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UNIVERSITY
OF MICHIGAN
f

MONDAY

I

-

DEC 2

ISSUE

1950

j

business administration
LIBRARY

Financial
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office

Volume" 172

Number 4971

New York, N. Y.,

,V

General
RAILROAD
Abbott
Net

profit

Sept. 30—

after

Earnings

$56,148,581

$3,274,681

$8,242,838

3,739,814

3,739,814

3,739,814

$0.92

for

nine

the

with

compared

$0.88

months

a

$2.20

Sept.

30,

ago.—V.

year

172,

745.

p.

Stock and Bond Quotations

of

expense

1948

New York Stock Exchange

approximately

$214,579.—V.

($1

par

share)

per

stockholders

to

only.

The

proceeds

and

Earns,

per

172,

share

com.

$411,065

$475,095

413,862

413,862

413,862

$0.25

$0.55

$0.99

$1.15

-

Toronto

Stock

Toronto

Stock

Exchange—Curb

Section

Casualty Insurance Co., Birmingham,

Transactions

Ala.—Files With SEC—
The

company

Dec.

on

Stock Exchange
Curb

York

letter

a

of

notification

the

with

SEC

5%

the

made

to

date

the

The

at

Place,

Period End. Nov. 3—
Net

$24,240,716

income

Com.

from

shs.

♦Earns,

355.181

355,181

355,181

share-

$1.63

$0.69

$3.35

dividend

requirements.—V.

172,

This
New
and

leaseholds

and

Natural

to Jan.

is

within

of

Gas

Corp.

Foreign

have

Allegany

in

located

the

Potter

Harrison

to

approximately

5V2

estates,

wells,

gas

production

other

1951,

1,

Natural

authorizing

properties

Y.,

N.

State
order

an

and

sell

County,

Gas

Field,

$250,000

cash

pay

the

be

to

was

if

approximately

if

gathering

the

properties

used

be

can

by

New

Natural

effected

a

for

Period End. Sept. 30—

storage

gas

American &

90,473,070
after

income

Net

Total

•Earns,

and

disct.

Bal.

&

2,515,562

2,515,495

2,515,562

2,515.495

share-

$2.79

$1.32

$6.65

$5.02

101.

p.

Rises—Plans

directors

The

Jan.

15,

payable

1951

cash

earned

$16,451,992

stockholders

to

serial

of

of

a

30

2,676,186

2,838,254

Amer.

4,170,848

3,498,334

$3,253,327

$9,604,958

Dec.

on

preferred

stock,

corporation

recently

Joseph

18

also

4,

1951.

after

the

the creation

approved

wkh

dividend

share,

per

Jan.

record

authorized

and

stock

20%

the

both

of

orders

unfilled

000,000
be

to

$2.50

the

at

share,
P.

its

increased

&

be

with

into

net

indicated
the

of

expansion

the

that
to

at

although

have

of

stated

upon

greatly
Mr.

the

—V.

Dec.

on

14,081,918

income
any

any

what

the

of $2,800,000,
or
retroactive excess

Arma

requirements

of

the

will
be
called
upon
to
$50,000,000 in 1951.
Due to
this

is

hopeful

earnings for 1951
estimate is difficult, as

backlog

and

prospects

"management is planning

the

corporation

and

for

its

a

tax

of

large
substan¬

subsidiary,

Corp., particularly the latter. This may entail the erection of an
plant which may be financed through the company's own
resources
and credit,
and possibly in conjunction with government

additional

172,

p.

2117.




24,346,452

23,251,218

12%—

Telegraph Co.—Earnings—

&

1950—10 Mos.—1949

$

21,361,739

18,317,288

64,447

75,898

rev._

oper.

$

$

201,238,141 184,157,620
704,777
801,510

21,297,292

18,241,390 200,533,364

14,322,908

13,300,578

135,028,281

4,019,713

2,486,295

33,992,932

183,356,110
137,377,016
23,213,690

2,954,671

revenues

2,374,517

31,512,151

22,765,404

taxes

income

oper.

after

172,

charges

Dr546,969 Dr1,106,162 207,701,644 162,845,195

1925.

p.

Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales

(&

Subs.)—Earnings—

1950—3 Mos.—1949

of

to

11,427,384

23,251,218

21,527,394

180

1,188

11,427,816

23,251,398

21,528,582

1,166,375

1,336,808

2,676,186

2,838,254

debt

432

10,091,008

10,414,991

20,575,212

18,690,328

amort.

&

disct.

&

"Earns,

per

2,403,869

1,749,598

4,170,848

3,498,334

8,011,122

exps.

8,341,410

16,404,364

15,191,994

172, p. 1229.

facturers
succeed

The

SEC

Electric Co.—Exchange

&
19

Dec.

on

and

approved

Ohio

Central

C.

34,009,000
5,378,424

$5.31

$5.83

$2.09

dividend

Flanigan,

Trust

the

requirements.—V.

172,

1029.

p.

Co.,

Light

the
&

exchange

Co.,

Power

Offer—

Gross

York

of

the

City,

Board

has

Sr.—V.

of

Directors

elected

been

172, p.

before

a

of Manu¬
director to

1729.

1950
*1949
$22,795,592 $19,850,723
$4,715,746
3,052,224.
923,000
150,800

Sept. 3G—

income

Profit

Provision

Net

—V,

income
income

for

taxes
taxes

;

1—

income
shares
per

♦Adjusted.

offer between this
according to Philip

Chairman

New

late Ernest Stauffen,

Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp.—Earnings—

Common

Gas

$2.40

30,954,000
5,378,424

12,058,000
5,378,424

share

com.

preferred

$

$

5,378,424

13,684,000

outstdg.

9 Months Fnded

&

deductions

public

shares

$

Anchor Hocking Glass Corp.—New Director—

11,581,327

to int.

after tax. (est.)

Horace

39

applic.

inc.

Common

♦After

in

Co.

•

Net

1950—9 Mos.—1949

236,529,000 230,637,000 645,868,000 650,616,000

*

21,527,394

"'11,581,366

company

170,

p.

$3,792,746

outstanding

common

^Includes

profit

a

$2,901,424

813,433

813,331
$3.57

—

share

$4.66

-

of

$1,310,000

from sale of

102.

securities.

-

Sporn, President.

shares of
Power

its

for

to

holders

exchange

pay

a

The
will

a

offer

of

Bureau

of
of

the

to

common.

of Central Ohio stock is necessary
become effective, whereupon Central Ohio

shares

Owners

of

Internal Revenue

Central

on

its common

stock prior

has

issued

a

ruling that

exchanges

Floyd
of

W.

Woodcock,

6,323

offerings of
Distribution

Edward D. Jones & Co.
Established

1871

St. Louis 2,

300 North 4th St.

Missouri

Members

Ohio

accepting the offer should deposit
their shares with the exchange agent, National City Bank of Cleveland.
Exchange offer will terminate 3 p.m. (EST), Jan. 9, 1951.
owner

want

for Retail

Suitable

deposited for exchange.

non-taxable.

be

We

High Grade Securities

80%

cash dividend of $2.25 per share

transfer

share of American Gas and

for each share of Central Ohio

by

the

the

American Gas and Electric offering 116,662
162,030 shares of CentraLOhio Light &

on

stock for

at the rate of 72/100 of

common

Acceptance
will

based

common

common,

Electric

that

accurate
impact renegotiation or future
of the company.

increased
for

current

earnings

Hess said,

facilities

that

26,682,692

11,427,384

Power.

For,

American

with approximately $31,estimated sales for 1950

account

Net

—V.

Earnings

backlog

a

13,099,523

11,581,327

in

Co.

3,

company

least

management

predict

cannot

may

additional orders,"

.help."—V.

of

105,614,653

Balance

the

of

129,961,105

112,601,452

subs

The exchange is

production

maintained,

management
view

taking

He

ago.

Int.

139,284,144

53,290,248

Inc.:

other

is

unions.

compared

year

President,

business

legislation

a

$35,000,000,

without

Hess,

forces

armed

increase

tial

$50,000,000
time

latter

1950—12 Mos.—1949

66,389,771

inccme

Bal.

legislation.

tax

Donald

"In

of

same

approximately
per

profits

will

the

Increased

1950—8 Mos.—1949

1950—Month—1949

American Tobacco Co.

ACCOUNT

56,260,338

expenses

a

dividend.

plan

Chairman of the Board, declared that
this corporation and its subsidiary, Arma Corp., had

1950

of

negotiated

and

40,000 shares

pension

Ridder,

E.

Other

payable

The

stock

Sales

$8,456,438

INCOME

70,342,256

of

of

equity

Total

Operating

Net

1,749,598

1950—6 Mos.—1949

Total

cents

$0.38

$14,793,026

1,336,808

$3,051,120

surp._

revenues—

oper.

equity

Net

Stock Dividend—Backlog

declared

18

dividend

1,413,600

$0.14

$35,634,974 $31,815,729 $298,886,587 $272,807,927

revenues

Operating

2,403.869

revenues

income

Expansion—

all the shares to be outstanding

on

The stockholders
of

Dec.

on

quarterly

regular

$531,394

1,413,600

$0.53

172, p. 2021.

Operating expenses

1950—12 Mos.—1949

;

income of subs.

American Bosch Corp.—20%

$196,324

1,413,600
1

$

Co.

170,

$754,957

American Telephone

$6,339,733

debt

expense

to

Net
Net

13,493,658

outstd.g.—

in Orders

$892,279
360,885

1950—Month—1949

Period End. Oct. 31—

1,166,375

exps.__

of

Operating expenses

17,613,821

preferred dividend requirements.—V.

of

$6,621,364

other

amortiz.

&

Opt"5

$

3,616,230

com.

per

•After

$

7,322,346

shs.

1948

232,705

Stores Co.—Current

—

—V.

43

1950—6 Mos.—1949

income

Taxes

80,181,711 252,155,743 270,454,453

chgs,

taxes

and

Common

Sales

Foreign Power Co., Inc.—Earnings—

Period End. June 30—

1950—9 Mos.—1949

$
billed

Sales

1949

$429,029

1.

p.

American

43

,

Period End. June 30—

Co.—Earnings—

1950—3 Mos.—1949

171,

Period End. Nov. 30—

43

Statement of Federal

CONSOLIDATED

Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing

Subs.)—Earnings—

1,035,517

-

shares outstanding-!
share

Uncollectible

given interested persons until Dec. 22, 1950, to request
upon the applications.
Pennsylvania Gas & Electric Corp. below.—V. 171, p. 357.

also

of

be

$1,790,474

reserves--,-

income

Operating

has

hearing
See

(&

$

Int.

SEC

will

prior

purposes.
The

—V.

31,500 feet of
facilities.
New-

is

closing

York

further

For

taxes

other

and

gas

or

on

Net

9

Rates

Federal Reserve System

similar

adjacent to
by New York

Payment

of New York, 43
details, see V. 172,

City

1950

Earnings per

42

Statement of Member Banks

Condition

Pa.,

and

oil

of

acres

Clearings.....

Reserve Banks

to

it

Exchange

Combined Condition

made

to

after that date.
The properties
properties in the Harrison Gas
Field
owned
Natural,
that
they
are
not needed
by
Allegany for the conduct of its business, and that after the transaction
said

are

and $280,000

588

field

Y.

the

shares

13,301

are

outstanding.
of

Sept. 30—

income

taxes

Capital

53

Dividends Declared and Payable

15.

consist

fee

and

lines

York

Dec.

properties

for

certain

County,

on

York

New

SEC

Natural

Steuben

The

the

to

announced

pipe

and

company

York

N.

author¬

Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. .43

1229.

p.

Corporation & Investment News-Cover

The Course of Bank

Allegany Gas Co.—Sale of Certain Properties—
applications

before

Profit

Income

State and City Bond Offerings

$0.81

preferred

There

stock
Bank

American Safety Razor Corp.

;'-r

General

355,181

com.

York,

New

15

1950—40 Wks.—1949

$2.1,592,645 $56,345,732 $51,388,921
284,307
1,302,408
407,396

614,553

outstanding-

per

♦After

taxes-

redemption.

National

Dec.

on

15, 1951, of the 5% convertible,
plus accumulated
and
unpaid

share

2217.

p.

Miscellaneous Features

1950—14 Wks.—1949

sales—

Net

of

Jan.

on

preference

Chase

9 Months Ended

Alden's, Inc.—Earnings—

initially offered to common
29, an offer which expired

14.

convertible

5%

Exchange

_31

.■

capital.

Nov.

PREFERENCE STOCK CALLED—The directors

32

National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages.31

covering 10,000 shares of capital stock to be offered at $20 per'share,
without
underwriting.
The
proceeds
are
to
be
used
for
working

record

the calling for redemption
preference stock at $25.50 a

32

Exchange

Dow, Jones Stock and Bond Averages

filed

11

New

shares

common

ized

41

dividends

Transactions New York

Alabama Life &

Illinois—Unsubscribed

investment

apply the proceeds of the
company proposes to
financing to the retirement of the outstanding 5% convertible
stock, with the balance going to the general corporate
funds which may be used in part to retire the series A $1.25 con¬
vertible preference stock.
*

,.38
„40

Markets

of

1925.

p.

preference

37

...

Co.

172,

entire

36

Exchange..

issued.—V.

be

PROCEEDS—The

35

Exchange

Over-the-Counter

92,924

December

35

Exchange

Curb

Montreal
$226,871

413,862

1229.

p.

Stock

__35

Exchange-

possible

The shares represent the unsubscribed portion of

share.

stockholders of

Montreal

1950—9 Mos.—1949

$103,561

outstanding—

32

34

Stock

statement

to

subject

will

Investment

the

Francisco

registration

days,

21

stock

Gas

Offered—An

33

San

for

outstanding 4,980,318

American

of

Los Angeles Stock Exchange

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

1950—3 Mos.—1949

charges
shs.

32

Exchange

American

the
open

banking group headed
jointly by Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons,
and Glore, Forgan & Co. on Dec. 15 offered publicly
17,889 shares of common stock (par $1) at $17.50 per

.32

Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange

Ainsworth Manufacturing Co.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
profit
after
taxes

Stock

Detroit

of

remain

shares of $10 par common
of the Central Ohio stock is exchanged, 116,662 addi¬

100%

shares

Shares

_27

Exchange

has

now

Midwest Stock Exchange

for

are

Stock

date

to

is

American

23

Exchange

effective

and

by American.

If

tional

11

Cincinnati Stock Exchange__..___

working capital.—V. 148, p. 3831.

—V.

(Bonds)

Curb

Boston

The company on Dec. 11 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 34,099 shares of 4% cumulative preferred stock to be offered

Com.

Stock Exchange

New York

170,

Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., Inc., Boston, Mass.—Files

at

stock.

(Stocks)

New-York

$9,824,266 $11,046,150 $22,290,493
130,821
*1,008,544
1,600,058

charges and taxes—

non-recurring

1949

19)

American

Page

1950

the

is

(Dec.

extension

877.

p.

offer

In This Issue

$2.41

totaled

1950,

Go.—Earnings—

Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
sales
after

ended

$53,044,612

Net

a

exchange his shares for the American stock in accordance with the
of the
offer.
The exchange offer will not become effective
accepted by holders of at least 80 3A of the common stock of
Central Ohio, including Woodcock.
The record date for the exchange
terms

3,739,814

share

MISCELLANEOUS

-

unless

$8,994,689

ACF-Brill Motors

loss

INSURANCE

-

1950—9 Mos.—1949

$3,452,937

per

♦After

INDUSTRIAL

-

to

1950—3 Mos.—1949

taxes—

NOTE—Sales

Net

PUBLIC UTILITY

-

outstanding

Capital shs.

Copy

a

Corporation and Investment News

Laboratories—Earnings—

Period End.

Cents

Price 90

Monday, December 25, 1950

shares

common

Chairman
of

Central

of
Ohio

the

Central

stock

(or

Ohio

3.9% ),

board

has

and

agreed

New York Stock
Midwest Stock

Exchange
Exchange

Chicago Board of Trade
New York Curb Exchange (Associate)

Phone

CEntral 7600

Bell Teletype
SL 593

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Berry Motors, Inc., Corinth.

West Concord, Mass.—Files—

Apple Concentrates, Inc.,

A

with the SEC
covering 5,700 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at $10
per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are for additional work¬
The

company

capital.—V.

ing

filed a letter of notification

Dec. 7

on

170,

Net

—V.

608,609

paid-.

dividends

Operating

$50,163,388
26,946,890
4,819,500

expenses
r.

Uncollectible

accrtied

Taxes

47,870

revenue—

10,907,679

—

Co.—Secondary Distribution—

income

Gross

"$7,762,450

-

2,162,094

Int., disc. & rents, etc.-

Earnings
—V.

$5,600,356

balance

Income

New

York

Operating

$5,413,725

2,486,749

Operating expenses

_!

Taxes

Austin, Nichols & Co., Inc.—Earnings—

Joint

'

—

(Dri —

rents

Equipment

'

(Dr)

rents

fac.

City.

Byron Jackson Co.- -Earnings—
1950—3 Mos.—1949

Sept. 30—

profit

—V.

$241,155

$834,495

$1,136,839

378,680

376,680

378.680

378,680

$0.76

alter

$0.63

$2.21

$3.00

2300.

171, p.

California Ink Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Year

Ended

Net

sales

Cost

5)5,833,190

;—

Net

13,636,305

1

sales

of

,

Other

1

income

before

Profit

Depreciation

:

—

T——•—

Interest

$417,971
10,197

„
—-

———

taxes

Federal

for

i,

.

profit

*No

—

provision

profits

has

retroactive Fcderdl excess

tax.

NOTE—Comparative

the

for

figures

13S0.

370, p.

period

same

last

year

not

are

Automatic Baseball Equipment Corp., Baltimore, Md.—
letter of notification with the SEC

(par 25 cents), to be offered
share through Mitchell-Hoffman & Co.,
Inc., Baltimore,
proceeds from the sale of $275,000 will accrue to the eomp^nv urd
vHM be used to promote,the sale of Foster pitching arms
with automatic feeds for use in baseball batting ranges.
The proceeds

covering 300,000 shares of common stock
at

$1

per

will accrue to the underwriter,

Axelson Manufacturing Co., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files
company on Dec. 13 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
12,000

of

shares

stock

common

the

V.

to

$5)

(par

employees at $8 per share. The proceeds

reimburse

offered

be

only

150.

167,

p.

This
to

for

company

acquired

shares

corporation

unsubscribed

.

the

lias

received

In

following

holders

of

SEC

an

in

the

market.—

open

proposed

its

5%

Bankers.

Bankers

standing

184,182

188,733

1,857,822

of

pending

the

before

stockholders

its

to

of

Commission,

40,000

the

$47,177

$1,213,308

1,146,452
377,500

taxes

for

ihedme

taxes

—

101,400

amount

of

$2,000,000..

with
As

First

the

a

National

—V.

principal condition

loan
commitment,., Hearn has undertaken 'to obtain prior
31, 1951, at least $i,0d0;000 in cash (less reasonable expenses
through the issuance and sale of a convertible pre¬
stock, or of a subordinated 1 obligation.
The preferred stock

to Jan.
and

discounts)

ferred

to

offered

be

•share

of

Hearn's

to

common

stockholders

the

on

basis

of

rights with respect to
which

it

owns.

each

for

other

all

of

shares

seven

common.

the

of

shares

stock

Hearn's common

;

.

that
all shares
of the preferred
will be sold
1951, Hearn proposes to enter into a standby agree¬
in consideration of a fee of $300,000 in addition to
out-of-pocket expenses and counsel fee, whereby Bankei's will agree
to
purchase at the offering price such number of preferred shares
as may not be
subscribed for by the holders of Hearn common stock.'
—V.
172, p. 1926.
\
order

In

to

prior to Jan.

assure

31,

ment with Bankers

.

Battle

Creek

Co.—Bonds Placed

Gas

which supplies

company,

residential

in

consumers

Privately—This

natural gas to industrial and
Battle Creek, Mich., has ar¬

the sale of $300,000 of first mortgage 3%
bonds, due in 1972, to t\Vo life insurance companies it
was announced on Dec.
20. The Mutual Life Insurance
for

ranged

Co.

New

of

has

York

purchased $250,000 of the bonds
(Vermont), $50,000.*

and the National Life Insurance Co.
The

proceeds

in

purposes
V.

165,

will

used

be

with

connection

retire

to

bank

company's

the

loans

for

and

construction

other

program.—

33162.

p.

172,

$903,277

taxes__

1,947,700
$5.54

1,947,700
$4.68

.

$3.73

169,

Net

ry.

172,

Net

1949

1948

$348,633
*14,938
*85,653
4,771,466
806,185

4,744.825
1,022,838

*200,899

*102,906

115,588

from
ry.

income.—

The

railway—

income—

oper.

Dec.

on

company

4,407,935
915,395
*29,376

^

filed

18

a

letter of notification with the SEC

Privately

../

.

($1
for

and

corporation

*Net
No.

income

of

1
!

—*

—

outstanding—*!
common
share

-

-

p.

4,778,895

1,400,000

1,200,000

($3.27

($3.31

Federal income

and

charges

172,

taxes.

(After preferred dividend

1530.

p.

corporation on Dec. 20 made application to the SEC for per¬
mission to withdraw its $100 par value preferred "A" stock, its $40
The

$4,723,795
1,555,135

preferred dividend requirements.—V. 172,

5,504,431

1,200,000

shr.

common

plication—

3,379,000

1,555,135
$1.45 •"

457,737

1,400,000

shares

common

per

$2,654,286 $33,722,104 $29,214,348

529,967.

Carthage Mills, Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio—Delisting Ap¬

1949

1,838,000

,

C.—Files

N.

1950—12 Mos.—1949

1950—Month—1949

$3,212,378

—

income

Earns,

8,102,795

$2,496,423

taxes-—

income

Charlotte,

Corp.,

8

Light Co.—Earnings—

Carolina Power &

$47,149,262

4,334,423

taxes—!—

income

•

Dec.

on

Period End. Nov. 30—

Gross

•

-1950
<
$32,560,378

Gas

filed a letter of notification with the
covering 25,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
per
share), without "Underwriting.
The-proceeds are* to be used
prosecution of application for certificate of public convenience
necessity before the FPC.—V. 171, p. 1258,

SEC

Aug. 1,

on

Natural

Securities and Exchange Commission—

"After

Sept. 30—
!_„_
„—1—

per

1827.

172, p.

Carolina

par

*After

-

*35,827
*105,498 '

covering $300,000 of general debenture 4%
bonds to be offered to
employees in units of $50 eaclj ,at the rate of. $30,000 per annum.
The proceeds are to be used to retire outstanding debt,

474.

Bucyrus-Erie Co.—Earnings—

"Earnings

1947
$315,610
*20,742
*93,944

$331,530

8.125
*55,631

Capital Bakers, Inc., Harrisburg, Pa.—Files—

$2.71

those sold

as

Nine Months Ended

shares

Maine—Earnings—

$367,484

railway

oper.

Net

a

p.

income

1,804,100
"•394,111
*946,967

1730.

p.

•/ 1950

requirements.—V.

Net

*1.045,562

income—

from

With

172,

Common

-

From Jan. 1—

2415.

p.

1950.—V.

for

-1,987,000
*482,075
*1,036,217

4,196,373
railway—611,556

from

and replacement of buildings, ma¬
(After giving effect tdthe participation pro¬

substantially the same

Provision

1,720,000
*691,536
*1,201,397

*91,041

for construction

notes are

before

$193,000
*27,036
*88,916

railway—

from

Gross

producer of bleached sulphate wood
pulp, the entire capital stock of which is owned by Scott
Paper Co. and The Mead Corp. in equal amounts, has
sold $100,000 of 2V2 % promissory notes due 1951-1955 to
a group of banks headed by J. P. Morgan & Co. Incorpor¬
ated, and a $300,000 3V2% sinking fund note due 1970', to
the New York Life Insurance Co. The terms of these

Profit

1947

$236,000
*6,585
*60,445

income

oper.

Net

1949
$415,886
143,910

1950

Brunswick Pulp # Paper Co.—Notes Placed

Y

1948

$165,000
*28,636
*77,511

"31,861

Canadian Pacific Lines in

1,947,700
$3.80

$555,017
143,710

30—

England—Earnings—■

1949

$240,000

railway—

*Deficit.—V.

Inc.—Earnings—

share-*-

common

—This company,

sales

$1.04

railway—2,000,000
railway
*454,133

from

The

Net

$1,56

from

ry.

1948
$7,412,597

1949
$9,120,012

1950
$10,788,774

outstanding

shares.—V.

of the

—

:—

1950

oper.

ry.

Net

(& Domestic Subs.)—Earns.

—

chinery and equipment.
visions

212,812
1,140,388
1,903,049

.

railway

from

Net

746.

reserves

212,812
1,425,485
1,903,049

—

!

*

October—

30—

after charges &

per

*Before

——-

——

From Jan. 1—

2118.

income

(Earnings

$2,183,888

share

common

662.

p.

from

Gross

one

Bankers has
agreed to waive its subscription rights for preferred stock with respect
to 4,413 shares of common stock, but proposes to exercise subscription
preferred

Cr966,500
$1,566,239

taxes

shares

1,253,221

$3,178,510

outstanding

'Deficit.—V.

"Net

2,273,093

■—

——

Canadian National Lines in New

1,314,734
Cr341,500

*

Brillo Manufacturing Co.,

Common

1950
1949
$54,403,983 $51,477,000
5,451,603
3,437,109

,■

income taxes—

paid

Net

Cr259,357

etc

-

p.

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

paid

Earnings per

1949
1948
$8,657,375 $11,667,027
2,532,739
*69,957

Capital shares outstanding
172,

$5.55

:

foreign

dividends

Net

$1,975,309

etc

9 Months Ended Sept.

—V.

Federal and

for

shares

1,000,000
$0.21

1950
$8,742,158
2.234,666

"loss

income

taxes-

October—

Briggs Manufacturing Co.
Net

income

Common

$215,887

1,000,000
$0.77

—;

——

p.

293,454
97,818

$5.64

*

-

—

Common

317,287

America—Earnings-

Brewing Corp. of

172,

293,454
97,818

:—

Sept. 30—

before

Gross

Net

$542,402

!—

prolit —
Preferred dividends

'^oo!

$768,952

income

Federal income

326,455

$551,780

——

Net

1949

—

income

modernization,

351,791

—

Inc.—Earnings—

before

Plant

868,856

*——

1

—

Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.
Year Ended
Net sales

1950

before" taxes,"

1

dividends paid

Profit

Capital shares outstanding
Earnings per share-.—
—V. 170, p. 462.

Loss

__!

Earnings per share—
—V. 166, p. 2207.

*$1,168

Sept. 30—

sales

$8,519,382

903,571

—

Capital shares outstanding——

1730.

p.

Nine Months Ended Sept.

commitment

such

to

taxes

shares

Hearn.

loan

a

income

1,908,052

$378,072

Earnings per share

■

unsubscribed shares to be purchased by
owns
113,478 shares or 39.89% of -the out¬

stock

in

stock.

any

negotiated

Boston

order permitting
convertible preferred

exemption

cumulative

common

now

offering

now

common

has

Hearn
Bank of

Its

of

statement

the

preferred,

Federal

Gross

Inc., New York, which may be
offering of such stock by Hearn

general

a

shares

all

registration

a

Hearn
of

is

172,

*Profit.—V.

acquire all shares of the 5%
of Hearn Department
Stores,

stock
to

$1,906,884

used to partially

to be

are

Bankets Securities Corp.—Purchase Authorized—.

ft

$3,071,130

Fiscal Year Ended Sept. 30—

The

—

$235,910

—

revenues

Provision

Net

covering

for

income

Cash

The

from the other 25,000 shares

to

$562,254

Braniff Airways,

Net
a

"2,945.116

chgs.

9 Months Ended

Total

Files With SEC—

Md.

taxes

Prov.
.

1

corporation on Dec. 7 filed

$4,852,000

2,745,502

charges

Deficit.—V.

Profit

The

$5,816,632

308,205

income-

Net

»

available.—V.

$544,115

292,751

$220,417

—

made for possible

been

$855,005

fxd.

after

Contingent

*

Net

income

Provision

(rtls.,

etc.)

interest,
Income

12,357
''175,000

...

Provision

Federal

821,379

-

income

deductions

Total

47,102 '

—

and taxes

interest

depreciation,
i

—

$370,369

—

-

(net)

income

before

Net
Gross

Operating profit
Other

$4,030,621

$5,055,700
760,932

$446,340
97,775

$706,863
148,142

income-

oper.

ry

less

1,870,210

Selling and general expenses

$8,412,544

allowances

and

returns

1949

1950

Sept. 30—

Sales,
Profit

31, 1950

MONTHS ENDED OCT.

EARNINGS FOR SIX

1950—9 Mos.—1949

$239,062

taxes—
Capital
shares outstdg.
Earnings per
share

1950—Month—1949
1950—10 Mos.—1949
$7,882,021
$6,964,525 $70,678,251 $68,277,088
'
5,778,229
5,549,417 54,949,577 55,788,040
1,003,084
624,435
7,033,066
5,528,309
359,496
310,083
3,313,680
2,597,203
34,349
34,250
326,228
332,915

revenues

and

and

$7,438,526

$3.01

sales

of

charge

Period End.

Period End. Oct. 31—

$0.31

'

Sales Director, has announced the
as Manager of the variety chain-divi¬
merchandising for Tintair, the home
lxair
coloring product.
- r
•; rc
Mr,
Swersey was formerly Manager
of the chain store sales for
Eversharp, Inc., and Vice-President in charge of sales.for the Segal
Safety Razor Corp.
* • The corporation's national headquarters are located at 677 5th Ave.,

Maine RR.—Earnings-

&

Vice-President

Kalech,

in

172, p. 474.

Boston

$0.01

-

appointment of Joseph Swersey

Net

Associated Fund, Inc., St. Louis—Registers With SEC—
The corporation on Dec. 20 filed a registration statement with the
SEC
covering 15,000 full-paid units and 35,000 instalment units of
participating interest in Associated Fund Trust, an open-end,
fully
managed investment company.—V. 165, p. 67.

$035>

depletion.-—Y. 172, p. 746.

Bymart, Inc.—Swersey Syndicate Sales Chief—
Phil

$9,925,275

$7,041,206
206,365

share.--

per

60,000

" $189,446
-tKWOW ' '600,000
$6,675'

-

600,000

shares "outstanding)-!-—_*

"Before

$9,376,335
548,940

$7,358,999

56,500

$209,435

Earnings per common share

$7,247,5?! $10,242,035
1,833,846
2,883,036

1948

$305,946

'

•

t„!—

income

"Net

Capital

$9,872,468
369,567

'

86,675
"

1950—12 Mos.—1B49
$46,857,607 $67,282,803 $64,480,017"
25,835,621 36,948,418 36,624,533
4,644,000
6,284,960
6,078,975
44,649
64,146
61,429
9,292,131
14,112,811
12,338.745

$2.98

$7,441,449
321,001

Net oper.
income
Non-operating income__

distribution of 17,500 shares of common
stock (par $1) was made after the close of the New York
Stock Exchange on Dec. 18 at $26.12 y2 per share, with a
dealers discount of 45 cents per share, by A. G. Becker
& Co. and Merrill, Turben & Co. The offering was over¬
subscribed.—V, 172, p. 2118.
secondary

1949

52,000

for contingencies

Provisions

1950—9 Mos.—1949

revs.

Depreciation

172, p. 2377.

Ashland Oil & Refining

1950
$261,435

taxes-„

taxes

income

sion

A

income

before

Federal

Edison Co.—Earnings-

Boston

Period End. Sept. 30—

$4,100 948
608,609

$4,656,866

8450,138

$384,635

profit

Preferred

Profit

*

Operating

inc. taxes

for Fed.

Prov.

Co.—Earnings—

3 Months Ended Sept. 30—

V e SEC on Dec. 12 covering

of common stock (no
.
»o be offered through Meeks,
Reddoch & Co., Memphis, Tenn.,jt>i; th
arket (estimated at approxi¬
mately
$11.50 to $12.50 per snare). The proceeds are to go to
R. Howard Webster, the selling stockholder.—V. 172,
p. 842.

1950—Month—1949
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$2,509,998 $2,302,296 $28,706,834 $26,508,206
804,624
722,695
7,761,091
6,626,534
419,989
272,557
3,104,225
2,525,586

income taxes

bef.

Butte Copper & Zinc

Miss —Files With SEC—
»;»-»

f

was

Light Co.—Earnings-

Arkansas Power &
period End. Sept. 30—

Operating revenues'.
Profit

notification

of

7,500 shares

2222.

p.

letter

i.

from

stock

value preferred "B" stock and its no1 par value common
registration and listing on the Cincinnati Stock Exchange.

According to the application, there were outstanding on Sept. "*15,
1950, 4,108 preferred "A" shares, 3,314 preferred "B" shares, and 71,340

-$2.89;

owned by 117, 77 and 331 shareholders, respectively;
shareholders own as many as 100 shares or more of the
"A" stock and the preferred "B" stock, respectively; and,
with respect to the common, 26,871 shdres
(37.66% ) tore held by 31
officers, directors, employees and members of their immediate families,
24,728 shares (34.67% ) by 26 shareholders and the remaining 19,741
shares,

common

746.

only

'

eight

preferred

Bullard

Beech Aircraft Corp.—New President—

.«

Olive

Am

(Mrs. Walter H.) on Dec. 14 was elected President
Executive
Officer,
She has served
as
a
member
of the

and -Chief
board

Beech

directors

of

organised

and

Secretary-Treasurer since
Beech fills the vacancy

as

' Mrs.
sines' the death of her husband

,/ John

in

Elliott,

A.

elected

formerly

Nov.

on

Controller

Treasurer.

Frank-E.
p.

1932.

the

company

that

Vice-President,

and

Chief

elected

a

Accountant,
t.

shares

Earnings

-172,

1729.

Bell Aircraft Corp.

(&

Months Ended Sept. 30—
Sales and ether income..
Net

profit after

Capital shares

Earnings per
—V.

172,

p.

1949

1950

$18,778,223

,

taxes

$3,184,158'

786,219

share

'

435,989"

f

;

746.

$1.80
.

sales

income

Period End. Oct. 31—

of

1950—Month—1949

revenues

Uncollectible

oper.

17,151,111
rev._

Operating revenues—
Operating expenses
Operating taxes
Net
_v

V.

oper

V7o

income

charges

172, p. 1926.

25,096

.

17,126,015
12,209.806

2,302,830

$

three

per

$

14,536,362 161,439,181
31,849 *
• 265,827

$

136*400,315
*

289,402

14,504,513

161,173,354 136,110,913
11,271,658 116.646,866 112 575 015
1,298,393
19,641,200
5,717,159

common

.."After

&

The

charges—

1,934,462

24,885,288

■*-

.

$6.86

-

r

,

19,937,245

9,030,567

has

SEC

given

represents
Mills stock

that exchange trading in the
has been negligible during "the

all trading in the securities is how
\

interested

persons
until
application.—V. 160, p.

Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Earnings—

$4.30

1950—Month—1949

Period End. Nov. 30—

$

f

.

Jan.

16,

to

1951,

1291.

I
1950^-11

Mos.—1949

Bu?Ti Terminal

Net "profit——

before

Federal
Net

from

rents,

Co.—Earnings— *

"Earns,

1950
$958,593

income

taxes

taxes!

1—

1949

1948

$913,508

$1,080,355'

140,256

etc

107,890

Common

shares

Earnings

per

—V.. 172,

p.

outstanding*-:
common share——

50,000

30,000
$77,890

$161,264-

571,550

571,550

544,371

$0.16

$0.14

$0.29

com.

80,000

2,955,162
$0.76

1—__

ihare_

on

3,764,480

quirements.—V.

241.264

$90,256

income

income

per

"Based

r

172,

p.

common

$

$

29,039,508

Sales

$

1,986,331
$0.51

shares

aiter

31,766,386
$8.18
preferred

17,153,881
.$4.64

dividend;re¬

2118.

Central Arizona Light & Power Co.—Registrar—
.

.

The

and

Bankers

registrar

1980.—V.

171,

Trust

for
p.

Co.

has been

$6,000,000

2398.

•'

22,381,587 301,317,629 231,914,690

first

appointed
mortgage

New

2%%

York

bonds
"

-

agent

paying
due
'
(

Dec;

1,

'

106.

Central Chemical Corp., Hagerstown, Md.—Note Placed

Butler Brothers

13,818,739'

1,407,727

further

Carthage

of

request a hearing upon the

18,218,000

27,941,000

_

share*—-.

preferred dividend requirements.—V._ 172, p. 2118.

Period End. Nov. 30—

2,613,379

by 279 shareholders.

application
classes

'

Profit

1950—10 Mos.—1949

The

..

"1950
: '
- 1949
-$286,971,000 $263,497,942.

30—

taxes

Quarter Ended Sept. 30—

2,100,595




$1.48

$0 11

,

Pennsylvania—Earnings—
$

Operating

Sept.

after

(27.67% )

shares

276,000

$1.15

past three years and that virtually
on
the over-the-counter market.

=.

"Earnings

Revenue

Bell Telephone Co.

$407,414

'

276.000-

$0.57

49,045

435,989

outstanding

:

-1950—9 Mos.—1949

$316,560

1590.

Ended

Net

Subs.)—Earnings,—

9

$0.05

276.000

Burlington Mills Corp.—Earnings—
Year
Net

--

276.000

share-

per

170, p.

1950—3 Mos —1949
$13,802
$157,627

taxes-

outstdg.

was'

...

director.——V

after

profit

Paoital

—V.

29.

.

was

existed:

has

•

Hedrick,

was

Co.—Earnings—

Period End. Sept. 30—
Net

Sales———V.

172, p.

1827.

(& Subs.)—Nov. Sales 2.1%
1950—Month—1949

Lower—

1950—11 Mos.—1949

$10,356,236 $10,582,846 $110,970,544 $116,498,950

Privately—A new $600,000 serial note due Dec. 1, 1962,
has been privately placed by Cohu & Co. with State
Mutual Life Assurance Co. of Worcester, Mass.-—V. 167,
p.

1692.

Volume 172

Number 4971

.

,

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(2479)
Central Hudson

Gas

Electric

&

standing

Corp.—Trustee—

Irving

Trust

of

Co,

bonds,

mortgage

York,

2%%

is

due

New

1980.

series

for

trustee
See

V.

$12,000,000

172,

of

of

the

2378.

p.

The

Central Ohio Light & Power Co.—Exchange Offer Ef¬

that

the

proposed
said

further

See American

Gas

Electric

&

Co.

above.—V.

172,

1926.

p.

■—V.

S. A.—Acquires Mills

—

Profit

Federal

income
Stale

and

Earnings
—V.

supplied

by

184,318

429,753

Co.

$227,052

$299,936

$552,898

700,000

700,000

700,000

of

$0.32

$0.43

$0.79

of

(of

share

'l'ne

operation

15,
the

has

the

of

1965

at

First

called

sinking

1023«',r

1,

Trust

100

Co.,

of

Broadway,

Fourth
and
Walnut
holder, at the New

N.

Sts.,
York

the

15,

York

through

1951,

Payment

of

option

New

Y.—V.

172,

1730.

p.

the

The

for

on Dec. 12 filed a lef^er of notification
shares of common stock (par $20), to

company

8,746

share,

per

without

underwriting.

proceeds

The

with the SEC
be offered at
used

be

to

are

for

1950,

to

RR.

Dec.

entation,

York

New

Chicago,

line

to

dated

returnable

of

1,

Jan.

4%

1,

bonds,

1951,

due

upon

pres¬

905,

Room

at

1951,

freight

$1,200,000 equipment

and

to

172,

to

semi¬

mature

of

part

cover

corporation has negotiated
announced

was

The

banks

First
St.

to

up

their

the

are

National

Louis

and

Under

20

American
of

Bank

National

Planters

agreement

$2,000,000

of

final

three

parts,

87.000,000.
next

The

the

New

authorization of

considered

Trust Co.
of
of Memphis,

Valley

the

Delivery

June,

received,

are

investment

total

with

of

complete
will

represented

the planes is expected
Stewart said.—V. 172, p. 571.

Mr.

(Including

foreign

and

domestic

15 Weeks Ended—

income

after

be

to

be

stock

arouna

shares

♦Earnings per
♦After

working

capital

factory building
165,

171,

stock for

stock

of

to

Cities Service Co.

E.

systems

equipment,

proceeds

of

York

for

and

tne

possible

the

850,000

$0.80

$0.81

$0.67

172,

Oct. 2, '48

the

Place

14

Bonds

per

S

Van

as

in

172,

s

$1,684,334

133,468,788

495,893,779

406,660,873

11,983,320

55,813,081

2,308,091

18,434,827

55,013,961
15,179,723

9,675,229

37,378,254

3,702,000

3,702,000

39,834,233
3,702,000

$2.62

$10.10

$10.76

$2.65

share_

com.

The

dividend

shares

share dor each
—V.

171,

its

on

shares

20

stock

$10

in

outstanding.

the

value

par

ratio

The record

distribute

stock,

common

of

of

States
to

is

be

date

is

Dec.

1,

1950.

1950—48 Wks.—1949

at

Dec.

1950,

2,

income

before

income

who,

in

in

addition

has

Co.

for

that

he

Fire

to

many

would

years has
Manufacturers

duties

his

acted

years
move

Insurance

recent

of

to

up

income

Common

$432,571

t232,000

♦After
ital

t156,000
$276,571

outstanding

and

Woods,

President,

purchase

to

Government

will

be

of

$0.55

requirements,

tlncludes

Casualty Insurance Col

debentures acquired

for

net

cap¬

retirement.—V.

171,

358.

p.

in

used

Three Months Ended
Tons

ore

as

The

Sept. 30—

of Phila¬

:

<.

used

Provision

1949

that

$62,870,520
6,703,641

income

taxes—

2,887,169

3,006,643

for

7,418,772

Earnings
—V.

$3,816,472

shares

Total

Gross

U.

S.

Net

1,256,766

1,256,799

$3.04

$3.51

Net

the

the

company's

and

to

pany
to

$14

ry.

properties

the

mortgage

the

to

the

principal

proceeds

by the

consummation

above proposal

proceeds,

the

ferred

above

$14

The

in

proposals
ar.d

to

mortgage

amount

other

funds

of

of

Commercial

of

and

directors

the
have

share

per

and

the

to

mortgage

receipt by
holders

the

$5,303,667
1,983,033

$2.79

$2.67

Las

Inc.,

Dec.
shares

on

for

of

1949

35,100

a letter of notification with the SEC
capital stock, to be offered at
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be

common

and equipment,

1949

1948

1947

$224,748

$225,077

$199,268

135,025

124,023

113,660

107,903

61,524

58,456

1,852,269

1,1)08,477

874,664

1,598,049
618,446

347,602

"656,774

473,421

351,186

496,956

358,32T.

income

67,899

64,895

1,818,531

railway

income—
1828.

p.

Shore Line

RR.—Earnings-

produced

$293,428

-

costs

Operating

2,002

$27,415

$69,468

1,000

—

ry.

Oper.

exps.

$55,468

2,283

participations

and

from

from

Non-operating

Int.,

income

Net

etc.,

(&

Subs.)

$

$

$

86,417,486

81,196,882 385,086,318 367,447,986

79,408,480

72,254,778

332,655,924

317,103,608

7,009,006

8,942,104

52,430,394

50,344,378

43,748

44,602

137,202

374,765

52,567,596

50,719,143

7,052,754
3,845,961

8,986,706

3,703,173

14,807,027

—

5,283,533

37,760,569
11,959,767

36,546,140
11,478,199

outstanding Sept. 30
per share on common stock

♦Includes

1950,

the

operations
of

date

of

$2.36

—

Island

Staten

acquisition.—V.

Consolidated Natural
Dr.

Thomas

director

to

L.. Harris

fill

_

172,

Edison

p.

Corp.

$2.35

April

from

of

vacancy

Parkersburg

com¬

contem¬

Gas Co.—New Director-—
Parkersburg,

W.

has

Va.,

which

Rig

&

has

Reel

existed

since

been

elected

a

Co.—V,

172,

p.

the

of

distribution
the

375,018

such
re¬

out¬

Copper

&

Steel

Industries,

2022.

Inc.—Deben¬

Placed

Privately—The company on Dec. 8 placed
privately $2,500,000 of 15-year 5% sinking fund deben¬
tures due Dec. 1, 1965, with Connecticut Mutual Life In¬
The

The

the

Co.

689,349

per

1950—9 Mos.—1949

♦$49,198

$115,388

$87,089

outstdg.
share

421,259

421,259

421,259

421,259

171,

issue.—V.

172,

Trust Co.,
p.

'

$0.23

Nil

$0.27 "

$0.21

2302.

p.

Distillers Corp.-Seagrams Ltd.
after

Income

—V.

all

and

(&

operating

excess

Subs.)—Earnings—
1950

charges

profits

1949

$35,505,112 $20,451,450
18,400,000
8,953,000

taxes—.

profit

172,

$17,105,112 $11,498,450

-

1731.

p.

Douglas

Lomason

&

Detroit,

Co.,

Mich.—Files

With

Securities and Exchange Commission—
letter

of

notification

shares of

Thomas

—V.

166,

that

stock

with

filed

(par

$14.25

at

the

$2)

to

SEC

be

Dec.

on

offered

share,

per

Chemical Co.—Price

company

for

without

6

covering

the

account

underwriting.

on

Dec.

Issued

15

Set for

Stock—

prospectus

a

stockholders 200,000 shares

offering its employees

of its common stock at $57.50

The offering was announced Nov. 7, but no price was set at

time.

Common
the

Hough

was

52.

p.

Dow
The

common

S.

and common

stockholders
of

of

record

stock

common

for

21

Dec.

each

10%

of

their annual

will

have

shares

50

exception of officers and directors,

by a

the

held.

option

to buy

Employees,

may subscribe

with

for stock up to

wages.

check

pay

deduction

plan

extending

over

have

the privilege of reducing or cancelling
tune before the final payment is made.

any

nine

months.

They

their subscriptions

similar plan offered last January more than 4,000
subscribed for stock.
The company currently has 6,100,000
a

common
stock outstanding and 18,000 common stockholders,
approximately one-fourth are employees.—V. 172, p. 1927.

shares

of

offices:

IfOTE:

Dana

135

On

S.

before

Federal

Sept. 30—

income

1950

1949

1948

$592,239

' $882,503

241,000

333,000

$396,097

$549,503

381,562

381,562

331,562

$0.90

taxes-———_

$637,097

243,000

$344,239

income

taxes

income

Capital

shares

Earnings
—V.

p.

outstanding.

per

170,

share

$1.04

$1.44

204.

sales

Operating
Other

Net

for

1950

—

1927.

New York, has been appointed trustee

x

(net)

income

taxes

♦Net

*298,196

169,783-

$845,263

shares

loss.—V.

*$128,413

420,000

320,000

$2.01

outstandingshare.-

per

$9,202,453

'611,000

income

Earnings

1949

$15,819,465

1,611,662
155,399

•—

—

profit

deductions

Provision

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

Sept. 30—
—

—

Nil

172, p. 844.

Easy Washing Machine Corp.—Earnings—
9 Months Ended

Net

income
A

after

and

B

Earnings

per

—V.

p.

170,

Sept. 30—
taxes

shares

share

1950
1949
$25,206,334 $19,931,811
—.

outstanding)

$35,743,156

1,674,692

1,112,306

2,387,154

500.181
$3.35

500,465

500.465

$2.22

$4.77

1948

883.

Financial

Seibert,
La

account

Salle

of

the




fluctuations

In

the

rate

of

exchange,

remittance

for

foreign

of

which

Chronicle
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 8, N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Seibert. Editor and Publisher;
President; William D. Riggs, Business Manager.
Fublished twice a week [every Thursday
(general news and advertising issue)
with a
statistical
issue
on
Monday].
Other
St., Chicago 3, 111.
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers* Gardens, London, E. C., England c/o Edwards & Smith,
Copyright 1950 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered
as
second class matter Februaiy 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March
3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of PanAmerican Union. $45.00 per year;
in Dominion of Canada. $48.00 per year.
Other Countries, $52.00 per year.

William

at

employees

DWG Cigar Corp.—Earnings—
9 Months Ended

Class

working capital.

Marine Midland

-Earnings-

1950—3 Mos.—1949

$97,065

Sales

proceeds will be used to retire $2,000,000 of short-term loans and

increase

for

2,112,522

895,318

Three Months Ended Oct. 31—
Profit

Capital

tures

2,664,128

736,642

taxes

after

shares

Earnings

Net

on

the

2,160,535

income
1731.

Eastern Stainless Steel Corp.

1434.

the

of

4,550,266

4,

death

a

5,459,790

14,173,003

3,206,793

deductions—

income

4,979,361

959,287

railway
p.

income

Under

—

58,438

6,179,501

railway

oper.

172,

Profit
Gross

200,389

88,648

Employees will have the option of paying their subscriptions in cash

*1950—12 Mos.—1949

1950—3 Mos.—1S49

income-.

248,411

45,581

Diamond T Motor Car Co.

or

taxes—

150,144

96,740

Period End. Sept. 30—

26,956

•

income

304,887

income—

oper.

ry.

—V.

14,000

3,021

revenues

$474,639

'1949

From Jan. 1—

$67,465

2,008

: *

$558,798

2,867,295

Net

261,324

$25,407

—

1080.

1947

$414,941

1950

Net

$328,789

268,022

taxes_

and

1948

$650,972

from

railway
from railway

of

$26,415

p.

With

$248,514

railway

oper.

172,

6,000

1950

expenditures

170,

Nev.—Files

Vegas,

filed

8

without

railway——

oper.

from

Ltd.—Earnings—

profit

surance

company

the

of

of

equivalent

transaction
the

authorized
the

all

$5,000,000

of

aggregate of $5,250,252) to its stockholders,
each outstanding share of capital stock.

mortgage
to

approved

2,266,666

railway

from

ry.

—V.

A

revenue

Continental

the

for

Subject

plated

real

distribute

(In

stockholders

$6,328,985

From Jan. 1—

completed in October.
This
manufacture of butadiene to meet the

July 20 of John M. Crawford, of Parkersburg, W. Va., Chairman of

,

1730.

15

$927,364

were

Sept. 30—

Period End. Sept. 30—

Distribute Proceeds—
Dec.

$993,741
share——

1950

from

from

one.share

Board

On

1,938,062

Delivery

Government

City & Suburban Homes Co.- -To Mortgage Properties
and

1,944,077

purchase machinery

Net

cor¬

synthetic rubber program.—V. 172, p. 1531.

operating

profit

revenue

Provision

$4,412,124

outstanding

share—

per

172, p.

536,735

1

share),

9 Months Ended

Capital

484,977

for

Products,

per

to

Net

the

by

$66,260,570

taxes—

income

Net

$7,291,729

1531.

p.

♦Loss.—V.

this

gallons of ethyl alcohol.

material

this

the

metals

and

Operating

Earned

income

before

$8,273,062

Detroit & Mackinac Ry.—Earnings—

■

30,600

from

Development

Shares

1950

—

Profit

$1,464,099

&

common

300,000

($1

par

Net

Sales

29,116.260

$1,448,718

dividends.

per

company

covering

Agent for RFC

milled

income

Net

City Products Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
9 Months Ended

32,849,833

$41,122,895 $36,407,939

*<>'

'

announced

15

as

$0.25

8409.223

discount on company's 4% debentures acquired
tlncludes $2,795 net capital gain and $15,839 discount

company's 4%

6,477,755

Securities and Exchange Commission—

Capital

been Executive yice-President

Dec.

on

France

accelerated

the

Operating

dividend

$14,091

retirement,

on

960.000

960,000

share—

common

preferred

gain

for

—

shares

•Earnings per

$7,941,854

(net)

avail,

common

of

Co.

h

1950—12 Mos.—1949

$8,921,828

inc._

chgs.

income

Net

Insurance

President

as

Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.

$561,929

-

,

fxd.

Earnings
—V. 172,

with

as
President of
become Chairman

'

Coniaurum Mines

1949

$793,929

:

$3.71

Common shares outstanding

will

1950

taxes—

taxes-

Net

Gross

$
Net

compared

1926.

approximately 106,000,000
during 1951.

the

—V.

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

Six Months Ended Oct. 31—

Profit

$3.71

7,473,110

divids.,

pfd.

other

made

Exploration

Federal

$3.37

October—

has been named as agent for the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation
to
expedite the movement from France to the United

Capital

City Investing Co.

1

Interest,

Gross

additional

one

2398.

p.

825,000

$1,417,096

1950—3 Mos.—1949

inc.

other

corporate

per share.

outstanding

additional

of

Gross

•e

has received SEC authorization to issue and

company
stock

a

850,000

$1,416,429

103,148

poration

$

6,610.083

-

&

revs.

Net

1949

$1,746,170
103,306

—

operation

p.

