_l
1.72
1.89
-
Dividend Shares
Preferred
Eaton
Fund
,
Stock Fund
Equity Fund Inc
Fidelity Fund Inc
Industrial Fund
Financial
First
Boston
10
1
Corp
First Mutual Trust Fund
4.86
5.41
New York Stocks Inc—
Agriculture
Automobile
Aviation
Bank stock
Fundamental Investors Inc
5.10
2
Fundamental Trust shares A—2
13.43
5 85
1
1
46.82
50.34
4.68
—
14.72
6.74
5.02
General
Capital
General
Investors
Corp
Trust
lc
shares
Aviation
shares
6.31
5.32
5.84
5.13
5.35
5.63
15.24
1
1
1
1
1
1
.
MaturityCertificates
1%%
100.1963
tl%s
.2084
Indebtedness—
1.
(cont)-
1950
100.0946
1,
1950
1,
1950
Bid
Ask
.0394
IIVis June 1,
Dec. 15, 1949
100.0916
.1234
IIVis
100.0763
.1080
mo in«o
—
IIVis Apr.
-
i
5.62
.1165
.0835
1, 1950
July
100.1361
.15ao
—
1, .1950
100.1238
—
100.1513
.1683
Dated
Doe
Bid
Ask
Rate
Dated
Due
7.58
$-
1-49
bl.25
1.10%
1.55%
4-
1-49
1-
3-50
bl.30
1.15%
1-49
9-
1-49
bl.25
1.10%
1.50%
7-
1-49
1-
3-50
bl.30
1.15%
T.20Yo
1.60%
1-
3-49
10-
3-49
bl.25
1.55%
5-
2-49
2-
1-50
bl.35
2-
1-49
11-
1-49
bl.30
1.10%
1.55%
6-
1-49
3-
1-50
bl.35
4-
1-49
11-
1-49
bl.30
1.20%
1.10%
1.55 %
7-
1-49
4-
3-5f>
bl.35
1.55%
3-
1-49
12-
1.20%
1-49
bl.30
1.10%
1.35%
8-
1-49
5-
1-50
•Bl.35
1.50%
8.31
10.01
Ask
1-48
6-
1.55%
1.20%
5-
2-49
12-
1-49
bl.30
1.10%
1.35%
9-
1-49
6-
1-50
bl.35
1.20%
11.18
10.20
Bid
12-
1.50%
6.99
1.10%
10.97
11.34
10.69
3.63
3.98
10.15
11.12
9.51
10.42
lc
6.79
7.45
Electrical equipment
1
6.84
lc
5.81
6.38
Insurance stock
1
11.37
12.46
8.34
9.14
Machinery
1
9.34
10.24
lc
4.35
4.78
Merchandising
1
9.89
United Stales
7.50
shares
10.84
Fully Administered shares—lc
General bond shares
lc
6.76
7.41
Metals
1
7.72
7.81
Oils
1
15.51
6.41
7.03
6.95
7.62
Investing Company shares—lc
Low Priced shares
lc
7.60
8.33
Railroad
1
4.52
5.65
Railroad equipment
1
5.80
7.27
5.05
7.97
5.54
Steel
Tobacco
1
1
7.15
7.84
10.59
1949_
Ask
13,
1949
bl.04
0.95%
0.93%
Oct.
20.
1949
bl.04
0.95%
bl.04
0.93%
Oct.
15,.
1949
bl 04
0.95%
NOV.
3>
22,
1949
bl.04
0.95%
Nov.
10,
bl.04
0.95%
Nov.
17, 1949
bl.04
0.95%
27,
1949-1949
_
0.97%
_
1949
bl.04
—
0.99%
11.61
5
8,
Bid
Oct.
bl.04
—
0.85%
Sept.
6.36
lc
lc
1949
Treasury Bills
Ask
bl.04
Sept.
4.95
5.15
1,
Sept.
11.21
9.40
Pacific Coast Invest Fund—1
Public Utility
1
10.23
8.95
shares lc
lc
1949
Sept.
17.00
Industrial Machinery
Bid
Aug. 25,
8.46
7.12
Institutional bond shares
.1481
—
1950.^
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
6.16
6.38
Equipment shares lc
shares
Atk
Bid
lndebt
of
Feb.
100.0283
Rate
9.96
9.09
Electrical
15
shares
Merchandising
Mining shares
——
lc
7.38
2.33
2.57
Petroleum A Trading
Equipment shares
—lc
3.31
3.64
Putnam (Geo) Fund
shares
^-lc
3.86
4.24
4.57
4.83
Republic Investors Fund
Russell Berg Fund Inc
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
Sept.
Oct.
29.
6,
1949
1949
Railroad
Steel
stock
*
lc
Shares
Tobacco
4.16
0.99%
.
1.00%
48.90
48 90
10.0&
10 86
19%
20%
6.05
4.55
Selected Amer Shares—
1.60
1.80
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
1
•
10c
5
Fund Inc (new asset value) _•
State
Ltd—
Shares
Aviation
lc
Group shares
shares
Insurance Group shares
Bank Group
-lc
1.01
Stock and Bond Group
lc
Investment Co of America—1
11.44
12.54
24.12
26.22
Boslon_i.-i
of
7.35
•
8.06
13.1-5
Series B
Series C
13.45
B-2 (Medium
Bonds) —1
Grade
Bds)
1
Bonds)
Priced
>
1
28.37
27.14
24.77
22.70
,
15.57
-
B-4
(Speculative Bonds)—!
9.13
K-l (Income pfd Stocks)
1
14.73
K-2 (Appreciation pfd Stks)_l V 19.73
8-1 (Quality common Stks)_l - 26.39
16.99
9.96
16.08
<
21.52
28.79
Stocks).,...!
8-2
(Itacome
8-3
(Appreciation
com
13.72
14.97
Stks)_l
Stks)—1
10.42
11.37
com
Bank
6.14
&
49.50
8.75
1
of
Manhattan
New
1
1
17.55
Chase
20.94
1
10
Diversified
Series
Trustee
——
9.82
Corn
County
8.59
9.78
18.83
15.79
16.98
3.49
Fund—*.
4.23
4.62
—1
4.39
94.79
96.72
3.78
Trust
Federation
Bank
Fiduciary Trust
First. National
46.23
47.17
32%
A
Trust
_10
Guaranty Trust
^100
—1
2.20
2.49
J
3.50
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust.
Lawyers Trust l_.
2.18
Manufacturers
Trust
&
'
Series 1956—
(J
P)
16%
Co.
Inc
Co
York Trust—
25
Public Nat'l Bank A Trust.17%
Sterling National
Aetna
Casualty
&
Bid
psr
57%
Zl,
%.■
10
American Automobile
87
55%
£
American Alliance
84
lo
23
—4
American Casualty
3
American Equitable-Assur.—5 "
Home
-
Insurance of N Y
Maryland Casualty
24%
$2.10
13 Ya
■14%
21% r-
23"""
13s/8
15%
19%
21
31%
33%
25
58%
61
1Q
...
_
.
American Re-Insurance
American Surety
Automobile
44
-
Merchant
Fire
—,
lo
v
,
51%
5
23%
24%
Shippers
25
Boston
10
90
5
28%
Amsterdam Casualty
28%
65
67%
20%
22%
New York
North
Fire
Oonectieut
5
General
Life.
Continental Casualty..
Crum A Porster Inc
„
.
Fireman's Pund of Frisco
Firemen's of Newark
2^1*
Rubers Fire
343Z
2
34%
34
36
Phoenix
58%
61%
Preferred
£
V
64
Providence-Washington
lo
33%
2
iq
88%
67
82%
85%
.17%
(N Y)__
(Texas)
lo
15
28
30
49
51
10%
11%
'
33
2nd
preferred
15
87
Great
American
—5
34
Seaboard
Surety
Security (New Haven)
v
35
Springfield Fire & Marine
Standard
L
Accident
Travelers
5
14%
5»rtford Fire
Hertford
Steamboiler
10
10
37%
35%
135%
39%
'
295
-
.**
.
■V 33%
31%
~ "*
"
63%
66%
50
53 '
42%
44%
27/aS—
1979
Lt
&
27/e«
$2.50
Ask
--
k._
pid_5o
> 51"
50
>
4.75%
104(2
Conn
Gas St Elec—
preferred
Lt
.103%
100
$2.20 pfd
Pow
&
1*.
J04%-
54%,
55
104
1979
105 Ya
1978
105
Y
State
Elec
pfd
4% ■%
103(4
3s
Bid
-
--
104 VV^
105 Va
Elec
Par
-
'
k__
Ltg 2%s__1979
Pacific
-
•
&
Gas—
Gas
(series
5%
105
1949>—100
pfd—100
&
red
1st
•"
■
108%
106 Va
110
Elec—
28%"
28%
103%;
104%.
105
107
25
pfd
106
England Power 3s
North States Pow
Power
104(2
3s 1979
'.
Ohio
lj
10
k__
pfd—100
(
4.40%—100
108%
105
pfd.100
109%
"
-
106%
105V4
.
'
I
4.
••
of Indiana
Elec—
106%-
$4.75 preferred series G—100
•
108%.
¥
U
A
t
3s__1979
f
~
103
.
San
104
'■
Diegq Gas
-4% %
& Elec—
...
.
20
-100
106
21%
21
preferred
*
106%
-
101
101
Staten Island Edison—
91%
52%
:
Westchester
Lighting
3s
—1979
-
k
<4.90%
;
preferred
*
'
36%
-
47
745
V
36%
7.70
56*
58
65
U 8 Guarantee
75
79
21%
23
%
<4.70to
(Colorado)
Pub Seiv of Okla -4.65"%
J
s.
-
Ser
f
r
62
10
v
105
3s_—...1983
:
34%
"
Pub
•"
1978
Pacific Gas & Elec
\ '
'
'
Public Serv
491|
100
Potomac Edison
105
4%Yv pfd._100
Rochester Gas A
35%
34%
45
105 V^t
1
3s
Pow.& Lgt
104
—1978
(Wise)
4%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co__2
U S Fire
4
Westchester Fire
.20
.
Ariz Lt & Pwr
New
89%
4
10
10
-US
33%
131%
&
10212
15%
«fi3i
'
10
290
100 ' 275
...
Caterpillar Tractor $4.50 pfd 100
,
Penn
91
35%
Power
Tenn Gas Transmission 3s_1963
St Paul Fire A Marine
;
s
Stocks—
Atk
105 V*
Narragansett
18%
Republic
~
Okla Gas & El 5V<%
58 %
10
Reinsurance Corp
:
104(2
1974
-
1967
New
55%
69
-
Natl Bank—100
Security Issues
Bid
...
Kentucky A W Va Pow 3s_1979
09%
12%
10
65
VSbus^ 35%
v
N
514
60
34
y
116
lo
64
.
16%
nn
25
10
675
10L
Indemnity CoI
Peerless Casualty Co
J®
Telephone of Pa 38^.
Kansas Pow
27%
*96
Pacific Fire
5
*J«-
15%
25%
12,50
Accident
"J " :
'
8
7%
45%
Pacific
10
•
Central Hudson
36 %
43
35%
•
1
Delaware Pow
100
•581/a
.10
Bank of Amer N T h 8 A. .12%
36%
5
Detroit.
"
Cen
56%
5
33%
'
83
645
29%
it
56
5
com
54
96
5
General Reinsurance Corp
10
10
,
v.mI~"
Globe A Republic
27^
lo
10
—"j;",":::
Fidelity St Deposit of Md
10
2.50
of
Francisco
San
8%
10
^
Fire Aasn of Phila
Fire
River
Bank
42
Michigan Cons Gas 3%s
Northern
.
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
Bell
30%
71/,
10
<
.
30%
95
.
Camden
Bonds—
.
4
New Hampshire Fire
„
A
Yi
33
•
Recent
48%
Duke
New
46
_
Bankers
27
•
-
Portland
,
89 %
86%
16%
10
-
National Casualty (Detroit).
National Fire
National Union Fire
-
National
Bank
—12%
United States Natl Bank——20 J
43%
77
100
50%
15%
5
Assurance
Merchants & Mfrs
_
Casualty.5
12%
•
32 %
46'/,
'
American Fidelity &
American of Newark
520
y
•
114
1
Prior
315
-
Ask
3«
110
20
common
preferred
$1.05 Convertible preferred
Massachusetts Bonding.^.
-45
gf 4
5
10
■
Insur Co of NorthAmerica
-
199
-
25V2"*'
First
234
'
40
•
12
United etates Trust-:
Aik
10
Surety
▲etna Insurance
-
25
Title Guarantee A Trust
Insurance Companies
;.i7%
52%
41%
12 %
"
31,
'
16 /
.
^ 44
228
100
City Bank.
20
■
•
1.360
50%
20
-i
_
Bank
Peoples Hrst National
Bank & Trust——
'
30
..
42 '
•
....
.
.
.
Melton Natl Bank & Trust
289
.
.100 1,320
„25
.295
City Bank
Farmers Deposit
32 !
1,360
.
;
—10
190
100
100 ,'500
l-i Pittsburgh "
.17%
-
•
27
New
Par
280
<
Industrial Bank of Commerce. 10
National
9
16%
,
1001,300 '
7.35
~Shares
94
10 'J 30%
—
Bank
:
80 Vz.
34%
.
91
-
100
Savings
Co
;i.
.•;?' Detroit-r-
54%
National
6.77
Amer Trust Shares—
Series 1955.
-
-'
52%
:_50
Bank
&
Trust
National
Central
.
-
78
185
10%
National
Plains, N Y)—_—16
Trust—33Vi
&
Cleveland
50%
Ask
175
«!.^- i'i- ■; '■ •••:*• Irc
*
44 Ya
9%
Co
Trust
Ya
48%-
Exchange Bank A Trust.20
(White
North
-
■t 37
%
Bank
National
Harris
Northern
Trust—
A
l
J2 50
Independence Trust
4.81
Mutual Fund...*
LoomIs Bayler Second Fund-—10
Loomis Sayies
First
94%-
-
42%
—20>
i
__
Morgan
8-4 (Low Priced com
Knickerbocker
35
•
133
91%
10
Empire Trust
Shares—
E
128;
-
15
Trust
&
Bank
Stamped
17.25
Bank
Bank
I Trust Co
Continental
"
6.75
.9.03
National
43
41
.100
—
100
Illinois
National
Commercial National Bank St
5.84
18.43
—
City Natl Bank & Trust
336
321
Bid
Chicago
Continental
100
Trust)
Chemical
18.67
Par
25%
2418
York
Fifth Avenue
Central Hanover Bank A Trust 20
72c
64c
25c
Co—10
Companies
Atk
■
the
Bankers
9.54
Bid
York
of
Bank
96c
87c
46.50 ;
Union Preferred Stock Fund—1
Union Common Stock Fund
l
United Income Fund Shares
1
Wall Street Investing Corp
_1
Wellington Fund
1
Whitehall Fund Inc
1
Wisconsin Investment Co
1
■-">
Unit Type Trusts—\
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment
10c
Par
New
Brooklyn Trust
1.12
Trust
1
Inc
Co
Street Investment Corp.*
Television Fund Inc
Trusteed Industry Shares
Union Bond Fund series A
84c
76o
lc
Investors Management Fund_L-l
Invest
K,
5.60
Banks & Trust
8.27
7.55
•
2%
Sovereign Investors
21.77
20.14
Standard
:B-3 (Low
2.38
28.13
5.52
4.21"
Incorporated Investors
Investment
2.17
26.16
4.40
-
Income Foundation Fund
Institutional
14.60
1
1
lc
Howe Plan Fund Inc
15.67
——1
lc
Bhares
Utility shares
_
.
8.09
lc
Railroad Bond
RR
***;
shares
shares
Petroleum
_
Price
Ask
1.60%
Chemical
Food
103
4.81
Building shares
_
100.10 ,100.18
102.22
—
3.51
14.21
Bid
1, 1949
IIVis Jan.
3.55
3.21
1, 1955-1953
IIVis Mar.
5.85
3.25
2%s Feb.
,1
.100
1.45%
—
6.92
lc
lc
Agricultural shares
Automobile
1
1
119%
1C0.7
99.24
—
2.99
4.40
Building supply
Chemical
Corporate bond series
1
Diversified Industry
1
Diversified Investment Fund_l
Diversified preferred stock—1
Group Securities—
Ask
100.3
—
4.42
1
l%s Jan.
l, 1952-1950
1, 1953-1951
1950-1949
6.78
4.04
2.74
Low Priced Com Stock Series 1
New England Fund
1
5.93
4.65
series
stock
Common stock series
6.20
1
1
l%s May
118%
.1961
1950
11 Vis Oct.
6.36
1
Selected Group Series
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Preferred
5.82
100.7
Int. Rate
Certificates of
7.21
1
Series
6.60
1,
Dollar
9.12
1
l%s Oct.
100.5
Maturity-—
14.28
8.44
100.3
Treaaury Notes—
I1V4S
Stock Series
Industrial Stock Series
30
5.39
28%
Stock
13.30
—1
1
1C0.1
»
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
lAprl1 1,
Income Series
Speculative Series
Howard—
A
Balanced
1
Nation-Wide SecuritiesBalanced Fund
Notional Investors Corp
National Security SeriesBond series
Low Priced Bond Series
26.90
Fund
5.46
3.56
Fund Inc_l
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
5.93
14.38
1.55
Investment
Non-Ferrous Metals
Paper shares
Petroleum shares
Steel shares
Mass Investors 2nd
Century Shares Trust————1
33.14
35.64
Chemical Fund
1
13.45
14.54
Christiana Securities com
100 3,350
3,500
Preferred
U00
134
139
Bid
4.65
3.53
point
a
Bonds—
3.84
4.22
lc
•
1
of America
*
Bank
3.29
7.35
15.09
5%
2(4
1
1
32nds of
more
or
cr
Panama Canal 3s
lc
lc
lc
one
Federal Land
A*k
Bid
3.71
6.80
13.88
4%
1%
-5
Bowling Green Fund Inc
Broad Street Invest Corp
Delaware
3.93
3.11
3.36
4.00
9
Corp
Commonwealth
3.71
3.65
Beneficial Corp
Blair
3.36
1
Axe-Hough ton Fund Inc
Axe-Houghton Fund B
Banks—
l%s Sept. 15, 1949
1%S Jan. 20, 1950
Other Issuea
8(4
A
Loan
3.39
1 "
Ollstocks
Standard
series
Home
3.07
2
Shares
Business
Shares
Federal
lc
Business Equipment shares-lc
32%
31V4
Figures after decimal point represent
Ask
Bid
Par
Managed FundsAutomobile shares—
5.12
3.73
10
Obligations Of Government Agencies
Mutual Funds—
1V4
Inc
Holding Corp
Associated
Aik
Bid
Par
a
Odd lot
sale
(not Included in
included
in
change,
n Admitted
liquidating
issued,
x
year's
range),
to
dividend.
(Un)
Ex-dividend.
•No par
value,
e
year's range).- bBig yield price,
Ex-interest,
trading
N.
Y.
Admitted
y-Ex-rights.
tin default.
z
f Ffat
CuTb.
to
r
d Deferred delivery sales (Jtot^
price,, k Admitted to listing on N. Y. Stock
Cash sales (not included in year's range),
t
Unlisted
Trading
privileges,
wd When
delivered,
Ex-stock dividend.
IThese
bonds
are
subject to all Federal taxes.
'
Ex-V
Exwi When
THE
COMMERCIAL &
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(727)
Week Ended
;•
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Third Federal Reserve
F
Bank
clearings this week will
Preliminary figures compiled by
show
based
us,
decrease
a
with
compared
a
ago.
year
cities of the country* indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Aug; 20?
ings will bfe 5.4% below those of the corresponding week last year.
total stands at
this center there is
gain for the week ended Friday of 3.5%.
a
for the week follows:
summary
-
" ~ *
Our comparative
3,223,147
653,000,000
2,893,804
3,251,791
5,609,657
n
5,242,631
2,397,012
3,684,525
YorkDel a wa
$4
re—Wilmington.
—10.4
5.6
6.3
788,000,000
—11.0
2,693,859
4,362,631
—
6.5
—
—45.9
4,431,727
—16.9
ll[821,344
839,425,630
1.812.335
7,393,900
+
894,449,154
1.8
11.6
9,877,767
.
Total
(11 cities)
6.2
—
824,319,536-1
Clearings—Returns by Telegraph
Week Ended Aug. 20
'J
1949 j
York
New
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland-
3.5
$6,579,530,041
$6,'356,038,' 159
686,870,803
604,978,139
+13.5
Philadelphia
890,000,000
1,062,000,000
—16.2
438.917,319
452,607',868
__
Boston
San
+
—
Ohio—Canton
305,137,283
—14.0
Francisco
338,077,000
309,235,778
—14.6
Cleveland
286.977,516
340,982,551
215,182,477
224,177,528
—17.9
28,998,400
4,922;953
—26.9
Ten cities, five days
Other cities,
788,899,793
$10,184,768,292 $10,-289,534,306
fiVe days...
Total all
2,729,091,185
2,300,523,125
>
$12,485,291,417 $13,018,625;491
citlelr, five days
All cities, one
day
-
in
780,751,540
473,739,219
.
Total all eitief
J
—
.
—
$13,059,030,636 $13,799,377,031
issue of ..next i week..
We cannot furnish them
—
4.0
(7 cities)
West
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk.
1.0
—15.7
2,501566
—
4.1
District of
—26.5
—
Total
5.4
1
In the elaborate -detailed statement, however, which we present further below
ffwe are able to give final and complete results of the week previous—the week
For that week there was'a decrease of 7.9%, the aggregate of clear-
*ending Aug-. 13;
week in 1948.
same
located and from this it
are
that in the New York District (including this city) the totals suffer
by 15.2%, in the Richmond Reserve District by 4.3% and in the Atlanta Reserve $
District by 7.8%^;:The Chicago Reserve District records a loss of 15.9%, the St. Louis
Macon
Mobile
decrease is ? J 6,$%| m • the' Dallas Reserve District 10.7%
.
furnish
Total (10 cities)
>5;-
Seventh Federal Reserve
SUMMARY
.
—12
"
Ll—--11»
«fd-Philadelphia
6 th
8
Richmond
9th
>
6,457,506,259
H >'
•
Minneapolis
"
.398,134,664
.
—
502,733,670
"
?
We
.
now
—
6,875,192,507 I
809,380,948
>
380;566,256
358,310,975"
487,316,972
386,209,834
——
V;
:
Worcester.
.
;
.
'
——,
Des Moines
29,477,094
SiouxCity.
;
—
Missouri—St.
'
;
New Haven
6,298,935,743
\
■
f'.
.
,
'
•
7
\
■
-
-
1
Total (12 cities)
_
v'7-v
74
>
-
V
V'../T
.
7
HfOr York—Albany?. —
$
•
Buffalo
Ehnira
—
v
'
*1,597,484; ;
,
3,477,538
.
'Syracuse
1,496,386
394,827,036
388,631,384
5.0
1,635,304
^
i* ;
Connecticut—Stamford-^x—|
y
10,733,732
•
•:i
24,546,000
1,530,986
804,617,342
.
234,400,000
217,800,000
7.0
99,912,022
06,396,390'
-3.2
67,460,933
65,196,231
-
>
-4.7
435,964,252
—
1,960,895
1,173,635
403,733,850
380,566,256
.
9.4
District—»Mlnneapolia
6,421,670
—10.9
239,928,761
271,175,835
—11.5
80,715,007
79,950,349
>
8,512,116
5,719,756,:
6,383,638
Total {7 Oitlesy..—
349,208,948
+
6,399,354,
249,152,156
81,047,356
6,763,499
1.0
5,425,227
223,597,362
3,403,523
69,832,451
5,658,622
2,662,951
6.6
3,166,903
2,718,314
4.0
8,378,184
7,597,073
—8.8
358,310,975
317,492,000
—25.0
—11.2
—
+
r
—22.1
508.543
440,655
698,816
8(259,042
121,802,695
8,540,377
7,665,068
+ .11.4
—15.3
.
473,867
—
659,588*
7,171,450 >
121,051,684'
9.5
9.5
11.322,519
13,363,462
T
264,0.76,501
333,742,891
"^11.0
2,684,150
11,814,577
2,696,727
2,431,024
2,239,737
413.239,051
502,733,670
j
8,058,320
>
Colorado—Colorado Springs
(10 cities)
—
+
.
;
7,498,885 <
10,721,0401
—20.9
10,510,888
St. Joseph
:
290,384
485,975
5,651,742
92,969,463
5,343,457*
.
J
—35.7
—
X*
Missouri—Kansas City.
Total
+ 15.4
449,339
Omaha_
720,509
.
382,872,986
7,480,501
110,235,209
Lincoln
Pueblo—
605,899.
"
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
—
5.1
+
8,335,808
324,088,584
261,200,123
8,439,495
11,697,570-
2,113,376
0.5
8.5
1,806,359
1,840,928
y
:
-
1,687,026
487,316,972
386,209,834
6,878,975
6,400,550
207,738:000
—16.8
184,527,000
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DaHas—
4,953,662
1.0
26,314,511
1.5
22,195,800
>
7.4'
8.247,259
%
r-:: i,i87,4ii
Galveston
-
'
1,014,319
209,119,925
Fort Worth
21,548,400
.
+
2.3
'
-
8,972,996
,
•;
*
Texts—Austin
Dallas—
8,204,949
—19.7
-
i
4,593,427
20,892,50-5
;
26,978,828
5,108,000
•5,155,000
Wichita Falls
>
4
—12.6
+
27,071,9075,413,439
0.9
5.5
3.862,061
10,000,714 s —10.3
3,650,032
—
'
8,972,098
,
—11.3
235,651,339
23,571,900
,
—
Louisiana—Shreveport508,659,723
v
'
3,014.883
22,116,617'
4,109,000
2,320,428
7,547,580'
-
7,963,130'
—11.2
473,717,937
462,077,432
Total
(6 cities)
258,716,214
289,659,282
—10.7
227,030,145
258,080(334
'
■
Newark
3,428,527
77,792,332
1,674,282
2,107,092
New-lwuoy-
6,225,685,590
6,503,938,253
21,210,702
11,925,166
12,984,135
11,204,937
11,425.010
■
591,909*
37,350.6*59
-
Total (12 oltlMV
'
,
.
--"K'
!->
30,563,405
70,620,961
587,269
NSw Jersey—Montcldir—-
Nnrthpm
-12.2
73,527,227
1,883,177
395,180,145
1,701.442
—
5,425,772 -s
17,312,336
——.—.v
m2—
—^
106,953,848.
1,794,398
St. Paul
4,571,700'.;
23,440.939 '
1,915,639 ;>
—
874.053.4i0
l'\
2,059,067
3.217,641
'
'Rochester
4,039,446
2,584,304
.5,874,797
32,790,291
_
: '•
2,830,926
10,445,308)
3,235,495
—15.9
253,600,000
99,492,261
71,193,486
Wichita j.
1,773,660
451,824,177
.
•NewYork,
10,228,148
804,977
632,291,122
:>->7i;':7'*V;';/:!
-
-
994,190,418.
222.700.000i
Minneapolis
$
6,944,683
1,587,855
Blnghamton
Louis
Ninth Federal Reserve
19J6
Second Federal Reserve District—New Yerk—
••
—12.0
Hastings
1947
—11.3
■m
-
3,026,576
22,146,555
>
•
.
—
4.9
t
2,876,448
.
1,080,442
680,552,2372,769,281
12,909,443
4,903,475
—22.0
■
47,524,067
12,566,246
+ 10:9
Nebraska—Fremont
Aug. 13
'
\
—
4,664,490-
Minnesota—Duluth^
each city for the
—11.0
-;rl>43^4l>
:
23,798,735
836,452,349
,
Total (4 cities)
5,843,977,893
7,679;721
19,706,900
NOW Hampshire—Manchester
3,704,853
8,786,319
1,978,092
10,571,045
^
3.8
9,138,893
5,147,738
Rhode Island—Providence
—
..5,173,606
3,456,330
Helena.
'
■
51,527,400 f
3,254.067
12,864,780
,10,039,156
4-..:;
Kentucky—Louisville——.;
Tennessee—Memph J s
Illinois—Quincv
^
23,683,975
:
3,034,996
•
'
^
•>
0.9
27,415,921 ;.>• + 7.5
13,516,596
+
2.3
1,192,060
—11.6
779,738,383
—20.1
■
1,054,047
623,317,856
Chicago-
4,748,521
i
+
3,821,699
13,830,913
Illinois—Bloomington
4,862,221
44,372,000
48,129,000
4,958,021
59,002,493*
.3,676,985
.
2.3
+
—13.8
3,780,680
4,245,497
6,810,871
_
Connecticut—Hartford:
•
>
—20.2
6,587,224
,,»>
3,967,126
1,761,341
-
^2,720,976.
»'59,352,293:
.
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
6,020,177
52,553,000
3,355,767
—11.7
937,611-
■t.
12,492,894,458
—12.7
1,909,586
.
730.768 ;
r'
8,326,512
5,340,028
Montana—Billings
12,473,973,448
4,629,932' —17.4
423,884,868
1,814,077
New Bedford—_—:
6,971,147
4,949,982
North Dakota—Fargo—
South Dakota—Aberdeen
Dec. '/c
1,962,484
r"
374,414,743 t ;
-
1,196,"*59
10,169,816
5.1
Kansas—Topeka—
3,826:007,
"Lowell—.
1,827,837
2.0
227,030,145
Inc. or*
$
1,713,071 N
.
;Fkll River——
:
517,920,730*
+ 27.1
626,697,567
7.9
-
1948
$
■——...—
Springfield
542,273,263
—
258,080,334
:
-11.4
6,849,991,297
Itassachusjettsr—Boston
-
7.8
—
4,801,759
;;
;
Wisconsin—Milwaukee.
'
..
101,829,472
—
686,'963,952
—10.7
:
—T
400,704
96,598,183
6,647,982
—5,680,197
Terre Haute
317,492,000
First Federal Reserve District—Bosten—
i—
406,883
—12.1
1,680,152'
53,779,000"
.
SouthBend
804,617,342
403,733,850.
—12.6
6,072,123,599
-Clearings at—
.Portland-.-
V
-
517,920,730
add cur detailed statement showings the figures for
Maine—Bangor
—10.9
■
71,485,376
5,618,237
5,903,564-
11,304,818
,
Indianapolis
370,988,909
542,273,263'
874,053,410
289,659,232
1949
>'
—10.6
2,996;215
63,131,130
'
714,720,788
9.4
Week Ended
•
79,171,9821 '
•
.
383,635,276
!
—16.8
13,353,929,550
—
8
week ended;Aug;13 for- four years:
!
3.455,633
72,304,075
0.9
4
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louta—
3.8
—
789,446,294
12,297,809,189»
———111 cities
Outside Newr York City—
+
—
6,307,055
Springfield—
462,077,432
i
ToUl
6;7
4.3
13,209,045
58,035,032
197,800,000
3,415,519
201,900,000
3,552,758
0.5
—
590,014,138
2,135,106
Indiana—Fort Wayne
-
758,398,805
4.3
258,716,214
■
•,
10
San FranciscocL-
*
824,319,536
7.8
690,125,322
"
6
Ilfh Dallas
6.2
—15.9
382,872,986
418,235;051
—
435,964,252
349,208,943
—
994,190,418
> lOttr Kansas ;City-|^-r--10H; "5;
112th,
415,839,330
395,180,145
:S;v;
6,423,169,138
—15.2
590,014,138
836,452,349
"
$
4.5
788,899,793
7
-
—
15.191,482 '
63,788,703'
8.4
1946
473,717,937
—
894,449,154
669,063,750
,■
•
-
—W.I
6,761,200,510
:
543,932,680
.
Dec. '.'c
S
4
16
-
LouIs«l-'-
—
11,075,956
Lansing-
Total (16 Cities)
19471
imc. or
•
508,659,723
839,425,630
•
10"
7th Chicago
8th St.
1943
451,824,177
?
i'th' Cleveland-------'-— .7 *'
8th Atlanta
370,988,909
District—Chicago—
Grand Rapids
CLEARI2 gsf^(
BANK
$
12 Cltleg
York—
OF
1949
Federal Reserve Districts
2nd New
543,932,680
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Decatur
by Federal Reserve Districts:
a summary
Week Ended Aug. 13
lit Boston
383,635,276
86;735,186
6,926.930
452,524
106,855,128
93,883,557
Peoria
we
4.3
1
413,223
Orleans
RockfOrd^
following
2,773,961
180,121,128
62,052,016
4,315,039
>3,610,02073,167,452
85,990-745
v.;.; 6,192,508
Mississippi—Vicksburg
and in the San Francisco Reserve District 12.6%.
*n
63,914,185
221,200(000
3,454,548
73,568,373
——
Louisiana—New
Reserve District of 9.4% and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 8.8%. In the Kansas
;
195,586,012
8.8
17,118,532- —14.2
69,633,327- —15.1
59,118,420
Florida—Jacksonville.
1
4
1.7
+
415,339,330
202,600,000
4,023,899
Alabama—Birmingham
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals have been diminished
<^ty; Reserve^ District t- the
9,129,000
114,321;566
—
68,944,712
Nashville
decline
a
4 Of 4.5%, in the Boston Reserve District of 11.2%, and in the Philadelphia Reserve
>
—13.4
199,685,598
398(134,664
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta—
We group the cities accord¬
loss of 4.2%.
a
ing to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
''District of 6.2%;
3,762,821
3,258,003.
75,032,857
2,591,238
11,001,000
107,523,644J
2,964,232
Outside of this city there was a loss of 11.4%, the bank
4 clearings at this center having recorded
appears
2,646,203 i
0.6
+
—15.1
196^226,865
Columbia—Washington
(6 Cities)-
—18:9
128,219,547
Tennessee—Knoxville——14;687,407'
I'ings for the whole country having amounted to $12,297,809,189 against $13,353,929,550
•
714,720,788
Sixth Federal Reserve
District—Atlanta—
has to bie estimated.
cases
|
;
758,398,805
12,141,000.
108,901,373
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
'
i
3,445,154
5,843,027
247,928,739
3,085,652.
12,214,000
Richmond-.—
today, inasmuch as the Sveek
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
I;
5,674,474
260,225,703
—
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond—
!>i eiids Saturday.and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
J: in the
3,982,558
9.9
—
■ .M
Total
Complete -and exact details for the' week covered by the foregoing will i appear
;
our
6,806,319'
2:2
—13.2
269,480,679
South
:
6,451,206
—15.8
Baltimore
41,251,600
280,528,412
24,192,800
669:063,750
6:9
314,693,000
146,331,450
297,526,554
-6,653,769
242,846,886
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
264,217,162
6,965,149:
157,025,967
—20.8
3,539,467
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
—20.0
—12:6
302;"3a,036
Mansfield.
—16.9
296,300,000
7,858,910
155;649;296
33,885,300
Columbus
.900 10c
239,773,933
Cleveland-
3.0
253,479,974
...
c
136,016,259
Cincinnati-
254,900,000
City.
St. Louis'
809,380,948
1948',
■■
Chicago.
Kansas
919,742
2,833,366
778,000,000
2,588,392
4,237,406
2,071,329
4,043,084
5,771,922
6,964,835
3,975,508
4-
7,644,692
10,593,831
£
1,080,447
870,425
1,168,712
2,965,297
—
2,831.0^2
7,783,419
New Jersey—Trenton
1,250,399
813,128
9.8
—
799,000,000
Philadelphia
Reading
At
1947
3.9
—
1494,410
3,414,022
Laneaster-
Our preliminary
week in 1948.
same
'it'
1,216,042
1,070,345
Wllkes-Barre
$13,059,030,636 against $13,799,377,031 for the
or
1,261,920
1,09-3,85 9
Chester
fQr all cities of the United States from which it is possible to obtain weekly clear¬
Aug. 13
Inc.
Dec.
S
'•
\ 212 544
,
Bethlehem
clearings
1948
■
$
'
_
District—PMladelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
telegraphic advices from the chief
upon
1949
'■
■/'
43
41,147.979
43,307,905
54,336,884
6,457,506,259
6,761.200.510
+
—
—
—
7.3
35.538,614
32,550,059
6.2
2,650,586
2,390,991
9.2
82,209,377
72,787^65
5.2
1,421,507
1,269,660
9.1
1,976,407
4.3
6,175,037,705
—18.4
18,313,040
17,610,529
10,341,289
10,572,569
—
—
—
—
—
8.2
1.9
0.8
1,671,730
■
6,648,916,565
10,-279,554.
-
844,737
—20.3
45,554,547
4.S-
—
Yakima
3,602,703
136(973,757
46,464,371
14,100,686
9,723,101
Utah:—Salt Lake City.
California—Long Beach
Pasadena
-
San Francisco
.
San Jose
Santa Barbara
Stockton
_
—
349,139,067
11,354,529
4,469,568
7,619,105
:
■
.
V
.
58,199,708
11,693,799
—
1.3
—14.8
—20.2
+ 20.6
+
7.6
9,036,197
398,640(694
—12.4
12,884,966
—11.9
4,240,221
8,859,660
99,641,018
—12.2
+
5.4
--14.0
'
••
3,939,743
109,910,196
45,867,342
9,768,219
8,104,502
383,992,590
12,927,045
4,206,212
94,013,992
3,795,847.
•
95,199,675"
39,990,028.
2,809,807
-
7,733,024{
361,113,818
10,602,6821
3,247,476
8,607,085
8,191,218-
686,963,952
626,697,567-
8,485,351
•
39,001,775
—
Washington—Seattle
Oregon^—Portland
'-
121,478,330
3,650,586
160,762,133
106,678,435
'
9.2
—
i
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Franclsse—
6,423,169,138
528,939
35,414,833
.
.
42,994,016
6,875,192.507
Total
690,125,322
(111 cities)..
Outside New York-—-..
tNot
included
In
.
totals.
*
789,446,294
12,297,809,189
(10 cities)
Grand Total
13,353,929,550
6,072,123,599
6,849,991,297
tNot available.
—12.6
—
7.9
—11.4
12,473,973,448: 12,492(894,458
6,298,935,743
5,843,977(893
44
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
(728)
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Monday," August 22,-1949
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
Foreign Exchange Rates
Company and Issue—.
'
give below
record for the week just passed:
a
FOREIGN
AUG.
12,
TO
1949
RESERVE
AUG.
BANK
TREASURY
TO
TARIFF
UNDER
AOT
1930
OF
1st
Noon Buying Rate
mortgage
1st
for Cable Transfers in New York
and
$
.297733*
.251247*
.200000*
3.211316
Argentina, peso—
For
"regular" products
regular" products
'
For "non
—
For certain industrial products
Australia, pcund
—
Belgium, Irene
Poreign "bank notes"account
^
"
Aug. 18
Aug. 17
$777; 77 7 7''$ ;0
7:7."
r
'7,:
'777
$
.297733*
.297733*
.251247*
.251247*
.251247*
.200000*
.200000*
.200000*
&
3.211150
3.210150
3.210150
.022750
.022750
&
.022750
.021787
.021775"
.021775
.054406
.054406 :
1.000000
1.000000
1.000000
1.000000
.951250
.949687
.950937
.301166
.301166
.301166
.301166
Safeway-Stores,
.020060
.020060
.020060
Saint
.208535
.208535
J
.951250
>
.301166
<•
\
.020060
<.•,
<7"
.208535
.020060
.208535
•
;
'
j
7v
.004671*
■'■■
7
t>
■
.301678
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound-
.301678
.301678
.115706
Philippine Islands, peso
—
Portugal, escudo
.040186
Straits Settlement, dollar
.376055
.376050
.497400
.497400
.497400
-
.040193
.040181
.469500
.469000
,278223
.233629
.
.278228
4.007500
4.007500
4.030195
'
77'
—
.040175
7
V :
7
*
498
mortgage series B 3(4% bonds, due 1971..
—Oct
Corp.—
(now 1st) mtge; bonds, due 1952
—Oct
1
402
1
536
l;!r
533
Union
.561799*t
.561799*1
.561799*1
,r
.531909*1"'
.531909*1
'
7
all
Demand
7.
Hold
certificates
Redemption
—_
fund
for
F.
Industrial
U. S.
1st
/
+
962,761
1,607
+
5,577
+
102,113
—
Demand deposits credited to
518
Water
1st
Works
mortgage
6,256,900
i
132,100
350,600
—
Notes
2,000
7,775,200
U. 8, Govt, securities.
380,000
—
—3,311,662
+
of the
domestic
Total
loans
from
F. R.
Notes
Uncollected
Bank
and
securities—
18,466,520
foreign banks
of
1,128,493
$36,000,000 in the Chicago District.
A summary
other
banks
first
assets
Total
*13,231
438,288
4,804
2
45,081,204
-
218,616
+
—
—
+
—
"2,997
Loans
170,421
Deposits:
which
U.
S.
notes
23,276,919
12,219
Treasurer
—
gen.
acct.
17,095,578
251,084
acct.
443,782
74,276
Foreign
492,553
1,869
Other
476,999
15,600
207
Total
deposits
Commercial,
—2,645,852
2,449,418
liab., incl. accrued dlvs.
—
—
■
+
—,
163,077
390,912
8,597
paid
Surplus
44,243,846
955
+
214,661
in.
206,906
136,198
45,081,204
+
combined
Name of
+
S.
7,680
make
808
2.067
—
29
+
—
74
+ I
223
—
+
4,161
4,046
securities—Total
36,144
S.
bonds
1
tin Volume
169.
preferred
with
Banks
$4.50
Allen
...
77-
467
157
3
—
27
*21
—
18
+
+;
)
274
+
Co.
of
9-10'
9-10
9-15
9-
Corp.—
$1.12(4
Co.
371
+
+
1,484
7%
Cigar
Inc.,
9-20
12-
1
11-2
10-
1
9-15
-
Co.,
$1.75
9-15
,.$1.50
9-30
9-15
30c
9-15
9-
1
common—
1
10-
1
9-
1
9-
2
9-15
9-
7
9-15
9- 7
1
American
9-20
25c
.7:
District Telegraph Co.
;
482
+
1,834
American
Encaustic
+
27
—
1,455
American
Export
+
58
+
21
10-
$1.75
(N. J.)—
Quarterly
+
"
2
10-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
I
87(4c
v
25c
preferred
9-
37(4c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Dairies,
9-20
1
75c
(quar.)
Extra
266
*3
1
10-
7 ;7-
Inc.—
(quar.)
preferred
10-
5c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
preferred
&
1
2(4c
$25c
Canada,
Cigarette
4
9-30
9-30
(quar.)
preferred
American
22
+
8
+
—
8-20
9-10
,
Equipment
convertible
3(4%
1
133/4c
(accum.)
par)
Colortype Co. (quar.)
American Cyanamid
Co., common
44
9-15
10-
34%c
(accum.)
($25
—
American
Holder4
Payable of Ree.
J25c
(quar.)
&
preferred
6%
(quar.)
par)
Extra
4%
When
Per
Ltd.—
$$1.25
Steel
preferred
Electric
40
12,868
762
domestic
banks
2,141
-
Government
to
Tiling
Lines,
9-15
$1.25
9-
I
+
623
American
Fruit
544
American
News
Co.
—
347
American
Stores
42
—
41
American
Sumatra
+78
—
114
+
Inc.
46,268
—
15,290
—
—
433
7
+
392
2.080
+
369
+
610
8.691
deposits
+
158
—
291
1,358 7
.
'
demand
and
228 '
deposit accounts, except
U.
S.
Govt,
14
6
—
152
~
$5
Edison
Tobacco
Co.,
12(4c
.7
;
Corp.
(quar;)—
Co.
revised
figures
18
—
'>
27
+
86
r~'
;
18,191
25c
Below will be found
preferred and
including
common
those
called
a
list of corporate
bonds, notes,
called for redemption,
under sinking fund provisions.
stocks
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
(except where indicated) in which
details were given in the "Chronicle."
the current volume
the
„
Company and Issue—
(Walter E.)
1st
mortgage 3%
Long Beach Gas
Melville Shoe
Pennzoil
Co.,
bonds, series B,
Co.,
Corp.,
ser.
8-20
9-15
8-30 f
8-30
8-31
Garden
.
$3
7%
Co.
Water
Electric
(quar,)_—
preferred
(quar.)—_—7
Inc.
Inc., 1st mortgage
4% preferred stock
Permanent
Canada
Wire
common
stock
——
(quar.)
Mortgage
1
9-15
11-
1
10-14 v
1
9-15
10-
10-
1
9-20
1
9-157
9-10
9-10
50c
15c
9-
10-
$25c
t$2
9-
8-15
10-
9-15
8-30
9-
8-19
9-15 ;
9-15
$50c
9-15
8-31
9-30
9-
9-30
9- 9
$1.75
preferred
(quar.)_—————
Electric Co. (quar.)
Industries,
7%
preferred
&
495
3(4%
495
Central
>3.6%
Ltd.,
9-
4(4%
*
9-15
$17(4c
+$1.75
$1.06(4
$2
25c
10-31
9-30
9-10
8-2S
1
9-20
7 9-1
:8-li
—
preferred (quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)—
Plywood
Corp.,
common
preferred
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
1
—
58%c
10-15
9-15
9-
1
8-15
10-
1
9-23 4
9-10
10-
8-25
Light & Power Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
,
9
1
t$2
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Co., Inc.,
Ohio
9-30
10-
,
9
—25c
General
,
8-31
t35c
t25c
|433/4c
B
Extra
•
10-
Celanese, Ltd., common—
preferred
(quar.)_—.———————
Class
$1
,
f
34%c
Corp
Canadian
Carolina
■■
8-197
t$l
Cable, Ltd.,
Canadian
Aug 22
Aug 22.
Aug 22
8-16
.8-25
Class A (quar.)
&
7
10-
28c
28c
75c
50c
,>
Campbell, Wyant & Cannon Foundry Co
Forge Co., common (quar.)
5(4% convertible preferred (quar.)_—
Canada Flooring Co., Ltd. $1 pfd. A (quar.)
595
5s
(quar.)
Service
Canada
9-16
9-15
Camden
Carman
16
$1.75
63c
(quar.)—
Co.,
1
7 9-15
—;——
preferred
Ink
9-15
9-
7. tl2c
(quar.)——————-7—75c
Water
398
Sep
$1.25
.
9-30
Co—
convertible
Page
1975
-
._—
convertible
5(4%
$4
■
preferred—
Power
preferred
preferred
5.60%
,
Apartments
Dry Dock Co., Ltd., Class A (quar.)
Cascades
due
1
9-16
,8-29-.
Sep 26
A mtge. bds._Aug 23
preferred stock.'—
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co., 3Va%
Lehigh & New England RR.—
9-
9-15;
77
Engine Co.—
A
..
Date
Co., 5V2%
2
9-15
9-10
quar.)
(W.
Canadian
NOTICES OF TENDER
Heller
1
9-
>9-20
-9-26
Imperial
Series
California
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
.
9-15
10-
-
2
preferred (quar.)_
7 56(40
H.)
Company. <quar.)———
25c
Beech-Nut Packing Co. (quar. )_-v——^
40c
Briggs <fc Stratton Corp.- (quar.)_—
d25c
Extra- 7——;
———_—d35c
Atlas
Barber
California
Notices
the
I;,,;
1
9-
9-30
Burrard
(Boston District).
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
ended
9-13
10-15
9-23
9- 2 :
75c
Butler
statement of weekly reporting member
Reserve System in
leading cities
1
10-
$1.25
•
(increased
7
9-15
10-
$2.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Investment
50c
10-
$1.75
Co. (quar.)
pr. pfd.
Brooklyn Telegraph & Messenger (quar.)_.—
3
25c
35c
(quar.)——
preferred
Associates
-9-1
(quar.):
American Telephone & Telegraph
Arizona
8-24
7 9-14
Brooklyn
—
accounts,
;
(reduced)
(bi-monthly)—_
Co.
8-31
50c
77
Inc
Growers,
+
—>166
12(4c
(quar.)
Apex Electrical Mfg. Co., 7%
1,459
amounts
table in
second
share
($10
326
4,885
Reserve
deposits adjusted
deposits, except Government..;
S.
♦Aug.
$222,000,000 in New York City, and by smaller
a
in our "General Corporation
Department" in the week when
Refineries,
preferred
+
vault
in
Debits
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $40,000,000. Hold¬
ings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness increased
follow with
name
preference
—
26,452
Federal
banks of the Federal
t
Jan
Corp.—
conv.
$2.50
112
certificates
(quar.)
partic.
6.042
Interbank demand deposits:
Domestic banks
following principal changes for the week
Aug. 10: Increases of $371,000,000 in holdings of
United
States
Government securities,
$369,000,000 in
United States Government
deposits, and $158,000,000 in
demand deposits credited to domestic
banks, and a de¬
crease of $152,000,000 in
borrowings.
Commercial,
industrial, and agricultural loans in¬
creased in nearly all districts and a total of
$80,000,000
at all reporting member
banks; the principal increases
were
$38,000,000 in New York City and $20,000,000 in
the Kansas City District.
we
News
Sugar
1,087
Time
65,044
Condition Statement of Member Banks
shows
400
1
Company
Foods
California
The condition
1
-Oct
77 77
2,563
indebtedness.—
of
during week
+
stock— -Oct
American
notes
with
indus¬
trial loans
A
Aluminum
Liabilities-
.3%
7
Then
Amalgamated Leather Cos.,
or
Borrowings
+
trust
this issue,
company
5(4%
1,907
—
Government
interbank
3,279
—
609
certificates,
U.
on accept¬
purchased for foreign
correspondents
Commitments to
*80
272
loans
Balances
Oontingent liability
ances
+
bills
18,522
218,616
'7
12,906
Other securities
-
+
399
are
preferred
Class
Airlines
792
obligations
Foreign banks55.9%
397.
1957——. -Aug 22
'
gold certificate rezerves, to deposit and F. R.
liabilities
105
The dividends announced this week are:
1,173
pur¬
Demand
3,852
—
loans
estate
Treasury
3,331
+
+
18
458
Treasury
of
note
for
U.
accounts,,
+
+
agricultural
dealers
purchasing
Treasury
125,630
—2,737,098
■
855
carrying:
Government obligations
Real
27,543
Total liabilities & cap. accts.
-
103
+
466,711
—
Loans to banks
U.
—
for
Reserve
(Section 7)—
(Section 13b)-
capital
and
19
securities
94,714
-
liabilities
In
Investment
6%
Government
98,770
—2,022,403
—
S.
and
411
+
Other securities
■
+
1
show the dividends
we
under the
carrying:
or
Cash
Oapltal
Surplus
Batlo
S.
U.
506,942
—1,519,522
Capital Accounts—
Other
brokers
to
Other
585,729
-
Total
industrial,
—_
Loans
'
18,508,912
Deferred availability Items
collateral
Allcgheny-Ludlum
+
23,483
Loans—gross
35,238
Other
Other
due
A,
Co., $2.40 pfd.
mortgage bonds, due 1951
5(4%
23,178
Other loans
bank—reserve
series
1
previously announced, but
which have not yet been
paid. Further details and rec¬
ord of past dividend payments in
many cases are given
1948
64,207
Loans—net
•
Member
Investments—Total
1949
(in millions of dollars)
-
and
Aug. 11,
Aug. 3,
1949
—3,386,481
chasing
Reserve
104
-Sep
_Jan
grouped in two separate tables. In the
bring together all the dividends announced the
we
5%
Dec. (—) Since
U.
Federal
•
>
7
member banks follows:
365,444
Liabilities—
•
491
Transportation Co.—*
4%
Acadia-Atlantic
loans
assets.
bonds,
current week.
of the assets and liabilities of reporting
Assets—
124,369
premises
Other
277,895
123,727
2,676,790
32,696
2
I
■
—3,324,725
49
Items
1
15
77 3
DIVIDENDS
and
districts. v
Aug. 10,
Due
Rys.
Dividends
Borrowings decreased $120,000,000 in New" York City
and
—1,507,000
+
18,225,995
1
—Sep
v.
,
Food' Products
Power &
•Announcement
Inc. (-f) or
Total
Co.—
5%
•
—Sep
bonds, series A, due 1952—
Refining Co., 5% preferred stock——
Fireproofing Co., 7% preferred stock
declared.
77;7*7 :*7:77;" 170
245,900
in most
banks increased
securities:
Certificates
City and by smaller amounts in all of
61,586
3,843,295
393
in
$67,000,000
decreased
in the St. Louis District; the net
$21,000,000
the other districts.
28,900
240,007
and
000 in New York
42,583
296,742
.
Pago
'■77
7 ' 7
series A
City and $25,000,000 in the San Francisco Dis¬
United States Government deposits increased $234,000,-
920,178
advances
Date
mortgage
Joplin
.531909*1 »
decrease at all reporting member banks was $14,000,000.
$
+
Bills
Bonds
trict
Aug. 18,
77: 1948
34,609
—
loan:
Govt,
•
H- 7 33,002
.
,'7V
Water
General
trict; they increased $25,000,000 in the Kansas City Dis¬
77:
23,360,311
cash
and
7
1949
i
569,880-
Total gold ctf. reserves
Discounts
(—) since
R.
notes
Other
Aug. 10,
•'
CALLED
bonds, due 1952
mortgage income series B bonds, due 1957
Butler
Holdings
$326,000,000,
was
adjusted
deposits
New York
V'.
•
ISSUE
Canadian
y
reporting member banks
Increase (+ ) or de¬
r'-%
22,790,131,:,
-.Sep
of United States Government bonds increased $58,000,000.
dollars)
1949 :
'1952
due
all of the other districts: the total increase at
in nearly
Reserve Banks Combined
V; $
4%
Scullin Steel Co.,
Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
;
..
bonds, series B,
Frontier
.561799*t
.
mortgage
United
Aug. 17,
*
...
Ltd.—
trust
Mickelberry's
Assets—
Depot Co.—
4.027500
.588223*1
-
.
493
597
stock—I ~I
preferred
.658300*1
4.007500
.588223*1
.531909*1
1
1971
Co., 7% first preferred stock
—Sep
National Ry. Co.,. 5% guar
bonds, due 1969 —Oct
County Gas Co., Atlantic Highlands, N. j —li> -' J 7 r
4.028515
4.028906
7
.233629
.658300*t
1"7
1969
204
1
5%
Company and Issue—
1st
.278228
'
658300*t
crease
due
398
1
-Sep
15
Inc.,
Securities
United
of
1970—
—Oct
collat.
1st
t Application depends upon type of merchandise.
thousands
due
_
.469000-
.588223*t
.531909*t
peso
493
*
1
Broadway-Cooper Corp.—
.588223*1"
.
1
American
.497400
.658300*t
.
1
Aetna-Standard Engineering
Co., 5% pfd. stock
—Sep 30
Bemberg Corp. preferred stock, cl. A & B__ —Oct 14
.201580'"
.561799*t
...
(In
Sep
—Sep
ref.
2nd
3%
3.987620
4.007500'
4.07500
4.030000
Closed
:
;
103
393
Oct
—
ENTIRE
.658300*t'
.588223*t:
—
debentures
*
—Aug 31
stock
77 \
bonds, due
Light Co.—
3(4%
Paul
United
.376044 '
.278228
.233629
7
.040175
.469500
,
.233629
*Nomlnal rate,
1970
Co., Inc.—
.115706
.201580
.278228
;
A——_—
Co.
.301678
7
3.988860
.201580
.233629
Uruguay, peso—
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
.004671*
.003028*
■
.376055
3.988860
.201580
Sweden, krona
United Kingdom, pound sterling—
!
series
'
3.990090
Closed
Switzerland, franc———.
Union of South Africa, pound
1241®
.
Electric
*
.469500
—
7
.115706
.201580
.497400 7
Norway, krone
/
..
.301678
.115700
.376088
3.990296
——
491
1
Street Towers
4.%
.004671*
.003026*
1
.115700
i
—
1
D, due 1962_Sep
ser.
„
preferred
3Va%
Electric
1st &
.208535
,004671*
.003028*
"
India, Dominion of, rupee
•
•
.003026*
.004671*
.003028*
—
;
Mexico, peso
Sep
—Oct
29th
(Metropolitan), franc—
Official
Free
mortgage
30-year
1
194
Sep
.950625
1st
Hartford
Czechoslovakia, koruna.
Co.—
Joliet & Eastern Ry.—
mortgage 3 (is, series A,
Empire District Electric Co.—
.054406
436
»
bonds,
1st
1.000000
Denmark, kroneb
!
debentures.
5%
due
394
30
*
1965
Ohio
3 (is,
Raynolds
1
Sep
Elgin,
3.209160
.022750
mortgage
394
.
.200000*
Devoe
*
1
7
<
RR.—
bonds,
Co., Inc.,
Southern
.021787
Ceylon, rupee
Uruguay,
■1st
.297733*
.297733*
O&nada, dollar—
Prance
Foil
.054406
*
Brazil, cruzeiro
Free
Sep
1963
7
1
Oct
due
A,
Terminals
5(7%
mortgage
Cochran
.022750
.021825
.054406
Official
series
mortgage 4C4%
Union
Columbus
r
.251247*
Closed
ref.
Cleveland
7V Aug. 16 7
Aug. 15
Aug. 13
Aug. 12
,
4s,
Soya Co., Inc., 3%
Chicago & Western Indiana
'1st
.
Sep
1954...
Central
Value In United States Money
Country and Monetary Unit
due
Pag®
'
3%
Corp., 5% conv, pfd. stock
Burry Biscuit Corp. $1.25 conv. preferred stock
Carolina, Clinchfield A Ohio Ry.—
INCLUSIVE
1949,
18,
mortgage
1st mortgage 5s,
Bingham-Herbrand
.
_
„
FEDERAL
BY
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
daily
world. We
the buying rate for cable transfers in the different countries of the
1st
bonds,
due 1965
Atlanta Gas Light Co., 1st
mtge. 3s, due
Bethlehem Foundry & Machine Co.—
Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies
Pursuant to the requirements of
the Secretary of the Treasury
to
Date
1
Allentown-Bethlehem Gas Co.—
——-
....
99c
,
:
Corporation
Chatham Manufacturing Co.—
•Class
A (quar.)
Class
,'9-1
8-20
Johns-Manville
9-
1
8-20
Jones
10-
1
9-7
8-26
9- 1
; 4%. preferred (quar.)__^^^_»—
Chesapeake & Ohio By., common (quar.)
conv.
preferred (quar.)___—
7
Chesebrough Mfg.^ Co. (Consol.) (quar.) — _
Cities
Co*;
Service
9-23
■
9-
2
9-
2
9-15
9-15
10-
:
preferred (quar.)
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co.,
'
(quar.)
common
Kendall
9-12
Kerr-Addison
8-26
Keystone
8-26
Kimberly-Clark Corp.,
Common
Title
Co.
Oil
Co.
/
Harvester
15c
,/"•
7%
£1
Paso
(Texas)—
(increased quar.)
"
"
(s-a)
Faber,
Coe & Gregg
5%
Fibre
preferred
'
Class
Extra
$2.50
common
-
'
25c
8-30
Power
Co.,
9-
1
$30c
$$1.25
9-
$3
1
Old
^
;$4.25 preferred series A (quar.)
,/
Georgia
*'
$6
Power
preferred
$5
preferred
75c
.
—;
'V
$5
'Safety Razor Co.—
preference (quar.)
Goodrich
? $5
;:
(B.
F.)
preferred
Co.,
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
Great Lakes Towing Co.—
Common fstock dividend)
:
7%
non-cumulative
Great Western Sugar
"
!
;
(reduced) '
.
Hammond
*
Instrument
Co.
'Harris-Seybold Co.,; common—;
$5 prior preferred (quar.)
Hart Battery CO., Ltd.—Hartman
35c
$10c
$3
-
'
Co., common__—.
non-cumulative preferred
(quar.)_—
$4
*
(quar.)
prior preferred
Hazeltine ■ Corp. .•*
$4
convertible
•Hollywood
Holt
5%
.=
Turf
preferred
Club
$25
class
preferred
/
12¥ac
A
'
50c
12¥zc
59c
preferred class A
9-
(quar.)
Common
$1.18%
"4.
international
6%
Bronze
Investment
'
9-15
'
Trust
of
9-15
9-31
9-15
9-
U.
U.
9-17
9-15
8-T1
9-
40c
9-30
9-15
93 %c
:
9
9-1
8-16
9-15
10^
9.
8-15
9-
8-15
$1
.
6%
1
8-19
8-16
8-12
9-
S.
9-1
9- 1
20c
9-
9-10
8-29
50c
9-10
8-31
50c
10-14
9- J8
$1
10-14
9-8
(quar.)
1
8-22
I
$3.50
9-1
8-22
20c
10- 6
9-21
20c
10- 6
9-21
10-
$1.75
—
Inc.,
9-
$1.25
9-21
1
--
25c
9-14
pfd.
4%
(quar.)—
50c
10-15
/10- 1
40c
10- 1.
9-
&
—
9-
6
3
$1.25
9-1
8-20
$1,37 ¥2
9- 1
8-20
9-30
-9-10
>
«
20C-
—
40C
9-15
8-31
50C
9-15
9-
37'Ac
10-1
'
2
Whiting
Wiser
8-31
9-15
97¥2c
10-1
9-30
9-
56 ¥4 c
—
9-
1
8-15
9-26
9-16
9
20c
9-
6
8-25
15c
9-
1
9-
1
10-
$2.50
%
•
40c
50c
25c
1
9-15
9-15
8-29
9-14
8-26
10-
1
9-
9-15
1
25c
10-
Machine
Works
1
9-15
0-16
8-31
75c
9-8
9-
75C
.
.
68 %c
■
1
10- 1
-
9-16
10-
9-16
1
10-
10-15
1
25C
10-1
9-10
15c
f—
10-1
9-10
75c
(quar.
Co., Ltd.—
American deposit receipts for ord. reg—
Wright-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd.
>; Yosemite Park & Curry Co.-^^--——^'
7'Ac
,a
10-
1
9-12
9-10
?
9-
1
«
$4c
8-22.
8-25
10-
7-
1
1
8-26
30c
8-31
8-22
25c
'
Door
Co.
(quar.)
—
9-15
9-1
Below we give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
preceding table.
Per
"Name of Company
8-31
9-13
9- 6
9-
4
8-20
9-12
8-29
93 % c
10-
1
$1.50
10-
1
preferred
Holdere
1
9-1
9-12
8-19
$1.25
—
9-
10-1
40c
preferred (quar,)—
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd..
Akron Canton & YoOngstown RR. Co.5% preferred (s-a)...
—
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry. (s-a
Allied Finance 5% preferred (quar.)
10-1
$37 %c
5%
9-15
When
Payable of Ree.
$25c
(quar.)
Steel Company, new com. (initial)
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co.—
Acme
9-15
75c
Share
Abitlbi Power & Paper Co., Ltd., common—
8-31
9-10
50c
Steel
Youngstown
9-12
25c
9-30
7-29
|15c
9- 1
$2.50
10-1
9-19
10-
$3
25c
——
I
9-8
8-25
8-10
75c
10-1
9-13
9- 9
9-
2
Allied
(quar.)...........
(quar.)
25c
40C
10- 1
9-14
9-15
9-1
Allied
(quar.).......
75C
10-20
9-15
*50c
9-15
8-24
$1
9-1
8-19
$15c
9-28
8-31
35c
9- 1
$50c
;
1
20c
!
8-18
9-
Allied Gas Do.....-*.,—
Allied Laboratories, Inc.
1
9-12
25c
,
9-12
25c
9-15
9- 5
15c
9- 1
8-22
9-
8-22
—
d40c
9-30
0-
—
d81¥«c
9- 5
8-19*
A 7%C
9-10
8-15
12 ¥2 C
9-1
8-12
$50c
9- 3
8t"8
50c
9- 9
8-19
93 %C
10-1
$250
9- 1
$1.50
45c
■
:
2 ¥2%
$1,183/4
t2c
37¥2c
12 ¥20
/
25c
1
9-15
■
8-26
9-30
Allis
9-9
9-12
8-26
9-26
9-12
10-
3
10- 3
9-
9-
10-1
9-21
10-
9-21
9
(Louis)
$3.75
(quar.)....—
(quar>_.—
Co.
common
.....
(quar.)
Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
/
4%
preferred (quar.).
American Airlines Inc., 3¥2% pfd. (quar.)_
9-9
10-1
25c
preferred
common
Aluminum Co. of America
9
$1.50
Stores Corp.,
Mfg. Co., common Iquar.)
3¥4 % convertible preferred (quar.)
Alpha Portland Cement Co—
Altes Brewing Co. (quar.)./,..
Aluminium, Ltd. (quar.)—
8-31
1
Corp.
25c
Allis-Chalmers
8-31
9-15
10-
Products
4%
8-31
■
preferred
American
'
87%c
8-28
20c
10-
1
9-12*
American Bosch
29 lie
10-
1
9-12*
American
Box
Board Co.
Can
Co.,
$1.37 ¥2
lc
1
9- 8
50c
Corp/, 5%
8-22
American
50c
9-15
9-
9-12
8-30
9-10
8
50c
9-15
9-10
com.—
15c
10-1
9-17
(quar.)———-
$1.12 ¥2
10-1
9-17
15c
9-30
9-15
75c
9-30
9-15
9-
J8*
fl
8-3
8-16
9-1
8-19
1
8-15
40C
10-
1
9-1*
75C
10-
1
9-1*
15C
9-15
9-1
$1.25
8-31
8-15
15C
—....
8-31
8-15
"
American Car & Foundry
25c
9- 1
8-22
9-
$1.25
•
pfd. (quar.)—
(irreg.)
9-
40c
Arch * -Co..L:/..——1_
American Automobile Insurance
American Bank Note, common
Co. (quar.)
(quar.) —
6%
preferred (quar.).—...—
American Barge Line Co...—........—
^
(quar,)——
9-15
Woolworth (F. W.)
v
8
10-
25c
—
10-1
25c
8-31
25c
$1.12 ¥2
Co.
25c
8-19
$45c
8-18
9-12
"
Whitin
8-25
9-30
20c
Corporation
(irreg.)
Co.
(quar.)
9-15
8-30
50c
8-19
37¥aC
Oil
Extra
;
9-17
$1.50
$10
'
Extra
8-19
America—
common.—.
8-20
9-10
50C
■■
8-19
37¥2C
(quar.)
dividend)
preferred
9-1
25c
,
Light Co
Valley Mould & Iron Corp., common——
$5.50 prior preference (quar.)
Van.de Kamp's Holland Dutch Bakers, Inc.
Viking Pump Co. (irreg.)
Visking Corporation —
Walt Disney Productions—
/
6 %
convertible preferred (quar.) ——
Washington Water Power Co.—
'
/
v
$6 preferred -(quar.)
Wellington Mills, Inc.-——.,;
Wentworth Mfg. Co. (extra)
;; West Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)—
Special ■—————————————k.
Western Condensing Co,-—
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co.——-—
a.*
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry. (quar.)——
9
48c
convertible
9-
9-15
/
Freight Co.——-—
Wallpaper,
i
9-23
9-23
(s-a)—-
preferred
8-22
8-25
50c
Class. :A-v—.
■
1 i
37 %c
(initial quar.)^—
preferred
Foil: Co.,
Class B
S.
9-1
9-
Corp
preferred
Seeger Refrigerator
27¥2c
common
9-
9- 1
$1,12 ¥2
(quar.)
Company—
Envelope
9-20
25c
Seattle Gas Co.,
$37¥2C
preferred
Carbon
50c
$1.50
A
convertible
United
■■
'
convertible
series
40c
$15C
r
—
in
tax
Manufacturing Co.
$4.50
v
—-,
——.————,———————————
3
9-30
45C
(quar.
Exploration (guar/)
Schlage Lock
(Los Angeles)
Sugar
7%
7
9-13
(quar.)
Scruggs, Vandervoort, Barney, Inc.,
preferred (quar.)..
Co., com. (annual)
7% preferred (quar.)—.—American Chain & Cable Co. com, (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.).
—
7%
1
9-15*
$3
10-3
9-15*
$1.75
10- 1
9-15*
$1.75
10
Co.
(quar.
American Forgings & Sockett
'
:
Co. (quar.)..
Extra
40c
9-15
9-2
$1.25
9-15
9- 2
50c
9-10
8-26
12¥2C
8-31
8-20
12¥2C
American Chicle
8-31
8-20
30c
9-15
8-31
(quar.)—.
.
9-
25c
9-29
?- 9
—
25c
9-15
9- 2
——-
12¥2c
9-6
8-26
10c
10- 1
9-20
Common
quar.)———
75c
9-15
8-16
12 ¥20
9-1
8-20
4%%; preferred, (quar,)—
$1,18%
10-1
9-m
Brothers, Inc.
Selby Shoe Company
IOC
,
9- 1
8-20
—
Seminole Oil & Gas 5%
—*
(quar.)—---—
Selected American Shares
Boston—
Certificates of beneficial interest (quar.)—
'.-i 1
■< r. 7. " • r i
■
;
■
'
■ *
9-29
Extra
Seeman
(quar.)_
Elevating Co.-
International Harvester Co.
*
'
Powders, Ltd.—-
participating preferred
»International.
r
$25c
C——
$ 1.50 conv.
partic. preferred (quar.)
Insurance Exchange Building (Chicago)
9-
South
Extra
Ruud
(quar.)
9-1
9-28
$1
preferred (quar,)——
Robertson (H. H.) Co. (quar.)_—
Rotary Electric Steel
9-30
■
<
9-12
10-15
(quar.)
4%%
1
9-30
Humphreys Mfg. Co., common—
6% preferred (quar.)_—
Illinois Commercial Telephone Co. (Madison,
Wis.) $4.75 preferred (quar.)—
Imperial Varnish & Color Co., Ltd.—
9-5
New
$1
(initial)
Ranch Oil Co.
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.—
Common (quar.)
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp.—
-'
6-15
0-10
9
$1
Rice
25c
$1.12 ¥2
(quar.)
9-
$37 ¥20
"
6%- convertible prior preferred A (quar.)„
Reynolds Metals Co., common—
5¥2% convertible preferred (quar.)
25c
——
Mining Co. (quar.)
<Honolulu Rapid Transit 5% pfd. (quar.)
Hoover Company,
common
(quar.)
9-30
8-19
—
Raybestds-Manhattan, Inc. (quar.).t.
Republic Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Republic Steel Corp., common (quar.)
$1
;—
6-26-50
50c
10-
,
$4.75 preferred (quar.)Quebec Manitou Mines
62¥ac
—
50c
Mills,
v.;
9-15
shares
(stock
common—
1
50c
U. S.
25c
Common
25c
50c
Homestake
4%%
$1
25c
(quar.)
(Henry) & Company,
preferred (s-a)
75c
:;V:
Hellemaii (G.) Brewing Co
'Hewitt-Robins, Inc. (quar.)
.
Hollingsworth & Whitney, common
t
10c
Tobacco
9- 6
9-15
9-20
1
—__
$1.25
9-
9-12
d$1.25
of
9-2
1
3-15
8-10
9-22
1
;
8-22
10-
.
Pittsburgh Forgings Co—
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co., Inc
Potter Company (irreg.)
Powell River Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Proprietary Mines, Ltd.---—w
Provincial Paper, Ltd. 4% pref. (quar.)—_
Public Electric Light 6% pfd. (accum,)—
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire.—__
Publicker Industries, Inc.—
25c
(quar.)
8-31
10-1
.9-
Pittsburgh, Bessemer & Lake Erie RR, (s-a)
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co. (quar.)
'
75c
12-15
8-10
10-
I,
a-3i;
9-15
35c.
Co, (quar.)__-__—
Co, (quar.) — —M
United-Carr Fastener Corp. (quar.)__
United Fruit Company (quar.)
i--;,
25c
■
9
9-10
37'/2c
1
$1.50
50C
'
9
1-3-50
9-24
15c
Corporation, common (quar. )__'„
3%% preferred Class A (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)_;
Greyhbund Corporation, common (quar.)__ ;v
25c
4¥4%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06¥4
Giflf Power Co., $6 -preferred (quar.)__
$1.50
Gulf States Utilities $4.40 pfd. (quar.)
$1.10
9-
8-31
;„-rRedUCed;:'ii-—
50c
,
(quar.)—
Lumber
1
4-1-50
25c
of
10-
9-15
Title Insurance & Trust Co.
40c
27%c)
Co.
9- 9
50c
holders of Ameri-
pfd.
9-
1
50c
7%
Union
3.90%
1
10-
$50c
,
common
9-15
10-
$5c
$1.06 ¥♦
Union
-
8-26
9-15
:i———,T——. '
9-15
1
;
1
10- 1
(quar.)—
9-24
10-
9- 1
9-15
10-
9-14
8-12
$1
9-20
9- 1
9-30
40c
8-31
,—
9-15
56 ¥4 c
10-1
;
9-20
9-30
15c
$4.50. prior preferred
(quar,)————
Union Gas System (Kansas)
25c
8-31
50c
(quar.)
1
30c
8-31
1
9-15
9-
,
8-20
10c
9-10
35c
10-
9- 5
,
(quar.K——
Gas
10- 1
Philco
30c
$1.75
$1.25
9- 1
$25c
Toronto Elevators, Ltd.
Extra:
RR.
9-10
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.—
Common (quar.) —————
Trading Corp.—
$1 participating class A (Interim)
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown
50%
9-10
common
Common
Petroleum &
$3.50
;
common
)
.
preferred
Co.,
9-30
/
-
t-
*.
9-30
50c
:
preferred
Petroleum
11- 1
' $1
;
9-1
preferred
United
& Ford,
(J. C.) Co.
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp. (quar.)--Pet Milk Co.', common (quar.)——
—_
■:
,
common—
12'Ac
—*.—^
1
preferred
4¥2%
9-15
common—
1
Penney
*'
Ltd.,
8-29*
.
9-15
50c
$1.75
Penick
—
9-19
15c
9-
^
American
Gerber Products Co., common-—^.^—:*
25c
AVt% 5 preferred ;(quar.)—$1.12%
Gisholt Machine Co,—...—
25c
Gillette
1
25c
10-15
15c
9-
•
1
50c
—
9-10
B-Gosh, Inc., common (quar.)
(quar.)______
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd.
Pantapec Oil Co., C. A. (Venezuela)—
$1.25
$1.50
•:
1
9-
8-31
11-
$1.50
(quar.)
9-10
(quar.)—
shareholders
Insurance
$1.20
80c
Co—
Life
—
$1.75
Oshkosh
$1.06¥4
x
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Line
,a $1.50
'
Corp,—
9-
"$1.25
Co.
8-18
9-15
Steel Co.,
Utah- Power
shares will receive
Oregon-American
25c
General American Transportation
Common (quar.)
8-25
'
7 ¥2%,
Co., new
1
„
(quar.L—
Ohrbach's, $2.25 pfd. A
75c?
(quar.);
B
1
9- 8
Co.
non-resident
9-
9-30
25c
Quarterly
Manufacturing Co.—
participating preferred fquar.)
Class
9-
9-15
20c
ic
8-18
34%c
$1.25
J_'
Thomaston
25c
.
9-1
.
37 ¥2 c
50c
(quar.)
the
8-18
1
*
■; :Common-: '1-/- ————/•
(
'
Common
——_—_wi-—■i—
Time, Inc.
—————
/
of
Public Service,
Water Service
Ohio
Oemmer
'
9-14
■.
Co.— —i—
deduction
Match
Ohio
1
9-
can
Ohio
t
9-
'Oaylord Container Corp.^^.—/.-,——^—
9-12
1
quar.)
A
8-18
9-
(accum.)—
Cqmpany (quar.)_—„■
4¥4%
1
1
9-1
1st preferred
Thomas
10-
10-
(G.),
Texas Southeastern
10-
—
Ohio Leather
1
9-
37 ¥20
:
I"
9-15
$$1.37
(quar.»__
common
preferred (quar.)
5¥2% preferred (quar.)
8-22
J---———
Insurance
the amount of
/
9-16
5%
8-22
7%
Texas
60c
England
Africa
/
5c
1 25c
Oatineau
1
9-1
62 ¥2 c
9-6
26 %c
—
$1.75
(Detroit)
(increased
Oats
(After
-
(quar.)
8-22
56¥»c
preferred (quar.)—_!
"Noyes (Charles F.) Company
O'Okiep Copper Co., Ltd.— '.P;
62¥20
(irreg.)—:
8-31
9-16
9- 1
5%
Frontier
Co.
9- 9
$1.75
9- 6
9-30
Telephone Bond & Share—
*
preferred (quar.)
Water, $4 prior pfd. (quar.)
preferred (s-a)_—
Northern States Power Co. (Wis.)—
81 ¥40
Power
9-12.
9-
9-30
com.-
—
preference (quar.) _——.——
Tecumseh Products Co,
——
9-12
10- 3
10-1
^
$2
5c ;
Packing Co.
10-3
10c
9-30
25c
A%
1
81¥4C
9-30
10-15
8c
(quar,)-
Extra
'
IOC
Northeastern
3¥4 % convertible preferred (quar. ).—.
Fort Wayne Corrugated Paper Co
Oarlock
Tamblyn
1
*'
10c
•
_
8-12
62 ¥2 c
Telephone & Telegraph
New Haven Gas Light
(quar.)
—
Newport Electric Corp., common (quar.)
$20c
(quar.)
9-
9-
$1.75
National Steel Car, Ltd.
Steel Corp,
f* 20c
(quar.)
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
9-15
25C
(interim)
3%%
•
preferred
9-1
50c
Hartford,' Conn, (quar.)
20c
Food Fair Stores,
f
9-20
I...
9- 1
10-15
31¥4C
81¥.c
,
Talcott (James), Inc., common (quar.)
4¥2%
preferred (quar.)————
20(5
Casualty Co.
City Lines—
National
62¥2c
B
1
1
Dry Goods (quar.)
Consolidated, Inc.—
preferred Class
$4
9-13
-
A———
9-
9-15
10-
Ic
Common
25c
of
9-21
9-15.
35c
6
20C
National
50c;
Canada, Ltd
Stores, Ltd., class
Fitzsimmons
10- 1
1
50c
National
New
(quar.)—
(quar.)
9-
National
Screw
Products
9-15
9-
9-15
15c
—
Strawbridge & Clothier $5 preferred
Sunbeam
Corporation (quar.)—
Sunset-McKee Company (quar.)
Sunshine Mining Co. (quar.);
Sutherland Paper Co. (quar.)
8-29
■
9-12
87¥2C
Works' (quar.)
Feltman & Curnie Shoe Stores Co.—
Federal
9-12
12 ¥2 c
8-25
50c
(quar.)
9-15
30c
Nash-Keivinator
1
30c
10c
9-2
25c
9-30
$3.50
gtd.
9-30
—
10-
i'
,
30c
9-12
(quar.)
Corp.
8-25
Co.—
Sparks-Withington Co, 6% conv, pfd. (quar.)
Sperti Foods, Inc, 5% conv. preferred (quar.).
Standard Oil Co. (Ky.) (quar.)
—
9-12
l_——-—
National Fire
v.
RR., 7%
1
10-1
20c
9-30
10- 1
'
preferred
10-
$1
Murray Corp. of America, common (quar.).
4% preferred (quar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring Co. (reduced)
Muskogee Company (quar.)
10-1
preferred (quar.)
—; $1.12¥z
Emporium GapwCll Co., common—;
v 50c
•7%
$1.12 ¥2
—
—
8-25
0-14
Southland Royalty
9-12
Extra
10-25
'
—'
Southern Pacific Co.
8-31
"
35c
*
8-31
1
—
(quar.)
-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.),.
9-15
10-
(quar.
Corp.
(quar.)
Finance
V Quarterly
10-25
$4.50
Erie & Pittsburgh
preferred
9-16
$1.50
(quat.)
9-14
w—'
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co.,
4.8%
preferred (quar.)
■
Mount Diablo Oil, Mining & Development Co.
9-14-
87¥20
$1,12¥2.
•
•
(William R.)
7%
■
,.
—
Electric
Common
?,f
Works
2nd preferred
Moore
1
4¥4%
5¥2 %
35c
—
1st preferred
Co.
9-28
25c
common
7%
J
Morrison Cafeterias
65c
—
,
Oil
8-29
-
preferred (quar.)
Kodak Co., common (quar.)
40c
preferred (quar.)
/
$1.50
Easy Washing Machine Corp.—
r
: Class
A
(irreg.)
—'25c:;
Class B" (irreg.
25c
Edgewater Steel Co. (reduced) 1—/——15c
Edison Bros. Stores, Inc., common (quar.).;30c
4¥2%
participating preferred (quar.)-i«: $1.06¥4
Dorado
8-22
9- 1
Motor
$4.50
El
9- 9
I
6%
■
8-17
1
10-
5
62¥2c
Co..
■
."
(quar.)_
——
Aircraft
4% preferred (quar.)——
;
8-22
Corp.i__.
Corp.,
9-16
$1.50
Corporation, common (reduced)—
$1.25 convertible preferred Class A (quar.)
Southern California Water Co., common.:
9-5
9-1
—
-
————
9-
9-20
$15C
participating preferred (quar.)
Participating
Mickelberry's Food Products $2.40 pfd——
Midwest Rubber Reclaimihg—
4¥e%
preferred
(quar.)
Milwaukee Gas Light, 7% pfd. A (quar.)
Minneapolis Brewing Co
!
Mojud Hosiery Co., common
5% preferred (quar.)
Montana Flour Mills, common (quar.)
9
50c.
-
9-20
—
$3.25
,
Eastman
-
8-26
' 5c
$15c
$$1.75
$50c
^
(quar.)
Oil
Machine
Metal Textile
.
8-31
$75c
(quar.
com.
8-20
9-30
Sonotone
25C
Co., common
Groceterias, Inc.
Messer
$1"
(initial)
preferred
$3.50
4
1
9-16
;
9-10
6
9-16
(quar.)
common
(P.)
Company,
preferred (quar.)
7%
9-
9-15
:
*
"
(quar.)—
de Nemours & Co.—
I.)
1
9-15
:
(quar.)__
Paper Co/,,
Corporation
Driver-Harris
Co._-L
(E.
1
9-
9-
9-
$1.12 ¥2
Lorillard
9-
8-29
Draper
common
8-25
9-23
;
—
Donnacona
New
9-10
Mesta
__
Co
preferred
Loblaw
9-12
Dominion Textile, Ltd., common
:t 7%
preferred
(quar.)
«lu Pont
8-22
9-30
Disney (Walt) Production—
« 'cw t
''
6% conv. pfd. (sed Walt Disney Prods.)
Doernbecher Manufacturing Co—r^__
'
8-25
9-
9-15!
9-16
——
9-10
(N. Y.)
Corp.
8-31
9-30
Solar
10- 1
(quar.)
Mines," Ltd. (interim)
Wire (quar.) ——
8-3L
9-1
8-30
10-1
Liberty Fabrics of N. Y., Inc. (quar.)—.
Liberty Loan Corp.
_T.
Lily-Tulip Cup, Corp.
Lincoln Buflding Corp. (N, Y.)
^.
Dayton Malleable
Rock Oil Corp.—
&
& Sessions
$2.50
8-19
9-15
—
9-2
Inc"
Skilsaw,
9
37 ¥2 C
Kinney Manufacturing Co.—
$6 non-cum. preferred (quar.)...
Kleinert's (I. B.)
Rubber Co
8-19
9-10
—
(quar.)__
Corp.
Iron
1
1
8-29
Deep
Stores
6
9-15
—
■
Diana
9-
9-15
(quar.)_—
Crucible 'Steel Co. of Ameriqa—
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Cutler-Hammer, Inc. * (quar.)
Detroit
6
9-
(DeUi-/^-~__/—--
Supply Co.
9-
9-30
'
Dentists'
8-26
9-
Continental Steel Corp
Copperweld Steel Co., common5%
preferred (quar.)
Davison 'Chemical
8-15
9-30
„
8-29
9-
37¥2C
preferred
Lamson
(quar.).
Continental
1
(Phila.)—
preferred '(qua?.)
Consumers Company, $2.50 pfd.
Community Public Service Co
Consolidated Rendering Co.—
,
9-10
15C
(quar.)
Gold
Steel
9-10
35c
$1.50
6
,2c
When
Hotdert
Payable of Ree.
$1.25
.
(quar.)
——.—
4% 2nd preferred (quat.).——
Kingsport press, Inc. (quar.)
...!
9-3
9-12
4ii
9-9
45
50c
40-18
50c
(increased)__—
common
preferred
4%%
3
9
9-
Share
-
80c
—
Canada, Ltd.
9-15
9-
'
Commonwealth
of
Company,
$4.50
9-15
preferred. (quar.)__
—l_
Coble Dairy Products, 5% preferred tquar.)^
Coleman Company, Inc., 4¥t% pfd. (quar.')_
Commercial Credit' Co/, common (quar.)
3.60%
preferred (quar.)
$4.50
9-20
11- 1
'
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist (increased)—
Shenango Valley Water 5% preferred (quar.)
Shuron Optical Co. (quar.)
Singer,Manufacturing Co. (quar.
,
$75c
Kelvinator
8-26
9-15
_
60c
8-22
9-20
9-15
v
(quar.).:—_
____________
1
93 %c
40c
(quar.).——:
1
'
„
B
9-30
(quar.)
5%
8-31
8-31
Per
j
Name of Company
;
8-31
10-
Corp..—
9-19
City products Corp. (quar.)
Clark Equipment Co., common
10-1
Lamson Machine "Co.
&
Class
8-26
9-15
__
(quar.)
preferred
7%
$25c
x$$1.75
(quar.)......
(quar.)—.
—
Justrite Manufacturing CO. (quar.)—.—
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co. (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel, class A (quar.) .——
7
9-23
•
10-
9-30
Chicago Rivet. & Machine Co. (quar.)
Christiana Securities Co., com. (increased)
1
11-
"(quar.L-._-'
Chicago Mill & Lumber Co.
•
Payable of Ree.
9-15
Joy Manufacturing Co.
✓
: >
*
iJ_i—---
(quar.)'__i
B
9-1
(729)
Boldert
37¥2C
Irving (John) Shoe Corp. 6%
8-20
9-12
i
When
Share
Name 0/Company
9-1Q.^
8-51
pfd. (quar.)__
Jamaica Public Service Co., Ltd., common..