Calvert

of

Horn

Albert

alcohol

16,411,062

3,702,000

1,100,000
$1,475,332

per comomn share

Net

1950
___

1950—5 Wks.—1C49

stated

director

a

demands of

172,123 716

9,800,979

taxes

Operating expenses

negotia¬

increasing its outstand¬

Stock Dividend Approved—

185,100

is

1950—9 Mos.—1949

taxes-

outstdg

income

1948

and

Privately—It

the corporation had

1949

$25,043,017 $24,705,052
2,266,429
2,242,096

2,575,332

—

Desert

Nov.

stores

Ciedit

Non-operating

as

addi¬

an

between $200,000

$18,461,000 $17,262,000 $163,093,000 $154,517,000

Arrangements

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

profit

Fed.

Detroit & Toledo

Wareheim

board

Mr.

282.

p.

inc. taxes

inc.

shares

Earns,

of

*

pilot

auxiliary
stock offering

purchase

amount

an

taxes

369

subsidiary,

Net

Net

including

a

par

Commercial Solvents Corp.—To Act

850.000

850,000

requirements.—V.

1950—3 Mos.—1949

income

oper.

before
for Fed.

Com.

and

mechanical

and

1231.

p.

1950
taxes

income

Period End. Sept. 30—
Gross

Airlines, Inc.—Earnings—

ago.—V.

Commercial
of

$2.77

172,

Dayton Power & Light Co.—Earnings—

is

Gross

were

C.

$8,656,013

170, p. 301.

Net

J.

$735,516

S

Profit

it

shares.

control

—V.

250,000

Commercial Credit Co.—New President of Unit—

subsidiaries)

$731,463

share

dividend

Period End. Sept. 30—

Prov.

by

Henry L. Van Horn will become President of Calvert Fire
Co., a subsidiary, effective Jan. 1, 1951,

the

$12,411,785

snares

arise,

stock

stocks.—V.

Sept. 30—

profit

Earnings
'

2302.

p.

year

354,777

$4.01

preferred

on

$25,540,773

for

Net

meeting

the remaining balance of the
by Society for Savings in the City
Trust Co.; $192,500 to reimburse the

Inc.—To

——

a

101,936

!

"

$3,000,000 3%% promissory note due 1965.

a

after

Sales
There

5,526,602

125,463

share

common

Federal

held

buildings in

or

Period End. Dec. 2—

379

9,528,654

—

per

dividends

before

Prov.

shares

make

occasion

500,000

electric

net

and

common

control

at

70,000

special

a

issue upon conversion

should

electrical

the

at

tt'M

$617,714

outstanding

common

preferred

taxes

sales

Profit

2924.

p.

Foods

income

from

Gross

&

purchase

Quarter Ended Sept. 30—
income

weli

Oct. 8, '49

-

income

equity in earnings
devaluation adjustment

October—

by

completed

Oct. 7, '50

taxes

Net

the

as

(Joseph II.) Cohen & Sons, Inc.—Note Placed Privately
—The corporation has placed privately through W. E.

Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.—Earnings—

Common

Reid

ing first mortgage sinking fund 3%% bonds from $9,500,000 to $16,000,000, in order to provide additional
working capital.—V. 172, p. 2378.

Co.

Trust

&

corporation will be able to draw
notes to complete
the financing of

airplanes

Canadian

1949

—

income

Year Ended

be

5.

future,

of

and

retire

and

the

delphia.—V. 172, P. 662.

Net

to

of

the

1950

—$105,589,017 $81,430,311
22.065,902
14.639,328

taxes—

Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc.—Earnings—

named

tions under way with regards to

has

spare

items

contactors

announced that at

Chicago;

of

were

When

and

currency

♦After

terms,

are

Colonial Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Up 6.95%—

Constellation airplanes, Mr. Stewart said; The company
three of the fleet in service. These 300 m.p.h. planes,
completely financed through company funds, are flying
between Chicago, St. Louis, Memphis and Houston on the company's
domestic
route
and
internationally
to
Havana,
Cuba;
Kingston,
Jamaica, and Caracas, Venezuela.

already

which

States

Canadian

the

recently of an additional two-story brick
building adjoining its main plans; $150,000 for initial too.ing
remodeling of the newly acquired building; and the balance to

—V.

the

unsecured

on

Bank

National

stock,

Fulton,

&

authorized

apply

Clinton

President.

Trust Co.

&

Mississippi

Memphis;

Union

Bank

Income

stock,

underwriting

common

are

industrial

to

$300,000.—V.

12

to

up

Subs.)—Earnings—

credit with four banks,

Stewart,

A.

preferred

and

authorization

Gross

$2,000,000

a

Sidney

by

credit

this

fleet

Dec.

on

total

to

Colonial
Chicago

at

2218.

p.

and

into

preferred
the

the

long-term notes

for

increase

before

•Earnings
with

factory
and

(&

,

Minority stockholders'

until

the

Chicago & Southern Air Lines, Inc.—Bank Loans—
This

United

certificates

and

x

Income,

distribution.

statement

convertible

price

common

in

proposes

Cleveland

company

cars.

office

company's

issue

$300,000

follows:

Net

it

has

notice

Ry.—Bids Invited
on

company

new

1951—V.

all

1950,
said

Co.

be

Jan.

on

produces

Hutton & Co.
the

by

250

the

to

CST, on Jan. 3,

1951

1,

mortgage
to

Louisville

March

1966.
used

21,

respectively)

that

will

shares of

individual

of

It

$30,

increase

a

relays,

devices.

14,

Dec.

Bridge & Belt
and St. Clair,

1,
1951, attached,
Y.—V. 172, p. 2218.

be

cost

period

Jan.

N.

5,

be

to

$1,550,000

are

first

interest

has issued invitations for bids

certificates,

Bids

Jan.

due

Co.

Indianapolis &

annually 1952 through
The proceeds are to

noon,

bonds,
RR.

Buy Bonds—

the

Illinois

Missouri and

accrued
due

coupon

St.,

estimated

4%

Belt

during

purchase

to

inclusive,

and

par

The company

trust

1950,
Louis

at

with

Wall

offered

mortgage

St.

&

1951

1,

Two

30,

first

Co.

Madison
Jan.

has

company

that

Dec.

Sachs

Cleveland,

held

be

prompt

making

devices,

tional

Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—To

offering

conversion

convertible

company

broad

of

working capital.

This

further

registration

a

Goldman,

par

to

proposed

The

as

Chicago Bridge & Iron Co.—Files With SEC—
covering

until

and

after

cumulative

announced

nas

proposed

shares,

of

and

stock,

company's 3%

S34.30

Exchange

"ex"

Sales

underwriters.

stockholders

also

debentures due July
will be made at

3%

of

interest.

15,

Jan.

on

Cincinnati,

the

at

or

$550,000

accrued

Bank

Ohio,

redemption

for

fund,

and

National

Cincinnati

York

company

available

Champion Paper & Fibre Co.—Partial Redemption—

of

public

rate

In order to provide

102.

company

Crown Zellerbach Corp.
6 Months Ended Oct. 31—

Curb

share

per

filed

20

amendment.

preferred

of

This

1950,
such
the company

York

quoted

delivered

shares

rate,

the

New

outstanding

capital

per

171, p.

50,000

with

982,651

161,320

:

shares

Dec.

on

dividend

484,754

taxes

income

not

$14

21,
by

Controller Co.—Registers With SEC—

together

principal
Net

of

are

Dec.

receipt

the -New

of

be

the

above.

par.

The

1948

1949

$12,738,433 $14,295,221

t

Capital

which

company

388,372

taxes—

income

distribution

covering

$30

1950

$7,258,499

.

before

stock

record

upon

to

300.

p.

Clark
The

Co.—Earnings-

Fiscal Year Ended Sept. 30—
sales

Securities

on

capital

stock

of

referred

notice, must be accompanied by due bills for

170,

SEC

Cessna Aircraft

stock

-

forthwith

Net

Central Violeta Sugar Co.,

See Fresnillo Co. below.—V. 172, p. 2218.

Net

the

capital

made

proceeds

Committee

for

fective—

of

be

to

mortgage

ruled

,

shares

distribution

The

first

3

subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

ft

Matanzas

statement with the SEC
series due 1930, to be

Dec. 20 filed a registration
covering $4,500,000 of first mortgage bonds,
offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
on

proceeds of the bond sale will be used in part to redeem on or
1, 1951, $1,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, 3V*clo series
1, 1973, at 103%, and to pay the principal of notes issued to
t>anks
for
construction' purposes, estimated at $2,500,000,
and the
I alance of such
proceeds will reimburse the company treasury for
construction expenditures heretofore made and
provide a portion of
the funds required for the company's 1951 construction program.—
Net

March

fcbout

due Feb.

V.

172,

interest

Total

income

1,013,410

dividends

Other

312
$1,477,785

295,370

1,262,923
1,583

$6,810,022
1,731,580
140,760

$615,581

454,455
25,447

other exps.—

and

$2,082,500

4,396,522
1,312

$3,347,011
1,251,088
306,917

375

__4.

income

Total
Taxes

$1,912,188

$522,500
92,706

$464,063

—_

Total

interest

lateral

1950—12 Mos.—1949

1950—3 Mos.—1949

Period End. Sept, 30—

75,000

income

Net

Earns,

—V.

$4,937,682

into during

tered

5,250,358

$0.05

$0.94

9 Months Ended Sept.

30—

income

before

Net

$100,358
$0.51

172,

$159,431
$0.89
'
' " "

-

share—

Earnings per common
—V.

273,681
114,250

(.est.)—

taxes

income

profit

$1,546,043

168,118
67,760

—_——T_,

taxes

for Federal

Provision

Facsimile

. • - .

•

1435.

p.

'

Electronics Corp., Passaic, N. J.

&

Sells

North

Exchange, Mr. Bower was' also associated"
and Wertheim & Co.—V. 172, p. 1435.

with J. & W. Seligman &

(Del.)—Plan Approved—^

Federal Liquidating Corp.

,

corporation,

a

The

halue

be

will

cv7.50

given

of

The

—V.

172,

Dec.

on

1950.

29,

2023.

p.

P.

company.

omitted being

The

corporation

Dec.

on

i

ingle

4

filed

14

(The)

,

the

for

registration

a

statement

with the

110,000 shares of common stock (no par

Shares

of

which

Firth Carpet Co.—Stock Placed Privately—An

Stock

subsidiary,

outstanding following
Nov. 24,

stockholders

The

and

stock

and

approved

Harold
had
r

E.

dividend

a

will

4%%.
sinking

a

of

Financing

few

next

At

the

£156,000

stock

(without

value

stated

is

of

7'/a%

expected

is

since

value

Mr.

of

Mr.

Wadely

cumulative

would
best
for

be

sales

earnings

thai net

This

sales

would

pointed

year

Mr.

of

be

that

The

;

1

the

now

for

1950

with

1948

been

re¬

Oil

which

favorable.—V.

as

Profit

Exchange

on

Dec.

ondary distribution of 54,172 shares
(no par) at $20.12V2 per share, with
i

will

be

for

in

Net

excess

1949

«al<^ <2per- revS'
Profit bef
income
Provision

Cuban

Net

for

U.

taxes

S.

income

1949

shares
per

5,710,698

13,015,801

income

1,952,872
$3,757,826

3,012,000

194,788
2,259,000

Common

Common
iJarns.

1,004,000

1,004,000

paid—

divs. paid
shrs. outstdg._

per

share—

com.

stock

$6.63

PREFERRED

retired

STOCK

company

completed

i.tock,

calling

by

for

the

in

$8,595,138 $11,004,263
215,120
350,770
3.012,000
3,514,000

$3.54

"

1 004 000

$8.33

*

retirement

redemption

;
paid

serial

bank

over
of

the

of

all

January
its

of

this

the

year

outstanding
37,427

Of

working capital,
bearing interest

loan,

preferred
shares, involv-

that

amount

and $3,000,000
at

2%%

per

about
by

an

annum

*cln- in,stalraents of $500,000 on Oct. 15 in each of the

1950"55> inclusive. The 1950 instalment of $500,000 has
SALE

OF

TWO

MILLS,

CENTRAL

AND

INVESTMENT

VIOLETA SUGAR

nKiS

been

IN

CO.

Co^
s^sidiary.
cash, immediately after the aclose of the sold to Cuban interests, for
1950 crop, two of its smaller




.,

4,550

Hormel & Co.—Earnings—

$3,896,715

$2,416,379

160,994

164,424

39,704
1,777,801

39,704
1,763,393

733,790

—

and

State

property

169,

_

$5.04

share
-

industrial

$2,500,000

Marion,

Ohio,

Dec.

registrar

for

change

rubber

products
on

Dec.

plant to be
15 by this

1,944,427

3,139,343

1,736,747
86,724
1,278,139

3,779,401
86,724
1,162,500

511,500

465,000

$3.23

$7.22

Pittsburgh.
necessitated by

Co.-

of

the fact that the Farmers Deposit
Mellon National Bank & Trust

for

the

Bank

Trust

Co.

will

corporation

in

continue

agent

the

Pitts¬

burgh.
•

The

Mellon

National

&

taxes

1950
1949
1948
$39,462,478 $33,565,573 $28,832,567
«

9,769,846
•'

-

,

7,955,290

281,257
3,668,697

281,257
3,668,247

$3.38

dividends

8,441,576

422,368
4,703,865

:

$3.34

$3.14

Earnings per common share——
—V.

171,

2609.

p.

Houston Lighting

Financing—

& Power Co.—Plans

as

com-

pany's Pittsburgh transfer agent, while the Bankers Trust Co. of New
will continue to perform that function in New York.
The Guaranty Trust Co. of New York will also continue to act as

•.

were forming into groups on Dec. 19 to bid for
this company, probably in January or February, of
$15,000,000 in new first mortgage bonds. The company expects to use
the money from this issue for construction.—V. 171, p. 2304.

offering

bankers

by

Oil

Humble

&

Refining

Co.—Secondary

Offering—A

10,000 shares of capital stock (no
par) was made on Dec. 21 by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane at $102.50 per share, less a concession

secondary offering of

of $1.50 per

share to NASD members.

The offering was

oversubscribed and the books closed.—V.

transfer

Pittsburgh,- the

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

172,

p.

Registrar—

18, 1350, the Fidelity Trust Co. of. Pittsburgh became
the above corporation, succeeding the Farmers Deposit

of

—

Sept. 30—

dividends

Common

an

completed, the. plant will.employ approximately 300
annual payroll of more than $1,000,000. The structure

was

after

Investment

announced

were

_L—

operations-

from

Preferred

'

2,349,065

———

Household Finance Corp.

profit

"4

603.

p.

9 Months Ended

Gross

■

2,329,890

taxes—

—

dividends

$

$

249,787,391 242,060,922 265,417,684
4,678,955
3,681,174
6,918,744

taxes—

Income

Preferred

705,409
$3,14

v

-

new

a

near

_f

Oct. 30,'48

Oct 29,'49

Oct. 28,'50

1

before

Net

—

—

Co.—

&

sales

Federal,

.

———

$

Profit

——

—_

2220.

p.

Fiscal Year Ended—

Net

23,000
13,750
9.150
9,150
9,150
9,150

——

844.

Mo.—Stock
Placed
Privately-—The company has placed privately
an
issue of $1,600,000 4J/2% cumulative preferred stock
(par $100) at par and accrued dividends with the Penh
Mutual Life Insurance Co., it was announced on Dec. 16.
Hussman

The net
tion

of

a

Refrigerator

proceeds

are

Louis,

St.

Co.,

to be used to purchase a site for the construc¬
172, p. 1533.

warehouse in St. Louis, Mo.—V.

York

remaining

$4,000,000.

1,521,000

National Bank has become a part of the

$10.68

1950.

RETIREMENT—In

<-lg™nnn™Utlay provided out
01 B]i*]Uly
*1,000,000 was
unsecured

January,

3,937,379

—2,377,000

taxes—

outstanding—

When

National Bank

•

♦Preferred

6,273,715

Goodrich Co.—To Build Plant—

for

Effective

5,813,210

1,004,000

———i.—

1949

1950

Gulf Oil Corp.—Change of

The

$6,656,331

divs.

172,

—V.

square feet of floor space.
The company now has manufacturing operations in 14 States.
The
new Marion plant' will
be the 12th in Ohio, where the company was
founded in 1870.—V. 172, p. 2379.

16,817,473

4,420,663

-

Preferred

—V.

persons with an
will Ijaye 125,000

a

4,430,778

Schwabacher

$84,441',016 $77,694,162

_.

common

,

taxes—

an

announced

1947

and

Inc.

Smith, Barney & Co.————
—
Eastman, Dillon & Co.—.
—————
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane——
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis

EARNINGS

7.

936.

p.

company.

$92,467,493 $76,537,582 $94,024,069 $85,968,292
11,087,109

172,

constructed

1

•

1948

32,100

Co

&

$4.39

—2

and the
severally to be

company

86,724
1,278,422
511,500

dividends

(B. F.)

sec¬

dealer's discount

a

the

shares outstanding-!—a—

dividends

Common

stock

common

of
.

Shares
Witter

Dean

Blyth & Co., Inc
A. C, Allyn and Co.,

(Geo. A.)

OF

company

the principal underwriters

of

stock

dividends

!

dividends

Earnings

a

names

capital

of

shares

purchased by each are .as follows:.

Common

STATEMENT

The

1910.

in

Common

profit

Plans

15 made

California

in

working capital.

taxes—

income'

Common

(The) Fresnillo Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings1950

awarded

was

acquiring the business and property of
which had been engaged in the oil

Co.,

incorporation

net used for the refunding of the old

loan

1,

income

for

Preferred

the

was

172, p. 2126.

of

new

additional

——

Preference

and

-of 50 cents per share.—V. 171, p. 2609.

Year Ended Sept. 30—
'

it

March

on

Calif.

of

number

1732.

been

r

1,875,486 shs.

Delaware

in

incorporated

offices

Net

—V.

Stock

for

CONSOLIDATED

before

Provision

Florida Power & Light
Co.—Secondary Disrtibution—
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane after the close of

the New York

has

instruments,

:

'

■

Outstanding

changing the general character of its business.
Principal
of the company are located at 215 Market St., San

of

executive

Francisco,

1829, 2220.

outstanding.

$16,044,997

total

used

sales "

Net

previous
company's history.
Percentage of net profit
said, will not be so high as in 1948 but share

to be almost

Motors

General

fire control

Year Ended Oct. 31—

.

had

the

proceeds of
will be

notes

approximately

preferred

are

Firth

p.

1950

2,000,000 shs.

—

was

Earnings per common share—_——

a

the

in

Wadely

expected

are

of

172,

18,

extracts

it

intention

1 refinanced its $7,472,048 3%%
promissory
through the issuance of $10,000,000 new 2.90%
'notes payable in annual instalments beginning May 1,
1954 of $400,000 to $700,000, depending on earnings.
The
final amount will become due on Nov.„l, 1970.

The sale of
consummated within

out

convertible

compare

22higher than

1950,

stock

DEC.

sale of crude oil, natural gas and natural gasoline.
also sells propane, commercial butane and iso-butarie
from natural gas.
The company has no present

company

which

notes

company
and
that currently
there
is no
With the additional 50,000 common shares
the company has a total authorized common

20,

Wadely said

$26,000,000.

This

1952,

OF

AS

value—

par

company

its

and

gathering
The

Nov.

on

the

by

Dec.

of

common

.

outstanding.
on

issue

authorized

to list this stock on the New

in the business of exploring, acquiring interests in, ai}d
prospective and proven oil and gas lands; the production',

engaged

developing

by J. L. Conlon, General Manager of Ternstedt.
was
a
large producer of precision aircraft instruments

14

Ternstedt

annually.

to

of 650,000 shares, of which 581,578 shares
of

•

preferred

time

recently

approved
v

in

days.

par

deemed

preferred

new

a

shares

50,000

maximum

a

Dec.

on

of

for

*;

•

$10)

Consolidated

Honolulu

business

Corp.—Division Awarded Contract—

contract

1950.

the purpose of

for

1930,

31,

Ar¬

pension plan for employees.
'
'
f
President, told stockholders that arrangements
$1,000,000 of the new preferred stock, carrying

to

new

same

preferred

authorized

2o
of

.

to $2.50 per share on
stock dividend paid to

100%

the

Authorized

Capital

The Maries

General Shoe Corp.—Notes Refinanced—The company

to a private investment institution.
fund provision, commencing April 1,

5%%

this $1,000,000 of
the

sell

to

of

have

minimum

a

Wadely,

made

been

Dec.

on

increase

an

defense

during World War II.—V. 172, pp.

Authorized—Private

to

Exchange.-

BUSINESS—The

Board.—V.

Mobilization

Division

Ternstedt

The

ranged—Sales for Year Increased—
$3,000,000

Wilson,

Defense

new

initial

announced on Dec. 22.

Preferred

by members of

owned

were

the depression year of 1932.
paid in 1950 were equivalent

stock

new

CAPITALIZATION

has been Executive Vice President and a
since 1949, has been elected President to
who on Dec. 15 was named as Chairman

who

company

E.

General Motors

10,000 shares of 4%% series A cumulative pre¬
ferred stock (par $100) has been placed privately with
an institutional investor through
Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
was

the

of

.

this

Charles

succeed

issue of

it

offered

were

.

the proposal for an agreement

Co.—Cordiner Elected President—

Electric

of

director

Wellington

of

which was

offering,

The

share.

per

LISTING—Application has been made

of

Cordiner,

Ralph .'J.

series of Periodic Payment Plans and

Accumulation

Offered—Dean

Stock

underwriting group which on

an

Roth family and none of the proceeds will accrue
This is a fraction of the Roth family holdings.'
•
.

holders of record

shareholders

addition,

General

uud, Inc.—V. 171, p. 2303.

Plans

Payment

for delivery and can be pur^
denominations of $1,000 or
•
'I' > CIS
July 1, 1964, and Jan. 1 and July 1,
in

interest

dividends

Cash
the

company's

the

Corp.—Registers With SEC—

J5EC covering $12,000,000 of three

Dec. 11 announced that
314% bonds offered on

on

$400,000

Corp.—Common

UNDERWRITERS—The

First Investors

Wis.,

.DIVIDENDS—The company has paid dividends in 35 of the past 36
years.
The only year since 1914 in which dividend payment was

approved plans for a simplification of
capital structure.
This provides for an authorized
750,000 shares of new $5 par common stock.
The
new
common
stock will be exchanged on the basis of three shares
of new common for each outstanding share of class A stock and 'a
share for share, exchange for the class B stock.
*
'
.
.
After the merger and exchange of shares is completed, the company
c
will "have 275,000 shares of new
common stock outstanding.
The plans approved also provide for the cancellation of all of the
outstanding stock of Maries and the cancellation of 15,000 shares of
present class A Gemmer stock now held in the treasury.—V.
172,
■p. 2379/
"
'
In

Split, Etc.—

outstanding shares will be effective

the

Gear

capitalization

29, 1950.

change in

t;

ready

are

mature

headed

shares

110,000

William

,the

''

par

of record Dec.

The

.

Capital

and

Merger

with the company's wholly owned
Co, of America, Inc.
V

merger

Steering

—

19 approved

shareholders on Dec.

The

a

\jas

..

an¬

ha<$

quickly oversubscribed, does not represent new financing.

' T

Changes Approved—

..

split, under which two new shares of $5 par
exchange for each of the 1,000,000 shares of

in

Co.

Manufacturing

Gemmer

.

now held, has been approved by a majority of shareholders
quarterly dividend of 40c a share on the new 2,000,000 shares
declared Dec. 15 by the directors, payable Jan. 15 to shareholders

and

Oil

$52.50

at

York Stock

stock

two-for-one

;

was

contract

a

21S6.

p.

Co.

&

value)

'

.

Co.—Stock

that

.

1

Fireman's Fund Insurance

.

field

European

.

Delaware company organized to facilitate the
.Jiquidation
of Federal
Light
&
Traction Co., has received SEC
authorization to effect a voluntary dissolution and to distribute in
^partial, liquidation- $1,75 per share or an aggregate of $918,580 to
its stpckholders.
'
'
"
/
'
'
Stockholders will be
required to surrender the stock certificates
representing such shares to'the New York Trust Co. as liquidating
agent; and after the requisite vote of stockholders, the company's
.stock
transfer
books
will be permanently
closed as of a date to
he designated.
'
.
. /
.
Payment of the proposed dividend will reduce the company's cash
position to- approximately $330,000, which is considered ample for the
payment of all possible expenses and liabilities. See also V. 172, p. 2126.
This

offered

171,

19 offered

Dec.

.

Co.

bonds
accrued

now

V.

See

Witter

founded in
1899.
It operates 638 food stores in the states of Illinois, Michigan,
Indiana, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, North Dakota and South Dakota.
'Sales volume in 1949 was $275,000,000 and will, it is expected, exceed
$300,000,000 this year.
' i '
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc. was founded in 1925 and sells at retail through
500 branch stores and at wholesale to more than 2,000 independent
authorized
dealers
in 26 states
and Canada.
Sales in 1950 will
approximate $130,000,000, it was stated.
Principal lines of consumers
goods sold by the firm include automotive supplies and accessories,
tires and batteries, sporting goods, home and other electrical appliances,
radio and television receivers, furniture and broad lines of
wearing apparel and accessories.—V. 172, p. 1829. v

Casper M. Bower has been elected President and Treasurer of this
corporation, which manufactures facsimile equipment for communlcalion
and
reproduction: A former member of the New York Curb

-

the

reported

Co., Milwaukee, Wis. —Files With

and

100

Honolulu

and seven luncheonettes in the States of Minnesota,
South Dakota and Wisconsin.
National Tea Co. will
its organization all of Gamble's food
store, office and

into

a

Hilton

Mr.

These

last.
at

bonds

The

supervisory personnel connected with its food operations.
National Tea Co.,
with home offices in Chicago, was

•

when

Ziegler & Co., West Bend,
available $85,000 of the

23,

1965.

Dakota,

absorb

President—

month

at

into

$500.

McNamara,

supermarkets

built

are

chased

and

Corporation,

this

of

Board

the

of

President of the National Tea Co., announce
,the sale of all of Gamble's food supermarkets to the National Tea
Co.
The purchase price was not disclosed.
The
transaction
involves
the
take-over on Jan,
1,
1951, of 22

New

—

Chairman

Gamble,

V.

be

to

Jan. 1, 1953,
of the corporation

last

C.

May

Supermarkets—

C.

B.

Harley

Operations

operations to Turkey by
Government in Istanbul,
Dec. 19.
?
cost of $5,000,000, is to be

European

Holy Family Church, Mason City, Ia.—Bonds Offered
B.

there

$1,635,225

Operating revenues
Profit

11.4%

$9,968,525 $117,526,902 $1)2,093,048

$11,109,717

Sales

its

built by the Turkish
President, announced on

Holeproof Hosiery

1949'

1950

.

right to
cumular

the

Securities and Exchange Commission—
The company on Dec. 7 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 20,000 shares of common stock
(par $5) to be offered at
$14 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are for working
capital.—V. 172, p. 2127.

1950—11 Mos,—1949

1950—Mouth—1949

have

per

signed to lease and operate a $6,000,000 hotel to be built ia
by Societa' Generale Immobilaire, a leading Italian real estate
concern.—V. 172, p. 2127,
■
'

been

stated that
$100,000,000

Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—Current Sales Increased
Period End. Nov. 30—

Inc.—Earnings—

Electric Ferries,

will

18

($25

development

$0.34

1927.

p.

Dec.

for 40,000 shares of 5%

par

be

Hilton,
hotel,

entry

Rome

1950.

Fruehauf, President of the Fruehauf Trailer Co.,
"through the vehicle of Fruehauf Trailer Sales, Inc., over
of trailers have been financed.—V. 169, p. 108.

N.

nounced

at

extend

will

to

300-room

The

acquired by its parent, Fruehalf Trailer Co. Of
this amount, a contract for $30,000,000 was entered into
on Oct. 19, 1948, and contracts for $40,000,000 were en¬

$1,789,006

5,250,358

$0.19

share_

com.

per

172,

$245,211
5,250,358

$997,883
5,250,358

—

-

outstdg

shares

The

paper

Roy

Com.

Conrad

finance customer

$70,000,000 the amount available to

to

hotel

a

completed by

1963, bringing up

Sept. 1,

debentures due

trust

record
1951.

Hotels Corp.—To Extend European

corporation

This

the ar¬
Lercol¬

vately—The corporation on Dec. 21 announced

of
10,

stock

preferred

Y.—V. 172, p. 2024.

York, N.

leasing

rangement through Lehman Brothers and Watling,
chen & Co. for the private sale of additional 3J/2%

Electric Bond & Share Co.—Earnings-

one

The
New

Pri¬

before Jan.

or

share) on the basis
share of preferred for each seven common shares held.
,
above rights are exercisable at the office of the corporation in

Hilton

Sales, Inc.—Debentures Placed

Trailer

Fruehauf

of

on

convertible

tive

Stores, Inc.—Rights—

stockholders

common

subscribe

shares.—V. 165, p. 3166,

of the outstanding 283,020 Violeta

28%

2379.

p.

The

amounted

sales

Department

Hearn

Centrals Perseverancla and Soledad, located in Las Villas and
Provinces.
The net book profit (before taxes) from these
to about $640,000.
The greater part of the sales proceeds was, in effect, applied to
purchase by the Fresnillo Co., for investment, of shares of capital
stock of Central Violeta Sugar Co., S, A., a Cuban corporation listed
on the New York Stock Exchange.
As of Sept. 30, 1950, the company's
investment in Violeta amounted to $1,703,959, represented by about

mills,

Co.—Registers With SEC—

El Paso Electric
The company

.

Monday, December 25, 1950

.

.

.

(2480)

registrar for Gulf in that area.—V.

172, p. 1928.

Operating

Harvard

Brewing Co.—Earnings—
1950
J

sales

Profit

before

Federal

$3,889,008
126,901

taxes

income

for Federal income

Prov.

taxes

49,201

—

1949
$3,843,038
188,016
71,200

.Net

—V.

$77,700

profit
of

Earnings
171,

p.

shares
share

625,000
$0.12

capital

per

103.

.

:

;
-

•'

$116,816
625,000
$0.18
*

rev._

Operating revenues
Operating
of

Rent,

expenses
oper.

Operating
Number

oper.

Net
Net

—V.

oper.

after

prop

taxes

income

charges

172, p.

1830.

Corp.

1950—Month—1949

-Earnings—
1950—10 Mos.—1949

$471,425

revenues

Uncollectible

Year Ended Sept. 30—
Net

Associated Telephone

Indiana

Period End. Oct. 31-

$394,587

$4,444,565

$3,777,389

943

789

9,032

7,559

$470,482

$393,798

$4,435,533

385,434

294,712

3,557,210

2,862,731

50

50

500

500

50,427

51,934

493,178

479,268

$47,102

$384,645

$427,331

21,254

99,271

$34,571

15,617
-

240,491
V

Volume 172

Number 4971

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

f

(2431)
Indiana Harbor

Belt

Period End. Oct. 31—

Railway
Net

oper.

from

rey.

Net

ry.

Net

inc.

—V.

ry

172,

1950—10 Mos.—1949

$1,633,015

987,096

331,740

6,290,884

378,553

chgs.

This

$20,785,981 $19,153,764

142,926

1,995,550

87,131

1,392,006

due

at .101.11%

16

income

"Earnings
"After

per

making
from

outstanding

and

»

Wall

dividend

company's

for

2,008,260

quarterly

tlncludes

requirements,
from

estimated

foreign

Federal

reports.—V.

Harris

Trust

at

or

St.,

New

the

and
and

holder,

172,

Redemption—
Jan.

18,

through
bonds, 2%%

Payment

115

West

at

(R.

H.) Macy & Co., Jnc.—Preferred Stpck. Issued in
Exchange for Interim Notes—The corporation on Dec. 1ft
announced that it has issued 100,000 shares of
4% cumu-lative preferred stock, series B (par $100), to Prudential
Insurance Co. of America and the Metropolitan Life In¬
surance Co. in exchange for
$10,000,000 of interim notes
maturing Dec. 28, 1950. The notes were privately placed
by the company on May 26, 1950, under loan agreements
-negotiated by Lehman Brothers.

1951,

mortgage

interest.

bank,

the

of

Y.—V.

N.

on

first

accrued

Savings

option

York,

will

Monroe

Bankers

>

be

St.,

Trust

Co.

authorizing

the

1634.

p.

172,

income

companies,

income

from

in

in¬

the

of

5

approved

153,013

directors

preferred
of

amount

a

shares

declared

stock

$7

to

proposal

31/2%-

cumulative

preferred

...

excluding the
required the issuance

dividend

'170,

issued

were

in

of

payable oa Dec. 20'
stockholders of record Dec. 8

preferred

treasury
of

lieu

all

of

for

stock.

the

npw

fractional

each

The

preferred

shares.—V.

,

stock.

163,

;ity

Scrip

Income

before

charges

$4,026,962

$2,533,918

501,608

423.559

.

for

Provision

for

income

518,700

1,599,700

taxes

$5,213,851

9 Months Ended Oct. 31—

Net

sales

Net

income

Federal
"Net

$2,608,254

Capital

shares

Earnings

shaie

1,181,967

$2.21

$1.35

169,

$2.62

Net

'

1950

departments

income

the

$9,390,663

396,753

227,505
86 452

$230,117

$0 63

taxes

.

taxes

Earnings

per
p.

'

172,

share—

common

International Shoe Co.—Sales Up 4.6%
gains

sented

than

more

a
4.6% gain over 1949.
Shipments for the last six months

offsetting

The

the

Common

Brothers,
19

Dec.
shares of

company

covering 2,100

share),

filed

13

on

comomn

a

Superior, Wis,—Files—

letter of

stock

to

notification

be

offered

at

to

with

be

without

underwriting. .The proceeds
refining facilities and for working capital.

are

the

15.8%

or

used

Period End. Sept. 30
Net

profit

after

Capital shares
171, p.

to

which

members

members

1950—9 Mos.—1949-

1,929,127

1,929,127

1,929,127

1,929,127

$0.96

ments,.
directly

-

before,

In

i

:

■

reporting

year^end

October—

!■....

Grdss

figures

''Net'

$100

Net

ry.

Gross

net

assets

"ouen

of

end"

above

the

corporation,

fund,

investment

The

net

$11.61
close

asset

the

at

of

the

of

1S50,

share

each

of

value

end

fiscal

Sept.

ended

year

fiscal

1949

of

Investors

to

year

Mutual

$12.94

Gross
Net

55V2

dividends

in

cents

realized

capital

gains

from

investment

fiscal

1949.

exclusive

1950

of

of

income

cents

7]/a

from

of

reported

company

gain

$7,115,915,

$1,019,225,

of

^Island Creek Coal Co.
sales

Profit

before

for

Prov.

1-

—

income

Federal

—

taxes

income

ry.'

gain

Gross

1,950,000

Common

shares

"Earnings
"After
•

t

per

share—

common

1

$3,503,198
1,187,730

1,187,730

$2.85

•

172,

ry.

The

fcr

1950

income

-

of

424,058

135,181

160,775

profit—
capital

Earnings
—V.

p.

170,

$218,779
397,843

397,843

$1.16

shares————-

share—

per

$460,382
397,843

—

$0.55

$0.66

;

$263,283

Lake

9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
profit before income

273,000

1949
$559,259
130,800

—

taxes

Federal and

for

1,728,127

1,259,411

$912,748
75,867

$428,459
79,282

dividends—

$836,881

$349,177

347,781

348,000

$2.40

$1.06

1950
$1,185,748

—

—

State

income

taxes

1

profit

—

dividends

paid

any

sale,

of

his

any

of

the

to

permit

profit aftel" payment of

Common

shares

Earnings

per

—V.

pfd.

outstanding--

common

—

share

172, p. 2221.

the

of

selling stockholders

88,899

shares

4%,

OF

1948

1950—4 Wks.—1949

—V.

172,

1950—48 WkS.—1949

2380.

p.

Net

Electric

debs.,

($100

Kansas

City

Net

of

Reorganization
and

cash

transfer
nounced
Under

to

be

this company

distributed

agent,
on

the

Commerce
Dec. 13.

plan

under

Trust

has been confirmed
the

Co.,

plan

are

Kansas

City,

and

securities

available

now

Mo.,

it

at

was

the
an¬

«

about $1,400,000 of arrears on the first and second

preferred shares will be eliminated. Each share of first preferred will
receive a $100 principal amount of 4%
debenture, ten shares of new
$5 par value common and $28 in cash. Each share of second preferred
will

receive

receive

one

10

shares of

share of

new

common

common.




and each

20

shares

of

common

will

1, 1950

20,000,000

value)-;

par

500,000 shs;

165,600 shs.

—

f

-

(without

par

value;

loan

a

t

stated

2,500,000 shs.

—

1,719,354 shs.

agreement

average

before

checks

issued

were

on

to

engineering
The

Lincoln

to

checks

all

.

its

to
for

to

brought

1,010

the

workers

talent

em¬

purchase

ranged

$1

the

worker to $6,748.—V.

for

from:

workers

total

Bache & Co

&

J.

C.

Bradford

yearly

169, p. 2753.

Co

&

Glore. Forgan &

Co.—

Goldman, Sachs & Co
Hallgar-tep <85 Co,

Hemphill,

Noyes,

Parsons

Graham,

$543,970

,,

41,409

$404,061

Div.

$370,558

<

1948

4,302,906

$40,718,867
3,202,830

1,375,000

575,000

1,555,000

1,200,000

$2,417,629

254,850

254,850

887,998

868,068

803,100

728,100

Com.

388,505

888,505

828,100

728,100

$1.09

$3.01

$2.40

shares outstanding
per

Net

com.

—V.

172,

share

assets

$2.43

per

p.'

-

per

after

preferred
172,

$15.76

com.

$15.13

$10.82

'

Stillman, Maynard
Sutro

Whiting,

$30.77

$32.65

fac.

stock-

1950

ry.

1948

,

1947

$1,804,315

1, 410,598

673,791

720,058

573,101

317,920

313,947

321,111

218,240

17,553,715

Gross

Net

railway
from railway

ry,

income—

oper.

172,. p.

—

15,317,383

17,011,731

13 320,024

7,355,906

5,66G,664

7,222,988

762,4QG
$1,382,493

8,267

24,801

24.8Q1

$1,029,489

$1,357,692

$386,466

-

Net

3,230,198

2,637,427

'3,046,104

1, 981,831

1831.

Louisville & Nashville RR.—Earnings—
from

1950

1949

1948

67,201
223,207

143,92Q.
227,054.

$148,845

$192,093

$1,764,393

$1,855,471

10,721

12,592

119,370

$159,566
105,743

$204,685

$1,883,763

118,834

1,019,100

1,075,941

$53,823

etc,_

1733.

Gross
Net

Net
—V.

Jan.| 1

from

from

ry.

—

$85,851

$864,663

$894,018

p.

165,930,287
40,188,358

income—

1733.

'

'

Fed.

-1950

1949

1948

taxes—

$2,436,699
1,536,699

$4,222,565
2,597,565

$2,425,583

taxes-

income
P:_,

"Earnings

per share
assets

Current

1,178,435

liabilities

of stock

"These

20,750,973

148,120,302 173,122,116
22,113,719
31,598,084
10,395,766
17,601,006

1,675,583

1,414,122

1,001,6.0

$6.52

$7.11

21,116,013
3,595,635

18,227,362

2,594,447
16,787,755
27,703,184

17,520,378

15.674,010

26,994,272

27,204,291

$117.54

oustanding stock
share of stock

$11.02

19,382,202

working capital
of

Highlights-

1950

income

paid

Book value per

114,483
$1,969,950-

,

Current

$114.53

$115.43

2,553,352

figures

do not include accumulated
prior years' dividends
Linotype and Machinery Limited on the preference stock
of the British subsidiary, as follows: $350,648 in
1950, $756,538 in 194J
and $504,049 in 1948.
received

from

The

directors

154,679,381
26,470,364

12,593,166

,

have

sideration

at

mend

adoption

shares

for
of

thereafter

railway

railway

oper,

172,

before

value

$19,832,647 $20,351,942
15,555,076
15,886,812
2,222,770
2,238,685

1,581,713
207,169
19

Mergenthaler Linotype Co.

Net

1950—10 Mos.—1949

$1,990,618

9,624

income

interest,

p.

Earnings-

Plans to Split Common Stock—

1947

railway

$20,749,997 $12,504,557 $17,722,339 $16,208,111
Net from railway
8,075,233
1,404,743
3,912,453
1,518.893
Net ry. oper. income—
4,153,044
222,524
2,255,434
731,264
From

$2,144,8f 9

29,121

income

172,

*

1950—Month—1949

5 140,682

October—

Grdss

1950—9 Mos.—1949

$1,054,290

$1,959,616
1,613,059

income

Rentals,

Book

from

2.32

$394,733

;

204,463
Cr35,872

oper,

-

$1,668,017

From Jan. 1—

Gross

,90

Co.

743,021

income

Dividends,

912,412

income—

oper.

1949

&

Stubbs

$1,797,311

(Dr)

"Earnings after Fed.

$2,087,595

railway
railway—

Witter

<&

244,835

$435,579

rents
rents

ry."

Net

$30.42

Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.—Earningsfrom

2.O5
2.05

.

Weeks

845.

p.

Equipment
Joint

^Earns.

from

.90
.90

.90

& Co.__

Co

&

8,267

Taxes

477.

October—

Stringfellow—:

& Boyce
Brothers & Co._^.„-

div.

expenses

$9.32

$32,32

sh.

.90

.

Bros.

$443,846

revenues-:

—V.

share

worth

&

2.32

$639,568

preferred stock-

inc.

Other

$2,747,906

254,850

current

Scott

1950—3 Mos.—1949

$2,002,830

$1,224,062

Net

.90

F.

Dean

-

Operating

1947

254,850

Earnings

&

Co

$825,773

Operating

excess

■_

6.93
3.36

&

Stein

Maine Central RR.—October

taxes

2.32

Co.

381,927

income

on

-V.

1,799,062

&

$10.48

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

3,792,629

.90

-

Marks

Rothschild & Co
Schwabacher & Co
;

{

33,503-

$14.52

taxes-

income

L.

3.36

income——

1949

Co

3.36

Curtis

Stern

V.

deductions

$502,561

1950

6.93
&

Stanley & Co
Webber, Jackson

3.36

Total

-

Paine,

&

Reynolds

3.36

Co

<$c

.3.36

Rhoades

1

M.

6.93

Hornblower '& Weeks—
—V. 172, p. 2221,
-

Co

Co

——

3.36

:

&

&

Loeb,

Lowitz

.90

.90
6.93

$1,295,169
891,108'

1—__ $36,001,754 $38,454,899 $51,515,224

profits

Loeb

Mahoning Coal RR. Co.—Earnings—r

1,135,568

interest

E.

.90

.

Emanuel, Deetjen & Co
The First Boston Corp.—

Net

interest

3.36

Period End. Sept. 30—

share after pfd. dividends

Sept. 30—

and

Hutton
M.

Co.

,90

Net

before

Carl

.90

•

845.

income

E.

Kuhn,

.90

Co

Total

——

sales

Profit

W.

2.32

,

Barth

$1,679,538

for minority

-»

»

-

„

1949

income)

on

series B

the

13.60

Period End. Oct. 31—

Fed.

of

Brothers—

1950

;

minority

Life

sold:

J.

-

payments

-

with

shares of cumulative
preferred stock
Dep. 15, 1950, in exchange for such needs!

Ball, Burge & Kraus

478,111

$3,994,463 Incentive

$3,994,463

and

distributed

and

•

'

companies $7,500,000 and $2,500,000, respectively, the loans
evidenced by notes maturing Dec.
28, 1950.
Pursuant to the

Laurence

distributed

time at

any

agreements

Metropolitan

the

and

Morgan

week.

into

corporation borrowed from those

3.36

15

prov.

common

Year Ended

America

pursuant to which the

3.36

accrued)p.

of

entered

Bear, Stearns & Co
G. Becke^ & Co. Inc.—

.

applicable

172,

corporation
Co.

A.

Checks

a

income
per

Co.

the

Blyth & Co., Inc

.

.

%
.

r

income

and

1950,

Insurance

10,654,595
4,215,724

Co.—Distributes

executive
than

an

24,

60,497,841

payment

annuities.

top

May

Lehman

1,204,630

7,717,430

own

stock,

Outstanding
$8,000,000

66,670,340

Liquid Carbonic Corp.

Laundry Service Co.—Reorganiza¬

(Mo.)

NOV.

13,654,196

6,736,873

to

common

preferred

due

—

1947

1,883,530"
1,323,181

The

invest¬

of

continue

A

the

and

siile.

corporation's

series

57,838,146

Dec,

on

inceptive

income

Income

—V.

tion Plan Confirmed—

the

20,000,000

fund

skg.

Collin, Norton & Co.—
Courts & Cp.—-

Net

$16,198,799 $14,529,562 $172,320,028 $154,999,356

sales

will

the

10,430,830
4,628,162

Oper. exp. (incl. prov. for Fed. taxes

Net

Inc.—Retail Sales 11.5% Higher-

Jewel Tea Co.,

holdings

from

selling stockholders has agreed to
sell to each of the
underwriters named below, and each of the under¬
writers has severally agreed to
purchase, the respective percentages set
forth below opposite its name of
the number of shares of stock to

$7,195,214;, $6,658,300
.

of

$8,000,000

—

UNDERWRITERS—Each

1830.

less

Operating

Gross

Period End. Dec. 2—

of

corporation's

58,856,200

income—

trusts

diversification

14,342,525

railway

for

Net

Retail

several

individualproceeds

greater

Years Ended Sept. 30—
Net

of

.

Prudential

being

be

1949

592,661

in

common

Net

Preferred

1,363,406

Preferred dividends paid
Com.
divs.
paid (cash)

Sulphur Co.—Earnings—

is

$15)

Insurance

2,214,529.

$5,589,874
1,199,220

earnings of

Net

Prov.

2,948,949

3,120,266
1,871,471

.

2437.

Jefferson

accounts

loan agreements ,100,000

1,083,141

pension

1948

*

the

for

insurance

6,137,291

2,211,840

p.

employed

Net

Net

Number

7,611,741

$3,094,373

353,960

376,676

taxes

1949

$2,562,900

837,058

charges

Federal

6,338,337
2,226,476

i

205,652

$6,010,264

company

ployees

(paid

$4,073,937

Prov.

254,158

7,052,348

railway—

172,

—V.

3 Months Ended Sept. 30—
after

213,570

income—

oper,

Earnings

Jaeger Machine Co.—Earnings—

Prolit

373,354

Lincoln Service Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—

Privately Placed—
The company has placed privately a $1,250,000 4*4%
promissory note due Oct. 1, 1965 through Dovenmuehle,
Inc., Chicago, it was announced on Dec. 20.—V. 164,
p. 1329.

Sales

The

$824,125

281,486

Nine Months Ended Septc-30—

Jacobsen Manufacturing Co.—Note

B,

Dee.

(no par)

semi-annually. The notes may be prepaid at
option of the corporation.

tOn

1947

440,228

-

Pay to Employees—

753.

p.

'

the

414%
4%-

stk.

"Under

$3.83

$2.91

requirements.—V.

dividend

■

$4,669,050

1,187.730

outstanding—-—-

preferred

*

■

$3,566,793

stock

common

with certain
banks, $10,000,000 was made
available to the 'Corporation.
Borrowihgs thereunder are evidenced by
maturing on Nov. 1, 1953, bearing interest at the rate of 1%%
per annum and requiring amortization
payments of 5% of the prin¬
the

1948

$908,835

382,286

railway
railway-

from

$32,000

Net. profit

*

$772,82p

,

485,913

1950

Lincoln

2,325,000

1,750,000

of

1.972—'
A,

Lehman
on

notes

■Earnings—
1949

$905,482

L

income—1

oper.

from

—V.

1950
1949
1948
$33,326,026 $33,724,263 $34,016,505
5,516,793
5,253,198
6,994,050

taxes

184,336

1950

railway
railway

from

Net

1437.

p.

695,051,

269,352

"

from

ry.

Net

172,

835,958

100,380

From Jan. 1—

gain

realized

Com.

2,522,653

520,207

income—

oper,

Net

1949

net

2,831,266

October-

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Gross

with

2,312,651

265,625

from

Gross

$8,562,602,

realized

8,745

Lehigh Valley RR.—Eai;nings-

from
cents

net

compared

as

27,082

—V. 172, p, 1830.

$1,446,687.

$1,120,321.—V.

of

of

selling

.

1,

Series

'

railway
railway

from

Net

during

gains

income

net

investments,

on

gain

a

increase

an

57 Vz

7,808

810,358

1

oper.

Net

company also reported for fiscal year 1950 a
investments of $2,139,546, as compared with 1949

on

cents

realized

The

i

12V2

with

and

compared

as

Net

»

the

realized

net

income

net

and

income
-

fiscal

For

investments,

ry.

Gross

per

investment

from

on

improvemen

Family are beneficiaries and for certain
Family.
Jack I. Straus, President of the

19,296 shares of the
'

27/b%>

Series

From Jan. 1—

the

at

sold

was

sellers

Cum. pfd. stock

!55,244

2,505,293

from

from

Net

from

rose

share

per

83,625

Lehigh & New England RR.Gctober—

30,

share.
Shares outstanding rose from 13,519,319 held by 76,000 shareholders
at the close of
1949 to 16,890,162 shares held by more than 89,000
shareholders in 48 states, Alaska, Hawaii and 15 foreign countries at
the close of fiscal 1950, it was reported.1
"
During fiscal 1950 Investors Mutual distributed to its shareholders.
of $1.33

gain

a

and

cipal amount

world's largest bal¬
$157,042,596 to $218,-

the

from

rose

1950, according to Earl
E.
Crabb, Chairman and President of Investors Diversified Services,
Inc., securities distributors
and
investment managers for
Investors
Mutual, Inc.
during the fiscal

expansion

—

payable

value

1830."

p.

43,301

52,572

income- *_

cper.

172,

1947

$271,092

*

railway
railway

from
ry.

1948

$292,383

126,725

from

Net

Investors Mutual, Inc.—Reports Gain in Assets—

1—

matur-'

the Straus

aggregate

an

par.

Nov.

,

1949

$204,973

income

Jan.

the

Oversubscribed
of underwriters,

shares

Straus

not

After

25-year

1950

railway—
railway

oper,

From

—V.

Total

the

CAPITALIZATION AS

-Earnings—

$295,752

from

from

"

anced

is

558.

Lehi; rh & Hudson River Ry.-

■

586,331

of

Authorized

Net

p. -949:

of

the

and

"Notes

to company
supervisors, Edgar E.
Rand, President, said that 1950 "was not our best either in sales
volume or profits, but a good year nevertheless.
Our first six months
ended with a
decrease in
shipments following a year in which our
shipments had been still below those of the previous year."—V. 171,
>

stock

thje

$0.69

stock

,

year

of.

purpose, of

$1,334,844

$0.31

to

a

group

a

corporation will not receive

Earnings—

$1,846,656

$0.47

prior

share, with a dealer's discount of 70 cents
The offering was quickly oversubscribed.

per

per

lease

$608,853

share—

needs

Offering

117,692

common

$902,779

outstdg—

Earnings'per
—V.

1950—3 Mqs.t-1949

taxes

Stock

share.

corporation,

Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co. (& Subs.)

and
'

years.

represents

heading

The

($100

par

$32

per

,

above
last year's corresponding period.
At $84,963,900 at the close of the
first six months they had lagged 7.5: behind the same period in 1949.
With no military production by International in
1950, this year's
greater sales figure represents an increase of $15,027,511, or more
than 8% in civilian shipments.
The 1949 total had included $6,375,497
in
sales to the armed
forces.
International is going into 1951 with
more
than $5,000,000 in military shoe orders,
i.,;
The 1950 all-civilian production by the company totaled 51,564,941
pairs of shoes, or 7.6% more than the 47,904,252 pairs produced the
$113,694,000,

the

meet

stock,

,

by Jack I. Straus, President, as being
working capital which had been tem¬

replenishing

to

prior five

offered

SEC

.

ran

reduced
the

"

outstanding.

937.

Lake Superior Refining Co.,

in year—

first
half's lag in shipments, this company ended its fiscal year Nov. 30
with an increase of $8,654,414 over the previous year in dollar sales.
The
company's shoe sales totaling $198,657,900 for the year repre¬
last-half

substantial

of

purpose

of

preferred

'

announced

was

'

at

Wnth

for

notes.

$141,053

$1.22

Income

Nov. 14, 1950, of an amendment to the
eliminating preemptive rights of common

on

subscribe

portion of the 500,000 shares of cumu¬
lative preferred stock previously authorized.
Of this amount,
165,600
'shares were issued on Aug. 1, 1944 as a,dividend on the common stock
in
the form of a 4!/4%i
cumulative preferred, series A, and are now

1949

$9,321,925
166,636

Federal

income

—V,

6,

p.

all

before

t

1,181,967

—

depletion—V.

the

meeting

incorporation
to

The stock issued

$3,100,988

outstanding

per

"Before

$1,591,659

1,181,967

income

of

of

financing

program

Kennedy's, Inc.—Earnings—

513,163

917,100

Depreciation

of

porarily
1948

1949

1950

annual

The

2856:

p.

Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co.- -Earnings—
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—

the

stockholders

the

of

at

certificate

outstanding

payment

1701.

p.

The agreements contemplated
the exchange of the notes for the
preferred stock,' series E, after approval by the common
stockholders

dividend

a

common

value

par

share,

certificates
V.

Dec.

on

issuance

6

new

the

common

compiled

1234.

p.

Dec.

the

in

after

is

and
tAs

taxes.

and

par, $100.

On

t$6.54

..

stockholders

creation

'stock,

2,008,260

$4.98

dividends received

provision

The

1949

$10,115,188t$13,242,207

*.—.

share

common

preferred

vestments

1950
:

——

shares

1984

the

of

Kellogg Co.—To Pay Stock Dividend—

9. Months Ended Sept. 30—
tNet

redemption

at

Ingersoll-Rand Co.—Earnings—

Common

for

series

Chicago,, 111.,

1732.

p.

called

sinking fund, $325,000

made

978,694

,

has

company

operation" of the

4,466,868
1,475,353

322,596

opers.

fxd.

after

Kansas Power & Light Co.—Partial

Earnings—

$2,444,612

income

oper.

RR.

1950—Month—1949

revenues-

5

exchange
are

the

the
be

then,

company

to

submit

meeting
a

be

to .the

stockholders

on

Jan.

10,

1951,

proposal

that

the

number

doubled

to

600,000

and

for

will

and

of

that

con¬

recom

-!

authorize?
the

stock

split

for each

approved

voted

annual

by

authorized

and

company's

stock

by issuing two of the newly authorized shares i*>
of the shares now outstanding.
If these proposal?
the necessary stockholder vote, the directors hav >

directed
on

the

that

New

application
York Stock

then

be

made

Exchange.—V.

to

list

t>-

172,

p.

197.

-

%

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

6

$

$

11,039,381 118,432,021 107,053,971
46,922
392,659
452,451

Net

ry.

$306,885
104,267

$468,411

$431,971

221,874

188,766

124,104

92,920

118,022

10,992,459 118,039,362 106,601,520
8,367,176
85,053,050 84,677,778
1,239,037
16,407,586 10,837,351

Gross

80,822

3,858,530

3,892,542

704,712

754,231

1,655,044
841,229

1,423,390
649,297

—V.

From Jan, 1—

Operating revenues
Operating

expenses

Operating

taxes

8.537,473

—

2,054,178

;

—,

Net

from

Net

ry.

—V.
Net
Net

after

—V.

...

—

charges

172,

16,578,726

1,860,227

railway..

Montana

This
the

dividend

of

declared

been

Sept.

holders

the

ot

ants

wan

share

per

of

of common stock
of the New York Stock
Exchange on Dec. 20 by Lazard Freres & Co. at $21.12V2
per share, with a dealer's discount of 50 cents per share.

York
the

of

Trust

Co.,

warrants

the

to

l"he

case

Thomas

issued

W.

an

appeal

appealed this judgment
for the Second Circuit.

heard before Circuit Judges Learned Hand,
Charles
E.
Clark.
The opinion,
in which

reversed

dissenter,

Judge
Clark was the
District' Court.—V. 172, p.

judgment

the

of

authorized

in

It

The

is

recently offered 170,000 shares of common stock at
share).
We have been informed that the bulk of the

per

working capital.—V.

172,

field

was

stock

common

Emauel

(par

Deetjen

&

system companies, was organized on Jan. 5, 1950
consolidation of the system's three principal operating
consolidation and the dissolution^ pf the
holding
company were approved by the New York P. S. Corrimission the SECT
and the U. S. District Court for the
Northern District of New York.
the

Under

See

V

9 Months Ended Sept. 30—

profit aft?r charges and taxes—_
shares outstanding
r.
Earnings per share
Capital

—V. 168, p.

1584.

,

/•

.

Midwestern Insurance Co.,

1949
$36,143
303,720 ;

1950
$197,245
303,720
$0.65"

______
-

$0.32

.

.

.

company

—V.

170,

Dec.

on

above.—V.

Inc.

Gamble-Skogmo,

Mohawk

Niagara

$5

1

1600.

p.

of

Supermarkets—

Regulator

Co.

Debentures

—

Privately—The company announced on Dec. 18
that it has placed privately, through Union Securities
Corp., $10,000,000 of 2%% debentures, due Dec. 15, 1965.
The

company,
control

to

equipment to provide facilitties for present
requirements.
City Bank of New York has been appointed trustee,
and registrar for the above-mentioned issue,—V. 172,

and

company

Outboard, Marine

paying

agent

2381.

p.

production

,

Net

from

Net

ry,

Gross

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

—V.

1—

railway—_„J

172,

p.

1831.

15,694,524

16,661,490

2,683,079
1,015,447

3,536,623

15,097,131
3,824,834

1,561,747

1,519,851

4,547,268

income™

oper.

147,006

'

17,048,855-

,

1,929,957

"Deficit.—V.

Gross

irom

Net

ry.

638,266

1,648,883

1,078,045"

224,527

876,838

Net

ry.

have

101,093

"37,7.>5

Aeronautics

Board

authority

for

Parks Air Lines,

2,543,200

1,812,311
197,644
130,337

985,933

30,082,508

$1.15

; r

Railway

Net
Net

4,768,868

1,662,101

Sept. 30—
taxes.-.

1949

1950

„

1948

199,000

income —$2,992,625

ry.

to

share

$2,169,465

$3,090,296

1,374.145

1,374,145

1,374,145

$2.18

outstanding-——

$1.58

$2.25

,.

-Proposed Transfer of Tide Water Holdings—See Mis¬
sion Development Co. below.—V.

170,

108.

p.

9 Months Ended

income

income

taxes

taxes..——

„—1—:

1949

$1,G60,669

——

$1 669,871

'

98,000

„_

;

_________

$1,562,669

96,000

2,833.386

$1,573,871
2,833,386

$0.55

Capital shares outstand.ng._-——
per
shares————

$0.56

To Acquire Tide Water Associated Oil Stock—

of

and

company

have

sale

Tide

of

The

Mission

applied
of

all

Water

announced

to

is

amount

at

not

Oil

Co.

exceeding

Mission

but

ment

for
to

Mission

shares

for

one

The SEC has
a

hearing

in

share

owned

the

issue

Development
by

Mission

shares,

1,083,307

the
of

ratio
Tide

of

approximately
of

its

for

$5

the

shares,

Co.,

it

application.—V.

436,070

6,690,614
427,441

"460,719

"617,777

"820,945

income...
172,

*

Net

from

Corp.

at

1734.

p.

two shares
stock.

shares,
stock to

capital

par

Tide

of

of

the

Water

Net

ry.

172,

p.

to

is

the

by

Gross

from

Net

from
ry.

to

Develop¬

1951,

to

request

associated

will

172,

profit

Months Ended

of

Getty

Realty

Bank

be

and

added

Corp.,

credit

not

whenever

the

com¬

of

Corp.—Bonds

construction

to

Net

ry.

Profit

before

Federal

income

—

Placed

funds.

Net

from
ry.

—V.

The

1949

Earnings—

1948

1947

Cr885,000

$410,715

149,262

income.__

52,691

12,132

94,173

119,163
19,990

4,246,024

3,787,086

4,218,453

Period End. Sept.
before

Federal

basis

768,262

-1,209,636
400,337

925,546

70,074

57,768

25,076

20,699

approval

income—_

187,107

446,134

1,856,175

1,927,754

1,*60.324

557,355

418,009

678,566

393,970

income.—

205,660

116,335

263,325

134 357

(par
of

no

Dec.

the

$10)
par

in

plan

of

this

corporation

14

President.
of

by

the

will

now

Approval

205,237

common

the

15,000,000
$0.63

held

in treasury.—V.

172,

p.1439.

(& Subs.)—

30—

1950—9 Mos.—1949
$13,983,317

1950—3 Mos.—1949
$10,979,944
"4,201,000

$2,912,176 $23,393,941
706,000
7,864,000

4,228,000

$6,778,944

$2,206,176 $15,529,941

$9,755,317

4,702,945

4,702,945

$1.43

outstdg—

$0.46

$3.28

applicable

to

share.

com.

adjustment

an

1950

to

cover

of

the

$358,000

increased

recent

4,702,945

4,702,945

$2.05

the

tAfter

rates.

first

six

preferred

requirements.

Repays Bank Loan—
The

company

amount

of

has

repaid

to

2'/2% promissory
available to the

a

made

mation

The
note
New

Chase National Bank the entire
for $3,300,000, according to infor¬
York Stock Exchange.
This note

dated

was

$600,000

July 3, 1950, and was to mature in four instalments of
each, July 3, 1951-54, with the balance of $900,000 maturing
1955.—V. 172, p. 1033.

Paramount Pictures Corp.—To
New

the

directors

common

when

Dec.

authorized

21

Buy Own Stock—

Exchange

on

Dec.

the

22,

placing

1950

of

bid

a

the

on

purchase shares of
This bid will be

to

stock of the company at $21.50 per share.

withdrawal

to

withdrawn
date

on

Stock

York

the

at

the

close

company

at
any
time and
of business on Jan.

acquired

has

will,
19,

in

event,

any

1951

or

500,000 shares.—V.

such

172,

be

earlier

2026.

p.

The

shortly

be

with

also

transfer

split

on

company's proposal

was

conditionad

of

a

stated value of $1

approved,

in

$3,676,028

connection
to

price of $25 per share on
operations.—V. 172, p. 1735.

subscription
began

capital

46,532

per

the

stock

stock
shares

exchange

account

April

5,

1950,

Nov.

per

30

share

and

when

with

the

City. Gas Stock and Repay Bank Loans—

This

on

share.

with

on

Pennsylvania Gas & Electric Corp.—Unit to Sell Crys¬
tal

corporation

from

and

two

subsidiaries,

North

Penn

Gas

Co.

and

Co., have applied to the SEC for an order authorizing
sell its investment in Crystal City Gas Co. (Corning.
N. Y.), it was announced on Dec. 15.
Allegany proposes the sale of all o! the outstanding capital stock

Allegany
common

that net assets of the Fund

Sept.

on

the

the stockholders.

stock

corporation announces

equivalent to $30.08 per share, compared with $28.71
30, the close of the company's fiscal half-year,

were

*

outstanding, according to
by the New York P. S.

plans to issue 372,256 shares of new
exchange for the presently outstanding

Commission

stock,

of

dividend

Fund

company

The
of

stock

Rosenthal,
on

shares

108,600

_—

shs.
per

months

Corp.—To Split Stock—

eight new shares for each share

of

15,000,000
$0.61

taxes.

income

"Includes

the

L.

15,000,000
Nil

...

Pell, de Vegh Mutual Fund, Inc.—Net Assets Up—

1734.

common

of

Richard

5,814,000

$9,488,336

taxes—

inc.

income

tEarns.

3,459,623

1,144,262

railway

railway

18,201

1947

$161,295

6,061,000
$9,111,568

taxes

tlncludes

subject

$441,577

26,605

1948
$214,103

15,302,336

Earnings—
Profit

including
Lockport and

70,301

p.

15,172,568

State,

$373,444

oper.

172,

"2,334,799

Pan American Petroleum & Transport Co.

July 3,

126,861

from

$

164,325.977

share.——

per

"Loss,

From Jan. 1—
Grcss

$

187,197,673

"$1,449,799

income

Earnings

1948

1949

103,852,701

taxes.——

income

Net

$477,661

oper.

172,

and

Co.

railway
railway......

Commission




Gas

&

1950

from

from

50,568

1831.

a

maximum of $1,500,000

a

York, Susquehanna & Western RR.

Net

subsidiary.—V.

a

1950

—

2026.

p.

October—
Gross

$4,467,735
1,374,007
$3.25

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

Sept. 30—

—

The

62,991

p.

down

company serves an extensive area in New York
cities
of
Binghamton,
Elmira,
Auburn,
Geneva,

The

172,

taken

be

The

1949

railway...1,977,047

"Deficit.—V.

banks

of

12,

railway——

oper.

net

Packard Motor Car Co.
9

by the company to the
is to be loaned on promissory

Pennsylvania Co. for Banking and
in the financing are Mellon National

State Electric

proceeds

Ithaca.—V.

From Jan. 1—

Net

group

a

Of the total amount,

National

York

$185,493

Income—

cper.

share——_

per

report

a

money

Privately—The corporation has sold $3,000,000 of 2.80%
first mortgage bonds due 1980 to the Equitable Life As¬
surance
Society of the United States, New York Life
Insurance Co. and Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co., it has
been announced by Joseph M. Bell, Jr., President.
An
additional $9,500,000 of the bonds will be acquired dur¬
ing 1951 by the same purchasers. ;
; /

996,662
stock

Mission

5,

to

The

and

annum

banks

with

arranged

according

1263.

the

$4,741,675
1,374,007
$3.45

—wTir~T——-

—

outstanding—1

shares

4,638,819
171,084

—

2222.

Net

which will lend up to a total of $750,000; and Bankers Trust
Camden Trust Co, each will provide up to $500,000.—V.
171, p.

Net

until Jan.

has

available

Other

the

1,993,324

transfer
of

per

Chase

1950

railway

569,583
"921,441

Shipbuilding Corp.—Arranges Bank Credit

made

$223,646

railway

7,076,688

each

Mississippi Central RR.—Earnings—
October—
from

"83,768

370,734

_

taxes

1949
$6,245,631

1950
$5,314,640
5,112,409

—

—...

78,217

799

5,641,319

New York Water Service

Gross

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

taxes—

income

Net

$748,637

111,841

royalties

income

Income

Capital

was

Water

interested persons

given

upon

to

consideration

in

exceeding

Development

stock

plans

2,166.614

Corporation

shares,
Mission

$680,193

662,209

$5,000,000,

New
Water

Development

not

Federal

p.

194i

-

Philadelphia National Bank,

15.

Tide

of

SEC

Corp.'s

of
the
filing
of
the
application
was
approximately
996,662
shares, but additional shares may have been acquired subsequently.

but

1948

5,957,188

railway.

2%

and common
stock at par ($100
The

of common

$

Stock Exchange.

be

Trusts.

time

Mission

after

before

Sales

desires the funds.

to

The

an
affiliate engaged in the oil
an exemption order permitting
holdings of the common
stock

Corp.,

the

Mission

Associated
Dec.

on

income

Profit

Common

1950

Earnings

the

54,891

corporation

New

Sept. 30—

sec¬

preferred

offer

to

shares

the

on

"Includes

Ry.—Earnings-

$598,987
82.190
"33,625

170,129

oper.

York

pany

Mission Development Co.—Earnings—

business,

7,191,547

Net

23,731,997

8,663,499

$712,913

railway....

exceed

New

Bank,

This

27,638,609

695,048

1949

income—

from

The

$3,289,296

income

voted

iCapital shares outstanding

125,000

taxes—

time

one

Co.—Plans Financing

Telegraph

8

additional

Months Ended Sept. 30—

Earnings

railway.

New York

'

$2,294,465

Net

Dec.

on

569,946

Pacific Western Oil Corp.

2,239,746,

<3,240,772

1950

"Deficit.—V.

income

at

were

Distribution—A

Co.—Secondary

Telephone &

directors

share)

9

$

J

.

11,435,738 122,938,240 120,704r,G30
9,195,992' 95,299,631 <96,972,633

3,395,854-

opers.

income—

railway.——

from

Net

205,000

Federal

ry.

oper.

from

Gross

5,788,070

&

which

1950—10 Mos.—1949

$

13,465,966
10,070,112

expenses.

l'r.

rev.

Gross

2,327,202

before

$2.67

172, p. 1734.

from

$3,197,625

Profit

Pacific
The

Hartford RR.—Earnings—
"

$

New York, Ontario & Western

1,923,630

per

$2.63

$0.87

1950—Month—1949
•■

revenue.

ry.- oper,

—

Earnings

routes,

the

basis of one share for each ten shares, held.
offering date is to be fixed by the board.—V. 172, p. 2382.

■,.■".•■'

,

oper.

ry.

—V.

5,219,165

shares

terminus.

a

as

asked the Illinois Commerce Commission
routes in Illinois, including four which
The company already has Civil

6

six

operate

Brewing

stockholders

'

notes

Net

to

Dec.

on

to

Louie

St.

Bear, Stearns & Co.; and Loewi & Co.—V. 170, p. 1194.

per

Period End. Oct. 31—

Net

—...

Capital

East

Pabst

185,632

Earnings per com. share
—V. 171, p. 2190.

corporation

permission

$495,626

Net

26,834,170

Six

for

ondary distribution of 25,000 shares of common stock
(no par) was made on Dec. 15 at $24 per share, with a
dealer concession of $1 per share, by Blyth & Co., Inc.;

1950—9 Mos.—1949

1950—3 Mos.—1948

185,632

1,914,565

income

Co.—Earnings

subsidiaries)

wholly-owned

$487,857

5,842,601

before

634,048

185,632

after

1,513,763

30,923,243

Mission Corp.—Earnings—
Profit

927,425

$180,824

income—

9 Months Ended

Federal

524,100

for

From Jan. 1—

31.792,901

Mo.—Files

Inc.

1,961,702
405,478
99,750

The

185,632

1831.

p.

Louis,

St.

Inc.,

•'15,842

$213,529

Net

oper.

172.

Lines,

Air

$180,284

taxes.

profit

Common

1—

railway

980,485
594,232
$3.39

r

Routes—

127,033

shares outstdg.

Net

' '704,917

-

$5.01

$291,929

Honduras Rosario Mining

&

$2,011,845

891,346594,231
"$3.04

including reserve credit of $350,000.—V. 171, p. 560.

"After

Illinois

1832.

172, p.

891,346
594,231

share

per

6,897
"45,757

Period End. Sept. 30—

railway———

from

Earnings

$163,705

October—

$4,306,071.^ $4,053,354

2,616,697

lrom

Net

—V,

$3,191,919

$5,505,778

1,790,780

—

2,538,794

(Incl.

1947

railway——

oper.

From Jan.
Gross

1948

railway——
income—

from

Ndt

.1949

1950

149,566

871,846

; $2,975,787 "$1,806,407.

——

paid

allocated

New York

Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Ry.—Earnings
October—

171,315

Capita! shares outstanding—;

110,305
61,065

income

oper.

Railway oper.

•*

income

Dividends

$264,854
—_

railway^
Net from railway..
Net ry. optr. income—

;

.

120,968

1947

1947

224,634

:>'■

J';

•

,

.

railway—

Subs.)—

2,195,555

....

taxes.—

income

1948

.

.208,032

376,828

•

state

1949

railway

railway

from

Gross

$1,885,668
$1,795,853
488,3171.
500,250

446,000.

880,028

income.—

!

„——

&

1950

New York, New Haven &

1948

$1,768,431

$2,238,301

railway—

oper.

From Jan,

Gross

1949

1950

railway

(&

Manufacturing Co.

&

—

before

Net

Connecting RR.—Earnings—

New York

Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
October—

Oross from

purchase

1950
1949 .
1948
$27,033,435 $26,950,615 $31,534,311
interest and taxes——
5,292,310
2,499,568
3,952,191

sales

Interest

on

October—

plant and

prospective
The National

Ore.—Files—

Corp., Portland,

share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used to
plant for processing of perlite ore and for working capital.

Ozark

manufacturer of a wide variety of auto¬
will use the proceeds from the financing

leading

a

instruments,

additions

for

because any dividends declared on
Jan. 1, 1951 will be payable only
172, p. 2026.

stock

common

Northwest Perlite

Profit

2382.

172, p.

Dec. 7' filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 1,999,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be offered
at
15 cents per share through Tellier & Co., New
York City, and
1,000,000 warrants to be sold at one cent each.
The proceeds are to
be used for working capital.
The

—

Placed

matic

Hudson

completion of the exchange.—V.

upon

Net

From Jan. 1—

Minneapolis-Honeywell

Niagara

of

a

Niagara Mohawk common stock after

Commission—

Securities and Exchange

filed

6

shares

1,250

stock

the common

plan,

the common stock of Niagara Mohawk on
share of Niagara Mohawk common stock
for each share of Niagara Hudson common stock.
Mr. Machold stated that the outstanding chares of Niagara Hudson
common stock
should be exchanged as soon as possible for shares of

Oklahoma City, Okla.—Files

a letter of notification with the SEC
cumulative preferred stock
(par $1)
to
be offered
at
$100
per
share, without underwriting.
The stock
will be subject to redemption at $100 per share and accumulative
dividends thereon.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.

The

covering

dissolution

the

basis

Nevada-Tungsten Corp., Jersey City, N. J,—Files With

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

Net

This

exchangeable into
of 78/100ths of

now

Federal

Mid-West Abrasive Co.

Earle

Co.,

National Tea Co.—Acquires Food

1635.

p,'

a

by

Fiscal Year Ended Sept. 30—

offering had been spoken for in advance of its authorization.
The proceeds are to be used to pay for a drilling rig and the balance
for

of

through

to

go

notification

of

shares

announced

was

corporation on Dec. 11 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering $40,000 of 6% 10-year debentures to be sold at face value
and 649
shares of common stock (no par)
to be sold at $75 per

with the SEC on Dec. 18 covering
$1) to be offered at $12.50 per
New York. The proceeds Will
selling stockholder,—V. 172, p. 2222.

letter

it

21

Dec.

on

this

of

The

National Shirt Shops of Delaware, Inc.—Files—

;

dissolution

various

by

through

provide the additional capital by a transfer of
which would then be reduced to about $700,000,

to

proposed

share

company

($1

to

Jones said.

Mr.

8,000

Offered—

served

$300,000 from surplus,

1929.

Midland Oil Co., Cheyenne, Wyo.—Stock

to stockholders an increase
permit the issuance of a 150% stock

recommended

8

in order

capital

W.

dissolved

President.

holding company, a system which
comprised 59 companies at organization is now contained in a major
operating company with four small subsidiaries.
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., the major operating company which
now serves
all the customers in Upstate New York that were formerly

is

Dec.

on

Ralph Jones, President, announced.
A special meeting was held on
Dec. 21 at which time authority to
increase
the
capital from $200,000 to $500,000 was granted. Such
approval will permit the payment of the stock dividend, which will
increase the number of outstanding shares from 100,000 to 250,000.
dividend,

A

par

directors

corporation

Machold,
Following

the

subject,

was

and

Swan

trust indenture under which

1928

are

Appeals

of

Ciituit
the

S.

in

and

Court

States

on

U.

ruled,

trustee of the

as

were

United

the

year

York

New

Niagara Hudson Power Corp.—Dissolved—

Fidelity Life Insurance Co., Kansas City, Mo.

National

—Stock Dividend—
The

1535.

p.

companies.

—V. 172, p. 1929.

any

District Court for the Southern
action to clarify the status of
outstanding common stock purchase warrants, (hat warrant holders
would
have
to
exercise their warrants
on
or
before the Sept. 15
record date in order to be entitled
to the stock dividend.
The New
this

of

August

of 54,794 shares

distribution

(no par) was made after the close

1950.

15,

In

District

sec¬

no

directors at

the

by

The

warrants.

the

which

will be entitled to receive the stock
par value common stock declared
time they elect to exercise their
dividend, voted at the board's July 12 meeting, had
payable
Oct.
16,
1950,
to
stockholders of record

purchase

40%

summer

in

that

ruled

stock

common

last

decision

split

Circuit

S. Supreme Court to review
S. Court of Appeals for the
corporation's outstanding

U.
the U.

corporation has petitioned

recent

Co.—Secondary Distribution—A

Power

over

172,

The

1831,

p.

ondary

Sought

Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—Court Review

Second

Income—

oper.

172,

J.

8,912,724

2025.

p.

railway.—

11,086,391

14,459,326

1,366,246
1,194,821

2,072,704

income

oper.

from

issued

3,440,166

1,547,218

3,402,663
1,191,932

Income—

oper.

be

238,262

$498,139

railway—

from

Net

12,664,355

revenues
Uncollectible oper. rev._

railway

from

Gross

.

12,690,459
26,104

Operating

surplus—special" resulting from recapitalization in 1947,
the net increase in the par value of the new stock to
the stated value of the shares now outstanding.
The
Commission memorandum noted that the recently established annual
dividend rate of $5 per share on the present stock would represent
a
6>/4%
yield on the par value of the new shares to be issued.

representing

1947

1948

1949

1950

October—

1950—10 Mos.—1949
$
$

1950—Month—1949

"unearned

Missouri Illinois RR.—Earnings—

Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—

.

Monday, December 25, 1950

.

.

.

(2482)

Gas

Allegany

to

of

n>r

Crystal
a

City,

cash

shares of capital stock, $100 par,
$650,000, the prospective purchasers

consisting of 2,639

consideration

of

Volume 172

Number 4971

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

(2483)
being Springfield Union Employees Beneficial Fund and
Republican
Daily News Employees Beneficial Fund, both of Springlield, Mass,
\

The

net

prepay

Penn,

proceeds

portion

a

the

of

of

the

proposed

$3,000,000

sale

will

of 3%

ultimately

be

used

Reo

indebtedness of North

bank

—V.

parent.
scheduled the application

has

172, p.

for hearing

Dec. 27,

on

•

1950.

■*Loss

000

.Pfeiffer Brewing Co.—Secondary Distribution—A sec- :
ondary distribution of 20,800 shares of common stock
(par $5) was made after the close of the New York Stock
_

Exchange on Dec. 18 at $18.50 per share, with a dealer's
discount of 65 cents per share, by Bache & Co. The offer¬
ing was oversubscribed.
SALES

FOR

NOVEMBER

AND

FIRST

NOTE—For

earnings
$205,157.
against

(in

—V.

barrels)

172,

127,178

116,804

1,483,530

1,313,530

months ended
of

$403,157.

the

in

third

Sept.

1949.—V.

172,

the

30,

Profit

quarter

after

of

redemption

reported

company

amounted

to

were

as

of

has

corporation

received

SEC

authorization

sell

to

holdings in Abington (Pa.) Electric Co. to Scranton

,

its

Electric

stock¬

Co.

This

is

represents

securities

Commission

Scranton

the

on

stock,

basis

Republic
shares

V.

of

a

engaged
the

in

initial

financing

purchase

trailer

of

of

172,

by

engaged in financing

company

insurance

an

trailer

of

company

coaches.—V.

169.

2108.

Sales

and

Profit

other

before

Prov.

for

income

income

Federal

the

shares

Earnings

per

639,804

to

date,

60,151

1,192,450

119,245

$0.67

...

share

common

fDisregarding

preferred

also

of

dividend

arrears.—V.

plus $32,000

thereof to
stock

reduce, the

stock

acquisition

upon

Scranton

will

common

bf

stock

earnings.—V.

amount

$4,000,000,

With

stock,
172, p.

common

the

in

totaling

capital.

the

the

of

and

program

$1,700,000,
increase*

an

exception

of

$1,000,000*

accomplished,

was

383.

......

from

its

for

be

to

share

of

$4

year

the

the fiscal

net

ended Sept. 30,

year

sales

of

$11,417,548

the

at

financial
to

for

end

to

the

fiscal

of

171,

of

and.

ended

defense

The

the

company is extending
which came due Dec. 1,

extend

President,

company had outstanding $223,000 at
and currently has outstanding $213,000.
operations continue,

for

the
It

retirements next year should

it

said.—V.

was

their

bonds

will

announced.
beginning
is

of thiai
intention to

the

the present profitable

171, p. 1186.

1

of

at'

Sept.

orders

share,

the
nature of
fpr

Wire

the
past
books.—V.
172, p.

-

stockholders

18

Dec.

on

the

approved

As

joint

expenses
:

Spring
months, with

Under

the

terms

of

the

agreement,

either

of

the

independently of the other in acquiring oil and
of

event

2223.

such

acquisitions

by

one

parties

in

can

this

and Capital Plastics, Inc.
Declares 100% Stock Dividend—

the

covered

area

the

by

agreement.—V.

may

act

but in

leases,

gas

the

company

the*

other

party has the*
Sinclair has th»

right to participate equally in any such acquisitions.
option to elect to participate in leases already held by

.

between

Canada, in the vicinity of Edmonton.
step, two seismograph crews have been employed under
direction of the two companies, which share equally ths
of these operations. •

initial

an

th6

approximately

contract

*

miles in the Province of Alberta,

corresponding

few

joint

a

Mechanical

during

without underwriting. The procceed will,
8%
preferred stock (par $100) and to

$250,000

corporation, through a subsidiary, Sinclair Canada Oil Co., has
into an agreement with the British American Oil
Co., Ltd., for
exploration program covering an area of about 900 square*

entered

year.

Cleveland

the

on

This

30

$1,553,593,

were

share),

per

retire

credits.

Sinclair Oil Corp.—Canadian Exploration Agreement

$400,000

Sept.

to

retire sales

improved

on

($100

par

be' used

30, 1950 amounted to
outstanding common
stock

of

per

the

the

to

has

on Dec. 15 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
2,900 shares-of 4% cumulative preferred stock to be offered

covering

.

Rochester Button Co.—Contract Ratified—

2611.

James W. Oldham,

par,

rate of

Sept.

non-recurring

substantially

also
assets

liabilities

current

$1.32

a

and

year

.Current

ended

share

per

or

during

orders

increased

several

that

advised

The company

year

company

report.

year

of

absorbed

were

Back-log
division

Costs

1949.

fiscal

the

of

the

$3,256,069

the

equal
to
$2.45
with $385,140,

compared
period

been

tenders

I

share.—

1950, totaled $14,759,568

for

the

of

position

according

amounted

$716,365,

have

ask for

of

70,324

its

per

paid off at
The

the

stockholders,

each

value

par

$10

of

bondholders

maturity of its 6% first mortgage bonds,
years. Those holders not desiring to

Shipley Wholesale Drug Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Files—-

t$4.13

paid

;

56,259 shares

share

a

Republic

$500,000

income

$910,016

255,785

1

taxes

—

outstanding....

^Consolidated.

1,549,820

819,326

$1,105,105

income

of

Republic,

working capital of the company increased to $1,702,476 from
$1,549,356 a year ago and the company's long term debt reduced from

$300,000

Net profit
Preferred dividends
Common

$18,708,522

1,924,431

;

State

preferred

five

for

With

last

$20,733,760

taxes

and

distribute

.8

with

Net

"'1949

authorized

outstanding

substantially,
1950

of Scranton,

Reynolds Spring Co.—Sales Show Gain—

to

Tear Ended Oct. 31—

$5 par value

2383.

p.

$975,000

Pittsburgh Brewing Co.—Earnings—

also

to

of

stock.

compared
30, 1949.

coaches.

stock,

common

subject to closing adjustments.

Net sales for

company

sale

company

The

owns all of the 30,000 outstanding shares of capital stock
The consideration it is to receive for these shares is

60,000 shares of

Hutzler.
The

of

its

indebtedness

working

Shenandoah-Dives Mining Co.—Bonds Extended—

of1 Abington.

sinking fund debentures through Salomon Bros. &

year

all

in

the

by

of

all

of

$3,300,000

raised

111.

p.

of

retirement

$15,569,165

taxes

1950

paid in full its total long-term indebted¬
in 1962, according to M. M. Burgess,

Full payment
of the company's long-term indebtedness,
according
to
Mr.
Burgess, completes a program of simplifying the company*®
financial .structure
which,
since
Dec.
31,
1946, has
included
thfr

$1.48

$688,-

.

out

cash,

2383.

p.

Pioneer Finance Co. — Debentures Placed
Privately—
Frank D. Boynton, President, on Dec. 20 announced that
the company has placed
privately with Central Life
Assurance Society of Des Moines, Iowa, $200,000 of 10-

p.

three

for

15

'

'

Republic Service Corp.—Sale Authorized—

The

,

Nil

Dec.

on

$1,970,000, due originally

President.

486,805

•

Sales

p.

$1.22

corporation

of

ness

$719,544

486,805

refund.

tax

taxes

Sales

Republic

1950—11 Mos.—1949

the

before

$5,468,225

This

MONTHS

11

1950—Month—1949

Federal

The

Not avail.

giving effect to $260,883 inventory writedown and

estimated

Sheller Manufacturing Corp.—Repays Term Loan—

1948

489,804

share_l______

per
after

1949

$29,440,203 $17,771,587
595,952
01,118,079

Net profit
after taxes
Capital shares outstanding—

Earnings

1930.

Period End. Nov. 30—

1950

Sales

Allegany's immediate

The SEC

Motors, Inc.—Earnings—

9 Months Ended Sept. 30—

to

7

172,

British Ameri¬
1537.

p.

company

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—

The directors

1950—3 Mos.—1949

-

1950—9 Mos.—1949

$

Net

sales

Com.

shrs.

1950

ment

outstdg

per

-After

245,449,903

10,281,403

t32,287,802

125,851,691

9,030,182

._

share.

com.

and

9,030.182

$1.44

-

9,030.182
$3.58

$1.14 :

-

regular

depreciation

charges.—V.

172,

keel

section

recently

for"

a
huge new
Lorain, Ohio, on

in

crew

carrier

ore

Dec.

set

was

to

18

at

par

used

to

by

place

of

start

a

the

announced

shipbuilding program by this company which will
mqke it possible for the Great Lakes fleet of this United States Steel
subsidiary to carry an additional 2,310,000 tons of iron ore a year.

This
of
(

will

piogram

two

other

ore

include

keel-laying
Shipbuilding Co.
The

vessgl

launched

in

three

new

and

Lorain

the

yards

repowering

of

American

which

the

keel

and

Plymouth Cordage

Co.

just

was

be

to

laid

scheduled

is

completed

for

the

start

to
of

be
the

season.

capital

Fiscal Year Ended

1950

Profit

before

income

taxes

for Federal and

Prov.

State

income

1949

$29,163,698 $22,877,289
3,819,174
1,085,472
1,606,000
338,800

taxes

plant

SEC

profit

Dividends

Earnings
—V.

$2,213,174
649,127
$8.18

paid

$746,672
$2.76

share

per common

649,172

Profit

before

1950

1949

$11,498,851

_

$10,438,942

3,097,864

2,890,891

for Federal

Provision

taxes..

income

taxes

1,165,000

—'

$1,932,864

$1,865,891

339,484

339,484

1,018,452

1,018,452

declared

Earnings per share
171, p. 2200.

$5.69

by

corporation

covering

shares

of

share

one

12,500

and

shares

stock

of

A

Class

filed

12

of

Class

(par

and.

a

one

letter

stock

A

cent)

one, share

of

(par
be

to

of

notification

these

An

of
the year. The proceeds are to
equipment for for working capital.

be

in

stock

common

some

to

used

112,500

and

offered

Securities Corp., New York,

Aetna

$1)

the

units

of

at

$2.05

per

time

after

the

purchase

Corp., Brown, Lisle & Marshall, and Wood, Struthers &
as
no

representatives of the underwriters, announced
general public offering of the unsubscribed shares

Will be made.

See V.

172,

p.

2223.

Irving

Trust

of

Co.

bonds; 3%

also

for

New

York,

series due

basis

of

out¬

$10,370,000

1636.

have
and

Kennedy,
agreed

shares

20,000
York

New

of

;

is

trustee
See

V.

for

172,

$3,500,000

The

stockholders

is

the

of

waived,

Of

labels

been

purchase
others.

50%

An

of

the

„•

be

to

are

on

"best

a

efforts"

pursuant

of

Mr.
paid.

be

of

Of

these

have

product

to

be

have

the

Reliance Electric & Engineering Co.—Plans
Expansion

Higley

four
for

Co.,

years

and

work

of

will

Corey indicated, in the hope
occupancy by the middle of

the
be

that
next

plant

started
the

new

has
as

been

let

quickly

facilities

to

the

be

Mr.

ready for

summer.

a

100%

adjustable

drives and other electric motors and motor drives

220

stock

a

and

on

purchase

Vice-President,

to

cents

60

as

D.

It

stated

was

basis

the

to

sell

above

ar¬

■

limited."

been

To

date

of
•'•**•

grounds

on

now

the

new

as

it

is

increase,
speed

to

172, p.

loans

respective

1537.

move

2128.




Reliance

'

*

;

per annum.
The banks and
are: The Chase National Bank

•

Southern

&

Co.—Secondary Distribution—A

sec¬

Dec. 18 at $10.50 per share, with a dealer's
cents, by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner

on

Beane.

25

1348.

the

The

offering

was

oversubscribed.

Southern Fire & Casualty Co.,
The

feminine

company

covering
$9.50

Dec.

on

5,000

shares

filed

11
of

a

capital

V.

—

172,

Knoxville, Tenn.—Files

letter of
stock

notification

(no

with

to

par)

share, without underwriting.
The proceeds
expand the company's operations.—V. 172, p. 481.

to

Dec.

14

approved by
agreement by which

is

purchase

to

20,000

a

per

be
are

the SEC

offered

be

to

at

used

Southern Natural Gas Co.—Registers With SEC—
company on
Dec. 18 filed a registration .statement with the
coyering $17,500,000 of first Mortgage pipe line sinking fund
bonds, due Dec. 1, 1970, to be offered for public sale at competitive

vote of 2,717,055 to 241,-

John
shares

SEC

Leban, a director
of the corporation's

L.

bidding.
The

by

counsel

for

Maurice

Sandler,

to

the

market

value

the

of

company's

shares.—V.

stock,

holders

172,

Proceeds

Redemption—

to

in

of 155,546 shares ot
offered for.pro rata subscription
the ratio of one share for eacht

of
the financing will be used to prepay
$20,000,000 of
2%
notes representing temporary borrowings for con¬
and, to the extent of the remaining balance of proceeds,

property additions.—V.

has called for redemption on Jan. 1, 1951, $13,000 of
and collateral sinking fund 5% bonds, series A, ma¬

172,

Co.,

trustee,

Southern Pacific Co.

Payment will be made at the Fidelity Philadelphia
So. Broad St., Philadelphia 9, Pa.—V.
170,

2383.

p.

In

Seiberling Rubber Co.—Official Retires—

the

Pacific

ten

has

from

years

ordered

been delivered and

Lee

Carrying
Dee. 18, stated

on

now

its

gain after deducting the

announced

company

Dec.

on

16.—V.

172,

p.

938.

number

average

remaining

(W. A.) Sheaffer Pen Co.—Bonus to Employees—
checks

earnings
company

were

in

equal to
distributed

Fort

Madison

distribution

has been

in effect

was

for

38%
on

their

of

Dec.

and

15

to

Mount

September-October-November
1,700 employees of the

some

Pleasant,

Iowa.

regular profit-sharing plan which
all employees since 1934, said G. A. Beck, Ex¬
part of

the

Vice-President.

the

by

$8,700,000,

Dec.

the

Mr.

15

payment the total of profit-sharing money dis¬
during the last 16 years is in excess of
said.—V. 172, p. 1834.

company

Beck

Cost
1

of

of

freight

of

age

prewar

cars

Pacific

this

the

by

25%,

of old cars

substantially
been

this

retired.

reduced.

improved

present,

in

Southern

of which 30,272 have
period it has increased

our

being

As

Also,

a

the

result,

many

of

ne$
the
the

shops.

ten-year period totaled
This does not include the company's half owner¬

nearly $161,000,000.

ship in

In

service

in

number

have

freight

new

new

in service.

cars

is

cars

1941, to
freight cars,

January,

35,673

are

Cochrun, Executive Vice-President, who has been asso¬
ciated with F, A. Seiberling for the past 30 years, will retire Dec. 31,

tributed

Reviews Increase in

in part:

James

With

—

Capacity—A. T. Merrier, President,

135

2587.

it

plant they adjoin, just
operations from them into

registration

to be

stock

company

mortgage
turing April 1, 1959.
Trust

seeking

is

$7.50 par value,

outstanding

outstanding

Scranton Transit Co.—Partial

p.

of

ten shares held. The record
date and subscription price
are
to be
supplied by amendment. No. underwriting is involved.- Stockholders
subscribing pro rata are also offered the privilege of subscribing for
additional shares of new stock not purchased through pro rata
subscription.
;

that

depress

by

also

company

common
'

2383.

V*S

Reliance.

possible

plant.—V.

"

2Va%

Company, $92,727, not including revolving credit loans by Chas®
the respective amounts of $330,300 and $169,700.—

172, p.

p.

-

carrying out the agreement would injure the cor¬
poration and its stockholders, that existing compensation for Mr. Leban
is adequate, and that the price fixed for the stock to be sold would

ecutive

soon

of

at

their

of

discount of

the
the
the

of Baltimore, Md.,
that he would seek a tem¬
porary restraining order to prevent the carrying out of the agreement.Application will be made in Chancery Court in Wilmington, he said,

Arrangements have already been completed, Mr.
Corey said, to release
these plants to the Clark Controller Co. whose
as

plants

"

~

to bear interest

are

Exchange

share

per

holder of 83 shares of the company's stock,

This

smaller

and women.—V. 172, p. 574.

men

ondary distribution of 100,000 shares of Common stock
(par $5) was made after the close of the New York Stock

stock.

common

being built in

two

and

space

The

The stockholders

Extra

1

Completion of the new Euclid plant will permit
fs estimated, in production of electronic
controls,

floor

of

and Philadelphia in

V.

Albert

possible,

as
can

scouring

,

acres

gas

the

ago.

construction

and

wide looms
.

the City of New York, $2,112,933; The Philadelphia National Bank,
$1,011,503; Boardwalk National Bank, $120,836, and Guarantee Bank &

,

cost in excess of $1,500,000, the
project involves construction of
one-story building of 130,000 square, feet, similar in important essen¬
tials to a plant of approximately the same size built
by Reliance in
To

Contract

of the*,
purchase*

of

a

*

a

amounts

Trust

hygiene).
Proceeds of the
stock offering are to be used for sales promotion ($251,000), machinery
and
equipment
($110,000), the expenses of the present financing,
and for working capital (227,500).—V. 171, p. 196,

This

J. W. Corey, President, on Dec. 14 announced
plans for another plant
the Cleveland area to be built on a 60-acre
plot purchased in Euclid,
Ohio.

M.

Most

'

principally of development of its
machinery and equipment (pertaining to a
in

.

56

than

the

$2,938,000 will be applied to the prepayment of
$400,000 will be used for construction of the com~
pipeline and related facilities, and $500,000 wilt
revolving credit for use in the company's construction,

The loans

consisted

used

into

notes,

natural

represent

the

Angus

stock

sales

war.'

gone

*

than

more

the

has

frames,
-

covers

since

far

funds,

pany's

com¬

"speculative."
The price of
arbitrarily and is not related to
tangible assets or to its earnings, since

production

facilities

more

received SEC authorization to enter into credit
with banks pursuant to
which it will borrow amount®
aggregating $3,838,000.
*

to

Parish,

!

the

minimum.

a

spent

has

company

(The)

purchased by

sold

other

already

the underwriters in respect

commission

q,

currently

outstanding

shares

underwriting

mill

The

shares

determined

activities

of

in

Ashtabula

offered

r agreement

with

shares

20,000

and

had

company

South Jersey Gas Co.—Bank Loans—

for

Investing Securities Inc.,
of New York, underwriters.

paid

undertake

otherwise

the

first

i

be

2224.

p.

program.

(and

shares.

50,000

plant

on

the

employs between 6,000 and 7,000

the

on

that

said

and dyeing equipment.

the

forth above.

set

to

been

Jr.,

to

to

are

will

will receive

company's
operations
and

2128.

p.

purchase

money spent on the Yonkers mill so
of new machinery such as spinning

stock.

shares

Ewing

structions

1980.

proceed®

to

years so that interference with operations could be kept to

$9,000,000

Co.,

commissions

not

shares

prospectus

pa-tented

The

tests,

Y„

Mr.

record

;

and

to

York.

.

common

three

of

portion

a

by stockholders and

sold.

product

are

Ward

have

basis

employees)

rights

by

underwriting

no

"has

cents)

(par

a

-

remaining

tend

The

the

on

p.

par

owned

initially

60 cents per share is to be

of

p.

Public Service Co. of New Mexico—Trustee—
first mortgage

and

C.

the

upon

which

purchased

rangements, and
The

10

d'Avigdor, New
"Subscriber-Vision"

complete

company
plans to spend between $7,000,000 and $10,000,000
complete realignment and modernization of its mill at Yonkers,
according to William F. C. Ewing, President, -who said that
the work of streamlining the
mill, which is the world's largest carpet
manufacturing unit, would proceed gradually over a period of several

on

Schenley Industries, Inc.—Stock Option Authorized—

Washington Insurance Co.—Stock Sub¬
scriptions—Holders of common stock subscribed to 73,503
shares, or 91.9%, of the 80,000 shares of $2 convertible
preferred stock offered for subscription. First Boston

Co.,

172,

equivalent

company

offered

be

officers

and James

additional

stock

to

equipment and for general overhead.—V 172,

N.

par

registration statement with

a

the

the

preemptive

be

of

used

stock

Leslie

patent

Providence

that

year.—V.

shares.

which

any

to

company's

with

(being
of

subscription

company's

Dec.

common

unit, through
first

on

share

stock

stock

underwriters

mission of
of

for

of

subscribed

stock

Privat-Ear Corp., N. Y. City—Files With SEC—
The

i

sale,

$3,200,000

proposed

a

$20

for public sale at $6 per- share.
The
Shareholders who have not Waived their

which

to

York,

value

SEC

the

part

of

offered

shares,

to

be

letter of notification with the SEC

a

common

The

shares

retire

to

in

next

18 -filed

60,000

are

New

shares of
share through

ization of Its Yonkers Mill—
;

Corp.

offer

of

company

remaining

$5.50

-

—V.

be

to

each

for

amount

Mcintosh

Dividends

of

proceeds

use

finance

program

Dec.

on

to

available

The

others

1,025,000

Net profit
Capital shares outstanding

will

40,000

per

(Alexander) Smith & Sons Carpet Co.—Plans Modern-

effective date of the registration statement.
Frank P. Parish, Presi-.
dent, of Taneytown, and Eleanor B. Donovan, Director, of Brookline,
Mass., who own 112,500 shares (27% each, together with William R.
[Vice-President] and Irene M. Tierney), have waived their preemptive
rights in favor of other shareholders to the extent required to make

to
4

is

shares)

10

The

income

to

to

Products

proposes

share

a

not

Federal

1

$3

preemptive, rights to subscribe for their pro rata portion of the 110,000
shares, the right to subscribe for shares at the rate of three-tenths

each

Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Gross sales

covering

Financing—

additional

325,000

underwriters,

and

expansion

stock

company

of

JPond Creek Pocahontas Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—

and

with

loans

corporation

respect

169, p. 1818.

The corporation on Dec. 15 filed

of

as

at

seeking registration of 110,000 shares of its $1

shares

Net

additional

one

payable

Taneytown, Md.—Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—

each

Subs.)—Earnings—

Sept. 30—

Sales

Skiatron Electronics & Television Corp.—Files—

of

and

172, p. 2128.

issue

to

stock
bids

bank

Sanitary

of

(&

plans

preferred

The

for

August,

shipping

the

at

1950,

share of

negotiated

standing

The

performed

was

1951,

1952

carriers

ore

boats.

The

dividend

18,

Dec.

on

1,000

company

value
of

in

the

signal

stock

a

Dec.

14 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
6% cumulative preferred stock to be offered
($100 per share), without underwriting. The proceeds will be
pay debts and for capital improvements and working capital.

company

The

A

V.

also

of

as

San Diego Gas & Electric Co.—Plans

Pittsburgh Steamship Co.—Begins Shipbldg. Program
shipyard

held

Rossyille Dyestuff Corp.—Files With SEC—
The

coyering

573.

p.

See

declared

18

share

1950.

,

in 1949, set aside in contemplation at replace¬
existing higher price levels. These appropriations

at

to

Dec.

on

each

'

9,030.182
$2.86

tBefore special appropriation of $2,793,200

$2,912,700

facilities

addition

for

22,

213,114,583

charges and taxes.

of

in

are

Dec.

72,762,087

12,929,477

profit

in

$

93,493,210

*Net

Earns,

$

share

ordered

cars

in

the

refrigerator cars, which increased from
than 37,500 cars in the same period.
Pacific has ordered 456 new
diesel freight and switching locomotives since January, 1941, of which
406 have been delivered
and are now in service.
>
a

fleet

In

of

Besides
has

to

buying

invested

fixed

Fruit

Express

33,569 cars to more

addition

new

new

many

plant.—V.

freight

millions

172,

Southern

cars,

p.

in

2383.

cars

locomotives, Southern Pacific
improvements to the railroad's

and

capital

I

8

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(2484)

.

.

Monday, December 25, 1950

.

"

Dec. 4 filed

on

iefcter of notification

a

the SEC

with

Richard W. Bowler, of Spokane, Wash., will act as under¬
The proceeds are to be used to purchase building.

purchased.
writer.

Proxies—
18 announced the Issuance of a decision denying
Randolph Phillips and Edward R.
Downing, as a
committee
common
stockholders, to solicit proxies from common
stockholders of United
to act on their behalf in connection with
proceedings now pending before the Commission with respect to a
plan filed by United under the Holding Company Act.—V. 172, p. 2129.
The

SEC

Dec.

on

permission

to
for

Files With

—

United States Air Conditioning Corp. (& Subs.)—Earns
(Including

The company on Dec.

11 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
50,600 shares of common stock (no par), which included
35,600 shares previously sold at prices ranging from $1.25 to $1.87'/a
covering

share

and

covered

now

rescission offer.
the market." The

by

The

remaining
First Guardian

a

will be offered "at
Corp., New York, is named as underwriter. The proceeds
Patrick F. Cusick, Chairman of the Board, who is the
selling stockholder.—V, 141, p. 1949,
shares

14,400

to

go

sales

Net

profit

Other
Net

Oil

Co.

California—New

of

Field

Oil

Dis¬

covered—New Plant Completed—R. G. Follis, Chairman
of the Board, in a report to the stockholders, said in part:

VA

oil

has

discovered in Alberta, Canada, by The
wholly owned subsidiary.
The discovery well
was completed
last August.
Findings to date
indicate that the discovery, known as the Acheson field, is of major
new

California

field

been

Standard Co.,

a

than

More

Net

as

acres in
the discovery area are held jointly by
Co. and Imperial Oil Co.
The field is being
venture, with the former responsible for develop¬
production.
Considerable additional acreage in the area

and

held

Standard

joint

a

independently

by The California

completion of the new construction program at Salt Lake the Standard
Co.
will have invested
about $35,000,000 in the inter-mountain
area since 1945, mainly in the refinery and two pipe lines—a crude.oil
line from Rangely field, Colorado, to Salt Lake City, and a products

Oil

line

from

ducted

the

refinery to Pasco, Wash.
subsidiary companies.-

by

These

letter

A

profit

of 2,035.9

filed

was

the

operations

SEC

shares of capital stock

New

of

the

p.,

of

covering

be offered

to

par)

Bank

6

the

City of
stock scrip certificates
underwriting involved.—V. 172,

2028.

issue

of

Jan.

28,

1949.

No

after taxes*.

Wesley

units

Jersey)—Pays Debt—

company

scheduled

were

to

mature

follows:

as

each

$5,000,000

in

1052, 1953, and 1954, and $35,000,000 in August 1955.—V. 172,

Swift & Co.

August
1675.

p.

(& Wholly-Owned Domestic & Canadian

Subs.)—Earnings—
52

Ended—

Weeks

Oct. 28, '50

Oct 29, '49

Divs.

interest

&

Oct. 30, '48

$

Jj>

Sales, include service

known as a leading manufacturer of highthe laundry, creamery, food-processing and
industries, will be operated as a separate division of United
States Radiator Corp.," Mr. Peoples said.
V
"Cyclotherm has a substantial volume of unfilled orders on hand,
according to the announcement.—V. 172, p. 1349.

widely

"Cyclotherm,
units

used

in

allied

$

2,214,819,268 2,213,160,242 2,361,114,041
receive etc...
2,610,221
2,512,254
3,258,089
revenues.

incdme

2,217,429,489 2,215,672,496 2,364,372,130
—2,151,889,184 2,126,471,260 2,254,995,543
•Lifo Inventory charge
5,825,833
12,612,535
Depreciation
14,082,705
12,622,941
10,729,410
Ordinary taxes
12,332,337
10,526,204
9,204,828
Contributions to pension plan.
12,048,896
11,511,813
11,289,329
Interest, etc,
!_*_
2,574,898
2,662,357
2,377,656
Premium on bonds redeemed—
558,717
expenses

*.

from

Income

———

taxes

20,516,790

8,769,335

.**

—

—V.

operations
income

Profit before
for

Prov.

Federal

State

682,929

taxes**

744,758

—

—_**_;

profit

*

shares

Earnings

per

PRIVATE

the

sible

$577,440

paid
paid-—

265,947
127,584
374,000
$1.09

*

J

outstanding
share**:

—

._**.;

374,000
$0.97

,_*

common

FINANCING—In

purchase of

$614,343

265,947
127,584

;

*

dividends
dividends

—_*

order

to

the

secure

shares

funds

make

to

in

26,015,463

of

thajt company to 71.15%,—V. 171, p. 396.
Virginia Dare Stores Corp.—Changes in Capital—
The

stockholders

200,000 class B
class A

is to provide additional general funds
the company in order to give it the capacity to carry larger lines
and an increasing volume of business.

15,173,377

——

Exchange. A

reserve credits.

25,535,298

(.969,209

./

The

Gain, on .sale, of properties

290,831

741,841

Nov.

on

voted

17

eliminate

to

authorized

the

Net income.

*

16,142,686
13,917,161

—

-**

Surplus
Earnings per

t27,889,2l0
15,397,710

13,917,161

2,225,425

11,908,968

was

$4.36

ation
in

to

reserve

1949

-

high cost addition to fixed assets of $5,000,000
in 1948 year.
These amounts were
(Canadian exchange adjustment, and adjustment

for

and

year

$10,000,000

charged to surplus.*

of property account, depreciation,

etc., of prior years.—V.

171,

p.

594.

Federal

Commission

hearing on the proposed salb by
corporation of a lateral natural gas pipeline to. Lynchburg Pipje
Co., has been continued from Dec. 8 to Marfch 12 ih Washington,
D. C.
The continuance was requested by Lynchburg Pipe Line Co.
—V. 172, p. 1932.
1
Power

Warner

Bros.

Pictures,

Subsidiaries

(Including

Inc.

Dec.

appointment of the Leland Equipment Co.
in all of Oklahoma except for Ottowd County.
handle all sales, service and parts for the Thew line of
Lorain power shovels and cranes.—V. 172, p. 1932*.
n
■

Year Ended Sept. 30—

1950

Total

costs

*

1949
$

bids, also for 3%% coupons, were 99.55999 by Halsey, Stuart
Inc.; 99.329 by Blyth
& Co.
Inc., and 98.829 by Lehman

Co.

Brothers

and

The bonds

plus

distributors

Year Ended Sept. 30—

•Net

profit

1950

172,

p.

1949

$517,200

—

'•After depreciation and taxes.—V.

135,385,498 143,153,706

and

117,963,841

Products

Export

$380,292

1349.

Corp.

(&

*

Provision for estimated Federal taxes

Net

profit

Dividends

on

6,300,000

will

be

interest.

other funds,

Net

,1*

sales

Income before prov.

for Federal income taxes—

112,626

income for the

"

year..

*-V; 166, p. 860.

66,618

43,000

27,000

"$69,626

Prov. for Federal income taxes

'^Net

1948
$447,098

p.

7,228,425

7,295,000

6,997.300

.«**

7,295,000

Wheeling Electric Co.—Bank Loans Approved—
The
from

Under

the

PROCEEDS—Proceeds

applied

will

be

used

to

repay

bank

loans

$6,200,000
previously incurred
for
construction
balance for future construction.—V. 172, p. 2235.
w

-I

■

.

in

the

amount

purposes

'

and

of

the

.•

-Trans World Airlines, Inc.—Increases Debt—
The

(notes

corporation
outstanding,

as

Nov.

of

compared

according to Ralph Damon,
borrowing was uked .to pay
stellations.—'V. 172, p. 2028.

30

with

had

$9,000,000

$7,800,000

President.

part

of

the

The

cost

of

3%

promissory
previous report,
additional $1,200,000 of
at

of

the

two

Lockheed

Con¬

United Amusement Corp., Ltd.-^Splits Shares—r
stockholders

authorized

shares,

ing

on

De.c.

capital stock,

four shares of

no

no

12

approved a proposal to. Increase the
par valufi, from 100,000 shares to 400,000

and to subdivide each

into

of the

par




80,829 shares presently

value.—V. 161, p.

on

1250.

biftstand-

to

borrow

$3,500,000

Co. of New York and Bankers

a

Willys-Overland Motors, Inc.—New Sales Record—
commercial

and half-ton

20%

and

President

sales

car

truck models

were

November,

over

Willys-Overland sedan delivery
preceding month

of

23%

greater than the

according

1949,

Slack,

W.

Lyman

to

Vice-

distribution.

of

Army Jeep Output Continues Ahead of Schedule— ;!J
The

Army

fighting

ahead of

is

forces,

the

ernment

quotas

in

a

schedule

Corp.
Inc.

—

Common

Offered—

Stock

and

Shillinglaw, Bolger & Co.
publicly 103,158 shares of common
$14.25 per- share. The offering was
to

added
a

the

new

general funds

company's

plant

program,

with

the

company

is

a

of

manufacturer

to

Co.,

The company
steel

vices.

& Co.

estimated

Canaday

rapidly
than

reach

to

the

level

a

also
for

The company

manufactures portable phonographs and silicon
incorporation into electrical and electronic de¬
.

.

presently has two plants located in Chicago.

DIVIDENDS—During 1950 the company- paid four quarterly cash
dividends, each of 25 cents per share, together with a year-end extra
dividend of 50 cent.s per share, and a 20% stock dividend aggregating
57,807 shares.
These dividends will not be paid on the shares of this
offering.

-

POSITION—The company's

to

$4,918,909,

including

.

-

-

•

current assets at Oct. 31, 1950, amounted

cash

amounted to

and-government

securities

of

$873,512.

$1,982,467, indicating net current assets

EARNINGS—For the 10 months.'ended Oct. 31, 1950,' the company
reported net sales pf $14,769,460 (irid net Income of $1,155,623.
It has
no bank
loans, funded debt or' preferred stock outstanding.. Giving
dend

to

of

this financing, and also to the payment of the stock divi¬
57,$07 shares, the company will have a sole capitalizatioh
shares of common stock, $1 par value.—V. 172, p. 2130.

of 450,000

its

will

output

April, 1951,
rate.r—V. 172,

continue to be stepped up
approximately 200% higher
1737.

p.

Sales
which

for

were

current

the

—

1950—24 Wks.—1949

1950—4 Wks.—1949

$13,131,590

$6,603,702 $68,860,960 835,374,742

include those of the Margaret Ann Stores

year

acquired Dec. 12

1949.—V. 172,

,

p.

2029.

on Dec. 11 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of 5%
preferred stock to be offered at par

company

covering

Telephone Co.—Files With SEC—

(Fla.)

1,400

($100 per share), 150 shares to officers and employees and 1,250 shares
to the public through Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, Inc., Orlando, Fla.

proceeds

The

house.—V.

to

are

167,

be

to

used

Brothers Mfg.

Sandeen

buy equipment

and

to

build

ware¬

a

2301.

p.

(111.)—Stock Offered—S. A.

Co.

&

Co., Rockford, 111., in November, 1950, pub¬
licly offered 4,960 shares of class A stock at par ($10 per
share).
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used

Keith

as

Oct.

11,

S.

Wood

&

changed

Co.,

its

name

to pay for expansion;

1946.

A

stock

Common

GIVING

$10)

(par

stock

(par

EFFECT

TO

Prov.

for

income

Fed.

taxes*.

income

Common

*—

394,825

362,918

326,536

:j—

$580,693
380,000
190,000
$3.06

$576,405
380,000
190,000
$3.03

$527,416
380,000
190,000
$2.77

outstanding

NOTE—Unfilled

orders

170,

p.

1948;

$5,311,196
853,952

(net)—

taxes

Earnings per common share

$8,300,000.—V.

1949

$6,438,166
939,323

1950
$7,326,041
975,513

.

shares

8,240 shs.
8,520 shs.

Co.—Earnings-

.;

Net

profit
Dividends paid

Outstanding

10,000 shs.

,———•*

-

before

1946,
title on

FINANCING

45,000 shs.

—

Woodward Governor
sales

PRESENT
Authorized

$10)—

Year Ended Sept. 30—
Net

present

,

.

Class

the

to

on

Nov.

amounted

30

to

1959.

approximately

1

'

-

$2,936,442.

effect

that
by

monthly

present

Winn & Lovett Grocery Co.—Sales Show Gain

Profit

has recently commenced production of its-new magnetic
It

laminations

for

Jeeps

for the third
President, an¬

complete vehicles
in December
Ward M. Canaday, Chairman and

automatic

Its

and Wells-Gardner

of

for

row,

CAPITALIZATION

leading

the public and to radio-television-nhonograph manufac¬
principal customers include Andrea Radio Corp., Canadian
Ltd., Du Mont (Allen B.i Laboratories, Inc., Hoffman
Radio Corp., Magnavox Co.. Packard-Bell Co., Scott Radio Laboratories,

Inc.

production

was

BUSINESS—The corporation, incorporated in Illinois on April 8,

will be

and magnetic wire recorders.
At the present time
most of the record changers being manufactured by the company are
the "three-speed-three-size" type which are sold under its own name
turers.

the

in

revealed on Dec. 17.
Willys-Overland Motors,
making the jeeps for the Army, will exceed gov¬

it

company

Dec. 15.

changers

Current liabilities

i

authorization

credit

over

Winter Park

going to working capital.

BUSINESS—The
record

Of

The

announcement

necessary'to finance

as

tape recorder.
proceeds

& Co.

Decv 21 offered
(par $1) at
oversubscribed.

Marconi

The

an

on

directly

..

SEC

borrowing of $2,500,000

i

stock

price of 100.50% to yield 2.85%.

November.

received

agreement, the funds would be borrowed from time
period ending Dec. 31, 1955.
However, an initial
is to be made Dec. 29, 1950, and the proceeds
applied to the repayment of Wheeling's outstanding notes in like
principal amount.
The balance of the borrowings would be made from time to time as
needed for construction and other corporate purposes.—V. 172, p. 2384.
time

to

Wood

F, Eberstadt

6t its first mortgage

poration acted as
tion, obtaining a

has

company

Iriving Trust Co., Guaranty Trust

Trust Co.

The

balance

bonds, 2%% series due 1980 at a
The First Boston Cor¬
agent for the company in the transac¬
committment of the bonds early in
1

and
the

$1.43

•"

$1.46

2614.

Weather-Seal, Inc. (Mich.)—Note Placed Privately?—
The corporation has placed privately through Blean! &
Co., Detroit, Mich., a $300,000 promissory note due Dec. l,

and

?v Toledo Edison Co.—Bonds Placed Privately—The com¬
pany announced, on Dec. 15 that it had completed the
direct placement with institutional investors of $7,500,000

.

10,466,534

10.271,657

—

capital shares.**;
Earnings per shareL„
!

$39,618

.

,

together with

proceeds from the financing,

the company's treasury for capital expenditures made heretofore
to
provide funds for further additions and improvements to
property.—V. 172, p. 2130.

100,000

—

Webster-Chicago
'

the

will be used to redeem $10,000,000 outstanding first mort¬

bonds due 1974 and $6,113,300 general mortgage 4%% income
bonds due 2014.
The balance of the proceeds will be used to replenish
4%

gage

Wholly-Owned

,1949
—$512,298 '

For

PROCEEDS—Part of

6,500,000

income

liabilities

Number of

Sub.)—Earnings—
Tifear Ended Dec, 31—

annual sinking fund for which
at prices ranging from 102%
to 100%,
optional redemption purposes the bonds
prices ranging from 104 Vi %
to 100%, plus

redeemable

be

interest.
redeemable at

accrued

126,087,172

850.000

expenses

1962, according to
•Tobacco

Bear, Stearns & Co. (jointly).
will have the benefit of an

will

bonds

the

Mr.

'

income

Tishman Realty & Construction Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—

,

Commission.

Commerce
Other

a

subject to authorization by the Interstate

nounced.

$

'

Total

—V, 171,

/'

on

are

Period End. Dec. 9—

will

Offered—A banking

Co.—Bonds

award of the bonds at competitive sale
bid of 99.64%.
The issue and sale of

won

19

the bonds

Sales

•Company announces the
their

Pacific RR.

headed jointly by Union Securities Corp. and
Glore, Forgan & Co. on Dec. 20 offered to the public
$22,000,000 Western Pacific RR. Co. first and refunding
mortgage 3V8% bonds, series A, dated Jan. 1, 1951, and
due Jan. 1, 1981.
The bonds were priced at 100.485%.

group

month

Operating in the United States)—Earnings—

Provision for contingent

They

14 placed privately 25,000
100) at $1.50 a share net.
underwriters a commission
172, p. 2384.

&

Western

Privately Placed—

Mines, Inc.—Stock

Gold

Snyder on Dec.
shares of capital stock (par
The company is paying the
of 200 per share. See also V.

Inc.,

,,Thew Shovel Co.—New Distributor Appointed—
as

issued

this

$4.71

share

*Net charge due to replacement of portion of original "Lifo" inven¬
involuntarily liquidated during prior years.
tBefore appropri¬

tories

Outstanding

*120,000 shs.

200,000 shs.

15% stock dividend (15,000 shares)
5, 1950.—V. 172, p. 2384.

Dec.

on

shares, none of which are outstanding.
The
redesignated common stock.—V. 171, p. 2406.

12,491,500

$2.73

-

*

t25,826,129

FINANCING

PRESENT

TO

$10)

(par

after payment of a

•Also

Line

Dividends

EFFECT

GIVING

Authorized

stock

Capital

common

common

Virginia Gas Transmission Corp.—Hearing Continued

27,147,369

*_*

of this financing

purpose

November

Profit

;

Dec. 14- publicly offered
total of 5,000 shares

at $50 per share.

(par $10)

capital stock

The

accrued

year the corporation purchased 700 shares of the capital
the, Saint Paul Union Stockyards Co., a subsidiary, ar. a
$13,610. This acquisition increased our percentage of ownership

stock
cost of

$3.50

for

capital stock

of

1,028^70

|

to residents of Kansas and Missouri a

pos¬

in the Saint
Joseph Stock Yards Co., $500,000 principal amount of 3%%
first
mortgage and collateral trust sinking fund bonds, series A, were sold
on May 1, 1950 for $507,415, plus accrued interest from March 1,
1950.
From these proceeds, 10,294 shares of capital stock of the Saint Joseph
Stock Yards Co. were purchased at a
total cost of $416,236 from
minority stockholders who, on May 1, 1950, owned 13,891 of such
shares.
Earlier in the fiscal year the Saint Joseph Stock Yards Co.
hac! purchased 304 shares of
its capital stock at a cost of $9,318.
As a result of these purchases, United Stockyards Corp.'s percentage
of ownership in the Saint Joseph Stock Yards Co.
was increased to
additional

2,458,855

.—

Casualty & Surety Co., Fort Scott, Kansas—

Western

&
Net

$3,689,114

2,056,940
1,028,470
$6.71

—■-->

Stock Offered—The company on

311,559

$7,962,372

—*

Income

$8,031,187
1,670,660

272,736

taxes*.—i

and

1,533,105

!„-*-*

—

$6,897,199

-

paid

169, p. 2037.

on

1949

1950

Minority interests

....

Iticome

—

-

—

—

The group

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

During the
Total

.

——

taxes

income

Western

90.21%,

Costs and

I

taxes

Capital shares outstanding
Earnings per share

Ingalls

N. Y., manufacturers of packaged steam gen¬
particularly for high pressure industrial appli¬

used

Common

on Dec
20 announced that it will prepay on Dec.
all of its 1 %% notes payable to banks now outstanding in
amount of $50,000,000.
These notes were issued in August 1945

and

for

income

Dividends

172, p. 666.

Corp.—Acquisition—

Chairman of the Board, on Dec. 6 announced
purchased the business and assets of the Cyclo-

Peoples,

J.

pressure

1950

the

100,340

*

year ago, he said.—V,

a

Common

The

Net

income

CAPITALIZATION

that the company has
therm Corp., Oswego,

erating

' 1950
1949
$42,040,755 $36,931,102
9,732,199
4,243,414
2,835,000
559,300

-

******

capital

working

Preferred

Standard Oil Co. (New

Provision

of

*$298,810
107,491
• 191,319

.*

,

all con¬

are

Dec.

on

(no

per share by The Chase National
York- for the benefit of holders of capital

before

Net loss.

United Stockyards Corp.

with

$78.62 V2

26,

;

Year Ended Oct. 31—

notification

of

not in excess

at

deductions

refund of prior years' U. S. income
resulting from net oper. loss carry-back

twice that of

Files With SEC—

.

Profit

cation.

Standard Co.

catalytic cracking plant, the principal feature of a $10,000,000
at the Salt Lake City refinery, has been completed.
With

new

•279,885
18,925

at Oct. 31, 1950, amounted to $859,864, com¬
pared with $750,474 at the close of 1949, an increase of $109,390.
A.
A. Feinberg, President, reported a backlog of orders more than
double that of a year ago, and that new orders are being booked at
rates far higher than in previous year.
Current production is nearly

-

A

program

1949
$2,877,326

119,265
18,925

deductions.*

non-oper.

years' U. S. income taxes

Net

14,000

California

ment

is

before

United States Radiator

operated

income

Corp.)

1950
$3,883,873

-

before

taxes

size.

The

Conditioning

Air

—

non-oper.

Prior

'

Standard

National

Great

Year Ended Oct. 31—
Net

Securities
will

Total

—

Securities and Exchange Commission—

per

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

Sugar Corp.

Fiscal Yuar Ended Sept. 30—

1

Standard Brewing Co. of Scranton, Pa.

West Indies

Solicit

Corp.—Committee Denied Privilege to

United

Warehouse & Storage Co.—Files—

(Wash.)

Spokane

The company

covering $270,000 of first mortgage 6%
bonds due Dec. 31, 1960,
and 270,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents), the bonds to be
offered in units of $100 each or multiples thereof with the stock to
be issued as a bonus at the rate of one share for each $1 of bonds

York Corp.
Year

Net

Prov.

Net

—

—

$49,088,198 $50,008,257

*

before
for

income .taxes**,
Federal and State inc.

profit"

Common

shares

taxes

*1

2,6751,754

1,662,228

1,058,575

__

$2,139,445

$1,617,179
930,636
$1.35

—

I*

.

(est.)—

outstanding*—__***c—
share!

3,801,673

-**,

_

Earnings pet*common
—V. 172, p. 2384.

1949

1950

Ended Sept..30—

sales

Profit

(& Domestic Sub.)—Earnings—

_

.

.

930,636
$1.91

Volume 172

Number 4971

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

9

(2485)

-H

Per

DIVIDENDS

Name of Company
Clarostat

Dividend announcements
tables.

In

nounced

the

first

Clinchfield

grouped in two separate

are

indicate

we

all

during the current week.

the

Then

dividends

an¬

T.

F„

Inc

eight

Petroleum

Affiliated

Fund,

net

Affiliated
Air

Albers

investment.™

Co.
&

(increased

Inc.

Ailemannia

Fire

Allis

6%

Ltd.

pfd.

(extra)

Insurance

Co.

12-28
12-22

12-18

25c

Year-end

American

Bosch

Co.

$1.25

(quar.)

(initial

Cast

Dredging
Iron

&

pfd.

6%

11-

$7

preferred

5 V2 %

Co.,

of

_____

Co.

12-28

12-18

2

12-15

10c

____

1-

A

(extra)

Arkansas-Oklahoma

6%

Gas—

5%

preferred

Athol

(quar.)

1-

2

12-15

Crown

Co.

2-

1

1-15

1

1-15

Atlas

Acceptance Corp., 5%

Atlas

Thrift

Automobile

Plan,

7%

1-

2

A

common

5c

12-30

12-19

5c

12-30

12-18

$1.50
Avco

preferred

Mfg.,
Mfg.

Baldwin

Company,

Class

A

Class

$1.75

$50c

Limestone

4%

Beverly
Big

Markets

Boar

Fire

(Michigan)
Insurance

Extra

5%

Co;

preferred

Boott

Mills

Borg

pfd. (quar.)
(Pa.) —

6%

W.)

&

Class

-A

2-15

*+$4.75

12-27

B

Stock

12-20

1-15

12-28

5c

1-15

12-28

1-15

12-28

4-27

4- 9

£50c

>

7-27
10-27

10c

25c

(initial)

2-

5

12-26

7-

9

12-26

12-31

1-15

12-31

1-15

12-31

,

•

preferred

V/c

(quar.)_
(quar.)—

preferred

6%

preferred

$4.70

(quar.)——

Camp Mfg. Co. common
Extra'

__

.

Extra
Class

B

Extra

Fire

Canadian

Indemnity
Industries,

Celotex

Insurance

Ltd.,

(quar.)

7%

common

pfd.

Ry.

(quar.)

&

Steel

Central

Ohio

Central

Republic

Central

$2.50

Chicago

Telephone

preferred

Electric

Chicago Great
*

71

preferred

Cincinnati

City

Gas

Co.

£$1.75

1-15

3-




12-21*

1-

1-20

1-10

12-29
1-

Steel

(quar.)

2

Lake

Lewis

1-

8

3-24

2

Park

be

(quar.)—

2-14

12-22

London

(year-end)

Foods,

Grace

Inc.

Hosiery

(W,

J12-22
12-22

R.)

1-

5

1-

1-15

Greif Brothers Cooperage, 80c

Griess-Pfleger

12-30

Gro-Cord

2

12-21

Mfg.

12-28

12-26

$1.62 «/a

12-29

12-27

$1.31 Va

12-27

12-26

45c

2-15

1-15

Hartford

Fire

$14

12-22

12-21

Hartford

Times,

Hanes

Co.

5%
'

*

quar.).

(year-end)—
—

Harrisburg Electric, 5% pfd. B (quar.) —
Harrisburg Hotel (Pennsylvania) (year-end)
Insurance

Inc.

Co.

12-11

1-15

12-28

$1.75

12-30

12-20

12-29

V.,v

d>vid.)_

10%

cash

shares,

10

amount

12Vac

of

(extra)

Investment

Corp.—

(accum.)
class

Cement

A

12-21

2

12-15

75c

(quar.)_

12-30

12-20
12-21

12-21

£20c

(year-end)

1-

75c
34%c

Watch

Special

Light

Co.

(quar.)

Corp.™

Forbes

&

Co.,

12-26

20c

12-30

12-26

2

12-22

Maryland

1- 2

12-22

$2.10

, •

»

.y

'

►

1...

■t

;

12-27

12-21

McCall
1-16

McCasteey

1-15

4V2 %

1-15

12-29

$1

1-20

$1

12-29

12-26

.12-29

12-26

Class

1-

65c

2-

4%

5

McFadden

&

A

—,

preferred

5%

Co.,

class

Stores,

A

12-21

Mclntyre

Porcupine

12-15

McLelian

Stores

12-18

1- 2

12-21

'Merchants

12-15

Class

12-15

Class

20c

12-20

$2.50
IVac

—-1

I'/fec
(quar.)™', £50'/ic
37VaC
:

12-30

12-22

1

1-15

2-

25c

1-

2
3

1-2
3

12-15

1-

2

12-15

1-

2

12-15

$4

1-15

$2.50

12-30

$1
50c

1-

2

.Midwest

12-20

.Millers

2

12-18

1-15

12-29

1-

7%

1-15

12-29
1-17

2-

1

1-

5% preferred
Shipping Co. (extra)

Mount

Royal

Mrs.

12-22

12-15

Mutual

12-15

2

2-

1

12-27

12-20

1-

1

2-

1

1-5

12-26

1

1

12-20

IT

1
1

$1.25
25c

1-15

1-5

Accident

————

25c

12-22

12-18

25c

12-22

12-18

12-26

12-12

12-22

12-12

1-

12-30

12-21

1-15

12-13

12-13

10c
-25c

12-28

12-19

12-30

12-12

12-30

12-12

25c
15c
50c
I2V2C

1-15

12-30

12-12

1-

3

2

12-15

12-27

12-15

,1-

1-30

1-10

1-10

12-30

England

(quar.)

Rayon,

&

Gas

class

A_

Electric

1-

12-15

2

1-15

12-30

12-23

12-14

12-22

12-18

1-15

12-29

12-20

12-11

25c
25c

1-15

1-

5

1-15

12-29

1-15

1-2

—

12-28

12-16

12-28

12-16

75c

12-15

12-11

1-15

12-29

Association—
2 /aC

New

Laundries, $6 pfd. (quar.)
England Power, 6% pfd. (quar.)
York

England

Water

Service

Corp.—

plans to split its common stock
*eight-for-oner Approval of the plan was

Company
*

75c
£15c
$1.50

IVko

Paper

New

*

12-16

2

12-22

1-15

37Vac
25c

(quar.)

Co.

$4

1-

5

12-13

1-

2

12-13

granted by the Public Service Commis¬
sion.
subject
to the
approval of the

12-27

12-20

stockholders.

$1

*

>r

Co.

Extra

»

1

33Va%

Insurance

Quarterly

12-20

1-

2-

50c

Bedford

New

12-20

1-

45c

Tank

New

12-18

1-

1

20c

(quar.)——

Manufacture & Stores Corp. (quar.)

New

12-15

12-28

Co.

Special

12-15

$1.16

<fc

Nekoosa-Edwards

12-23

3-

(Hartford)—

;

National

12-27

12-28

Life

National

1-15

1-15

Gas

Co.

Insurance

Fuel

(Tenn.), stock dividend.—
National Lock Co.
(quar.)

12-29

20c

Fire

National

12-20

1-10

12-30

12-23

50c

Boston.—

Extra

1-15

$$1

of

National

12-20

1-10

57c

States

Fund

National

12-18
12-20

1-

(extra).

Corp.

Metal Co., Ltd
Telephone <fc Telegraph Co.
Tuckers Foods—(see Tucker's "Mrs.")

12-15

2

It40
.12-23

(Philip)—(see Philip Morris <fc Co.)

12-22

1-

&

(quar.i—
Company
(quar.)™—

Co.

Products

Mountain

12-22

Radio

(John)

Morrell

12-15

12-29

-

J.),

Morris

12-22

5c

—

(quar.)

preferred

(D.

Motor

5

12-30

1

1-10

$1.75

Co.,. common

prior

Monumental

12-29

1-15
2-15

1-20
2-

1-15
12-M
12 .-19

25c

Mississippi
$75c

2

$1

Materials Co. (extra)
(quar.)—

Packaging
Falls

Million's

,

1-

12-18

12-2.6

25c

Extra

12-28

12-21

1

2-

12-26

.12-18

i
-

-

1-12

25c
(quar.)

(quar.)—

preferied

12-29

80c

1- 1

12-30

Quarterly
Bakeries, common

12-28

12-26 r

.12-30

1-12

held

shares

4%

12-21

12-21

Co.—

Midland
,

*

12-31

1-31

pfd. (initial)—$0.137222
Michaels, Stern Co., class A (year-end)
$2
Class
B
(year-end)
*
$2
Middle States'Telephone Co. of Illinois—
<

12-15

1-

Refrigerating

(year-end)
—
(year,-end)_-—
Paper Co., Ltd. (stock dividend)—
shares of 4Va% preference for each

10

12-15

12-31;

'112-31C >12-21

1-31

■'r Metropolitan Edison, 3.80%

12-21

1-

(quar.)

B

Three

,

Ltd.

Mines,

Co.

A

Mersey

12-11

$1
12 VaC

40c

12-30

1-15

12 VaC

2

6

12-20

£$1

,

(s-a)

Extra

12-

12-20

12-29

31Vic
$02 Va
*$1.8$

(quar.)

(quar.)—

2

,

12-30

12-29

_

(quar.)—

preferred

McCormick

12-28

12-20

12-20

1-15

50c

Co., common
(quar.)
Oil Co., Ltd.—

12-20

1-

1-15

50c
^$0.140625

Register
preferred

McCoIl^Frontenac
1-

12-21

35c

(quar.)

Corporation

1

1-31

$1.50

12-21

12-29

$1.05
52VaC

_

•

12-22

1-15

*

Maryland Drydock Co., .common.i<L
-4 Va %
preferred (quar.)
—_—
Matthiessen •& Hegler Zinc Co.
(year-end)
Max Factor & Co. (see Factor, Max & Co.) —

12-28

12-22

12-22

_

(s-a)

common

1

$1.30

prior preferred
(s-a)
convertible preferred (s-a)__

$1.50

■

Co.,

12-20

1-

$1.50
20c
133/4C

—

Casualty

2

10c
20c

(year-end)

com.

12-21

1-

$1.50

stock

75c

(quar.)

(year-end)

12-29

$$3.30

(stock

12-30

45c

B (year-end)
preferred (quar.)—

12-21

33 V3C

6%
preferred
(quar.)
Madlng Drug Stores, common (quar.)
55c preferred (quar.)
Maiden Electric Co. (year-end)
Maiden & Melrose Gas Light Co, (year-end)

20C

com.

12-26

(Tenn.)—

1-10

46c

(quar.)

Knitting,

(P. *H.)

12-20

16c

12-29

12-20

20c

Co

Growth

12-21

12-26

12-28

12-20

2-

50c

class A (quar.)

Co

Co.

Rubber

12-26

25c

1

30c

—

Industry Shares, Inc..
Gulf Power Co., 4.64%
pfd. (initial

12-16

$1

12-23

60c

Tanning

Griscom-Russell

12-16

1-

15c

12-23

25c

(initial).

3

12-23

15c

2

25c

_—

Saddlery Co,

8

Lucky Lager Brewing Co. (increased quar.)_
Lucky Stores, Inc., 5Va% preferred (quar.)
Lyons-Magnus, Inc., class B_.

12-18

1-15
r

10c

Inc. (quar.)
<k Company (extra)

Industries, Inc.
West

9

l—

MacAndrews

20c

Co.;

1-15

Great

1*

12-

1-15

12-29

y—

12-30

$1.25

(quar.)

1-2

Grand

8

1-19

12-20

$6

(year-end)

the

Inc.

Electric

15c

(year-end)

1-31

i

1-

25c

I2V2C

—

(quar.)

Co.

12-28

Extra

12-13

$25c

(quar.)
Co.

5

arrears)

than

in

Portland

1-31

$$1.25

(quar.)

—

Co.

12-27

12-15

50c
$1.25

Hosiery Mills, Ltd.,

Lowell

12-18

$1.50

—

-

less

of

paid

Canadian

15c

Electric

1-11

(resumed)

Fund

preferred

Longhorn

12-28

IT 5

$4

(quar.)
Parts

Co.

Stores,

5%

5c

B

12-22

share.

London

12-21

15c

common.—

A

12-30

100 %

(reduced)

Industries, Inc.

holdings

Lincoln

3-14

1-

12-

7VaC

$4 preferred—,

clears

(John H.)

will

1-15

2-24

Electric

per

12-20

1-25

payment

Lincoln

12-18

15c

preferred (quar.).,

class

Co.

Life & Casualty Insurance Co.
Stock
dividend

6

$$2.50

Ltd.,

200%

12-15

—

common

(R. G.)

50c

i—

1-15

12-30

Company,

Leland

12-22

$75c

1

12-30

12-29

12-27

$1.25

-

Co.,

Brewing

(G.)

Superior & Ishpeming RR.

Lane

12-22

$6

8

1-

7

12-22

Extra

12-30

3-

12-30

75c

Krueger

12-15

$6

Wares,

4'/aC
$2.50

(quar.)

dividend)

(stock

18 VaC

.-••

1-8

1-15

—

quar.)

(s-a)

Brewing

A

(year-end)

12-14

12-15

1-10

■.lit

:

partic.

Corp.

Company

'40c

:

1-

1-15

Lumber

Kroger

12-20

2

Co.—

Company (stock dividend)
Knapp-Monarch Co. (quar.)

5

12-19

6%

Mfg. Co.,

Kirby

Supply

;

(quar.)_!

preferred

Kerr

&

(quar.)

Kirsch

of

Class

(year-end)

2

$5

-

Co.

2-

Equipment—

& Suburban Homes Co.

1-

5%

Fran¬

(increased s-a)

B

Hamilton

.

12-20

12-14

4-

Switchboard

Common

com¬

__——

1

20c

Co

1- ;9:

$1.50

(San

pfd,

1-31

Ry.—

Electric

1-31

2

$4

$2

(accum.)
&

share

(special)
(year-end)

1-31

62 Vac

,

1-9

$1.25

1-

45c.

preferred (s-a)

Gotham

Co.—

(accum.)

1-31

40c

(year-end)

Gloucester

1-10

15c

(accum.)

15c

Kellogg

12-14

—

(year-end)—

Extra

12-22

1-20

25c

common

12-14

5c

20c

(quar.)

12-20

12-14

12-21

10c

(increased s-a)

Gordon

12-15

12-21

1-15

Co.

3 7 VaC

(quar.)—.

(quar.)^

(quar.)-

Western

preferred

Chicago Railway
•-

Co.,

12-20

2

12-36

25c

Co

25c

Products

Mfg.

2

1-

50c

Publishing Co. of Ottawa
City Structural Steel Co.,
preferred (quar.)

$35c

Cable,

Genuine

12-15

12-28

30c

(year-end)

25c

Co.

$2 preference A
5%

Gas

12-20

2

$1.50

25c

Extra

12-29

2

12-27

1-

6%

12-

—

(liquidating )r—

class-, A

Inc.,

preferred

Class

12-29

25c

12-22

25c

Water Co.

conv.

Class A

5%

1-15

17c

(irreg.)__

2

1-

12-30

(year-end)

preferred (quar.)
Gardner Electric Light Co., com.

Genesee

12-16

1-15
1-

1-

10%

(quar.)

preferred (quar.).:
Central Aguirre Sugar Co.
Electric

12-27

$1.25

(quar.)_

-'■•5%

Central

£$1.50
$50c

(stock dividend)

Corp.,

12-16

"*£40c

_

—

Ohio

A:

pfd.

(s-a)—

(s-a )

Clinchfield

Carrier Corp.

12-27

15c

_

Fairbanks-Morse," 6%

Canadian

Carolina

12-16

12-29

12-20

$1.25

B

rGeneral

12-16

12-27

2

1-31

-

Longines-Wittnauer

Brewing Co.

5%

Class

12-16

12-27

15c
25C

(increased quar.)

12-27

15c
———

Canadian

Canadian

25c

(quar.)

——

—

1-

62VaC

(quar.)

1-15

25c

Conv,'B

5%

Inc.

Fund,

Ltd.

pfd.

v,

1st preferred (quar,)—
4% conv; 2nd- preferred (quar.)
'General*Development Co, (year-end)
f General
Products Mfg Corp., Ltd.—
'

12-31

1-15

$1.50

_

'■*

5%

12-19

1-20

$ 1.17 Va

(quar.)

Class A

"General

12-19

40c

10%
com.,

4

1-19-

$1.75

Oregon* Power Co.,

Co.,

Class B
-

12-29

50c

5%

12-28

17c

(quar.)

& Schmidt

Company,

Class

10-9
•

■

'

2

£20c

12-30

(initial)—

Bag & Cotton Mills

■t

9

12-12

$1.50

63 %c

(quar.)__

(Jersey City)

Co.

7-' 9

£50c

_

_

_•——

Co.

Power

Fuhrmann

9

12-20

1-

Year-end

1-31

(quar.)

(increased

-Galveston-Houston

1-

12-20

2

$2.50

Company,

Bros.,

2

1-

Inc.—

(quar.)_;

L.)

1-

12-21

(quar.)_

25c

—

i

10-

(F.

Industries,

(accum.)

preferred

Jenkins

1-31

.

preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Works (year-end)—
Transit Co., Inc.—

9

1-27

£$4

(quar.)

common

17c

$5

9

7-27

Precision

preferred

On

Bridge

1-

10-27

12-14

2-

Journal

50c

onc-llalf

of

Brook

Bank

4-

$50c

1-15

12-21

12-27

15c

Kansas

Extra

Gannett

1

12-28

$1

(quar.)

12-12

4%

3

2-23

(quar,)

com.

Rubber

1-27

$50c

'

1-

$62 V2C

i—

Insurance

&

-4-27

$50c

—

6

2-23

_™_j.

common

$50c

$50c

—

Fund

Tire

.Frontier

Corp.

12-21

12-22

Gabriel

i

1-10

12-15

$1

(quar.)—,*,

& Company

$50c

-

1-

£40c

Telephone

Fulton

15c

dividend

California

12-20

10c

:

Co._

Cement

1-17

80c

common

Calaveras

12-15

1

12-22

a.

Heintz

&

25c

Gas,

Frontier- Industries

1

1-10

12-28

50c

(quar.i

80c

Extra

2

1-

(year-end)

(quar.)

common

distribution

Worth

Fort

Inc., class A (quar.)—

common

B

Co..

Brothers,

1-

Y.)

12-19

for each share held)

Pitt

2-

1

12-27

6>/4%

monthly)

Co.

preferred

A:

National

,:Fort

2-

12-22 '

6c

(quar.)_™

new

Florida

.

1

51c
IN.

Extra

(year-end)

—™^

Firestone

Fisher

12-30

12-18

1-10

1

30c

Le Tourneau

Fibreboard Products, Inc.—
6% prior preferred (quar.)__
Fidelity-.& Deposit of Maryland (quar.)-___-

$$1.50

-(extra

common—

Terminal

1-15

12-22

12-18

22-

£$1

Jefferson Custodian

1-

40c

__

1

&

(John J)

First

12-22

40c

preference

Class

(quar.)

1-31

preference

Class

12-20

tl2 Vac

Co.

Insurance Co,

cisco)

12-26

55c

—

(Bridgeport)

Mortgage

25c

A

^Firemen's

^

83c
53V*c

10c

50c

1

$$1

common

Bush

2-

Felin

Brownhoist

12-20

i

Gas

Gas

Scranlon-Spring

$$1.50

preference

B

;

12-19

12-16

—

Class

12-19

12-20

12-29

(quar.i———_■
Ltd., class- A preference—.—

B

12-20

37 VaC

(quar.)

Company

Class

r

12-25

$1

Corp.

Class.A

6

12-20

(quar.)—

A

2-15

12-

1

Hydraulic

Co.,

Class

12-26

12-22

Manufacturing Corp.
'
Intercolonial Coal, Ltd., common
8%
preferred
(s-a)____'

2

1-15

15c

—_—__—

(interim

Inc

(Max)

(Partial
.

12-20

12-28

1-

and

quar.)

(quar.i

1-

50c

Heating Products, Ltd

Federal) Water
..

preferred

12-15

2

(quar.)

(initial

12-28

12-20

12V2C

income,

common

preferred

12-30

$2

—

investment

net

Jacobs

25c

(quar.)

(year-end)
& Phonograph

Special

12-15

12-28

12-30

$1

—

Federal
.,

12-20

2

2

preferred

Burns

1-

1-

(quar.)
Market Corp.-(Detroit)

B

12-22

1-

—

Budget Finance Plan,
Class

12-20

62 VaC

2nd preferred

Broadway

12-29

$1.

-(quar.)__™- $.1.12 V2

pfd.

tquar.)
(interim)-™
British Columbia Telephone Co.—•
6%
1st- preferred (quar. I
6%

12-29

25c

.

(quar.)l

(extra)

(T. G.)

Ltd.

(s-a)

Mills, 5%

Class

9

capital" gains)

(This

Co.,

shares

Mills,

mon

Ltd., class-A (quar.)—_____
(special)

B

12-22

1-23

$1.05

Bowes Company,
Class

12-28

7 VaC

4Va%

&

Factor

12-18

2VaC

(quar.)

Co.,

(George

Bright

12-27

17VaC

(quar.).

Co.

.

common

Bobbs-Merrill

Corp.

Radio

Extra

12-18

>

(quar.)
■

__

Bridgeport

12-22

9

$1.50

(extra)

net

12-20

50c

Drug Co., class A

Class B

12-29

4

1I-

Y.)

N.

Extra

1-31

15c

Tunnel

Empire Southern

1-25

Co.

Co.,

2

15c

(year-end)

(quar.)
Musical Industries, Ltd.—

Emerson

1-

1
1

20c

from

1-

$1

Co.

12-21

Erwin

12-27

22-

Insley

12-15

17c

12-21

1-15

1-10

25c

37'/aC

.

(year-end)

2-15

$1.62 Va

(quar.)_

,(i

2

1

Motors

10c

(quar.)

B

(annual)
Co. (increased

2

50c

(year-end)-—

Co.

12-31

37 V2C

__

(s-a)

class

Consolidated

Emerson

12-15

(year-end)

Power

4%

Inc.—

Company

1-

$2

Oil

Bishop

Elizabeth

1

12-27

_-

Year-end

Blauner's

2-

12-22

$1.25

(year-end)—_

Birmingham Electric Co., 4.20%
Birmingham

1

$1.50

—

12-29

(extra)

Co.

&

Esmond

—

Co.

Electric

&

3-

12-29

50c

(quar.)

Inc.

Gas

&

Steel

American

Co.—
™

12-22

25c

1-

$5

—

2

1-16

1-20

2-

43%C

extra)

1-

25c

45c

iPhila.'M

12-22

3-12*

50c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Securities

Foods,

Electric

1

12-23

2

25c

Industrial Bank of Commerce

12-21*

75c

Cement

&

12-27

2

2

Oil

Enamel

Hotel

2

1-

12-27

Monthly
Mfg.

1

2-

(quar.)

common

(year-end i

preferred

Bessemer

2-

1

(quar.)

preferred

Franklin

Bessemer

Best

1

3-

$$1

1-

Monthly

Inc.—

Benjamin
Common

3-

t$l

12VaC

12-26

80c

Elder

__

1-10

$9

E. T. & W. N. C. Transportation Co.

12-18

___—:

4.08%

(accum.)

class A

12-20

12-29

Products,

prior

Corp., $1

preference

12-28

Stockyards,
preferred (quar.)

Ben-Hur

Int'l

12-28

Ltd.—

5

2

1-

(quar.)——....

common

Inc.

from

47c

Dunlop Tire & Rubber Goods Co., Ltd.—

25c

fquar.)_

12-20

$2.50

1-16

1st

1-

1-

Investors

Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd., Amer. dep. receipts

12-19

(quar.i

Corp.
Corporation

2

25c

Edgewater

(year-end)

4.26%

12 VaC

.1

12-15

_

12-20

(36c
Illinois

Industrial

(quar.)

1

Easton

Railroad

6%-

2-

12-18

Petroleum

Belt

12-30

12-18

Co.,

12-28

£$1.50

1-15

-

Baystate

pfd.

(s-a)

Bridge

12-23

Paper

1-10

50c

Extra

12-23

(quar.)

B

Dominion

12-19

50c

Extra

Bay

12-19

$1.50

&

1-10

1-31

(year-end)

12-26

.

.

1-10

1-31

of

dep. receipt for ordinary (interim)(Joseph) Crucible Co. (year-end)

(qur.r.l

Corp.
Power

1st preferred

Co.

37 Vac

(quar.)

_

1-31

Co.—

(increased)

8c

—

common

Extra

preferred

5%

Inc.

1-15

(quar.)

(quar.)—

Electric

Hudson Fund,

35c

Amer.
Dixon

Corp.,

preferred

Howell

Distillers Co., Ltd.—

12-30

56V<c

(quar.)

Co

Bathurst

Co.,

25c

£25c

56V4C

(quar.)

1

Gibson

Jack

Insurance

5

20c

75c

15c

Axelson

6%

preferred

conv.

(monthly)

Bancohio

Textile

Canada

12-30

37'/2C

(quar.)

$2.25

Mills

1-10

(accum.)

Lines

5c

—

Avondale

Air

5c

(quar.)

12-12

1-31

(Walt) Productions—
(See Walt Disney Productions).

12-15

Extra

12-27

$1

Life

5

1-

(quar.)

pfd.

common

Extra

Disney

17VaC

—:

6%

£25c

Co..

Corp.,

40c

E.)

Detroit &

12-13

12-20

Extra

Class

Delta

12-19

1

__

Hotel

Hampshire) —

(New

Rayon,

12-22

1-

(quar.)

1

12-26

£25c

(quar.)
(Indianapolis) —

Co

Glassine Co.

2

1-

$1.25

common

1

11-

(quar.)__

(W.

12-21

(quar.)

preferred

Banking Corp.,

12-26

(quar.)

pfd.

8-

1
2

Vilbiss Co.

Dean

$2

1

1-

(quar.)

5

1-

1-15

Semi-annual

50c

Trust

&

1-

1-15

—

Ltd.

4Va%

preferred (quar.)
Guaranty Co. (Brooklyn,

Title

1-15

25c

convertible

Home

9-

(year-end)

Delaware

De

(quar.).,

Products,

Corp.

12-

1-

21V»c

(quar.).
i

B

Radio

12-20

12-29

$1

Deerfield

2-

25c

1

+

A

25c

$2.50

5-

(quar.)

(Jersey City)

Loan

Lumber

B

22 VaC

(year-end)

1

1:

General

Cork

Class

8

12-14

.

Steel

12-

1

Manufacturing Co
City Sewerage (quar.)—

Atlantic

12-27

1-

Atlantic

6-

C

(quar.)

Inc.,

£25c

Electric

Bank

Inc.

Hotel,

preferred

$3

_,

1

$1.50

Ohio

E

Pillot

5%

pfd

(quar.)

&

$1.25

common
:

Cunningham Drug Stores,

preferred <s-ai
Associated Telephone
Co., Ltd.—
4,/a% preferred (quar.)

2-

Extra

•

non-cum.

1

&

Class

$10c

_

.

12-30

3-

Reynolds Corp. (s-a)___..
Craddock-Terry Shoe, common (year-end>__
5%

1-12

65c

25c

Co., 4V»%

D

When

Payable of Ree.

(year-end i

Paper

Hendershot

$1.50

Co.

Rubber,

Bay

Corroon

Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class

5

25c

_

Cooper (Peter) Corp., 6Va%

1-10

25c

1-

£40c

(quar.)

Ltd.,

(quar.)

preferred

Coos

12-18

13%c

(quar.)

1

12-28

(quar.)™.-

(Boston)

National

Gas

Converse

1-19

12 Vac

(quar.)_

common

preferred

Wringer

2-

1

1

HOC

:

Special

12-20*

2-

preferred

2-

Co.

Hoffman

(quar.)—

Trust

Consolidated

12-20*

12-31

$1.25

Holly,

convertible

12-31

preferred

preferred (quar.)

7%

12-30

40c

5%

25c

Concord

12-30

__

(quar.)

Spring

Extra

(quar.)

12-21

15c

Quarterly

1-15

(quar.)___

common

Co.

Southern

Connecticut

1-15

2

on

common

York

12-21

50c

Manufacturing Co.

(quar.)

:

&

12-20

25c

1-

£25c

2

15c

com.

held

;

12-28

27 Vac

Co.,

Year-end

American

1-

be

Extra

4

$3

preferred

5%

(increased quar.)__

Terminals,

Commonwealth

4

1-15

Co.

Loan

Commodore

1-18

1-15

(s-a)

Works

(quar.)

American-Marietta

5%

12-18

1

30c

:

(year-end)

Co.

Machine

preferred

American

New

12-15

2-

20%

Iron Pipe,

American
American

American

1-15
12-20

5%

£40c

Commercial

4%

quAr.)

dividend

American

.

2
2

£40c

Commercial

Corp.—

common

$1.10

75c

_

Book

Electric

1-

1-

Henke

;___

preferred

$6

12-20

50c

Hawaiian

1-11
1-11

each

(increased)

__

Colonial Ice,

12-15

12 Vac

Co., Ltd.

(Daniel)

Columbus

pfd
Company (year-end)
Asphalt Roof Corp. (quar.)

for

Extra

12-15

12-28

to

Co.

Preference

(Pittsburgh)

Realty Co., 25c series A

Stock

12-22

30c

American

New

12-26

50c

share

meeting

Products

Extra

12-15

2

Electric

Holly Sugar

Collingwood

12-14

1-

annual

Plow

Collateral

12-29

.

12-29

12-30

$1.50

(quar.)

(Louis)

American

1-25

4

20c

Haverhill

25c

(quar.)

new

Quarterly

1-15

50c

j

Inc.,

Baldwin,

1-

1

Y.)

(N.
(one

Holdert

Per

snare

Name of Company

5

25c

__

Quarterly

5

1-20

35c

quar..).

Quarterly
Alliance

1-

2-

20c

,

Super Markets,
&

7c

__

(quar.)

Iron.™,

Mills,

Alexander

1-15

2 >/a %

dividend).

1-

17.

Quarterly

1-18

Cohen

Equipment, Inc.

Fuel

Alabama

f.stock

Holdert

1-15

12'/a %

Aluminum

Cockshutt

Inc.—

income

Gas

Reduction

Alabama

Coip.

2-15

(quar.)

held)

the

at

Club

Holdert

Payable of Rec.

25c

_™

Aberdeen

From

Share

'

Co.

dividend

Jan.

Name of Company

Corp.

10c

Subject to the approval of the stockholders

payment date.

A.

Trust

Stock

a

When

Coal

(increased):

Payable of xec.

50c

Clinton

second table in which we show the payments
previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their

Per

Co.

Extra

follow with

we

Mfg.

When

Share

•

.

'

-$1.50
$1.50

1-15

12-29

1-

2

12-15

1-

2

12-20

10

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(2486)

Per

Name of Company
New

Yorker

Share

Magazine,

Inc

—

Special
Newark

6%

preferred

Nichols

1—

adjusted

Northern

Standard

Screw

12-10

$3.60
$4.10

Loan

Extra

Class

B

Filters,

12-29

Suburban

12-29

Sun

1-15

12-29

1-15

12-29

Terre

40c

12-28
12-26

Oil

12-14

Stock
Texas

12-29

12-19

25c

1-16

1-

5

$1

1-15

1-

2

25c

12-22

12-20

$4.04

12-27

12-22

(special;
(year-end)

1-2

12-20

1-

4%

Shoe,

preferred

American

Cable

American

Can

$1

1-15

12-29

American

12-28

12-18

Corp.

Electric

(year-end)

A

Co.

1-30
12-29

12-20

(quar.)

$1.12%

Malleable

&

Mfg.

Thalhimer

„

American

12-28

12-18

0.007188

Brothers,

' 12-28

12-18

12-29

Iowa

5c

12-28

12-22

Co.

0.005830

2-

1

1-10

and

2-

1

1-10

of

50c

1-10

1- 5

12-15*

1- 2

12-14*

12-30

12-19

12-15

1-20

(For each out¬

11.

0.0047J2

Gas

of

Co.,

&

of

Co.

Gas

&

share

0.005990

Light

share

common,

Iowa-Illinois

common,

share

0.017131

1-31

of

common,

Kansas

City Power
0.015614 share

Power

(extra),

common

12-28

$1.75

Light

share,

B

Power

91 %c

Inc.,

&

Natural
share

Electric

1-29

$1

(quar.)
Thatcher Glass Mfg. Co.—
•

12-15

$1.14

preferred

20c

(quar.)
Co.—

Cigar

Power

class

1-10

12-30

20%

Engineering & Mfg. Co. (quar.;
& Light, $4 pfd. (quar.;
preferred
(quar.)

(initial)

Corp.

preferred

holder of record Dec.

standing

1

20c

(quar.)

7%

12-27

(quar.)

Cities

15c

Corp.

12-19

12-19

$1

Radio

&

Co.,

preferred

20c

Brewing

2-

12t19

1-10

Third liquidation distribution to stockhold¬
ers
to be made on or before Fab. 13 to

1-16

50c

___

(quar.):

dividend

3.65%

1-15

12Vic

(quar.)

Co.

pfd.

6%

American

1-15

12-27

$1.50

Cigarette &

1

12-27

(quar.)

12-29

2-1

50c
$1

12-21

2-

(quar.)

common

Holdert

Payable of Rec.

10%

4

5%

Spring

4Vi %

Share

dividend

1-15

25c

Power

$4.56

1-17

preferred

Stock

"

Year-end

12-20

25c

(extra)

*——

&

Gas

Co.,

Haute

Texas
2-

Co.

.

Extra

12-14

1

(quar,)__

12-20

Brake

$1

(s-a;_

Clothier

&

Stubnitz-Greene

12-18

12-26

50c
50c

Inc.

Fuller

&

Tennessee

.—

12-26
12-26

50c

dividend

12-15

^

Inc.,

Securities

Baer

Stock

2

1-15

(quar.)

Television,

Falls Corp.

Oswego

1-

1-20

(quar,)....—

A

(year-end)

125 East 63rd Street,

Stix,

1-17

Inc.—

class

Radio &

Overseas

9

12-31

__

United

convertible

Olympia

2-

10c

Insurance

Discount

12-20

$3

Company, common
(s-a)

preferred

25c
17%c

common

When

Name of Company
American

12-29

(s-a;

A

Monday, December 25, 1950

.

Holdert

Payable of Rec.

60c

'

(quar.;

common

(John B.)

90c
$1.02'A
$1.20

(Minn.),

(quar.)
(quar.)___

National

&

$3

Brothers

Stetson

1-15

10c

Northwestern

(accum.)___

$1

Strawbridge

(quar.)

preferred
preferred

$4.80

25c

Inc.__—-———

Transit,

pfd.

w

12-22

$1.06'A

States Power Co.

preferred

Stern

12-22

Service—

(quar.)

Northern Indiana

6%

Co.,

preferred

8%

(quar.)

Public

preferred

Northern

6%

12-30

Ry.—

preferred

Indiana

-4'/t9c

$2

12-26

$1.50
40c

(year-end;

Research

&

Western

&

Oliver

12-27

Share

Paper Mfg.,

10c

Norfolk

Ohio

Standard

50c

Extra

4%

12-26

Special

(quar.)

Engineering

Name of Company

12-27

(Ohioi-—

Co.

When

Per

Holdert

25c

"

>—,

Telephone

When

Payable of Reo.

.

.