7% preference (quar.)—
Jewel Tea Company, common (quar.)—
3%%
preferred (quar.)——
Ameri(»___------_--'_--
of
Charis
*
9-20
Wire,'6 % preferred (quar.)
CHRONICLE
Per
Payable of Rec.
Named f Company
FINANCIAL
Holder1
When
Central Steel &
Chamberlin Co.
COMMERCIAL &
THE
Number 4831
Volume-170
—
preferred (quar,)-..
25c
9
American Fork & Hoe Co., common
—
Effective July 1 name was changed to
True Temper Corp.
American Gas & Electric Co.—
(increased
A
'
46
COMMERCIAL
THE
(730)
When
Per
FINANCIAL
&
CHRONICLE
When
Per
Holderi
Monday, August 22, 1949
Holder$
Common
convertible
American
6%
Hide
preferred
(quar.)
11-10
9-
,
American
American
American
American
American
Investment
Co.
Class
A
37'/2c
37'/2c
Si$1,25
(quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)
American
President
American
Radiator
Corp.,
common
—:—
—
5%
Lines,
pfd.
Standard
&
(quar.)_
Sanitary
25c
$1.75
12'/2c
25c
—T——■
—
7%
preferred
(quar.)—i—
Safety Razor Corp, (quar.)—i—
American
Seating
Co.
(quar.)
—
Extra
Co.
American
Tobacco
American
Vitrified
American
Woolen
7%
$5
common—
preferred (quar.)
Products, Inc.
—
Post
(quar.)
—
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co., cl. A (quar.)
Oil Co., Ltd. ordinary (final)
Inc.—
.————.
Anglo-Iranian
Anheuser
Cotton
Arcade
Common
6%
Mills
Co.,
.
Archer-Danlels-Midland
Arden
Farms
Stock
of
Co.,
dividend
Diced
('/2
Cream
share
Stock
dividend
Cream
Argo
Oil
(Vath
4Mi %
convertible
Edison
Arkansas
4Va%
$3.75
$4
Gas
Art Metal
Artloom
Ashland
Oil
7%
Atlanta
preferred
Atlantic
Oil
Atlantic
Powder
Tack
Avon
Gear
Co.
at
1
trating
9-23
Burkhart
12-23
12-19
12-23
Barlow
$1.20
5
8-5
1
8-
9-15
9*
9-
5
8-15
1
1
3
Gossett
&
Howell
(Belleterre
Benson
Co.
Co.,
&
Berkshire
'Bessemer
Quebec
Hedges,
Fine
Spinning
Limestone
preferred
Bethlehem
Steel
preferred
5%
2nd
&
8-15
37'/2c
9-
1
Corp.
(quar.)
Company
Electric
25c
9-
1
8-
$1
9-
1
373/2C
■9-
1
87'/2C
9-
1
8-
8
87'/2 C
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-
8
Manufacturing
Dominion
Foundries
A
10-
8-
5
8-31
&
1
8- 3
8-15
9-
25c
(quar.)-
9-15
15c
-
7
9-15
9-
9-
1
1
8-10
Insurance
;J
9-15
9-15
$2.50
9-30
9-16
$32y2c
9-20
8-19
8-31
8-31
>
7%
8-12
9-
7-29
Canadian
9-
8-19
Canadian
10c
9-10
8-15
9-15
5%
8-19
8-15
8-22
9-20
8-26
50c
9-10
8-25
8-30
9-
,,8-15
1
*>-19
9-15
60c
8-19
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-20
25c
9-
1
8-16
preference
non-cum
a
Class
$1
4V2%
9-15
12-
1
11-15
Canadian
Class
A
Canadian
Ice
12-15
1-15
Products,
3-1-50
2-15
Canadian
4c
4-1-50
3-15
5-1-50
4-15
(quar.)
9-
9
1
9-
9
—
$15c
10-
1
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
'Ltd.,
International
5%
Canadian
preferred
Common
1- 4
9-
1
8-15
1
9-20
12-15
1
8-31
:$$1.12 V2
10-
1
8-31
10-
1
8-31
Ltd—
Ltd.—
$20c
Ltd
Co.,
Investment
Oil
:
10-
t$l
1
9-15
9-28
9-14.
1
8-12
Trust,
$$2.50
9-
8-25
$15c
12-15
(quar.)__
$$1.25
10-
1
preferred
(quar.)—
$$2
10-
1
$1.05
9-
1
8-12
Canadian
Pacific
8-31
8-16
Canadian
Tire
Canadian
Western
10-
1
9-3
1-2-50
12-13
9-1
8-15
-4%
Ry.
Corp.,
preferred
$3
9-
10-20
10-
1
1
10-
9-10
$1
10-
9-10
1
1
8-20
Ltd.—
Co.,
$20c
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-16
Carrier
8-17
2
8-
2
8-22
8-
9-
8-15
8-26
1
8
New
4.20%
Central
*
preferred
quar.)
Central
Detroit
8-15
Central
Foundry Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
Hollywood Building (monthly)
10-20
35c
9-
1
8-19
10-
1
9-20
60c
9-
1
8-8
10-
1
10-1
v,
,
9.
2
9-20
N.: Y.
(quar.)
Power
preferred
Central
Paper Co.
Central
&
Century
9-
1
2c
9-
1
8-
1
$1.25
9-
1
8-15
25c
9-30
9-
1
8-31
8-
1
South
Electric
$1.12'/a
common
10-1
9-16
30c
8-31
8-15
$1
9-30
9-17"
85c
9-
1
8-10
15c
9-30
Co.
$3.50
preferred
Colonial
Life
common
West
(quar.)_:
Corp,
Co
Century Ribbon Mills, Inc.
:
(quar.)
—1
(quar.)—.
25c
,1
(quar.)
8-31
7-29
10c
9-14
9-
15c
9-15
9-1
2
9-14
9
9- 1
$
!
4%
Stores,
preferred
5%
preferred
Colorado
5%
conv,
9-12
9-12
15c
Class
9-30
9-13
9-
9
9-2
9-
1
8-20
50c
9-
1
8-20
62y2c
9-
1
8-20
45c
9-
1
8-15
25c
9- 1
Iron Corp.—
(quar.)
Elevator Co.
&
B
Co.
1
8-15
9-
2
8-19
35c
(quar.)
9-
2
i
Commonwealth
Life
Commonwealth
&
Insurance
Co.
Corp.
(Ky.)
Nast
(quar.)_
Congoleum-Nairn
d$1.25
&
—
Power,
Baltimore,
B
6%
Consolidated Gas
Paper
Textile
9-
1
1
9-
6
9-
1
8-15
$1.50
9-
1
10c
10-
1
9-20
9-
1
,..8-20
Gas
Consumers
Glass
Consumers
Power
$4.50
8-12
10- 7
(quar.)_
90c
Corp.
10-
1
10-
1
9-15
$1
10-
1
9-15
9-15
8-18
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
25c
Can
8-10
8-31
8-31
$1.12 y2 ;
(quar.)_
A
Cosden
Petroleum
Cork
Crown
$2
A
9-
1
8-15
9-
Crown
$4.20
Crum
5%
50c
20c
Forster, 8%
9-10
$2
.8-12
$1.66 y2
9-12
9- 2
933/4C
pfd
1
9-15
9-
9-
8-19
(quar.)
33/4%
1
10-
1
10-
1
9-
9*
25c
8-27
8-
9*
50c
(quar.)_
com.
9-15
8-23*
....
.
40c
$1
$1.05
preferred (quar.)__
Co.,
Industries.
Corp.,
9-20
$2
10^
1
v
9-13
9-1
8-12
9-
8-12
1
9-30
9-17
$1.75
9-30
9-30
9-16
25c
1-3-50
12-19
pfd.
(quar.)_
$1.25
IOC
(quar.)
10-
9-16
-
1
9-16
'
11-15
11-
5
$1.12ya
10-
1
9-15
20c
9-
1
8-15
i2yac
9-
1
$1.75
10-
1
75c
10-
1
Inc.—
25c
common
(quar.)
A.
(quar.)
class
.
$1.25
(irreg.)
com.
50c
$1.75
15c
8-15
,
9-1S
9-16
9-18
9-
9-18
9- T
9-
8-17T
1
X
Light, common
preferred A (quar.)
1
8-15
9-
1
8-
X
9-
1
8-
1
45c
9-
1
8-17
933/4C
9-
1
933/4C
•9-1
8-17
20c
&
9-
$37ȣc
$17y.c
9-10
8-26
25c
9- 1
8-10
75c
-9-1
8-10
35c
9-
1
8-10
35c
(quar.)
Dayton Power
9
$1.50
Cushman's Sons, Inc., 7% preferred (quar.)
Dahlstrom Metallic Door„
Davis Leather Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
B
8-12
-
Corp.—
preferred A (quar.)
Publishing Co., $7 pfd. (accum.)
prior preferred (quar.)
Class
8-12
9-
convertible
non-cum.
9-23
»
1
—
Curtiss-Wright
8-26
v.
8-26
9-
Curtis
$4
7-22
10-15
25c
(quar.)_
Sugar
(Helene)
8-22
8-19
...
$37y2c
common—
Clothing, 4preferred
Companies
Curtis
8-22
75c
Sugar Co., 5%
Corporation (s-a)
Curlee
8-15
.7
Works
Atlantic
Culver
1
9-10
9-12
8-23
arrears.
Irregular
Cuban
9-
10c
20c
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
8-16
$15c
preferred
&
7%
1
;
$5
conv.
Co., Inc.,
(quar.)_.
Cuban-American
8-16
9-
75c
Zellerbach
2nd
$4
1
$$1.25
Seal
preferred
8-10
9-
$1.31 V*
Ltd.,
,
8-30
25c
25c
International
&
1
$10
i
.
(quar.)
Cork
8-25*
9-15*
common
preferred
Creole Petroleum Corp
Crompton & Knowles Loom
6% preferred (quar.)
Class
9-15
1
(initial)
The above payment clears all
Crown
9-30
9-15
10-
V
Corp.,
9
8-19
3iy.c
(quar.).
common
Corp.,
(quar.)—
3%%
^
1
50c
(quar.)
Company,
9*
9-
30c
9- 9
93J/4C
Corrugated Paper Box Co.,
5%
preferred (quar.)
Crane
7-29
I'V
10- 1
25c
(interim)
Electric
preferred
1
*
$1
common
preferred
10-
$1.13
V
prior preferred (quar.)
Cooksville Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Copper Range Co., common
Inc.
1
8-26
$3
$5.25
8-
9-15
(quar.)
Varnish,
Cornell-Dubilier
1
40c
Continental Casualty Co. (quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel Industries, Inc.—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Continental Mills
Coro,
9-
25C
America
Co.,
non-cum.
8-15
$37y2c
Pa.)
(quar.)—
of
preferred
&
8-20
Co.
preferred
Paint
8-15
1
9-1
$13c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Continental Assurance Co.
$3.75
I
9-
15c
(quar.)
9-
25c
(quar.)
Mills
4%
Continental
9-15
•
Corp.
Co.
(Reading,
Co., Ltd
Corp.
9-15
11- 1
Power
$1.12 y2
Co.
preferred
Container
.8-1*
40c
&
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd., 50c class A
Consolidated Water, Power & Paper Co
Consumers
2
$1.25
common
Consolidated Laundries
Consolidated
9-15
$1 '
Light
Utilities
Consolidated
8-16
9-10
10-
pfd. (quar.).
(quar.
(quar.)
(quar.)
C
9-
1
9-15
75c
Co.
preferred
preferred
9-15
9-
56y,c
(quar.)
40c preferred
Coal
8-15
37'/2c
Power
Co.
Common
(quar.)
$5
preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Gas Electric
of
9
9- 1
25c
(quar.)—
(Toronto)
(quar.)^
Consolidated Edison Co. (N. Y.)—
4V2%
9-
$$2
—
(quar.)
River
Connohio, Inc.,
Inc.
Asociation
Light
Consolidated
8-31
1
40c
—.—
Publications,
Connecticut
9-15
10-
Telephone Co. (Wise.)—
Cone
Mills
Corp
Confederation Life
Connecticut
9
6
9-14
—
$1.50
preferred
Conde
•
(Del.)—
preferred
$5
98-
10- 1
15c
Southern
Z
8-25
6c
(Del.)
8-12
■
9-24
y2c
Co.
8-19
9-10
a-500
^
25c
Investment
8
9-
35C
—
Shearing & Stamping Co.—
Commoil, Ltd.
8-
37y2C
(quar.)
A
—„;
Carbon
Commonwealth
1
1
$1
(quar.)
Quarterly
$6
9-
8-
1
50c
America
of
Broadcasting class
Commercial
9-15
9-
87y2c
Co.
common
8-25
1
1
preferred
Columbian
9-10
1010-
—
Milling
Columbia
9-16
$20c
(quar.)——_——....—— V
Power (quar.)
——
Colorado Fuel &
8-16
1
$1
—
(quar.).——
Central
1
50c
Corp.—
(quar.)
Inc,
9-
10-
$7.50
——
Insurance
Colonial
9-
1
(quar.)
-
8-17
"
33/4%
9-20
20c
Corp.—
(quar.)
9-
Foil Co. (quar.)_
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Colgate-Palraolive-Peet
Light Co.—
preferred
Central
—
9-15
25c
:
;
Illinois
preferred
(quar.)
Central Illinois Public Service
3.40%
50c
50c
4 V-i %
4%
-
Co
(quar.)
1
Cochran
8-10
Co.
8-10
10-
Cockshutt Plow
8-10
8-31
1
8-15
1
9-
11-
8-31
1
10-
Monthly
Chemical
Curtis
9-
isc
50c
9-12
9-
$$1.75
8-15
9-12
1
27 3/2 c
Cold
9-15
1
10-
62 3/2 c
Central
Central
10-
(quar.)
Warehouse
1
•
International
8-10
8-31
Central
d40c
d$1.75
8-10
10-
8-15
8-15
I
$$1.50
8-15
1
8-25
Storage
9-
$1.12 y2
■
(reduced)
Company
1
8-15
(quar.)
preferred
8-10
87»/2c
Inc.
Coca-Cola
9-30
9-
$1.10
8-22
9-
1
9-
$1.05
com...
8-15
9-
9-13
9-
10-15
$1,123/2
;
Co.
8-17
9-
50c
I73/2C
Paper
9-
preferred
Quarries
Coca-Cola
"
&
9-
9-
10-20
'50c
(initial
30c
15c
1
50c
$1.183A
12Mic
11-
Co.—
Light
8-15
1
20c
8-20
25c
(Initial)
Arizona
1
9-
20c
8-15
6
'
$2.50
$i.0Gy4
11-15
9-
$1
common
common
9-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Industries,
Clorox
8-15
9-1
50c
preferred (quar.)_,
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co., 4V2% pfd. (quar.)
Case
(J. I.)
Company, common
7% preferred (quar.)
Tractor
8- 1
8-13
12- 1
Carpenter
Caterpillar
,
.
$1.06'/4
4%
8-
8-25
8-22
Illuminating Co.
preferred
Cleveland
4%
15c
stock
Clinton
$1,371/2
Co.—
regular guaranteed
Electric
(quar.)
dividend)
stock
$4.50
8-13
37y2c
8-16
1
9-23
8-25
25c
373/2c
&
91
8-15
1
12'/2C
9-
9-12
1
.10- 1
75c
(quar.)_^
9-
9-
9-
Ltd.—
15c
9-
40c
preferred
7%
8-22
9-
,
Corp.
1
10-
30c
9-10
1
9-
$30c
Company, 4V* % pfd. (quar.)
Paper Co., common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Carpenter Steel Co. (quar.)—.
10-
9-
»
$50c
Gas
Capwell, Sullivan & Furth, 6%
Carman
1
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Products Co.
preferred
9-
ordinary
preferred
6%
1
Co.,
'
9-16
10-
$$1
Ltd.
(quar.)
Extra
,-9-1
"■*'
—
Natural
Capital Administration
Capital City
Co
(5J/2%
& Pittsburgh RR.
Cleveland
11-25
preferred
$1.50
Co.
guaranteed
5%
9-15
y
(quar.)_
8%
Stamping
special
Cook
$15c
Cos., Ltd;—
preferred
Co.,
4%
8-31
10-
4%
9
50c
10- 0
10-
(quar.)
Canadian
9
$1,75
a
8-19
9-
.
11-
8-19
1
9-
Associates—
1
8- 1
7,
2-2-50
9-
1
J10c
8-1
.
$2 5c
(quar.)
1
25c
8-22.
8-€2
8-30
,
,
$183/4C
common
Corp.,
'
1
$4.52
(accum-)
Co., Ltd.—
Motor Lamp
Common
Electric
9-
Ltd.—
-
Ingersoll-Rand
10-
(quar.)
$20c
$25c
Ltd.,
Machine Co.,
10-
,,
1
10-
(quar.)
com.
Investment
30c
40c
10-
$5c
(quar.)—:
5%
(quar.)
$25c
—
(quar.)
Canadian
5c
8-31
9- 9
/
50c
A
1-1-50
25c
1
1
$10c
preference
(quar.)
Foreign
4c
/
1010-
—
preferred
2-1-50
15c
$50c
Reduced
4c
1-15
8-15
1
$25c
Food
Class
8-15
2-1-50
9-23
8
10-
Co.
;
conv.
8-15
9-
12-31
Auto
Investing
8-12
—
(quar.)
8-12
9-14
8-10
,
1
$31'/4c
—_
(quar.)
Quarterly
10-15
12'/2c
(quar.)
& Foundry
Co.,
(quar.)
.Dredge & Dock Co.,
Canadian
1
$1.12y2
8-29
,
Canadian-Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.—
1
10-15
;
9-
$25c
9-
1
1
9-30
$25c
11-
11-
9-
$20c
Common
10-
$1.12
9-15
•$$3.50
—
Common
•
4c
1
;
8-31
8-15
4%
Car
A
Canadian
1
9-15
+50c
common
Participating
Canadian
8-10
(quar.)— :m.i2>/2
pfd.
10-14
50c
,
,
Breweries, Ltd.
Canners, Ltd.,
1st
9-
9-
v."]"
Participating
8-10
9-15
.*
25c
1
Ltd.—
preferred—
Vinegars,
Ltd
Canada
9-
Co.,
non-cum.
9-
9-12
Ltd.—
9-20
$25c
$373/2C
9-
8-12
&
Connecticut Power
$15c
Forglngs,
8-20
.9-
8-18
$25c
-
9-15
1
9-
$1.25
7
9-10
$1.123/2
(quar.)
Starch
5c
10-
10-28
30C
Ltd
Malting Co., Ltd
Safeway, Ltd., 4y2%
20c
(quar.)
10-28
20c
——
Sugar,
Canada
.
Co.
8- 8
$1
Canada
$37y2c
common
1
$30c
-
9-30
$1.25
Cleveland
9
& Terminals Co.—
Canada
-
(quar.)
8-15
50c
1
$1.06
(quar.)
Corp.
-
$30c
Life
9-15
$1.25
8-10
8
$1
Co., com.
8-15
9-15
Colorado
—
States
8-23
1
9-30
1
8-20
;
(quar.)
Power
1
9-
9-
8-15
(quar.)
Co,
9-
75c
25c
Commonwealth
Machine
$1
75c
„
$1
8-16
:
Ltd.—
Adding
8-16
1
8-16
1
•
8-29
„.:v
•*
'
9-1
pref. (participating)
(quar.)_
&
4c
Co.—
•
6
9-
(quar.)
8-12
1
$1.75
Cement
9-
—
preferred
9-15
1
—
(quar;)
Milling Machine
Cyti
8-15
8-25
(quar.)
Mills
Clary Multiplier Corp. (stock
Clearing
Machine
(reduced;
8-19
20c
(quar.)
preferred
Class
(quar.)_
pref.
1
9-15
45c
vi
(s-a),
Cement Co., Ltd,—
preference (quar.)
Canada
Crushed Stone, Ltd
„
Canada
c
conv.
1
9-
isc
:r
——
9-
(quar.)
$2
8-15
9-
10c
—
Camden Refrigerating
4c
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd
35c
20c
75c
preferred
1
9-20
(semi-annual)
Special
_;
4c
7%
preferred (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg
9-
1
Co.
8
/
(quar.)
9-15
10-
f
Bros., 4y2% preferred (quar.)
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)—-
8-29
25c
Corp.
8-19
$1.25
9-15
share, plus this dividend)-
Shoe
8-19
1
—
Butler
9-
40c
Manufacturing Co. (reduced;
Belding-Corticelii, Ltd., common (quar.)
4'A%
B
Canada
8%c
preferred
1
9-
—
9-15
Belden
&
A
8-
$12 Vbc
S.)
Co.
Burroughs
9-15
—
Extra
8-15
9-
25c
(quar.)—
9-
Bayuk Cigars, Inc
Bayway Terminal Corp
Beaunit Mills, Inc.
(A.
&
9-30
(quar.)
Bathurst Power & Paper Co.—
Class A (quar.)
4%%
conv.
8-15
1
$10c
common—
9-15
$1.25
—
(quar.)
$1
Seelig Manufacturing
A
(quar.)
$7MzC
(quar.)
Co
preferred
8-25
50c
class
8-15
1
9-
8-15
9-15
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
9-
$1.12Mi
V
9-15
12V2C
(reduced)—————4':.
Sullivan Mining & Concen¬
&
Co,
Class
8-5
9-1
$5c.
common
8-15
10-
1
10-14
$30c
Ltd——I.——y-———
Mfg.
Class
8-5
9-1
40c
Co
1
$7'/2C
'
——
Co.-
3y2%
3'/2%
$1.12
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
&
Co.
Burlington Mills, common
12-19
4%
Co._
& Sons
9-
9-15
25c
$25c
—
pref (s-a)_
9-
8-10
10-31
1
10-
8-18
•—1__—
common
Inc.
Hill
4c
common
1
1
28 Vac
$1.30
Barnsdall Oil Co
J&ibb
8-
1
9-30
8-
'
preferred
4%
7-26
9-
8%o
(Joseph)
4lA%
7%
9- 2
Bunker
4c
Show
99-
90c
(quar.)„•
(quar.)
preferred
Bullock's,
8-19
<
4%
Bell
8-10
1
(quar.)
per
7-31
10-
$1
8-22
8-31
30C
—
Line—
Fund,
30c
-
9-13
*
25c
(quar.)
A
35c
8
25c
;—
(quar.)
Forge
1-21
1
(quar.)
Radio
$11
prior
Buffalo
Bullock
$1.75
(quar.)
8-
Canada
—
Hydro-Electric Co.
preferred (quar.)
Bell
10-22
1
_
Wilcox
1
$1.50
—
_
Pipe
$1.50
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
T.),. Inc.
(quar.)——
9-
$1.50
-•—
$1.50
__
8-25
—————,-—y
Company,
9-
;
7%
.
Budd
1
(quar.)-.;
Bangor
Beck
6
8
.
1
8-25
9-15
—————-
40c
(quar.)
Corporation, common
.Bancroft
.
10-
1
preferred (called for redemption Sept.
1
•
Buckeye
11-
30c
(monthly)
preferred
preferred
6%
1
9-
.
(monthly;
0-15
$25c
25C
Extra
1
8-
9-
common
of America
Works
$37V2C
pfd.
8-12
common—:.
'
9-
9-15
8-
—
..
6
8-15
preferred (quar.)
;
J,
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
5%
preferred (quar.)
6
9-
'
(accum.)
(quar.)
Brunswig Drug Co,
9-15
r
$12'/2c
Canteen
Baltimore
9-30
9-
1
(quar.)
Mfg. Co., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred
9-15
-
Baldwin Locomotive Works, 7%
pfd.
.Balfour Building. Inc. (quar.)
(Baltimore Porcelain Steel Corp.—
,
10-14
$5
1
1
4%
1
10-
—
—
4'/a%
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
1
10-
10-
40c
(quar.)
Extra
•
"9-15
preferred
7%
9
9-
50c
Co., Ltd.,
$4.50
7%
9-
9-15
Ltd.
B
Brunner
30c
(quar.)
&
8-10
1
9-27
40c
(quar.)-
(quar.)
Service
$4.50
Babcock
9-
6*
$1
Ltd
(B.
8-25
9-
3
— — — —
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Mills,
Class
10-15
Gas
City
common
9-15
(quar.)
(monthly)
preferred
(quar.)
JBabbitt
Bruck
Co.
preferred
8-15
—
Mines
prior
9-15
10-
•
preferred
9-15
(monthly)
D.
Shoe
$3,60
9-
Common
V.
Brown
9
1
$23,vc
(increased)
Co.
common
Co,
10-15
Allied
4'/2%
8-12
8-
130c
Co—
Common
Common
1
9- 1
Co., 6%
Rubber
8-15
933/4C
(quar.;__
9-15
—
(monthly)
B.
Brown
Brown
8-31
,
2
8-25
8-30
;
'
9-
9
(monthly)
■
9-24
5
RR.
Common
,
Bigelow,
&
9-
9-13
9-
preferred
4%
Cincinnati
Co., Ltd/—
Gas
preferred
93%c
——
—
— — — — — — -w—e-
Brown
50c
preferred
^Common
(
( s"*)
Union
25c
Products, Inc. (increased)
Avondale Mills, common
(monthly)
Common
(monthly)
Common
(monthly)
,
6
9-30
.
common
40c
Cincinnati
6
$25c
California-Western
Co
Corp.
Common
9-10
C1&8S
Brooklyn
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corporation
Automotive
1
California
Co.
Atlas
Automatic
1
Byers (A. M.)
.
Corp.
Atlas
A
1
9-
9-
9-
1
1
Products, Ltd., 5%
Textile
1
Cotton Oil (quar.)
Chile Copper Co.
(reduced)
Chrysler Corporation
8-15
9-20
(special)..
Co., 5% conv.
preferred B (quar.)
Steel
9-
10-
SI
—
Candy
8-10
8-25
50c
$1.12 3/a
common
Chickasha
8-25
75c
—
(quar.)
62'/2c
(quar.)
Refining
Class
9-
9-15
2
Mfg.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
40c
,
Fibre
(quar.)
Chicago Yellow Cab Co
7-29
9-
8-25
16c
preferred
(quar.)
British-Columbia Packers, Ltd,, class A (s-a;
7-29
**
(quar.)
(quar.
Line
Atlas
Gold
Common
8-25
50c
50c
(quar.)
Oil
9-15
-
Electric
8-18
preferred
British-American
7-29
-
9-16
—
Co. common—
1
preferred
(quar.)
Topeka 81 Santa Fe Ry. (auar.)—
Light Co., common (quar.)_;
Coast
Auto
3%%
8-22
(quar.)
Co.—
25c
Atlantic
Aunor
Bristol-Myers
.11-21
& Rubber Co.
Bearing
1
Gas
4'/2 %
1
1
9-20
20c
2nd
Atchison,
1
Roller
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
8-17
1
Fund, Inc,
(quar.)
;—
Real Estate Trust (quar.)—.-.-—-———
Boston
10-
Dry Goods Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1st
8-22
9-15
$15c
$$1.12'/2
$1.25
Corp.
6%
Bower
,
$1.12V2
(quar.)—
common—
Refining
convertible
Aspinook
8-31
9-
(quar.)_,
Asbestos
Associated
Boston Woven Hose
9-15
15c
(quar.)_
Construction
&
8-26*
8-
(quar.)_.
Carpet Co.
Corp., Ltd.
$1.20
Co.
common
Co.,
preferred
preferred
9-15
Burton-Dixie
—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Cork
9-15
9
Diced
commrn
$5
Corp.,
conv.
Armstrong
Boston
1
1
33/4%
common)
preferred
Co.,
Western
Steel
Armco
of
1
8-11
9-1
(reduced)———
Aigus Corpcration, Ltd.,
Arizona
share
9-
10-
(quar.)-——-—
(quar.)
Valve
Cherokee
8-11
9-15
75c
12'/2c
-——
15c
-25c
Co,
&
&
Chicago Corp., $3 preferred (quar.)
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR., com
5% preferred series A (quar.)—
8-10
1
9-
Co.)
.
8-24
9-
Burns
(quar.)
12 J/2 C
8-25
stock
com.
America
of
America Co.
of
Corp.
of
8
60c
50c
'.
8-
9-26
Company (interim)
Manufacturing Co._——
50c
Co.
common
$3 participating preferred
Participating ——
t
(quar,)—
common
7
9-30
50c
12-
25c
$1
$1
$3
(quar.)
9-
25C
Share
(quar.);
preferred
Chatco
Boss
9-
25%
preferred (s-a)
8-20
Borden
8-
'
1
8-15
8-30
;
Eusch,
5%
9-
9-15
$5
preferred
8-20
1
11- 1
$1.50
$1.50 1-31-50
9- 1
$15c
—
8-20
1
1
W-r:.xf
(quar.)—
1
9-
$1.50
—
9-10
75c
$1
50c
$1-75
$1
10c
$1.25
—,—.
(quar.)—
(reduced)-
9-
—
—
Club
9-
60c
——
preferred
6%
pfd
common
Chase
30C
„
Co.
Paper
Chapman
$4.50
Co.
(Sidney)
10-
\
Champion
8-12
8-22
$1.35
(quar.)-
10-
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Products
Co.,
Lead & Smelting,
Zinc,
prior
Anchor
6%
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)———————
preferred
preferred
$4
American
7%
Refining,
Sugar
8-12
1
1
9-
75c
Smelting & Refining Co., common
Foundries————;—
American
1
9-
9-
9-
'
10-
8-31
Steel
American
60c
$1.50
Company
Belt
$1.25
—
(quar.;
com.
Foods
Moon
Blumenthal
9- 1
25c
—
—
preferred
6%
American
American
"
1
Tobacco
Bros.
6%
Blue
$1
:
(quar.)
B
$4
Bloch
8-5
Chemical—
&
Class
8-5
'
Name of
Chain
(quar.)
Book-of-the-Month
-
Co.—
preferred
Payable of Ree.
$1.05
Light,
8-15»
1
10-
——
37'/2c
—31'Ac
i--:.
28'Ac
$1.25 conv preference class A (quar,)——
31'Ac
American Laundry Machinery Co. (reduced).
35c
American Machine <fe Foundry Co—.u———
20c
American Metal Co., Ltd., common
—
25c
4^2%
preferred (quar.)——!
—*—
$1.12'/2
4V2 % preferred
(quar.)
$L12'/2
Meter
&
Power
9-1
(quar.)
preference (quar.)—;
4Me %
preference (quar,)—
Potash
8-31*
Illinois—
of
Hills
5.40%
preferred
(quar.;
Blaw-Knox
Co.
(quar.)-,—
9-
5%
American
Black
9-1
Common
American
8-17
9-12
(quar.)—,—-—
(Newark, N. J.)—
>———45c
»«,i»
1
Co,—•
preferred
Insurance Co.
Increased
8-17
4.20%
-75c
Home Products (monthly)—10c
Indemnity (Baltimore)
(extra)—
40c
Indemnity Co. (s-a)——
$2.40
convertible
8-17
1
Bigelow & Sanford Carpet Co., Inc.—
Common (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Bird & Son, 5% preferred (quar.)
9-
75c
1
9-
50c
62 V2c
(quar.)...,—i-;
Leather
-10-50
Share
Name of Company
8-19
10c
——-r-
(quar.)—
preferred
&
10c
(irreg.)_—
com.
preferred
convertible
$2.50
$3
Corp.,
(irreg.;
convertible
$2
10-10
When
Per
"
General
Payable of Rea.
Share
Name of Company
,
American
De
preferred
Walt, Inc.
Deere
&
Company,
B
(quar.)—-
common
(quar.)
Special
7%
Del
•
.
preferred
Monte
.
(quar.)
Properties
.
Co. .(quar.);
Delaware & Hudson Co. (quar.)
'
7
$1
9-20
8-15
-
8-29
j
4% pfd. (quar.)__
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)
_
4.28%
preferred (initial quar.)
Dempster Mill Manufacturing ( quar.)
Stock Yard
Union
Denver
9-10
General
Baking
Builders
9-30
9-10
General
9-30
9-10
5%
►
8-20
1
8-15
9-15
50c
lc
___
1
9-
9-27
11-15
9-
Ordinary
1
Bonus
Diamond
Alkali
Co.
Match
Co.
8-
1
8-19
General
9-
1
8-19
7%
75c
9-
2
8-19
7%
(quar.)__
share
(One
held)
for
i
Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd.
Dixie Cup Co., common (quar.)
$2.50
class
Pepper
A
20%
Gas
Dominion-Scottish
preferred
Stores,
Tar
Common
-Voting
Ltd.
Precision
General
Refractories
8-31
8-17
General
Steel
$4
preferred
Eagle
Picher
1st
Gas Co.,
preferred
&
$4
preferred
Boat
Electric
Ferries
6%
prior
9-
15c
9-10
8-20
30c
9-
9
8-19
9-30
9-20
9-10
Drug
9-
10c
2
9-15
9-15
9-15
8%
9-
12-15
12-
1
1
9-
2
10-
1
9-
2
preferred
1
9-30
4%
guaranteed
District
<■
5%
lff
preferred
Common
20c
$3
•
1
9-15
15c
9-21
9-
9-
8
-
9-30
1
; £.
$5
<
preferred
Railroad
10-
$5
preferred
1
preferred
Esmond
Fair
Fajardo
Morse
Sugar
Farmers
Fashion
Life
Inc.,
Insurance
L
$2.50
50c,
(quar.)
$1.25
convertible
Insurance
Federal
preferred
Co;
(N.
United
Finance Co.
at
40c
$1
pfd.
First
National
First
(quar.)
FitzSimons
&
Dredge
Dock
&
-
$4
preferred
Power
Corp.,
Florida
Power
&
of
Class A
Class
V
:
8-20
9-10
9-15
9-
■
Fort
9-
5
9-
8-26
8-
8-26
888-
1
Franklin Simon & Co.
Freeport
Sulphur
4%
Gair
:Gair
..
6%
-6%
of
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd.,
(Robert)
Company
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
General American
8-16
$1
4%
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
(quar.)
i
9-
99-
$$1
10c
—
1
1
(initial s-a)
Corp.- (quar.)
——
*'
1
9<
1
9-
1
,
8-16
8-31
8-16
8-16
8-31
8-31
8-31
8-
8-16
8^16
8-31
8-16
8-31
8-16
3c
8-31
8-16
7c
8-31
8-16
8c
8-31
8-16
•
$5 preferred
$1.25
3-30
$1.25
(quar.)—
12-28
$1.25 3-30-50
—
$1.25 6-30-50
9-12
12-
8
3-10
6-12
75c
Co.
9-10
8-15-
30C
—
Utilities
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
Stores,
9-15
8-22
8- 1
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
Co.,
Ltd.
Watch
Co.
Water, 4%
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
1
8-10
25c
pfd.
9-15
8-16
$1
9-15
8-16
25c
(quar.)
Co.,
8-10
9-
,
9-15
1
10-
$12 %c
$22 %C
conv.
9-10
8-19
(quar.)
common
—_
$1.0614
10-
1
9-10
$1.12%
A
10-
1
9-10
Oil Co. of California—
Silver
Utilities
Investment
A.) Company, common
preferred
(quar.)
Refractories
(irreg.)
'
-
Public
Iowa
Iron Fireman Mfg.
Jamaica
Gas,
Fire
4%%
Co.
Insurance
5%
pfd.
Jefferson
Glass
Co.
preferred
preferred
Hotels
conv.
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
(increased quar.)
30c
9-
1
30c
9-
1
8-10
12-
1
11-10
7%
Jones
&
(stock
dividend)—
'9- 1
10-20
10-15
9-30
9-14
8-31
11-11
10-31
1
8-19
Co.
(quar.)
10-
1
8-11
6
8-13*
9-16*
9-15
8-20
$25c
10-
1
9-16
$$2.50
10^
1
9-16
25c
(quar.)_.
Ltd.—
343/aC
(quar.)
-
-
(quar.)
'
9-15
8-31
25c
9-
1
8-17
87 %c
9-
1
8-17
50c
9-10
8-26
31c
9-
1
8-19
20C
8-26
8-16
9-30
9-20
20c
Corp., common (quar.)
preference (quar.)_u——-
20c
10-28
9- 1
8-19
50e
9-
1
8-19
9-15
9-30
9-15
8-31
10c
9-29
'"9-
Mills
a
I
J
—
8-25
11-15
10-25
65c
10-
1
$1.25
10-
1
(quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)
Vegetable Parchment Co.
(quar.)
15c
Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)
3.80%
preferred (quar.)
:
Katz Drug Co., common tquar.)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
$J
Corp.,
Kalamazoo
Kansas City Power &
Kawneer
.Company
8-31
9-12
5%
30c
..
Steel
9-12
.
9-10
35c
—
(increased quar.]
dividend
Laughlin
8-25
(La.)—
Sulphur Co.
2
9-
2
8-30
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-15
95C
8-31
1
9-15
9-30
9-10
10-
25c
Moc
9-
9-10
12 %C
$1.12%
(quar.)
*
9-30"
9-10
25C
•9-30
U'.:,,\50C
CopperrCorp.
Kennecott,
V' 9-30
'"20c
9-15
8-25
9-
8-15
(quar.)——_______
Kentucky Utilities! Co., com. (quar.)
434%
preferred (quar.)—
Kerlte Company
Kern County Land Co.
(quar.)
$1.18%
9J 2
9-
2
"
1
9-
1
$6
Oil
Industries,
preferred
$1.20
Keyes
(quar.)
com.
5%
6
8-15
9-
6
8-15
1
8-13
9-
30c
9-
1
8-13
$1.50
10-
1
9-23
$1.50
9-
1
(quar.)__
25c
10-
1
9-15
(initial) __
10c
9-
1
8-16
(quar.)—
pfd.
conv.^pfd.
Kings County Lighting new
9-
6%c
—
(quar.)———
Fibre Corp. 6% prior
preferred
(accum.)
King-Seeley Corp.,
9-15
75C
25c
Kerr-McGee
50c
com.
8-25
$5
(G.
prior
Kirsch
9-
9
5c
Kinney
9-26
9-
9
$1.25
8-25
8-10
25c
Inc.-(quar.)—
R.),
preferred
(quar.)
9-26
Company—
$1.50
preferred
preferred
Creamery Co.
Knudsen
Common
of
(quar.)
1
9-21
37 %C
1-2-50
12-22
37 Vic
4-1-50
3-22
37 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
pr el erred
$1.50
$1.50
—
10-
California—
IOC
—
9-
9-14
15c
8-31
—
3
8-15
8-25
37 %C
preferred (quar.)______
Co.
Kresge (S. S.) Company
(quar.)
Kress (S. H.) & Company (quar.)
Kroehler Mfg. Co.,
60c
Koehring
'
8-15
50c
9-12
8-23
50c
9-
8-10
1
4%%
preferred
A
(quar.)
$1.12%
9-27
4%%
preferred
A
(quar.)
$1.12%
12-28
60c
9-1
Kroger Company, common (quar.)___
6% 1st preferred (quar.)—__—
9-21
12-21 ;
8-10
1
9-15
15c
9-14
-~'9-8
preferred (quar.)__j—L
Laclede-Christy Co.
(quar.)
Laclede Gas Light Co. (quar.)
20c
9-30
9-24
8-31
8-10
50c
La
France
Industries,
$1.50
common——
convertible
of
5c
Co
Lake
Superior District
Common
9-
1
8-
1
9-
1
8-
1
$18C
preferred
5%
convertible
Lamaque Gold
(M.
Lane-Wells
Co.
Inc.,
Lea
Fabrics,
&
D.)
Leslie
Salt
Lessing's,
Inc.
8-18
10-31
9-
1
8-15
8-25
1
9-10
9-
2
8-15
8-31
8-19
8-31
8-10
50c
37 %c
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
8-24
9-15
5c
25c
10-
1
9-13
62 %c
10-
1
9-10
37 %C
9-
3
8-20
35c
9- 1
8-15
50C
9-
1
8-10
40c
9-15
8-20
5c
9-'9
9-
9-10
8-25
(quar.)—
—
9-15
10-
$1
—
<
Llbby-Owens-Ford Glass €0.
8-17
1
1
$25c
Company
(quar.)
1
9-
40c
(quar.)
Inc.
Co.
10-
11-
25C
preferred
(H.
8-15
7%C
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Lees (James) & Sons Co.
(quar.)_____^.____
Lehigh Portland Cement Co. (quar.)
$2.50
Lee
8-15
8-15
1
$3
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Company, common
1
1
9-
$12c
common
Bleachery & Dye Works
Lang (John A.) & Sons, Ltd. (quar.)
Lansing Stamping Co. (quar.)——
Lanston Monotype Machine (quar.)
Leath
99-
25c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Inc.'
Bryant,
8-t5
$1.25
—
preferred
Mines, Ltd
H.),
preferred
$6
40c
(quar.)
2nd
9-15
Power Co.—
(Increased)
5%
Lane
9-16
9-14
$40C
I
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mines, Ltd
Shore
Lamston
3
9-30
10-
$$1.75
Common
7%
35C
10-
Woods Milling Co., Ltd.—
10-18
25c
9-30
$1.25
_
Lanett
•
8-19
$1.25
$1.25
$5
(quar.)
Lake
33%%
(reduced)
(s-a)
B
2
8-15
1
5C
com.
5%
8-25
9-10
30c
;
(reduced)
pfd. A (quar.)
preferred (s-a)
& Johnson, com.
Stock
8-15
'
1
Co.
Johnson
Steel
$1.12%
-
9-20
25c
9334c
(quar.H
the
30c
'-4%
Lake
Lake
25c
(quar.)
7-29
9-29
(quar.)__
—i—,——
(quar.)
Co.
B
Knitting
Laclede
10-
8-22
75c
preferred A (quar.)
8-15
9-
9-15
common
Supply,
preferred
$5
1
8-25
Mining
Co.,
(quar,)
Engraving
Water
9-
9-
Hilton
Oilier
&
8-15
,
1
10-15
30c
Jahn
8-15
50C
(quar.)
Chemical
-
-
8-15
9-
9-15
$75c
16c
Jaeger Machine Co._
1
1
8-12*
Inc.
Iowa Southern Utilities Co.
1
9-
8-11
1
(quar.)
Corp.
Fund,
Service
1
9-12
1
9-
Ltd.—
preference (quai'.)__
preferred
9-
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
vl
1
9-
25c
(quar.)___-.—
common
quarterly basis
a
9-
$1.06%
-
-
2
9-
40C
Stock
on
9-
$1.20
_
^
Co.—
9-
9-20
'
Now
50c
(M.
2
9-29
25c
—
Investors Telephone Co.—
25c
m
(quar.)
$1
9-
$1.50
(quar.)
8-22
9-29
Foundation,
convertible
6%
5
9-20
$1
Corp.
Co.,
8-
1
t40c
Corp.
Intcrtype
50c
(quar.)
B
9-
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
Products
25c
A
—
of
Paper Co., common
International
4%
Monthly
8
1
9-30
$12 %c
(quar.)
Ltd
U-
9-
t7c
Co.,
Paper
1
37 %c
(quar)._
Ltd
Bridge
1
12-
25c
—
0-
$250
50c
(quar.)
Hlbbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.—
Reduced monthly
*
——.—*
Monthly
8-19
8-15
10-31
International
8-16
8-31
25C
5%
12-1
'
12-31
Co.
'
preferred A (quar.)