-

$2.40 convertible preference (quar.)
Thompson Pioducts, Inc., common

60c

Co.

common,

Power

&

share

Light Co.

of

common,

Niagara

Mohawk

Ccrp. (if and when received in
exchange
for
Niagara
Hudson
Pov/er

<

2-15

Light

Kansas

Corp.

1-31

50c

3-15

3-

1

$1

3-15

3-

1

$2

12-22

12-19

20c

1-25

12-30

$2.50

12-28

12-20

$2

12-28

12-20

common),

share of

0.008002

West

ests.)
American

Kentucky

Coal

Co.

and

common,

"

4%

Company estimates that $2.40 of the above

Viffany

payment will be a capital gain dividend.
Pacific

Associates,

Pacific

Can

Co.

prior

pfd.

37 %c
12%c

(quar.)—

(quar.;

Pell

$1

Service
de

Stores

Vegh

(quar.)

preferred

Machine

Morri3

&

(quar.)

&

Co.

Northern

Johnson

American

12-23

Union

12-19

12-27

12-18

12-27

12-18
12-18

1-

1

1

2-

1

50c

Ry.

12-

3-

1

2-

1-15

1-

2-1
2-

1

12-27
12-27

12-11

2-21

-

$2 50

Coal

12-22

Plainfield

Union

Plywood,

Inc.

Pneumatic

62%c

7%
Pratt

Read

1-15

Water

(stock

(quar.)

$1

dividend)

2%

ressed

Electric

&

America,

Worcester

Inc._

RR.

4%%

preferred

4.20%

Co.,

(payable

4%

B

Reitman's

5%

Stores

Extra

(quar,)_

preferred

(quar.)

Inc.,

,

(quar.)

Extra"
33A%

12Vic

Roan

(9

pence

New

each

on

American

Rochester

1

5

shares

Button

1-

12-21

12-28
1

J25c

2-

1

1-22

50c

1-22

12-26

12-26
1-

2

1-

2

1-25
1-25

12-22

12-18
23c

100%
30c

1-15
1-

12-

John

4Vi%

Mlem Gas

•

inta

15c

1-15

$1.25

12-29

Co.

Cement

(year-end)—

12-29

Common Stock Fund

Corp.

eagrave

(year-end)

12-22

Common

(increased

12-15

12-11

prior

preferred

I

(s-a)__

(s-a >

Extra

1

Association

12-11

Fleet

•Tver

Miller

Motor

(N.)

Express,

Mines,
Co.,

Ltd.

Ltd.,

preferred

1-

2

1-15

t3c

(J. Hungerford) Cc
""■.yth Mfg. Co. (year-end)
Ctlvay American Corp., 4% pfd.

12-15

1-31

1-10

1-15

1

1-13

$3

12-28

1-

Extra

1-

$1

1-

1

tt uthern

(quar.)

1-

1

Stock

series

I mrthern

/"^uthern

(quar.)

2

1

Colorado

Power

Natural

preferred

A

Gas,

25%

paid

20%

paid

up
up

Queen

1-

1-31

1-

Co.

II
■

~

certificates

(year-end)____

(year-end;

1-15
1-15
1-15

12-20

$1 59

1-

2

12-20
12-22

(quar.;




2

1-2

1-

2

12-

1-

2

12-

1-

2
2

conv.

preferred

5%

preferred

Extra
$7

5%

Air

2

:

$4

conv.

.

12-22

1-

1

1

1-

2

12-

7

12-31

12-

8

7

1-

2

12-15

1-

2

12-1

$1.75

1- 2

12-

5*

1-

2

12-13

$2.25
12'Ac

1-15

12-15

1-

1

11-30

1-

2

12-

$1.50

(liquidating)—

65c

(extra)—

$1

12-28

8

1-10

pfd. (quar.)

12-27

35c

$3

12-29
11-

2

12-

$1.75

1-15

12-18
1-1

25c

1-

2

12-15

1-

2

12-15

1

12-18

12-28

12-18

12-26

12-16

12-28

12-15

12-28

12-15

25c

12-27

12-12

12-27

12-12

50c

12-27

12-27

12-27

Post

1-

2

12-

3-

1

2-

1-31

,

1-

2

12-16

25c

;

25c

—

1

1-

5

12-15

5

12-15

183Ac

—J._

1-

1-

5

25c

(quar.)

——

12-27

12-18

6%

12-20

7%
7%

6%

5&%c
50c

(quar.)
(quar.)——.—

1-10

12-30

12-29

12-19

12-27

12-12

1-25

Industries,
(J. H.)

1-

3

12-29

12-15

12-29

12-15

2

12-20

12-20

1-

1-31

3-

1-31

1-

12-15

1-

12-15

1-

12-15

12-26

12-

8

1-15

12-15

12-26

12-15

12-26

12-15

12-26

12-15

12-26

12-15

1-

2

12-15

12-27

12-11

12-27

,

12-11
12-15

Corp.—
—

7'Ac

1-2-51

—

25c

12-27

50c

12-27

12-19

50c

12-27

12-11

—

Inc.

(quar.)

12-19

Hardware Co., Ltd.—

(quar.)—.1—

B

7%
"

25c

—

convertible preferred (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)——

A

"

12-15

1-15

30c

12-18

5c

Manufacturing

Class

12-15

12-28

1-20

12-27

10c
40c
50c
X25c
5c

(quar.)

rets,

—:

Associated

12-16

$1.75

(quar.)

dep.
Corp.

Construction

Class

1-

1-31-51

——- —

(year-end)—

convertible preferred

Ashdown

4

Corp.—

Picture

Motion

+60c

r

Industries,

Telegraph
1st preferred-(accum.)
1st preferred
(accum.)
1st preferred
(accum.)
1st preferred
(quar.)
1st preferred -{accum.)
Telephone

$15c

—

—

,

$1.25

12-21

2

1-

30c

Oil

—

Extra

12-15

35c
-

-

2

1-

$1

quarterly

Extra

Arvin
1-

12-21

$1.50

Arundel

1-11*

75c

12-28

1

.

(quar.)

i

Metal

12-15

40c

2-

1-

6%

7

25c

12-27

12-14

12-18

12-21

(quar.)—

Extra

8

|25c

1

3-

Art

12-20

9334c

*

4%-pfd., (quar.)

1-

12-28

■

Artkraft

(extra)

12-14

12-27

50c
$1.25
40c

(quar.)_

com,
,

Products

12-27

$1

(quar.)—
Corp.,

—

prior preferred

43A%

12-15

$4

.

preferred

Extra

,

12-11

1-20

:

Extra

1

12-11

75c

(quar.)

(year-end)
preferred
Hocking Glass

12-14

25c
$1.75
fl5c
t$1.12'A
Arizona Edison Co., $5 pfd.
(quar.)
$1.25
Arkansas Power & Light, $6 pfd.
(quar.)—
$1.50
$7 preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
Armco Steel, common
(year-end)
$1.12'A
4'A%
convertible preferred (quar.)
$1.12%
Armstrong Rubber, class A (quar.)
25c
Extra.—
25c
Class B
(quar.)——:
25c

12-20

12-28

ll'Ac

——,—r—

12-12
12-14

15c

(quar.)

12-27
12-27
12-27

10c

(quar.)_

com.

Apex Electrical Mfg. Co., common
7% prior preferred (quar.)

8

(initial)20c

(quar.)

50c
15c

(resumed)-

Argus Corp., Ltd., common
_
4'A%
conv.
redeemable pref.
(quar.)

8

12-

5c

Co.___

B

Angostura-W'uppermann

12-13

"

(s-a)

:

&

Anglo-Iranian Oil, Amer,
Huronian, Ltd.

12-15

37Vs>c

Co.

12-. 7

$1.50

(s-a)_—

Anglo

12-15

1-

$1.06'A

Insurance

12-

i

1

Company (quar.)
Anglo-Chilean
Nitrate
Corp.

Co.—

(year-end

(quar.)

preferred

Alliance

2
2

30c

Angerman

.

preferred '(quar.)__

American

11-

(quar.)_

Co.

Anaerson-Prichard

12-20

8

(quar.)

1

1-2

60c

ccommon

new

prior

6%

12-20

2

$1.05

(quar.)

Filter,

12-13

1-15

10c

Associated

:

12-27

37'Ac

basis

convertible

Anchor

12-15

$1.15

(extra)

Co.

12-13

10c

Year-end

12-15

1-

1-

(quar.)

(quar.>
Canada,

of

Association

Wringer

Increased

50c

Co.

5

12-27

Sugar Refining Co.

'

25c

preferred

5

1-

50c

(quar.)
Surety Co. (N. Y.)

Extra

$5

8

50c

Cd.

1-

12-15

$1

Common

8

1-

Inc.

Steel

1-

2

(quar.)

preferred

Anchor

12-11

1-

—1—•

Cast

1-15

50c

preferred (quar.)—.
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co.—

12-11

25c

Steel

common

Co.

Paper

12-8

2

12-27

5c

Corp.,

Stores

Processing,

.

12- 8

1-

12'Ac

preferred (quar.)
Laboratories, Inc;-(quar.)

Stores

12-20

1-15

$1

(quar.)—„—

Writing

12-13

1-

34%c

common

(quar.)

Corp.

12-22

1-15

Co.—

Yarn

12-13

12-27

25c

convertible

American

'

12-29

preferred

Class

<

*___!

Products

1-

12-22

$2

States Insurance

Woolen Co., 7%

4%

12-15

12-27

50c

Amalgamated Sugar Co.-(quar.)
Aggregates Corp.

12-31

&

20c

Inc—

1-

1

1-

1

12-10

12-29

12-15

12-10

Co.—
—

t$4.50
t$5.25
S3.50
$1.75-

1-

1

1-

1

12- .1

1-

1

12-

12- ,1

1-

1

$3

1-

1

$1.50

1-

1

12-

12-

1

1

1

'

f$i.75

t$l.40

12-15
12-15

12-

1

12-

1

20c

Corp

5%

12-14

$1.50

12-27

75c

Products,-common

12-12

3

$1.50

American

12-14

62V2C

(quar.)_

Equipment

12-27

25c

dividend

American

Amalgamated Leather Cos.—

12-30

10c

1-10

$3

(quar.)

Aluminum Goods Mfg.

12-31

17'Ac

(quar.)—

common,:

certificates

&

_£

2-20

3

Extra

1

25c

(quar.)

common

12-

J

of. Virginia

1

Co.—

(quar.)
Stamping

American

12-T

2

50c

'

(Alan)

preferred

1- 2
1-

20c

_.;

Corp.

1-

3-

12-28

common—

Viscose,

12-15

(quar,)^.

Wood

Co.,

Turf

12-11

50c

Co.,

12-30

Corp.

"quarterly

American

5

75c

(quar.)

see

Inc.,

12-

12-20

1- 2

l_:

»American

37i/2C

2

1- 2

12-80

1-15

10c

Co.

American

5

12-30

(year-end)
(year-end)____

Stone

Aluminum

5

37 Vic

1-

12-

Aluminum Co. of America

1- -5

1-31

2

25c

4.20% pfd. (quar.)
(initial quar.)

Power,

Extra'

Alloy

1-

f25c

-

A

Insurance

American

Payable of Rec.

12-29

1-15
1-15

50c
*

Extra

(quar.)

Corp.

(quar.)—

Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
American Thread Co., 5% pfd. (s-a)
American Tobacco Co., 6%
pfd. (quar.)—

Ltd.—

_____

Discount

Co.

(quar.)—

American

Holdert

12-13

15c

American

the

1

1-15

$1.12'/2

'

a

Snuff

American

7%

1-

25c

(quar.)_

common

preferred

$1.20

12-13*

,

Special

5

Co.—

(quar.)

Llandard-Coosa-Thatcher

1-31

When

$37'/2C

Co.—

Y.)

&

Mfg.

Electric

Allied

12-20

28Vic

(quar.)

Gas

50c

Co.

Insurance

Electric

•Allied

12-20

12-30

1-15

12-15
12-13*

$1

now

American

'

1
1

$1

B

American

12-15

$3

preferred

,

45c

12-15

1-

1

11-

12-27

$1

(annual)—

Extra

6%

(quar.)

Insurance

Allianceware,

12-15

2

28c

Routhwestern Bell
Telephone Co
Crvmeign Life Assurance (Winnipeg;—

eed

1-

Class

*

(s-a)

(quar.)_-__.
A

$1.75

97'Ac

:

-

Optical

American

$75c

common

25c

(bi-monthly)

Co.

:

on

25c

Wood

Alden's;
4V4%

'Allied

12-14

1-

'

1

Ltd, (

Republics

40c

Sugar Refineries,

preferred

Extra

12-14

4%

(quar. I i
preferred-A (quar.)

R-mthwest
$6

preferred

California

Alan

$3.75

preferred

C%

12-26

12-30

25c
;

Ccuthern California Edison
Co., com.
4.48% series preferred (quar.)

6%

12-14

'

Stock

given in

12-15

(quar.)——
American Piano Corp., class A___

3-15

Co., Ltd.—

Allegheny & Western Ry.

•

$125

—

dividend

5'/2%-

(Allied

12-26

News

American

being

12-45

1

12'Ac

12-29

2- 1

1

1-

12-18

10c

12-21

3-

1-

common

Ltd.

Co.

1-15

12-19

12-15

31'Ac

Products

12-27

10c

3

•'

(quar.)

30c

75c

preferred

preferred

Investment

'Alien

Bleachery & Print Works, Inc.—

Quarterly

4.56%

,

12-15

17Vic
_

12-28

31'Ac

1-

>

—

Products,

20c

i__

Alberene

12-26

12Vic
25c

preferred (quar.)
C "ith Atlantic Gas, common
5%
preferred
(quar.)

1-15

50c

4.60%

2

12-18

$1.25

5%

American

i

Corporation

Alabama

3

.

25c

12-15

50c

(quar.)—

Company,

Ainsworth

1-12

2-

60c

(quar.)___
'.rimers
Drug Stores Co.—
"Qc convertible preferred (quar.)
31* noco Products,
common
(quar.)

(

<

$45c

rnjth

Aid

12-30

12-20

$6

Paper

(Watertown, N.
Special
__L

;

1-12

$53C

common

(quar.)__

12-27

Share

Extra

1-2

1

&

non-cum.

Agricultural

12-20

2-

5c

(quar.)__

2

1-15

J2c

Inc

50c

these

50c

12-18

Foundry—

National Fire

Extra

Extra

12-20

1-

American

American

Associates

12-14*

c.

12-20

A

•/ Extra
Aetna Life

12-20

12-28

Maize

Molasses

12-29

(quar.)

Aetna Insurance Co.

_

12-11

12-20

12-12

2

1-2

31 Vic

Illinois—

of

Co.,

Line,

Metai

2-15

4-

12-20

12-30

(year-end).z

(quar.)__t_

American

12-30

$1.25

2

12-30

28'/sc

Co.

&

American

,

t$l

—_____

1-

12-15

10c

(quar.)

preferred

f$1.75

common

12-15

(monthly)

Quarterly

—

1

•

4%%

4

I

••'Aetna Casualty & Surety Co.

12-20

12-20

5c

r iver

8%

12-20
12-13

15c

Foods, Inc. (quar.)
Corp. of America (quar.)
Creek GOld Mines, Ltd

ton

$2.12

1

25c

f hedd-Bartush

Rter

1

1-

12-20

20c

-

12-27

12-15

1-

$1

(quar.)__

Mail

Extra

(J.

Aeolian

12-20

15c
,

v?ep

12-20

1

1-

10c

__

Extra

r

1

1-

$L35

(quar.)

Year-end

'' era

1-

$1.50

10c

•

f'nwmut

12-30

$2

e'ama-Dindings Plantations, Ltd
Company, ,class B (quar.)

thaler

12-26

Co., Inc

(increased)

Acadian-Atlantic

12-11

1-23

75c

participating preferred
Participating

4%

12-20

15c

3%

-

$1

& Guarantee Co.—

s-a)__

12-26

1- 2

(quar.)_

Fitch,

preferred

Admiral

12-15

$2.75

30c

(quar.)

ecurity Title Insurance

1- 2

partic. pref. (quar.)
D.)
Manufacturing (quar.)_J
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.
(quar.)

12-20

$2

(year-end)

Portland

$1.50

$1.50

2

$1.50

(quar.)

American Metal Co.,

_^.1_

10c

&

Power

•Adams

12-20

(year-end)30c

Light Co.

Map

Cruz

1-

1-

1

u__j

$1.50
1

."■-udder, Stevens & Clark—

f

Abitibi

1-.8

t$1.12Vi

(year-end)_,

37Vic

1-

$1.75

(quar.)

preferred

American

>

;

Laboratories

Extra

12-15

12-20

Co.

pfd

conv,

2

$1.50

Extra

give the dividends announced in previous
list does not include divi¬

we

Abercrombie

1-2

12-26

1

Lighting

12-20

—

County Gas Co.

Class

Dry Dock Co., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)

1st

Canborn

1-16

70c

—

12-27

12-15

1

1-

(special)-

com.

common

Machine

3.90%

12-20

$1.75

Light—

Transportation

Common

(quar.)

12-27

12-15

12-29

40c

preferred

American

.

1-15

35c

12-27

12-

.

Locomotive

American

share plus this dividend.)

Abbott

12-26

8%c

2- 6

1

Ltd.

Candle

12-15

2-

'

Oil-

,

7%

1-15

1

50c

Per

Price—

Electric

River
Baumer

1

1-

12-22

2

25c

(quar.)

Co.,
(quar.)

preferred

12-* 1

2

Year-end

(Cuba) —

Name of Company

2

Ft.

Grocers,

2-

2-16

preceding table.

4

1-

(initial)_________

30c

50c

Below

1-.5

1-16

5

$1.25

pfd.

Home Products

American

12-18

50c

(year-end)

common

12-20

12-18

$1.75

/

12-18

50c

(quar.)

Co.,

(quar.)_

12-29

12-30
12-30

par(

(quar.)____

preferred

2

1-

$2.50

par)

Felt

Co.,

1-

$1.75
$1
50c

($100
initial)

com.

Rubber

preferred

40c
-

America

of

;

&

preferred

30c

(increased s-a)

weeks and not yet paid. The
dends announced this week,

12-26

12-20

Avenue

V/2%

Hair

1-

87'/2C

(quar.)_

(year-end)

old

Co., 6%

Hard

87'/2C
:—__

pfd.

(extra)

($10

preferred

American

10-31

12-29
12-22

$1.25

ialem

.

York

8

17Vic

Fifth

Investment

5%

12-20

7%

Newspaper Machinery Corp.—

per

1-19

(quar.)

Russeks

American

12-15

1-15

75c

Corp.

Worcester

1-15
12-

(extra)

Fund

12-18

12-28

Felt

2nd

$6

Corp.

common

American

12-20

convertible preference
(Entire issue
called for redemption on March 1 at $25

ordinary

dividend)——

&

1-15

Stores

Stock

12-22

'

,5%

12-22

1-25

common

(J.)

25c
50c

(quar.)

Stationery,
preferred* (quar.)

Wood
,

!

25c

Growth

(year-end)—
(s-a)
:___—

class A

Investment

Kootenay Power &
preferred (quar.)_

$5

12-22

5,

Rowe

Ice

-

Tool

Wichita

12-21

Rose's

Corp.,

American

Tablet &

Will

5

12-21

Corp

10 &

12-15

(initial;
Massachusetts Cos. (quar.)

.

5

D.)

A

1- 8

Western

1-15
1-

(George

Class

10c

Western

1-15

Roper

Rothmoor

Corp.,
&

Corp.

—

Western

12-21

1-

5c

-

(interim)
(stock

American

,

'

com, (quar.)
Non-cum.; class A preferred (quar.)
Waterbury-Farrel Foundry & Machine Co.—

12-29

2-

shilling unit)

Co.

12-27

Washington Title Insurance Co.,

1%
2

12-28

93%c

(initial)

common

1- 2

preferred (quar.)_
Walt Disney Productions, 6%

1-15

19c

j.

Ltd.,

56'Ac

7%

•

J25c

12 Vic

(quar.)

12-27

(quar.)____

Camp Sea Food Co., Inc., com.
preferred (quar.)

West

•_

Argentine'

Mining—
Antelope Copper Mines,

1- 2

(quar.)

Quarterly

$1.50

—:

preferred

17Vic

12-18

75c
:

American

12-20

12-27

12-29

<-

Pittsburgh

(quar.)

common

Realty
Shoe

Vanadium

2-15

_

Rich's,

Rico

Protective

12-29

12-27

2-10

$1
Electric

1- 5

$1

Brooklyn

Year-end

2-15

Special
Extra

1$1

50c

of

1

1

Quarterly
Rhode Island

American

3-

40c
of

Co.

1-31

Vichek

75c

Insurance

2-28

12-19

1

—

Life

170c

2

3-

(quar.)_

"

Reliance

Radium

S.
S.

Extra

stock

(initial)—

com.

12-19

1-

12 Vic

Ltd.,

Corp.

S.

certificate)

(quar.)

(Canada),

redeemable

Reliable

Cent,

common

12-29

Machine Corp.

7%

7%

130c

New

(quar.)

(quar.)

Export Lines

Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co.
Quarterly

$15

class'A

common

8.

Van

B

Inc.,

Express Co.,

Co., com.
preferred

United Utilities, Inc.

,

preferred

American

Products

participating

5

S-

Enka

convertible preferred A

American

12-22

2-

12-27

pay-

fractional inter¬

for

3%%

American

12-30

35c

-_

Brewing,

Class

111.

$1,000

on

(accum.)
Red Top

Milk

U.

12-15

$1.05

Dairies.

(year-end)

8

$1.06%

American

1-15

Canada, Ltd.

Bank

will

(Cash

Co.—

12-22

25c

(quar.)_

1-5

Cyar.amid

1

2

1-

12-15

75c

Industrial

U.

12-19
1-

1- 2
2-1

2-

action

portfolio.

be made

12-14

87Vic

Distillers of

2

will

ments

the

12-20

(resumed)

1-15

$2.50

(quar.)

Securities

certificates

'

com.

2

1-

*

in

______

Inc.

25c
•

(quar.)

preferred

Railroad

in.

Co

Public Service Co. of Colorado,

1-

1-15

12-27

1-

12-15

securities

115c
120c

——

Electric

complete the pro rata distribution of all

.

-

This

common.

$6

Lines.

45c

17%c

(quar.)
—

Metals" of

Providence

Co.

40c

Co

&

1

12-22

Scale

General

2-

$1
25c

Corp., Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)_.___w_---__-i.—a.'

Portland
»

(quar.)_______

(quar.)

(quar.)__

Co.

Wisconsin

of

3%%

Ltd.—

Canada,

U.

7%%

preferred

Gas

Company

Air

U.

(interim)

convertible

Pittston

of

Co.

75c

Pittsburgh Brewing Co.—
Pittsfield

Gas

share

25c

(quar.)

preference

United

Associates—

shares

Foods—

(Mrs.)

Extra

12-11

$2

—

United

1-15

75c

(quar.;_

(s-a)_

(year-end)

1-15

$1

(Minn.)

United

2

97Vic

Co.

United Corporations, Ltd., class B
Class
B
(extra)

9

75c

(quar.)

—

United Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
$3.50 conv. pref. (quar.).

9

25c

(s-a)

___

&

12-20

:

_—

■

United

1-22

Power

Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—

60c

Union

1-15

50c

___

0.023561

'

Insurance

Tucker's

12-15

2-

(year-end;

______

Pinchin,

3

(annual)

•Extra

9

$1.06%

___

Gear

&

Extra

1-

75c

Co., Ltd., common
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)

Piedmont

1-

9

(year-end)
(Bait., Md.) —

Company

Preferred

Co.—

Perry-Fay Co. (increased quar.)
Philadelphia Co., 5% non-cum. pfd.
Philip

2-

$3

__

(quar. i

Power

preferred

Perkins

12-22

$1

30c

1.

(quar.)

:

Pennsylvania
4.25%

(initial)

common

Extra

25c

;

Mutual Fund

Pemco Corporation,

$3

12-27

&

(quar.;__i

Title Guarantee Co.

12-20

Title

Year-end
Paul

12-30

Petroleum & Transport Co.—

American

Pan

6%

preferred

12-

8

12-

4

25c

1-

2

12-20

American Bank Note,
6%

^referred

American Bosch
'American

Box

25c

Corp.,

5%

2

12-

4*

1-

2

12-

4*

40c

preferred

1-

75c

common

(quar.)_

1- ,2

25c'

1-10

6%

1st

Associates

preferred

(quar.)—

Investment

Co.

Co.

(year-end)_:

-

12-20

$1
—

(Continued

on page

43)

12-

8

50c

(quar.)

Extra
____

-

Board

12- 4

12-27
12-27

12-

8

Volume 172.

Number 4971

.

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(2487)

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

WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING

YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES

FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE

STOCKS

Range for Previous
Lowest

Highest

9 per share

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1

Tear 1949
Lowest

t per

Highest

LOW

STOCK

Par

Abbott

Laboratories

39% Dec

1

54% Jan

21

Dec

2% Feb

1

5% Dec

20

Oct

21% May

19 % Jan

3

27 Vs Nov

13

Jun

23

Dec

July

12

25% Nov 22

Adams

Jan

44%

Sep

36% Dec

21

42% Feb

Adams-Mlllls

27% Mar

47

Dec

39 Vs July 14

53% Nov 15

Addressograph-Multigraph

14%

19% Dec

17% Jan

39% Apr 17
13% Mar 15

Admiral

51

Jun.

1%

17%

3%

Jun

xl7Vs
35

5%

Nov

18%

Jun

11%

51%

Dec

97% Mar

48% Dec

110%

110% Jan

Dec

14

55% Mar

15

Feb

121

5

1

2%

4%

Nov

2% July 13

3% Jan

3

Feb

18%

Dec

15% Mar 29

22% Dec

21

Apr

73

Sep

67% Jan

4

77

Oct

Feb

4

Dec

2% Jun

27

4% Jan

11

40%

Feb

82%

Dec

58

3

85% Feb

2

64%

Jan.

86'A

Dec

17%

Jun

27%

Jan

74
Sep
21% Jan

88

Sep

83

July

6

Jun

104

94

Mar

93%

83% Oct

Jan

19

Dec

19

100

■

20

47% Dec
145

Jan

89% Mar

Feb

8%

July

Nov

18

Co

5%

25%

26%

26%

26%

23%

23

38

38

1-

Dec

19

30%

Oct

35%

Dec

23% Dec

26% Dec

Feb.

32% Jan

83 %

:19

Corp__10

*36
*41%

1

21 Va

„

Equipment

1

Inc

*48

No par

Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
—100
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining—
10
Aldens

Inc

4%%

Allegheny Corp

l

common.

preferred A
100
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp_No par
$4.50

preferred
Allegheny & West Ry 6%

gtd

100

Jan
•'

13

22

30% Jun

1

44% Sep 28
100% Dec 20

Mllls____

Allied

1

4%

Oct

81% July 12

26%

Jan

37%

Dec

30
July 13
53% May 31

38% Jan

11

Alpha Portland Cement;

Dec

22

Aluminium Limited

2%

Jun

~4%

Nov

4% Jan

11

Amalgamated Leather Co

43

Jan

Apr

120%

3

6%

Jan

36

70

Aug 16

98

40

Jan

26

6%

convertible

2

160% Nov 17

27

53% Nov 22

Amer

9% Jun

Sep

27

13% Dec

19

American

30

79% Dec

21

Dec

66

Jun

26% Jan

7

preferred

conv

Jun

40

10% July

Jan

61
20

45

5

100% Mar

Oct

Jan

July

preferred

Allls-Chalmers

Amerada

Corp

3%%

154

172% Mar

187%

Sep

178

July

5

190

Jan

21%

Jun

33%

Jan

22

Jun

27

35

Oct

17

60

Jun

82

Jan

55% Jun

26

79

Feb

Shoe

7%

Jun

Oct

17% Jun

24% Oct

7

Mar

81% May

Oct

7

23

49% Oct

6

t per share

share

5% July 13

6%

Oct

Feb

19%

Dec

18

July 31

24

Nov

24

13%

Jan

21%

Nov

17

Jun

24% Feb

4

Jun

3%

zl

2% July 13
64% Jan
3

Dec

Jan

preferred series A_100

3%%

conv

preferred series B-100

Distilling

Co

93% Oct

4% Mar 23

12'A July 12

25% Mar 22

54

79% Oct

$6

44'A July 12
43% July 26

Oct

51%

Dec

Jun

43%

Oct

Jun

5%

Oct

4% Jan

3

48

Nov

46% Jun

30

32%

Dec

25 7A Aug

3

9%

Sep

6% Nov

24%

Jan

5%

Jan

73

Feb

11%

Feb

15% Mar

34% Apr
9% Apr

11
13

18

92

July 17
16% July 18
13'A July 3

16

Nov

22

25% Oct

7

13

22%

Dec
Jan

Dec

12%

Jun

73

Jun

11%

Jun

15%

Dec

81% July 3
12% July 12

76

Jan

84

Sep

78

Jan

4%

Jun

Jun

96%

Jan

5%

Jan

~7

Oct

28%

Nov

33%

Dec

32

Feb

36% Aug

105%

21% Dec
101

Nov

9

Leather

American

7%

July 13
13

26

4% %

106% May 17

187A Aug 16
9% Nov

10

Jun
Mar

6% Mar

8%

28% Dec

16

July
X157% Apr

5
4

185

11,

51% Mar 16

53% Dec

14

73% Nov 24

169% Sep

37% Dec

22

44

Jun

5

Sep

134% Sep

25

145

Jan

Metal

7%

preferred

Jun

28

Jan

35% Dec

18

21V*

Jan

7%

Jun

12%

Jan

31%

Feb

45

Dec

Dec

22% Mar 24

29% May
9

1

July 14

38% Jan

25

120

Jun

128%

Nov

Jun

27

16

July

20Va

Nov

18% Jun

30

-138

Jun

150%

Jan

146% Jan

3

Jan

76%

Dec

Jan

153%

Dec

128

62% July 26
30

54% Nov

Aug

146% Jun

16

117% Aug 17
7% Jan
3

6%

Jan

21%

Jun

38%

21% Feb

28

79

Sep

91% Mar

84

Apr

20

59%

Jun

80

Jan

63

May

4%

Jun

48 V2

8% Mar
Feb

Dec

1

5% Feb

14

Jun

65

Dec

25 Va

Jun

35'A

Jan

27% Mar 10

22%

Jun

35%

Jan

27% Apr

61

Mar

8

5

38

Nov 24

12% Jan
60 %

11

Aug 17

136% Oct

Dec

106

48%

Jun

55%

Jan

x51

15%

Jun

28%

Dec

19% Feb

8% July

11%

July 12
Jan

12

11

Nov

9% Jan

j

Aug
26% May

4%

Jan

3

15

42 %

Nov

33% July 14

19%

Jua-

29 Va

Dec

26% Jan

77

Jun-

95

Feb

89




74%

27

27'A

26%

27%

27%

28%

28

29

29%

23%

39

40

38%

39'A

38%

39%

39

39%

40%

18%

18%

18

18

18

18%

18%

39%
18%

2,000
4,000
5,700

18%

18%

2,300

23'A

23%

23%

23%

23 %

*92%

71%

*160

3

158

27

page

22.

Feb

Jan

4

& Light

95

Dec

81

Tobacco

Woolen

47%

100

3,400

43

6,300

PRICES

9 per

share

$ per share

5%
*20%

18%
2%

18%

18%

18%

2%

2%

2%

5%

$ per share

t per share

5%

5%

21

21

21%

*20%

19%

18%

19 Vs

5%

I per share

Share$t

5%

5%

3,200
'

19
-

2%

2%

2%

2%

&

6%

49

*48%

7

*48

77

15%

15%

*15%

15%

15%

15%

17 Va

17%
21%

*17%

17%

17 Va

17%

20%

21%

100%

100%

28%
6 Va

20%

*100
.12%
*83
10
43
*105
14%

100%
13%
86
10
43 %

*8%

25 Va
*32%

28%
6%
76

8%

5

7

49
29
6 Va
77

*48

21

20%

20%

300

19 Vs

♦18%

19

14,200

2%

2%

3

21,000

13%
86

*83

9%
44%

10

45%
106

*105

15

6%
76

13

106

29

15

28'A
6%
*75

20%
*100

13%
*83

9%
44'A
104%

48%
28%

6%
78

21%
100%

6%
*48

28%

6%

6%

Glass

Anderson-Prichard

Andes Copper Mining
A

Oil

48

Dec

21

Archer-Daniels-Midland
Armco Steel Corp common

Corp

*15%

15%

*15%

15%

700

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

3,700

20%
*100

86

83

83

10%
43%
105

10%
43%
105

convertible

preferred

.

13%
*83

10%
44

*105

21%

100%
14 Vs

85

10%

44%
106

15%

15%

9Vs

9%

31

20%

36,100

100%

100

13%

•100

13,800

13%
♦83

110

85

10%

10%

5,000

45%

'.45%

2,800

106

♦105

1601

15%

10,800

9%

15%

1,500

8%

25%

25%

26 Va

25%

26

25%

26%

26%

27%

27%

27%

33%

*32%

33%

33%

34

33

33 Vs

33

33

33%

34

17,600
1,400

15%
15%
11%
11%
*174
178
6%
7'A

15%

16

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

16 %

16 Va

16%

24,500

28%
*51

70%

-11%
*174

>.

12
178

11%
*174

12%
178

7%

15%
x9

12

'174

15%
9

12%
178

8%

12%

12 Vs

*174

29%

29%

29'A

29%

29

29%

52

52"

52

51%

51%

50

50%

50

50

72%

70%

71%

70%

72

71

71
167
39'A
137

166
38

*136%

167

167

38

38

38

137

137

137

35%

35'A

166'A

35%

35%

35%
35

167

37%
'137

35%

167%

37%
139

34%

1,500

10%

10%

11

6,000

59

1,400
1Q0

20%

20'A

20%

*20%

20%

150%

149%

150'A

149%

150 Vs

64

64 %

64%

149%

150

61%

62

119%
8%

131

20 Vs

63

*119 Vs

119%

63%
149

62'A
119%

63%

64%

10%
*58

*130%

*20%
150

63%

150

149

149

149%

64

62

63

61%

119%

'119

119'A

119

133

132

♦130%

16,500

,

20%

20%

20%

2,800

150%

150 %

150%

36,000

64%

18,500

64%
150

62%
119

9%

64 Vs

150

149

61%

61

119

119

9%

9%

8%

8%

8%

44

44'A

46%

42%

44%

42%

43%

42%

43%

42%

99'A

98%

99%

98%

99

99

99

99%

99%

99%

86
14'A

89

93 Vs

95

92'A

94

90

90%

89

91%

89

90

14%

14%

15

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

78%

9

8%

59

40%
99%

8%

8%

64 Va

10

34%

149%

150

1,200

35

*130%

131

37%

139%

34%

133

135

670

37%
*137%

34%

*130%

*131

230

167 Vs

167 Vs

35 Vs

10%

150%

5,100

51

35%

58%

133%
20%

38 Vs

139

11,000

30

29 Vs

35

10%

*20'A

37%
*137

166%

21,500

35

*58%

149%

166

29%

Vs

35%

10%

34%

29

8

71%

-

♦50

71'A

71% " 72%

7%

93,500

178

7%

29 %

7%

58%

63 %

12%
178

7%

58%

150

7%

7%

10%

34

11%
*174

*9

M

34%

10
100

20%
*100

15%

10'A

No par

60
*

21%

100'A

60

5

Products Co Inc

2,300

15%

8%

43 Va
100

.

750

8,800
220

13,600
105,900
950

'

810

12,600

79

*77'A

*77%

78 Va

78%

78%

78%

*78%

79%

180

38

39

38%

38%

38

38%

37%

38%

37%

39%

70,500

34'A

38
35

35%

36%

36%

36%

35%

36%

35%

36

35%

36

26%

27%

27%

27%
109'A

*77
36%
°

78%

Corp—

11

14,700

6%

15%

34%

21%
10
20

29%

6%

77

59

No par

29%

15'A

50

preferred

400

12,C00

48%

8%

25

Anderson-Clayton & Co

6%

7

*48

♦74

10%

6.25

29%

45%

6%

76

34%

No par

49

51

50%
*45

15%

I

Cable

7

*74

10 Va

5

28%
6%

28%

14%

10 Vs

*48

45%

77

*75

13%

44%

6%

48%

14

105

*45

7

4,900

8%

No par

& Smelt com

86

86

50

No par

Common

4%%

111%

47%

45%

100

13

18

111%

111%

57

Inc

common

20

23

24,700

169

47

49%

25

preferred

Dec

47% Oct

169

111

45%

*119Va
8%

7

120% Oct

1,700
100

167

47%

44%

100

17% Dec

3

SALE

*160

111%

49%

61%

38% NOV 24

13

HIGH

45%

34

preferred

W

111

46

10%

common

$5 prior conv preferred

P

AND

111%

167

44%

Corp com new_25

Wire

Nov

LOW

5%

5

Copper Mining

36

46

*160

49%

100

Viscose

Anaconda

$4

111

46%

169

56'A

preferred

Anaconda

2

72%

21%

100

$4 conv prior preference

8

71%

100

21

72% Oct

71%

100

preferred—

24

110% Mar

69%

44 %

No par

American Sumatra Tobacco

Hock

70%

No par
com

American Tel & Tel Co

13

70

49%

No par
i—100

Co

Refining

Nov

Dec

71%

5%

2

common

39% Nov

28

90

6 V*

No par

com

Co

Stores

Amer Zinc Lead

24%

90

*20%

5'A
20%

1

<

Co

18

24

24%

90%

44 Vs

No par

American Water Works Co

16% Nov

24%

90 Va

49'A

San'y com—No par
100

American Sugar

7%

24%

92%

Sales for

1

American

18

24%

*91

6%

100

American Stove

14

75 Va

49 %

No par

12 Vs Mar 22

Dec

75%

44'A

100

46% Dec
100

75'/a

the Week

34%

5%

74%

Friday

No par

121% Mar 28

74%

Dec. 22

American Steel Foundries

6%

73%

Dec. 21

*136'A

American

75

Thursday

25

Snuff

American

15,900

Dec. 20

100

Mar 30

64% Nov

33%

Wednesday

preferred

7%

32%

93%

*160

110% .110V*
-

33 V*

69

f

169

46

32%

*91

94

70%

33%

Dec. 19

5%

50

Co:.r_—

non-cum

Anchor

18% July 13

see

76'A

32%

Tuesday

167
*38'A

13

22% Feb

161% May 20
76% Jan
9

330

75'A

33%

49

Ship Building Co„No par

American

8,200

182

51%

—

Refg
preferred

6%

181

34'A

*44

1

No par
Ltd com_No par

Amer Smelt &

American

i82

49%

Safety Razor—
American Seating Co

7%

*181

33%

10

Products Co, com

preferred

American

182

32%

10

com

100

Co

Amer Rad & Std

13

For footnotes

182%

*181

5,200
11,700

American

14

Dec

2%

181

182

*181

36,300

American Molasses Co

Apr 24

9% Jan

150

108

93%

75%

No par

Jan

99% Mar

93

17'A

No par

11% July 26

Dec

7%

93%

83

Natural Gas Co

39 Va Mar 30

12l"

92%

73%

Power

50

Apr

93%

16%

News

Jan

Xll7%

93

86%

American

Dec

60%

94%

17%

American

Nov

135

3§,4O0"

93%

75

American

43%

31%

26,600-

6%

93'A

87

28

56%

19%

10%

6

16%

33% Mar 16

49

42%

10'A
6%

10

6%

74

36% Jan

Jun
Jan

108%

10%

6%

16%

22% May 23
16% May 12

Jun

34%

108%

10%

6 Va

73%

1

Jan

130

108%

10%

6%

70%

2

37

164

*107%

10%

5%

14%

3

23%

Feb

108%

9%

82%

Aug

39 %
142

108%

5%

15

Aug

175% July 18
5% July 13

Dec

350

59

71%

32

Jan

17 '/'a

16%
*57%

83

23 % Aug

Sep

14%
178

16%
59

14%

Xl2

10

15%
*58

71%

preferred

Amer Metal

2,600,

122,6Q0
5,(100
13,300

82%

common

American

6% Jun

13 y4

79V*

71%

Amer Machine Sc Metals

Nov

12%
78%

Dec. 18

100

Locomotive

45% Dec

18

13 Va

79%

84
15 Vs

preferred

11% Nov 22

Mar 22

13

79%

'A

14%

X

3

29

104

•

Monday

17%
2%

No par

90

Dec

1,400

71'A

preferred

3.90%

48%

83%

Amer Mach & Fdry com

11

160 %

48%

14%
71

common

4

Oct

100

38

38

158%

84

Products

Home

non-cum

Jan

14% Dec

169

110%
46 %

9 per thare

American International Corp_No par
American Investment Co of 111
1

22

17% May 12

79%

48 %

14%

preferred

American Ice Co

6%

13

48 %

70%

Electric Co

&

convertible

American

12%

78%

38%
160

160

83%

Hawaiian SS Co

5% Jan

7% Mar
33%

6%

Mar 29

Dec

22%

49

13

15%
18%

American Gas &
American

11

Aug

102

55 % Mar 22

American Hide

*38

49

„No par

preferred

45% Aug 25
7
Dec 18
Dec

76

100

23
94
70%
169

5'A
*2Q

1
No par

$7 2nd preferred A

Dec

13

39

158%

48%

No par

Dec

17

*38
158

48%

10%

.

American Export Lines Ipc
40c
Amer & Foreign Power qom__No par
$7, preferred
No par

Dec

3

38%
158

48

Dec. 16

Tiling

19%

Jan

156%
....

18,400

10,000

Saturday

European Secur

61%

Jun

110%
45%

20

Par
American Encaustic
Ainwioan

69%

34

46

*160

STOCK

Jan

45%

3Va

69%

conv

Jun.

6%
37

23
*92'A

10

$ per share

8% May 19

Feb

44

10

EXCHANGE

4%

1%

*18

100

Sugar com

NEW YORK

15%

3,800

.

4'A

93%

18'A

10

Cyanamid Co com

Highest

.

98

5%

39%

3%%

Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest
I per

49%

STOCKS

Year 1949

9 per share

39'A

prior preferred

Range for Previous

Lowest

Cable

Colortype Co

American

*37

158%

49%

33 %
75%
27

No par

Co

14

181

33
75%
27

No par
100

&

113% Jun

181

No par

Fdry com

Chicle

101% July 12
32% Jan 13

1

100

Chain

36% Mar

40

*156%

34'A

.

4%

93%

American

Jun

95%

4'A

92%

American

25%

33%

95

4 Va

4%

25

100

Corp

common

American

19

33%

90%

4%

'

109'A

23

178% Jun

33%

88%

.4%

4%

84%

109 %

27

16

33%

86%

32%

4%

108'A

Mar 22

115% Jan

33

87

32%
84%

10

Feb

Dec

33

600

*107

51

120

1,500

'

1

23

Jan

21,300

99 Va

98,60Oj
7,500,
400'

30% Nov

69

43%

99%

38 Va

preferred

American

43%

99%

38%

15% July 17

76% Nov 21

100%

43%

99%

100

39 %

July 13
38% Dec 19

13

•99%

43 Va

99%

38%

21 %

Jan

100

43%

99 %

39

Dec

49

100'A

43 Va

99%

38%

Dec

Dec

100%

43%

99

•

39

Sep

51%

101'A

43
»

38%

19%

Feb

*100

600

39%

47%

35%

12,700

38%

preferred

4%%

4,300

43%

38%
107%
10%
6%

No par

com

Radio

&

American Crystal

28 %

42%

38%
107%
10%
6

Co

25%

97

23%

27%

43

19 Va

Feb

8

22%

27%

41%

18%

Feb

30

22

27 Va

43%

19'A

19% July

19%

21%

27%

41 y8

18%

15%

87

21%

27 %

42%

15%

39%

71% July

21%

27%

19%

Cable

18

21%

41%

4,900
15,400

59%

preferred
Broadcasting Co Inc

Car &

9%
58%

18%

convertible

American

9%
58%

15'/a

American

7%

9%
58 Va

58%

2

American

18

9%
58%

9

15%

50

American Can Co

70

95

94

9%

9%

18%

104

120% May 24

1,800

59

Amer

90% JUly 26

33,400

136

18%

14

Dec

45%

44%

58%

43% Dec

106%

800

80

80

136 V

18'A

5

Jan

4,300

27%

99

*38

83

58%

,

102%
43%

3%

94

81%

10,000

*21%

42%

84 ;

*92

146,700

4

57%

27%

'32%

94

46%
141 Va

40

Va

3%

26,500

58%

57

22

27

,42
*99%

*92

80

45%
141 Va

141

94

9%

80

46%

141

81

81

80

45%

145

*92

9%
58%

*21%

47%

80

3%

74%

58'A

30% July
101% Feb

81

93

80

80

44%
134%

3%

2%
22%

17%

15

10

preferred

4%

80

79%

•>%

2%
22 Va

•73%

58%

Jan

4

80

44%
135

8%

:
-

79%

79

3%

2%

58%
17%

35

21
21

77%

3%

2%

*58
17%

a

American Bosch Corp

14% Apr
8% Apr

74

2%

78%

16

109% Oct

22%

74

2%

125

*120

1JJ/8

20

8

125

15%

19% Dec

3

*120

76%

67% Jun

13

125

12%

14

7% Jan

28,700

*120

15%

27

3% Jan

10

27%

77

10 % Jun

Jan

48%

27%

9

12%

58% Dec

Dec

48'A

27%

8%

15

Oct

Jan

49%

27%

12%

Dec

4%

*48%'

27%

76%

Dec

10%

8%

49%

22

3%

8%

8%
27%

22%

3%

600

2,100

7615%

69

Jun

125

4,400

37

*48%

27%

*120

24%

12%

12

2%

21,800

49

27%

5,600

24%
*36

12%

27

Brake

40

154
48"%

9

8%

8%
*48

57%

84
3%
•

*48

65,600

27

74Va

Jun

6%

33

25

26%

1

common

conv

Bank Note common

96% July
5% Jun

|

*37

par

.

50%

24%

38,000

5%

preferred—^_100

Airlines

cum

American

14 % July 13

30% Mar

-

50
No par

preferred-

Petroleum

61% July
Jun

-

83
3%

1

Agricultural Chemical—No

x7%

,

*32%

No par

49%

24%

73

43

■-=

21'A

No par
com

49%

24%

21

">75

57%*'

100

49%

24%

73

43

88

20

49%

23%

2%

98%

21

99% Dec

49 Va

24

73

42%

43% Dec

49%

21%

21%

98%

16

27

49%

2%

98%

Feb

28% Jun

37

73

41%

93

Dec

24%

36%

21%

100

Nov

24%

37%

2%

x93

96
8%

27'A
41%
99%

24%

37%

74%

133%

96
8%

27
..

24

38

21%

Mfg Common_No par

97%

33%

3%%

.

t

132

*21

.

24%

38

125

4Q%
99%

common—No par

24

76%

,

57%

:

No par

Allied Stores Corp

Feb

34%

1

1

;

43%

27

3%

80

:

42

129%

27

2%

76

*75

;

26%

27%

*73

3%

.

26%

20%

20 %

12,900

26"%

49

*120

74%

3%

5'A

26%

5

8%

8

27%

2%

.

76'

No par

conv

Jan

89% Feb

;

5%%

Jun

37

2%
*73

44

43%

5%

22%

*48

'

125

20%

—10b

w

76

t

*120

5

preferred w

8%

43%

5'A

W%

50

21%

27'A

Share$

$ per share

42%

5%

42

*48%

49

26%

t per share

43%

5%

38

22%

41%

44

43%

24

48%

8

50

com

$3 preferred w w

25 %

<

23%

No par

Corp
Gas

4%

Allied Chemical & Dye new—No par
Allied Kid Co
5

Jun

I per share

41%

Allen Industries Inc

Jun

$ per share

I per share

4%

11% May 27

15%

the Week

40%

60% Aug 24

25%

Sales for

Dec. 22

4%

8% Jan

24%

Friday

Dec. 21

40%

53% Nov

»

Thursday

Dec. 20

$ per share

5

Corp

Air Reduction

PRICES

Wednesday

Dec. 19

2.50

Co

Co

Express

Affiliated

18

2%
f

Jun

13 %
64

Steel

Acme

SALE

Tuesday

Dec. 18

10

ACF-Brill Motors

9

28% Nov 27

20 % July 13

23% May

Jan

3

7% July 26

Dec

May

46:

18

■

HIGH

Monday

Dec. 16

Dec

37

AND

Saturday

$ per share

$ per share

share

YORK

EXCHANGE

*108
109'A
64'A
64%
31 'A
32
*16
16%
*5%
6%
44%
45
43%
44%
*113
114

*108

x26%
X107

27%
107

27

107

27%
107

27 Vs

*106

27%
108 Va

27 Vs

•106

27%
108 Va

63%

64%

64%

65%

*64%,

65%

65%

67 Va

67%

68

32

33'A

33

33%

32%

32%

32 Vs

32%

32

32%

16 Vs

•16

16

16

15%

16

15%

15%

16 Vs

6%

16%
6%

6%

6%

6%

6%

7

44%

45 Vs

45%

46

46%

47

47

48

48

48

'-'44%

45%

45%

45%

45 Vs

45%

45 Vs

45%

45%

45%

115%

116%

115%

I-'

"114

115 Va

115

6%

115

6%

7

116

115%

116

2,710

16,100
70

4,800

12,800
1,300
1,800
3,400
36,800
880

11

*2

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(2488)

YORK

NEW
Btnce for

8%

Jun

0

share

I per

$ per share

$ per

13

11% Oct

.

91

Nov
Aur

10

17

Jun

38%

Jun

51%

Dec

39% July 26

94

Jun

101%

Dec

100 % Mar 13

Jun

114

Oct

107% July 31

117% Jun

105 y*

13% Mar

16%
13%

Jan

$4

9

9

Artloom

28% Sep

July 13
July 17

28

11%

27% Oct

19

Ashland

July 12

28% Oct

23

Sep

45

Mar 10

Dec

15%

Feb

104

20% Sep

25

3

118

Oct

31

Apr

4

109

Oct

19

•5

Apr

07

Apr

101%

Dec

98

30%

Feb

50%

Nov

39% July 12

16

152% Dec

27

110% Sep

19

10% July 13

16% Dec

21

Jun

105%

Jan

07%

Jun

105%

Nov

103% Jan

10%

Dec

00

Jan

15

19

xl7% Dec

113%

*112%

113%

113

113

113

*17%

17%

17%

*9%

2.50

*21%

1

*25%

27

21% Jun

12

Coaift

70

Dec

16

Atlantic

86

Nov

18

Atl G & W

95

Nov

6

75% Dec

18

60% Dec

22

99% Jan

5

105% Nov 27

.•22% July 13

25% Nov 24

5,500

27%

1,490

19%

20,600

19%

19%

111

110

112%

*111%

113/2

102%

102

102

102

102

102

102

*103

103 %

110

42

42%

2,700

41%

41%

41%

147%

150 %

148

149%

148

149

147

148

110%

110%

109%

110

110%

110%

109%

103%

l,2CO

14%

15%

15%

16

15%

16%

16

1614

30,600

18

17%

17%

17%

18

18%

18%

2,200

63%

12,600

69 %

69

41%

69%

68%

69%

*83

84%

84%

84%

*83

84%

82%

82%

94%

*92%

94

*92%

94%

92%

92%

*92

25

72%

73%

73%

73%

74%

73

73%

72

70

68%

75%

70

series B—00

*101'%

101%

101 %

23%

24%

24%

101%

101

101 %

5

25%

24%

101%
.24%

25%

67%

10,100

69%

82%

101 %

25 %

41%

68%

82%.

*82%

84

94 %

*91%

92%

300

71%

72 %

12,800

61%

60%

60%

101%

101 %

101%

1,030

25%

25%

25 %

27,700

39%

4,100

-

73

*60%

Corp

260

41%

42

*92%

1

19

*110

"When issued"

Preferred $3.75

Atlas

1,600

26%

27%

110

*18%

No par

preferred

Refining common

Common

21%

26%

27

_2100

RR

Line

SS Lines common

I

non-cum

Atlantic

22

Dec

24 % Aug

5%

21%

26%

27

19%

22%

26%

109%

18%

13

22
1

111

Xl7%

28

260

110

18%

271

18%

19%

19

19%

18%

18%

14%

Jan

24

26%

110%

Jun

60% Dec

26%

18 %

86

9%

22

26%
26%

14%

88

36% Jan

22

26%

110

41

Dec

21%

26%

14%

Dec

Jan

21 %

26%

110%

Jan

1,300

26

14%

Mir

3%

27

*108%

94

9 %-

26%

10

10

9%

21%

149%

Electric Co

9%

27

148%

City

9%

25%

148%

Atlantic

1.700

21%

147%

A T F Inc—_—

18%

114

*113

112

*110

Atch

18%.

21%

41

Cj

18%

9%

18%

1
100
100

113%

*18

9%

9%

113

18%

25%

27

410

113%

*18%

9%

10

4,500
"

18%

•18

18

102

73

102

*112%

5

1,200

100%

41%

47

Jan

100%

46

.

97,700

46%

J 00%

102%

Feb

Jun

45%

100%

41%

Feb

20

45%

100%

102%

Jun

93%

45%

100%

45

10

77

42%

45%

100%

No'par

Investment

32%

Jun

45%

100%

preferred
2nd preferred;

03

30%

45%

101%

Topeka & Santa Fe com
100
5%
non-cum preferred—1_100

11

100% Jan

11%

45%

Oil & Refining Co com

Associates

Shares

;

85%

*100%

1st

7%

2

59% Mar

11

84%

45%

Associated Dry Goods common
6%

»

11
85

101%

$1,20 cum conv preferred—No par

Mar

109

10%
85

45%

Arvln Industries Inc

21

f

10%

85%

the Week

t per share

No par

Carpet Co Inc

24

21

10%

Sales for

Dec. 22

per share

♦100%

Arnold

12% Jan

8% July 13

86%

Friday

Dec. 21

'<

85%

86

*

Thursday-

Dec. 20

I per share

10%

10%
86

" '

No pai

convertible preferred
Constable Corp

8

10%

86

85

85

Wednesday

i

>

PRICES

Dec. 19

t per share

share

10%

10%

SALE

Monday, December 25, 1950

.

.

No pai

preferred

$3.75

10%

No par

Armstrong Cork Co com

Jan

19

18

14% Apr

Dec

7% July

$3 conv prior preferred

2

53

49%

5

com

t per

t per share

HIGH

Tiufday

Dee. 18

Dec. 16

of Illinois

Co

ti

AND

Hoatey

Saturday

Par

Armour

23

105% Nov

13

Jan

69

Jan

77%

share

7% Jan

Dec

STOCK

$ per share

G.tl

RECORD
LOW

EXCHANGE

Highest

Lowest

Highest

YORK

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1

Tear 1949

Lowest

STOCK

STOCKS

Previous

.

101

25%

400

200

Atlas Powder—

28% Sep
Feb

100

Sep

20%
7%

Feb

15%

4%

Jun

20

145% Oct

2

Sep

13%

39% Dec

2

.15

Jan

Feb

5

Feb

105

Dec

110

15

4%

10%

7

31% Dec

13

Atlas

9% Nov

17

Austin

Tack

No par

*8%

8%

No par

*15%

15%

common

29

Feb

28

5% Jun

29

11% Dec

20

Autocar

10% July 11

14% Jan

12

Automatic Cafnteen Co of Amer
Avco

t

■16

Conv prior pref

4%

Jun

7%

Jan

5% Jan

3

9% Apr

18

34%

Jun

44%

Jan

37% Jan

4

53% Apr

18

Jun

15

Nov

10% Dec

14

15% Jan

25

Jun

12%

Jan

Jan

*28

*28%

($1.20)-

8%

8%

153/8

Mfg Corp (The) common
3 ;
conv preferred
No par

6%

65/8

6%

*42%

43%

43%

39%

39%

396/8

150

112

*28

30

8%

9

93/8

16

16

10%

9%

11%

393/4

111

30%

834

15%

93/4

9%

lla/8

39

38%

*16

16%

16

16

153/4

15%

11

11

II3/,

11

11%

10%

11

11%

11%

113/4

11%

113/4

11% *11%

111

*28

30%

5 i

5c

Co

36%
111

113

*111

30

—_—No par

Corp

Nichols

113

*111

36%

35%

35%

35

20
100

,

14% Jun

Dec

17% Mar

Nov

(Noting)

convertible pfd ser A

4%

30

July

6 %Jun

Jan

8

Common

9%

113

30%

200

29%

29%

9%

9

-

116

*114

115%

*28%

8%

9

2,800
700

29,400

'

$2.25

11%

12

11%

6%
43 %

43%

10%

7

7%

7

TVs

43%

7

2,800

7%.

7%

7

43%

44%

445/e

44%

44

96,200

44%

.

2,000

B
xl3
8%

9% July
4

5

15% Aug

27

19% Dec

39% Nov 21

7%

Jun

11%

14%

Jun

22%

Jan

-17% Jun

29

14%

Jun

25

Jan

17% Feb

3

00%

Jun

72

July

38'

Jun

53

Dec

*63

Apr

Sep

21%

Jun-

41

Mar

•35% Dec

15%

Oct

14% Jan

Jun:

17%

Jan

9 % Jun

33%

Dec

29j/4 Jun
98
Feb

29

26% Nov
07%

Dec

101

Feb

1

12% NOV

20%

09

86%

Nov

Jun
Jan

Jan

Oil

■4%%
Bath

9

34% May 17
108

Dec

18

90% Oct

21

30

Shoe

4%%
Corp

Jan

7% Feb

7

13% Dec

18

Beech Aircraft

Feb

29 % Jan

12

32 % Feb

,6

Beech

30%

Jun

7

Mar

July 13

34 % Jan

5

11%

Jun

16

Feb

18% Oct

23

16%

Jun

17

Jun
Feb

Oct

98

Mar

37%

'**

21%

Feb

73%
1%

Dec

25

*

Bell

18

Bell &

5

4%%

53% Dec

18

Bendix

May 15

Bendbc.

79

Jun

26% May

14

1

•

Dec

26

90

30% Jan
139% Jan

21

22% Jun

23

31% Mar

Oct

11% Mar

3

10%

Jun

$ per share

9%

Jun

$ per share

.

25 % Apr

*

Jan

15%

Jun

6%

Nov

13% Jun

27

14%

Dec

11% Jun

27

"Dec

15

26

34% Oct

24

18% Dec

20

-15% Dec J9

Blaw-Knox

Bliss

&

Boeing
Bohn

60

Bon

64

Jan

40% Dec

32%

Jan

11% Dec - 8

Nov

19 % July

12% July
8% Dec

38% Mar

51

Dec

45

42%

Apr

59%

Dec

'55

21% May

98%

Dec

1% Mar

2%

Jan

1,3

19

Bond

20

9% Dec

12

Feb

51% Nov

16

Borden

15

97% Apr

Ami

A—

class

Co

Co

Club

(The;—

21

Borg-Warner
3%%

Corp

Mar

29% Nov

12%
29%
13%

Feb
Jun

Dec

26

July 14

23% Mar 24
Apr 20
31% July 13

12%

Dec

40

Dec

Dec

•10

JUly 12

,

36% Mar
100

Dec

19%

Dec
Sep

121% Jun

26

13%

Dec

'12% Jan

3

76

Oct

•74% Jfcn

Dec

18%

Dec
Jan

34% Jan
17 ;
:

jun

70 %

Jun

91

Dec

80

Apr

84

Dec

82% Jan

Jun

16%

Jan

Jun

9

May

Jun

122

Dec

€%

Jun

11%

Dec

60

Jun

82

Feb

3

Feb

17

Jun

98 %

Jun

20%

Jun

91J. July

4

;

-

3

Mar 29

18

12% July 13

4

8

Mar 31

108% July ii
1
8% July 12
69% Mar 7

4% Mar
24%

3% Jan
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July 12

100

Dec

1

26%

Jan

X21

Apr

26

5

30

Feb

36%

Dec

34% Feb

02

May

58

Apr

50% Dec-. 8

1

Jun

2

Oct

1% Feb

5%
22 3/4

Jan

4

12%

Feb

3%

Jun

16% Jun
9%
90

Jan

Sqp

July 10

.

'$3.60

to

:

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•7%

preferred—;

Erie

Co

97 Vb Oct

25

40

Oct

20

Buffalo

Forge

18

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preferred

'

118% Dec

20

92% July 25
15% May 3
21

BUsh

24

Bush Term Bldg 7%

15% Nov 25
Oct

88

8% Dec

28'
19

24% Jan

5

105% Jan

24

Oct

5

27

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4% %

Butte

32%

32%

17

17

17%

17 %

14%

15

14%

15%

32%

173/4

18%

17%

18%

35,900

14%

15%

14%

15

32,300

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17%
.

18 3/8

15%

17%

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17%

173/8

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41%

40

40 3/4

39%

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39%

40

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34%

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34

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42%

43

42

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41

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8

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22

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87

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14

81

81

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8

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102

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8

8%

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5

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11

11%

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97

97

99

43%

42%

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42%

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16%

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16%

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21 %~ 22%

21%

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Canadian Breweries Ltd

153/4

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13% Mar 30

22% Dec

20

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43% Apr

43% Oct

,

9

Canada Southern Ry Co_.

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Ry

12% Mar

Dec

20

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Dec

3
14% July 13

60

16%

60

19

Dec

12

Capital Admin class A

56%

Nov

52

57% May 15

Mills

$3 preferred A

-

100

.

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-

25

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*15%
21

•,

23 %

16%

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21 %

21%

56%

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1

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18

10

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55%

common

.

57

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54%

22.

f

25

24%

.

57

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25

.

50

A

25

26%

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6,400
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24

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A

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8

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,

3,400
90

51%

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3%

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99

99

99

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99

42%

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16

16

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22

22 3/8

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59 %

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99

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57

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59

60

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56%
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,

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8

21%
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3s/8

18

21 % Dec *H

30

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3%

58%

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3%

56%

3% Dec

preferred——_No par

6,200

123

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'

Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__1.66%

12,300

9%

9%

10

20

14%

13%

14

123

81

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1,400

-

12%

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21

10

116%
87

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600

49,800

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1,900

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124%

153/8

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91

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36

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6,600

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11%

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29 y8

273/8

400

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90

1

100

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'

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30

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80

22

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54%
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;

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27

27%

30%

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27%

14%
29

,

1,500
22,400

14

22

133/4
,

104%

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51

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;

3%

28%

13%

28

81%

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50

40,400

2%
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81%

26% Dec

13,700

2%

2%

23%

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conv

1,909

4,300

51

12%

27

4,040

19,700

8%

50%

50

$4.25

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60%

12%

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»•, 12,700

•

51

12%

-

48,600

v*

61%

50%

51

50%

r

!

58%

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5%' preferred
Callahan Zinc-Lead

28

700

33%

17%

California Packing common—No par

Feb

.

-17%

17%

No par

:

'800

32%

333/n

15

173/8

14%

Shares

$ per share

33

33

32%

19

15% Nov 30'




32%

26

Oct

page

32

t per share

% per share

$ per share

f per share

share

!

34%

5;

May

see

Sales for

Jan

106

1
300

the Week

40%

participating4 preferred
100 :
Byron Jackson Co
1
No par

Hecla

I

16

17%

7%

&

'

Friday

12%

Zinc

Byers Co ( A M) common

21

For footnotes

15

FRICES

55

>

300

8,300

25%

25

Dec. 22

12%

July 13

14

.

1

Dec. 21

12%

Calumet

Sep

16

Thursday

—100

41

Dec

253/s

16

7,400

75,100

43%
150 %

Dec. 20

15

13

Jan ,5

23

2,300

35

48%
*147

35%

1

-

8 % Nov

40

SALE

AND HIGH

58% Dec

8

July 14

343/8

34%
49

148

16

*15

16

*147

253/s

25

25 %

34%
48 %

493/a
147

4

29% i"29%

41%

preferred—100

•

8

,

1,000

141,500

1 %

1%

1%
29%

40%

__5

Jan

51

25

*15

16

1

29%

29%

8.200

34%

1
-Nopar'

preferred i

&

80%'

40% /

—No par

common

Copper

22

80%

Wednesday

15

.Terminal——

Butler

21%

19,500

Dec. 19

*16%

Burllngtbn Mills Corp common
1-4% preferred ——
—.,-100
3%%
conv
2nd preferred—100:
3%% preferred i__—_•
100 \
Burroughs Adding Machine—No par

Oct

21%
80%

'

35

48%
147

148
*146% .148

25%

1*15

34

49%

49%

25'

25%

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Inc—

Dec

523/4

21%

*
•

1%

1

29%

34%

33%
149

14%

—

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52%

52%

Tuesday

100

,

Juil

Jan

32%
47%
149.,

16%

.

5

:

1

•<

127

1,600

97

Dec. 18

—No par

Co
Co

5,300

17%

173/4
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2,100

1 Vn

18 3/4

28

«

80

28%

47%

•103%

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1

Watch

28%

26%

27%

95

51%

22%

80

1%

31%

15

Feb

94

21%

'

Bulova

1,100

Monday

No par •

common

Co.

$5

22%

23%

16

No par4

Co common

30% Dec

3,500

17%

173/e

*93

52%

1

I per

40

:

preferred—!
(The)

32%

17%

17 3/3

17%
97

513/4

28

32%

25%

1•

BUcyrus
Budd

20

32

17%

27

2/%

53%

80%

30

i

22
1

370

34

32

32

80%

23

*15

'

No par

20% Dec

12

*32%

21,300

13%

22%

4

149

*103%

common

16%
10%

Mar

,

100

Brunswick-Balke-Collender

JUn

17%
*94

1%

2.504

11

18% Jun

2b */8

18
97

27%

46%

_No par

25% Feb
126 1

33%

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17%

22

13%

1

15

preferred

Bigelow

32

52%

53%

80%

13

27%

Nopar;

i

35%

40%

17%
*94

22%

'

17% Jun

Jan

109% Mar

Shoe

13

Jan
Dec

105

&

Brown

30
Dec 18
100% AUg 17

73
7

Brown

24'

•17% Mar 30

Dec
Nov

13%

24

38% Oct 21

19%

*97%

14% Oct
Nov

Co_

conv

12%

'

2.50

preferred :
Brooklyn Union Gas com
cum

12%

5'

3%%
5%

12%

12 S/8

100'

,

Brlggs & Stratton—
Bristol-Myers Co common

14

31% July 3

95

Apr

3

27

Co

Airways Inc

JUti

53

58

24

18

44% May 17

104

,16
•18% July 14
15% July 17

35%

30% Dec 13

*17%

27 "/d

17%
97

81

12%

Briggs Manufacturing Corpi.No par

29% May 19

17%

80

*32

33%

313/s

32

29 %

80

33%

Bridgeport

105% Jan

*32

5,200
900

29%

80

32

15% Nov 27

2

Feb

May

77

26

Bearing

Brass

12 3/4

29%

79

39

36% Jun

12

*28%

79

12%

13%

17%

52%

52%,

22%

5

Brewing Corp of America—

27

29%

78

33%

27%

17
*94

*79

100'

32% Jan

Jun

100

Dec

36

17
97

12%

preferred—-

Braniff

25 %

Jan

■

27

28 %

'

50%

•

15

22

48% Sep

01% July
26% Jun

27%
17
*94

42%

—i

12% Dec

20

29%

'

1;

Boston & Maine RR (assented)

Roller

29

29%

31

.

102

■101

5

common

14

7% Mar 10

125

12%
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102

29%

78

13%

33%

31%

32

*100%

29%

30

80

31%

102

13,200

29%

29%

29%

30

79

12%

32

*100%

29%

78

29%

*32

32

32%
102

*29

30%

79%

Int—-1.25

7% Feb

27% July 13

Jun

*100%

29%

140

38

54

-

Bower

Jan

Feb

102

29%

No par

Inc—_.

1

Jan

Jun

2,100

32%

32%

*100%

29%

"No par

—

—

Stores

23

Apr

7%

31%

*92

31%
102

'

Class B

3% Dec

9%

13%

7,500

17%

2.50r
,

25% Oct

47%

128

11

•

•73% May 26
101% Dec

Jun

15% Jun

24%

10%

par1

;
Brass

9

Jun

102%

24

10%

31

—l

30

Jan

Jan

24%

10%

No par

1"% Jan

6%

Jan

36%

24

10%

,

Satarday

No

Book-of-the-Month

21%

9

36%

24%

LOW

Co

&

12

25%

95

*36%

37

10%

32%

Laughlin Inc

ib

~8%

29% Mar

*35%

320

24%

•

Airplane Co
Aluminum

Jan

Jun

39

2,900

37

10

:

17% Oct

July 17
,

Co

x24% Jan

20

6%

Jan

17%

Dec. 16

22% Dec

18%

17%

10%

*146%

STOCK

—!

Co

(E W)

8

Aug

33

173/4

*

Decker Mfg

Bliss

18

Aug

105%

17%

10

Par.

Black &

18

13%

Jan

17%

10%

No par
100

'

'

t per share

.

.

18% Dec

18

Oct

17%

■

35% Dec

•0

Jun

17%

10

EXCHANGE

41% Dec

22% Jan

Jan

25%

17%

10

Carpet—No par

NEW YORK

'3

25% Mar
27

08

17%

8,400

24%

1

-

,

22% Mar 25

Jun

Aug

20%

Xl7

17%

Birmingham Electric C0—_No par

13% Jan ' 4

17%

01

32

3,900

31

Foods

,

30%

Jun

57%

STOCKS
Lowest

Highest

0 per share

57

17%

Best

Range Since Jan. 1
Highest

Year 1949

22%

58

25,600

36%

1

Range for Previous
Lswest

58

31

5

XL.

Co

V

59

17

pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No par

\

59

31

—100

--

—

Bigelow-8anford

61

13

Bethlehem Steel (pel) com
7% preferred —'
—

9

60

32%

&

17% Jun 22

61%

12

Best

30% Nov

July 13

9 % Jan

70

24%

Benguet Consol Mining Co__18 pesos *

18

68%

32%

11

28

26 %

67%

69

35%

.

21

Nov

25%

*78

2% Jan

156

38%

26%

68

24%

AppliapceJL—_33%c4

,

39%

26

67%

37%

10 '

Co common

Home

385/8

263/a

67%

24

1
1 •

Beneficial Indus Lpatn common
Cum

39%.

253/8

17%

29%

49% Dec

13

Dec

3
23

38

25%

67

10

Co~—

preferred
Aviation

38%

25

*29%

1

Corp

Howell

37%

25%

23%

31%

39% May 26

31% Apr 20

Dec

Jan

141

Feb

Aircraft

39%

3,600
90,100
195,200

37%

*100%

31% Oct

•

25% July 14

33%

Jun

16

20% July 27

36

Jun

9

I

9 % Jan

•

27%

May

23%

12

19% Oct
100% Oct

Dec

2% July
Oct

Feb

129%

28 % Dec

Feb

195/a '

67

50

Packing

13 3/8

19%

10

pfd—^_100 1

Belding-Heminway

•34% Jan

Jan

85

Beech-Nut

12 % Jan

27% Nov

Jan 1

23%

12% Feb

X85

Dec

11

26
Jun
0% Apr

:

3

10% •

13%

19%

17%

12.50

RR—i

Creek

10%

13%

19%

22%

No par

(A, S)

10%

13 %

19%

*36%

10

div cum conv pfd—No par

$1.50
Beck

32%

Feb

60%

convertible preferred—100 1
Mills Inc common—_2.50 r

3%%
Beaunit

16

10%

85

60

60

10 *

Beatrice Foods Co common

May 11

29% Dec

Jun

10%

*66%

*66%

50 '
1

Inci

Cigars

Jun

11%

67

Iron

6%

13% Jan

38%

24%

(Delaware)-.

Corp

27%

28

37%

24

10%

,

50
100

preferredWorks Corp

Bayuk

3

•

37%

24

10%

13%

19%

37%

103/4

19 %

13

18%

Brothers common

Barker

8
26

13% Jan

30

74

18

25% July 26

9

21

Mar

39

15% Mar 25

Jan

12%

19%

^100

preferred

non-cum

Barber

30

11%

10%

13%

18%

Bangor <fc Aroostook common
Convertible 5%
preferred

3

Jan

4%

11

20% Feb

19

Feb

10%

12%

19%

1

13

61% Dec

13
15% July 12

10%

13

17%

105/b

xl2%

10%

12%.

100

Corp

Baltimore & Onio common

20

74% Aug 17

39% July

15

Oct

28

12

36

9%

3

Jun

9

Babbitt B T Inc
X
BaJdwIn-LimU-Hamilton

30,100
730
90
..

200

22

593/4
,

22%
60

17%

17%

200

55%

60

*54

127,000
1,100

-

IVolume 172

Number 4971

.

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest

Year 1949

Highest

9 per share

8% Jan

9% Oct

14

100

Jun

■

26%

,

Feb

,

30
131

.

267/e

»

97.

21% May 20

33% Dec

39% May 18
10.% Jun 16

108

Dec

Aug 181

13% July 13

21.

Jan

10

15% July 14

17% Apr

18

15

20% Aug 29

Central

11% Apr-

Jan

17

6

112%

Dec

11%
14%

Oct

14%

Jun

Feb

•

<

3

16% Dec

110% Feb

27.

Dec

20
20

16% Mar

12

Oct

12% Jan

Dec

6% July 14.

.

21%

Jan

17% Mar 30

31% Dec

16%

Dec'

11% July 26
25% July 12

18% Apr

29

22%. July

31% Nov*

24

3

Jun

;

31%

Dec.

30% Jan

r

98%

Dec

98

Jan

9%

Dec

5'/a Aug

i-

6% Dec
26% Dec

8

34% Nov
89% Dec
16

May

9% Jan

3

14

Dec

13%

Feb

7% Feb

Dec

*

July

76

»

12%

Jun

5%

Jun

10

3

Jun

10 % July

11% Jan

21% Dec

12

15% Apr
32% Dec
37% Dec

14

3

16% Dec

21

10 % Dec

22

50% Dec

3

22% Dec

18

27% Jan

3

44 % Dec

11

29% Mar

26% Jun

30

42% Dec

22..

Jun

55%

Dec

53% Jan

17

61

26

Jun

41%

Dec

36% Jun 27

53% Dec 20

56% Jun

82

Dec

77

88% Mar 17

10,

19

Dec

36%

21%

Jan

11

Jan

Jan

Jun

49%
25%

33%

*9%

93/a

974

9%

I,900

48 7A

48 3A

4972

48%

517a

50%

5174

507a

5174

12,200

1507a

♦1507a

150%

1507a
513A

*1507a

105

*104 7a

50'A

50

>

*1047*

'

44%

t

*105%
.*'138

'<

.

Sep

18

157A

157a

153/4

157a

15%

15%

15%

1974

187a

1974

187a

18%

18%

1872

18%

183A

3,000

77a

774

77a

77/a

77A

8%

8%

8%

8%

13,300
20,400

5,300
7,200
3,900

*157A

14%

14%

3874

38

39 74

Illinois Light common-

preferred

714

par

*

91%

*31%

;

»__100

1

23 %

Sugar Co

—9.50

12%
:

21%

—No par

—

No par
-1.25

127a

127a

127/a

213A' 22%

30y8

13 y8

13 y4

137a

44 %

34%

*63A
>

*28 '
*86

7

25%

253/4

123A

267a

1272

123A

12%

127/8

2274

223A

22 3A

2274

874

*73A

874

*73/4

31%

3174

31

31%

31

1374

133/4

13B/a

14

13%

67a

•

477a
7

7%

337»

*33
47

106

?%

28

34

133/4
213/4
87a

*

55,800

2,400
•

-

800

31

31%

19,200

147a

147a

26,300

"

33%

33%

46%

47'A

7%

28

'

33%

47%
1977a

29

*28

137a

147a

33%

4,000

*73/4

31%

*106

7,000

26

213A

8%

46%

20

257a

*25

13%
22%

*774

10?

112

25

22 y2

337a

457a
107

29

26

'

13%

*

337a

44 V2

107'/2

247a

112

253A

27

31%

317«

113

*112

113

247/a

93/a

9

313/4

31%

30%

:*106

*112

2434

31

30%

97a

8%

8

30'A

<J *32%

30 3/4

243A

2472

2474

22

113

24

9

9

9

317a

*112

247A

24

24

9

31

113

24

8-8
»

9

31%

♦112

24 7a

24
t

South West Corp: com__5

313A

32
113

*112

50
—50

a

Vioieta

*

106

106

283/4

347a

343A

29

*28%

*104

106

2,100
20

iK.

73A

7%
29

•

300

467a

46

,

7%

73A

8 1

28

34%

*3374

47

1047A

"

*

5,700

29

700

333/4

34'/2

34%

343A

34%

34%

89

89

89

89

887a

88 72

887a

887a

15'A

157a

15%

15 7a

15%

15

15%

1574

15%

15%

16

23,500

——a-.„40

t

2G%

21%

21

217/o

21

213^

21

213A

2174

217a

213A

21%

12,400

I2ya

127/a

13%

42,400

1-

29

28%

2974

convertible
A

Class

B

(The)

32%

Paul

P

&

No par

123/a

12%

12%

127a

123A

127/a

1374

13

13%

•

29 %

2974

29%

29%

30

29-74

29%

283/4

2974

367/a

36

37.

367a

363A

363A

36 V2

36

36%

157/8

1572

1674

157a

16'A

157a

167a

153A

163A

3

86% Dec

22
19
9

5%%
Chile

*

Cotton

Co

9%

8%

974

97a

97/a

1074

2274

21%

22%

223A

22%

227a

23%

23

23%

129,500

-497a

48

49

487a

493/4

49%

50%

50

507a

27,100

217a

22%

2iy4

22

20%

217A

21%

217/a

21%

21%

52,900

413%

427a

4174

423A

42

44 74

43

437a

42%

433/a

21,400

39

39%

3974

407a

40%

4174

407a

41

41%

423/a

*5674

5872

58%

5872

60

60

*57 7a

60

50%

513A

50 7a

517a

51%

53%

52 3A

53%

52

523A

87

88

8772

87 3A

87

87 3A

8774

873/4

877a

88

1274
167A

12

12

1274

*12

1274

16%

16%

187/a

16 7s

16%

*1674

16%

400

67a

774

.7

7%

7%

7%

7%

7%

48,700

80

86%

86%

2,980

•

—10

1

Oil-

preferred

67a

•

-No par
-

100
25

-

Copper Co

J

Corp-

Chrysler

49

•

*86
*12
*16%

common

—;

II,500

16%

2174

*55%

Chickasha

1674

487a

convertible preference—No par
Chic. Rock-Is & Pac RR Co—No par

100

9,700

347a

21

19%

1

$3

preferred series A
Chicago Yellow Cab—

300

483/a
207/a
41%
38 %
58 %
50%
88

8%

4C7a
37

Conv

x34

75,900
♦

25,100
26,400

preferred
100
Chicago Pneumat Tool com—No par

,

*86

19%
■

5%

,

*86

89

467/8

1

100

Chicago & North West com__No par

337a

33'/2

153A

.No par

St

preferred—,

:

36%

_1

—

Milw

Series A

Childs

Dec

157a

1874

71/3

16

14%

11;

84% Oct

1,000

16

i03/8

*15%
1

13%

Chic

19

44

19,100

'•

37%

22,

62% July 13

14%

147/a

Sep

29% July 19

147a

377a

7% Jun

Dec

14%

14%

4

Jan

14%

37

14

68%

147a

15

3% Feb

36

14

387a

13% Jan

Dec

150

1474

127a

Jan

Jun

800

142

3674

Jan

30 %

29,400

1047a

*139

13%

14

7,900

46

*1037a

9

5%

44%

457a

46%
104

140

140

13

16%

45% Jan

*102 3/4

140

37

13% Nov

Jan

4572

10472

200

527a
105

9

Jun

60

13%

46 7A

1047a
*139

900

152

517a

12%

Jun
Jun

140

46

106

*139

*104

36

2%
35

467/8

*104V2

503A

50 3/4

105%

9 y8

*13'..

13% Apr

45 3A

46

140

152

5074

*1047/8

19

347a

12

July 12
11% July 26

May

45%

52

1057a

1067a- 106 7«

-

14

1

24

*104 7a

139

106'/a
139

13%

5074

51

1057a

1047A

45 y4

150

152

50'A
*

1057a

187s
*34

j

22

15

18

337a

07a

«

22

23% Dec

Jun

177a

33%

93A

*150%

Chicago Great West Ry Co com—50
5% preferred
50
Chic Ind & Louisv Ry Co cl A
25

5

9%

17%

33%

9%

351/4

Chicago Corp

11

3

;

10

13-

4

163A

3372

*974

11%

Class

13

Jan

167a

337a

9%

preferred—..100

18

Jan

Jan

8%

34% Dec

153A

34

9%

34

3%%

7% Jan

5%

Jun
Jun

16

*33 %

gy3

Chio & East HI RR Co com—No par

v

27% Mar 30

4%
17

157a

34JA

152

Corp of Virginia——5'
Chesapeake 9s Ohio Ry common—25

6*

7% Jan

Jan

153A

*150'A

Chesapeake

Dec-22

19% Jan.

20% Nov

'

17

5

25

Feb

1534
*33 %

477/a

Century Ribbon Mills—.
No par
Cerro de Pasco Copper Corp
5
Certain-Teed Copper Corp
—'_1

24

12

Jun

9

32% Oct

15

Jan

5%

467a

1

Corp—No

Chain Belt Co

2

1

30

85

Jun

4672

48

$4.50 preferred—a
Checker. Cab Mfg
-

Jun

34%

Nov

3%

2974

4672

Champion Paper & Fib com—No par

4% Feb

Nov

77

29

46

47 y4

3.

Jan

27

2872

46

:

18

Dec

10% Jun

8
-

29

44 3A

«9ya.

20 '

107

3,800
27,300

287a

45%

~

47% Dec

5

4,900

48

28%

44%

•

Central

.

30

47

28%

44 y4

t

Central &

12 s

130

29%

285/a

44

,

34% Nov

3

Jun

Sep

38,400
4,900

108

*107

No par

41/27*

9% Oct 20

107

28%

107

8%
1674

Class B

22

July 27

107

107
2974

.

5
-

Central RR Co of N J class A

1;

Dec

8%

18%
>

Feb

107 3A

20

*

Central

2

26% Dec

1073/4

109

157a

preferred series B vtc—100

5%

27.

10872

No par

Central of Ga Ry..Co vtc

:

113.

9-

♦10672

*107

123/4

157a

157a

Shares

12%

12%

14%

100

Aguirre Sugar Co_4

Central Hudson G & E

13%

Jun

preferred

38% Feb

8% July 17
9% Jun 27

127a

1574

—No par

Corp common-—-

10% Mar 29,.

July 13

91
-

5%

22

30

4.207*

2nd preferred--*-,-1—*

Celotex

i

22

39% Dec

j

6% July
14%. July

1%

.

3

1274

157a

25

$4.75 1st preferred—*

.

6

Jan

12

157a

Celanese Corp of Amer com__Nopar

C-

1

Jan

8% July 13-

Oct

t

Oct
Dec

19

4

Dec

Jan

3

Preferred

9»

15

Jan'

24% Jan
36%

Jan

7% July 17

11% Mar

f

46% Dec

123/a

147A

_1

Central Foundry Co—

18% Jan

.

22-

Mar

9 per share

9 per share

117a

100

141

Jan*

9 per share

127a
15%

-10

3

26%

9 per share

11%

100

104 % Jan

29% Mar 21

9 per share.

147'8

a—,—

130% Jan 13

v

the Week

15

common

Dec'

Dec

Sales for

Dec. 22

12 y4

—jla—.

Dec

34%

Dec

9 Va

1% preferred
Caterpillar. Tractor

1

132 %

9%

97a

May

52% Dec
106

Friday

Dec. 21

,

11.34

—50
__

(J I) Co common

32% Jan 27

Jun

10 7a

156

3

Case

10?% Dec 22

Jun

8

Jan

«'

15

series

Gorp

Dec

33% Nov

>

140

56"% Nov

General

&

Dec

Nov

.

6% Mar

1

35% July 13

Nov

Thursday

Dec. 20

,

i47/a

10

Corp common

Conv preferred 4%,

Carriers

105%

Jun

12

•»

PRICES

Wednesday

Dec. 19

9 per share

5

t

7 V4 May
3
Jun

;

x7% Mar 13

Carrier

'

Co_j.

104%

Jun

104 '/a

19

Steel

146

Apr

12%

15% July 13

Sep

Carpenter

SALE

Tuesday

Dec. 18

10

Carolina Clinch & Ohio Ry—
100
Carolina Power & Light
No par

22

HIGH

Monday

Dec. 16

1

37%

i Jun

14%

'

*

Dec

Dec

48

3

AND

Saturday

Mfg Co

i

Jun

157a

■

30% Jan

(Philip)

Carey

f

Jan

13%

27% July 27

Jan

45%

100% Aug
23 Va Apr
>114

Dec

87a Nov

Jun

RECORD
LOW

STOCK

Capital Airlines Inc
-

110% July 13
34% Mar 16,

11

37%

Jun

,

1

*

33

:

30% Mar
6

Jan

YORK

Par

22.

18 %

Jun

12 7a
i

12% Dec

*

35%

Jan

25 Va

STOCK

EXCHANGE

20% May

13

July 26

102

Feb

108

NEW

S per share.

8 per share

$ per share

5% Feb

YORK

STOCKS

Range for Previous
Lowest

(2489)

73%
*41%
647a

•

25

8%

87a

63A

-

*12

103A

16%

16%
7

1272

*12

12%

874

9

7

7572
.

777a

81

43
657a

743A
43 %
66%

777*

43
6774

44

44

42

42

67

6872

67%

*12

67%

85

9%

*58

867a

*40

85

42

300
.

67%

24,300
4,200
300

'

42

*40

6774

67

10,500

60

70

60

79,800

'

Year 1949

Lowest

26%

Jan

>20

6%

Dec

41% Dec

8%

1

26

59%

*

Feb

Sep

29% Dec

•
•

Jan

Dec

79%

Jun

86

25

Jan
Jun.

t

82

Oct

-

Nov

24:

36% Mar

,

108

43%

105

Jun

28%

•

Jan

61%

Jttn
Dec

108

Dec

.

36% Dec

73

•

43

f
■t

10% Aug

v
f

16

20% Jun

87

37

Jan

4

*

3

29% July 17

105%

Dec

3% July

5%

Jan

99% July 12'
3% July 11

"0%

Feb

22

M33

Mar 14

28'A Nov

112% Mar 16
5% Jan

Mar 27

5 '

34% Dec

22

134% July 27
70% July 17

143

Feb

18

88% Dec

22

112% Dec

7

165

Jan

3

Jan

946

18

1004

Oct

27

1075

Jan

1075

Dec

&

30

37% Mar 15

Sep

172

,

17

Sep

Jun

/

Nov

f

Jan

Nov

-

107% May 29

i2%

July

<

19

,'W1%

■:

70 %

>124%

i

Dec

43

■

Jan

Jun

4

73

Dec

21 %

18
8

31

3

12% Jan

Nov

47% May

15%

,

»

Sep 19

112% Mar

23% July 13
1067* Oct 30

Jan

23

37% Dec. 21-

Mar 30

62% Jan

May 12

.

4%

preferred

Climax

-

4%%

pfd_.

conv

cum

Corp.!

Clopay

?
s

29%
89

Jan

X13% Feb
12%

Jun

15

43%
100

17%

Dec

37% July 17

»

Deo

95

-

Jan

14% July 17
14 % Mar 30

22

Dec

21

50'/' Nov 24
101 y2 May 22

Oct

10

19

Jan

Jun

19%

Jan

16% Feb

15

24% Nov 24

7%

Jun

17%

Dec

16

Jan

13

37% Dec

21

8%

Jun

17%

Dec

16% Jan

13

41% Dec

21

7%

Jun

16%

Dec

15% Jan

13

38 % Dec

21

17%

<

Jun

29%

Dec

25% July 11

40% Oct

11

23 >A Oct

6

7%

—100
100

preferred
2nd preferred

47*

cum

Coca-Cola

Co• (The) xom

No par

Coca-Cola Internatl Corp

No par

--28%

*17% l<7/a<
35 % 37 A
*14Z.- 162
92
39% 4o
'*1087/a 109%
29
29 %
*105% 107
*. *70
72
.

,*

22% Mar

38'/a Nov 30

46%

Feb

60%

Dec

18

67% Jun

6

23%

Jun

20%

Dec

25%

Jan

30%

Dec

7%

Jun

10% Aug

477a
*95 7a

19%
187a

26% July 12

33% May 19

Oct

106 % July 19

109% Mar 18

>106

Apr

109

7

.

Feb

6

Dec

19

Jun
'

Feb

14%

Commercial

Nast

11%

19

of

12

26

108% May 24
14 3/4 Sep 25

Sep

9% July 5
40% July 28

12 3A Jan

46'A Mar

4774 Feb

6

21%

15

28'A Dec

22

10

Jan

Jun

27

28

Jun

12% Mar

Jun

10%

Dec

10% July 13
9 V* Mar
8

13% Aug 16

7%
8

Jun

12%

Apr

10% Jan

19

29% July
103% Apr
105%

Apr

36

May

28

Dec

113%

Dec

109

Dec

7

110%

Dec

108

Sep

15

Dec

4

28

93

Jun

13%

Jan

85

Jan

80% Jun
95

6%

25

103

17%
X98

7

17'A Sep

22

Dec

18

36

Mar 16

32% Dec

II

Container

106

19% Jan
100
Jan

24

41% Jun

23

Dec

88

July 28

37%

Dec

30% Dec

4

Jun

102%

Dec

102 % Feb

3

Jun

9%

Deo

8

July 17

Mar 15

24

107% July 19
12 '/a Dec 20

56%

Feb

78%

Deo

Jun

8%

Jan

50% July 13
57a Jun 29

78% Jan

5%

9y8 Aug

8

*7%

Feb

65%

Oct

55% Jan

Q0J/n Dpc

22




25

11

4%

*1357,

1367a

138

946

833/4

85

*900

116

1197a

13574

857a

88

*900

—

88 3A

88

115

118

117

116

700

8,500
200

*900

*900

10

883A

11774

-477a

46%

4774

467a

47

453/4

957a

95

19

19%

1974

19

19%

19

193/a

197a

457a

.

95

46

*9574

463/a

96

5,000
170

19%
197»

193/a

19%

10,600

18 3/4

197a

30,000

23%

233A

24

233/4

24

23%

24%

23%

23%

233/4

233A

34

34 5A

347a

36

36

37

37

373A

37

37

2,360

35

35

36 3A

36%

37%

37%

40

40%

41%

40

403A

3.140

33

*33

1,800

11%

11%

11%

123A

12%

58,800

11%

11%

127a

113/4

11%

11%

12%

123A

13

12

123/4

10,400

6772

663A

663A

6572

657a

65

657a

64

64

41%

42

42

4274

6,200

Xl8%

18%

19

1974

9,100

Co

66%

*66 7a

39%

3974

40

403A

41%

4174

41%

18%

183/4

18 %

19

183/4

18%

18%

19

3674

700

36'/a

373/4

3774

37%

3772

373A

367/a

373A

36%

373/4

433A

4474

43 7a

443A

44%

46

443A

45%

45

453A

45%

46

25,000

No par

21%

,223/a

223/a

23

22%

23

22

23

22%

22%

227»

22%

25,200

27

277a

2672

27

2672

27%

31,500

Co-

*29%

26%

267a

74

93/a

97a

93/a

9%

9%

1,800

213A

2172

22%

22%

22 %

22%

97a
22%

2774
9%

27%

972
22 3A

22%

22%

223/4

7,700

30

30

3074

3074

30%

♦307a

30%

*30 7a

30%

*30 7a

307a

6%

6%

6%

6%

28%

28%

297a

28 3A

106% 1063A

»

100

B

6%

—

Am
-

com
-

;

No par
No par
new-10
-100

No par
20
No par
5
Continental Insurance—
10
Continental Motors
—
1
Continental Oil of Delaware
5
—

Continental Can Inc common;

preferred—
Continental Diamond Fibre

9

63/a

106 3/4

106%

23 74

23%

Pwr Co

common

*
—No par

,

237a
113
*106/2
*13'A
10%
43
25
11
15
17%
29
110
*108 %

23%
113
108
13 A
10 A
43 /2
25%
11 *
155/a
18
29 , a
110

109%

305A 31'A
*103% 104%
16%
16 %
*95'A 96
31% 31%
*103 4, 106
11
11%
633A 63%
8
8%
86

4,000

93/a

28%

No par

preferred

12%

5,300

10

Edison

of

12

36

5

No par

Inc

Solvents

Corp

11%

12

3974

No par

Ohio Elec Co

113/4

66%

Engineering

preferred

$3.75

47

11%

Continental Baking Co com—No par
$5.50

•

ll3/4

preferred
preferred

$4.52

11

85

11872

113/4

15
pfd
100
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc
1
Consolidated Textile Co Inc—'-10c
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
1
Consumers Power Co com
No par
$4.50

24

85

119%

System Inc—No par
common—No par

Consol RR of Cuba

4

14% Apr

946

*134

138

34

33

Consolidated Natural Gas

Jan

101% Jan

1173/4

35

100
Consolidated Grocers Corp—1.33 %
Consolidated Laundries Corp
5

111

Dec

♦837a

910

4%% series
Preferred 4% series C

113'A May 12

Nov

♦134

430

6,900

12,800

11,600

Preferred

Jun

13574

*134

33

31

Baltimore

27% Jun

Feb

343/a

33

313/4

$5 preferred

117% Apr

11%

33%

32

37%

Commercial Credit Co

18

38%

33%

32
138

317a

4,900

28%

& So

20

10% July 13

4

28%

Superheater

Dec

Jan

3%

24,500

37

Carbon

Columbian

105% Sep
8

37/a

374

/

2.50

112'A Dec
11

33A

33/4

31

150

29%
287a

Cons Gas Elec Lt &
23

108

957a

213A

41

27
30%
1063/4

95%

Congoleum-Nairn Inc
No par
Consolidated Cigar—
No par
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par

15

307/a
1077a

1974

6

3% Feb

30%
106 3A

19

30'A Feb

Dec

33/4

31
107

19

93/a

Jan

33A

27%

303A

957a

26%

Dec

■

30

407a

40%
;

3,000

72

*70

27%

130

31

107

41%

26%

2874

5,700

.

1067a

307/a
107

197a

93/a

4%

37a
313A

277a

28y2

30%

72

417a

41%
109

*106%

3172
107

*70

20

26%

29%

30%

1067a

72

427a

957a

25

34%

31

27%

3Q3A

427a

42%

109

~30

90

41

41

*3072

162

*84%

109 r

♦1067a

197a

Publishing Co—No par

Feb

37a

2874
107

*70

72

427a

307a *"

107

1974

Commonwealth

Jun

307a

*70

*106 %

1067a

957a

Conde

2%

277a
107

72

42 Va

30

31

1067a

19%

3

21%

;

30

'

97

33% Mar 16

Feb

Nov

*

297a
107

393A

1087a

-

1

34

*23

$4.25 cum preferred w w—No par
Columbus

47%

11'A Feb

25%

30%

-

*407a

37a
37a
30% 31
*134
138
*83% 85
;
116
117
*850

24'A Nov

Jun

*70

42%

8% July 18
20% July 12
25% July 13

24%

2972

*1067a

27%. 27%
29% 307a
107
107tt.

15% July
5
26% Dec 12

18

397/a
1087a

6,800

*142

'
.

387a

Class B

Combustion

1

397a
108%

90

37

36%

377a

2874

24

14

397A

40-

108%

-

162

*84

287a

72% Oct

26

393/4

1087/8- 10974

39V4
1087/a

-

37

*142

•

7,500

37

57

18 Va. Nov

85

373/3

,

Pictures

24% Apr
43% Dec

162

85

19%

29%

Gas

Sep

*142

86

18%

2934

Columbia

Dec

37

162

86

2,800

36

Columbia

22%

37

*142

340

2974

28 3A

11

27%

18%

2,200

90

29

'

•

35

13

Jun

*40%

177a

92

..

v

18

162

8%

*89 7a

90
29

*87

36%

8%

874

*89 7a
29

*14?

*

'

8'A

7%
90
29

250

7,500
39,700

29

13

Feb

373%

363A

44%

2974

Oct

18%

18 %

437a

293/4

147/a Oct

21%

17%

44

35%

14'A Apr

22

17%

283A
18

43

28

11
July 26
10% Dec
8

42'A Dec

173/*

77A
*89%
.

43 %

5,200

36

1057a

287a

25

29

28%

35%

105

34

Oct

30% Jun

7%
8972

283A

j

36

337a

Dec

Oct

77a
8972

28%

90,

106

35%

29

Dec

32%

90

28&

287a

*1057a

35%

297a

13%

Jun

43

106

Shares

31%

28

13

26%

,

8;,./
v

417/a

3574
42%

31%

313A

287a

28%

July 11

77s

1057a

3574

*105

30 3A

29%

Jun

Sep

427a

1057a

3472

*

3074

the Week

29

Feb

68 %

417a

30 %

Dec. 22

9 per share

29 7a

Jun

48% Mar

3474

307a

Sales for

Friday

Dec. 21

9 per share

28 34

7%

40

105 %•

333A

.

Colgate-Palmolive-Peet com—No par
$3.50 preferred
No par
Collins & Aikman Corp
No par
Colo Fuel & Iron Corp com—No par
5% conv preferred
20
Colorado & Southern Ry com—100
47* non-cum 1st preferred
100
4% non-cum 2nd preferred—100
Columbia Broad Sys Inc cl A—2.50

9%

July 12

10574

105V2 105%
34
34'A
4
41'A 41%
7%
7%
V 89% 89 %

9 per share

30%

3DA

Thursday

Dec. 20

9 per share

i

16%

-

No par

Cluett Peabody & Co com

J

Feb

1
10O
1

common

3074

31

1

No par

Molybdenum

Cllntonf Foods Inc

307a

Wednesday

Dec. 19

f per share

9 per share

.

8.50

com

Dec. 181

Dec. 16

>

100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—10
C I T Financial CorpVNo par
City Investing Co common
5
5%fr preferred
—-——100
City- Products ,Cerp£.-i_——._Nopar
City Stores Co—
1
5
Clark.Equipment Co ———-—.—20
C C C & St Louis Ry CO com-l_100
-5% non-cum preferred
100
Cleve Elec Illuminating com—No par
$4.50 preferred—:
.—No par
Cleve Graph Bronze Co common—l
57* preferred
100
Cleve & Pitts RR Co 7% gtd
50
Special gtd 47* stocfc-^—
50
■

,

Mar 15 '

150

35%

Jun

'

34

1

38% July 26
v Sep
6

Feb

4

21

8% Nov 20

xl08

»Aug

-

Dec

93

Mar 11
Jun

'

Par
Cincinnati Gas & Elec

.

68% Mar 22

'

101% Dec

v

i

24%

72

Dec

112%

'

Oct

20%

Mar

85 t

36

3

138
67

109'/a Mar

,

19

16% Feb

30% Jan

EXCHANGE

-

9 per share

30

Jan

'

SALE PRICES

Tuesday

.Monday

Saturday

NEW YORK STOCK

.

34% Feb 24

24
15,

28% Dec

Sep

19%

20% Jun

Jan

6'A Jun

34% Dec

.

16

,

27% July 26
103'A July 3

Sep

105%

Feb

42%
,

32%

Range Since Jan. 1
Highest

Lowest

8 per share

9 per share

Apr

97%

.

'

Highest

9 per share

LOW AND HIGH

STOCKS

Range for Previous
'

86%

11274

113

*106 7a

107

6 3/4

7

6 34

297a

283A

29

28 3A

1077a

1063A

107

7

2374

108

'

23%

♦11274

113%

112%

1063A

1063A

*106 7a

13 74

13%

13%

23

107

7

107

112%

*11274

1137a

108

*106 7a

108

112%
*106 7a

1,700

24

7,400

112%

130

108

10

3,000

147a

14

14

*10

10%

10 3A

103A

133/4

13%

600

19,900

56,100

107

233A

23%

23%

30%

293/4

107

237a

7

6%

307a

137a

13%

107a

107a

*10

10%

43

437a

43

43%

4274

43

43

433/4

433A

4574

6,600

247a

25%

2574

253/4

253/4

267a

257a

26%

277a

287a

19,000

1174

11%

11

11

117a

11%

1274

137a

13 3A

13%

13,000

157a

1674

*10

10%

300

15%

16%

25,600

18 3A

19

18%

183A

18

18%

173/4

18%

17%

187a

119,800

28%

2974

29

29%

297a

293A

29%

30 3A

30 3A

30 3/4

24,600

110%

110%

110%

109

109

109

15%

1674

153/4

16

153/4

15%

11074

1103A

1093/4

110%

109 3A

110

110%

*108 7a

1097»

*108 7a

10974

*108 3/4

109

*108%

317s

31%

3174

31%

31%

32

3174

*104

1674
*957»
30 3A

*104

10474

104

103%

104

*1033A

103%

31'/a

163A

16%

163A

167a

163A

1674

163%

9574

9574

95

9574

95

96

32

30%

31%

105%

10574

,

317a
*103 7a

1174

11%

11%

117a

117a

12%

64

66

6474

653A

643A

667a

8%

9

8%

867a

87

86%

9

8774

8 3/4

9

877a

88

105
.

.

17

1774
95

31%

,

105

95

32
104

*103%

32'A

31%

*103 7a

31%
106

31%

31

105

96

106

•

H%

127a
667a

67%

83A
88

8%

897a

8%
89

30

70

7,700
310

32,000
200

11%

6,700

68

11%

66

106

510

6,100

3,200

'

8%

83,100

90%

7,700

IS

24

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(2490)

NEW
Highest

Lowest

S per

1 per share

lift
19%

27% Nov

25

Continental

July 17

27% Nov

24

Cooper-Bessemer

13% Jan

Dec

20

9

Jun

12%

Feb

12

Jun

19 Va

Jan

14 Va Jun

49

Dec

Feb

46% July 14

7

Jun

11%

Dec-

10% Jan

49% Mar

58%

Dec

57

Apr

30%

Dec

Jan

102%

Dec

100

Sep

100% July 11

20
94

.

92%

,

102

Jan

57

52
,

Jan

171%

73%

Dec

Sep

189

Jan

Copper

22

17

July 13

72% Jan

3

176% July 13

187% Apr

62

3% Mar

5%

Dec

3% Aug

1%

2%

Oct

Jun

32%

Jun

96

Jun

Jan

Dec

104

3

30% Jan

Sep

105

Jan

23

14% NOV

10

Dec

14

29%

26% Jun

30

30 % Mar

Oct

19%

Jan

42%

Apr

32 % Jun

27

41% Oct

20

Jun

Dec

27% Jan

13

49% Dec

94

Mar

105

Dec

102% Jan

11

105% May

14

Nov

24

Jan

16% Jan

3

72%

Nov

July

160

4pr

17% Jun

26

25

Jan

15% Jun

27

22

Dec

Feo

14

180

Nov

Jan

175

3

10% Oct
77% Oct

9 % July 17

13 %

Feb

Feb

25%

Dec

20

Feb

8%

Oct

5

Jun

145 %

Oct

4%
109

1

July 13
8

54%

5434

10

32

33

31%

31%

30%

31

31%

33

33%

38 34

10,900

ig%

18%

19%

19

19%

19

19%

19%

19%

19%

20%

17,000

*50%

51%

*50%

51%

49%

50%

13

xl3%

13%

13%

13%

13%

14%

14'A

14%

14%

15 Va

68V2

68%

67%

68%

67%

68%

67%

70

70

74

3,760

40%

6,200

12%

68%

*68%
39

39%

391/3

40

40

102%

*101%

102%

*101%

102%

102

102

102

102

*101%

*104%

105

*104 Vb

105

105

105

*105

106

*105

2

25

*182%

184

25

*182%

25%

*102%

10'%

10%

20%

27

26%

preferred

7%

4 Va %

26%

27%

preferred-—

2.800

15%

20,800

27%

27%

153%

151%

35

35

35%

1,000

48

4834

4,900

103%

103 %

103%

103%

103%

103%

103%

103%

103'%

103%

280

31%

31%

32%

32%

33%

32%

33%

321/4

32%

31%

32%

18,900

1,600

79

79

79%

80 Va

80 %

80%

80

78%

79%

22

22

21%

22

21%

22%

21%

22%

23%

24%

2,530

21

22

21%

22

21%

21%

21 Va

21%

211%

21%

12,400

*160

180

9%

*160

10

70

10%

10%

10%

25 Vb

25 Vb

*25%

Vb

8%

8%

105%

104%

10

72%

*67%

8

8'%

105

106

%

180

180

*160

180

9%

*67%

10%

10%

*105

15

15%

80

.

190

7%

No par

28 38

27%

23,900

49

26

25

2,600

28 Vb

10

35

10%
*24%

.

700

1034

10%

48%

72

—5

27%
102%

%

10%

103%

*160

par

26 3i

*101%

10 »/4

35 V4

14%
*34%

10

148% Nov

Inc

Publishing common—No

27'/4

101

49%

15

*67

Cuneo

$7

10%

3,600

101 <%

26%

27%
102 V4

10%

10

Cunningham Drug Stores Inc___2.50

Press

26%
102%

100

19

Curtis

26%

50

10,500

14%

20%

22
25

2

48%

77%

10% Oct

4%

2

35

22

100

4Va

2«/a

14%

20%

common

4 Va

2

36

77

preferred

4

2

49%

22

preferred

Cudahy Packing Co

4

184

48%

100

common—10

4
2

102%

37

14%
*35%

48

48

_100

pfd.'

non-cum

4Va

*182%

184

12,800

48%

31%

convertible

*182%

67%

65%

66%

48%

14%
37%

103%

Cuba RR 6%

182%

10%

27

14%

182%

184

25%

10%

*35%

65%

26%

10'%

20

68%

68%

102%

105

1

Corp common
5
preferred
No par

Cuban-American Sugar

67%

184

25

25%
103%

*1.02'%

69%

67%

68 %

67'A

2

3%

America.