Heywood-Wakefield Co., common
8-13
9-10
15c
8-16
8-31
7c
3%%
"8-19
12-20
75c
8-31
9c
Hendry (C. J.) Company, 5%% pfd.
Heyden Chemical Corp., common
8-18
9-10
30c
8-16
25c
5%
8-18
1
30c
8-31
10c
Hendershot Paper Products,
Common
(quar.)
8-12
50c
(quar.)__
preferred
Co.
Gearko, Inc., 6%
,,
common
1
9-
$1
8-16
Hazel-Atlas
[Franklin])
(quar.)
8-16
8-31
Hathaway Bakeries, Inc. (quar.)
Pineapple Co., Ltd. (Irreg.)
8-19
8-22
10c
(see Simon
Co.
Fruehauf Trailer Co.
10-
37%c
(quar.)
8-31
9c
•
preferred; (quar.)_.
preferred
(quar.)__~_
4%%
Hecla
(quar.)
Co.
8-16
12c
Hawaiian
Foster-Wheeler
6%
prior
Fownes Brothers &
8-31
-
—
Hartford
8-15
1
30c
(accum.)
Nickel
*
8-16
10c
Cotton
Harshaw
5
9-
8-16
8-31
10c
Mines.
Harrisburg
5
8-26
$2.75
8-16
8-31
12c
(quar.)__
Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
Common
Fort
Corp.
preferred
9-20
7c
Inc.
6%
5
8-26
$25c
9-
1
8-31
9c
'
Corp
$4.25
5
$25c
8-31
preferred
Common
(reduced!
Hanna
8-11
25c
8-23
10-
$30c
Extra
8-24
Bridge Works (quar.)
Wayne & Jackson RR. Co.—
5% %
preferred
(s-a)
9-21
$1
8c
Harbison-Walker
9-
Pitt
8-22
14c
Extra
1
9-20
8-22
Cigar Machinery Corp. __—.—
Publishing Co.—
International
Jantzen
*
••
—
Brothers
Class
8-26
25c
:
1
9-
60c
9-16
Hancock
11-20
$1.12%
(quar.)
9-15
1
<j4V4%
8-20
1
$25c
B
9-30
Machinery
Hammermill
8-15
1
$25c
Extra
;/
9-15
..
9-
8-16
Hamilton
Ltd.—
Extra
9-15
9-30
8-16
Hamilton
8-15*
30c
(quar.)
9-30
^
Extra
.
;
9-15
8-16
Hamilton
8-15*
9- 1
7-29
9-10
7
15c
8-31
Hamilton
2
1
1
$1
Canada,
8-22
8-31
Hallnor
Co.—
4% %
preferred (quar.)
Forbes & Wallach Class B (quar.)
Co.
12-
99-
50c
(quar.)
common
Light
1
8-31
Class
._
9-
$30c
HaBararton Oil Well Cementing Co.
"
(quar.),
Florida
Ford Motor
1-3-50
9-
8-22
9c
Hale
8-19
12-
1
$25c
(increased)
Hajoca Corporation
8-22
$1.50
9-
$25c
8-19
1
$1.50
8-11
30c
:
"
(quar.)
6%
1st preferred (quar.)
Flintkote Co. common (quar.)
,
9-10
10-10
9-
1
7c
Gypsum
Co.—
—
8-11
8
8-17
Educational
International
3.75%
Stock
States
r
6
10-
25c
1
9-
$1.75
8-19
9-
White ""
Bond
Gulf
8-15
1
25c
Connell
1st preferred
9-
9-
$1
Fitzsimmons Stores, Ltd.—
6%
9-15
25c
9-15
1
8-
9-1
20c
Machines
Business
preferred
Investors
Equipment
Oil
6
$1/25
7
Bond
5
9-
75c
Company (quar.)
.Quarterly
,
9-
30c
»
(M. H.)
9-10
50c
Inc.
Corp., common (irreg.)
$2 preferred (s-a)_
1
Firth Carpet Co., common (reduced)—*
5%
preferred
(quar.)
*
Fishman
2
9-15
$2.50
7
9-
$1
8-31
$1.12%
York
Stores,
9-
9-10
$1
.
Firestone Tire & Rubber, 4%%
Bank Stock Corp. (s-a)
9-20
$2.50
(quar.)__
9-
1
$62 %c
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR., $5 pfd.
$5 preferred
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
8-18
Baltimore, cl. A-
8-26
12c
Guantanamo Sugar Co.,
8-25
40c
Cleaning & Dyeing
of America
1
10-
Priced
9-20
•
8
10-
.
7c
10-15
1
1
First
*
1
9-
1
—
Class B
.
11-
9-
;
8-
25c
9334c
Utilities
9-15
1
10-
Mogul
8-25
11-25
Steel
9-10
1
31%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
J.
9-15
9-
1
9-
8-31
5
'12-15
9-10
9-10
1
$4
o-lO
8-22
8-31
9-
8-
1
9-30
9-15
8-13
9-29
10-
8-10
Canada, Ltd.___
Petroleum
8-15
1
9-12
$1
pfd.
;
Railroad
9-
10-
75C
25c
International
,
Railroard
20c
$1.25
2%c
International Harvester 7%
Building
Railroad
8-17
shares—
8-15
$25c
'
7-26
1
(s-a)
Group
8-15
10c
1
1
9-
(quar.)—_
Shares
Bond
9-15
8-26
8
9-
30c
$2
9-15
1
8-
13%%
50c
International
7C
Gulf
Mining & Smelting Co
Corp. (quar.)
Federal
••
1
8-29
$1.50
International
9c
9
10-14
10-
Co.
8-16
9- 9
17c
8-15
(quar.)—
Paper
9-30
al3%%
(increased)
9-15
*
8-15
9-
&
1
9
8-16
Inc.
Co.,
$1.25
Merchandising
Co.—
(quar.)
Co.
8-
1
50c
Group
Stock
9-
8-
1
Shares, Ltd.—
Bank
8-15
9-
9-
9-30
$3%
International
(quar.)
Investing" Company
8-26
1
Institutional
9-12
1
'
7
9-
Co.
9-
Y.) —
Railway Co.—
preferred
12-20
(s-a)
8-15
common.
Co.,
9-20
12-30
Co.
9-30
$2
2
9-30
$3
9-15
-•-v.:
9-
9-12
(s-a)
Ltd.—
Canada,
1
Institutional Bond
-
Enterprises, Inc.—
Federal
Fenton
'10-
9-
$0.185625
(quarterly)
Chemical
•
Steel
$3.50
9-15
1
$1.25
9-
;_t
preference
Industrial
8-15
11-15
,
9-12
100%
(quar.)
Y.
Park,
Federal
Federal
s1
N.
9-1
50c
(quar.)
common
Inland
25c
(N.
Co.,
8-19
$12 Vic
Water
Ingersoll-Rand
8-23
9
8-31
10-
50c
$1
Fully Administered
2
50c
(quar.)
:
Traders
&
Syracuse,
r
11-1
8-23
9-
8-19
12 %C
$1
Engineering Works
Co., Ltd., commmon
B
General
8-17
12- l
:'$25c
—
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
12-
1
$1.25
' $1.25
:
4V2%
*
9-
8-20
1
6
8-31
(quar.)_
common
preferred
of
6
8-
Silica
1
10-
Co.
8-
8-11
Corp.—
preferred (accum.)
6% %
1
(London, Ont.)
8-15
Electrical Equipment
8-19
1-3-50
Industrial
*
11-10
25c
Co.
Brewing Corp.,
Stock
1
1-10-15
&
9-12
5c
Paper
preferred
Low
Co.
Extra
Falstaff
9-
10-10
7%C
Gas
9-12
5c
50c
&
9-
'
8-15
75c
_
pfd.
8-25
Automobile
1
7%<5
'
(quar.)
1
Aviation
8-19
9-
10c
Ltd., 5%
L;
(The) '
Fairbanks
v
A
Mills,
9-
$$1
-
West Felt Co., Ltd
Group Securities, Inc.—
Agricultural
I
'
(quar.)
8-25
9-
9-10
12%c
(quar.)_—
Indianapolis Water Co., class A (quar.)
5%
preferred A (quar.)—
Industrial Rayon Corp. (quar.)
8-25
1
..
Chemical
1
Indiana
1
'
$12 Vic
Great
9-15
9-15
$1.25
.____
(quar.)
»
A
9-
$1
(s-a)
preferred
Co.
1
9-
6%
RR..
preference'
10c
(quar.)__
!———
(s-a)
Northern
9-15
1
Tea
Insurance
A
Non-cum
9-15
10-
31c
_______
_
9-
.
Northern
/>'.
i.__,
(irreg.)
2*
8-12
9-
$1
Imperal Tobacco of Great Britain & Ireland,
Ltd., ordinary (interim)
:T___
Ordinary registered
(interim)
2*
9-
25c
(quar.)
Fire
Great
1
10- ;1
Pacific
Class
8-12*
50c
(quar.)
common
___,
9-
1
Ltd., class A (quar.)__
Indemnity Co.
N. Y.
Lakes
9-16
"50c
(quar.)—
j—
common
1
37 %c
(s-a)—
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)
&
Eastern
Lakes
8-17
9-
Co.
Great
25c
4%
1
8-26
9-12
25c
(interim)
Ordinary
1
9-
10-
(reduced)
Class
8-19
8-31
9-
$25c
preferred
Great
8-15
9r
$1.75
(quar.)
convertible
Erie
11-23
i
Great
8-18
$1.50
Co.,
(irreg.)
11-30
10c
8-18
$1.06"A
'
40c"
_
(quar.)
Equity Corporation,
Imperial Tobacco
8-15
9-20
8-12
$$1
$1
Company, common
preferred
(quar.)
Plains,
'
Electric
Illinois Central
8-22
Co
T.)
Atlantic
7%
9-16
9-
Co.
Bank
American
Great
8-16
30c
(quar.)—
Empire
8-19
1
8-31
9-20 ■"
8-10
9-10
$1.25
Sash & Door Co.,
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred quar
9-
__
8-10
1
8-27
$$1.25
Huttig
9-15
1
37 %c
(quar.)__<.
Quarterly
9-15
9-15
10-
$$1
.
S.)
Union
Great
Empire & Bay State Telegraph Co.—
-
10-
10-
(quar.)
(W.
Great
8-10
8-25
$25c
(irreg.)—
pfd.
preferred
1
9-
5%
$2
.
& Company,
3% %
10-14
10-
(quar.)—
8%
9-20
9-14
$2.50
(quar.)
A
Grand
1
11-
50c
preferred
1
9-20
40c
(quar.)
(H.
1
$1.50
__
9-15
10c
Co.,
6%
Co.
National
Grafton
8-19
$1.75
(quar.)
Mfg.
A
■Class
8-23
9-10
$1.50
.
C.)
Manufacturing
Grace
8-15
20c
__
.
(H.
Brewing
Gossard
8-15
50c
$1.50
(quar.)
10-
56 %C
(s-a)
9-
5c
(quar.)
Mortgage Corp.
8-31
__________
preferred
Co.
1
9-16
b-20
37 %c
Quarterly
25c
(s-a)
Gorham
9-15
40c
pfd._^
(quar.)
Co.,
Huron & Erie
9- 7
$2.50
(s-a)
preferred
junior
Class
8-19
10-17
$1.25
25c
Electric
8-25
50c
8-31
$1.02%
Co.
2nd
9-
1
9-10
$1.06i4
$25c
1
common
Emerson
7%
9-15
._
,
8-20
10c
__
1
10-
55c
25c
10c
(quar.)
10-
56 %c
_J
8-16
(quar.)
preferred
8-12
$12%c
Oil & Refining Co
Hunt Foods,
Inc., 5% pref. (quar.)
5%
preference series A (quar.)
1
—
1
Humble
9-28
____
1
*
Ely & Walker Dry Goods
*
9-
(accum.)—
Ltd.
Extra
10-10
Car
25c
(quar.)
Golden
Manitou
Mines, Ltd.
(Interim)
Golden State Co., Ltd. 4% pfd. (quar.)
Goodall-Sanford, Inc., common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber, ^common (quar.)
$5 convertible preferred
(quar.)
Gordon Mackay Stores, Ltd.—
9-21
1
9^15
Co
Emerson
10-
$1.50
A
10-10
1
Rutgers Fire Insurance Co.—
preferred
Grant
Trust,
preferred
Co.
1
9-15
55c
2
9-
(quar.)
Motor
9-
$3
2
9-
50c
Hudson
9-10
50c
(quar.)_
2
9-
—■-
8-11
50c
(accum.)—
8-
9-27
Bay Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd
10c
8-13
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
&
Goebel
1
9-
45c
Inc.
Co
Corp. _:
National Watch
Electric
V
10-
(quar.)__
conv.
Electrolux
Elgin
10-15
50c
50c
(quar.)
preferred
pfd.
8-26
8-26
9-27
$1.25
Hudson
25c
1
(quar.)
Investment
$6
9- 9
$1.12 %
A
8-10*
25c
Corp
8-15
1
9-15
(quar.)
Co.
8-15
1
$1
Fund, Inc
Sound
Howe
1
9-10
35c
.
(quar.)
common
convertible
Godman
1
10-
10-15
Ry.—
Corp., $7 pfd.
preferred B (accum.)
4% %
10-
__
States
4.10%
11-15
_
Eddy Paper Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
El Paso Natural Gas, common (quar.)
*•'
1
10-15
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Co., commonconv. pfd. (quar.)
Co., 5% preferred (s-q)
(quar.)
Company,
1st
$5
25c
pfd.
Chemicals,
Co.
Massachusetts
Economic
12-
(quar.)___
5%
A.)
5%
8-15
(quar.)_
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (accum.)
$6
1
(quar.)
6%
•
9-
9334c
Co.
Co.,
Globe
1
3
8-
(quar.)
com.
preferred A
Eaton
9-
8-15
.
$1
6%
6%
1
8-31
40c
Natural
Plastics
-
1
9-
81 Vic
preference
Mfg.
convertible
Durez
Eastern
10-
15c
4%
Products
Steel
Eastern
4%%
$15c
(quar.)
Electric
Duquesne Light
$5
Glidden
(quar.)
preferred
Duquesne
1
1
$1.25
Drewrys, Ltd. U. S. A., Inc. i(resumed)
Dun & Bradstreet,
common
(quar.)
4% % preferred (quar.)
Dunn
1010-
$25c
(quar.)
Industries, Inc.,
Duncan
1
1
(quar.)
Corporation,
3%%
11-
common
A
Co.
1-1-50
9-
Plan
Howe
11-
Harvester
$15c
Drug
Dresser
(S.
Gleaner
$25c
Quarterly
Dravo
Gerrard
8-15
11-
___
(quar.)
Co.,
9-16
11-
Corp., common
Corp.
(quar.)
8-15
$25c
(quar.)
preferred
8-18
j.
—
Co.
Rubber
1
$25c
(quar.)
Brothers, Ltd.
(quar.).
Co., Inc. (quar.)
2nd
11-10
1
1
30c
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
preferred
preferred
9-
910-
$1.06 >4
(quar.):—
common
(quar.)
Hardart Co.
&
(quar.)
Horner (Frank W.), Ltd., class A
(quar.) —
Houdaille-Hershey Corp., $2.25 pfd. (quar.)_
Houston Lighting & Power Co
Howard Stores Corp., com.
(quar.)
—
4%%
preferred (quar.)
9-12
50c
$37 Vic
-
c
Industries
7
11-25
$1.25
Waterworks
9-15
9-
$$1.62%
_
certificates
Dow Chemical
Dow
General
Gerity-Michigan
Aircraft
$3.25
General Tire &
9-15
9-
10-
conv.
5%
11-10
843/sC
(quar.)
Corp., common
(quar.)
preferred
7-29
1
7
11-25
$1.75
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
4.40%
8-15
9-
10-14
$1.75
Castings,
1
10-
$$1
10-14
1
preferred
Horn
—
$1
(irreg.)
com.
Equipment
Telephone
8-25
$$1.25
$30c
(quar.y
Chemical
&
trust
Donohue
Dover
General
8-20
(quar.)
Ltd.—.
Investments,
(accum.)
Dominion
Dominion
$1
9-10
1
Oil
Electrochemical,
$4.50
9-7
$1
(s-a)
Co.,
General Plywood Corp. 5%
1
Ltd. (quar.).
Electric, 4% pfd.
&
10%
ord
Advertising
25c
,
Eridge,
Outdoor
9-
9-
reg
6
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General
Honolulu
Hooker
10-
preferred
10-
(monthly)__
8-15
When
Holdfre
Payable of R«e.
30c
(quar.)
Co.
47
50'c
20c
(quar.)
Company, Ltd.
Corp.
(D. H.)
8-15
a7%%
Corp. common
15c
&
Dominion
Douglas
Motors
General
9-10
9-26
25c
for
preferred
62Vic
(quar.)
Dominion
5%
General
1
8-23
9-15
$25c
—
preferred C
Fireproofing
$3.75
(quar.)
alO%
u.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.),
$5
Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
5%
9-
two
Company
llominguez Oil Fields
Dominion
(final)
each
10-17
(annual)
-
Share
Co.
Manufacturing
Holmes
1
9-
E.)
$4.25
(s-a)
A
Mills, 3%%
___
Distillers
Dr.
9
1
Company
(Charles
9-15
25c
$1.75
receipt
General
deposit receipts ordinary
dividend
conv.
1
9-
$1
Ltd.—
Co.,
shares
4%
9-
25c
Hobart
9-
9-15
Corp.
preferred
37 Vic
(quar.)
Corp.,
common
preferred (quar.)
Disston (Henry) & Sons, Inc.
Stock
5%
Hires
9-30
7%%
Finance
8-15
4%
American
General
Per
Name of
9-19
9-15
(quar.)
Bonus
9
2-6-50
9-10
50c
a-
Dictaphone
Distillers
8-
1
2-1-50
75c
(quar.)
Diamond
9-
75c
1
10c
common
—_
deposit
10-
Ltd.—
registered
American
Chemical Co.
participating preferref (s-a) _s
participating preferred (s-a)_
6%
Cigar Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Holder«
31 V*c
Supply Corp.,
(quar.)
(731)
Payable of Reo.
$2
(quar.)__
preferred
conv.
7%
Dewey & Almy
6%
preferred
$8
Co.,
General Electric Co.,
11-10-
9-15
When
Share
General
9-
60c
CHRONICLE
Per
9-30
25c
(quar.)__
Co.
Derby Oil Co. (Kansas) (reduced)
Detroit-Michigan Stove, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Detroit Mortgage & Realty (quar.)
FINANCIAL
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
$1
92%c
$1.07
$1.50
& Light,
&
Holder*
When
rer
Share
Name of Company
Delaware Power
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4831
Volume 170
7
1
n.
48
(732)
THE
Per
Name of Company
Life
Savers
Share
Lima-Hamilton
Corp.
National
$1
(quar.)
Co.
Lincoln
Co.
Inc.
Miami
RR.
guaranteed
8-15
National
Dairy
National
8%
12-10
2-21
8-23
12-10
11-24
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-
$2
8-31
Star
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Louisiana
Land
Louisville
&
&
4V4%
(M.)
&
preferred
Mfg.
Products
MacKinnon
10-
1
1%
9-20
1-1-50
12-20
4-1-50
3-20
9-
8-15
&
1
(P.
Manhattan
R.)
&
Co.
2
1
9-15
8-16
New
9-15
New
York
Hill
d35c
(quar.)
8-20
$12 (4c
2nd
conv.
preferred
Bank
preferred
1
1
9
8-19
8-15
Bond
10-
1
9-
$2
9-
1
Diversified
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9>
8-25
8-
5U
8-25
8-
5
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Investment
Diversified
Electrical
Food
2
Government
8-25
8-
8-25
8-
5)
8-25
8-
5
ioc
8-25
8-
8-25
88-
5
8-25
8-
5
15c
v
4c
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,
14c
8-25
8-
?- i
9-
l
8-
5
Insurance
9-
1
8-
5
8-25
88-
1
8-
5
Series
50c
9-
9-15
11-15
,_i.
Oil
9£
37 (4c
$i
9-12
Steel
9-12
9-
35c;
<quar.)__
$45
8-31
35c
for
8-12
9-
Corp.
Norfolk
10-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-19
75c
9-
1
8-19
25c
9-15
5c
pfd.
conv:
preferred
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
2
10-
2
9-20
8-25
of
9-15
25c
~
■
-
~
9-16
North
North
Illinois
Indiana
River
1
8-15
1
8-15
Northern
10-
1
9-15
4y2%
10-
1
9-15
12-15
11-15
9-
t25c
9-
6
Northwestern
34 %c
9-
9-
8-18
preferred
Northwestern States Portland
8-25
9-
8-10
12-
11-10
$1
9-
8-10
6%
10-
8-31
4%
Norwich
Nova
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>.
Z
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(quar.)—
8-31
Oak
8-15
Oceanic
9-15
9-
Ogilvie Flour
37 tec
1
$2.50
I
9-15
8-31
35c
.
9-10
8-27
59%c
____
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9-30
9-16
20c-
8-31
9-10
8-17
Ohio
9-
1
1
8-16
Extra
8-12
•9-
Co.
Co.,
(quar.)
50C
9-
1
8-19
9-15
$1.50
12-28
12-15
12c
9-12
8-23
12C
12-12
11-23
25C
Nachman Corp.
9-28
9-27
9-15
common
(quar.)—
Seamless
■
4(4%
preferred
5c
Co.__
50c
National Automotive
Fibres,"Inc.
8-23
8-
9
Co
Tube
62 (4c
40c
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A:
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10- .1
9-
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(quar.)
,
8-20
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9-10
25c
-
35c
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8- 9 i
9-10
8-
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9-
1
Inc.,
8-
*
9-
2
8-25
88-
.
9-30 y
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Otter Tail Power Co.,
$3.60 preferred
Marine
9-
1
8-15
Oxford
9-
1
8-10
Pacific Finance
(xiuar.).—
(nuar.)__
&
com.
Manufacturing
y- 10-
1
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Corp.,
common
—Z_Z Z:
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9-
8-25
$1.25
(quar.)_____: 40c."-
9-
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1
9-
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&
1
9-
l.Z
8-15
J
99-
1
9-
1
9-
8-15
1
1
8-11*
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50c
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8-15'
8-
9
10-
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10-15
al7(4%
~
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1
6
:
7-15
9-12
15C
8-29
10-
$1.25
1
9-20
9-1
8-19*
25c
10-
1
9-10
$1.37(4
9-
1
8-19
$1.25
9-
1
8-19
$1.75
■H' 10c
(quar.)ZI
9-
1
8-20
'
•
8-15'
8-29
50c
:
9-26
9-
5c
8-31
8-19
1
8-15
25c
9-
9-
37 '/2c
9-
,
2
1
8-15
1
8-15
35c
9-1
8-15
9-1
8-15
~
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:
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9-
1
8-22
15c
9-
1
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9-
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12-
50c
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9-
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8-15
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9-
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40c
9-
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8-10
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8-18
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1-
9-10
10-
Z:Z $40c
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10-
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50c
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(quar.)
(quar.)~~
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35c
.
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8-1
8-31 i
9334c
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8-31 ;
9-15
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9-1
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preferred
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8-
40c
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B
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8-17;-
25c
$1.50
(quar.;(guar.) *
Mills, Ltd.
--
preferred
1
8-22
125C
,
(quar~)
-
1-
9-
„
9-10
60c
_
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9-
9-30
$1.25
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com
9-30 4
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-
(quar.)_
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8-15
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common
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8-15
(quar.)_
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Inc.
9-20;
$1.06(4
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com.
(quar.)
A
9-
53 (4 c
-
common
common
6%; preferred
25c
25c
10-15
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90c
10--1
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9-
9V
9
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Z
9-15
8-15
7%
•7%
Z
7
(auar.)
1st
Rio
preferred
2nd.'preferred
Oil
Grande
'
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com.
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40c
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8-10;
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pfd.''F "(quar.)-$1;
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Robinson LitNe
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8-15
8-iO.
preferred
Rice-Stix, Inc.—
9-20
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90c
35c
1
9-
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non-cum.
,
9-
;
2
10-
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Knitting
Richfield
37(4c
Z
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9-30
1
1,
9-
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5
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75c
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8-25
(quar.) —_ZZr_*_'~ 'Z '- ioc
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preferred (quar.)
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Supply Co., Ltd.—
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(quar.).
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—_
$1.12(4
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9-30
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pfd: (quar
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preferred
(quar.)________
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9-15
common
8-19
tSl
convertible preferred
(accum.' "T
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Brass, Inc., common
'
9
50c
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9-12
■
50c-
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8-lfi
20c
;
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(quar.>
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(quar.)
Republic Pictures Corp.—
li
1
1
9-
25c
Colorado
of
preference
Inc.
(quar.)-
non-cum.
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99-
9-
1
25c
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preferred'A
Class
9-15
9-15
8-17 •*■•
3
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Co.
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Republic Insurance Co. of Texas
Republic Investors Fund, Inc.
1
7-21 :
9-1
$112%
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Renold
9-15
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50c
9
9-
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1
910-
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8-19:
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9-15
30c
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8-6
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9-30
25c
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8-6
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(increased)'*
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8-23
25c
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9-1
9-15-
6
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9-2i:
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8-20
9-26
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Hosiery Mills, Inc.,
5% preferred A
(quar.)_Red Owl
Stores, Inc. Z
8-16
9-1
10-
.
National Alfalfa
Dehydrating & Milling
5% preferred (quar.)_________
8-15
9-15
55c
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8-15
9-104
9-10
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Oliver
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75
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(quar.)
(quar.)_^_ _■»
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8-15
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—
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*
$1.50
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(quar.).
1
9-
'•*
20c
lA
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(quar.)„
Ohio
Mutual Chemical Co. of America—
9% preferred
(quar.)
9% preferred (quar.)
Mutual Telephone Co.
(Hawaii)—
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l--r
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Co
7%
preferred
Ohio Associated Telephone $2.20
pfd.
8-17
40c
;
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8-10
10-1
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;
f$l
8-15
Manufacturing
9-21
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20c
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9-
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1
7
8 12
8-19
.
25c
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Rayonier, Inc., $2 preferred
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Ray-O-Vac Company
(quar.)
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1
8-25
9-
1
9-
87 (4 c
(quar.)
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500 ,•
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10-
50c
50C
(quar.)_
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of
Bakeries
Ralston
3
9-
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9-
10-
8-
9-
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■
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8-31
9-
8-19
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Quaker State Oil
Refining_Quebec Power Co.* (quar.)_-_ZZZZ~~~
9-15
9-12
9-
20c
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$1.25
B
(quar.)______
Hardware Co., common____Z
preferred
(quar.)
;
8-31
9-20
9-30
25c
(quar.)___;;f$1.50
preferred
9-26
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Cement—
A
Flour Mills,
Purolator Products,
8-26
*-
9-
$1
-:
8-19"
*
'
25%
(resumed)
preferred
Purity
Purity
8-18
93%c
(increased)
Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
preferred
a
8-23
9-10
2
8-22
„
9-10
Z $1.50
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Co."
Extra
8-31
10-15
"
9-15
25c
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(quar.)_i_____
div.
Oil
'5%-
8-25
4%.% preferred
(quar.)_Z—J$112
O'Okiep Copper Co., Ltd.AOrdinary (interim)
1010-
t$1.75
preferred
Moore-Handley
(initial)
Pharmacal
Scotia
3
8-31
9-10
22»4c
_
t25c
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.)—
Muskegon Motor Specialties—
♦2 class A conv. preference
(quar.)
.
30c 4.
Quarterly
9,
50c
$1.62(4
10-
9-20
60c
Service, common—
(quar.).^.—
(quar.)__
preferred
5!A%
1
t$1.75
Mills
preference
Co., com._
(quar.)
Public
4ya%
9-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)___
(quar.)-_
6
$75c
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Service
Liberties Gas (s-a)
Northland Greyhound Lines—
/
33/4%
preferred
(quar.)
Northwest Bancorporation .(quar.)
8-25
9-
9-27
$1.25
preferred
Moore-McCormack
Lines
(quar )Morgan (J. P) & Co., Inc._
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Morris Paper
Mills, common (quar.)
9
9-27
1
9-20
25c
Coal
convertible
Pure
30c
Insurance Co. ,(quar.)___
Public
Wine
Inc.
Punta" Alegre
11-
9-
8-31
40c
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(quar.)
(quar.)
Cor
Service
$1.40
Corp.—
Northern
$50c
$25c
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♦4 conv; pfd. series B
(quar.)__
Moore Corp., Ltd., common-, (quar.)
Acme
1
9-
(quar.)
(s-a)__.
com.
9-
8-25
Northern
50C
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new
North
1
8-2
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$1.37(4
1
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preferred
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held)
(accum.),
9-
20c
Z'
4.40%
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8-22-
8-15
;
1
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Electrotypers, Ltd.IIZI
America
Service
Public
Z
9-
91 Vic
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shares of North Amer-
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'
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9-15
30c
(qnar >
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1
:
preferred
(quar.)
Public Service Co. of
Indiana,
3(4% preferred (quar.)
9-1
9-15
9-
8
9-21
45c
of
Metals
4(4%
9
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9-21
9-
10-14
.
(quar.)
_Z~
Public National Bank &
Trust Co.
8-29
1
1
9-
$1
(quar.»_-_-
Common
9-10
1010-
8-15
1
10c
^
Common
2
50c
Co.
Pressed
8-15
25c
Investment
9-
$25c
-
Insurance
Co.
Springfield
(Mass.)
(s-a)
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Society, 5 (4% pfd. (quar.)~ZZI
Monsanto Chemical Co., com.
Inc.,
"k
1
20c
(reduced)
Company,'class B_______~ZIZZIZZII
Prentice-Hall,
8-10
9-
8-31
9-
$2
Inc.
Pratt Pood
8-31
9
9-15
10-
$1.75
Extra
8-22
9-30
50c
,
Potash
8-31
1
1
9-15"
9-15"
III'
L_Z_Z
common
8-
1
~ ■ZZ'
A
preferred
Portsmouth Steel
x5
9-
(accum.)__
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American Refractories Co.
(quar15c
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$1
t$l
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8
9-15
preferred
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Life
Munson Line,
6%
10
preferred
$1.25
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(quar.)
American
25c
;
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(quar.)
liquidating dividend (One share tvW
Kentucky Coal
Co.
common Z
9-15
r
1
75c
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common
5V2%
8-15
9-16
9-
&
$1 50
8-26
9-10
tlOc
(quar.)
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8-10
9-10
$1
„
40c
(quar )
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1
1
t$l
(quar.)____
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common
9-
9-
25c
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North
8-26
9-
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(quar.)
.
common
Corp.,.
preferred
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ser
Plywood,
9-15
9-15
...i
50?
(quar.)_.
Ry.,
Corp.,
Car
pfd.
1
preferred
Plymouth Oil Co.
.
J25c
•> 75c
4%
Ltd.
Western
stock for each
8-26
9-15
55c
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Corp._,
Ltd.—,
preferred
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10-
held)
8-20
$1
.
Carpet
Wheel
1
9-
1V*C
A
9-20
ican
Extra
preferred
v.
•
liquidating distribution
Partial
9-10
,80c
5
5
common, $8.50 par value, of Kansas
Power & Light for each four shares of
North American common
10-
_
8-
8-
1
1
$1.50
Z.
com.,
910-
;;y
(quar.)j
preferred
7%
preferred
Pleasant Valley
8-5
50c
Corp
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37(4c
50c
8r25
8-25
8-25
-
.
(accum.) Zy
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula"
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new
1
70c
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(quar.)
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redeemable
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5
10c
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American
Partial
8-
4(4%
i
5
8-25
8-1
10-
30c
preferred~7quar.~)
&
1
56c
y
Co.
9-
3
-
r
Pittsburgh Coke '& Chemical Co.—
;:v'-$5'. preferred. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel, 5%% prior pfd.
8--5
8-
14c
:
a
Mining
conv.
250
-
1%
$2
North
..
(quar.)
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North
9-12
9-15
75c
;
pref.
&
8-25
8-25
7c
a
■
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Normetal
—
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conv.
(J.
Chemical
Noranda Mines,
'
15c
!4c
a
Series
I0c;„!
Nopco
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plus
(quar.)_
5
"
Service
(Robert).
8-18
5
8-
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock
Lower Arch Bridge
(quar.)
Nineteen Hundred Corp.
8-15
8-22
9-12
8-
8-25
Niagara
redemp¬
share
per
1
30c
15c
8-25
25c
Quarterly
8-19
(accum.)_____
5>
Series
Newmont
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11-17
common—
8-
Series
Newfoundland
1
11-30
(ouar.)
preferred
Mitchell (J. S.)
9-
9-20
$1.12(4
(quar.)
5%
9-10
$1.12%
$4 preferred (quar.)p______
Minnesota Power & Light Co.
(quar:)
Missouri Kansas Pipe Line, common
Public
8-16
9-30
8-25
Equipment Series—
Tobacco
$1.75
15c
Fund
Series
Railroad
9-12
1
1
________
Mining & Mfg.
Common (increased)
Utilities
Railroad
5
10-
1
5
i
Investment
Utility
10-
common
Minnesota
Missouri
Public
'
$1.62(4
_
(quar.)
Missouri
5
9-
1
5
8-
—
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87 %c
.
convertible
9- 9
10-
5
8-
8-25
9c
Series
Pacific
4
9-
9
8-
8-25
Series
Newberry
Inc.
preferred
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■; V'Z $i
(quar.)
Co.—.
Corp.,
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Oil
20c
8-25
5c
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3
•
5
12c
Series
2-
50c
-
;
Inc.,
(quar.)
preferred
5
2-15-50
50c
(quar.)
Pinchin, Johnson & Associates Ltd.—
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(final)
1__
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., common (quar.)JI~
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—
8-25
11-
Stock
$4
Mills,
!
11-
$1.10
(s-a)__
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Engravers
2-
11-15
$1.25
preferred
preferred
Pillsbury
5
8-25
5c
Machinery Series
Merchandising Series
Bond
non-cum.
Photo
'
5
8c
Z
;
pfd
(quar.)_
-
5
2-15-50
92 (4c
(quar.T_Z__
(quar.)
9-15
12-15'
11-
33c
(quar.)__.
Phillips Petroleum
10c
Series
Series
25c
25C
5%
$3.65
5
8-25
■
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5
7c
preferred
1
25c
Philadelphia Dairy
Philadelphia Electric Co., common
(quar.)
$1
preference
(quar.)
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Quarterly
1
Extra
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5
8c
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Preferred Stock
9-15*
•
8c
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Industry Shares
8-31
$5
-
—
Diversified
8-17*
2/
1
preferred
10-
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Company,
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8-!5
10-
&
1
9-1
11-15
(quar.).IZIZZZZI^
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(Charles)
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9-30
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1"
8-
1-1-50
•
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Brewing Co.
8-
1
25c
:
Gear
V
9-
9-14
33c
Corp.
(quar.)I~
Company (quar.)__
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Peter Paul, Inc.
(quar.)__i.__^__~_ZZ~""*
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9-
62 (4c
__
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9- 7
9-
6c
1.
8-31
60c
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$1
National
10-
20c
(quar.)
common
&
8-31
25c
(resumed) ZZZZ_ZZZZZZ
Corp.
(quar.)
4(4% preferred
(quar.)
Machine
9-16
9-15
ZZ__
(guar.)
Inc.
8-19'
8-31.
62 (4c
7% preferred (quar.)
Permanente
Metals
5
Z 9- 1
pfd
>
8-
(quar.)__
(called
at
Common
Mosinee
$1
8-
1
9-
50c
-
9-13
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co,,com._
Motor
8-22
»
Series
35c
A___
(quar.)_______
Oct.
& Hart,
4% %
8-31
70c
Building Supply Series—.
Chemical Series
.
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5%
8-12
lOc
8-15
;
8-31
8-25
Corp.,
Perkins
Pfaudler
Z
^
8-15
$50%C
9-15
10c
—
$1.06 J/4
(reduced)
class
Mid-Continental Petroleum
1%
Series
8-15
50c
8-10
$1.12Y2
1
0-
8-17
1
Co.—
v:
Circle
Perfex
8-26
20c
(quar.)
Gas—
1
12-
Perfect
9-
$1.50
non-cum.
&
1
__
Scott
Corp.,
(quar.)
on
♦3.25
8-16
75c
9-
dividend)
Monarch
9-19
1
>
9-
20c
this
Mohawk
9-19
1
9-
Y.)—
pfd.
Telephone,
1
9-26
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4% % preferred
Pepsi-Cola Company
1
10-
15c
(N.
Stores,
9-
8-20
3-19
$35c
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Peoples Gas, Light & Coke Co.-.
9-13
10-
'
B
1
-
9-15
31 %c
Z
Telephone, $2.25
Drug
Peoples
Inc.—
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1
9-23
50c
Automobile Series
Aviation Series
9-
9-15
50c
;
9-
(quar.)___
(quar.)_.
Refrigeration,
tion
Molson's
Stocks,
8-15
Stock
9-29
t$l.25
(quar.)____
8-15
9-15
Peoples
40c
(quar.)—
preferred
York
62'/2c
Michigan Public Service Co.
Michigan Sugar Co. 6% pfd.
Mickelberry's Pood Products
Mitchell
(quar.)_
(quar.)___
(quar.)
$5
Pennsylvania
8-19*
—
Thermit
B
9-15
9-
T
preferred
preferred
1
$20c
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co., commonZ~
$5
preferred
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co., common
1
1
30c
preferred
Class
1
9-10
25c
■;
93 %C
.1'
10-
(accum.)
1
43 %c
Co., Inc.
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
9-15
_
Co
Co.
9-
43%c
common
1
;
Light 4%
Electric
preferred
3.15%
New
A
Dock
State
Corporate
Michaels Stern & Co., preferred
Preferred (quar.)
;
&
Co,
Brake
9-
75c
93%C
(quar.)
preferred
3.20%
York
York
$4.50
8-25
25c
Publishing
Merritt-Chapman &
prior
>v
9-15
s
10-
$l,12'/2
85C
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♦3.50 preferred (quar.)
Miller
Z
9-10
(quar.)
&
Midland
8-20
25c
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Mid-West
New
9-15
—
Zinc
Air
preferred
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8-13 Z
$62 (4c
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9-15
2
8-15*
9-
♦ 1.06%
Pennsylvania Electric, 3..79% pfd. C
(quar.)
8-19
1
50c
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
6%
9-20
8-10
8-27
$25c
Quarterly
$2.40
1'
8-24
50c
preferred
Merchants
10-
New
8-10
25c
_________
common (quar.)___
redeemable
pref.
(s-a)
Co.
8-31
d$1.25
(extra)
Ltd.
preferred
conv.
(s-a)
Jersey
1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Corp.———
Jersey Power
1
Corporation,
&,
Increased
New
9-
(quar.)'
Mercantile Stores Co., Inc., common
(quar.)
Merchants
Fire
Assurance- Corp. ; (N; Y.)
7%
9-15 ;7
8-19
10-
preferred
2nd
Metal
9-30
9-10
$$3
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
6(4%
New
25c
Corp.
1
9-
'
"
preferred
cum.
4.40%
9-
$1.25
common
Inc. (quar.)___
Amsterdam Casualty Co.
(accum.)
Mclntyre Porcupine
Mead Corporation, common
$4
8-13
6
10-14
10-
Fund,
9-
$1.32
Castings Co.—
(quar.)
(Pa.) common
(Herman)
Nesbett
25c
Maytag Company
(quar.)
McClatchy Newspapers
Merck
Nelson
8-
quar.)___
$3.40 preferred
Class
8-15
8-15
8-31
25c
_
-
$2
8-25
8-25
6
1
15c
Naumkeag Steam Cotton (quar.)_
Nellsoi?
<Wm.), Ltd., 5% pfd, (quar.)
Neisner Brothers, Inc. (quar.)—_j
8-31.
11-
cum.
1
9-16
8-29
20c'
(ouarJ ZZZZ"
4_.
(quar.)
$1 cum. preferred
(quar.)
$1.32 cum. preferred
(quar.)
9
9-
Co.
Company,
20c
Maxwell, • Ltd.
May Department Stores, Co., com. (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (series 1947) (quar.)
4V4%
Tea
$1
8-26
50c
62% c
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Corp._
Telephone
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
Co..
___'
Steel
Coal
Peninsular
2
9-30
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
4'/2%
National
9-
$1.12y2
com.
Machinery Co.
$50c
25c
(quar.)
&
Standard
(reduced
conv.
$2.50
Rubber
preferred
Electric
McGraw
■'
Insurance
(quar.)—
National Supply
9-
1
40c
9-15
9-
2
2
12'/ic
Malleable
National
9-15
—
Accident
preferred (quar.)
9-15
10-15
9-
12-
9-15
Increased
Co.
Corp.
McCord
5%
National
6%
Massey Harris,
7%
1
9-15
_:
___—___
7%
1
1
10-
$1.50
(quar.)
20c
*
Co
10-
1-1-50
(quar.)_
Co., common
prelerred
9-
1
9-23
12 (4 c
Peerless Cement
8-18
25c
(quar.)
&■
1
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
Shirt
Martin-Parry
$1.25
1*
Co., Ltd.—
Company, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)______
Masonite
9-
5%
10-
Co.—-
preferred
Common
(quar.)
com.
A
Life
Sugar,
Manitoba
Master
1*
9-
8-
10-
Co.,
preferred B
(Term.)
9-
15c
Marathon
5%
Lead
4V2%
9-12
65c
.
Macwhyte Company (quar./
Magor Car Corporation (quar.)
Mallory
$1.12
J30c
National Linen Service Corp.,
9-15
$$1.25
Steel
Paper
5
8-12-
9-15
$1
II"—
Peabcay
5
12-
——
preferred
National
9-15
125c
—
(quar.)
........
Power
12-
12-15
8-19
National
preferred (quar.)
Mackintosh-Hemphill (quar.)
Extra
12-15
$1.50
1
50c
(quar.)___Z__ZZZZZZZ____
•
9-1
8-20
8-25
'
.
(reduced)
preferred
8-15
9-15
9-
75c
__
,.y_"
Z
1
Reel
1
25c
z__~_
Co
&
$1
(quar.)_
-(quar.)
9-
40c
Transportation Co. (quar.)ZZZIZ
Mfg. Co., Ltd., common
Paton
10-19
$2.50
com.
A
Inc.
(quar.)
Rig
Parmelee
1%
10-29
12-23
$1.06
5%
MacLaren
8-12
9-12
88c
(quar.)—
com.
Structural
8-12
9-
1-2-50
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Sales Co.
&
Metal
9-
$15c
ti5c
$1.50
(quar.)
A
Lowney (W. M.) Co., Ltd.
Ludlow
Lyon
$12 (4c
■
Co.
Common
Line,
(quar.)
Pictures,
Parkersburg
Co.—
Erie
National
preferred
$4.25
f 15C,
Inc.
Sons,
8-31
(quar.)
62 (4C
RR.
series
8-31
9-10
4%
8-19
9-10
2c
B
Pipe
Rust-Proof
9-10
(quar.)
15c
Lowenstein
Parker
50c
Class A
62(4C
(quar.)____—
Exploration Co.
Nashville
Pen
Class
62 (4C
(quar.),
Taylor, 6% 1st pfd.