30

106

68 %

preferred

10,400

102

105 1

2

of

40

40'%

50

51

*49%

51

40

40%

40 %

411/4

*49%

*104 Vb

3%

common

51

*49%

*101%

1%

13% Jan
.

32

13%

3%

Co

*54%

55%

*24%

31

1%

26% Nov

•

July 13

104% Dec

551%

3%

5 Vc

31

10% Nov
16,

*54%

Crucible Steel of Amer com—No par

5

64% July 13

7% July

55%

1%

$4.20

20

May

8% Mar
73

•54%

2.50

18

160

55 %

No par

6

Dec

Jun
Jun

*54'/a

Crown Zellerbach

15

82% Nov

Mar 31

54

55%

—2

19

33 % Dec

16%

May

5%
60

Jan

3,300

*54'%

3%

3%%

5

31
,

Feb

25

1

Creameries

20

12%

3.10O

24%

5

19

30

21

24%

25

3

13%

367/s

49

25%

24%

4

17% Jan

12% July 13

Jan

25

25

*182%

Crane

5

Jan

Dec

25%

24%

—

11

Jan

14

Feb

8%

24%

25 VB

Coty International Corp

31

27

22% July 13
101

25%

25

Refining common_25
100
T/e preferred
1
Coty Inc

13
6% Mar 6
2% Feb 25

1% July 13

21%

24%

24 %

Products

Com

Shares

24%

24%

series
50
j.1
Exchange Bank & Tr Co—_2Q
Corning Glass Works common—_5
3%% preferred
100
Cum pfd 3%%> series of 1947-100

30

Sales for
the W eek

t ver share

24'%

Corn

Nov

•

24%

Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp

17

45% Nov 27

Friday

Dec. SI

% ner thn+e

,hare.

24%

Convertible pref 5%

24

22

102 % Aug

g

Dec. 22

Thursday

Dec. 20

\

s per ghnr*

>

24%

No par

Co

Oct

105

PRICES

Wednesday

23%

Copperweld Steel Co common

51% Oct

18

8ALE

Dec. 19

9 per share

i per share

HIGH

Tuesday

No par

22

76

AND

,

Dec. 18

5

common

preferred

Range

Monday

"

14

Corp——.

Corp

17% Apr

•

13

Apr

Par

.,

38% Dec

July 17

28% Jan

prior

Steel

,

'

,

Dec. 16

Monday, December 25, 1950

.

RECORD
LOW

Saturday
.

20% Dec

27

3

$3

55% Mar 13

53% July 25
12
Jun 17

55% May

*

■

,

3

Jan

24%

Jun

July

t per share

share

STOCK
.

.

'

STOCK

YORK

.

EXCHANGE

Highest

Lowest

$ per

share

15%

Jim

51 %

-

*

NEW

Range Since Jan. I

Year 1949

YORK

STOCKS

Range for Previous

.

.

lOVa
69'%

69'%

10%

10%

10%

26%

25%

25%

8 VB

8%

8'A

83/4

104 %

104%

•104'/4

8%
106

.

10%

*25 %

10%
26

10%

10%

26,700

70

10%

71

10

200

*170

180

10%

10 Vb

*67%

70 »/2

300

10%

10%

105

2,700

26 V4

500

8%

*25

30,300

8'%

.

104%

990

105
'

43%

Jun

52%

Nov

55% Jan

Dec

9%

Apr

7% Jan

3

12% Dec

18

Jun

24%

Jan

20% Jan

3

24% Aug

Prior

38

'.

18%

8

7

44% July 13

preferred

Curtis-Wright
Class

No par

Feb

21

Jan

20

Cushman's Sons Inc 7%

Sep

26% Jan

22% Feb

17

31% Dec

20

Cutler-Hammer

15% Mar

13% Jan

13

25% Dec

6

Jan

12

99% Dec

2

Jan

137

Mar

19%

125

138

pfd

100

Inc

24%

*129

No par

52%

.

53

11 %

11%

11%

24%

24%

243/4

129

30%

24%

31

132%

*129

132%

31

132 %

30%

31%

31

>

2,700

31%

11%

11%

272,100

24%

11%

24%

29%

53

53

12 »/a

24%

*129

132%

*129

29%

53

53

53

53

11%

24%

12%

24%

-■

132%

29%

52%

11%

24%

11%

24%

..

52%

52%

11

1

Jun

133

52%

1

common

A

24%

10,900

132 V2

*129

30%

(

1

.

3,300

31%

D
9

Jan

96%

Nov

96

11% July

14%

Dec

13% July 10

17% Feb

87

15

17% May

Jan

22%

*16% Mar

;

26%

<

92

31

Jan

.

92%

Dec

May
98% Aug

Jan

-

100%

Jan

Dec

18% July 13

12% Nov

Jun

9%

4% May

'

1

preferred series A

*14 V8

5%

convertible

preferred

—20

34% Mar 17
102% Mar 21

Preferred

3.75%

series A

102% Aug 21

Preferred

3.75%

series B_

102% Sep

Preferred

3.90%

series

July 24

11% Jan

3

6% Jun

17% Nov 21

Dayton

10

Decca

27

Jan

1

Jan

5

Rubber

C

Co

Records

29

Jan

22

Jan

3

40 % Dec

21

43%

Oct

38% Jan

4

59% Dec

20

Deere & Co

36%

Sep

Oct

18

Jun

40%

Jan

34% July 13
29% Jan '3

45% Dec

19

Delaware

Jun

9%

Jan

27

14% Dec

20

Delaware

19

Jun

22%

Dec

19

Dec

20

23% Jun 21

Delaware

19

Jun

30%

Dec

24% Jun

29

56% Dec

21

34%

Jun

53%

Dec

42% Jun

27

71% Dec

20

12%

Dec

14"%

Dec

12

20

17% May 26

Derby Oil Co

*'26
5%

,i"<

7% Jun

37

7%

Apr

ctfs

preferred

12% Jun

De

13

Sep

Vilbiss

27% Nov 22

8

49

45%

Feb

40% Aug 15

49

Nov

13

6%

34% Dec

37

Dec

21

$1.50

37% Sep

13%

Jun

9%

Nov

Jun

18%

11% Mar 31

Dec

6%

12%

Dec

9%

Jun

18

July 13

Devoe &

16% Dec

Co

if.v

Diana

Stores

Distill

43%

44%

43%

45%

44%

45

44'%

44%

44

44%

12%

12%

13%

13 %

13%

13%

14 Vb

13%

13%

13%

13%

20

1S%

19%

19%

19%

19

19%

19

19%

19%

19%

52%

53'%

54%

53%

55

54

56%

55%

56%

55'%

56%

88%

697/8

08%

70 %

70%

70%

16

15%

15%

71%
15%

71

14%

151%

15%

15'%

15%

7,900

22%

22%

22%

X22

22 %

22'/a

22%

22%

22%

10,800

65

*58

65

,

11

Divco

July 26
48%. Jun 29

47% Oct

18

57

Muy 24

10

13

Jan

9

36% Jan

4

Nor
Nor

10

Jun

14% Mar

25

July

38% Dec

12%

18%

YORK

July 17
25% July 12

Douglas

Dow Chemical Co

Apr
Apr

108%

Sep

25/64 Dec

8%

107

Sep

119% Jan

17% Jan

13

6

16

SH Dec

19

27

111% Jun

15

43%

Dec

19

$3.25

16% July 17

21% Oct

18

81

88% Dec

8

3%%

Oct

18

14%

Oct

63% Nor

Jun

Mar

181

7

July 12
11% Mar 27

60% Jan

13

124%

Oct

122% Jan

9

Jan

102% Aug

101% Jan

31

Ltd-

Jun

12% Jan

'

15

15%

22%

23

48

48

347/b

34%

35

15'%

15%

14%

15%

15"

1

15%

14%

15%

7%

8

'7%

8

26%

26%

26%

26%
AND

convertible

14

Dunhill

Duplan

Corp.

85% Jun

1

:

;

(EI))

*178

'

-

•

23%

24%

47

47%

47%

2,400

36%

36'%

37

36%

37

4,000

16%

16%

16

l6'/4

15%

16%

9,300

16%

27

HIGH

SALE

8

8'/a

3

8

26%

29

& Co—

20

'
78 >/»

*123

*104%

105%

Duquesne Light Co

11% Jan

DWG Cigar Corp

3,75%

pfd—50

13%

Friday

Sales tor

Dec. 22

Dec. 21
s

*h<\re

ver

share.

,

the Week

9 ver share

137/s

13%

14

13%

13%

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•

>

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44
53

11,300

53

52

523/4

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11%

11%

11%

113/4

11%

12

28'A

29%

283/4

29%

291%

29%

45Vi

44%

45%

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53

*441/4

200

3,300

13

13%

13%

14%

14 '/a

93%

923/4

93%

91%

93

82

82%

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82%

81%

81%

13,700

14%

91%

1

*109

110

20 %

23,300

86

20%

86

*85%

19%

19%

14%

13%

133/4

200

400

87

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193/4

13%

100

181

20%

87

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20'%

-

110

*178%

182

20%

20

.

T

*109

110'A

*179'%

183

*180

IS

31,400
9,900
19,700
185,200

27/64

29/64

16

W

110

19%

81

1,400

443,4

44

14'/a

123

13,600
46,400

Thursday

Dec. 20
X neT

19%

81%

8%
29%

PRICES

87

80%
=

*

52

52
*9%

6

29

19%
14%

*

8%

28%

8%

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87

123
123
*104% 105 Va
*51% ■ 52%

124

series—.No par

52% Nov 30

'

14%

80

series——No par

$3.50

11

5,400

20

'

14%

13%

300

6,500

•

'

$4.50

12

20-

•

14%

14 %

Preferred

bee

110%
184
20%
88%

*19

*88%

*19%
14

3

*87

19%

*87

,

,

28%

Wednesday

ll7/a
11%
28
27%
13 % *
13
94
93
831/4
82%
i&
29/64
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*109
I8OV4 181
20%
20Vb

94%
82%

81 Va

.

181

18%

•

1,900

'

24%

46%

*

*45
*52'

27/64

Preferred

10

12%
92%
.

*109
*180
19%

No par

Common

12

81'

HO'A

• *109

100

International

18

127% Apr 22
106
Jun
1

11%
27Va

13
y

'

15%

15%

23%

48%

35%

13%

13

45%
52%
11%
28%
13%

52%

' 93%

preferred

Jun

14% Dec

X22

12%
90

preferred
No par
Industries common—„50c

1,600

23

X ver snare

13
13

44

52%

52'/a

79%

2nd

8,200

47%

Dec. 19

12%
12%

J2%
13
'w 43%"< 44%

l_j_15

—No par

—

4

31

22%

%

Tuesday

I per share

.

30%

15%

6,800

•

6%

6%

6%

6,600

14,700

65

*58

31

-

300

Monday

-

'•

1,100
8,900
151,100

,

47%

No par
common

9% Dec

51%

9%

15'%

25/64 27/64

Dresser

13

Feb

97%

6'%
*303%

48

Par

Aircraft

Du Pont de Nem

119

6%
30%

LOW

$4 preferred series A

20%

Jun

63b

30%

34%

Rights

,

'

Mines

24% May
86% Jan

Sep
11% Mar

6%
30%

24'%

No par

18
19

\

6

14%

7%

X

65

*58

*30

47%

1,

39%

71%

6'%

23%

Dome

94% Dec

•

15%

23%

14%

39

70

47

14%

11%

83 % Dec

78

39

30%

6

30%

27%

54% Jan

Dec

*58

65

*60

30%

11%

11 % July 25
69% Jan 13

123%

22%

6 Va

6

30%

26%

Oct

Dec

*

65

5

Dec

.

*58

'■

22%

Nopai

72%

16%

*22%

Pepper Co
Doehler-Jarvis Corp

57%

!101

15

37%

Dec. 18

Dr.

Feb

Sep

6e%

15

26%

common——I—<_No par
Class A—
No par

Apr

101%

'.

68

»

2

J,

43

•

>

STOCK

CorpJ

48%

Jan

51%

50c

Dixie Cup

53%

24% Feb
45% Jun

*

*19%
•

47V2

7

15% Jan

39,300

12Vb

EXCHANGE

4

12% Jan

9,000

8%

43 Va

25

Corp

S per share

35

16%

8%

8%

'

Jan

17

7%

9,400

23%

Corp-Seagrams Ltd—;

9 per share

share

38 %

9% Feb

153%

7%

10,700

36%

STOCKS

Highest
$ per

9per share

15%

7%

58

,—2

5

NEW

15%

7%

40

•

_25

24

Lowest

15%

6%

38

20

15%

16

15%

35 %

*46%

preferred

9% Jan

Range Since Jan. 1
Highest

Year 1949

200

100%

*99

100'%

57%

2

preferred

Range ror Previous
Lowest

*99

35'%

5

Diamond T Motor Car Co

19

98%

35'%

36

No par

common

participating
cum

100

*97%

58'/a

1

i*.

Match

100 %

7,600

98

98

*97

100

99%

97%

'

40'%

1

Raynolds class A

Diamond

7

29% Nov

6% July 13
17

Dec

100

*98

12,000

29%

*96'%

29%

573%

20

16

29

18% July 13

99%

29%

29%

97%

29

*96%

35

8

Detroit-Michigan Stove Co—
Detroit Steel Corp

35% Mar

*98

29%

39'%

1100

(The)

8
May 16
32% Nov 17

Jan

Nor

96%

29%

59%

36

'

Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co_. 100

13%

29

96'%

35%

Feb

40

7

~

28%'

*

15%
7%
37%
58%

15%

■

,

-

98

08%

68

22% Nor

7%

29

*35%

52 % July 12

Jun

15%

7Vs

29

28%

101

*99

102

28%
*96%

29
98
99%

59

Jan

Jun

28%

*93

15%

100

Edison

Sep

29%

99%

*

Power & Light Co—13.50
Rio Grande West RR

Escrow

16%

29%

98%

17

35%

58

11%

28%

20

50

ctfs for common

31%

100

35 VB

Jun

5% July 12

16%

58

50

21 Vb Mar 13

*15%

35%

May 19

Jan

163%

57 Va

24

9%

*153%

35 %
43%

21% July 13

24% Mar

16

56%

23% Sep

Jun

16

35 Va

Jan

Jun

500

17

*16

10,900

'

56%

20

4%

14'%

35 Vb

Detroit

15

14%

25
100

100

Escrow

2

15

x28%
28%
*96%

1

Hudson

for

99%

*14%

24%
*97%

20

*

Lack & Western

Denver k

25'%

*97'%

24%

28%

*100

—No par

common

preferred—
&

'

-50c

Deep Rock Oil Corp

Jun

24%

99%

14 Vb

28%

50c

Inc—

25%

*97'%

14%

*98

100

5

24%

99

14%

*96%

100

July

25 VB

99

28Va

;

100

96

17

"

24%

14%

28 %

(The)
1
Dayton Power & Light common—7

Jun

31

*16

Davison Chemical Corp

30% Nov 29

July 26
96% May 24
;

1

14%

99

14%
*16

100

25%

*97%

24 %

*97%

Mar

17

30%

23%

1

100

Davega Stores Corp common—2.50

17

28

100

,'r, ,~7%

3

Corp common

3% %

19% May 10

15% Jan

Dana

10Va

-

9%

8IV4

821/4 '■
-

122%

123

104% -104%;
*51%
,-*r

10

9%

*104%
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52%

82 3 4

122%

123%

1237 a

104 7%

104%

1047 a

81%

82%

24

800
'

300

*52

52%

20

103/b

*10

*10

38,300

523/8

*52

52%

9%

9%

82%

122'%

*104'%

82%
122%
105

-10

10%

700

wr

•.*.>*,

15%

20% Mar

Jun

15% Mar 30

24% Dec

18

Eagle-Picher Co

*

13

16% Mar

38%

Dec

13

13%

Jan

48% Nor

Jun

13% Jun 30

16%

Jun

7% July
7% Jun

19% Dec

22

Eastern

Airlines

Jun

27

21% Nov

25

Eastern

Corp

10

Jan

13

18 Ve Apr

19

40

July 17

Eastman

Oct

171

Dec

6

21%

Jun

32'/«

Jan

29

Jan

13'

<14%

Apr

19

Dec

88

Jan

164

,

202

Jan

,

10%

Feb

V'94%

Oct

14% July 12
88% Aug 25

19 Va Jan

7

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6%

10
25

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96

101

Apr

39% Oct

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i

190

May

95

Sep

14

8

Jun

98

5

102

Kodak

issued"

4%%'
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Co

preferred

1

Dec

38% July 26

49% Oct

17%

Dec

16

Jan

13

21% July 26

Electric

36%

Oct

32% Jun

30

41

2%

Jan

1% Jan

Convertible preferred.;.
No par
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares..

Jan

35VB Apr
10% Jun

1%

Jun

34%

Jun

10%

•

51

3"

3% Apr

19

44% Oct

26

14

9

18'

Jun

13% Mar

17%

Jun

28% Nor

19% July 13

28% Feb 23

Jun

75

Nor

52% July 17

75

42%

'

Jan

51%

Oct

48

52% Apr 26
28% Jan
6

29

23% Aug
8% Jun

Aug 25

Nov 24

Feb

Boat

Electric

2

48

*

Elastic Stop Nut Co
1
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4

common.

...

Storage Battery

Co

5%%
5%

14%

Jan

x29%

Jun

18% Nor

22% Aug 29

Emerson

Electric Mfg Co.

20% Jun

Emerson

Radio

15% Dec

13

Gas...

&

;

4%

35% Dec
105

Y

Jun

9% Jun
48%
55

Endicott Johnson Corp

104% Nov

15

8

24% Jun

Dec

6

10% Jan

13

19% Dec

21

Jan

51% Jun

27

67

60

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see

66

—

page 22.




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l

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34

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24

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5

16%

46%

16

51%

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10

preferred series A

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1*

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Jun

6% May

Erie RR

5%

May 25

8% Juiy 13

Dec

6% Apr

9

4% July 13
8% Feb 14

10% Jan
11%

Jan

Dec

15%

16%

50%

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common—25

Equitable Office Bldg—...

12

Jan

5% Dec

Jun

preferred
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5

15

Jan

33
.

7% May

61%

•% Jun
3

July 12

4%

16'%
46%

16

517/8

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4

Empire District Electric Co

5

20

14%

July

8%

20% Mar 17
33% Jan

Dec

28% Nov 29
100

68

Jun

3% Feb
-

Dec

16

453/4

16%

23

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—5

Phonograph

18% Dec

100% Jan

60,000

19%

50'/e

1%

50

3

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19%

19%

15%

39 '
13%

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;

15

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18%

201%

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19%
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preferred—50

preference

15

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5

10

13% Feb

1

.

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common

convertible

12 % Dec

Deo

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21% Aug

May

14%

l

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23

12,000

18%

19%

15 Vb

13%

100

45%

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23%

18%

19

18%

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2.50

>_

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12% Feb
32% Mar

33%

:

23%

17%

19

181/2

32%
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preferred

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19

23 3b

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18

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common

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24

17%

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18

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preferred

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Volume 372

Number 4971

.

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(2491)

NEW
Range for Previous
Lowest

-

I per share

34

Feb

19 %

Lowest

Oct

12% Aug

NEW

Highest

J per share

$ per share

Jun

19

Range Since Jan. 1

Highest

-

YORK

STOCK

YORK

LOW

STOCK

Par

37% Mar 10

48% Oct

25%

Oct

26

Apr

8

Fajardo Sugar Co

Dec

22% July
12% Dec

3

23%

5

22 % Jan

7

Falstaff

15 %

Oct

13

July 26

17% Jun

2

11% Mar

Family Finance

15%

Dec

Jan

25% Dec

22

32

Jun

38% Jan

35% Mar 11

53

Nov

25

14% Jun

18% Nov

16% July 3
4% Feb 14

25% Oct

23

7% Dec

20

Federal

33% July 17
103
Jan
3

48% Dec

21

Jun

24%

6%

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36

95% Mar

104

Jan
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8ep

3

10%

Nov

20%

Jan

10

12%

Jun

17%

Dec

106% May 25
13% Jan 12

16% July 13

63% July
43

81%
56

July
May'

105
53

Dec
Dec

69

83% Feb
81

15

108

May
Nov

22

11% July

17%

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31% Jan

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103

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19

18%

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16

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13

108

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13

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5

11% Jan

3

20% Oct

23

Dec

14% Jan

3

23% Sep

22

20%

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29%

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24% Mar 30

37

May
July

92%

Nov

96%

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84% July 17
94% July 21
27% July 12

101

78
89

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33%

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12% Aug
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60

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16%
67

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9% Jan
56

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13% Dec

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23%

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20

Sep

78%

Feb

4%

Jun

4%

Jun /

7%

75

Apr

Food

18

87

4%

5% Jan

3

25

Gabriel

7%

Oct

7% Jun

2£

12% Dec

20

Gair Co

Dec

16% Jun

30

18% Jan

28

Oct

9%

Jan

31%

Oct

41%

Jan

13

Feb

17%

Dec

6% Apr

Gamewell

Garrett

21%

Jun

32%

Feb

21

15%

Jun

23%

Jan

17% Jun

13%

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103%

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107

41%

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106

99

9%
152

6

Jun

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15

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12

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10

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6% Mar 29

65%

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31

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25

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17

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20

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14

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63% Mar 31

24%

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129

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139%

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104

General

$8

75

Jan

,34

29

9

4%

21

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11

15

138% Jan

9

34

Jun

42%

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41% Jan

13

39%

50% Jun

12

Jan

48%

Dec

93%

Jan

Dec

51% Apr
103% July

6

100%

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13%

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44%

44% Aug
3
99% Apr
6
8% July 12

Jun

56 %

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123%

51% Apr

Jan

128%

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124% Jun

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112

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105% July 28

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13

119% Sep

Range Sinco

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I per share

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15

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6

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15

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15

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23% Apr

11

26

July 26

38

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3

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20

12% July 12
2% Sep U
14% July 13

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17

.

Nov

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124%

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119% Sep

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6

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.

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22

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73

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Jun

72% July
21

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68

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59

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23

: Feb

2

,

12

100

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2

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105

:

July 26

65% Dec

45% May

22

2

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30

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37% Feb 28
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26

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11% July 13

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31

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8

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28

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Oct

18

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29

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19

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7

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20

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PRICES

Dec. 19

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20

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105

9%

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59%

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10%
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20

19%

20

19%

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21

21

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83 " Nov 27

Gulf Oil Corp__

24% Jan

Gulf States Utilities Co

97%

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1

25

27%

10%

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21%

common
1
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par
$5 preferred
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25

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100

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30

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23

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21

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80

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80

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28

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1

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80

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Guantanamq'.^ugar

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19%

20%

3

7,100

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Corp__No par
Greyhound Corp (The)—

_r;

33

150%

80

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13%
33

13 %

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100

80

-

13%
33

19%

41

18% Jun

31%

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103

13%

13
32

13%

40%

59% Jan

13

48 %

40%

Grumman Aircraft Corp new..

31%

103

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13%

,

152

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12%

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,

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32

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Dec

For footnotes see
page 22.

3,100

12

18%

49%

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22%

13

8%

12%

28%

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22%

20'A

5

com

Jan

Dec

8%

12 Va

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8%

111%

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pfd

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Jun

8'A

12%

18%

7%

11%
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37

300

23%

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14%

22

22

1

18

19%
23%

23

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•

No par

71%

49

7%

7%

36%

1

preferred

7%

'

36%

8

36%

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.

Ore

Sugar

Co

3,000

14%
31%

48%

com

54%




20%

10%

79

46

preferred
Bay & Western RR___-

Green

13

7% July
14

Mar

35% Aug

20
5

19%

10%

78%

48%

preferred

Jun

9%

20%

10%

*7%

3%% preferred
100
Grayson-Robinson Stores com—__1

18% Apr

100

20%

10%
78

47

common

33

Jan

21

10%

78%

*

Oct

93 %

20%

10%

77

*36%

__100 1

(The)
City. Steel_

Jan

July
July

21%

10%

46%

Co

(W T) Co

16,700

47%

Graham-Paige Motors.^
Granby Consol M S & P.—

19%

137% Jan

new

Batteries

43%

14 % Mar

43%

'

No par

Hosiery

Gould-National

Jan

12

41%

47%

_t_L

Jun

Oct

42%

8%

preferred

$5 preferred
Goodyear Tire & Rub

$5

50
270

42

»'48%

common

16%

Jun

100

41%

8%

common..1..!

33%

9%

99%

47%

preference

3

11%

100

20

11

3%% preferred
-__100
Georgla-Pac Plywood & Lumb Co__l

Jan

Nov

99%

10%

No par "
:
1

Gillette Safety Razor

12

43% Dec

100

99%
40%

'

Goodrich Co

Oct

67

95

100

19%

"18%

10c

18

Apr

144% Mar

*93%

100

337/a

40%

8%

u-.u

Sep

•

95

78

w_100

14%

Dec

*93%

17%

preferred

Jun

33% Mar

33%

95

45%

Corp_

11%

62%

34

95

40

7%

1

No par

25

108% Jun 20
14% Oct 25

33%

33%

96

47%

'

f.

20% Dec

19

8,300

21%

34

LOW AND

128% Nov

Oct

34

21%

33%
*95

1,200

46%

Goebel Brewing Co_
Gold <fc Stock Telegraph Co
Goodall-Sanford Inc
.

134,

6,500

15,200

85

General Time Corp common__No par

4%%

21'/a

•

47%

Equip Corp

convertible

21%

21

41

18%

General Tire & Rubber Co com

$5

18%

21

Dec. 16

$4.50 preferred
Gleaner Harvester Corp
Glidden Co (The) common

10

14%

18'A

21%

*

100

18%

STOCK

Glmbel Brothers

Nov

21%

14%

18%

19

14%

1

preferred

91

•

20%

15

15

39%

__10fi

21% Sep 22
'

15,700

21%

14 %

18%

20'/a

14%
18%

20%

46

Steel

4%%

9,700

30%

,

4%%

17

16%

10%

5

General Public Service

General

4,700

22%!

20%

20%

15

19%

21%

96 %

100

10

105%

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V." 22%
.

24,300

25

24%

25 Va

104

104

39%

19%

1

General Public Utilities Corp

18

24

104

77%

1

100

Castings $6 pfd
Telephone Corp__,

36%

133% July

*14%

34

*95

,

20%

14%

1

Shoe

16%

*

-

38%

20%

33%

96%

*103%

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Gen

3

28 %

Jun

34

100%

50

Gen Railway Signal com
6% preferred

10

4

28%

11

20%
Xl4

No par

General

3

3&n

Jun

93 %

33%
*95
*100

lo

Realty & Utilities

7% Jun 29
29

20% Mar

32

22

5

Refractories

17

4,

Jan

41

1% May
5% Feb
16%

Jan

19

106

T

Dec

72%

104

Jun.

98%

Dec

21%

100

104

_No par

General

90% Sep

19
10

90

,25% Dec

Jun

52 %

100

13% Apr
80

Jun

•14%

7

Oct

28 %

21 %

__

Precision

24%

4,700

_No par

General

99

7

Jan

.

21

a

25

Jan

July'..
Jan

Jan

8% Jan

17%

Dec

18%

No par

19
20

34% Nov

23

.80%

,

..:

19

com

Co

19

107

3

91
.

18%

100

22

39% Dec

10

24% Dec

79%

18%

20%

No par

20

May 4
30% May 11
41% Nov 24

25

Jan

Dec

128

-

Jun'

14%

17%

General Motors Corp common,
5
$5 preferred
_No par
Preferred $3,75 series—.
;No par
Gen Outdoor Advertising
No par
General Portland Cement Co
l
Gen

24%

24%

100

11%

'

20%

2

com

•8% Dec

30

Jun

Sep \

*103 '/a

-14%

5

32% Oct

24% July 27

Jun

; 5%

26% Oct

27

15%
64

18% Feb
127

July 13

89%

July

4% Mar 23

7

101% Jun

,

23%

104

par

___No par

__

YORK

'

3

22% Jun

Jan

,31

67

5
7

Dec

Mar

18%

54% Oct

127% Mar

38%

16% Mar

Jan

24%

77%

11 Vi

17%

EXCHANGE

19%

Jun

11%

122% Jun

Dec

104%

Feb

22%

23%

60

77%

11%

11%

16%

common

.

x97

24%

:

16%

__100

convertible

NEW

12%

106

79%

*77

79%

-11%

16'/a

preferred

Jan. I

♦76%
.

16%

com

Investors

Sper share

15

Sep

127%

12%

81

*105

16%

Instrument Corp

Highest

43% Dec
Jan

11%

STOCKS

Year 1949

123%

79%

11%

2,100
6,700

79%

79

106

16'/a

No par

$3.50 preferred

3%%

*76 '/a

11%

69 %

68%

67%

78%
*105

16%

:

General Mills common

18

79%

78%
105

105

4,900

67

68%

77%

.

7,700

18

16%

Corp___

Electric

Range for Previous
Lowest

Co

General

5%

67%

77'A

13%

18

16%

common..

14
3

67%
105'A

12%

18

71/3

common..

21

129% Mar

76%
105

230

105

105

13%

22%

Ho
Co~inc 1

General Foods Corp com

3

13% Apr
60% Sep

20

67'A

76%

13,800

48

17%

17%

22 Ye

„

2nd preferred
Cigar Co Inc com
preferred

General

16%

22%

conv

7%

17

105

600

13

_

21%

common.

General

Dec

48'A

.47%

47'/a

22%

1

Corp
1st preferred

Dec

27,600

22

No par

Cable

18% Jan

16%

_io

Co.,

Baking Co

General

21

13%

105

*77

7%

'

11% '

100

preferred
Bronze

12%

No par

(The)

General

.78%

7%

105

12%

66%

76

7%

22%

Transportation
preferred series A___No

$4.25

66%

500

7%

■

105

12

17%

105

23%

21%

ColliNo

Co

American

63

78%

105

12%

16%

106

105

49%

*23%

47%

.

47%

105

49%

23%

*103%

$4.50 preferred

8

Jan

79%

Co

105

12

7%

25%

49%

22

preferred—
50
(The)_
No par

Corp

105

47

7%
47'A

7%

6%

25

49%
♦23%

104

General Amer

24% NOV 22

47%

24%

21%

convertible

General

31

166

12

46%

24

13

July 13

6%

24

*103%

25 % Dec

13% Jan

6%

:

No par

Gar Wood Industries Inc

Dec

6% ;

No par

4%%
convertible preferred.
50
Gaylord Container Corp
1.66% /

4

23

11%

29

8

49%

23

*76

18

Oct

49%

23

75%

22

55

49%

23

*64%

;6% Apr
30% Apr

105% Mar

24%

49%

22%

*105

24% Nov

146

Dec

163%

5%

107% July 14

24%

49

22%

.6%

29

July 13

24%

49

Jio

preferred

Gamble-Skogmo Inc

18

45
July 3
101% July 13
9% July 13

Jan

11

Feb

17,400

24

50

22%;

"

17% July 13
101% Dec
4

48% Nov

Oct

3

3% July 13

19% Dec

Jun

>

9%

Feb

July 12»

25%

24%

*22%

17%

Corp_____

Gardner-Denver

17%

15% Jan

24%

24

*48

20

23% Dec

Apr
Dec

2,200
5,400
9,500

1

(Robert)

20% Apr 25

19

16%

13%

(The)

Inc

21% Nov 22

Jun

6%

Co

2

Jun

13%

12

preferred

10

Jun

'

6%

9% Nov

3%

13%

100

40% Nov

15

.

Sugar

6

10%

13%

Inc

Stores

July 25
16% July 24

32

13%

105%

preferred

18%

6

13%

Froedtert Grain & Malting
Fruehauf Trailer Co common

8

10% Oct

13%

17

_

Light

Freeport Sulphur

Jun

14%

&

convertible

Franklin

3

Nov

13%

Machinery & Chem Corp—lu

Francisco

5

25

32% Nov 20

7

13%

-

No par

preferred
Foster-Wheeler Corp

22

19% Feb

13%

12

3%%

Nov

13%

par

Power

3%%

8

12 % Oct

16

Mar

7

81

4

Feb

18

21% Dec

July 14

13%

par

Fair Stores

Nov

43% Dec

3

17%

Food

98% Dec

8% July 12

Nov

28

Dec

2,800

14

*104%

Florsheiin Shoe Class A_
Follansbee Steel Corp

Oct
Jan

47

24%

13%

pElNo

15 % Sep

15%

46%

24%
13%

24%

13'A

Carpet.Co.__.__No

(The)

Florida

14%

47%

24%

13 >/2

_^100

22% Mar 23

24%

46%

24%

*13 Va

5

preferred

July 13

Feb

47"

24'/a

13%

\

Florence Stove Co
Florida Power Corp

May
Sep

46%

24%

13'/a

46%

(The)commoi
preferred

$4

2

8%

46%

24%

13%.

IaIi

20% Mar 17

9%

45%

24'/3

13%

46%

Co__

17% July 13
12

46%

23%

5

Flintkote Co

1

Aug 10

27%

July 17

46

^_No par

First National Stores

20

Shares

share

13%

_>L_100

Mfg

&

1 per

23%

eom—J25

Tire

1 per share

45%

N Y

4%%

1 per share

Sales for
the Week

13%

Firestone

14

Dec

t per share

Friday
Dec. 22

23%

;

Truck™

Tarrant

Dec. 21

45

Corp_____r._III~I~i
Corp
III III
& Smelting Co__~~2

preferred

&

Thursday

Dec. 20

1 per share

i

Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins

9

89

21%

18% May
13% Jan

4%%

PRICES
Wednes lay

Dec. 19

20

Ferro Enamel Corp_

8

13

Feb

65

No par

Brewing Corp

Fedders-Quigan
Federal Mining
Federal-Mogul Corp

Felt

19

July 17

105

Dec

23 % Oct

July 13

52% Jan

107% Mar

Jan

July 24

52

Fairbanks Morse & Co

Motor

SALE

Tuesday

Dec. 18

I per share

Federated Dept Stores
commqn__.._5

3%

15%

HIGH

Monday

Dec. 16

EXCHANGE

$ per share

18

AND

Saturday

Jan

41%

RECORD

STOCKS

Year 1949

63

"

64%

64

66

78'%"

78""

80%

78%

19%

19%

19%

19%

65

.

15

The Commercial and

Financial Chronicle

.

..

Monday, December 25, 1959

(2492)

16

YORK

NEW

RECORD

STOCK

Lowest

$ per

Sper share

Par

$ p*r share

share

PRICES
Dec. 21

Sales for
the Week

Thursday

Dec. 20

Friday
Dec. 22

Wednesday

Shares

t per share

fper share

share

$ per

Sper share

t per share

I per share

SALE

Dec. 19

Dec. 18

Dec. 16

HIGH

Tuesday

Monday

Saturday

STOCK

YORK

EXCHANGE

Highest

Lowest

Highest

-

I per share

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1

Year 1949

AND

LOW

STOCKS

Previoua

Range for

H
Halliburton Oil

18

Sep

29

Hall

14% Jan

12

Hamilton Watch Co com

16%

Jun

24%

Dec

22 % Apr

20

12

Jan

14%

Dec

11%

Jun

13%

Dec

11% Jun

15

81

Jan

66% July 13

80% Feb

8

108% Oct

19

18%

11

Apr

25%

Jan

3

30% Dec

Jun

30

149 % Dec

6

6%

27% Jan

12

Hart

7% Feb

10

Hat

22% Nov 28

Jan

4%

Jan

7% Nov

5% Jan

Jan

68% Oct
10% Dec

64% Jan

61

6%

Jun

5%

Feb

5

81% Nov
11% Oct

9

25

8% Jan

7

25% Dec

22

Hazel-Atlas Glass

33% Oct

23

Hecht

5

July

20%

Jan

25%

Dec

84

Jan

95%

Dec

93% Feb

37%

Dec

30

Jan

Jan

103

98% Apr

3

31 % Dec

Oct

105

July 17

41

8

23%

Jan,

32%

Dec

34%

Jan

42%

Dec

39

July 14

13%

Jan

17% Aug

14

Jun

40

Jun

53

Dec

49

July 27

Feb

131

Sep

122%

Dec

26% Mar

45

62

Nov

53% Dec

*13% Aug
14% Jun

21% Jan

77

Hercules

1

Hercules

Powder

69% Dec

July 25
52% Aug 23

48

Jun
Feb

8

15% July 14

22% Feb

18

:10% Jun 27

19% Dec

22

Sep

68% July 24

56

80

6

Dec

14% Jan

4

15%

Sep

12

29%

Jun

11% Mar

15%

Dec

20% Dec 15

■"

'

Jan

8

27
5

Hinde

9

Hires

31

8

Holland Furnace Co—i

Jun

Jun

15%

Oct

10% Apr

5

17% Sep

6

Jun

22 %

Jan

16% Apr

18

20 % Aug

18

Holly

28%

Sep

25 % Jun

12

29% Mar

7

5%

34%

Jan

*24

Apr

100

50%

Jun

Nov

34%

Dec

'

Dec

11

24

Hooker

24

*31%

32%

95%

*94

95%

*94

95%

99%

Dec

Jun 28

100% Dec

19

62% Dec

11

.12%

Jun

16

Oct

15

Mar 22

24% Oct

19

Howard Stores Corp

31%

Jun

46%

Jan

33

July 25

55% Dec

18

Howe

4%

Jun,

38% Jan

12

11%

Dec

/■ 7 % Aug

8%

Jun

17%

Dec

Jun

47%

Jan

9

Feb

14%

10%

„

Jun

Oct

11%

8% Nov:
1% May

Jan

18%

Dec

17% Oct

20

4% Apr

22

Hupp

16

25% Apr

Range for Previous
Year 1949

Lowest

i per share

31%

$ per share

Jun

<22%

Feb

73
20

Jun

25%

>

36% Dec

t per

share

32% July 25

40% Mar 15

Idaho Power Co

25

62

Dec

Illinois

82% Jun 29

99

Dec

34

60

Dec

34% Deo

Jan

25

20

'<

'•<

7% Sep
21% Jan
4

29%
8%

Jun

Dec
Jan

53% Dec

55

72%

Jun

155

Jan:

Oct

165

7% July 13

10% Dec

25% July 12
5% July 14

Dec

Apr

155

Dec

15

Jan

38

Jan

26

Apr
55% Nov

24

Jun

18%

Jan

127/8Mar30

20% Nov

22

Jan

10%

Dec

11% Dec

20

8

12%

Apr

66%
1

18% Dec

Jan;

95% Dec

Jun

9%

2%

Jun.

9 %

16"% Jan
92

8
16

Jan

Dec

14

25

12% Jan

100

17

Jan

.

180%

Dec

171% July 13

5%

Feb

10

Dec

13% Apr
56% Oct

21

27

27% Dec

Jun

34%

Oct

73%

Jan

86%

Oct

81

133

Dec

22

Aug 18'

6%

Dec

.3% Dec

31%

Dec

Jan

25% Mar 31

143

Dec

Feb

S4

Jan

37%

43

7%

33% Jan
104

Feb

Feb

i5

71

Feb

49% Jan

Jun

61

Feb

25

46%

Oct

38%

Jun.

57%

Jan

34

11%

3

17

20% Jan

34

Nov

28

July 17

July 12
8

32

Jan
Feb

2% Jun

7%

Dec

Jun

18%

27% Jan
135

Jan

94

Deo

59% Oct

,an

Jan

105%

Dec

30%

Jun

50%

Jun

5% July 18
x91

Dec

29%

95%

6,

54% July 19

103

Jun

28

36% July 26

Jun

4—100

94%

can

107% Mar

100%

Feb

*34%

Feb

Packers

103% July 13

10

109y8Mayl8

43

3

66% Dec

19

62%

13

July

Dec

57% July 13

70% Nov

14% July
10% Jun

17% Nov

14% July 26

19

Jan

10% Jun

30

17%

Jun

23%

Dec

20% Jan

13

24

*13%

Jun

19%

Dec

16% Jan

30

25% Oct

23

52

Jan

Nov

49% Dec

14%

For footnotes see page 22.




27%

t per shared

Sales for

Dec. 22

the Week

99

59%

59%

*

32.%

33

60

.■

32%
52

10
A 27%

32%

34

51%

51%

*51%
*52%

6%

62%

75%

75%

158

54%

-

11%

100

23%

23

23%

6,200

93'A

94%

95 %

210
32

16%
208

174% 174%

174%

174%

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

53%

x52 %

54

27%

*90

93

53%

27%
*90

Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%

Jewel Tea Co Inc common—No par
3%% preferred
—100
_

Johns

Corp

Manville

No par

*105%
45

106
46

54

27'A

27

27'/«

91%

91%

*91

46,200

35%

130%

130%

130 %

130%

130%

130

11%

11%

50%

49%

12 Vb

12%

12%

16,400

50%

50%

49%

50'A

49%

49%

46,300

108"

8

8%

8%

107

8%

131

110

8%

*107

8%
65

*107

110

9%

9%

67%

66

69

70

*68%

71%

40%

40%

40%

40'A

403/8

40%

40%

2,100

<•'

52%

53%

52

52%

52%

53%

53

53%

3,100

35%

35%

*34%

13

20%
x29

*34 Vb

66

*68

*

*34%

35%

14%

13%

14%

13%

14'A

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

21

29%

29%

29%

29%

29%

29%

30

30%

30%

30%

32

32

34

25%

25%

19%

20%

30%

30'A
24

24 %

24

24%

24%

25%

18%

19

18%

18%

18%

19

18%

19%

6
18
*91

64%
106

46%

35

6%
18

35

35%

*136

139%

6%

*17%

6%
18

34%
'136

35%

139%

34%
*136

6%
17%

17%
92

64'A

91

91

92'A

92%

64%

64%

64

64%

64%

47%

*106

46%

107

*106

107

*106

*136

6%

6%

6%
17%

65

*34%

343/4

6%

93

■

139%

17%

92

106

35 %

13%

20%

24%

107

>

'

35

6%

*106

107

10

■47

11,300

47%

46 %

47%

45 3A

46%

45%

693/4

69

69 y8

68 Vb

700

43,500

69 %

70

69%

69%

48%

4934

48%

493A

48%

495/8

48%

49%

49

493i

95%

97 %

96%

97

97%

97%

97%

97%

97%

98

303/4

30%

31 y8

;

30%

30'A

30%

30%

10

12%

12%

12%

13%

13%

14%

14

14%

13%

14%

14%

14%

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

24%

23%

24%

'23%

24%

.24%

24%

*100%
*106%
65%
69'/8

102
107%

15%
13%

*68%
15%
13%

69%
16%
14
27'A
23%

4%

preferred
preferred

cum

—100
.'—100

City. Southern com._No par
non-cum preferred
100

Kansas

*100%
*106%
64%

102

107%
65

66%

67%
15'A

14% Nov 27

Kayser

13%

13'A

15%
13%

13%

14

28% Nov

Kelsey Hayes Wheel conv class A__1

26%

26%

27%

27%

27

27%

1

22%

22%

23%

23%

23%

23%

Class

Power

&

(Julius)
B

69%

*100% 102
*106% 107%
66
66%
*63
69
15%
15%

67%

4%

Kansas

1,030

10,700

v,'

.

Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par

Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace._<

3.80%

140

2,100

68 V»

96

30%

700

64

70%

30%

18,800

64

48%

30

1,000

18

47%

30%

3,900

91'A

*95%
30 Vb

3,100

II,900
16,400

18

*69%

1

2,600

91%

Jones & Laughlin Steel com__No par
5% preferred series A
100
Manufacturing-Co

109,600

139%

*69 Vb

Joy

300

72

13%

24%

139%

1,020

68%

64%

72

40

30%

35

7,600

9%

67

66 %
*70

30%

*136

400

109

*34%

67

13%

12%

49%

108

108

340

12'A

130%
12%

130%

12%

15%

6

34,800

Johnson & Johnson common—12 %

•

200

4%

35%

13

-

1,400

92

3%

8%

6

65

53%

27%

91%

36%

49%

34

93

53%

27%

3%

107%

139%

65

54%

27%
91%

54%

35%

66

*91

II,900

54

27%

91%

3%

8%
66

18

13,100

36%

29%

5%

440

11%

11%

11%
53%

3%

11%

-

29,800

32%

175%

35%

130

108

1,500

214

32

175

3%

20%

18

212

32%
175

36%

29%

1

18%
213

3%

20%

No par
pfd—100

10%

35,900

58,900

36%

29
31%
24 %
18%

:

175

3%
18 Vb

3%

20%

34

,.31%

3%
17%

36%

*28%
*30
24 %
18%
*136

17%
209

110

3%

3%

11%
49%

;

3%

36%

36%

1,

175

93

3%

35%

common—.—50c

32%

174%

*33%

,

17%
210

31%

54%

Dept

16%
208

32%

10%

65
*66

17

209%

31%

174%

;

15,200

11%

22%

10
52%

8%

19%

18%
*10%

22%
3%

48%

18%
*10%

19

19%

11%

22

93%

*107

9,000

11%

3%

130%

1,400

156%
54%

54%

55

18%

93%

31%

"155

156%

19%

3%

^ "208

54%

11%

94 V

16%

*155

22%

53%

Co

55

22%

18%

70

(F L)

157

3,900
3,000

77

*10%

"

39%

;

54%

6%
63%

11%

19

39%

*—

55%

63

"75%

22 %

68%

Coal

*155

158

*152

,

55

2%

31'A

6%

6%

62'A

*93%

11%

4,100

75

2%
16%

3%

28%

74%

93%

93%
3%

28%

74

2%
16%

204

28%

73%

93%

30%

27%

9,800

73%

40%
54%
36
13%

Creek

27%

10%

6%

*10%

2%

35%

Salt—

preferred

27%

70

10

63%

6%

300

52%

10

6%

68

Interstate

27%

600

I,470

19,600

52

52%

63%

6 %

33%

*52%

64

•

58

33'A

60

31,600

58%

98%

56

I,

99

*58

I,800

57%
97

61%

99

99

Shares

36

36

36

-58%

62

60%

$ per share

t per share

35

35%

35%

99%

Light Co_——8.75
& Co
5

Mar

Friday

Dec. 21

63%

*39%
'54%
7% preferred
25
*33
International Telep & Teleg-iNo par { —■ 12%
International Utilities Corp
z__5
*20%

11

49% Dec 18
Dec 22.,

103% Apr

35%

32

Thursday

Dec. 20

94

a 130%

Limited—15, '

No par
—lNo par
International Silver common.^—25

1

25% Sep 15

105%
,

t

International' Paper common—17.50
$4 preferred
—i-—No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
5%
preferred
•
.——100

57% May 18

Dec

25

4,500

SALE PRICES
Wednesday

22

*90

—100

Preferred—

3

19

98% Jan

—100
I

Corp
Int'l Nickel of Canada com__No par

96% May 15

14% Dec

Aug

v.

Jaeger Machine Co

Mar 24

102

17%

6%

18%
>

—

—

Jacobs

6

5

29,600

16"%

61%

33

*26%

-I;

11

34% Mar

22

3,300

3%

16%

60%

174%

.

25

23% July 17

--

18%

3%

16%

22

204
-

7% Jan

70% Mar

11%

15"%

-

No par

common——-No par

;; k
,

-No par

1

Machines-

18% Sep

98

—

18%

3%

16%

64%

541/2

18%

2%

$6

71

9

18%

3%

*93%

Island

3

Jan

15

18%

21%

3

27% Jan 13
81% Jan 13

12%

14%

3%

*97 %
■

46,100

614

*152

18%

11'

48

40% Mar

Tuesday

59

8,800

15%

731/2

-

54%

*10%

100

preferred,

International

27%
-

•

74

>

35% Dec

Dec

HIGH

$ per share

58%

18%

51%

16%

17

35%

18%'
50%

18%

15

Dec. 19

60%
99%

600

19%

51%

63%

-

6'/a

63 %

154

_No par '

Rubber

Iron

•

54

1
5

common—

preferred——
International Miriing

14

Dec

Jan

32%

•

27%
-■

*72

27% Sep 22
21% Sep 29

J&n
^aQ

.

:

10

*152

Stores—,—Nb par .
Intertype Corp
——
No par
Iowa-Iilinois Gas & Elec Co„No par
Iowa Power & Light Co—:
10 1

'

<

7,300

3%

18

3%

AND

35%

58%

32%

%

6

No par

4%

22

54%

Dec

8%

Oct

5

*34%

60%

...

preferred

Business

19

Jan

16%

$ per share

35%

63%

1

Inc

Corp

Harvester

Apr 21
Dec

141

17%

17

.

14%

18%

3%

18

5,000

9%

15

15%

14%
'

3%

Dec. 18

9%

Copper—T—20 r

Ctfs

International

Apr

52 %

18%

54%

9%

50%

19

52

Monday

32

International Shoe—,

19

86

mi
TUn
2,/ iun
30%

5

July H

14% Jan

Cons

18

45

19

52%

3%

17

59%

—100 i

28

30

18%

50%

14

13%

*

18%

; 17%

18

3%

35%

.—No par

Oct

22% Jun

4

13%

• per share

Electrica De Mex, S A—

Inspiration

1

Dec

13%
*17%

20%

54 %

9%

*18%

v

51%

19

*19%

54%

.27%

1

Aug

50%

1,000

20%

9

9%

Dec

61% Oct

23

*18%

50%

3,300

11,600

54%

10'A

72

3

9%
19%

9%

'9%

9%

9%
50

10

107%

*19%

10

70

16

148

if./

18
1
22

36% May

Feb

Jan

Sep

,9% Jan1

Jun

81

7

Apr

136% Aug

< 9%

9%

20

46% Jan

17% July 26

11 A

8

Jan

20

23% Dec
24

17

42% July 3
32% Aug 30

Jan

'24

55%

9

10%

7

110

July 25
38% July 18

July

18%

20

55

:

10%

"When issued"

9% Dec

1

52

Jan

-

19%

55%

10%

7%

18

14% Aug
59% Sep

July 12

Nov

14

20

54%

*16%

Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Int Minerals & Chemical com
5

137 % Jun

9

50

30% Aug
7% Jun

19%

55%

■

52%

Jan 16

9% May

14

41
>

19%

54%

52%

Int'l

36% Dec

129% Dec

Dec

103% Nov

4% Nov

19%

53%

21

*51%

Int'l

23

95% Nov

8

11% Dec
33%

61%

52%

20

24

i

60%

51%

4%%

8

Feb

61

*52%

Interchemical

Mar 29

32% Oct

181

7% July 12
31% Jan 25

Jun

52

60

*106%

*51%

Interlake

164%

3%

51%

61%

-

52

21

Dec

25%

52%

61

52%

Intercontinental

29%

'

107%

51

62 %

52%

19

;

;■

107%

51%.

60%

Saturday

preferred

70

99

*98

61%

*51%

-9

240

2,300

51%

18% Dec

13

33 %

52%

Oct

Jan

July 17'
25% Jun 27

32%

99

51 %

3% Dec

185

32%

99

100

100

*106%

LOW

preferred

Insuranshares

Jun

Dec

32%

30'%

*32% '33

*52%

6%
\

22%

234

900

•

60%

Co common.100

Inland Steel Co

*145%
'

30%

30%

50

10J

25% Oct

l%Jan

Jan

13%

Aug

30%

30%

—50
5

Industria

41%

11%

10,500

60

'

Dec. 16

Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common

22

175

12%

Indianapolis Power & Light—No par

18

9
Jan 19
65% Sep 22
77

12%

12%

12%

107 %

t

preferred
Illinois Terminal RR Co

33% Mar 27

42% Mar 28
63
Jun 29

32%

*

cum

May

30

•

cum

10% Jan

33% Mar
.

4.08%

/

50%

58%

4.26%

30

12%

103

*106%

57

9

141%

105%

143%

U03

12

750

141%
*103%

141

51%

98

18

'

144%
103%

31

32

100

42%

43

41%

V 43%

43%

107%

98

41% Mar 23

42%

4,200

-

57

52% Dec

33,600

51

s

52% Jun

400

34%

35%

51%

:

14

27%

34%

100%

54

pfd ser A—100
series A——1000
Illinois Power Co common
No par

27

18%

*26%

35%

107%

*19%

ctfs

Oct

19

27

33%

100

stock

Dec

18%
27

30%

31

19

2,100

19

18%
27'%

51-

non-cum cony

50

12%

106%

►

0%

30% Nov 29

12%

*101%

12%

fi

5,150

21%

11%

143%

31 ><v

»'■

*97 %

52

37% Nor

31%

12%

20%

11

*18%

43%

12

1,400
9,900

21

32%

103%

*101%

12%
22

*27

•

144

142%

.

600

18%

•

12%
21%

10%

33

43%

.

12%

RR

8:

20

'32%

•

330

12%

20%

27%

*27
;

43%-

31

100%

17

n

Central RR

,"■?