&
Parker
non-cum.
6%
preferred
preferred
5%
8-10
30c
Co.
preferred
5%
1
Class
Dock
&
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Welding Machine
common
A
Eastern
9-
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
8-20
Panhandle
Paramount
9-20
10-
Corp.
8-10
9-21
9-30
$2
Economic
8-10
1
——
_.—
Co.
Palestine
8-15
ZZZZZZZZ
(quarZZ_ZZZZZ__ZZZ
(initial quar.l__ZI
(quar.)
Machinery
1
30c
National
~
(monthly)
(monthly)
Lorain Coal
3%
9-10
Mills
Holders
Payable of Rec.-
SI
Package
9-10
$1.25
Corp., 5% 1st pfd. (s-a)
2nd preferred (s-a)
Gypsum Co. $4.50 pfd. (quar.)—
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
3
9
When
•
Share
Co.-.'
$1.42(4
Electric
National
3
J25C
9
8-
Lumber
9-
Quarterly
2-21
$25c
preferred
Lord
3-10-50
Ltd.,
Convertible
National
9-
8-31
20c
Products (increased quar.)_
Corp., common
(quar.)_
(quar.)
& Chemical Co. of Canada,
Drug
Company
Pacific
$1.06
preferred
National
11-24
9-10
$2
8%
8-23
3-10-50
preferred (quar.)
Lone
9-10
Z 60C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Discount
50c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd. class A
(quar.)
Lock Joint Pipe Co.—
Common
4%%
Per
Name of
9-30
10-14
10c
common—
com.
(quar.)
(initial)—.
8-15
—
B
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
1
50c
(quar.)
Common
4(4%
1
$1.10
Special
Special
40c
$1.75
National Cylinder Gas Co.,
9-
(quar.)—
guaranteed
8
Container
9-
$1.10
.
guaranteed
Class
4
8-23
5%
.
Special
National
.
$1.10
Loblaw Groceteries
8-
8-
Holders
10-15
Pacific
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
25c
—
1
capital
I
When
Monday, August 22, 1949
Payable of Rec.
50c
s
Biscuit Co.
87 V2C
(quar.)
Co.
Original capital
Original capital
Original
1
9-
CHRONICLE
Share
Co
Register
Common
10-24
9-
15c
(quar.)
1
Company
Cash
National
9-15
8-31
$1
_____—_
Liquid Carbonic Corp., common
3 V2 %
preferred
(quar.)—
Little
1
11-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corporation
8-10
7%
30c
Stores,
Belt
Lionel
Name of
National
Insurance
Quarterly
Link
10-
FINANCIAL
Per
1
8-
1
9-1
15c
(quar.)
Life
9*
&
Holders
Payable of Ree.
40c
Corp
Liggett & Myers T-obaceo
Lincoln
When
COMMERCIAL
25c
1
9-15
9-16;
^
Z.
8-25'
.
;
~;9-;lZ
9-15
12-15
9-6
8-15.7;
'7-30
9- 1
■9-1
9-16: ;
8-15
I
*"I
8-1511'
8-15
9-
7.
I,/-
;-'i2-zr;;,
8-19
.*
(guar.)——
Company, common
&
1
1C-
1
9-15
$1.25
10-
1
9-15
25c
9-
1
8-12
$1
9-
1
8-12
9-15
25c
9-12
9-
20cl
9-12
9-
50c
9-20
Extra
Roos
10-
(quar.)
Works
——
Brothers,
(quar.)
(quar.)—-—...
Inc.
Tool
Ross
Gear &
Ross
Industries Corp.
Supply
Co.—
_—.—
9-
30c
,
v
9- 1
2
2
5%
Stedman
Sterchi
(quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Crown Bottling (Louisville, Ky.)—
preferred (quar.)
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd. (Irreg.)—„_
Ruppert (Jacob) 4'/2% pld. (quar.)
Et. Joseph Lead Co
bteii.
8-20
1
8-20
Brothers Stores,
5%
preferred
5*
(quar.)—;
1
9-
1
1
Struthers
9-15
8-19
9r
1
8-15
12»/2C
9-
1
8-15
Sun
?6V2C
9-
1
8-15
6t.
4.40%
Baco
75C
1
$1.25
1
15c
S-
1
8-
5
Talon,
$1.10
10-
1
9-
2
8-25
8-10
8-22
Taylor,
$2
(quar.)
8-26
8-
2
*$1.07
*10-1
9-
S
12 VzC
$4
preferred
Co.,
Ltd.
vtc
Common
Common
5%
Co.
Co.,
partic.
Thrifty
8-12
Tide
9-
1
8-15
Tilo
9-
1
8-15
Timken
9-
(irreg.)
common
12-
9
9-15
9-
1
Treesweet
9-15
9-
1
Angeles)
(special)
_
9-10
8-10
1
8-12
9-
1
8-
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
Union
25c
10-
1
9-15
Union
(quar.)_
$1.37 Vi
5%
Corp.,
Oil & Gas,
Class
B
B
5%
Class
7-15
Union
9-
&
class
Oil Co.
9-15
9-/ 1
9-15
9-
United
1
United
50c
9-15
9-
1
8-26
9
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-
2
9-
1
8-
40c
9-15
U.
9-15
8-15
9-15
U.
8-15
9-
1
9-
1
8-12
97 Vic
10%
8-
9-20
9-10
8-19
9-
1
U.
1
8-1?
25c
9-
9
8-
South
Southern
S.
U.
4 Va %
Bag
preferred
Paper
4.88%
Southern
U.
Gas
Railway
Common
Common
;
(quar.).
9-15
10-14
.—
Spencer, Kellogg & Sons Inc. (quar.)—
Spiegel, Inc., $4.50 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Spotless Company (reduced)
Squibb (E. R.) & Sons, common (quar.)
(A.
$3.75
E.)
U.
Standard
$3.50
Standard
Etandard
$1.60
Standard
—
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Standard
Railway
Standard
Steel
California
Indiana
of
A
Ohio,
Spring
Mfg.
—
Co.
(increased
(quar.)
quar.)
.
1
9-15
9-
1
9-
9
75c
12-20
1
1
9-15
9-
75c
9-
1
10-
Oil Co.
1
9-10
8-22
1
9-
8-
8-25
8-25
1
8-15
1
8-15
8-25
Van
Inc
,
1
1
9-
9
9-15
40c
9-
5
8-26
9-
1
_
10-
1
9-28
66y4C
10-
1
1
40C
9-
1
8-15
*10C
9-
1
7-29
9-
1
7-29
5%
9-
President
1
2
•
9-
9
by
Products, Inc.
(quar.)
Virginia-Carolina Chemical—
6%
9-23
1
8-18
Vogt
8-19
Vulcan
30c
9-10
9-10
i
8-19
7%
Manufacturing
Detinning
preferred
Corp.
Co.,
(quar.)-
common—
(quar.)-
1
d$1.50
8-
10-31
3
10-17
9-
1
8-15
30C
9-
1
8-19
(s-a)
9-15
8-31
d$1.20
9-15
8-31
9-
8-19
25c
3iy4c
9-
25c
1
1
8-19'
8-31
8-12
31'/4C
9-
1
8-12.
25c
9-
7
8-24.
9-
7
8-24
9-28
9-
8
$1.25
9-28
9-
8
10-10
Ltd.—
50c
(quar.)
9-
9-23
1
8-10
Ltd.—.
al5%
*
8-22
(quar.)
7-
1
9-20
25c
9-
I
$1.12%
9-15
9-
1
$1.12%
9-15
9-
1
$1.25
(quar.)
9-16
8-31
1
8-20
(monthly)
25c
9-
9-
1
8-20
25c
10-
1
9-20
25c
11-
1
10-20
10c
8-31
8-16
8-31
8-16
25C
for
9-
10-
1
9-16
25c
9-24
9-15
$1.25
15%
1
56 Vic
this
10-
9-15
8-12
dividend.
Canadian non-residents'
tax
e
deductible
the
at
7%.
tax.
source.
Non¬
.
....
tax.
•
.
..
" '
-
*
,
income
tax.
tax.
10-
1
12-
the
I
Judge
9-15
9-
8-19
—
—
.
9-
8
1
9-
8
8-25
8-15
$4
9-
1
8-17
$f
9-
1
8-19
*31 Vic
9-
1
8-18
10c
8-29
62 %c
9-23
37 %c
11-
1
8-15
9-
9
10-17
$91,896,309
Aug.
15
elected
a
new
board
of
directors
and
to consummate the reorganization plan
the Federal Court at Boston, Mass.
are:
J.
Edson
Andrews, Vice-President of the
10 by
the J. F. Fitzgerald Construction Co., Boston; John
Manager of Waltham Watch Co.,
and Albert
Vice-President of the Boston Edisori Co.
of
i
to
the
Boston
the
company
:
elected
until
.T:
C.
presided at the meeting, which
lawyer,
Aug. 29.
directors
five
control
will
the
serve
RFC
company
of the assets now held
who carried out the reorganization.
<
-
.
.
voting trustees
has been repaid.
as
loan
said
a
of
weeks.
few
four
announced
up
The
about
to
assets
cash
source
185.000
made
$6,000,000
is
pany's
One
Hagertv, former RFC offic'al now operatirg
be formally elected President by the new
'■
.
recently that the company had used only $1,700,000
available by the RFC. The plant's working
1,800. Mr. Hagerty said two months ago that
creditor banks had been paid in full since April, and the com¬
was
the
force
by three court-appointed
They are Daniel J. Lyne;
J. Kaplan and C. Keefe Hurley, all of Boston.
Judge
it was hoped that the company would take over control
directors.
It
1
1949—7 Mos.—1948
Co.—Elects New Board—Reorganiza¬
It was expected that Mr.
the Waltham plant, would
1
10-
1949—Month—1948
necessary
June
Jacob
Kaplan
9-15
9-
6
12)
are, Mr. Andrews, Mr. Daley and Mr. Fitzgerald, all approved
the RFC.
•
Completion of the $6,000,000 RFC loan will be followed by transfer
to
1
10-
15c
Victor
10-14
25c
12-10,
9-
$2.50
8-18
9-
9-10
$2.50
(s-a)
preferred (s-a)
8-10
25c
8-20
9-
They
8-12
30c
1
933/4c
1
50c
dividend
on
directors
of
will
and
8-18
9-
*15c
9
8-19
9-
(quar.)
July 31—
adjourned
within
9-
8-10
1
8-31
35C
(quar.)
General
Three
12-22
1-3-50
9-
*56c
9-
8-19
9-10
9-15
* 15c
:
8-31
d90c
closed
Stewart Woodworth,
was
,,..:
50c
8-30
9-12
Manufacturing Co., Boston; John G. Daley, Plant Manager
England Telephone & Telegraph Co.; James F. Fitzgerald,
McMenimen,
1
9-20
$1.25
.
participating preferred (accum.)
Virginia Coal & Iron Co. (quar.)
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)..
Virginia Dare Stores, class A
Virginian Railway, common (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.).
6%
preferred (quar.)—6%
preferred (quar.)
'
—
6%
preferred (quar.)
—
—
9-
1
Co._
Jamaica
steps
new
trustees
Corp. of Canada, Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
Common
8-15
10-
Corp
Wisconsin
on
New
Hagerty,
Vlcksburg Shreveport & Pacific Ry. Co.—
8-15
9-
1
$13,696,190 $14,192,009 $91,612,613
Shoe
the
9-28
$1.25
8-22
2
9-15
9-
$1.06'A
;
—
The
of
8-15
75c
75c
Viceroy Mfg. Co., Ltd
Vick Chemical Co.
(quar.)
9-15
9-19
9-10
170, p. 345.
Gale
1
10c
9-10
9-20
9-
5%
3 %
approved
8-29
9-
50c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4V2 %
8-15
1
25C
preferred
British Income
authorized
8-15
Vapor Heating Corp.
Verney
8-23
1
d$U2%
Co.,
Waltham Watch
8-15
9-
62 %C
.
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
8-25
9-15
9
9-
20c
resident tax
The' stockholders
8-10
9-
$1.06 V*
22 %c
——-
9-15
10-17
1
9-
tion Plan Approved—
5
25c
(quar.)
—V.
8-10
.
50c
(quar.)_
preferred
9-
10-17
10-
Co.
Co.
not
15%;
Period End.
9-15
9-10
25c
(quar.)
9-
1
tax
Less
Sales
8-18
9-30
50c
50c
(quar.)
$1.37 %
1
8-31
Walgreen Co.—July Sales Off 3.5%—
8-22
jl5c
9-
9-12
9-15
Invesfmenl News
9-19
9-10
56 Vic
.
(initial)—
9-15
11-
8-9
50C
(Contnued from page
8-29
11-
1
General Corporation and
9-20
25C
9
9-
1
1
5%
Light
Mfg.
books
xLess 30%
8-16
10-
1
Tcwne
9-15
«2%c
8-15
9
8-
9-15
10-
9-15
8-12
8-15
8-
1
10c
&
11-30*
10-
10c
9-
9-15
9-
25c
.
common
8-31*
8
9-15
9-15
9-1
50c
8-31*
9-20
y$2
preferred
9-10
1
*$1.12%
(monthly)
(monthly)
Worsted
(quar.)
12-16
9-20
50c
Co
8-30
*
(quar.)
(William)
8-26
1-3-50
62 %c
common...
(reduced)
preferred. A (quar.)
4%% scries B preferred
Co.,
1
10-
25c
(quar.)
Life Insurance Co.
&
Aeronautical
d Less
Upper Michigan Power & Light Co.—
Raalte
1
2-
8-19
55c
50c
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)—.
Equip.
10-
9-12
$1
(quar.)—
9-15
9-
20c
quar.)
1
15c
4Q/>
(
10-
50c
8
11-
(quar.)
tPayable in U. S. Funds, less
*Payable In Canadian funds,
9-15
Utica
25c
11-15
2-15-50
$1.25
(quar.)_
prior
conv.
resident
a
1
50c
.
4'/i%
Products
8-15
1
d27%c
(quar.)
prior preferred
•Transfer
8
Upson
*$1.25
(quar.)
9-
75c
Winding Co., common
convertible
90c
9-30
10-
$1
Pictures
8-25
9-
$1.25
Corp., 4V2 % preferred (quar.)
York
Corrugating Co. (quar.)
Youngstowr. Sheet & Tube
8-10
50c
;—
common
Co.
9-15
75c
York
8-10
1
50c
Ltd
new
8-25
*40c
Wyandotte
Yale
8-10
1
10-
22 %c
iquar.)
(quar.)_
Corp.,
Corp.,
Universal Insurance
Universal
1
10-
8-15
30c
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
of
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Universal Consolidated
Universal
9-
$1
$1.75
common
preferred
Steel
Steel
8.
40c
$1.75
8-15
87y2c *
(quar.)
Co.
4Vi%
9-15
10-
Governor
Common
9-12
$1.06'A
preferred (quar.)
Spring & Bumper Co.
United
*50C
(quar.)
Company
8-16
1
36y»c
„
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil Co. of
Standard Oil
3%%
Co.
comon
Forgings Corp.
Co.,
8-31
Corp.—
1st
S.
1
8-28
1
9-
Dredging
Oil
Standard
(quar.)
Cap & Seal, $1.80 pfd. (quar.)—_
Chemical Co., Ltd., common
conv.
Standard
8%
U.
10-
$1
(increased)
Co.
9
9-12
&
Common
9
1
94c
Insurance
Inc.
3
$1
common
Accident
preferred
Btandard
—
(quar.)
Brands,
preferred
9-
10-12
$1
preference
Standard
Rubber
S.
55c
9-
$1.75
(quar.)
Printing & Lithographing,
preferred A (quar.)
8.
5%
U.
3
€0c
—
—
Potash
S.
10-
9-
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
Y.)
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
Mfg.
—
(s-a)
$1.12%
—
A
(reduced.quar.)
—
.
9-
50c
$1
&
Wrigley
7-30
$5
(quar.)
common
Card
9
9-23
95C
Combing Co. of Canada,
Wright
8-16
9
10-
17 %C
«_jl
series
*
(quar.)
$1.37%
Brothers. (quar.)——
8-31
9-
25c
Playing
9-
50c
$1
4V2%
5
*75c
(quar.)
Walton Co. (quar.)
Knitting Co., common
5%
prior preferred (quar.)
5%
prior preferred (quar.)
Van Norman Company
(reduced)
(quar.).
1
10-
20c
50c
Co
preferred
8-29
8-15
;
Spear & Co., $5.50 1st pfd. iquar.)
$5.50 2nd preferred (quar.)
preferred
9-12
;40c
r
Carbon
Co.
Pipe & Foundry Co.
S.
8-20
9-30
Co
W.)
1
75c
(quar.)
common
1
Extra
preferred
Co.,
8-20
9-
(quar.)
W.)
8-17
1
10-15
$1.12%
6%
Telephone Co.
Sovereign InvestorsSpalding (A. G.) &
5
9-15
20c
(Dallas)
9-
9-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
partic.
1
Extra
9-15
$1.25
(N.
9-
45C
Lothrop common
preferred
(quar.)
4j/2%
8-15
I
8-15
25c
50c
(F.
Ltd.
Co.
preferred
Universal
_
States
8-
J'
-
—
Iasur.
(quar.)
Southwestern
5%
8-12
1
8-31
$1
•>'
Public Service Co.—
Southwestern
Staley
9-
50c
(quar.)
8ervice—
CO
$1.25
8-17
1
87 %c
(F.
8-18
Special
(quar.)
Southwestern. Life
$4
8-10
30 Vic
.
(quar.)
Co.
Electric
1
9-15
1
9-
$1.25
Common
Circuit—
preferred
Extra
8-15
1
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
Natural
Southern
9-
Extra
U.
(quar.)
preferred
Southwestern
$4
8-31
9-
Co.—
California Edison
Southern
Speer
8-15
30c
Lines
&
$1.12%
J.
Lines
S.
5
8-31
75c
.
(quar.)
Greyhound
Advance
30c
40c
(quar.)
Works
Lathe
Bend
Bouthea tern
(quar.)_
1
9-
—
Ordinary (interim)
Worthington Pump & Machinery Corp.—
8-25
25c
Co.,
Gypsum
4Vfe%
8-12
9-
Co.
1
(quar.)
7% preferred
U.
Co.—
9-10
Pulp
9-
(quar.)
Co., common
Guarantee
4'A%
12-10
12-20
$1.05
Boundview
$2
10-
$1
*25c
Woolworth
8-15
Quarterly
(quar.)„
8-19
(s-a)„_
9-16
20c
Quarterly
8-20
1
America, com.
U. S. Hoffman Machinery
1
8-24
87 Vic
Inc.
1
9-10
1
Extra
Co.—'
Extra
8-12
(quar.)
Co.,
of
Insurance
preferred
S.
8-15
9-15
50c
(quar.)
Oil
9-
Power
Woodward
8-20
9-
(quar.)
convertible
S.
8-17
*$1
preferred
Bocony-Vacuum
Pacific
$4
2
*
8-20
1
10-
Co
preferred
Woodward
9-10
1
65c
(quar.)
Corp.
U. S. Finishing
9-
*$1.25
_.
3
9-
8-13
10- 1
(quar.)
Woolworth
Investments, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Illuminating Co
9-
preferred
quar.)
10-
$1.25
—
A
8-18
3%%
(reduced
8-24*
9-10
933Ac
•
Storage
Theatre
Co.
Elastic
class
6%
8-18
9-15
*30c
Carpet
9-20
United Fuel
*$1.12 %
Sons
8-30
1
Wool
(quar.)
1
4.20%
Common
B
9-
50C
&
Cold
Corporations,
Class
9-15
Quarterly
-
United
1
1
50C
(Alexander)
9
5%
(quar.)
preferred
9-
Quarterly
Bmith
9-
8-13
9-1
10-15
35c
$4.80 preferred
(quar.)
Wood Newspaper Machinery Corp., common.
5%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Woodall Industries, Inc., common (quar.)
5% conv. preferred (quar.)
Corp.—
Artists
Biscuit
9-15
15C
(quar.)
com.
4%%
11-10
10-
9- 1
9
$1.12
(quar.)
B
preferred
Wisconsin
shares
(quar.)
A
Car
preferred
$4 50
Iron
&
(quarJ
Aircraft
United
56 Vic
dividend)—:
Steel
five
each
convertible preferred
8-31
9- 1
25c
62%C> 9- 1
(quar.)
(stock
filoss-Sheffield
6%
8-22
9-14
*$1
preferred
for
United
$50c
City Gas & Electric Co.,
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
11-15
35c
9-
50c
(quar.)
common
A
Wisconsin National
5
9-16
Midland
of
8-15
9-15
.
10-
1
25c
(quar.)
8-25
United
(reduced)
10-
20c
Co.
share
8-15
25c
A
10-15
Paper
3.60%
of California
$7
Co.
Steel
8-25
35c
8-25
United
—
8-18
$1.50
_
common
(One
bommon
Terminal
9-28
+
3
1
9-10
31'Ac
(quar.)_
4%
Co.—
Ltd.,
9-
25c
8-15*
-
y Common
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
'
2
25C
(quar.)
8-
$1.06 >/4
Corp
pfd.
participating prior preferred
United Air Lines, Inc., 4V'2%
pfd.
3
25c
Sioux
Bkelly
8-25
10-
8-15
(quar.)
preferred
8
1
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.—
Corp.
Rubber
&
preferred
Tank
1
B
4V2%
Union
1
(quar.)
Sons, Ltd., com. (quar.)
redeemable pfd. (quar.)
Saw
2
9-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
5%
9-
(quar.)
St
System,
dividend
Oil Co.
$3.75
10-
(H.)
Bimpson's,
9-
25c
(quar.)
convertible
Bimonds
9-22
Union
25c
_
Simon
8-25
25C
&
Forgings
$1.25
10c
(quar.)
(Franklin)
4'/2%
8-25 ^
5%
class A
class A
8-20
75C
preferred
8-25
9-15
*50c
:
Bignode Steel Strapping, com.
5% preferred (quar.)
Silknit,
Ltd.,
common
5%
preferred (quar.)
Simmons
Company
—
:
Simon
5%
9-15
$1
Signal Royalties, class A
Class
10-
;
<
8-19
8-31
9-
12%c
——
Products, Inc
Wilson & Company, common
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Wilson
(J. C.), Ltd
Winter & Hlrsch, 7% preferred
8-25
25c
8-16
20c
Willson
8-10
1
1
Brake
Electric
preferred
Whitaker
8-10
9-
$1.25
1st preferred (quar.)
Co.
Co.
Salle
Industries
9-15
* 30c
8-31
3
(quar.)—
20c
common
preferred (quar.)
Corp. of America,
Signal
1
1
9-
Air
preferred
Westmoreland, Inc.
1
9-
9-20
9-
10c
,
Eherwin-Williams
Shoe
8-15
9-
9-15
9-
(qua*.)—_
Weston Electric Instrument (quar.)
Weston (George), Ltd., 4,/i% pld.
1
9-15
9-
5
75c
(quar.)
Westmoreland Coal
8-16
9-
Corp.
Gas
23c
(Frank
G.)
Company
(quar.)
Bhav/inigan Water & Power Co., com. (quar.)
4% preferred A (quar.)
Bheaffer (W. A.) Pen Co. (quar.)
Steel
Co.,
Coal
La
Asbestos
25c
—
Bhattuck
4%
8-22
1
9-15
9-15
Quarterly
Stock
9-
8-19
10-
(quar.)
Co.—
preferred A
3.80%
9-12
62 Vic
Underwood
South
1
25c
Truax-Traer
1
9-
(quar.)
Extra
Louis)
Corp., $6 pfd. (quar.)—
Universal Insurance Co.
9-
8-11
8-17
10-
9-15
25c
;
3'/a%
Trust
Products
tlOc
Extra
Mfg.
&
2
8-31
75c
—
Quarterly
$1.30
8-11
9-
Power
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
8-23
2
15c
Co
Tri-Continental
8-18
8-23
9-15
Penn
6%
8
9-
8-16
*50c
5%
preferred A
(quar.)
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.
5%
preferred (quar.)
8-19
40c
iquar.)
(St.
Corp.
Williams
12-31
1
2
9-15
12 Vic
(resumed)
Oil
(quar.)
Securities
$1.12y2
15c
B
Inc.
Bearing
Transue
25c
9-
8-16
9-15
(Increased)
Extra
8-17
9-
8-16
9-12
$1.25
Western Auto Supply Co.
Western Pacific RR.
8-20
1
$1
9
—
1
9-23
50c
9
Trinity
910-
25c
9-
208
1
$1.75
12-
1
9-
8-10
9-12
$1
West Virginia Coal & Coke (quar.)---.
Westeel Products, Ltd.
(quar.)
8-15
31>/4C
(quar.)„—
(quar.)
9-30
(quar.)
(Los
Co.
Insurance
3iy»c
(quar.)
Company
pfd.
conv.
common
12-31
—&=T2_
9-15
9-10
preferred
West
9*
$1.12%
(quar.)
Roller
i2y2c
Selected Industries, $5.50 pr.or pfd.
Serrick Corp., class A (quar.)
Sheller
Roofing
*20c
—_—
8-
50c
(qua/.)_
pfd.
25c
Investment
1
25c
(quar.)
4Vi%
Associated
50c
—
9-
8-29
75c
Co., Ltd.—
Amer. dep. receipts ordinary (interim)
Toledo Edison, 4V*%
preferred (quar.)
9
8-15
*5c
(quar.)
Stores,
Drug
Water
tlOc
preferred
Co.,
40c
(quar.)
Shops
Co.,
$1.25
Inc.,
Tobacco
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Candy
5%
preferred A
Security Banknote
Class
8-12
1
9-30
8-12
1
27C
—
Thompsons Products, common
4% preferred (quar.)
1
$1.25
preferred
pref
(Laura)
Security
10-18*
1
9-
8-15
9- 7
40c
(quar.)
common
9-15
9-20
*30c
-
$5 preferred (quar.)
West Penn Electric Co.
1
*12 Vic
$1.25
preferred
Securities Acceptance Corp., common
$1
1
10-
9-
25c
Oil
&
Mills
Flour
preferred
25c
common
4%
Becord
11-
1
30c
Coal
Shovel
Title
International
Canadian
7%
3iy.c
Delaware
of
Textron,
Thew
10-18*
10-
15c
9-
(quar.)
4'/2%
Bears, Roebuck & Co.
Second
1
8-31*
1
25c
scries A non-cum.
Oil
9-
7
(quar.)
Extra
9-
—
Farms,
9-
9-12
pfd.
conv.
Sulphur
Tex-O-Kan
11-
8-16
8-15
$1
75c
.
(quar.)—
Wellman Engineering Co
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift $4 pfd.
West Disinfecting Co., common
8-15
8-26
50c
I
$1.07 Vi
common
non-cum
Beabrook
8-15
1
1
35C
Producing—
Pacific
9iy4c
(irreg.)
Beaboard
8-10
9-
Co.
vtc
seriec A
8-24
8-16
9-
50c
—
Extra
Texas
$1
5%
preferred (quar.)
Bea'board Air Line RR. Co.—
5%
1
62 Vic
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Scytes &
5-
9-23
10-31
55c
(accum.)
(quar.)
Manufacturing
4.30%
2-15-50
Gulf
85c
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
3.65%
Gulf
Texas
7c
(quar.)
Paper
Bcovili
.
Texas
1
25c
Corp.
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co. (quar.)
Bchulte Real Estate, $6 preferred
$3.40
1
2-
15c
Ltd
Syndicate,
Mining
8-26
tlViC
Corp.
11-
12y2C 5-15-50
Quarterly
8-25
Hvldere
9-15
25c
Corp.
Weeden & Company—
4%
convertible preferred
8-15
40c
conv. preferred
(quar.)
Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd
11-15
12 Vic
b-lo
1
Pearson & Carson, Ltd.—
Tennessee
i
Arms
5%
Teck
i
9-15
5c
(quar.)_
._
8-31
y-
5c
Inc.
50c
5
8-15
9-
37 y2 c
—
25c
(quar.)
8-19
1
25c
.
(quar.)
Tampax, Inc.
(quar.)
Taylor & Fenn, 4.32%
Transit
Arabian
Company
9-
;*
1
49
Payable of Jlec,
$1
-
-
8-15
If-
*20c
;
(quar.)
Co.
1
8-29
*60c
iquar.)
;
Die
9-
s-a)
(quar.)-.
Walker (Hiram) Gooderham &
Worts, LtdWainer Brothers Pictures, Jnc
Warren
(Northam), $3 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Warren Petroleum Corp. (quar.)
.Warren (S. D.) Company common
$4.50
preferred (quar.)
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern RR
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.)—.
8-31
11-15
*60c
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd. (quar.);
Syracuse Transit Corp. (reduced)
9-
Quarterly
Quarterly
Bcott
&
12-
Shops
'
Superior Tool &
9-15
Antonio
Bavage
8-19
Ry.
Products,-Inc. (quar.)
Sagamore Manufacturing Co
Eagutnay Power Co., Ltd., iY*% pfd.
Saudi
9-10
12-15
Lowell
partic preferred
Co., common
4%
9-16
9-10
$1
Ray Drug Co., common
6%
preferred (quar.)__.
Swift
Eafway Steel
Ban
1
9-10
510-
S1.12V2
Oil
Paper Co., common (quar.)
1st pfd. series A (quar.)
Regis
A
Extra
1
25c
(quar.)_
Sun
Class
10-
31»/4C
—
Corp., $1.25 pfd.
Oil Co., Ltd.—
A.)
8-18
1
(increased
-
Electric
Extra
8-29
25C
—
Stonega Coke & Coal Co. (quar.)
Storkline Furniture Corp.
(quar.)
9-
(D.
9-12
56c
9
;
Walgreen Company,
Inc.
(quar.)
9-9
$1.25
conv.
Extra
When
Share
Building
Waite Amulet Mines, Ltd.
9-15
9-
Company
Wacker-Wells
12-15
1
50C
——
9-
Stuart
10-
25c
(quar.)—_—
9-
Wells
12-31
*20c
Inc.
Fuller Co.
Baer &
preferred A vtc (quar.)__
preferred A vtc (quar.)__
conv.
9-15
8-20
Wagner
(quar.)—
Stem Textiles,
a.
Stlx,
Inc.
Drug,
4%%
37y*C
._
Francisco
Per
Name of
8-20
9-30
$1.25
20C
5%
Louis-San
1
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
Bros.,
Sterling
9-10
Royal
fit.
9-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5%
25c
(quar.)———
Theater,
Roxy
1
$1.25
30c
Corporation
Holders
9-
Stecner-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
25c
Rowe
When
Payable of Ree.
20c
60C
Fuel
9-15
pfd. (quar.) __ *$1.06V4
Ltd.
Per
State
(733)
.
prior
Holland Paper Co.,
Ronson Art Metal
1
$1.25
—
preferred (quar.)——
Rohm & Haase Co., common
(quar.)
4% preferred A (quar.).
——
5%
8-15
1
$1.25
preferred (quar.)__——
preferred A (quar.)—
5%
5%
9-
CHRONICLE
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
30c
FINANCIAL
&
Holden
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Rockwood
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4831
Volume 170
of
had
cash
watches.
stockholders
been
was
also
the
increased
sale,
approved
at
from $300,000 to $2,800,000.
price, of approximately
half
consummation
of
the' .company's
reorganization plan and a loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corp.
voted
They
create
to
5,000,000
cancel
new
$1
the
par
37 %C
2-1-50
1-16
37 %c
5-1-50
4-17
37 %C
8-1-50
7-17
8-15
by factor's liens and
company
and to
covering its $6,000,000 loan to
9-
existing stock of the
capital shares.
20c
1
40C
9-20
35C
10-20
9-
9
10-10
The
The
basis
plan
new
of
one
provides for issuance of a 10-year 4% note to the RFC
the company. The loan will be secured
shares
new
mortgages on the company's assets.
*
be issued to holders of the old stock on a
for each 10 old shares.
The holders of the
will
share
50
(734)
$3,881,040
each
be
debentures
face
$4
paid on
final
value
basis
a
amount of
Provision
at
within
nine
receive
will
of
of
such
the
to
the
of
holders
stock
new
for
creditors
unsecured
tneh
made
months
final
of
allow
to
stock
new
board of directors
new
and
naif
.or
claims has still
was
additional
par
aebentures
stoc».
new
share
one
A
of
the
of
consummation
the
stock
old
to
reorganization
the
plan.
the
to
Formation
record
the
the
on
The
further
action
by
Royalties, interest elc.
of
47,231
47,231
94,317
Gross income before costs
It
&
10,117,472
General
&
Interest
on
administrative
10,117,372
841,365
377,654
426,254
173,856
179,647
873,000
1,030,000
722,000
$1,430,203
$1,665,641
Earnings per
—V.
169,
$1,150,892
share
common
$1.73
'
$2.07
$1.35
to
bonds.
2%%
,
bonds,
for
Co.—Earnings—
sales
been
the
Co.
and
effected
five
Interstate
company
the
1949
1943
$8,406,842
...
Income before income taxes.™..
Provision for income taxes..
1947
$6,749,305
2,024,071
Number
of
—V.
The
outstanding.
the
present in
the
p.
163,
$772,614
proceeds
Power
ended
$1.37
Net
989.
Net
170,
p.
provision
for
common
(INCLUDING
stock
from
Net
-
&
admin,
spilt
to
Nil
and
Federal
amounted
taxes
to
$1,-
$1,593,664.
three-for-one
SUBSIDIARY
1949—3 Mos.—1948
in
March,
1948.
COMPANIES)
1949—6 Mos.—1948
$18,164,323 $14,809,923 $35,043,452 $29,175,400
dividends
investments
gains from
570,413
sales
Misc.
other
Total
inc.
income
22,317
91,864
127,891
237,094
235,775
distrib., &
general
8,962,071
for
income
17,576,467
2,824,868
6,929,044
225,202
143,661
434,845
depreciation—
Prov.
7,290,933
3,791,527
expenses
for
U.
S.
taxes:
$24,804
16,084
13,468
$30,360
$8,720
$2.>,002
21,024
524,834
59,715
509,371
41,895
No.
of
513,872
Net
earnings
Foreign
14,519,171
5,432,432
'
290,429
/•..v
Government
$42,886
12,526
$36,470
336,922
$18,757,074 $15,083,592 $35,915,173 $29,770,414
Prov.
marketable
Dr69,341
services,
admin,
1947
703,968
Dr964
(net)
"labor,
Mater.,
Sell.,
146,742
Or69,526
of
and Other plop.
\ see.,,
The remaining $4,000,000 of new bonds will be held
the company treasury.—See V. 170, p. 536.
on
was
WHOLLY-OWNED
allowed
Interest; and
1948
income
280,082
$9.28
charges
149.
p.
'= Period End. June 30—
11 authorized this
refunding
mortgage
1949
Federal
308,080
JAfter
Net sales, less cash dis-'
actually sell only $6,870,000 of
the payment of maturing bonds
-
inc.
(excl.
realized
expenses
gain
gain
of common
invests.)-
on
investments
on
shares
Co.—Weekly Output—
outstanding-
BALANCE
output of the electric properties of this company for the week
13, 1949 totaled 99,529,600 kwh, a decrease of 5.87%
output of 105,635,000 k*h. ior the corresponding week of
1948.—V.
to
to
and
$2.49
requirements.
$256,680
(Wm.) Wrigley Jr. Co.—Earnings—
Net
1,646,718
ASSETS—Cash
securities,
in
interest
able
600.
banks
at quoted
and
securities—at
and
market
receivable,
on
value
$11,135;
quoted
STATE AND
SHEET
market
AT JUNE 30,
hand,
(cost
1949
1,620,005
3,349,394
3,195,096
values,
$1,391,544;
CITY
—
192,626
762,768
370,799
$3,001,499
$6,862,655
$5,962,487
1,968,487
1,968,487
1,968,487
1,968,487
$1.52
$3.49
outstdg.
share
$1.85
per
Net
earnings
of
foreign
subsidiaries
$3.03
included
1949
Three
dividends
Six
$4,178; market¬
total, $1,767,623.
—V,
months
months
169,
above
to:
Government
$100,047;
receivable,
485,919
$3,645,637
shares
amounted
U. S.
$260,719;
$100,020),
accounts
Governments
earnings
NOTES
Aug.
the
Aug.
on
1947,
170,
with and into this company
Harbor Lumber Mills, sub¬
general
924,002
$2.47
dividend
$3,177,554
474,334
$1.62
General
$654,513
474,329
$2.55
No.
from
of
plans
company
applying
Divs. & int. received
436,000
474,329
shares
West Penn Electric
preferred
NOl'E—The
—V.
exchange of one-third share of
Willapa stock, respectively, for one
Commission
924,000
shs.„
com.
*
-
1946
1947
1948
$2,618,731
outstanding-
In
subsidiaries)
1949
961,350, in 1948, to $1,743,186 and in 1949
the
6 Months Ended June 30—
1,090,513
$1,210,071
shares
common
per
authorized
the
Wisconsin Investment Co.— -Earnings—
$5,422,914
1,281,614
509,000
814,000
income
Earnings
Willapa
of
$10,870,000
securities
Net
merger
by
shares
Commerce
issue
1949—7 Mos.—1948
$309,998,001 $317,681,656
$47,089,355
$2,600,190
etc.
6 Months June 30—
Gross
increase
to
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.—Bonds Approved—
now
Warner
voted
last,
taxes.
353,115
2037.
p.
29,
that
Lumber
and
.
Sales 7.8% Lower—
1949—Month—1948
__
per
counts
177,493
taxes.™
income
shs.
"After
of
The
Net
Com.
Weyerhaeuser stock. This consolidation resulted in the issu¬
ance of 49,422 and 17,947 shares, respectively, to stockholders of White
River and Willapa Harbor, other than Weyerhaeuser.—V. 169, p. 2465.
619,197
expenses.
debentures
has
River
share
9,502,190
1,051,634
vehicles
Estimated Federal income
White
.
.
June
on
announced
River
sidiaries,
$40,911,033 $44,497,072 $41,262,576
44
30,285,393
28,737,689
exps.
also
is
White
1949,
30,
:
;V;//
(Including domestic
profit
There
31,151
Sola
stockholders
The
159,404
—
Delivery and sell. exps. incl. adver.
Depreciation on buildings, machy.
and
+Nct
capital stock from 3,200,000 shares to 3,250,000 shares, no par value.
were 3,057,913 shares outstanding as of May 26, 1949.
64,246
261,337
June
at
2758.
p.
Worthing ton Pump & Machinery Corp.—Earnings—
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co.—Capitalization Increased—
47,188
58,965
169,
$43,491,085
170, p. 345.
"Earns,
50,153
,.™_-
securities
marketable
6 Mos. End. June 30—
27 Weeks Ended
End.
of
goods
—V.
Millar, wartime director of the U. S. Signal Corps Board, has
appointed Director of Research.—V. 170, p. 600.
been
>.
July 31—
Sales
from
.■
July 9, 49
July 3,*48
July 5/47
$40, <54,684 $44,094,187 $40,960,587
property
Miscellaneous income
Cost Of
facilities
and
and
$1,767,623.—V.
Woolworth Co.—July
Period End.
aircraft
its
and on Aug. 19 began to fly daily roundAngeles
(Burbank)
and San Francisco-Oakland.
Inc.,
Lines,
Western Union Telegraph Co.—Research Director-—
Co.—Earnings—
Net sales of products
Divids.—The British Arkady Co., Ltd.
sale
charter
will
company
Air
securities
total,
(F. W.)
J. Z.
23 Wk
on
Air
Lines
of Cali¬
transportation wholly
Western
corporation,
new
a
trips between Los
—V. 170, p. 536.
meeting was adjourned to Aug. 29 in the event
the stockholders may be needed.—V. 170, p. 600.
Ward Baking
Profit
new
Western
unuefetattumg *uc*i a cwu**e would be recommended
stockholders'
of
Inc., to engage in intrastate air coach
within California, was announced on Aug. 15.
directors.
The
ments,
Dr$181,370,
fornia,
by a stockholder's
representative that holders of the
given first chance at any additional issue was placed in
be
payable, $25,259; dividends payable, $43;sundry liabilities, $352; common stock ($1 par) $525,834;
surplus, 5784,958; accumulated net realized gain on invest¬
$569,216; unrealized depreciation in quoted values of U. S.
other
Government
Forms New Subsidiary—
given authority to issue the additional
was
LIABILITIES—Accounts
capital
'
Accounting.-
194§
Monday, August 22,
374;
Gray has been named Acting Director of the Budget, a newly
position.
He formerly was Manager of General Ledger and
pur¬
basis
one-for-ten
same
/•/.:/
request
stock
S.
created
Stock.
old
H.
The
determined.
be
on
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
Western Air Lines, Inc.—Promotion—
will
approved claims.
COMMERCIAL
Cost
also
chase
The
THE
ended
ended
June
June
30
1948
$536,918
$279,279
818,878
30
528 427
.
-
.
s
2322,
p.
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARKANSAS
Fresno County Sch. Dists.
Madison County (P. O.
Huntsville), Ark.
Bond Sale—The
$80,000 hospital
bonds offered Aug. 12—v.
170, p.
537—were awarded to T. J.
Raney
&
(P. O.
Fresno), Calif.
Bond
Sons, of Little Rock.
Sale—The
$40,000
Helm
Sch. Dist. bonds offered Aug. 9—
were awarded to Dean Witter &
Co., of San Francisco, as 2J/2s, at
a price of 100.21, a basis of about
2.45%.
Paragould, Ark.
Bonds Sold—An issue of
$100,municipal light plant revenue
bonds has
been
sold
to
T.
J.
Additional Sale
The
—
$52,000
000
Washington
Raney & Sons, of Little Rock, as
3s. Dated Aug.
1, 1949. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1950 to 1959 inclu¬
awarded to the William R. Staats
sive.
Colony
bonds offered
on
$31,000
Sale—The $182,000 water
and sewer bonds offered
Aug. 10
170,
the
Bank
Trust
San
a
p.
346—were awarded to
of America
National
&
Savings Association, of
Francisco, on a bid reflecting
net interest cost of about
2.94%,
maturing in" 1950 to
1959, as 3s, bonds maturing in
1960 to 1963, as 2%s, and bonds
maturing in 1964 to 1967, as 3s.
for
bonds
The
second
highest
bidder
John Nuveen &
Co.,
flecting
interest
net
a
date
were
2.64%,
21/^s,
as
follows:
as
Due
Sept. 1
on
from 1950 to 1962 inclusive.
Alturas, Calif
Bond
—v.
Dist.
Co., of Los Angeles, and Schwabacher & Co., of San
Francisco,
jointly, at a price of 100.02, a
basis of about
CALIFORNIA
Sch.
same
was
bid
of
2%s.
as
Due
Sept. 1
on
from 1963 to 1969 inclusive.
The second highest bidder
the
Bank
of
America
was
National
Trust & Savings
Association, San
Francisco, for Helm Sch. Dist.
bonds, as 3s, at a price of 100.14,
and Dean Witter &
ington
for
Colony
$25,000
2%s, at
as
Dist.
bonds,
2y2s, and $27,000
as
1950
100,000
of
Oost
Wilmington
on
Due
on
Authority,
Series notes offered Aug. 16 were
Sept.
1,
All of the bonds are dated Sept.
1, 1949. Second high bid of 100.204
for $500,000 2y4s and $450,000 2%s
was made by a group
composed of
John Nuveen & Co., Weeden &
awarded to the Chemical
Bank &
Trust Co., of New York, and As¬
sociates,
at
mium of $8.
Due
on
0.80%, plus a pre¬
Dated Sept. 13, 1949.
March
Burbank
Unified
Offering
—
An
issue
bonds.
18,000 street lighting bonds.
Fla.
to
bonds.
Due
1950
1973
to
1973
school
inclusive.
district
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
Sold—An issue of
sewer
These
bonds
bonds
has
were
the election held
awarded
on
to
Bank
Blyth
been
$197,sold.
authorized
April 12.
the
Trust
Corte Madera, Calif.
Bonds
Aug. 17—v. 170,
a
on
Dated Aug. 1, 1948.
000
ed
at
&
&
group
of
p.
part of a total issue of $554,000
authorized at the election held on
Secretary of the Board of Public
Instruction, will receive sealed
Aug. 10, 1948.
bids until 10 A.M.
<
;
.
(EST)
31 for the purchase of
CONNECTICUT
to
Connecticut (State of)
Paying Agent — Manufacturers
Company has been appoint¬
York Paying Agent for
New
exceed
3%%
on Aug.
$725,000 not
interest
school
building 7 coupon bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1949. Denomination $1,000.
Due Aug. 1, as follows: $29,000 in
1951, $30,000 in 1952, $31,000 in
1953, $32,000 in 1954 and 1955,
$33,000 in 1956, $34,000 in 1957,
HAWAII
Hawaii Housing
National
Co.,
Association, 4%
William
R.
Staats
Co., Heller, Bruce & Co., Lawson,
Levy & Williams, Kaiser & Co.,
and
Schwabacher
San
*•>.
Francisco,
*
Delaware
Definitive
The
Savings
-i"
at
&
Co.,
a
'>
all
price
of
of
struction in
DELAWARE
639—were
revenue
(State of)
Bonds
Delaware
order
Memorial
bonds
;
Available
due
Bridge
June
1978, of the State of Delaware
available in definitive form in
change
Bankers
York
for
—
1,
are
ex¬
temporary bonds at
Company,
New
Trust
City, and at Equitable Trust
Company, Wilmington, Del.
inverse numerical
Aug. 1, 1959, and on
any interest payment date there¬
on
Authority,
Honolulu, T. H.
/
$948,000 notes
offered Aug. 16 were awarded to
Note
the
Sale—The
Chemical
Bank & Trust Co.,
and
Associates, at
premium of $12, as
New
York,
0.82%, plus
a
follows:
$528,000 7th Series notes.
420,000 8th Series notes.
of
composed of
America
*
t
Dated
Sept.
13,
1949.
Nov. 15, 1950.
IDAHO
Bond Sale Details—The
construction
the
First
$50,000
purchased by
Savings Bank,
previously noted in
bonds
Trust &
of
Moscow,
v.
170,
at
a
as
442,
p.
price of
sold
were
par
-
Dated
Little
*
Irrigation Dist.
O. Carey), Idaho
(P.
v.
170,
p.
no
bids
were
opinion of Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago, will be furnished with¬
out cost
to
the
purchaser. A
tified check for 2%
payable
to
the
cer¬
of the bonds,
Board
Instruction, is required.
of
Public
2y4s,
T,
Jan.
Wood River
of
approving
as
1950.
reservoir bonds offered
The
on
County, Moscow Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Moscow), Idaho
!
after. Principal and interest pay¬
able at the Florida National
Bank,
Jacksonville.
Due
;
Lath
—
1950
were
Co., of Atlanta, at a price of 106.31,
a basis of about
2.20%, as follows:
-
from
23/4%
12
Clement A. Evans &
—
750,000 high
Aug.
The second highest bidder was
Paying Agent — United States
Trust Co. of Georgia,
Dean Witter & Co., and Redfield Trust
Atlanta, at
Company of New York has
a price of 106.07.
& Co.
been appointed Paying Agent for
Dated July 1, 1949. Denomina¬
$650,000 water and sewerage rev¬
Turlock, California
enue 4% bonds, due serially
April tion $1,000. The approving opin¬
Bond Offering—Walter Brown,
ion of some market
1, 1951, to April 1, 1978, inclusive.
attorney, to¬
City Clerk, will receive sealed
gether with the printing of the
bids until 11 p.m. (PST) on Aug. Nassau County Spec. Tax Sch. Dist.
bonds, shall be paid by the pur¬
No. 1 (P. O. Fernandina), Fla.
30 for the purchase of $319,000 va¬
chaser.
rious City bonds. These bonds are
Bond Offering—John T. Weisner,
ed
Bond
Sale—The $128,000
offered
awarded to
FLORIDA
Dunedin,
Co., California Bank, Los Angeles,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Long Beach Unified Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
Sch.
Bond
bonds
$60,000 paving bonds.
50,000 school improvement
17, 1950.
$2,000,000 World War II bonus
bonds, series III issue dated Aug.
$35,000 in 1958, $37,000 in 1959,
15,1949.
Dist., Los
$38,000 in 1960, $39,000 in 1961,
Angeles County (P. O. Los
$14,900,000 bonds will be offered
Torrington, Conn.
^
$40,000 in 1962, $41,000 in 1963,
Angeles), Calif.
for sale on Sept.
Note Offering—Edwin J.
13, as follows:
Dowd, $42,000 in 1964, $44,000 in 1965,
Bond Sale
The $2,000,000
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
$7,125,000 elementary bonds.
bonds offered Aug. 16—v.
$45,000 in 1966, $46,000 in 1967,
170, p.
bids until 11 a.m.
5,480,000 high school bonds.
(DST) on Aug. $48,000 in
537—were awarded to R. H. Moul1968, f and $49,000 in
30 for the purchase of
2,295,000 college bonds."
$200,000 1969. If any of the bonds
ton & Co., of San
maturing
Francisco, and
tax anticipation notes. Dated
Sept. in 1960 to
These bonds were authorized at
Security-First National Bank of
1969, are sold to bear
1, 1949.
Due on April 21, 1950.
Los Angeles,
interest at a rate greater than
jointly, as 2y4s, at a the election held on Nov. 2, 1948.
Payable at the office of Brooks
price of 100.16, a basis of about
2.99% per annum, the bonds bear¬
Bank & Trust
Co., of Torrington.
Palm Springs, California
2.23%, as follows:
ing such greater rate shall 'be
Legality approved by Harry OsBond Sale
callable for redemption at the op¬
The $950,000 mu¬
$1,250,000 elementary school dis¬
sen, City Attorney.
tion of the Board of Public In¬
trict bonds.
Due on Aug. 1
nicipal improvement bonds offer¬
about 3.18%.
GEORGIA
Cordele, Ga.
Note Sale—The $1,660,000 17th
Sept. 1 from
to 1966 inclusive.
2%s.
Housing
Delaware
1967 and 1968.
Trust
price of 100.15.
a
$850,000 2y2s. Due
Co., for Wash¬
Sch.
re¬
cost
on a
21,000
100.167, a net interest
2:533%, as follows:
about
Bonds
Twin
Not
Sold—The
347—were
Falls
Bond
of
sold
as
received.
County Class
Dist. No. 412
Clerk
$200,000
July 30—
not
A Sch.
(P. O. Buhl), Ida.
Offering—L.
the
Board
E.of
Byrne,
Trustees,
Volume
receive*
will
Number 4831
170
bids
sealed
until
THE
8
P.M.
COMMERCIAL
Philo, III.
Bond
3%
water system bonds offered Aug.
15—v. 170, p. 640—were awarded
July 1, 1949. Denomination. $1,000.
to
shall
bonds
The
be
and
mature
$20,000
at
price
a
of *103.58,
payable on an annual amortiza¬
tion plan, the first amortized prin¬
basis of about 2.56%.
cipal payment maturing and being
to 1959 inclusive. The second
payable at the expiration of
est bidder
one
from the date of issue, and
the last amortized principal pay¬
ment, maturing and being payable
at the expiration of 10 years from
year
the date of
issue, and the various
annual maturities being as nearly
practicable in such amounts
as
as
1, 1949.
Co., at
Due
levy in accordance with Chapter
Idaho
at
Sessions
office.
the
Laws,
District
check
for
Due
Imp.
of
bonds,
payable to the
Treasurer, is required.
the
District
to
champ,
Township
receive
sealed
(CST)
Aug.
on
chase
of
school
29
$145,000
until
for
$80,000
School
$3,000
Chicago Housing Authority, III.
Note Sale—The $20,230,000 notes
offered Aug. 16—were awarded as
000
-
the
pur¬
Chicago, Na¬
interest, plus
a premium of $5.
Series notes pur¬
chased by the Harris Trust &
Savings Bank,
Chicago, at
525,000
132nd
0.78%
;
5,705,000
chased by the Chemical Bank
& Trust Co., New York, and
,
Associates, at 0.79% interest.
*47,000,000 132nd Series notes
purchased by the Chemical Bank
& Trust Co., New York, and
*
Associates, at 0.79% interest.
;
'
131st Series notes pur¬
chased by the La Salle Na¬
tional Bank, Chicago, at 0.74%
500,000
'
interest.
,
,
1,000,000 131st Series notes pur'
chased by the Sears Commu¬
nity State Bank, Chicago, at
0.79% interest, plus a pre-
.
/
mium of
.
$10.
3,000,000 131st Series notes
,
pur-
chased by the First National
■'*' Bank, Chicago, at 0.72% in¬
terest, plus a premium of $18.
;
;
,
Jan.
1
1951
to
on
Dated July 1,
pur¬
of
Chicago, and Raffens¬
Hughes & Co., of Indian¬
exceed
divided
and
1962
July
1
000
inclusive,
clusive.
1961
i,
to
name
;
Bank
&
Trust
0.75%
at
Dated Sept. 13, 1949.
and
132
notes
due
are
Co.,
interest.
Series 131
on
March
Bond
District, Illinois
$8,300,000 se¬
Sanitary
Sale—The
Fox, Reusch & Co., both of Cin¬
cinnati, Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., of Indianapolis, and Ravenscroft & Co., of Cedar Rapids,''as 4s,
at a price of par. Dated May 1,
1949. Due on May 1 from 1953 to
inclusive.
ed
a
170, p. 538 — were
syndicate composed
to
the
Indianapolis Bond
Corp.* of Indianapolis,
Share
of the Continental Illinois Nation¬
2Y>s, at
al
of
Bank
&
Trust
First Na¬
tional Bank. Northern Trust Co.,
Harris
Trust
&
Savings
Bank,
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
Co.*
the American National
and
Trust
2V4S, at
a
interest
Bank
Co., all of Chicago, as
price of 100.799, a net
cost
2.1757%.
to
The
maturity
bonds
are
of
dated
Sept. 1, 1949 and mature on Jan.
•1, 1969, and $7,905,000 are optional
as
follows:
$465,000 on Jan. 1
from
ond
.
1952
to
1968
inclusive. Sec¬
high bid of 100.262 for 2Yis
made by a syndicate, leading
was
members of which included
Glore,
Forgan
&
Co., Drexel
& Co.,
Stroud & Co., White, Weld & Co.,
and Harris, Hall & Co.
County Housing
Authority, III.
Note
Series
ivere
Sale—The
notes
$575,000
offered
awarded
to
the
Aug.
Goshen, Ind.
Offering—Clare F.Garber,
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
Bond
(CST) on
Aug. 29 for the purchase of $30,000 not to exceed 3%
station
building
of
interest fire
1949
$1,000. Due $3,000 on July 1, 1950,
and $3,000 on Jan. 1 and July 1
from 1951 to Jan. 1, 1955 inclusive.
Bidders to
name
the rate of inter¬
est, expressed in a multiple of V4
of 1%. The approving opinion of
Ross, McCord, Ice & } Miller, of
Indianapolis, will be furnished to
purchaser
at
the
16—
expense
of
City. A certified check for
payable to the City, is re¬
quired.
$500,
Greendale, Ind.
Bond
Klapper,
Offering
Town
—
Richard
A.
Clerk-Treasurer,
mium of $2.
will receive sealed bids until 6:30
Due
P.M.
on
(CST)
on
Aug.
29
ex¬
a
Ifoble Twp. (P. O. New Salem),
for
the
bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1949^ Denomination $900.
Due $900 on July
1, 1950, and
$900 on Jan. 1 and July 1 from
1951
to
Jan.
Bidders
to
1,
inclusive.
1960
the
name
of
rate
in¬
the
purchaser at the
expense
of
A certified check
for
$300, payable to the Town, is
re¬
quired.
Bond
Offering—Garrett
Township
etts,
sealed
(CST)
Trustee,
bids
Aug.
on
22
Rick-
will
until
for
2
the „pur-
chase of $91,000' not t(S* exceed
4% interest school building bonds
divided as follows:
$43,000 School Twp. bonds. Due
$1,000' on July, 1, 1951; $1,000 on Jan. 1, and July
1,
from 1952 to 1963 inclusive
-
and
000
;
$2,000
on
Jan. 1, and $1,1 from 1964 to
on
July
inclusive.
1969
Civil Twp. bonds. Due
$1,000 on July 1, 1951; $1,000
on
Jan. 1, and July 1 from
to
July
1958
Jan.
on
1
inclusive;
1
$2,-
and
from
$1,000 on
1959 to 1969
inclusive.
Dated
Aug. 15, 1949. Denomi¬
$1,000. Bidders to name
the rate of interest, expressed in
multiple of Vi of 1%. The
ap¬
proving opinion of Ross, McCord,
Ice
&
Miller,
of
Indianapolis,
furnished
be
for
each
issue
to
the
is required.
pur¬
$500
1
Owen Twp. (P. O. Rural Route 2,
Charleston), Ind.
Bond
Offering
Trey Beard,
will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Aug. 30 for the purchase of
$14,000 not to exceed 4% interest
Township
school
—
Trustee,
bonds, divided
as
follows:
$7,000 Sch. Twp. bonds. Due $500
Jan.
on
1
from
1951
to
1964
inclusive.
7,000 Civil Twp. bonds. Due $500
Jan.
on
1
from
1951
to
1964
of
interest, expressed in a
multiple of % of 1%. The approv¬
ing opinion of Ross, McCord. Ice
& Miller, of Indianapolis, will be
Schlampp, City Clerk, will receive
sealed and open bids until 10 a.m.
(CST) on Aug. 22 for the pur¬
chase
as
of the Townships. A cer¬
tified check for $500 for each issue
is required.
Richmond
Sanitary District, Ind.
$870,000 sew¬
age treatment plant addition, 1949
bonds offered Aug. 11—v. 170, p.
Bond
Sale—The
awarded
to the City
Fletcher Trust
Co., and the Indianapolis Bonds &
Share Corp. all of Indianapolis,
539
—
were
Securities
oifejed
640
p.
—were
a
2.48%.
Dated
of
$140,000 bonds,
divided
follows:
Aug.
1, 1949.
Due
Feb. 1 from 1950 to 1969 inclu¬
on
sive.
The
W.
was
second
E.
highest
Hutton
bidder
&
Co., and
Co.,
Fox,
Reusch & Co., jointly, for 2%s, at
a price of 100.88.
Bohmer-Reinhart
&.
Louisville
and
Jefferson
County,
Metropolitan Sewer Dist. (P. O.
Louisville), Ky.
Bond
Offering
District
receive
(CST)
A.
—
H.
West,
Secretary-Treasurer, will
sealed
bids
Aug.
on
until
30 for
11
the
a.m.
pur¬
chase of $4 million not to exceed
5% interest
bonds,
1,
$1,000. Due
revenue
sewer
series
1949
1949.
Deriomination
Sept.
bonds.
Dated
Sept.
1,
as follows:
$120,000 in
1953, $130,000 in 1954 to
1956, $140,000 in 1957 and 1958,
$150,000 in 1959 and 1960, $160,1951
to
in
000
1961
and 1962, $170,000 in
1964, $180,000 in 1965
and
1966, $190,000 in 1967 and
1968, $200,000 in 1969 and 1970,
$210,000 in 1971 and 1972, $220,000
1963
and
in 1973, and $230,000 in 1974, pro¬
vided, however, that bonds ma¬
turing in 1955 to 1974, shall be
subject to redemption by the Dis¬
trict
prior to maturity
in whole
from time to time in part in the
inverse order of their maturities
or
(less than all of a single maturity
by lot) on any in¬
to be selected
terest
payment date on or after
Sept. 1, 1954. Said bonds shall be
at
price per bond
principal amount
thereof,
plus
interest
accrued
thereon to the date of redemp¬
tion, plus a premium of 4% of the
principal amount thereof if called
for redemption on or before Sept.
1, 1956; 3V2% of the principal
to
a
the
thereof
amount
if
called
thereafter
demption
for
and
re¬
or
on
$100,000 street improvement ; before Sept. 1, 1958; 3% of the
bonds.
Due $25,000 on Nov. 1
principal amount thereof if called
from
1952
to
1955
inclusive.
40,000 sewer bonds. Due on Nov.
1, as follows: $7,000 in 1952;
$6,000 in 1953; $24,000 in 1954,
and $3,000
Dated
in 1955.
Sept.
1, 1949.
The ap¬
proving opinion of Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago, will be fur¬
nished by the City.
A certified
check for 2% of the bonds of each
for
redemption thereafter and on
Sept. 1, 1960; 2*/2% of
principal amount thereof if
called for redemption thereafter
and on or before Sept. 1, 1962; 2%
of the principal amount thereof
if called, for redemption
there¬
after and on or before Sept.
1,
1964;
iy2%
of :the
principal
before
or
the
thereof
amount
called
if
for
re¬
demption thereafter and on or
Sept. 1, 1966; 1% of the
Iowa (State of)
principal amount thereof if called
Bond Sale—The $8,750,000 serv¬
for redemption thereafter and on
ice compensation bonds offered at
or before Sept.
1, 1968; and xk%
public auction Aug. 17—v. 170, p.
if called' for redemption
there¬
443—were
awarded
to
Halsey,
after and prior to maturity. Bid¬
Stuart & Co., as %s, at a price of
ders to name the rate of interest,
100.02286, a basis of 0.74%. Dated
expressed in a multiple of % of
Dec. 2, 1948. Due on Dec. 1 from
1%.
The approving opinion of
1949 to 1953 inclusive. The second
Chapman & Cutler of Chicago,
highest bidder was Harris Trust &
will be furnished without cost to
Savings Bank. Chicago; Northern
the purchaser.
A certified check
Trust Co.,
Chicago; Continental
for $80,000, payable to the Dis¬
Illinois National Bank & Trust
issue, is required.
Co., Chicago; First National Bank,
Chcago;
Corp.,
Iowa-Des
Bank
tional
&
Moines
Trust
Co.,
ly, for 3/4s, at
a
Trimble County
Des
price of 100.022285.
Laurel Con. Sch. Dist., Ia.
Bond
trict, is required.
Na¬
Moines; Central National Bank &
Trust
Co., Des Moines; WhitePhillips Co., City National Bank &
Trust Co., Chicago; American Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., Chicago,
and Vieth, Duncan & Wood, joint¬
Bond
Aurelia
Aug.
and
of
a
to
Dist.
Bond
Indep.
Schl.
Aurelia), la.
Sale—The $35,000 build¬
(P.
2s, at a price of 100.21, a basis
of about 1.97%. Dated Oct. 1,1949.
as
school
bonds offered
170, p. 539—were
13—v.
the
The $30,000
to
Stein Bros.
&
Bond
Bankers
Boyce,
Co.,
both
Louisville, jointly, as 3V4S, at
price of par.
Dated July 10,
Due
1957
on
Jan.
10
from
1952
inclusive.
LOUISIANA
Jefferson
Sch.
Parish
Dists.
(P. O. Jennings), La.
O.
ing bonds offered Aug. 15—v. 170,
p. 539—were awarded to the First
Trust & Savings Bank, of Aurelia,
—
revenue
awarded
2s.
Con.
Sale
building
ing bonds offered Aug. 16—were
awarded to the White-Phillips Co.,
New
(P. O,
Bedford), Ky.
1949.
Sale—The $110,000 build¬
of Davenport, as
furnished to the purchaser at the
expense
O ffe fin g—Robert
Bond
inclusive.
Dated July 1, 1949. Denomina¬
tion $500.
Bidders to name the
rate
170,
v.
before
nation
a
bonds
revenue
—
Harrison, and
Weil, Roth & Irving Co., both
Cincinnati, jointly, as 2y2s, at
price of 100.09, a basis of about
equal
Burlington, la.
re¬
P.M
Sale—The $175,000 school
redeemable
IOWA
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1949. Denomination
will receive sealed
p.m. (CST) on Aug.
purchase Of $18,000 not
4V2% interest street im¬
the Town.
sealed bids until 2 P.M.
the
10th
York, and
0.80%, plus a pre¬
Dated Sept. 13, 1949.
March 17, 1950.
at
basis
2.47%, as follows:
$4,500 School Twp. bonds.
4,500 Civil Twp. bonds.
Chemical
Bank & Trust Co., New
Associates,
a
&
as
about
the
Madison
price of 100.14,
a
interest,
chaser. A certified check for
Aug.
Clerk,
until 2
1949
of
in¬
of
fied check for $2,000, payable to
the City, is required.
Will
Kokomo), Ind.
ries 14 construction bonds offered
18—v.
rate
terest, expressed in a multiple of
y8 of 1%. The approving opinion
of Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis, will be furnished to
169, p. 2466—were awarded
syndicate composed of the
Cincinnati Municipal Bond Corp.,
Bond Sale—The $9,000 building
bonds offered July 5 were award¬
awarded to
the
multiple of Vs of 1%.
approving opinion of Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis, will be furnished to the
purchaser without costs. A certi¬
a
<
bids
22 for the
48,000
Clay Twp. (P. O. R. R. 4,
Chicago
of
The
Carlisle, Ind.
17, 1950, and Series 133 notes are
11987
due on Dec. 20, 1949. /v
&
the rate
1952
Chicago,
Due
1
pressed in
in¬
,
Dated
Bond
building
Aug. 15
inclusive.
1957
name
provement
on
Jan.
Town
Sept. 1,
Denomination $1,000.
July 1, 1950, and $7,000
and July 1 from 1951
to Jan. 1, 1960 inclusive. Bidders
Twp. Sch. Twp. (P. O.
R^Ril^Sdmerville), Ind. *"
Bond Sale—The $33,500 school
building of 1949 bonds offered
July 21 — v. 170, p. 151—were
awarded to the Gibson County
Bank,** of Princeton, as 2s, at a
price of 100.10, a basis of about
1.98%. Dated May 1, 1949. Due
to
1,
Zionsville, Ind.
Offering — James Jones,
Bond
to exceed
1949 bonds.
on
Barton
1951
to
interest
3%
$7,000
1949. Denomina¬
from
exceed
1949.
000
tional
was
sewer
Jan. 1 and $2,-
ceive
1
to
not
to
'
June
(CST) on
Aug. 23 for the purchase of $140,-
8—v.
'
.
1,500,000 133rd Series notes pur¬
chased by the American Na¬
1.16%.
on
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
interest.
.
•
Bidders
1.
Bond Sale—The $170,000 water
works revenue bonds offered Aug.
133rd
15, 1949. Due
highest bidder
Series notes pur¬
chased by the Exchange Na¬
tional Bank, Chicago, at 0.72%
500,000
basis of about
a
price
a
Lafayette, Ind.
Offering — Curtis Hostetter, City Comptroller, will receive
as
Multiple of V4 of 1%. The ap¬
proving opinion of Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis, will be furnished to the
purchaser at the expense- of the
Townships.
Jan.
Jan.
to
payable to the Board of County
Commissioners, is required.
tion $1,000. Bidders td name th^
rate; of interest,* expressed in a
on
1951
pur¬
the
KENTUCKY
Fort Thomas, Ky.
the
Glore,
100.42,
iy4s, at
as
51
awarded to Breed &
price of 100.28.
Forgan & Co., for 1.20s, at a price
of 100.01, a basis of about 1.19%.
July 1, 1963.
65,000 Civil Twp. bonds. Due
$2,000-on July 1, 1950; $2,000 on Jan.
1
and July 1
from 1951 to 1965 inclusive,
and
$2,000 on Jan. T knd
$1,000 on July 1, 1966. /
interest.
131st Series notes
Savings
1 from 1953 to 1955 inclusive. The
000 oil:
Bank, Chicago, at 0.74%
&
Stranfor 3s,
second
Twp. bonds. Due
July 1, 1950; $3,-
$3,000
and
chased, by
on
oh
from
follows:
Trust
a
was
Vanderburgh County (P. O.
Evansville), Ind.
Bond Offering—Otto H. Meyer,
County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST)
on
Aug. 25 for the purchase of
$69,500 not to exceed 4% interest
remodeling and improvement 1949
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1949.
De¬
nomination $1,000, one for $500.
Due $4,500 on July 1, 1950, and
$5,000 on Jan. 1 and July 1 from
Bond
'
tional
Harris
Dated Aug.
will
1
to
not
bonds,
City, Ind.
$525,000 school
at
highest bidder
P.M.
Trustee,
bids
of
-
Beau-
E.
is
J-
offered Aug.
442—were awarded
p.
apolis, jointly,
Township (P. O.
Sheridan), Ind.
Offering—Fred
--y
second
terest, expressed in a multiple of
V\ of 1%. The approving opinion
of Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis, will be furnished to
the purchaser without cost. A cer¬
tified check for 3% of the bonds,
follows:
$500,000 132nd Series notes
the
Bank,
Adams
1
for
Town,
.
to
1948 bonds
170,
perger,
3V2%
ILLINOIS
of
15—v.
3, 1950.
INDIANA
Bond
check
the
to
of
of
of
expense
certified
y4
Hammond School
#
pay¬
A
the
Bond Sale—The
Treasurer's
5%
Town.
a
at
$1,000, payable
required.
interest, plus a
Dated Sept. 13,
March
on
1937.
approving opinion of
Pershing, Bosworth, Dick & Daw¬
son, of Denver, will be furnished
to the purchaser without cost. A
purcnaser
the
Sale—The
at 0.80%
premium of $7.
The
certified
the
Co., of New York, and Asso¬
1949.
65.
high¬
awarded to the Chemical Bank &
Trust
the rate of inter¬
name
multiple of
of 1%. The approving opinion
Ross, McCord,- Ice & Miller,
Indianapolis, will be furnished
Authority, III.
'
$2,039,000 22nd
Series notes offered Aug. 16 were
Note
ahan, Harris & Co., Inc.,
1, 1960 inclusive.
est, expressed in
BarcuSj Kindred &
was
2%s, at a price of
basis of about 2.62%.
as
a
Dated Aug. 15, 1949.
Due on Jan.
1 from 1951 to 1970 inclusive. The
Bidders to
1950
from
jointly,
101.30,
from 1951 to Jan.
a
price of 101.88.
a
ciates,
able
1
poorbonds.
(735)
May 1, 1949. Denomination
$1,000. Due $5,000 on July 1, 1950,
and $5,000 on Jan. 1 and
July 1
Dated July
Dec.
on
CHRONICLE
Dated
St. Clair County Housing
will, together with accruing inter¬
est, be paid by^an annual tax
Principal and interest (J-J)
3% interest swimming
White-Phillips Co., of Da¬
venport,
FINANCIAL
purchase of $100,000 not to exceed
Sale—The
(EST) on Aug. 26 for the
purchase of $60,000 not to exceed
2i/2% interest school bonds. Dated
the
&
Bond
offered
were
Sale—The
$550,000 bonds
Aug,
170, p. 251—
syndicate com¬
16—v.
awarded to
a
posed of White, Hattier & Sanford; Equitable Securities Corp.;"
Newman, Brown & Co., all of New
Orleans; Barrow, Leary & Co., of
Shreveport; Scharff & Jones; Weil
der
was
Iowa-Des
Moines Na¬ & Arnold; Nusloch, Baudean &
tional
Bank
&
Trust
Co., Des Smith; Weil & Co.; Glas & Co.;
Moines, for 2s, at a price of Howard, Labouisse, Friedrichs &
100.17.
Co., and G. Price Crane, all of
Due
on
Oct.
inclusive.
1
from
1957
to
1961
The second highest bid¬
•
THE
52
(736)
New
Orleans, at
$300,000
Sch.
$46,000
.
Dist.
3s,
No.
8
bonds:
second highest bidder
The
was
I
as
due
on
inclusive.
250,ouo
Sch.
Dist.
No.
5
Sale—Tne
Note
bonds:
$238,000
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
Boston, Massachusetts
Rapides Bank & Trust Co., Alex¬
andria, for $50,000, as 3s, at a
price of 100.22, and J. G. Hickman
000
offered
notes
awarded
to
18
Aug.
was
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc., New York, at 0.90% interest,
a
premium of $101.
Only
other bid of 1.05% was made by
the
First
and
Boston. Corp.
Chemical
Bank
from
3s,
as
1950
to
due
Secretary
ex¬
Series
provement,
bonds.
registered
F
coupon
Dated
1949.
Denomination $1,600.
Sept.
1,
1,
Due
vided
$155;000 in
1953, $163,000 in
1955, $172,000 in
1957, $180,000 in
195.9, $189,000 in
1961, $199,000 in
1952, $160,000 in
1954, $168,000 in
1956, $176,000 in
1958, $185,000 in
Parish
Additional
School
as
$1,800,000
Calvin
bonds.
Due
$2,000
Sch,
Bank
Trust
&
New
York,
at
0.79%
Sept.
13, 1949.
March 17, 1950.
./,
Dist.
July 1,
from 1951
on
as
inclusive, and $3,000 in
and
Co.,
1964.
on
Sale
—
—
terest
after upon payment of the
par
value thereof and accrued interest
the
to
date
fixed
(J-J) payable at the office
Parish
School
Board
highest bidder
was Merchants Na¬
tional Bank, of Boston, at 1.04%.
the
of
Treasurer, or at ; a bank to be
specified by the purchaser.
The
approving opinion of Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago, will be fur¬
nished by the Parish School
for redemption
ders
of
to
bonds, plus
a
premium of
Sale
the
name
of
rate
(M-S)
payable
Bridgeton, Maine
the
at
Bond
State Treasurer's office, or at the
fiscal agency of the State in New
York
City,
school
at
The
the purchaser without cost. A
tified
check
for
2%
of
cer¬
the
par
value of the bonds, payable to the
Board, is required.
New
Orleans
Montague Housing Authority,
notes
were
awarded
Bank
&
Authority,
Note
,
the
Offering—A Lyle Cole¬
Chairman, will receive seal¬
until
A.M.
11
(EST) on
Aug. 25 for the purchase of $287,000 2nd Series notes. Dated Sept.
6, 1949. Due on Aug. 15, 1950.
Principal and interest payable at
the Second National Bank of Bos¬
ton.
The
sey
Associates, at 0.79% interest.
Dated
Sept.
13,
1949.
Due
on
March 17, 1950.
v
Opelousas, La.
t.;..'
.
Bond Sale—The
i
Co.
$600,000 water
City,
at
Note Sale—The $240.0001st series
notes offered
Aug. 4
awarded
to the National Shawmut Bank, of
Boston, at 0.79% interest, plus a
premium of $2.50.
The second
highest bidder was Second Na¬
were
awarded to
as
2%s.
113,000
;
as
from
2%s.
1955 to
Due
on
Note
Sale—The
on
Dated Sept. 1, 1949.
highest
Brown
&
Smith;
Dated
1
Bros.
&
Hutzler, and Second Na¬
tional
Bank, Boston, jointly, at
0.82% interest, plus a premium of
The second
was
Newman, $20.
Co.; Nusloch, Baudean
Weil
&
-
company
10,000 Ruby-Wise Sch. Dist. No.
.
56
„
bonds,
as
3s, at
100.55.
a
price of
purchaser
proposal.
designated
Legality
approved
Morgan
Trust
Bros.
&
Co.,
Co.
&
of $8.
National
Marblehead
Bank,
of
interest,
Housing
Sept.
1,
1949.
Sept.
1 from
1950 to
interest school
bonds.
to
as
build¬
Dated
Aug. 1,
$1,000. Due
Denomination
April 1,
follows: $4,000 in 1950
1955,
$5,000 in 1956 to 1963,
$6,000 in 1964.
The bonds
be redeemed at the option
and
may
of the District in inverse numeri¬
cal order
date
on
on
interest payment
any
after April
or
1, 1957, at
and accrued interest to the
date fixed for redemption, plus a
par
deemed
bond
for
each bond so re¬
follows: $20 on each
as
called for redemption
prior
April 1, 1959, $15 on each bond
called for redemption on or after
April 1, 1959, but prior to April 1,
1961, $5 on each bond called for
redemption on or after April 1,
1961, but prior to April 1, 1963.
premium shall be paid oh
No
bonds called for redemption on or
after
April
the
name
1,
1963.
Bidders to
interest, ex¬
multiple of *4 of
rate
of
pressed in a
1%. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
to be designated by the pur¬
The approving opinion of
purchaser's attorney will be
pany
chaser.
the
furnished
at the expense of the
purchaser. A certified check for
$1,000, payable to the District
plus
a
-
Note Sale—The $195,000 Second
offered Aug.. 4r—v.
Series, notes
178,
p.
Principal
and
interest
payable at the National Shawmut
Shawmut Bank, of Bos¬
ton, at 0.79% interest. Dated Aug.
15, 1948. Due on April 14, 1950.
by
&
Michigan
Note
of
1.38%,
100.89, a basis
as follows:
$285,000
Sept.
school
Boyce,
will receive
(EST) on
Aug. 22 for the purchase of $63,-
County
about
000
not
on
1968
to
inclusive.
85,000
paving
bonds.
Sept. 1 from 1950
Due
to
on
1954
inclusive.
,
.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1949. The sec¬
ond highest bidder was Bankers
Trust
at
a
Co., New York,
price of 100.47.
for
to
exceed
notes, divided
$33,000
tax
on
u.
-
anticipation
Dated Sept,
»
notes.
1949! Due
„
Feb.
interest
anticipation
tax
Dated Aug. 15,
Feb. 1, 1950.
30,000
4%
follows:
as
r
notes*
15, 1949. Due
on
1, 1950.
Principal and interest payable
at
the
The
County Treasurer's office.
approving
opinion
of
some
market
attorney,
shall be
nished and paid for by the
chaser.
of
A
the
certified
County
check for 2%
payable
notes,
fur¬
pur¬
the
to
Treasurer, is required,
Au Gres,
Bond
v.
Michigan
Offering—Lincoln
Ennis,
receive sealed Y
bids until 8 P.M. (EST) on Aug.
30 for the purchase of $40,000 not
City
to
Clerk,
exceed
works
will
4%
interest
revenue
Dated
March
water
bonds.
Denomina¬
coupon
1,
1949.
tion $1,000. Due Jan. 1, as follows:
in
$1,000
1961
to
1953
1967,
1973.
1960, $2,000 in
$3,000 in 1968
to
and
Bonds
maturing in 1967
1973, shall be subject to re¬
demption at the option of the
City in inverse numerical order
on Jan.
1, 1957, or on any inter¬
est
payment date thereafter at
par and accrued interest plus pre-*
t6
Due
1950
Treasury,
sealed bids until 2 P.M.
to
bonds.
from
1
of
Offering—James
IVzS,
-
Stoneham Housing Authority,
Massachusetts
Note Sale
The $100,000 1st
—
mium
as
follows: As to each bond
called for
to Jan.
redemption
on
or
1, 1962, $25.00. As to each
redemption there-*
after, but on or prior to Jan. 1)
1967, $15.00. No premium shall be
paid on bonds called for redemp*
tion
after' Jan.
1,
1967.
Bidders
to
Safe
awarded to the National Shawmut
pressed in a multiple of Y4 of 1%*.
Bank, of Boston, at 0.81%;
The
highest bidder was Bank¬
The
at
0.81% interest.
second
Medford, Mass.
♦
Bond
Offering—Ralph W. Wat¬
will receive
sealed bids until 11 A.M.
(DST)
son,
City Treasurer,
ers
Trust
Co.,
Morgan & Co.
National Bank,
New
J.
York,
Inc.
and
P.
Second
Boston, jointly, at
0.86%.
.
.
r
t.
"}
■*
«
bond called for
Series notes offered Aug. 4 were
highest bidder, Boston
Deposit & Trust Co., Boston,
*
prior
The second
as
-
price
443—were awarded to the
National
Allegan County (Pa O. Allegan)*
in¬
1959
clusive.
New
Authority,
Massachusetts
his
in
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
Salomon
York, at 0.84%
premium of $17.
*
•
on
"
■.
the
4%
coupon
Denomination $1,000. Due $15,000
about
'
.
dated
are
Boston.
der, Peabody & Co., and Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., jointly, as l^s,
at a price of
100.11, a basis of
P.
Bankers
Chase
'
of par.
Bonds
of
New
J.
Boston, jointly, at 0.84%, plus a
premium of $40. Dated Aug. 8,
1949. Due on Aug. 8, 1950. The
second
highest bidder was the
—
.
price of 101.30.
Bank
1.23%, Dated Sept. 1, 1949.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1950 to 1959
Housing Authority, Mass.
inclusive.
Note Sale—The
$2,475,000 Sec¬
ond Series notes offered Aug. 11—
Salem, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $370,000 bonds
v.
170, p. 539—were awarded to
J. P. Morgan & Co., Inc., Bank¬ offered Aug. 16—v. 170, p. 640—
were
awarded to Halsey, Stuart
ers
Trust
Co.,
Salomon
Bros.
& Co., and Harriman
& Hutzler, all of New
Ripley &
York, and
the
Second
National
Bank,
of Co., Inc., jointly, as IV2S, at a
Lamar &
«*■?
a
National
Lawrence
Aug. 22,
& Arnold; R. S. Attlehoro Housing Authority, Mass.
Co.; G. Price Crane;
Note Sale
The $100,000 1st
Kingston, and Schweick- Series notes offered
Aug. 11 were
ardt, Landry &»Co., jointly, for awarded to the
National Shawmut
$134,000 as 3%s; $113,000 as 2V2s,
Bank, of Boston, at 0.80% interest,
and $353,000 as
2%s, at a price of plus a premium of
$1.25.
The
100.004, a basis of about 2.77%.
second highest bidder was J. P.
Morgan & Co., Inc., Bankers Trust
Rapides Parish Sch. Dists (P. O.
Alexandria), La.
'< > Co., New York, Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler*,r- and
Second -National
Bend Sale—The
$60,000 bonds
Bank, Boston, jointly, at * 0.84%,
"offered Aug. 9—v.
170, p. 251—
plus a premium of $4,
were
awarded to the
Guaranty
Dated Aug. 22, .1949^ Due- on
JBank of Alexandria, as
follows:;;
Aug./22, 1950. Principal and in¬
$50,000 Big Island Sch. Dist. No. terest
payable at such, incorpo¬
50
bonds, as 2%s, at a price rated bank or trust
Hecht
First
mium
$1,450,000 Sec¬
Due on Aug. 22, 1950. The
highest bidder was J. P.
Morgan
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Bankers
Trust Co., of New
York, Salomon
bidder
&
The
Housing Authority, Mass.
was
York,
1949.,
Sept. 1
as 23/4S.
Due on Sept.
from 1958 to 1965 inclusive.
inclusive.
$100,000 library
coupon bonds offered Aug. 17—v.
170, p. 640—were awarded to Kid¬
Inc.,
second
1957 inclusive.
353,000
■
premium of $12.
Sept. 1
1954 inclusive.
Due
1965
Burr, for 2s, at
bidder
'
;
on Aug. 30
$70,000 not to
Treasurer, is required.
Hutzler,
and Second National Bank, Bos¬
ton, jointly, at 0.84%, plus a pre¬
Inc., and the Second National
Corp. and Scharff & Jones, of ond Series notes offered Aug. 11—
New Orleans,
jointly, at a price of v. 170, p. 539—were awarded to
100.007, a basis of about 2.71%, as the National Shawmut Bank, of
follows:
Boston, at 0.80% interest, plus a
from 1951 to
to
highest
ties
$134,000
1950
Note Sale—The $445,000 1st Se¬
Trust
jointly.
(EST)
—
0.75%.
Haverhill
Arlington Housing Authority, Mass.
170,
p.
443—were
the Equitable Securi¬
P.M.
to
Housing Authority,
Massachusetts
0.78%
Bank of Boston,
16—v.
7
North Andover
second highest bidder was Coffin
&
and electric revenue bonds offered
Aug.
until
premium
$7..
from
Sale—The
Bessemer
Bond Offering—John
Adrianse,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion,
will
receive
sealed
bids
approving opinion of
Sullivan, Donovan & Heenehan,
of New York City, will be fur¬
nished by the Authority.
Co., of Jer¬ ries notes offered
Aug. 11—v. 170,
interest, plus p. 539—were awarded to the Na¬ Bank, of Boston.
Legality ap¬
a premium of $12. Dated
proved
by
Storey,
Aug. 29, tional Shawmut
Thorndike,
Bank, of Boston,
1949 and due on
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
July 18, 1950. at 0.84%, plus a
premium of $9.
Second high bid of 0.80%,
plus Dated
Aug. 22, 1949. Due on Aug.
Reading, Massr
$16, v/as made by J. P. Morgan &
22,
1950.
The
second
Bond Sale—The
Chemical
Trust Co., of New York,
Township School District
(P.O. 7641 Fase Street,
Ada), Michigan
1
1949.
Note
bids
V
on
$285,000 first
series
notes
offered
Aug.
18—
v.
170, p. 640—were awarded to
$3,181,000 31st
offered
Aug.* 16— the
to
awarded
Arneshury Housing Authority,
;
Sale—The
Series
and
^
was
Ada
No.
ing
Massachusetts
man,
Dated Jan.
Jan. 1 from 1950
on
MICHIGAN
exceed
Quincy, Mass.
Massachusetts
Housing
Louisiana
Note
;
,
bonds
of
issue of $70,000
Due
for the purchase of
Bond Sale—The $150,000 public
Grafton, Mass.
Note Sale—The $48,000 fire sta¬
Aug. 11 to Smith & Co., of Waterparking bonds offered Aug. 18—
ville, as 2s, at a price of 100.51, tion loan coupon notes offered v. 170, p. 640—were awarded to
a
basis
of
about
1.90 J %.
Due Aug. 17—v. 170, p. 640—were Lee Higginson Corp., and Blair &
$7,000 annually on Sept. 1 from awarded to Robert Hawkins & Co., Inc., jointly, as lVzS, at a
1950 to 1959 inclusive.
Co., of Boston, as l%s, at a price price of 101.26, a basis of about
of 100.41, a basis of about 1.69%.
1.262%.
Second
h i g h
bid
of
MASSACHUSETTS
Dated Sept. 1, 1949. Due on Sept. 1
101,128 for \VzS was made by
the option of the
approving opinion of
Wood, King & Dawson, of New
York City, will be furnished to
holder.
Sale—An
1, 1949.
inter¬
est, expressed in a multiple of Vi
of 1%. The approving opinion of
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston, will be fur¬
|,i
interest
basis of about 1.94%.
a
to 1979 inclusive.
in Boston. Bid¬
Boston,
Franklin
Note
16—v. 170, p. 640—
to Paine, Webber,
Curtis,
and
Robert
Hawkins & Co., both of Boston,
jointly, as 2s, at a price of 100.53,
&
1, 1949. Denomina¬
Housing Authority, Mass. tional Bank, Boston, 0.81%, plus
The $300,000 1st a premium of $1.
2% of the par value thereof. If
Series notes offered Aug. 11—v.
Norton, Mass.
Jess than all of the bonds of a
170, p. 539—were awarded to the
Note Sale—An issue of $20,single maturity are called for re¬
Board.
A certified check for 2% National Shawmut Bank, of Bos¬ 000 tax
anticipation notes was
demption, the bonds of such ma¬
of the amount of bonds bids for, ton, at 0.80% interest, plus a pre¬ awarded on
Aug. 15 to the Mer¬
turity shall be called for redemp¬
mium of $2.75.
Dated Aug. 22, chants National Bank of
payable
to
the- Parish
School
Boston,
tion in inverse numerical order.
1949.
Due on Aug. 22, 1950. The
at 0.68%
Treasurer, is required.
discount. Due Dec. 20,
Bidders to name the rate of in¬
second highest bidder was Chase
1949. The First National Bank of
terest, expressed in a multiple of
National
Bank, New York, at
MAINE
Mansfield, second high* bidder,
Vi or 1/10 of 1%.
Principal and
0.84%
interest, plus a premium named a rate of
of said
Aug.
awarded
were
Jackson
payable at the National Shawmut
ed
80,000 Dodson Sch. Dist. bonds. 640
were
awarded to R. W.
Due on July 1, as follows; $3,- Pressprich & Co., of New
York, as
000 in 1951; $4,000 from 1952 lj4s, at a
price of 100.26, a basis
600 in 1968.
The bonds maturing
to 1954 inclusive; $5,000 from of about 1.13%.
Dated Aug. 1,
Sept. 1, 1955, and thereafter shall
1955 to 1959 inclusive; $6,000
1949.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1950
l>e redeemable by the
State, at the
from 1960 to 1962 inclusive; to 1953 inclusive.
option
of
the
State
Board
of
$7,000 in 1963 and 1964, and
Note Sale—The $300,000 notes
liquidation of the State Debt, in
$8,000 in 1965.
offered Aug. 12 were awarded to
whole, or in.part in inverse order
Dated July 1, 1949. Denomina¬ the National Shawmut
of maturity on Sept. 1,
Bank, of.
1.954, or on
tion
$1,000. Principal
and
in¬ Boston, at 0.97%.
The second
any interest payment date there¬
t.->
Dated Sept.
Bank
$200,000 sewage
loan, Acts of 1948 bonds
1959.
of
.
inclusive,
offered
tion $1,000. Principal and interest
interest.
Due
1957
nished the purchaser.
same
Chelsea, Mass.
The $170,000 mu¬
nicipal relief loan, Act of 1949
bonds offered Aug. 16—v. 170, p.
Bond
to
1962
1963
on
to
$17,000 in 1958 and 1959.
surface drainage bonds.
Due on Sept. 1, as follows:
$18,000 from 1950 to 1957 in¬
clusive, and $17,000 in 1958
awarded to the Central
were
Dated
follows:
1960, $195,000 in
1962, $205,000 in 1963, $210,000 in
1964, $215,000 in 1965, $220,000 in
1966, $227,000 in 1967, and $232,-
date
Hanover
follows:
$30,000 New
Sale—The
95th Series notes offered
receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (CST) on Sept. 3
for the purchase of $110,000 not
to exceed 4% interest bonds, di¬
follows:
as
the
will
Board,
or
Sept.
of
1950
and
and
Bond Sale—The
treatment
bonds.
Due
on
follows: $18,000
178,000
on
interest institutional im¬
5%
from
1954
purchase of $3,251,000 not to
ceed
*
23
$178,000
street
Sept. 1, as
the
Co.,
Trust
&
offered Aug. 16—were awarded to
jointly.
Aug. 1
the Chemical Bank & Trust Co.,
Notes are dated Aug. 23, 1949.
inclusive, of New
York, and Associates, at Due on Dec.
and $213,000 as 3Y4S, due on
15, 1949.
0.82%, as follows:
Aug. 1 from 1955 to 1974 inBoston
Housing Authority, Mass.
$142,000 15th Series notes.
<v
elusive.
Note Sale—The $7,114,000 95th
96,000 16th Series notes.
Dated Aug. 1, 1949.
Series
notes
offered
Aug. 16—
Dated
Sept. 13, 1949.
Due on were awarded to the Chemical
Louisiana (State of)
Nov. 15, 1950.
Bank & Trust Co., of New York,
Bond Offering:—L. B. Baynard,
Winn Parish Sch. Dists (P. O.
and Associates, at 0.79% interest.
Secretary of the Board of Liquida¬
Dated
Sept.
13,
1949.
Due on
Winnfield), La.
tion, will receive sealed bids until
March 17, 1950.
11 a.m. (CST) on Sept. 14 for the
Bond Offering — R. L.
Terry,
$37,000
{
-
lows:
Taunton, Mass.
for the purchase of
bonds, divided as fol¬
Aug.
plus
notes
Monday, August 22, 1949
$356,000
on
Note Sale—The issue of $5,000,-
Aug. 1
from 1950 to 1954 inclusive, & Co., for $10,000 as 3J/4S, at a
and $254,000 as
3Y4S, due on price of 100.26.
Aug.
1
from
1955
to
1974 Shreveport Housing
Authority, La.
i?
•!
.*
a price of 100.06,
3.23%, as follows:
basis of about
a
COMMERCIAL
name
the
rate
of
interest,
ex-*
approving opinion..of Miller,
Canfield, ■- Paddock :& Stone, of
Detroit, will be furnished by the
District
A
certified; check for
$1,000, payable to the City Treas¬
urer, is required.
.
*
Volume 170
Number 4831
THE
Benton
Harbor, Mich.
Offerings-Earl L. Tidey,
Bond
,
Clerk,
MINNESOTA
Le
receive sealed
bids until 8 P.M. (EST) on Sept.
12 for the purchase of $235,000 not
City
"
will
4%
to exceed
sessment
interest special as¬
bonds.
coupon
Dated
July 1, 1949. Denomination $1,000.
Due on July 1, as follows: $23,000 in 1950 and
1951; $24,000 from
inclusive, and $21,000
1952 to 1958
in 1959. Bidders to
of
the rate
name
interest, expressed in
multi¬
a
y4 of 1%. Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at the City
ple
of
office
Treasurer's
at
or
bank
a
trust
company to be agreed
by the City Commission and
the purchaser. The approving
or
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Sueur
Co.,
County, Cleveland Con.
Sch. Dist. No. 2 (P. O. Cleve¬
Aug.
16—v.
awarded
Co.,
of
ates,
a
to
170,
the
1949.
Due
1952
to
ond
highest
1971
Aug.
on
bidder
from
1
inclusive.
The
sec¬
North¬
was
western National
Bank, Minneap¬
Associates, for 2s, at a
olis, and
price of 100.10.
to
p.m.
out
A
check
for
$4,000, payable to the City Treas¬
urer, is required.
Egleston Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 2
(P. O. Hall Road, R. No. 4,
Muskegon), Mich.
Bond
bee,
Offering—Martin
Director,
bids
ed
will
until
receive
€00
not
school
the
to
exceed
bonds.
coupon
bonds
(These
which
for
received
were
interest
4%
bids
no
15.)
Aug.
on
are
Offering
•Beckwith,
ceive
(EST)
chase
Clerk,
bids
Aug.
on
of
quent
22
for
Jan.
1,
interest
Aug.
the
pur¬
anticipation
1949.
Due
Principal
1,
1950.
payable
National
re¬
P.M.
8
and
the Hastings
Hastings.
The
at
Bank,
approving opinion of
some
mar¬
ket
attorney, shall be furnished
by the purchaser at his own ex¬
certified check
A
pense.
for 2%
of the
notes, payable to the City,
is required.
Ironwood,
Bonds
not
Not
to
exceed
utility
bonds
Mich.
Sold
$60,000
interest
3%
mortgage
offered
The
—
Aug.
8—v.
gas
" 1949
revenue
170,
p.
348—were not sold.
years
1961
callable
Sch.
Park
ticipation notes offered Aug. 11—
170, p. 540—were awarded to
v.
Ecorse-Lincoln
the
1.90%
at
,1949.
interest.
Due
Nov.
on
Park
Dated
1
in
Bank,
Aug.
1950
5,
and
1951.
bonds
offered
awarded
the
to
Aug.
will
receive
sealed
Note
Chemical
State
170,
ed
Stranahan,
to
p.
540—were
award¬
Harris & Co.,
Inc., of Toledo, at 1M>% inter¬
est,
plus
a
premium of $104.
Dated Aug. I, 1949. Due on Jan.
15, 1951. The second highest bid¬
* was
Community
National
der
Pontiac,
Bank,
Van Buren
at 2%
interest.
Township, Township
West
School District (P. O. SOI
Columbia Ave., Belleville),
•
,
,
Bonds Not
not
to
Sold
exceed
3%
—
8
Spring Hill (P. O. Route
Regal), Minn.
1,
Offering
Town
—
a
on a
issued
be
bid reflecting
furnished without cost to the pur¬
A certified check for $500,
chaser.
payable to the Town Treasurer, is
required.
the
(P. O. Route 2, Dowagiac),
Michigan
Bond Sale—The $20,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 15—v. 170,
p. 641 — were awarded to the
Channer Securities Co., of Chi¬
Dated Aug. 15, 1949. Due on
1 from 1950 to 1956 in¬
clusive.
time
sec¬
Board.
sold
are
issue
single
into several
at
bond
bonds
of
may
or
the
as
determine
sale,
both
principal and interest to be
pay¬
able
in
semi-annual
installments
period of 20
a
date
of
issue.
If
from
years
serial
bonds
issued and sold they will be in
are
the
amount
of $1,250 each; the
$1,250 will be payable on
of
sum
1,
the
on
after
zation
able
1950, and a like amount
day each year there¬
same
until
or
in
all
of
such
bonds
are
serial, will be redeem¬
full
on any
interest pay¬
ment date from and after 10
years
from the date of issue. A certified
Certificate
street
Sale
—
The
Aug.
8—v.
awarded
Were
Willmar,
the
to
Bank
First
the
and
of
Security
National Bank, of Willmar, jointly,
2s, at a price of
Aug. 15, 1949.
Due
as
Dated
Aug. 15
par.
on
1953 inclusive.
MISSISSIPPI
Alcorn
County, Chambers Creek
Drain Dist.
(P. O. Corinth)
awarded
were
of
bonds
Corinth, at
a
$12,000
6%
offered Aug. 13
to I; E. Johnson,
price of par.
Meridian Housing
Authority, Miss.
$329,000 11th
Series notes offered Aug. 16 were
Sale—The
Note
awarded to the Chemical Bank &
Trust
Co., of New York, and As¬
sociates, at 0.82% interest, plus a
premium of $3. Dated Sept. 13,
1949.
Due
on
Nov. 15, 1950.
offered
Aug.
Dated
Sept. 13,
March 17, 1950.
1949.
Due
on
Springfield School District, Mo.
Bond
Sale
The $1 million
1%% school bonds offered Aug.
170,
p.
444—were awarded
to the Mercantile-Commerce Bank
&
Trust
Harriman
jointly, at
of
about
1949. Due
1964
est
Co.,
of
St.
Louis, and
Ripley & Co., Inc.,
a price of 103.93, a basis
1.27%. Dated Aug.
1,
on Aug. 1 from 1951 to
inclusive.
bidder
Burr, pf Boston, as 1.40s, at a
price of 100.28, a basis of about
1.345%. Dated July 1, 1949 and
due $10,000 on July 1 from 1950 to
1959 inclusive. Second high bid
100.736 for
of
was
The
J.
second
P.
high¬
Morgan &
iy2s
made
was
by
Lavallette, New Jersey
Bond
Offering
Homer,
Borough
sealed
ceive
(DST)
bids
Gordon
—
Clerk, will
until
D.
re¬
P.M.
7:30
170, p. 445—
syndicate com¬
multiple of Va or 1/20 of 1%.
approving opinion o? Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
chell of New York City, will t>e
furnished to the purchaser with¬
a
York, Trust Co. of Georgia, of
Atlanta, American National Bank
&
Trust
Co., of
Chicago, and
G. C. Haas & Co., of New York,
as
1.60s, at a price of 100.57, a
basis of about 1.51%. Dated Sept.
1, 1949. Due on Sept. 1 from 1950
1969 inclusive.
Sept. 2 for the purchase
on
$11,000 not to exceed 6% inter¬
fire
engine 1949
registered
bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1949. De¬
nomination $1,000. Due on Aug. 1,
as follows: $3,000 in 1950, and $2,from
000
1951
to.
1954
Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Deer Lodge), Mont.
pay¬
able at the First National Bank of
Toms River. Bidders to name the
of
rate
interest, expressed in a
multiple of 1/8 or 1/20 of 1%. The
approving opinion of Percy Camp,
of Toms River, will be furnished
the
to
purchaser. A certified
$220,/ payable to the
for
New
Social
Jersey (State of)
Study Issue d—
Debt
Ira
HauptV & " Co.,
the
New
York
members
Book
—
Frank
Shaw,
their
for
New
The
Bonds.
Statistical
Jersey
twenty
booklet
contains
revised
debt
an
-
of
6%
bonds. Dated July 1, 1949. Amor¬
tization bonds will be the first
Municipal
statements
of
ap¬
proximately three hundred New
Jersey municipalities with popu¬
lation figures, tax rates, tax col¬
lections 1945 through
1948, and
amount
of
foreclosed
prop¬
erty held by the individual mu¬
nicipalities
as
December
of
31,
1948.
Jr.,
N. J.
Offering—Harry J. Graff,
District
Clerk,
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
receive
(DST) on
choice and serial bonds the second
Aug. 25 for the purchase of $210,000
not to exceed
6% interest
choice
school coupon or registered bonds.
the
of
eral
bonds
tees
may
School
bonds
are
Board.
sold
If
and
be put into one
divided into sev¬
may
or
as
the Board of Trus¬
determine
upon at the
sale, both principal and
to be payable in semi¬
annual installments during a pe¬
riod of 20 years from the date
time
of
interest
of
issue.
If
serial
bonds
are
is¬
sued and sold
they will be in the
amount of $1,000 each; the sum
of $15,000 will become payable on
July 1, 1950, and the sum of $14,000
will become
re¬
1
•
236,000 not to exceed 6% interest
school bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1949.
Denomination $1,000. Due on Aug.
1, as follows: $60,000 from 1951 to
1970
inclusive, and
$36,000 in
1971: Principal and interest (F-A)
payable on July
1, 1951; and the sum of $12,000
will become payable on the same
day each year thereafter until all
of
such
bonds
are
paid. The
bonds, whether amortization or
serial, will be redeemable in full
on
any
interest
payment date
from and after 10 years from the
Dated
Borough
will
Treasurer,
(DST) on Sept. 7 for the purchase
$155,000 not to exceed 6% in¬
of
registered bonds,
terest coupon or
divided
as
$60,000
follows:
1949 bonds. Due $3,-
sewer
000
Sept. 15 from 1950 in-
on
i;
elusive.
July 1, 1949. Denomination
1968 inclusive.
Dated
Sept.""! 5] 1949. Denomi¬
nation $1,000. Principal and inter¬
First
Bid¬
interest,
expressed in a multiple of %
or
1/20 of
1%. The approving
est
(M-S) payable at the
Bank, Sayreville.
National
ders to name the rate of
of
Caldwell, Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York
opinion
Trimble &
City, will be furnished to the pur¬
without cost. A certified
check
of the
for 2%
bonds, pay¬
Borough Treasurer, is
able to the
required.
^
n
Plainfield Sch.
South
V
Sale—The $300,000
Bond
bonds offered Aug. 16.—v.
541—were
N. J.
Dist,,
awarded to
B.
school
170, p.
J. Van
Ingen & Co., and Ira Haupt & Co.,
of
both
New
York,
jointly,
as
2V2S, at a price of 100.20, a ba$is
of about 2.47%.
Dated Aug. 1,
on Aug, 1 from 1951 to
inclusive. The second high¬
1949. Due
1965
bidder
est
was
* Boland,
Saffin &
Co., and MacBride, Miller & Co.,
jointly, for $299,000 as 2.60s, at a
price of 100.36.
r
3
Bond
bonds
p.
Wanaque, N. J.
$36,000 water
offered Aug. * 10—v. 170,
Sale —The
541—were awarded to the
National
13/4s,
as
Bank
at
a
basis of about 1.72%.
to
Dated Sept.
Due on Sept. 1 from
1, 1949.
First
Bloomingdaie,
price of 100.12, a
of
1950
1958 inclusive.
Due on July 1, as fol¬
lows: $15,000 from 1950 to 1955
Weehawken Township (P. O*
inclusive; $16,000 in 1956; $20,000
Weehawken), N. J.
;
*
from 1957 to 1961, and $4,000 in
Bond Offering—Leo P. Carroll,
1962. Principal and interest (J-J) Township Clerk, will receive
payable
at the First National sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on
Bank, Oradell. Bidders to name Sept. 1 for the purchase of $93,000
the rate of interest, expressed in not to exceed 6% interest coupon
a
multiple of Vs or 1/20 of 1%. or registered bonds, divided as
The approving opinion of Haw¬ follows:
$1,000.
kins, Delafield & Wood of New $44,000 fire apparatus bonds. Dues
York City, will be furnished to
on Sept. 15, as follows: $8,000,
the purchaser.
A certified check
in 1950, and $9,000 from 1951
for $4,200, payable to the Board
to 1954 inclusive.
of Education, is required.
49,000 sewer bonds. Due on Sept,
15, as follows: $2,000 from
North Brunswick Twp. (P. O.
1950
to
1960 inclusive, and
R. F. D. No.
.
14, New
Bond
Brunswick), N. J.
Offering—Russell D. Van
Sickle, Township Treasurer/ will
receive
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
(DST) on Sept. 6 for the purchase
date of issue. A certified check of $30,000 not to exceed 6% in¬
for $1,000, payable to the above i terest water coupon or registered
Clerk, is required.
I bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1949. De-
.
95,000 water 1949 bonds. Due $5;000 on Sept. 1 from 1950 to
New Milford Sch. Dist.,
of $245,000
interest school
purchase
exceed
to the Township, is
Passaic, N. J.
Offering — Anthony C.
Martini, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Aug. 30 for the purchase of $1,-
Hand
four
page
analysis of
Bond
to
tor
Stock
15
not
check
chaser
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 P.M. (CST) on Sept.
the
certified
Bond
inclusive.)
!
Principal and interest (F-A)
the
Powell County
for
A
cost.
out
2% of the par value of the bonds,
est
of
Co., both of New
Offering
name
The
of
tion
Bond
Bidders to
interest, expressed in
receive sealed bids until 7:30 P.M.
have
&
of
Weber,
NEW JERSEY
C. J.
Devine
the rate
payable at the Peoples Bank &
Trust
Co., Passaic.
Bidders to
name
the rate of interest, ex¬
Nashua, N. H.
Note Sale—The $200,000 notes pressed in a multiple of Va or 1/20
offered Aug. 16—v. 170, p. 641— of 1%.
The approving opinion of
were awarded to the
Second Na¬ Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
tional Bank, of Boston, at 0.84% New York City, will be furnished
discount.
Dated
Aug.
16, 1949. to the purchaser. A certified check
Due on Dec. 30, 1949. The second for $24,720, payable to the City,
highest bidder was Indian Head is required.
National Bank, Nashua, at 0.85%
Sayreville, New Jersey
discount.
Bond Offering — Joseph J.
Borough, is required.
15—v.
a
Bank of Millton.
Hawkins & Co.
Robert
posed of the Chase National Bank,
they
single bond
Louis
15—v.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Claremont, New Hampshire
Bond Sale—The $100,000 sewer
bonds offered Aug.
17—v. 170,
p. 641—were awarded to Coffin &
check
(State of)
awarded to
nomination $1,000. Due $3,000 on
Aug. 1 from 1950 to 1959 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable
at the
First National
payable
quired.
Exchange,
prepared the sixteenth edi¬
were
amortization
MISSOURI
St.
Commissioners.
Land
Bond Sale—The $5 million Uni¬
versity of Montana building bonds
Sale—The
Bond
of
July 1, 1949.
Montana
to
drainage
349—were awarded to the State
$37,000
certificates
170, p. 540—
improvement
offered
p.
Board
authorized at the elec¬
tion held of Aug. 2.
t
Bond Sale—The $15,800 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 10—v. 170,
Dated
Minn.
—
Wayne Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 4
entire
one
were
first
the
School
bonds
the
into
put
divided
the
:
The $750,000
net interest cost of about 2.17%.
April
amortization
and
be
bonds
the
of
issued
Dated Aug. 1, 1949. Due on Aug. 1
from 1950 to 1972 inclusive.
cago.
If
will
serial
choice
bonds
Norbert
,
Harbor,
ond
bonds
and
school bonds has been sold. These
Clerk,
Housing Authority, Mo.
bonds were not sold as no bids ': Note Sale—The $6,922,000 notes
were received.
••
offered Aug. 16 were awarded to
j
the Chemical Bank & Trust Co.,
Watervliet, Mich.
of New York, and Associates, at
Bond Sale—The $35,000 general
0.79% interest, as follows:
obligation bonds offered Aug. 16
$6,358,000 42nd Series notes.
-—v. 170, p. 641—were awarded to
564,000 43rd Series notes.
the
Berrien
Securities, Inc., of
Benton
tization
building
check for $2,500, payable to the
Wal¬
will receive Clerk, is required.
sealed bids until 9 a.m. (CST) on
Denton, Mont.
Sept. 1 for the purchase of $25,000
Bond Sale—The $65,000 water
road bonds.
Dated July 1, 1949.
supply bonds offered Aug. 12—
Denomination $1,000. Due on July
v.
170, p. 444—were awarded to
1, as follows:
$2,000 from 1952
the Farmers State Bank, of Derito
1962 inclusive, and $3,000 in
ton, as 2V2s, at a price of 100.15.
1963.
Principal and interest pay¬
Dated July 1, 1949.
The second
able at any suitable bank or trust
highest bidder was State Board of
company designated by the pur¬
Land and Investments, for 2V2s, at
chaser. Bidders to name the rate
a price of par/
u—
of interest, expressed in a multi¬
ple of y4 or l/10th of 1%. The
Flathead County School District
approving opinion of Faegre &
No. 50 (P. O. Route 1A,
Benson, of Minneapolis, will be
Kali spell), Mont.
Bond
dorf,
Page School District, Neb.
$15,000
Bonds Sold—An issue of
53
1, 1949. Amor¬
paid. The bonds, whether amorti¬
•
interest school
interest
6%
15, 1949.
Due on Sept. 15, as fol¬
lows: $4,000 in 1951 and 1952, and
$3,000 from 1953 to 1960 inclusive.
Michigan
,
until
Mississippi
tax
Aug.
offered
exceed
bonds. Dated June
June
2y2s.
as
to
(CST) on Aug. 29 for the
purchase
of
<$32,000
sanitary
sewer system bonds.
Dated Sept.
were
notes
bids
p.m.
Sch. Dist., Mich.
Sale — The
$225,000
10—v.
at
Falls, Minn.
Bond Offering—The City Clerk
Pontiac
anticipation
1954
school
15
Savings Bank, of Midland,
in
subse¬
Little
from 1950 to
Midland, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $14,000
for the purchase of $25,000 not
9
the
Mich.
Dist.,
Sale—The $36,000 tax an¬
Note
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 P.M. (MST) on Sept.
during
Will mar,
Lincoln
and
103.
C.
will
until
$25,000 tax
Dated
notes.
on
City
sealed
Franklin
—
bonds due in
inclusive;
electric system improvement and
refunding bonds.
Harlem), Mont.
Gwaltney,
upon
on
of
„
Bond Offering—R. J.
Board of Trustees may
Hastings, Mich.
Note
Harlem High
(P. O.
District
Feb. 1 from 1951 to 1967
seal¬
(EST) on
Aug." 25 for the purchase of $15,-
County,
Loup River Power Dist. (P. O.
Columbus), Neb.
Bond Offering —The District
will receive sealed bids until Sept.
14 for the purchase of $6,000,000
Aug. 31 for the
$20,000
fire
hall
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1949. Due on
Lara-
P.M.
8
(CST)
purchase
all
-
103.42.
School
choice
Lindstrom, Minn.
Offering—The City Clerk
Bond
Blaine
Minneapolis, and Associ¬
2s, at a price of 100.18,
as
basis of about 1.98%. Dated Aug.
1,
NEBRASKA
\
MONTANA
841—were
p.
furnished
purchaser with¬
price of
Allison-Williams
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
certified
&
ing and equipment bonds offered
opinion of Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit, will be
the
Harris, Hall & Co.,
Cross, and A. Ed¬
Sons & Co., jointly, at
&
Sale—The $100,000 build¬
upon
cost.
wards
a
land), Minn.
Bond
Inc.,
Roosevelt
(737)
$3,000 from 1961 to 1969
inch
Sept. 15, 1949. Denomin¬
ation $1,000. Principal and ihterest
Dated
(M-S)
at the Common¬
Union City/ Bid¬
the rate of interest,
payable
wealth Trust Co.,
ders to name
expressed in a multiple of 1/20
1%.
The approving opinion
of
of
54
(738)
THE
Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of New
$1,860,
A certified
payable
check
the
to
for
out
registered bonds.
1949.
cost.
Dated July 15,
Due on
A
July 15,
as follows: $1,000 in 1950,
$1,500 from 1951 to 1954 in¬
Principal
and
interest
(J-J) payable at the Rye National
Raton.
/
Bank, Rye.
of
rate
Sykes,
Bond
ceive
Village
sealed
(DST)
YORK
Clerk,
bids
Aug
on
will
until
23
& Galloway, of
City will be furnished
pressed in
of 1%.
of
pirn.
pur¬
interest,
multiple of lk
a
lins & Sons, of New
at
Due
Sept. 1 from 1950 to 1969
on
inclusive.
Liberty,
White Sulphur Springs
(P. O. Liberty),
certified check for
642—were
New
Kauneonga Lake Sewer
District (P. O. Kauneonga
Lake), N. Y.
Earl
—
Reins-
bids
sealed
(EST)
terest
sewer
until
2
construction
registered bonds. Dated
July 1, 1949. Denomination $1,000.
Due $1,000 on July 1 from 1950 to
coupon or
1976 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest
(J-J) payable at the Sulli¬
County National Bank, Lib¬
erty. Bidders to name the rate of
van
interest, expressed in
of y4 or 1/10 of 1%.
multiple
a
the purchaser without cost. A cer¬
tified check for $540, payable to
Town, is required.
Com.
School
District
No. 8 (P. O. Box 44, Miller Place),
New York
Bond Offering
Charles Ger-
—
meck, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 pin. (DST) on
Sept. 1 for the purchase of $96,000
not
to
building
exceed
5%
interest
or
registered
Sept. 1, 1949. De¬
nomination $1,000.
Due on Sept.
1, as follows: $8,000 in 1950 and
1951, and $10,000 from 1952 to
1959 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
bonds.
terest
of
coupon
Dated
(M-S) payable at the Bank
Northern
Jefferson.
rate
of
Brookhaven,
Bidders
interest,
to
Port
name
about 2.42%.
and
due
expressed
in
a
New York City, will be furnished
to the purchaser.
•
Carmel Water District No. 3 (P.O.
Mahopac), N. Y.
$3,000 from 1950 to 1959 inclusive,
$4,000 front 1960 to 1984 in¬
Little
Bond
will
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
Lyon,
receive
(DST)
on
Aug. 30 for the purchase of $50,-■
not
to
exceed
5%
clusive, and $3,000 from
1961
to
1970
inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at the Ma¬
hopac National Bank, Mahopac.
Bidders to name the rate of in¬
%
or
1/10 of 1%.
Heckler
York
the
of
&
$99,000
the Marine Trust
as
iy4s,
Co., of Buffalo,
price of 100.16, a
at
a
basis of about
1.22%. Dated Aug.
15, 1949, Due on Aug. 15 from
i950 to 1959 inclusive. The sec¬
ond
highest bidder was Herkimer
County Trust Co., Herkimer, for
iy4s, at a price of 100.11.
multiple of
The approving
a
Vandewater,
Galloway,
City
of
Sykes,
New
will be furnished
purchaser without cost.
to
A
certified check for $1 000, payable
to the Town, is required.
Harrison (P. O. Harrison), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Alfred F.
Sulla,
Jr., Town Supervisor, will receive
6ealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
ceive
(EST)
New
Note
York
Sale
—
divided
from
1950
The
of
New
Chase
as
registered bonds,
follows:
March 1, as follows: $3,000
1954.
1,
as
receive
1953
to
bids
until
noon
Aug. 24 for the pur¬
chase of $20,000 not to exceed 5%
interest
general
improvement
coupon or registered bonds. Dated
Sept. 1,1949. Denomination $1,000.
Due on Sept. 1, as follows:
$3,000
in
on
1950; $2,000 from 1951 to 1958
and $1,000 in. 1959.
Prin.
incl.
and int. payable at the
National
ders to
of
interest,
multiple of J/4 or
a
1/10 of 1%.
ler
the rate of
in
expressed
ion
Maybrook
Bid¬
Bank, Maybrook.
name
The approving opin¬
&
Vandewater, Sykes, Heck¬
Galloway, of New York
City, will be furnished at the pur¬
chasers.
A
v
certified
$400, payable
required.
to
check
the
for
Village,
is
ham Central
School District No.
2
(P. O. Rushville), N. Y.)
Bond Sale—The $36,000 school
1949 bonds offered Aug.
15—v.
170, p. 642—were awarded to E. H.
&
1.70s, at
a
about
1949.
1.65%.
Due
1951.
was
Sons, of New York, as
price of 100.29, a basis
The
Dated
June 30,
June 30 in 1950 and
on
second
highest bidder
Marine Trust Co., Buffalo, at
1.70s, at
a
price of 100.29.
Mt. Pleasant
,
Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 9 (P. O.
Pleasantville),
*
New York
Bond
District
26
for
not
to
2
the
p.m.
purchase
exceed
coupon or
July
15,
000.
Due
(EST)
5%
of
on
Aug.
$114,000
interest
school
registered bonds. Dated
1949.
on
Demonination $1,Jan. 15, as follows:
$7,000 in 1951 and 1952, and $10,000
from
Bidders
to
1953
to
name
1962
the
terest, expressed in
y4
a
inclusive.
rate
of
multiple of
1/10 of 1%.
Principal and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County Trust Co., Pleasantville.
The.
Mount
from 1954 to 1969 inclusive.
approving opinion of Vande¬
water, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City, will be
furnished to the purchaser with¬
Principal
74,000 sewer bonds. Due on Sept.
1, as follows: $4,000 in 1950,
and $5,000 from 1951 to 196*4
on
,
Sept.
$9,000 from
1,
1950
1956
clusive; and $10,000
in
in¬
and
$1,000
inclusive,
on
$36,000 2s, due
1 from 1957 to 1965
and
$500.
642—
p.
1 from 1950 to 1956
Dated Sept. 1, 1949. Denomina¬
tions
170,
the
and
1957
and 1958.
■
to
$50,000 street improvement bonds:
for $14,000 2y4s, due on March
follows:
as
to
16—v.
Equitable
Securities Corp., of Nashville, at
a price of
par, a net interest cosy
of about 2.03%, as follows:
83,000 street improvement bonds.
Due
Aug.
awarded
were
'
inclusive.
Airy, N. C. ':$55 000 bonds
Sale—The
offered
March
inclusiye;
5,000 municipal building bonds
as
2% s. * Due on March 1
Principal
interest
(M-S) payable at
Tarrytown National Bank & Trust
from
i
All
1952
to
the
of
1956
inclusive*
bonds
Sept. 1, 1949. *
/
,
dated
are
'
:
,
NORTH DAKOTA
of 1%. The approving opinion of
Buxton Sch. Dist., N. Dak.
Co.;
$2,795,000,
Bankers
Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of New
Bond Sale—The $11,000 school
Company; $2,320,000, Bank
York City, will be furnished to the
of the Manhattan
1949 bonds offered Aug. 10 were
Co.; $ ,280 000,
purchaser. A certified check for
awarded to the Bank
Irving Trust Company; $1,500,000,
of North
$4,080, payable to the Village
Corn Exchange Bank Trust
Dakota,
of
Co.;
Bismarck, as 21£s.
The
$1,315,000, The Nfew York Trust Treasurer, is required.
Trust
■
second
Company;
$1,275,000,
National
Bank
and
Trust
Co.; $775,000, Bank of New York
Avenue Bank; $605,000,
and Fifth
The Marine Midland Trust Com¬
pany
of
New
York;
$450,000,
Brooklyn Trust Company; $390,000, Commercial National Bank
and
Trust
the
OHIO
Hamilton
County (P. O.
Cincinnati), Ohio
awarded to the Marine Trust
Co.,
1.60s, at a price of
100.11, a basis of about 1.57%.
Dated June 1, 1949. Due on July
of
Buffalo,
1 from
as
Bond
$1,000,000
relief bonds of¬
15—v. 170, p. 446—
awarded
were
The
—
poor
fered-Aug.
highest bidder was J. G.
Co., Inc., and Sherwood
White
Sale
emergency
1950 to 1958 inclusive. The
second
highest bidder was
Bonding Co., for 2J/2s.
State
J.
to
A.
White
&
Co., of Cincinnati, as iy4s, at a
price of 100.1313, a basis of about
1.22%.
Dated Sept. 1, 1949.
Due
on Sept.
1 from 1951 to 1959 in¬
&
Co.;
$305,000, United & Co., jointly, for 1.60s, at a price
Company of New of 100.11.
York; $285,000, Sterling National
clusive.
The second highest bid¬
Bank and Trust
NORTH CAROLINA
Company; $255,der was Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler,
000, Empire Trust Company; $120,Reynolds & Co., G. C. Haas & Co.,
Burlington, N. C.
000, Title
Guaranty and Trust
Bond Offering—W. E. Easter- R. D. White & Co., and Wm. C.
Company; $100,000, Kings County
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬ Seufferle & Co., jointly, at a price
Trust Company, Brooklyn, N. Y.:
ernment Commission, will receive of 100.131 for iy4s.
$75,000,
Federation
Bank
and
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh,
Trust Company; $70,000, Fulton
Hicksville, Ohio
until 11 A.M. (EST) on Aug. 23
Trust
Bond Sale—The $10,000 water
Company of New York; for
the purchase of $500,000 not
main• "extension bonds offered
$65,000, The Amalgamated Bank to
exceed 6% interest water, Se¬
of New York.
Aug.
13—v.
170, p.
446—were
States
Trust
t
.
ries C coupon bonds. Dated Feb.
New York City
Note
HouQinq Authorjiyt
Sale—The
$2,286,000 24th
Issue notes offered Aug. 16—were
awarded
Bank
at
&
the
to
Central
Trust Co.,
0.79%
Hanover
of New York,
interest,
plus
a
pre¬
mium of $35. Dated Sept.
13, 1949.
Due on March 17, 1950.
Note
VII
Sale—The $1,250,000 issue
offered on Aug. 18—v.
notes
170,
p.
642—were awarded to the
Bessemer
Trust
Co., of Jersey
City, at 0.78% interest, plus a pre¬
mium of $30.
Dated Sept. 1, 1949
and due
on
Niagara,
March 1, 1950.
Belden
District (P. O.
Central
-
Water
2918
bonds offered Aug. 15—v.
170, p.
642—were awarded to the Manu¬
facturers and Traders Trust
Co.,
of
Buffalo, as 2y?s, at a price of
100.52, a basis of about 2.46%.
Dated Aug. 1, 1949. Due on
Aug. 1
from 1950 to 1989 inclusive.
Sale—The
offered Aug.
were
Trust
Co..
to
of New
170,
the
1949.
Due
on
rate
of
name
multiple of 14 of l%. The
ap¬
proving opinion of Mitchell &
Pershing, of New York City, will
be furnished the
purchaser. A cer¬
check for $10,000, payable
tified
unconditionally ; to
Treasurer, is required.
the
State
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed
bids
at
his
office
in
Ral¬
eigh, until 11 A.M. (EST)
on
Aug.
23
for
not
to
the
purchase
exceed
building
6%
of
$250,000
interest school
coupon
bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1949. Denomination $1,000.
Due
on
March 1,
as
follows: $4,000
in 1952 and 1953:
clusive. Principal and interest
(M-S) payable in New York City.
York, and
the
Dated Aug. 23,
Bidders
to
name
the
terest, expressed in
rate
of
in¬
multiple of
y4 of 1%. The aporoving opinion
of Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City, will
a
the
First
100.15,
Cleveland
iy2s,- at
as
basis
a
1.44%.
a
of
about;
1949. Due
Dated Sept. 1,
Sept. 1 from 1950 to 1954 in-;
elusive. The second highest bid¬
der was J. A. White &
Co., for
iy2s, at a price of 100.07.
on
■
'•
v':
r
cial
/y
Mansfield, Ohio
$144,850
Bond
Sale—The
assessment
Aug,
15—v.
awarded
bonds
170,
to
the
spe¬
offered
351—were
Richland
Trust
p.-
Co., of Mansfield, as iy2s, at a
price of 100.16, a basis of about'
1.44%.
Greenville School Disfrict, N. C.
Bond Offering—W. E. Easter-
642—
Aug. 23, 1950.
price of
a
Guaranty
d.
to
Corp., of Cleveland,
interest, expressed in
notes
Security Trust Co., of Rochester,
jointly, at 0.61% interest, plus a
premium of $3.47.
the
$6,000 from 1954
1956; $7,000 in 1957 and 1958,
and $10,000 from 1959 to 1979 in¬
$340,000
16—v.
awarded
to 1988 inclusive. Bidders to
to
Rochester, N. Y.
Note
awarded
1, 1948. Denomination $1,000. Due
on
Feb.. I. as follows: $4,000 in
1950 and 1951; $10,000 from 1952
to 1955 inclusive.; $8,000 in 1956
and 1957; $9,000 in 1958;
$17,000
in 1959; $15,000 from 1960 to 1983
inclusive, and $10,000 from 1984
Dated
on
Lockport
Road, Niagara Falls), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
$46,000 (1949)
in¬
or
inclusive.
Trust
Offering—Olga S. Olson,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
1961
Bond
Trust Company; $2,900,000, Chem¬ Company, Tarrytown. Bidders to
name
the rate of interest,
ex¬
ical Bank and Trust
Co.; $2,830,pressed in a multiple of % or 1/10
000, Central Hanover Bank and
New York
Middlesex, Potter, Italy and Gor-
from
Aug.
City. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt & Washburn,- of New York
inclusive, and $1,500
Public
sealed
(EST)
to
on Sept.
follows: $1,000 from 1950
Maybrook, N. Y.
Kathryn V.
Connelly, Village Treasurer, will
Aug. 1
inclusive.
dated
28,000 water bonds. Due
Webb
The First
(P. O. Old Forge), N. Y.
National Bank of The City of New
Bond Sale—The $22,150 general
York; .$1,135,000, J. P. Morgan & improvement 1949 bonds offered
Co., Incorporated; $1,015,000, The Aug. 12—v. 170, p. 446—were
—
1
and interest payable in New Yorlc
1950, and $4,000 from 1951
to
ivi;
National Bank of The
1961
are
Aug.
on
1958 inclusive.
on
1, 1949.
Denomination $1,000. Due on Aug.
1, as follows: $2,000 from 1950 to
1957
inclusive and $3,000 from
in¬
in
City j:':
$8,485,000,
City - of New York;
$5,105,000
Guaranty Trust Company of New
York;
$4,380,000, Manu acturers
to
Bonds
1958
National
York;
not to exceed 5%
Due
Due
p.m.
on
are
lows: ':''
'!v/»■■■•
1951.
iy2s.
2s.
a
1959
2
$19,000 fire apparatus bonds. Due
to
dated Aug 12, 1949
and mature as follows:
$20,000,000
payable Oct. 14, 1949 and $30,000,000 payable Oct.
21, 1949.
The
notes, bear an interest rate of
iy4%. The allotment is as fol¬
Bank
9,000
bonds.
City, N. Y.
City Comptroller,
The
until
and
as
from 1952 and
Aug. 29 for the purchase
terest coupon or
Lazarus Joseph has awarded $50,000,000 of tax anticipation notes to
26 banks
and
trust companies.
$9,170,000,
on
of $204,000
1
bids
sealed
Offering
Bond
Dated Aug. 1, 1949. Denomination
$1,000.
Due on Feb. 1, as fol¬
lows: $2,000 from 1951 to 1960 in¬
opinion
Sale—The
Y.
interest
water coupon or registered bonds.
terest, expressed in
Falls, N.
incin¬
erator 1949 bonds offered Aug. 17
—v. 170, p. 642—were awarded to
of
Bond Offering—Arson H.
000
on
and
Rollins
Supervisor,
Dated July 1, 1949
Jan. 1, as follows;
1
A
1950
15,000
Tarrytown, New York
Bond Offering — Catherine P.
McCaul, Village Clerk, will re¬
1958 inclusive. Dated Sept. 1,1949.
the
multiple of % or 1/10 of 1%. The
approving opinion of Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Town
Roosevelt
to
The approv¬
ing opinion of Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway,
of
New
York City, will be furnished to
Brookhaven
awarded
p.
re¬
Aug. 31 for the purchase
of $27,000 not to exceed 5% in¬
system
Aug. 18—v. 170,
Cross, of New York, as 2Vz$,
a price of
101.09, a basis of
p.m.
on
the
&
York
Sale—The $130,000 water
clusive.
hagen, Town Supervisor, will
ceive
Bond
at
Bethel,
inclusive.
Series
March
on
Series
March
on
The notes
Water District
bonds offered
Offering
York, as l%s,
Due
price
a
Due
Lenior, N. C,v
Bond Sale—The $28,000 water
ing 1949 bonds offered Aug. 18—
and sewer bonds offered Aug. 9
v. 170, p. 642—were awarded to J.
G. White & Co., Inc., and Sher¬ were awarded to R. S. Dickson
wood & Co., both of New York, as & Co., of Charlotte, at a price of
2s, at a price of 100.58, a basis of par, a basis of about 1.88%, as
'■
about 1.95%. Dated Sept. 1, 1949. follows:
}
Due on Sept. 1 from 1950 to 1978 $4,000 as 6s. Due on
Aug. 1 in
National
acquisition,
bonds.
400,000 road,
of 100.18, a basis of
about 1.73%.
Dated Sept. 1, 1949.
1/10
quired.
Franklin
cer¬
York
Sale—The $600,000 build¬ ["■'J'V
Bond
$2,325,000
from 1950 to 1969 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $285,000 school
Delaiield & Wood, of
York"City, will be furnished
to the purchaser without cost.
A
Bond
A
bonds offered Aug. 11—v. 170, p.
541—were awarded to E. H. Rol¬
Hawkins,
to
York,
925,000 land
1
(P. O. 478 Helendale
Road, Irondequoit), N. Y.
The apDroving opinion of
$360,000, pay¬
the Village Clerk, is re¬
The
—
purchaser. A
conditionally to the State Treas¬
urer, is required.
St. Johnsville),
New
March 1 from 1950 to 1969
on
ex¬
or
New
Village, is required.
No.
New
able
$140, payable
heim Central School District
No. 2 (P. O.
Sale
be furnished the
tified check for $5,000, payable un¬
*
$1,000,000 surface drainage
sewer,
Series A bonds. Due
Irondequoit, Union Free Sch. Dist.
3
registered bonds. Dated
July 1, 1949. Denomination $1,000.
Due $1,500 on July 1 from 19501961 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the Alden
State Bank, Alden.
Bidders to
rate
for
Johnsville, Palatine, Minden,
Oppenheim, Ephratah and Man-
to 1969 inclusive.
coupon or
the
the
to
E.
check
of
Monday, August 22, 1949
St.
Bank, of Franklin Square, and the
Nassau
County
Trust
Co.,
of
Mineola, jointly, as 1.60s, at a
price of 100.27, a basis of about
1.56%, as follows:
re¬
the
for
a
for
bonds offered Aug. 15—v. 170, p.
540—were awarded to Hall & Co.,
the
in
purchaser without cost. A
certified
chase of $18,000 not to exceed 4%
interest water system Serial 1949
name
the
to
Alden, N. Y.
Offering — Christian
name
Heckler
New York
NEW
Bidders to
interest, expressed
multiple of y4 or 1/10 of 1%. The
approving opinion of Vandewater,
City, and Bosworth, Sul¬
jointly, as
livan & Co., of Denver,
2%s and 3s.
Simme,
Bond
clusive.
Bonds Sold—An issue of $270,water
irevenue
bonds
has
been sold to Stern Bros. & Co., of
check
County (P. O.
Mineola), N. Y.
and
000
certified
Nassau
Denomination $500.
NEW MEXICO
Kansas
CHRONICLE
$2 280, payable to the District, is
required. ? '
Township,
Mex.
FINANCIAL
Aug. 29 for the purchase of $7,1
is required.
N.
&
000 not to exceed 5% interest publie playground,
1949 coupon or
York City, will be furnished to the
purchaser.
COMMERCIAL
April 1
to
1959
Sept.
and
1,
1949.
Due
Oct.- 1
from
1950
inclusive.-
Perry, Ohio
-
Bond Sale—The issue of
$40,0005
water
works
bonds
offered
on'
Aug.
17—v. .170,
p.
446—was
awarded to
Hayden, Miller & Co.,
Cleveland, as 2%s, at a price of
101.15, a basis of about 2.352%.
•
of
The bonds
and
are
mature
dated July 15, 1949Dec. 1 from .1950
on
to 1975 inclusive. Second high bid
of 101.77 for 2%s was made
by
Ryan, Sutherland & Co.
'
_
^
Van
•.
Wert, Ohio Offering—John A. Jones,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on
Aug. 25'
-
Bond
for
the
first
enue
purchase of $850,000 3% mortgage water works rev-!
bonds.
Dated
July
1,
1949.
Denomination
$1,000. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Ohio Citizens Trust Co., Toledo.
approving opinion of Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland,
will be furnished to the purchaser
without cost. A certified check for
est
City, is re¬
quired.
-y
;
•
..
District
(P. O. Rainier), Ore. -
Columbia County School
No.
13
will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (PST) on Aug.
26 for the purchase of $200,000
not to exceed 4% interest school
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1948.
Due
District Clerk,
July 1, as follows: $7,000 in 1951,
$7,500 in 1952 and 1953, $8,000 in
1954
and
1955, $8,500 in 1956,
$9,000 in 1957 to 1959, $9,500 in
1960, $10,000 in 1961 and 1962,
$11,000 in 1963 to 1966, $12,000 in
1966, and $13,000 in 1967 to 1970,
provided,
however,
that bonds
which mature on or after July 1,
I960, are subject to call and re¬
demption on any interest paying
date thereafter.
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Coun¬
terest
ty Treasurer's office, or at the
cal
State,
the
of
agency
at
fis¬
the
qption of the purchasers. The ap¬
proving opinion of Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
land, will be furnished to the pur¬
chaser. A certified check for $10,000 is required.
City
12—v. 170,
Aug.
offered
Fordyce
& Co., of Portland, as 3s, at a
'price of 100.56, a basis of about
447—were awarded to
p.
1,
1949. Due
Sept. 1 from 1952 to 1957 in¬
on
-
Sept.
Dated
2.89%.
clusive.-
670,000
in 1956
tered
v:y. >y yyyy;':,
Jackson County Sch. Dist. No. 9
(P. O. Eagle Point), Ore.
Bond Offering—Beryl Hickson,
payable at the Coun¬
office. A certified
check for $460 is required.
County Sch.
from
1
1950
bonds
542—were awarded to S. K.
Authority, Ore.
$1,475,000 14th
Series notes offered Aug. 16 were
awarded to the Chemical Bank &
burgh, jointly,
Trust
second
Portland
Note
Housing
214 s, at a price
100.36, a basis of about 2.12%.
Dated Sept. 1, 1949. Due on Sept.
Sale—The
the: County
fiscal
agency of the State in New York
City, at the ".option of the pur
.chaser. The approving opinion of
Winfree,
McCulloch, Shuler &
Sayre, of Portland, will be fur¬
nished to the purchaser.
A certi¬
fied check for $1,000 is required i
payable
(A-O)
at
Pa.
Bond Offering—Ruth W. Grace,
Authority,
Housing
Oregon
yy":
$1,475,000 11th
Series notes offered Aug. 16 were
awarded to the Chemical Bank &
Trust
receive
p.m. 1 (DST)
on
Aug. 24 for the purchase of
$40,000
improvement
coupon
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1949.
De¬
nomination $1,000.
Due $4,000 on
Sept. 1 from 1950 to 1959 inclu¬
sociates, at 0.82% interest, plus a
premium of $3. Dated Sept. 13,
1949. Due on Nov. 15, 1950.
Sch.
Dist.,
No.
completion
15—v. 170,
to
National
23
plant
of
Bank,
No. 97J
(P. O. Florence), Ore.
-
Offering
Bond
bids
sealed
ceive
—
Averyl
W.
District Clerk, will re¬
.Jackson,
until
8
p.m.
(PST) on Aug. 26 for the purchase
$70,000 school bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1949.
Denomination $1,-
of
000.
Due
on
March 1, as follows:
$2,000 in 1951, and $4,000 from
1952 to 1968 inclusive. All bonds
,
,
maturing after March 1, 1954 shall
callable in inverse numerical
be
order, at par, on any interest date
after March 1, 1954. Principal and
payable at the office of
the County Treasurer, or at the
.fiscal agency of the State in New
.York City, at the option of the
interest
certified check for
$1,400 is required.
\
.
yiy
.purchaser. A
Lincoln
County, County Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Toledo), Ore.
Bond Offering—Guy M. Buford,
District Clerk,
bids
•
until
will receive sealed
9 for the pur-
Sept.
$1,350,000 not to exceed
interest school bonds. Dated
chase of
,3%
July 1, 1949. Denomination $1,000.
Due $135,000 on Jan. 1 from 1951
to 3960 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at the
County Treasurer's office, or at
the fiscal agency of the State in
New York City,
at the option of
the purchaser.
The approving
.opinion of Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, will be furnished
to the purchaser. A certified check
X
wt
County Sch. Dist. No.
O. Albany), Ore.
110
(P.
and
-"r.
:e,
Offering
—
Howard
L.
District Clerk, will receive
son, of Philadelphia, will be de¬
livered free of charge to the pur¬
1951
1954
to
inclusive.
as 2V2S. Due on March
from 1955 to 1959 inclusive.
24,000
1
25,000
3s.
as
from
1960
on March 1
1964 inclusive.
Due
to
Dated
of
2%
A certified check for
chaser.
payable to the Bor¬
ough Treasurer, is required.
of the bonds,
School
Sharon
Bond
O ff eri n g—Harry
A.
Bishop, Secretary of the School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (DST) on Aug. 29
purchase of $275,000 school
coupon bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1949.
Denomination * $1,000.
Due
on
for the
Oct.
1,
follows;
as
$20,000" from
and $15,000
in 1964. Bidders to name the rate
1951 to 4963 inclusive,
.
interest, expressed in a mul¬
of Vs of 1%A certified
check for $5,500, payable to the
District is required.
tiple
Wheeler County,
Dist. (P. O.
bonds
p.
N.
County High Sch.
Fossill), Ore.
$30,000 school
Aug. 15—v. 170,
offered
542—were awarded to the Chas.
Tripp Co., of Portland, as 2%s
and 3s, at a
PUERTO
Authority
price of 100.25. Dated
Aug. 1, 1949. Due on Jan. 1 from
1951 to 1969 inclusive. The second
highest bidder was Blyth &
Co.,
Rico
P uerto
Puerto
Issue
Bond
dicate
headed
Details.
—
A
syn¬
by the First Bos¬
Corp., and B. J. Van In& Co., of New York, jointly,
Yamhill County School District
and including among others, Gov¬
ernment
No. 16 (P. O. Yamhill), Ore.
Development, Bank of
Bond Sale—The $125,000 school Puerto
Rico, of San Juan, Lee
bonds offered Aug. 15—v. 170, p. Higginson
Corp., Union Securi¬
447
were awarded to the First
ties Corp., of New York, A. C.
National Bank, of Portland. Dated Allyn & Co., of Chicago, StranaAug. 1, 1949. Due on Feb. 1 from han, Harris & Co., Inc., of Toledo,
1951 to 1962 inclusive.
Bear, Stearns & Co., of New York,
Blair & Co., Inc., Salomon Bros.
PENNSYLVANIA
& Hutzler, of New York, Welsh,
Allegheny County Authority, Pa. Davis & Co., of Chicago, Thomas
Note Sale—The $3,705,000 35th & Co., of Pittsburgh, and M. B.
Series
notes
offered
Aug.
16 Vick & Co., of Chicago, purchased
at a price of 100.17.
for 3s,
will
tional
ton
gen
Aug.
awarded
Bank
&
the
to
Chemical
Trust Co.,
of New York,
Associates, at 0.79% interest.
Dated
Sept. 13, 1949.
Due on
March 17, 1950.
and
Bethlehem
Housing Authority, Pa.
Sale
Note
—
The
$876,000
9th
$22,700,000 Series 1949
bonds, divided as follows:
an
4%
$255,000 Jan.
and $260,000
July 1. 1955, $265,000 Jan. and
$270,000 July 1, 1956, $285,000
Jan. and $290,000 July 1, 1957,
awarded to The Chemical Bank &
Trust Co., of New York, and
As¬
sociates, at 0.80% interest, plus a
premium of $3.
Dated Sept. 13,
1949.
Due on March 17, 1950.
Blairsville Sch. Dist., Pa.
Bond Sale—The
$50,000 general
obligation bonds offered Aug. 15
—v. 170, p. 447—were awarded to
Schmidt, Poole & Co., of Pitts¬
burgh, as l%s, at a price of 100.19,
a
basis
Sept.
1,
of
about
1949.
1.71%.
Due
on
Dated
Aug.
1
from 1950 to 1969 inclusive.
Conneaut
Lake
Borough
Pa.
Bonds Publicly Offered—John¬
son & Johnson, of
Pittsburgh, are
publicly offering an issue of $145,000 31/4% water works and sewage
system
revenue
bonds.
Dated
,
$295,000 Jan.
and
$300,000
July 1, 1958, $305,000 Jan. and
$310,000 July 1,
1959. Re¬
deemable on any date not ear¬
lier
than
July 1, 1952.
Re¬
in part, after the
redemption of all Term bonds
or
simultaneously therewith
not earlier than Jan. 1, 1954.
deemable
18,500,000 3V2% revenue bonds.
Due on July 1, 1979. Redeem¬
able
in
part from
surplus
earnings not earlier than Jan.
1, 1954 and for amortization
requirements not earlier than
Jan. 1, 1960, all as set forth in
the Trust Agreement.
Dated
nation
July 1,
$1,000.
1949. Denomi¬
Principal and in¬
been
has
of)
appointed
Wolsey, S. Dak.
general obligation bonds purchas¬
ed by Fred A. Gefke & Co., of
Sioux Falls, as 3s, at a price of
sewer system refunding and
improvement revenue. Dated
Oct.
1,
000.
Denomination $1,1, as follows:
1951 to 1953 in¬
1949.
Due
from
$75,000
100.17, a basis of about 2.98%, as
previously noted in v. 170, p. 543,
are
due
on
July 1, as follows:
Jan.
on
Sale Details—The $16,900
Bond
waterworks
interest
and
clusive; $100,000 from 1954 to 1959
inclusive; $110,000 from 1960 to $1,000 from 1950 to 1965 inclusive,
and $900 in 1966.
1962 inclusive; $115,000 from 1963
to 1965 inclusive, and $125,000 from
1966 to 1969 inclusive. Bonds matu¬
TENNESSEE
ring subsequent to Jan. 1,1955, are
subject to redemption at the op¬
tion of the
City on said date,
or
the date fixed for re¬
demption and
of
mium
V2
redemption pre¬
1% of the prin¬
a
of
bonds re¬
or frac¬
tion
thereof, from the date of
redemption to the date of ma¬
turity
which
redemption
pre¬
cipal
of
amount
shall
mium
the
the
each
for
deemed
year,
not
principal
exceed
of
the
be
redeemed
such
of
amount
If less
redeemed.
bonds
all
than
outstanding bonds
shall
be
redeemed
numerical
verse
and interest
office
of
in
order.
in¬
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
National
Chase
the
phis
New York, or at the op¬
tion of the holder, at the City
Treasurer's office. The approving
Bank,
opinion of Huger
Sinkler,
of
Charleston, will, be furnished to
the purchaser together with the
printed bonds. A certified check
for $40,000, payable to the City
Treasurer, is required.
Greenville, S. C.
Sale—The $175,000
Corp., of Mem¬
phis, and Associates, on a bid
reflecting a net interest cost of
about 3.42%. Dated July 1, 1949.
March
Due
on
1960
inclusive.
bidder
est
about
Dyersburg, Tenm
Sale—The
Bond
$930,000 natu¬
bonds offered
Aug.
16—v.
170,
p.
543—were
awarded to the Equitable Securi¬
ral
gas
ties
revenue
Stranahan, Harris &
and Robin¬
of Atlanta,
jointly, at a price of 100.16, a
basis of about 3.21%, as follows:
Corp.,
Inc., of Toledo,
son-Humphrey Co.,
Co.,
$863,000
67,000
1
inclusive.
3s. Due on July 1, 1972.
July 1, 1949. The second
highest bidder was W. E. Hutton
& Co., Estabrook & Co., and Her¬
Bensdorf & Co., jointly, for
as
314s, at a price of
basis of about 3.24%.
$930 000
100.04,
a
Gainesboro,
Tenn.
Sale—The
$25,000
about
Dated
*•
on
1971
to
1952
as
Dated
awarded
Due
314s. Due on July
as
from
Aug.
4s.
to
high¬
3.42%.
Columbia, and W. F. Coley &
Co., of Greenville, on a bid re¬
flecting a net interest cost of
$17,000 as
second
C. Bradford &
J.
was
1950
from
1
The
Co., and Associates, on a bid re¬
flecting a net interest cost of
of
follows:
Mem¬
the
to
Securities
composed of R. S. Dickson & Co.,
of Charlotte, McCarley & Co., of
Asheville, Frank S. Smith & Co.,
as
school
170, p.
16—v.
man
curb
parking area revenue
bonds offered Aug. 10—v. 170, p.
447—were awarded to a syndicate
3.47%,
Aug.
awarded
543—were
ma¬
their
(P\ O. Dyersburg),
Tennessee
Sale—The $450,000
to
are
their
prior to
of
3%
County
"bonds offered
date,
interest to
Dyer
Bond
subsequent interest pay¬
at par, plus accrued
any
ment
1
Aug.
Bond
water
works improvement bonds offered
of
170,
16—v.
to
C.
H.
Jackson,
as
3s,
100.12,
of
basis
a
447—were
Little & Co.,
at a price of
p.
,
about
1949. Due
July 1,
2.98%.
on
July
1,1964.
from 1951 to 1953 inclusive.
as 3V2S.
Due on Aug.
from 1954 to 1961 inclusive.
78,000
20,000
1
Due on Aug. 1
314 s.
as
from 1962 and 1963.
Due on Aug. 1
60,000 as 3V2S.
from
to
1964
Dated Aug. 1,
1969 inclusive.
1949.
Lockhart Sch. Dist. No. IS,
S. C.
Bonds Sold—An issue of $90,000
school bonds has been sold to the
of Georgia,
Trust Co.
and
Associates,
$72,000
as
Jan.
1
as
2V2s.
from
of Atlanta,
follows:
Due
$6,000
1950 to
1961
on
in-
elusive.
2V4S.
.
Series notes offered Aug. 16 were
(State
bonds.
bids
sealed
receive
DAKOTA
agent in New York City
$.10,000,000
veterans'
bonus
..or
(EST) on Sept. 14 for
purchase of $2 million not to
exceed
issue of
$4,200,000 3% revenue bonds. Due
$210,000 Jan.
and
$215,000
July 1, 1952, $225,000 Jan. and
$235,000 July 1, 1953, $235,000
Jan. and $245,000 July 1, 1954,
1949.
1,
Dakota
Bank
Greenville,
—
were
1
paying
Owens,
market and
Rico
Feb.
on
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
noon
Bond
RICO
Aqueduct and Sewer
(P. O. San Juan),
1
inclusive.
\ Paying Agent—The Chase Na¬
CAROLINA
Columbia, S. C.
Offering—F. C.
Sale—The
Bond
Feb.
on
1965
to
SOUTH
turity, the bonds to be redeemed
District, Pa.
of
,100.26.,
Authority,
for $19,000 is required.
ion
$16,000 as 2%s. Due on March 1
from
expressed in a multiple
The approving opin¬
of Townsend, Elliott & Mun-
interest,
follows:
as
the rate of
of Vs of 1%.
Portland,
and Associates, at a
price of 100.06, a basis of about
2.08%,
will
8
sive. Bidders to name
bonds offered
Aug.
p. 643—were awarded
First
the
until
bids
sealed
Co., of New York, and As¬
County
Secretary,
Borough
Sale—The
Note
>
Lane County Sch. Dist.
highest
Narberth,
Treasurer's office, or at the
T
inclusive. The
bidder was
Butcher & Sherrerd, for 23/4s, at
a price of
100.54.
2%s, and $20,000 as 3s, at a price
1,
as
1 from 1950 to 1954
Co., of New York, and As¬
sociates, at 0.80% interest, plus
a premium of $7. Dated Sept.
13,
1949. Due on March 17, 1950.
Portland
SOUTH
the
Due
2.10s. Due
as
South
of
1949.
Due $5,000
on Aug. 1 from 1951 to 1960 in¬
clusive.
Principal .and*;- interest
Aug.
Cun¬
&
Co.,
and
Moore,
Leonard & Lynch, both of Pitts¬
ningham
clusive.
Dated
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
2s.
1955
ij.om
(Previous refer¬
the above financing ap¬
peared in v. 170, p. 643.)
until
1954
55
York.
Mayor,
$22,000 funding
offered Aug. 16—v. 170, p.
Bond Sale—The
200,000
to
Bond
in¬
1954
to
at the
Co., Pitts¬
Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Hazleton), Pa.
'Hazle
351—were awarded to the State,
3s. Dated Sept. 1, 1949. Due on
Sept.
payable
Trust
New
ence
burgh, Trustee. Legality approved
by Burgwin, Churchill, Ruffin &
Hazlett, of Pittsburgh.
Dist. No. 31
(P. O. Route 1, Box 364,
Salem), Ore.
Bond
Sale—The $5,000 school
bonds
offend
Aug.
2—v.
170,
as
(F-A)
Commonwealth
Sept. 1, 1949. The sec¬
ond
highest
bidder
was
State
Bond Commission, for $45,000 as
•Dated
of
in
maturing
to
as
from
owner,
4s. Due
as
1950
approved by Mitchell & Pershing,
inclusive.
1982
to
bonds
interest
(PST) on Aug. 22
for the purchase of $50,000 not to
exceed 5% interest school bonds.
*
to
1, 1960, in inverse order of ma¬
turity at 103.50.
Principal and
terest (M-S)
District Clerk, will receive sealed
p.m.
of
1982, are callable, beginning Aug.
w
bids until 8
All
1961
1958
said
p.
inclusive; $4,000
and 1957, and $5,000 from
at the Chase Na¬
tional
Bank, San Juan Branch,
San Juan, Puerto Rico. Legality
follows: $1,000 in 1951
and 1952, and $3,000 from 1953 to
1959 inclusive. Principal and in¬
(P. O. Elgin), Ore.
Bond
Sale—The
$65,000
Echo, Ore.
—
The $6,000
bonds
$130,000
as
Union
'yT;
,
Sale
Bond
(J-J) payable at the Chase
1,
Sept.
terest
(739)
National Bank, New York, or, at
the option of the holder or regis¬
1949. Denomination $1,000. Due on
Sept. 1,
Polk
Offering—Joe F. Walker,
Bond
Dated
bonds.
CHRONICLE
from 1952 to 1955
ty Treasurer's
OREGON
■
school
FINANCIAL
&
Aug. 1, 1949. Denomination $1,000.
Due on Aug. 1, as follows: $3,000
(PST)
P.M.
7
the purchase of
$23,000 not to exceed 4% inter¬
for
27
Aug.
on
The
until
bids
sealed
$0,000, payable to the
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4831
170
Volume
>
Due on Jan.
from 1962 to 1964 inclusive.
18,000 as
1
Dated May
1, 1949. Denomina¬
Prin. and int. (J-J)
payable at the Irving Trust Co.,
New York City. These bonds are
authorized at the general election
in
1948.
Legality approved by
Sinkler,
Gibbs
&
Simons, • of
tion
$1,000.
$1,000,000
offered
weer
17—v. 170, p. 543—
a syndicate com¬
Aug.
awarded to
posed of the Equitable Securities
Corp., Cumberland Securities
Corp., and J. C. Bradford & Co.,
all of Nashville; C. H. Little &
Jackson; Davidson
W. N. Estes
Co.,
County Sch. Dist. No.
&
Co.,
Co.,
Co.,
Co.,
Chicago; Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Inc., Toledo; Webster & Gibson,
of
Nashville, and the Fidelity
Bankers Trust Co., of Knoxville.
The group paid a price of 100.053
for various coupons, or a net in¬
terest cost of about 2.78%, as fol¬
&
Knoxville;
Nashville; Fisher, Hawes &
Knoxville; John Nuveen &
lows:
$118,000 4s. Due on June 1 from
1950
1954 inclusive.
to
882,000 2%s. Due on June 1 from
1955
to
1968
bonds
inclusive.
are
1949 and those
Richland
se¬
ries of 1949 electric revenue bonds
The
Charleston.
Tenn.
Sale—The
Bond
dated
June
1,
maturing on June
1
1, 1955 and thereafter are callable
O. Columbia), S. C.
Bond Sale
The $1,000,000
in inverse numerical order begin¬
{P.
—
school
bonds
offered
Aug. 17—v.
170, p. 543—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of the North¬
Trust Co., of Chicago, Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., Alex.
Brown & Sons, of Baltimore, and
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., of
Savannah, at a price of 100.003, a
basis of about 2.09%, as follows:
ning June 1, 1954, at varying pre¬
miums depending on' the date of
redemption.
Nashville,
ern
Tenn.
Paying Agent—Guaranty Trust
Company of New York has been
appointed
co
-
paying
agent
for
$350,000 street improvement
bonds.
•
56
THE
(740)
Warren
County (P. O.
McMinnville), Tenn.
Bond Offering—E. W. Walling,
Chairman of the Board of County
Commissioners, will receive seal¬
ed bids until 2
P.M.
(CST) on
Sept. 6 for the purchase of $258,000
not
to
funding
exceed
3%
interest
bonds. Dated July
coupon
COMMERCIAL
of 1%. The approving opinion
y4
of
Attorney-G e n e r a 1
of
the
State, and Wood, King & Daw¬
son, of New York City, will be
furnished by the City to the pur¬
chaser
at
its own
expense.
A
certified
check
for
bonds, payable
required.
2%
the
to
City,
I,/;-
-\y.
the
of
is
;'
•;
1, 1949. Denomination $1,000. Due
July 1, as follows: $10,000 from
1950
to
1955
inclusive; $15,000
from 1956 to 1961 inclusive; $20,©00 from 1962 to 1965 inclusive,
and $28,000 in 1966. Bonds ma¬
turing in 1960 to 1966, shall be
callable
at
the
option
of the
County
on
Interest
payment date thereafter,
July
1,
1959,
in inverse numerical order, at par
and
interest to call date.
accrued
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
Co.,
the
at
or
City
Bank
&
pay¬
Trust
at the First National Bank,
McMinnville. Bidders to
the
name
rate of interest, expressed in a
multiple of J/4 of 1%. The ap¬
proving opinion of Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago, will be fur¬
nished to the purchaser without
cost. A certified
check for $5,160,
payable to the County Trustee, is
required.
:
^
:
TEXAS
Galveston,
Bond
sold
been
St.
Paul,
4%s, at
&
Moody, of
price of par.
a
Authority
(P. O. Austin)', Texas
Bond
Sale
The $17,700,000
bonds offered
170,
v.
Aug.
a
headed
awarded to the Chemical Bank &
Trust
Co., of New York, and As¬
sociates, at 0.82%, plus a premium
of $6. Dated Sept. 13, 1949. Due
on Nov. 15, 1950.
Pasadena, Tex.
terest
1949
bonds, divid¬
coupon
$300,000
improvement
street
bonds.
Due
lows:
$6,000
on
Oct.
1, as fol¬
from
1950
to
1952
inclusive; $9,000 in 1953
1954;
$12,000
in
1955
and
1956;
$15,000
in
1957
and 1958; $20,000 from 1959
to 1961 inclusive; $21,000 in
1962 and 1963; $22,000 in 1964;
$23,000 in 1965 and 1966; $24,000 in 1967,
and $16,000 in
and
1968.
200,000
water
works
bonds.
Due
lows:
$4,000
1952
system
Oct.
1, as fol¬
from
1950
to
on
1954;
1956;
1958;
$8,000 in
of
2.72%,
1966
and
from
150,000
incinerator
inclusive.
1962
dated
are
May
.
1,
Oct.
on
as
follows:
1950
from
1,
to
1952
$3,000
inclusive;
$4,000 in 1953; $5,000 in 1954;
in
$7,000
1957;
$8,000
in
1958;
$10,000
1962
1959
to
inclusive; $11,000 from
1965 inclusive; $12,-
1963
000
from
to
in
1966
and
1967,
and
$8,000 in 1968.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1949. Denomina¬
$1,000. Principal and inter¬
est
payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office, or at the National
City Bank, of New York, at the
option of the holder. Bidders to
tion
the
name
rate
pressed in
a
of
interest,
ex¬
multiple of 1/10
or
Chemical
with
ahan,
Inc.; Blair & Co., Inc.; R. S. Dick¬
son
& Co., Inc.; Harris, Hall &
Co. (Inc.); Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane; R. W. Pressprich
&
Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.;
Southwest
First
Co.;
Hayden,
Stone &
Co.; King, Quirk & Co.,
Inc.; J. C. Bradford & Co.; Ellis &
Co.; the First Cleveland Corp.;
Hayden, Miller & Co.; Kebbon,
McCormick & Co.; Lyons & Shafto, Inc.; Moroney, Beissner & Co.;
Maynard H. Murch & Co. the Ohio
Company; Ryan,
Sutherland &
Co.; Thomas & Co.; Tripp & Co.,
Inc.; R. A. Underwood & Co., Inc.;
Ballman & Main; Charles King &
McDougal
Co.;
Louis
B.
Condon,
&
Inc.;
Investments; A.
Co.; and Miller, Ken-
Henry
Co.
&
waters
as
an
Since
—
of the
agency
of
in storing,
conserving the
and
Colorado
the
River
and in generating, trans¬
mitting and selling electric power
retail.
wholesale and
at
bond issue will
the current
used
tion
finance the
to
additions
of
Proceeds
to
construc¬
electric
the
generating and transmission
tem
of
the
Authority.
ditions
houses at Marble Falls and Gran¬
August 18, 1949
include
ite Shoals with
Total
fiscal
Details—The
for the
30,
1949,
$5,252,575 and net
depreciation and
was
new
sue,
June
before
dition to the
$2,462,017. In ad¬
revenue
bond is¬
the Authority also has out¬
standing
Co.
price
a
noted
at
house
$900,-
of
of
in
p.
544,
fort$7,000,
pay¬
Ellis
as
follows:
bonds.
building
Sept. 1 from 1954 to
1959 inclusive.
-.Due
Redevelopment and
Authority,
Va.
$1,335,000 16th
offered Aug. 16 were
on
on
20,000 vocational
Due
on
school
bonds.
Sept. 1, 1954.
Dated Sept. 1, 1949.
(•
Chemical Bank &
Patch Grove
Co., of New York, and As¬
sociates, at 0.80% interest, plus a
premium of $6.
Dated Sept. 13,
Due
and
Simmons, of Chi¬
$463,000 school
Trust
1949.
Na-
York,
jointly, as l%s, at a price
100.97, a basis of about 1.36%,
Sale—The
awarded to the
of
544-^
p.
Chase
cago,
of
County, is required.
Series notes
March 17, 1950.
S want on,
Free
High
170,
Vt.
Bond Sale
The
$160,000 re¬
funding bonds offered Aug. 16—v.
170, p. 544—were awarded to F. S.
Moseley & Co., of Boston, as 2y4s,
at a price of 100.80, a
basis of
—
(Village and Town
Sch.
(P.
Dist.
O.
Bagley), Wis.
Bond
school
VERMONT
p.
Sale—The
2%%
$69,000
bonds offered Aug. 12—v.
352—were
awarded
to
Harley, Hayden & Co., of Madi¬
son, at a price of 102.10, a basis of
about 2.27%. Due on July 15 from
1960
to
ond
1969
inclusive.
highest bidder
kee
The
was
sec¬
Milwau¬
County, Milwaukee, at
a
price
of 102.04.
about 2.16%.
Due
Dated Sept. 1, 1949.
Sept. 1 from 1950 to 1959
on
WYOMING
inclusive.
WASHINGTON;
Cowlitz
Sch.
County, Castle Rock
No. 401 (P. O.
Kelso), Wash.
Dist.
Bond
ers,
Offering—Gertrude
Riv¬
County Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(PST) on
Aug. 22 for the purchase of $95,000
not
to
exceed
school bonds.
6%
interest
Dated
Sept. 1, 1949.
Denomination $1,000. Due on Sept.
1, as follows: $4,000 from 1951 to
1956 inclusive; $5,000 from 1957 to
1963 inclusive,
and $6,000 from
1964
to
1969
inclusive. Principal
(M-S) payable at the
County Treasurer's
office.
The
approving
opinion
of
Preston,
Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Se¬
and interest
lows:
2%s. Due
as
from
587,000
1950
from
1961
212,000
3s.
as
from
to
1978
to
Denomination
and interest
Mercantile
$18,022,000
10
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1977
Due
10
inclusive.
1960
to
10
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1981
$1,000. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
National
Bank, of
Dallas.
Port
Bond
Meyer,
sealed
City
bids
Sept.
on
Arthur, Texas
Offering
Clerk,
until
13
for
W.
Ernest
—
will
receive
A.M.
10
(CST)
purchase of
the
$250,000 seawall and breakwater,
Series A
1949 bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1949. Denomination $1,000. Due
on
Jan. 1, as follows: $50,000 in
1951, and $100,000 in 1952 and
1953.
able
Principal and interest
at
the
same
national
upon
bank
by
and
National
other
any
mutually
between
agreed
the
City
the City, is required.
Roscoe
Independent
School
Texas
principal
for
5%
v",
Dist.,
of
the
required.
Big Norn County Sch. Dist. No. 17t
(P. O. Basin), Wyo.
Bond Sale Detail*—The $90,000
school bonds purchased by the Se¬
curity State Bank, of Basin, and
Associates, as previously noted in
v. 170, p. 544, were sold at a price
of 100.16,
as
a
follows:
$48,000
t
basis of about 2.32%,;
\
I
Due
2s.
as
on
July 1 from
1950 to 1957 inclusive.
42,000
2y2s.
as
Due
on
July
X
from 1958 to 1964 inclusive.
Big Horn County Sch. Dist. No. 28
(P. O. Cowley), Wyo.
Bond
Offering — Lincoln R»
Gardner, District Clerk, will
ceive
bids
sealed
(MST)
until
8
re¬
p.m.
Sept. 3 for the purchase
on
Oreille
Con.
County
Wash.
Bond Offering—Lillian
Berendt,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
chase
of
Aug.
general
pur¬
(These bonds were origi¬
nally scheduled for sale on Aug.
10->
Authority, Wash.
Note Sale—The $1,379,000 notes
offered Aug. 16 were awarded to
the
1958 inclusive.
(M-S)
Housing
Chemical
New
Bank
&
Trust
Dick
••
v.
the District.
March
on
17, 1950.
WEST VIRGINIA
Williamson,
Bond
park
Sale—The $300,000
bonds
170,
offered
&
Co.,
Inc.,
2%%
16—v.
Aug.
awarded
448—were
p.
Blair
Va.
W.
at
price
a
170, p. 256—were awarded to a
syndicate
composed
of
Glore,
Forgan & Co., John Nuveen &
Co., William Blair & Co., all of
Chicago, Kalman & Co., of St.
Paul, and Raffensperger, Hughes
& Co., of Indianapolis, at a price
of 100.22, a basis of 1.48%, as fol¬
to
of
lows:
Aug. 1 from 1950 to 1952 in¬
a
basis of about 2.20%.
Dated Aug. 1, 1949. Due on Aug. 1
from 1951 to 1983 inclusive. The
highest bidder
was
Sold—An issue of $125,000 improvement bonds has been
to
R.
A.
Underwood
&
clusive; $500,000 as iy4s, due
on Aug.
1 from 1953 to 1957
inclusive,
and
$200,000
as
Young,
iy2s,
WISCONSIN
Co.,
Green
Bond
Centen,
Offering
City
Wis.
Bay,
—
Clerk,
;
County (P. O.
Clifford
A.
$500,000 as iy4s, due ort Aug.
1 from 1953 to. 1957 inclusive,
will receive
(CST) on
Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids until 1:30
P.M.
(EST) on Sept. 6 for the
of $350,000 not to exceed
purpose
4%
interest
coupon
hospital construction
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1949.
Denom. $1,000. Due
and
Pearisburg), Aug. 25 for the purchase of $300,-
Virginia
Bond Offering— F. E.
Snidow,
on
follows: $15,000 from
Jan.
1,
as
1950 to 1959
inclusive, and $20,000 from 1960
Aug. 1 in 1958
1,000,000 Sch. Dist. No. 2 bonds!
$300,000 as 3s. Due on Aug. 1
from 1950 to 1952 inclusive;
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
Giles
due on
sine! 1959#
of Dallas.
VIRGINIA
!
/
$1,000,000 County High Sch. Dist.
bonds: $300,000 as 3s, due on
100.66,
second
—
v.
Due
1949.
13,
Bond
building bonds offered Aug. 11—
591,000 24th Series notes.
Sept.
Sch. Dists. (P. O•
Casper), Wyo.
Sale
The $2,000,000
Natrona County
..<,
$788,000 23rd Series notes.
Dated
Bosworth,
Dawson, of Denver, will
the purchaser by.
Co.,
York, and Associates, at
a premium of $8, as
.
Pershing,
be furnished to
Bonds
sold
of
&
0.80%, plus
follows:
The approving
Treasurer's office.
Moore & Co., at a price of 100.09.
.:
1, 1949. Denomina¬
Principal and interest
payable at the County
tion $1,000.
opinion
Seattle
.fv,,v
Dated Sept.
obligation
bonds.
of
..)V
$2,000 in 1954 and 1955, and
$1,000 in 1956.
25,000 funding bonds.
Due $5,*
000 on Sept. 1 from 1954 to
$84,241.40 not to exceed
interest
4%
for jthe
27
of
$20,000 building bonds.
Due on
on Sept.
1, as follows: $5,000
from 1951 to 1953 inclusive;
School District No. 59
the
Commission and the purchaser. A
certified check for $5,000, payable
to
Pend
pay¬
City Depository,
being the First
Bank, Port Arthur, or
check
(P. O. Cusick),
Feb.
on
3V4s. Due
as
as
VvV V
y
$101,000
certified
amount bid is
sold
fol¬
were
basis of about 3.07%
a
bonds
Texas, of Dallas, at
100.94, as previously
170,
v.
building
Clerk of the Board of
revenues
ended
to
debt service
chemical CORPORATION
power
combined capa¬
a
operating
year
income
DAVISON
and
city of 83,334 kva.
amounted
THE
IT
dams
school
sys¬
the close of business Sep¬
Secretary
Note
inclusive;
$11,000 in 1969 and 1970; $12,000 in 1971 and 1972; $13,000
from 1973 to 1975 inclusive,
and $14,000 from 1976 to 1979
Such ad¬
tember 9, 1949.
M. C. Roop,
check
1968
to
in
Texas,
be
Baltimore 3, Md.
certified
able to the
Blunt
170,
the
New
to
of
follows:
from
at
approving opinion of
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City, will be furnished
to the purchaser without cost. A
12—v.
Bank,
attle, will be sold with the bonds.
cents
stockholders of record
The
Aug.
awarded
were
tional
A
quarterly dividend of
Thirty-seven and one-half
($.37%) per share on
its capital stock, payable
September 30,
1949, to
pur-
offer
ment
controlling
Davison
as
Kenosha, Wis.
Bond Sale—The $483,000 bonds
\
purchased by the Central Invest¬
$4,218,000 27/8s.
Underwriters—Associated
ity has been engaged
-
the
A certified
$10,000, payable to the
City Treasurer, is required.
and
State of Texas in 1934, the Author¬
a
Virginia,
by
purchaser at the
check for
$45,000 not to exceed 5% in¬
terest coupon bonds, divided as
its formation
Corporation has declared
cha~ser.
Aug. 15, as fol¬
in 1965; $10,000
$9,000
1966
Sale
specified
be
may
the
of the City.
expense
000
Authority's Functions
The
lows:
Bond
1%.
on
from
,
of
furnished to
2.774%, based on an offer of par
for $9,891,000 2%s, $3,591,000 2%s,
ower
The Board of Directors of
.
proximity to that of the winning
Drexel
inclusive. All of said bonds
Corp.,
are
White, Weld & Co., and F. S.
optional Aug. 15, 1964.
Moseley & Co., among others, of¬
Dated Aug. 15, 1949. Denomina¬
fered a price of 100.035 for $4,tion $1,000. Principal and interest
031,000 3s, $8,493,000 23/4s, and (F-A) payable at the State Treas¬
$5,176,000 2V2s, or a net cost of urer's office. These bonds were
about 2.747%, while an account
authorized at the election held on
which included as principal mem¬
Aug. 9. Legality approved by Du¬
bers: Lehman Bros., Halsey, Stuart
mas, Huguenin
& Boothman, of
& Co., Inc., Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
Dallas.
and
Kidder,
Peabody
&
Co.,
Plainview Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
named a net interest cost of about
E. Masten &
DIVIDEND NOTICE
bonds. Due
tender. A group including
&
Co.,
Lee
Higginson
Harris & Co., Inc., in the
underwriting of the bonds are the
following: Smith, Barney & Co.;
Harriman
Ripley &
Co.,
Inc.;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Equitable Se¬
curities Corp.; A. C. Allyn & Co.,
Due
the Commonwealth of
Aug. 15 from
on
1/10
or
or trust companies
having
principal
offices
in
New
City, Washington, D. C., or
York
building
school
Due
in
inclusive.
inclusive, and $7,000 in
1959.
: /' /. : i"' !
: ' '. /
39,000 3% school building bonds.
Due on Aug. 15, as follows:
$7,000 in 1960 and 1961; $8,000
in
1962
and
1963, and
$9,000 in 1964.
180,000
3%%
school
building
V
inclusive.
bonds
on
1954
to
building
Aug. 15
1955
3,610,000 27/8s. Due semi-annual¬
ly from May 1, 1963 to May 1,
The
1950
bonds.
and
bonds.
of Texas,
school
2% %
31,000
inclusive.
1953
banks
their
The
—
name
expressed
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the principal office of such
Housing
follows:
as
2%%
$25,000
5,841,000 2V2s. Due semi-annual¬
ly from Nov. 1, 1953 to Nov. 1,
and
1968.
Investment Co.
Central
bonds. Due $5,000
1959
1967, and $4,000 in
Publicly Offered
%
of
Richmond
of
follows:
as
multiple
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bonds
$2,029,000 2%s. Due semi-annual¬
ly from Nov. 1, 1949 to May 1,
the First Boston Corp. and Stran¬
1960; $14,000 in 1961; $15,000
1962 and 1963; $16,000 in
1964
and
1965;
$17,000
in
& Co.,
bonds, divided
price
about
to 1969 inclusive. Bidders to
and Associates.
Houston,
Pecos
has
ris & Co., Inc., jointly, at a
of par, a net interest cost of
1955 and
in
and
bonds
Dallas, is publicly offering an
issue of $275,000 Series
1949
1957
in
in
$10,000
$13,000
improvement
street
construction
by the First
Boston Corp. and Stranahan, Har¬
inclusive; $6,000 in 1953
and
$1,-
been sold to B. V. Christie
4,218,000 2%s. Due May 1, 1975.
follows:
as
of
issue
Sold—An
416,000
sewer
Oser, Secretary of the Board of 1949 and are subject to prior re¬
Commissioners, will receive seal¬ demption at various dates and
ed bids until 10 A.M. (CST) on prices. Three bids were submitted
Aug.
24
for
the
purchase
of for the issue, with the two unsuc¬
$650,000 not to exceed 4% in¬ cessful tenders being within close
ed
Housing
Bonds
Monday, August 22, 1949
the rate of interest,
Authority, Tex.
Note
Sale—The
$435,000
9th
Series notes offered Aug. 16 were
17—
644—were awarded to
p.
syndicate
previously issued rev¬
bonds.
Lubbock
—
revenue
CHRONICLE
a
$195,000 water
bonds has
Juran
Lower Colorado River
M.
Mildred
—
to
as
1970
Texas
Offering
Bonds Sold—The
;
amount of
enue
works and gas revenue
any
or
Hemphill, Texas
;
on
FINANCIAL
&
000
not
exceed
to
2%%
swimming pool 1949 bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1949.
Denomination $1,000.
Due $15,000 on Sept. 1 from
1950 to 1969 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Bidders to
name
the
pressed in
rate
a
of
interest,
ex¬
multiple of % of 1%.
$200,000 as l%s, due on
Aug. 1 in 1958 and 1959.
interest
highest bidder was
Co., Chicago, Har¬
riman Ripley & Co., Inc., Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., Stern Bros.
& Co., Commerce Trust Co., Kan¬
sas
City, - Northwestern National
The second
Northern Trust
Bank,
approving
&
opinion
of Chap¬
Cutler, of Chicago, will be
as
l%s, at a
a-f
The
man
aind J. M.
jointly, for $2,000,000
orice of 100.06, a basis
Minneapolis,
Dain & Co.,
«1
aq or
i
@FedFRASER