18 Vb

18

18

,12%

51%

"t

34% Jan

12%

.

46,300
.

5,900

107 %

Par

$ per share

>

18

12%

12%
'•
20%
20%
10%
10%
,18%
18%

12%

3,400

51%

No par

STOCK

YORK

18

*17%

,

19%

19%

>106%

EXCHANGE

Dec

IOO

Jan

NEW

Dec

36%

Jun

•

Range Since Jan. 1
1
Highest

Lowest

Highest

18%

13%

";

103%

12

,3

"

STOCKS

14

143

*102%

32

—1

—.

Refrigerator Co

Hussman

13

-j;

13%

34%

.141%

31

32

non-cum

Corp

14%

27

11%

*30%

Hudson Bay Min

7

14

18%

43

43

11%

:

:--v

33%

34

103%'

1

18% Dec

3
July 17

5%

14

14

27

145

Sound Co—„—

July 13

.l%Jan

24:

24

14

13%

10%

60

8% Jan 12

Nov

22

52% Nov

9

78

*

*78

21%

*101%

preferred-,——_100
& Sm Ltd—No par
Hudson Motor Car,
—-12.50
Hunt Foods Inc—
6.66%

13

Jan

2%

1

35% Mar

79%

77%

10%

*143

5
Hudson & Manhattan common—100

XI Vb Mar 13

.11% July 21

33%

19%

77%

20%

*100

—;

18%

21

25

preferred
<
Light & Power
Houston Oil of Texas vtc_

Houston

20

18%
78

)

_—100
—100
No par

4%

22

56% Jun

preferred

3%%

18

107% Dec

19%

17%
77%

i.

42%

Electrochemical Co com—5

48% May
44% Oct

3

19%

18

78

17%

33%

Jun

13

19

12%

i8

600

16 %

17%

18%

53%

16%

78%

13%

27%

2,100

53%

*125

19%

12%

18%

39%

53%

16%

17%

*27

L

39%

53%

54

19%

12%

*10 " -10%

10

126%

39%

126%

16%

17%

•

*53%

5,700

54

*12%
20%

54

6,900

65%

64%

19

64%

39%

*125

126%
39%

39%

10

18%
64'A

54%

78%

13%

13%
*

40

2,000

40%

18%

18%

65

64%
*125

126

39%

26

*39

40

*39

18%

-

107

25%

20

16%

78%

18%

*105%

25%

800

2,800

34%

33%

107

25%

40

*39

65%

65 %

*125

;

40

54%

16%

18%

126

'18%

19

39

17%

67%

65%

39%

54%

39

*105%

25%

,

24 7A

33%

33%

107

25

25%

18%

*125

40

25%

39%

17%

1

65

*77%

25%

*39

,■

125%

16%

Jan

Feb

17%

19

42%
29%

*105%

39%

33'A

33'A

107

*54

Household Finance common--No par

July

34

*105%

32%

39%

10

94

33%

107

25%

17

10

46% Jan

33

*105%

26

*39

Jan

103

32%

107

*25%

*>1,1

38% Feb

v

*94

95 %

*94

95%

*94

*105%

34

9

6%

6%

6%

95%

*94

29% July 13

Jan

4,800

25
32

29% July 27

14

25 %

6%

32

Nov

10% July 13

47,100

24%

Nov

Dec

13%

1,800

...

6%

7%

36
12.50

Mining

1

10%

32 VB

$4.50 2nd pfd

May 24

6%

6%

24%

35%

- 8

10%

6%

,41%

,30

Dec

Nov
"

10%

31%

Jan

Jun

101

155
107

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

5,000
2,200

77%

24%

Feb

9%

i

Dec

13

*77%

6%

,86%

■

101%

Sep

Jan

77%

,

6

24%

28%

94%

109

*77%

78

*77 'A

5,000

25%

6

31%

series A
LNo par
$4.25 preferred—,—;
No par
Houdaille-Hershey com——No par
$2,25 conv preferred
50

116

25%
6%

25%

6%

23%

—5

Corp common
preferred-

Homestake

25'A

6%

79

'

155

*150

,

25%

6%

31%

5

& Sons

(A)

47% Nov

July 25
32% Jan 13

E)

Sugar
conv

47% Jan

31

Paper Co

(Charles

Hollander

8%
16%

24 % Mar

,

155

25%

32%

5
,,—10
1

Hilton Hotels Corp_

14% Sep
19% Sep

Dauch

30%

24%

Chemical Corp common—1
preferred series A——100

&

*77%

10%

9%

29%

6%

x6%

6%

29%

25%

25

79

106%

29%

■

10

72%

106%

*151

155

*151

155

*151

25%

.

*70%
*105%

32%

65

Co

29%

29%

6%

6%

*124

16% May

July 12

106%

29%

152

72

*105%

24

common—No par

Heyden
3%%

*105%

29%

13

13%

*70%

72

*70%

24%

preferred
——100
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
4%% preferred series A
50
Hewitt-Robins
Inc—
,,i—5

Jan

2,500

*13

13%

13

13

70%

32%

6

5%

1

13%

14%
13

70%

24%

No par

Motors—•—

127% Mar 13

2

34

12% Dec

-

Jun
Jan

20

3

84%

8% May

12%

Mar 10

44

21%

Dec

11%

26

14%

7,000

*31%

,.100
Heinz
25
3.65%
preferred:—1—100
Helme (G W) common,
1—10
7% non-cupi preferred-—_—25

9

Oct

20% Mar

29

122% Aug

•

12,000

15%

5

Co

common

preferred *
(H J) Co common

33% Mar 16

20

Co

3%%

5,

Jan

107

Mar 20
Dec

25

Hayes

30%

15%

106%

*77%

9%

9%

30

15%

28%

24%

79

30%

14%

*30%

'

*105%

*149

6%

*77%

600

30

15

31

15

Mfg Corp

3

20% July 18
25

98%

preferred—

Hayes Industries Inc

29%
24%

30%

30%

14%

*30%

106%

29

152

6%

1
——100
1
2

Corp of America common

4%%

1

8% July 13

28%

23%

10

Marx—

30%

30%

13

*105%

106%

*149

—100

preferred
Schaffner &

Dec

9% Jan

Jun

19%

3

22

*105%

31%

31

72

12%
*69

72

*68

■

30%

30%

•

15

14%

15

12%

12%

par

com__.No par

Harbison-Walk Refrac

20

141

Dec

20%

14%

5

No

preferred
—100
(M A) Co $4.25 pfd__No par

conv

Hanna

Feb

149

May

104

Printing Co

(W F)

4%

Jan

23%

Nov

142

13% July 25

30%

30%

24

8

108% Nov

31

30%

Nov

30% Dec

Apr

31

30%

35

Dec

72% July

32%

*30

Hackensack

39%

104%

*31

14

Jan

.

25

Well Cementing—5

Water

46% Feb

31

*100% 102
*105% 107%
66
66%
*68
70
-15%
15%
13%
14%
27
27
23%

23%

*100% 102
*106% 107%
66
66%

27%
23%

*100% 102
*1C6% 107%
66'A 66%
68% 68%
16% 16%
14
14%
27
27
23%

23%

9,900
61.200

7,400
500

8,800
6,700
1,100

6,500

'

Volume 172

Number 4971

.

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

NEW
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

Jan

49% Apr

3

75% Dec

45'/a Mar

1

63% Oct

17

Feb

16%

Nov

15% Jan

3

17 % Jun
10 % Jun

25 %

Deci

24

27% May 24
47% Nov 27

16 %

Pec

13% July 20

62

72%

Pec

67 ya Aug

11%

i

t

,

Mar

13

Jan

Jan

43

Dec

36% Dec

48%

Feb

62%

Dec

50

43

Jan

60%

Dw

31%

90% Aug
Feb

,*35%
,

.

Jan

98

Jun

14

Nov

37

Nov

101

24

(■

"'

1

74

Oct

23

Dec

t per share

Shane

74%

75%

74 %

75Va

74%

75Va

74%

75

74%

74 7%

55

56%

'543A

55%

55%

56

55

55%

55

55

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

24

24 Va

243/b

24%

24Va

24

243/a

4,200

43

46 Yb
17

46

46 >/2

6,600

16%

17

Kress

35

Bale* tee

the Week

74%

J,

4% preferred
Kresge (S S) Co

J'iIY 17

share

54%

1

% Dec 20

J per share

$ per share

Friday
Dec. 22

Dee,.21

t

73¥a

5;

53

Dec .20

S per* share

54%

6

34

-

Thursday

Wednesday

Dec. 19

5

Dec

Jan

62

Tuesday

Dee.16

8 per share

Monday

—No par

42% Jan

19

July 12

•'

Keystone Steel,& Wire Co. ..No par
Kimberly-Clarke, Corp com. ..No par
Kinney fG R) Co common.
$5 prior preferred*
—No par
Koppers Co Inc common,.
—10

,

76% Nov 24,

11

24% July 12
93% Jnn
9

,25%

,

20

Kennecott Copper.,
Kern County Land Co

SALE PRICES
*

Par

18

Nov

Jun

LOW AND HIGH
Dec. 16

X per share

■

56%

Jun

39

RECORD

Saturday

EXCHANGE

.

48%

40

STOCK

NEW YORK STOCK -

Highest.

$ per share

share

$ per

Jper share

YORK

STOCKS

Year 1949

Lowest

(2493)

it.-

22

(S H)

Kroger

Co

"When

;

43

43%

46

45%

46%

45%

47

453/a

*163A

17%

17%

17%

*•16%

171/4

*16¥a

17

17

*73

75

75

*73

75

*73

75

*73

34

*73

34%

347/a

353A

35

993A

*98%

993A

*99

—100

367/a

37

36%

37

36%

I—No par

(The)

*98%

,._*_.10

& Co..I

51

51

51

52

50%

67%

68%

*33%

34%

—No par

1

1

07

issued"

67

*32%

34%

35%

99

100

99

99%

99%

37%
51%

37

.

35 ¥e

36%
*100 »A

100 %

310

37%

36 ¥a

36 ¥a

50%

50 %

51

7,100
2,600

2,500

36>A

36%

51
69

67%

68

*67%

69

68 7/a

34%

34% •

*33%

343A

35

5,800

69%

343A

68

400

75

363/4
51

35

37

*34

,

35%

353A

*73

75

23,300
3,800

50

200

'■

;•
1

'

f

\

4%
1

Jan

3%

Jun

17%

'

Jan

9¥a

8

Jun

7% Nov 24-

Laclede Gas Co

Jan

3% Jun 28

7% Dec

20

La

Dec

19% July 12
j o v* Jun
5

25 y« Oct

25

Lambert

6

Oct

-

6

22¥a
11 ¥a

July 13

12% Jun 22

Co

47

Dec
Oct

42% Dec

15

47 y2 Jan

Jun

26%

Jan

22 Va Jan

19

37

Oct 18

Lane-Wells Co

37

Jan

45%

Dec

40% Jan 25

62 y2

Sep 28

Lee

16%

Jun

22%

Jan

20

90%

Jan

98

May

94

63A

Jun

113A

Jan

7

33¥a

Jun

49 7/a

Dec

3¥a

Jun

5¥a

Jan

1%

'

Jun

3

Jan

!

'

.

'

<

15

t

24%

Jun

4%

Jan

3

Jan

24

25% May 9
100y8Sep 25
21-

50% Jan

7

13% Dec

20

4% Jan

3

1% Jun

12

Jan

20

8%

Jun

56%

Dec

51

8%

Feb

11%

Dec

9

7% Dec

20

20%

Feb

26% Sep

19

6%

Jun

8% Mar

34%

Jun

37% July
91% Oct

11%

11%

113/a

12

12%

*42%

43 %

*42%

43%

*42%

44

*42%

32%

323/4

33

33%

32%

33

32%

32%

1,500

5

51%

51%

32%
52%

52

52

52%

52%

53

52%

53

1,600

20%

21%

20

21

53%
21%

22

22

99

98

98

*98

99

Tire

21%

21%

48%

*43

13%

Feb

186

123/8

113/4

11%

..No par

15

33% Dec

6

52%

Jun

x67

19

Jun

57% July 5
28% Feb 27

Dec

13 %

Jun

33 7A Oct
17% Dec

65%

Jun

78

16%

Feb

14%

,

45% Nov 20-

Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co
—10
Libby McNeill & Libby.
7
Life Savers Corp..
5
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
25
l'/o preferred
100
Lily Tulip Cup Corp*...
,_No par

82% Oct

27

Link

44% Nov 24

Lion

15

Jun

29

14% July 12

21 % Jan

71

3

25 Yb

Dec

23% Jan

18 3A

Aug

Jun

76

Dec

14% Juiy 12
60% July 26

15 %

Jun

25%

Oct

21% Jnlv 17,

27%

Dec

23

Jan

y8

172%
32

Jan

31% May
20% Jun

,95

,,

15

.

Dec
Dec

t per share•

Loew's Tnc .,4
Lone Star Cement Cprp

28% Aug 17...

13% Sep

28'

4

Jan

174

Lorillard

19

M«v 23

7f?

*

4%%

Steel

317/a

74

73%

74

180

180

.

9%

Lowest

Highest

$ per share

$ per share

NEW

Highest

,

^

%

'-95%

11% Feb 28

14%

Oct

42

Dec

36 3/4 Aug

8

139

Oct

135% Mar

3

YORK

$ per share

-

17

M & M Wood

May 4
41% Mar 24

143

MacAndrews

Sep

19

6%

5

430

6%

jtm

283/4 ,Tnlv 17

34% May 25

Macy

(R H)

7

Mar

Dec

13

Jan
Dec

Jun

183/4

Feb

10%

Apr

17%

Jun

25

Dec

6%

Jan

8%
18%

Oct

19%

Apr

243/8

Dec

95%

Jan

104

7%

Jun

12

Apr'

10%

Feb

13%

Jan

39%

Jun

59

Dec

11%

Jun

19%

Jan

Dec

105

Jan

20

<38
89

25

Jan

3

8% July 25
18 %

Apr 19
23% Jan 25
100,% Aug
7
9% Jan 13

18
13

24 % Apr
550

19

35% Oct

3

9% Nov

3

Marine

4

Market St Ry 6% prior pfd
_100
Marshall Field & Co com
No par

19 %

May

33% Dec

20

106% Sep

25

21% Dec

18

4%%
"Martin

Midland

preferred
L)

175,

Feb

3

453/4 July 13
97

Jan

185
59;

Sep

41%

37%
15%

15%

74

73%

25%

42

41%

17

18

17%

18%

77

77

76%

77

373/4

383/4

38

•

383/4

375/8

38%

37%

37%

16%

15%

15%

155/B

16

153/4

.16%

74

73

74

733/4

74

74% •753/4

25

25

25

26

167

48%

48%

31%

32%
101

28%

28

28%

26%

5,000

12%

12%

123/4

12%

123/4

44,100

233/4

24%

24%

24%

30 %

* 48%

■

168

168

29%

493/4

33

32

*101

46

31%

323/4

101

*29%

102%

28%

28%

*101

283/4

28%

'

LOW

Saturday

Monday

Dec. 16
9 per share

*

168

253/4

26%

26

167

*165%

167

5,000
70

167

30%

30%

30%

305/B

303/4

4,000

493/4
323/a

49%

503/b

.495/8

50%

18,400

32

32%

15,800

*101

102 %

102%
28%

t per

313/4
*101

28%

323/B
102%

28%

28%

28 %

,

*

10

S.^OO

Mar 28

3

30% Dec; 16

Dec

39%

34

Apr

30%

Nov

60%

41% Dec

33%

'19%

Feb

25

21%

44.

July
July
July
July
July
July

19
27

37% Jun
105.

25

Aug 17

May

9

3

52% Mar 15

17

40% Nov 21

13
13
13

581

Jan

3

42% Feb

10

26% Jan

9

17%

Jan

127/a Apr
143/4 Jan

5

12% July

3

32% Oct

<70% May
28 3/4 Jun

93%

Nov

82

Jan

5

94% Nov 27

34%

Oct

32% Jan

6

120%

27

Dec

13%

Jan

10% July 17

17% Nov 20

49

Jan

42

.15% July
8% Jan

x21% July 19

53

19% Nov 27

Apr

433/1

pec

99

Dfec

95% Nov
x20% Jan

9

25

37% July 17

97%

Jan

104%

Dec

101% Feb

1053/4

Oct

110%

Feb

106

Nov

7%. Jan

20

3

63

Jun

12

100

Jun

22

34% July 12
49% Nov 27

21

Dec

7

110

6

104% Nov 28

102% July
8%

Jun

143/4

Jan

13

375/8

Jun

48

Dct

383/4 Feb 23

14 %

Jun

18%

Dec

15

18%

Jun

34

Dec

28% Jan

139% Mar

9

13

Jan

Dec

11

16

90

40

Oct

Jan

27

Jan

64

27% Jan

14% Jan

6% Aug 11
393/4 Jan 13

23%

18% Aug 16
11

Jan

3

July 13
13

125

107% Sep
Apr

7
12

share

Jan

July 18
10% Jun 29
8% July 3

139% Nov

13

16% Dec

20

15% Dec

19

31;

Jan

July 17

42% Dec

11

99

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142

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1
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Mclnstyre Porcupine Mines—
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22

22

22

22

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McQuay Norris Mfg Co
10
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.No par
4%% preferred (1st series).—100

16

16

15%

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15%

19

15 ¥4

15 ¥4

153A

15%

153/4

800

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22

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54

54

54

55

55

54 ¥4

54%

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23%

23%

23%

23%

24%

23'/a

24

McKesson & Robbins Inc com
McLeilan

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Co..

<

4% 2nd preferred (1st series)—50

Melville Shoe

Mengel Co
57«

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(The)

1

1

Merch &.Min Transp CoMerck & Co Inc common
$3.50

preferred

Merritt-Chapman &
Mesta

4.35%

3.85%

preferred series

Middle South Utilities

Inc

Midland Steel Prod common

8% 1st preferred
Mlnneap & 8t Louis Ry
Minn, St P & 88 Marie

400

9,200

15%

15%

15 ¥4

15%

16'/a

16

16%

49

49

49

49

51

51

50

51

17%

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17¥a

5,800

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59%
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46

6%

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300

61

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6,500

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100

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48

46%

46%

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41%

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42%

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131%

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133%

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13,500
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6,500
400

140

107%

51%

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103

104%

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100

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.

10

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460

58

23

17%

46

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22 ¥a

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15
1

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58

23%

49

15

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preferred series

23 Va

1,300

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50c

Metropolitan Edison 3.90%

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*

38%

50

i„

—

38%

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3%

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Scott—.No par

Co

Machine

23

1

common

convertible 1st preferred
Stores Co Inc

Mercantile

Mid-Continent

7

$ per share

Dec. 21

t per

*39

40

30%

Miami

20% Mar

shaje

Friday
Dee, 22

Thursday

Dec. 20

$ per

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18% Nov 24

54% Nov 30

y

*140

13%

-

15%

issued"

55% Dec

21

PRICES

Wednesday

Dec. 19

141
16%

*13%'

31%

May Dept Stores common
$3.75 preferred
s

173/4 May 11

SALE

Tuesday

.

Masonite

$3;40

52

AND HIGH

Dec. 18

12

$3;75

27% Sep

99:

12

36,700
1,600

76

23%

11%

18

49

Dec

12%

53,100

16%

12

12%

30

23% May.11

Jan

10% Aug
7% Jun

37-3/4

153/4

235/a

11%

Feb

July 13

Jan

124% July

37%

12%

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30%

102

*100
t

167

29%

48%

30

.

,

77%

23%

12
59%

Jan

July

30%

Jun

19

18%

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12

11
5fi

90

19% July 14

<41%

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41%

.40%

42

235/e

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100

18

July

100

•

30

47%

;

167

167

.

,

20%

22

Jan

18

.

180

.; 75%

20%

it)

25

7% Mar

1,500
15,500
8,800
1,200

17%

Martin-Parry Corp

26

39

'.

1,400

78 3A

77

21%

9

3

Jun

393A

78 3/4

165/a

20%

12

13

Jun

39%

79

76%

21

Nov

11% Jan

Jun

40%

17%

20

Jan

42% Jan

73/8

*39

189

77%

*102

100

Aug 18

Dec

12%

180

77¥4

11

Co

Master Electric

19% Mar

'

1,600

16,700

181

423A

6.25

.

Mathieson Chemical Corp
1% preferred

Dec

'34%

20,300

*180

180

100

(Glenn

22

12%

Jan

753/4

17
.

5

31% Nov

45

17 % Mar

1

Corp

15

May

Jun

75

9

75%
180

41%

*297/a

...5

18% Nov

963/4 Dec

Dec

Shirt

Maracaibo Oil Exploration..
Marathon Corp '

12% July 13
24% .THIv 27

87

xl3

74Va

43

25%,

No par

13% May 8
69% May 22

Dec

45%

74

15%

No par

Bros

9% July 19
48.% July 25

Dec

36% Dec

Co Inc com

Manhattan

88

Jun

73Va

40%

'74

...5

13

98

.Feb

73%

77

1)41

23

Feb

29%

33 %

17

* *39

9% Oct

Jan

124

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33%

35%

„

5

23% Oct

80

100

34,100

9

'34

41%

_100

17

Apr

<89

Jan

31%

313/4

8¥a

*33%

8¥a

783/4

common—10

6% July 13

16

,

Dec

<90

31

303/4

9
34

,

D'

Mandel

49

'30% Mar

31%

34

"

Par

30

983/4 Dec

Jun

30%

87/a

80

f

9% Oct

Jan

7%

31

40

(

9

Jun

30

11,200

70%

_

30

Aug

<

233/4

40

•

Jan

179

-

23%

'

•

12% Aug

5

14% Apr
30% Nov

"When

Feb

23%

77

.100

4

3

July

7% Jan

Dec

16% Mar

3

Mar 30

10% Jan

Dec

6%

170

23%

78 %

:

4%% preferred series A„—100
Madison Square Garden
—No par
Magma Copper
10
Magnavox Co (The).
1
Mahoning Coal RR Co
1
50
Manati Sugar Co
1

510

Dec

15%

Nov

8% Dec 12
15

9% Aug
11

23%

40 ¥a

12%

7% Mar 30

Jan

193/4

101

Jan

20

525

23%

777/a

-

24

Trucks Inc

Jun

4,000

23%

403/a

23 5/a

:

Mack

Jun

12%

39¥a

11%

v

Forbes

19

Feb

4,900

12

78

25

Working Co

&

18% Dec

104%

3,600

7%

66%

,

11%

78

123/s

*

preferred

11% Mar 31

Jun

7%

.66%

7%
66

393A

23%

'

15% Jan

Jan

45,000
6,300

11%

393A

25%

STOCK

--

Jun

8% July
10%

60,300

2%
203/4

66

16%

EXCHANGE

.Tun

9

13%

2%

13%

,2%

113%

40

10

STOCKS

Range Since Jan. 1

Apr

Jun

1,000*

203/b

13%
21

7%

<

30

48

i
.

.

Jan

31%

48

54,500

*115/8

78

12%

:

483/8

2,400

10%

34

*179

100

Co

20%

10

73%

-

180

7%

160

66%

8%
*

66

10%

333A

83/4

33'A

M

131

303/4

8¥a
32%

23%

preferred series A—

Lukens

303A

7%

7

99

4,300

44

-

Low^nsuein <M) & Sons Inc com__l

29% NOV 24

223/4

,

4

17% Jun 29

22% ,23%

.

21

22 y2 Mar 24
97% Feb 17

11%

—10

38% Sep

Oct

11%

21%

78

No par

102% Dec

Sep

2%

11%

,_No par

preferred

13%

23/a

2%

66%

85/a

*38'A

No par

(P) Co comqaon;

13%

21

6%

32

180

..No par

Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
Long Island Lighting Co

29

Mar

1

t.

•

21

21% Mar

.

Lockheed Aircraft Corp.

4

Mar 16

T.on»siM"« rtas & Elec Co
(Ky) No par
Louisville & Nashville
i___*_50

25%

year 1949

18

18% Oct

50% Dec

Jan

Range for Previous

,

12%

20%

65%

73%

Oil Co—;
;
Liquid Carbonic Corp com
No par
3%% convertible preferred—. 10C

9

13%
2%

2

6%

8%

No par
No par

„

3

34% Jan

100

Jun

Co

38% Dec
81

11
Aug
1
22% July 18
164
July 7
8
29% Ded

41%

Jan

Lowest

13-

Belt

48%

20%

31%

,

81%'Apr 17

Aug

Jan

,153

Mar 31

Jan

:

*60

3

187

19%. Jan

f

89% Jan

48%

31%

303A

3

48%

10%
483/a

12%

12%

10%

22%

23%

21%
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93/8

65%

x64

12

93/8

2%

6%

6%

12

48%

48%

20 %

11%

L

9

2

_'_5

,

*98

9

20

65

Lerner Stores Corp

177

12%

2

19%

*6

7% Jan

Sep

170

48%

1%

19%.

22

99

8%

64%

28% July 26

Apr

21%
*98

8%

C%

9

Dec

*51

99

*98

24% Jan

73

.12%

11%

423%

32%

30% Dec

723A

7

23

11%

—

19

37,300
2,500
3,700

73%

6%

22%

23

423/4

Lehn & Fink Products

28

7%

73/a
'6%

11%

23

Oct

7

6%
22%

32%

13% Oct

9% Oct

7%
22%

42%

66% Dec. 22

38

7
X22

7

22%

42%

July 17
July 17
July 13

30% Aug 25

7

7

7Va

6%
22 %

*31%

$3 non-cum 1st preferred—No par
50c ncn-cum 2nd pfd
No par
Lehman Corp (The)
1

4% Apr 20

Jun

*41%

7

7

22%

*13%

Lehigh Coal & Navigation Cq—10
Lehigh Portland Cement
__25
Lehigh Valley RR
No par
Lehigh Valley Coal com
1

2% July 26
21% Dec

22%

1

<

—

& Sons Co common
3
3.85% cumulative preferred_._100

1Q% Dec

14% Jun 30

&

7%

6%

22%

__50

±

Lees (James)

July 13

38% July 13

Jan

Rubber

7

22%

*.Nopar

Bryant common
4%%. preferred

25.

7

7%

7

No par

Lane

Jan

193/4

,7

.

pfd.75 Pesos Mex

(The)

43

'

4

*

Con8o)idad 6 %

17 ¥a

16¥a
43

18

43 ¥a

54

17%
43

132%

20

17%

9,400

543A

19,800

17%

26,600

43%

6,200

132%

220

1311/4

132%

15%

16%

■•15%

163/4

16%

16 S/8

16

16%

21,800

14%

15%

15¥a

15 ¥4

15%

15%

15

15%

23,800

40

41'A

41

41%

8,500

133

133

Minneapolis-Honeywellt Regulator—
87

Mar

101

Nov

For footnotes see page




22.

10

112

Nov 21

Common

3.20%

l_.i

conv

.1.50

pfd series A——100

.

*109

111

•

110

110

109

110

41 »A

109%

41

109%

413/g
110

41
110

110

570

17

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(2494)

NEW
Range for Previous

Highest

Lowest

t per share

t per

t per

share

66%
104

Jun

101

Deo

Jan

108

Dec

104

10 ft

Jun

14%

Jan

67%

Jun

80

Feb

16%

Jun

22% NOT

54%

Jun

10%

3%

Jun

15%

Jun

9

Nov

5

19% Dec

22

84

Nov

10

26% Dec

Minn

22

July 19

16

Jun

27

27% July 26
46% Jan 25

Min &

$4

Mfg

LOW

$5.50

1st

$1.50

34% Mar 20

No par

2nd

preferred

Apr

12%

Deo

11% Jan

26%

Nor

24% Jan

Jan
Jun

10

57 %

54

Dec

6

Mohawk

Carpet

Mojud

40

Monarch

Dec

21

77% Dec 21

July 26

Deo

14%

111% Jun

27

10% Jun

30

Jun

59% Mar

10%' Jan

13% Deo

12% Jun

135

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11% Jan

July 13:

11 %

21%

29
24

'

11

'

<42%

'

24% Dec 22

18

-i-

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r

?32%

7

Corp
Corp

National Supply

20

16

;

6%

Prod

Co

Shares

-National

9

Doc

Lead

.12

;___1_10

Natl Malleable ti Steel Cast..No par
Natl Power k Lt ex-dlst
No.par

-Nov-24'

89

.

;<

34

-.

183

preferred

Range for Previous

share;

:

preferred A
100
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preferred B
l
..100
National Linen Service Corp__-_
1

21% J)ec .18.

Dec
Jan

42%

700

11%

15%
16%
43%

.

14.700

10%

21Vb
62%
,

773;
132

132

135

135

20

75

77%

76

77%
135
11

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10%

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18%
32«/4 : 32%

'

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7%

53% Nov 27
29% Oct

:

13% No*

$4.50

Nov 21

9% May 31

22y2Jun 29

*51

*180%

Co_—

Distillers

National

31% Dpp 22

,

ft

$ per

8

National Gypsum Co com

7

35

4

19%
46%

-

-

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,Jan 25

.

7>16%; 17% < v-', 16% .:17%
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National Cylinder Gas

22% May 31

21

'

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Co

20% Dec 22

7% Jan

::

76%

77%
135

,<

16

27% Dec

18

50%

,15%

July 25

11

12%
56

19

12%

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Jan

2,100
2,500

15%
12%
54%

110%•'

-

,'

i

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15

178

52,500

2,500

16%
- '

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*

33»/4

14% Mar 30

X150

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National Dairy. Products
^.Nopar
National Department Stores
...8

Jan

18%

33%

51%

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24

17%

46%<''>,*45%

50%

.

•/'-.

20

'

.

Fibres Inci-.l

Automotive

National

11% Oct 11
14% Oct 24

Deo

"

10

31%

National Can Corp
National
Cash Register

27

*80

Year1949

■!,

preferred

27

19% May

Lowest

18%

18

33

51%

20

28%

15%

55%'

f

96,800

183/4
33

"

<

Aviation

39% Jan

36

Deo

28%

Dec

' >18V4
* *45 •

28%
24>/4

15Va
12%

%

55%

42%

23%
16J/2

>

12

1

May 27

"

15%

110%

11%

Co

19

35% Mar 31

21% Frt

55%"

.*109»/4

5

Airlines

7% July 12

Deo

26

National

23

H Jan

;19% Jan

*

100

Nash-Kelvinator Corp
0
Nashville Chatt & St LoUJs—1_L100

6% Jun

Deo

19%

Jun

18

, May 20
(Dec, 21;

10 y® Jun

183
6ep
152% Deo
7% Deo

5% Mar
14

34% Dec

31

38% -Deo

Jan

125

13

5% July 13

Jan

95%

Jan

,

12

17% Aug
22% Deo
19% Deo

Jun

*11%

53

31% July

39% Deo

Feb

3

175 y2 Jun 30

Nor

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17

40%

>

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52%

17%
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14%

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22

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13

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15

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.

July 13
,

Jan

7% Mar

'

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dc Bros

•'

14% July 12

40%. Deo

170% Mar

16%

.„____50

12

13% Deo

*
...

;

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preferred

6% Jun 29

Deo

♦10%

-

1

Co (G C) common
preferred
Murray Corp of America com

'

l10%

27%
23%

5

Co

4%%

,

27
23%

187,100

39%

75%

133

-..17
:l

>

10

Murphy

Mar 17

23% Aug 30
52y4 Aug 30
63% Jun 12

13

Jan

Oct

56% Dec
113

13

Oct

-

51

July

29

Jun

108% July 12

15% Deo
39

Jun

44

<50% Deo

112% Mar

Corp
Corp

Mfg Corp
Munslngwear Inc

May 24

16%

40%

10,300

11%

14%

15%
16%

75%

74%
*128

16%

15%

11%

48%

_

38 '/4

70%

15%

11%

39%

63%

J

70%

15%

9%

15

15%
16%
40%

3

71%

15%

40

62%

Jun

70%

14%

15%

No,par

11,400

39%

15%

Co

1,500

29 7 s

15%

61%

&

26%

29%

39%

15%

Inc

25%

29%

39

62'/4

(John),

25%

29

15%

15%

Morrell

25%

460

15J/2

61%

'

5

83

38y2

11

No par

83

15%

21V*

Lines

82%

37%

10%

Jun

13

37

21

Montgomery Ward & Co

59,300

17

10%

Moore-McCormlck

193/8

'105

34%

21V4
62'%

15% Aug
7
49% Dec 11

18%

82%

29%
71
15%
9%
49%
18%
35%

60

18%

18%

10%

(The)

2,000

105%

18

•

Co

105

145

35'/4

21

Motorola

Jan

15

36%
_

Co

105

Shares

share

144

143%

*19%

15

36%

1.25
No par

48%

10%

14

) 22.

,t

15%

37%

Inc

47%
19

35
15y4

21. Va

l

*

25%

* 34

10%

Dec

41

;

35»/4

8

21 Va

32

r

f

17%

8

■

Power

16% Aug 22
23% Jan 22

10

*

45%

19>/2

No par

Montana

Jan

'»30% Mar

\

45%

18%

75

*9%

'

44%

20

67y4 Nov 24

27

7%

100

130

Deo

Dec

70 %
15%
8%
47%

75

26%

>

72»/2
15%
8%

130

23

9

15Va
8J/4
46%
17%
35'%

5

Jun

38% Feb
'108% Oct

70

15%
8y2

5

15%
11%

'

70

15

No par

Jun

<

68%

14%

$4 conv pfd series B
Montana-Dakota Utilities

3

16%

1

G8y2

14%

pfd_100

A
conv

Mills

Co

16%

*

67%

5

Machine Tool

14

•

29

Monsanto Chemical Co common

21

13% Feb

19% July 13
49 Vn July 13

47%

29

No par

com

7% preferred series
^Missouri Pac RR 5%

16

16% Nov 20
13

Deo

113

Jan

24y8

28'%

Development Co

"When issued"

45%

24'%

28%

Mo-Kan-Texas

4iy4Oct

17'/2
83%

24

Mission

19% Dec

17%
83 Va

17
83 %

24

19

52% Dec 22

16%
83»/4

28%

15

4 Vb Feb

16%
83

24

22

Jun

103%

16%

105%

28%

15% Dec

21% Jan

*105

28%

11% Dec

30

105%

*105

Sales for
the Week

t per

143%

144% 144Va
*105
105%
17%
18%
83
83>/4
24%
25%

145

*23'%

9% Jan

Jan

105%

144

25

4% Jan

RR

144%

Dec. 21

t per share

t per share

t per share

9 per share

144%

83

100

preferred

conv

*105

1

common

Oct

5% Aug
35

Dec. 20

144%

Friday
Dec. 22

Thursday

Wednesday

Dec. 19

144%

Minnesota Power & Light Co_No par
Mission Corp
10

72% Dec

Tuesday

Dec. 18

9 per share

No par

preferred

Minneapolis-Moline Co

PRICES

SALE

HIGH

AND

Monday

Dec. 16

common

Monday,-December 25, 1950

.

RECORD

Saturday
Par

28

108% Jan

Jan

21 y4

151

26

67

25% Mar

Jun

STOCK

STOCK

EXCHANGE

9% July 12

Jan

6

3% Aug

share

Sep

YORK

Jan

Jun

7'/2

25

NEW

% per share

July 26

94

38 %

YORK

STOCKS

Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest

Year 1949

.

.

91%

109%

109

91%

91%

109

109

10

92

109

*

9%
9iy2
*109

10 Va

10%

91%

91%

109%

90

19%

13%
21"%

26,500

*109

109%

12 Va

12%

20

19%

20Va

25%
'

12%

12%

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

560

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

4,200

30%

25,500

:

54,900

O
27%

Jan

33

May

99 Va

Jan

110

Dec

28% July 12

104% Dec
95

23% May

33%

Jan

Dec

85 Vb

May 26

16

1\2YaU1&x

21

100

9

Jun

22

Ohio Edison Co
4.40%
3.90

.100

preferred

Jan

20

Jun

81

-Not

19%
.

Dec

31%

Jan

99

Jan




26% Feb

14

46% Dec

19

Ohio

20

20

Dec

21

Okla Gas & Electric Co

20

Jan

18Va Oct

9

19% July 11
July 8

00

9

28V4 Nov 22

101% Oct

5

4%

Oliver

Oil

Co

—No par

*

com

new_10

Corp

common

convertible

:

preferred

1

■

.104 y4
97

>43%
»».

*i9y2

>_20 ^ > *19V2

preferred

4%%

29
•

100

18 % Dec

17%

8

common

preferred

24 y2

TOO' "v-*97%

29

?P%

104!4
<

97

o" y8

104%

2R%

28%

28%

104%

105

1053/b

104%

28%'
104%

30%

29

-104%

30%

105%

104%

105

440

96 y8

96 Vb

96

96

96

96%

95

95

95%

953/4

160

44%

44%

46-

45%

46%

45%

45%

44 %

45%

44%

45%

39,800

19%

19 Va

19%

19V2

19%

18%

19

18%

20

19%

19%

2,900

19%

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/

19%

19Va

197/a

<

*19%

19%

19%

900

24%

24%

25 y4

25 Va

25%

25%

26%

25%

26%

25%

26%

10,700

98

97%

98%

97 y4

98

97

97

97

97

97

97

-

-

20

20

20

'

680

yolume 172

Number 4971

.

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(2495)

19

ffc

—

NEW
Range for Previous
Lowest

Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest

Highest

f per share

t per share

I per share

6%

FeH

10%

Dec

10% Jan

3

15

Jul$

96%

Dec

95

3

113

22%
40%

.

11 %

Jan

Jun,

64% July
49 % Jan

20% Jan

Dec

16%

STOCK

RECORD

Omnibus

Apr 21
Nov

10

27% Sep
42 % Jun

Saturday

•

..

Corp

(The)

common

6% .convertible

22
23

Otis

preferred
Collins.

Oppenheim

Elevator

Dec. 18

82

Jan

14

Outlet

79

Nov

27

Owens-Illinois

5

Outboard

Marine

t per share

*

8

.12%

*

A__100

*

10

&

32%

32%

17%

17%

No par

Glass

Co

*73%

12.50

28

32%

PRICES

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Sales for

Dec. 20

Dec. 21

Dec. 22

the Week

t per share :

tper share

Shares
'

12

12%

12

12%

32%

18

18'/a

75

"73%

75

*73%

74%

76

74%

103

102
*22

12%

102

28

v*22

76

.75

SALE
•

I per share

100%

33

'• 18

•

$ per share

100%

"22

HIGH

Tuesday
Dec. 19

12%

100%

28

2.50

Mfg

Co

12

101%

*22

»

I per share

12%

loo %

No par

_____

19

Oct

Par

AND

Monday

Dec. 16

.

-

72
Aug 2
57% July 12

Dec

LOW

STOCK

EXCHANGE

14% July 10

Jan

64%

2o
July 26

30

Dec

79

Jan

NEW YORK

tper share

79 y®

18% Aug
28
Jun

YORK

STOCKS

Tear 1949

28

33%
18%

18%

75

*22

'33%

33

18%

75

12%

12%

12%

101%

*101%

102%

28

33%
18%

75

*73%

75%

101%

>

*22

34

34

18%

*73%

76

470

34%

*74

6.200

18%

18%

75

75 %

75%

11.500

28

2,400

75%-

75%

76%

6,900

p
15%

Jun

20%

Dec

13% July 17

Dec

101

104%

Jan

97

11% Mar
7%
51

14

Jan

Sep

71

29

Aug

40

18

Feb

30%

Jan

50

22

23

Peb

13

Jan

48

148

Jun

Jan

44 "

2% Jun

Oct

3%

V

Jun

4%

36

Jan

8

•

-

Jan

10%
22

36

-

Dec

95 %

Jun

17%

Oct

37

;

5

;

•

.

v

•

Jun
Nov

,

Jan

15

Dec

19%

6
.

Jan

27%

Jan

•37%

Jan

57

Dec

7%

Jun

10%

•

Peb

17%
106

Peb

26%

Jun

16%

!

£

»% Jan

.

8 '

31
July 31
53% Apr 25
7% Apr 29

18% July 26
18% Dec
6

Xl06% Jun

Dec

21% Jan

9
6

20

' '-22% Dec-20

-38% Mar 17
70% Nov 13

-

127/a Nov 27
*28

Feb

22

110

Nov

17%

32

Jun
Jan

37%

96%

Feb

137

7% May
*8

Dec
Dec

13

Apr

21

Mar

35

102

Jan

108

9%

Jun

27

1% Dec

21

29

7% July 12

Dec

28

July 13

103

July 12

liy2 Jan
18

13

44% Mar 27

24%

Nov

20%

Jan
Jun

Apr

117

Sep

98

Jan

104%

105

Apr

110%

Ran

re

Jan

5

23% July 20
23% July 18

26% May

4

37% Feb
107

6

Jan

6

17% Nov 24
Jun

51% Jan

Jan

23%

22

Mar

84

Dec

53%

110%

12

25

57%

Jun

56

20% Dec

18

Sun

Oct

6

May 19

25

40%

58

36% Feb
139

Dec

36%

*48% Mar

8

Dec

11

66% Dec

21

62 % Dec

14

277/a May 26
26% Mar 17

112% Dec

21

116% Mar 23

Dec

102% Oct

23

106% Jun

9

Sep

105% Oct 20

110% Feb

$ per share

t per share

Jun

197/8

Jan

11% Apr

18

Jun

40%

Jan

32% Jan

3

79%

Nov

88%

Feb

84% Jan

37%

Jan

55%

Dec

46

03%

Jbn

20

105

Dec

Dec

15

4

July 17

102% July 17
100 Va Oct 30

16% Nov

22

54% Apr 21
23 'A Dec
1

96y4 May
58 Yg Oct

107

Dec

103% Dec

21

14

Dec

14

3

20

Feb

9

Dec

97

Dec

8

61%

Jun

64

Apr

91% Aug
8
57% Jan 27

787/a Dec

22

7l/a

Sep

11

Mar

Jun

9 y8 Mar 31

32% Aug

Jan

105%

Apr

Jan

28% Dec

4

Dec
Jun

4
4

Juii

100%

Jan

101% Dec
15% Dec
97

14% Mar

Jun

Peb

17

11% July 14

88

86

Jan

16%

Jun

Dec

32

.

Jan

24'/a July 3
14% July 17

Mar 17

16% Apr

24
34% Mar 23

106

Jun

9

17% Sep

26

110

Oct

5

100%

100%

148

146

146

25% Nov 21

148

Mar

1

155

Mar 21

Mar 22

174

Dec

Jun

37%

Dec

6%

Jim

8%

Jan

175

Apr

May

30% July 17

407/a Oct

7

Mar 30

9% Dec

21

10 % July 17
140
July 17

18% Dec

6

7

195

Nov

Parke

:

World

Prod

125

88

Jan

71

61% July 25

76% Nov 27

Jun

25%

Dec

19% Jun

31% Dec

135%

Dec

Feb

Jan

135% Jan

29
Apr
12% Nov

Feb

19

,

3

30

13

Davis

tt

Refining.

Ford

9% Sep
38% Feb

Penney (J C) Co
Penn

Coal

Cement

Glass

5%

1

No par

Corp

10

_u_:

Sand

Co

Corp

100

Penn Power & Light Co
Pennsylvania RR

Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Rights

Co

'

100
5

3%%
4%

St

145

20

May 16

5%

18

Pittston

14

7

7% Mar 23

Mar

32

Oct

27

July

56

Mar 22

14%

Jun

22

Feb

13% Jun

27

79%

Dec

Jan

4

21% Jun

30

80

3

24% July 12

Apr
Oct

109

July

19

22 %

lina

32%

*31%
110%

18 %

18%

18%

9%

9%

9%

9%

33

*32%
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16%

33

16%

17%

28
8

23

111%

110

19

19%

9%

9%

33%

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17%

17%

33

*31
109 %

19%

19%

9%
34

105%
17%

9%

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*104

113

12,100

1%

70,200

31%

600

113%

6,400

20%

2,000

10 Va

143,700

112

20%

•

-

9%

20%

9%

34%

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105 %

17%

163,100

56%

31%

33

111%

22%

\6

1

•104
'

17%

16%

34%
16%

18%

19

19%

19%

19%

19%

80

80

80

81%

81%

82%

5,300

65%

66 %

66

66% r

62

62

65%

62

62

66%

20,100

61%

61%

61%

61%

61

61

61%

25%

25%

680

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

26

25%

25%

25V4

25%,,

25%

11,300

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

25 %

25%

1,200

112%

112%

'

*25V4

19%

*61

113%

113%

113%

112%

112%

113

112%

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104%

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103

103%

103%

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104%

*103

108%

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10.4%.
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103

*107

107%

107%

107%

107%

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109

AND

HIGH

113%

SALE

Tuesday

Dec. 18

Dec. 19

Dec. 20

t per share

$ per share

14%

15%

40%

I per share

113

200

103%

200

108

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Sales for
the Week

I per share

15%

15

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

14,000

21%

21%

22%

22%

22%

X21%

22%

223/a

223/4

223/a

91%

223%

91%

35,400

91 %

93

*92

93

54

*90%
53%

92

53

55%

53%

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4,100

53

*106%

108

*106%

108

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108%

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108 %

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105

*102%

105

53%

1033/4

1033/4

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105

18%

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18%

97

*95%

97

105

*102%

*17%

19

*17%

19

*17%

19

*17%

97

97

*95%

97

*95%

97

.*95%

75%

75%

76%

76%

77%

78%

77%

78%

11%

11

11

*10%

11%

10%

14

14%

153/4

15

15

31

31

31

30%

30%

30%

31

30

30

30

30

102 %

*101%

102

*101%

102

102

102

153/4

153/4

153%

16

115

*18%

19

*92%

95

37 %

22%

37'%
23 'A

*110

18%
*93

37%
23

102%
16

115
19

94%
37%
23%

102

15%
*110

77

115

18%
*93

*110

19

18%
*93

94%

373/4

39%

223/4

23%

*146

151

*146

151

*146

173

*170

173

*170

xl5%

05 151

*170

38%

173

36%

36%

36%

37%

No par

8

8%

8%

8 3/4

8%

No par

17

17%

17%

18%

17%

100

*185

100

119

74%
29 %

*185

119

120

37

120

153/4
115

19

763/4

*110

115

183/4

95

*93

39

38

16%

15%
*110

19

183/4

15%

9

187/a

16

6,500

17

4,900

16%

16%

151

*146

151

173

*170

173

*170

173

373%
9%
18

*185

120

38

38%

38%

38%

12.100

8%

9%

8%

9%

37,800

173/4

17%

17%

17%

25,000

*185

120

*185

*117%

225

*117%

120

119

74%

74%

74%

74%

74%

743/a

74%

743/a

74%

743/a"

74%

29%

9Q

30%

30%

31%

31%

31%

30%

31%,

30%

31

*138%

142

*138%

27%

28

27%

28%

*10%

10%

10%

10%

*10%

10%

*10%

50%

51%

51%

53%

51%

52%

51%

51

51

142

*138%
28

142

*138%

29 3%

29

142

*138%

142

28%

29%

10%

10%

10%

*10 %

10%

200

51%

52

51

51%

50%

51%

12,200

50%

50%

29

29%

*50%

51

51

50%

507/a

17'/4

*50%
17%

51

16%

18

17%

18%

17%

18

17%

17%

17%

17%

6,200

12%

13

123/4

13

12%

13

12%

13

13

13%

13%

13%

10,900

1

12%

13%

127/a

13%

12%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13 Va

13%

preferred series A..50

42,200

35V2

37

373/4

com

38

37%

*36%

70%

70%

70%

70%

*70%

70%

70%

71

24%

25 Va

24%

25%

24%

25%

243/4

25%

No par

*89

90

90

90

89%

89%

89%

89%

89%

90%

Public Serv Co of Colo
10
Public Serv Co of Indiana__No par
4.64% preferred
100
3'%%
preferred
100

24

24

24%

25

24

24%

24

24%

24'

24%

24%

243/8

25%

24%"

25

24%

25

243/4

116

116%

No par

Inc

preferred

Pub Serv El & Gas com

13

48% Nov 22

div preference

Pullman
Pure

Oil

5%

Inc

No par

*115%

117

115%

117

115%

x37%

38

116%

*

117

24%

893/4

90

common

24%

14,700

25%

26,600

117%

*1153/i

1163/4

*84V2

85%

*84%

853/4

86

85

85

86

86

86%

86 %

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

22

21%

22

37,000

24

24%

233/4

24%

23%

24

23%

24%

24

25%

24%

24%

23,100

104%

*84

preferred

*103%

104%

104%

43%

44%

44%

45

44%

45

44%

45

44%

45%

44

45

46 %

47

46%

48

47%

47%

47%

47%

46%

47%

46%

47%

*106%

107%

„100

30%

Dec

25% July 18

34% Jan 30

Purity Bakeries Corp

15%

Jun

20%

Jan

18% Jan

4

24"% Nov 24

Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10

23% Apr 18

Radio Corp of America com_.No

No par

1,620

24%

No par

Jun

1,800
8,875

35,000

25%

*

No par

25%

700

25%

—100
!

(The)

com

com_.No par

preferred

conv

10,200

1

36

48% Nov

910

3,400

29%

70 %

30

180

142

*138%

25

27

3,200

38

35%

26% Feb

170

95

24%

31% Jun

1,600

3,200

*37%

69%

$1.40

3,100

*93

*146

17%

120%

21,800

38:%

151

8%

18%

100

"l6

95

*17Q
37%

37%

12,300

115

*146

*185
120

77%

130

107%

*102%

15%

100

52%

19

*110

53

93

*106%

97

75%

*913/4

1083/4

105

102%

B

52%

93

*106%

*95%

31

10

*92 Va

*17

*11

1

Shares

25

15%

Co

70

Dec. 22

Dec. 21

$ per share

42%

100

8,700

PRICES

Monday

$ per share

108

35%

cum

5,700

66%

69%

$4.75

200

105 %

81

102%

Gamble

&

4.08%

10

*31%

22%
55%

24%

2

109% Jan

1%

35V2

9

3

55%

11'«

24

30y8 Feb

Nov

22%

54%

1%

19,800

69 %

107V2 Mar

107

22%

54V2

300

24%

5

18

Oct

22%

1%

24

18%

100

Pressed Steel Car Co Inc

27

103

24%

10

4'%%

26% Feb

23%

65

15%

RR

Coal

Publicker Industries

Apr
90% Jun

23
111

No par

Procter

123

*21

*110

53%

33

23 Va

,

80%

*102%

Pocahontas

19

19

23
22

111

22

,

1051/4

17%

22%
21%
*109

23%

5

22

28% May 31

*104

22%
21%
111

23%

1

24

30

33%

IO51/4

23%

5

Dec

1

8,200

21%
21%
*108

18%

25

(The)

Dec

Nov

23%

22%
21

54%

2

class

71

91

2,400

66%

100

Potomac Electric Power Co
conv

12%

1%

:.No par

Louis

38

14

Dec

20% Dec

Creek

12%

*12%

79%

5

25% Nov

14

8

23% Dec

8

Apr

115% Nov
85

13% Dec

19

12%

100

Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co

Co

12%

65%

Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd___100

lo

12%

4,400

18

100

1st series prior pfd_

29% Oct

20

8,100

53%

111%

1

preferred class A

5%%

67

79%

common___5

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co com

'

66

21%

32

3

gtd preferred

preferred

87%

1

19

Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com.. 100

7%

66

22

LOW

common

Consolidation

7%

65%

19,500

79%

No par

Petroleum
Phoenix Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc
$4 preferred
Pltney-Bowes Inc
&

65%

12%

8%

65%

Phillips

C

700

65%

53

X110%

105%

16%

37

100

Jan

33%

*31 %

21%

37

21%

18%

*104

8%
21%

36%

23%

34%

9%

8%
21%

111

lliy4

21,800

8%

23%

1%

5,700
■-

36%

51%
U

i<j

1,000

6%
17%

21%

65 %

23%

<

9%

*12%

23%

30

;

6%
17

36%

12%

21%

f
,

22%

66%

*20%

30

.

;
■

9,200

8%

64%

*108

t

'

900

16,600

42%

22%

12%

22

.42%

:■

3%

*36%

12%

23%

33,300

47

3%,

.

6%

65

111

;

17%

36

22%

29%

6%

17%

22%

*20%

29%

6%
17%

36

*108

43%

6%

21%

21

21%

*46

3%

"17%

9

47,800

18%

No par

C

8%

7%

21%

47

3%

41%

29%

40

7%

21%

47
.

6%

36%

22%

20%
1

<■

8,900

7%

17%

17

8%

29%

77/a

43

100

41%
104%

65

3.90% series preferred
Phillips Jones Corp com
5% preferred

Pitts

6%

41%
•-

Dec. 16

preferred

8%

37

30

Saturday

preferred series A

Pond

Jun

42%

21

111

*32

42

27%

41%
*

79%

STOCK

Poor & Co class B

Jan

3%

*25%
104%

42

1

100

Philip Morris & Co Ltd,

16% Mar

Feb

20%

8%

27

105%

'

18% Dec

30%

22%
*18%
*108

*21

52% Nov 22

Dec

12%

*104

5

"Wnen issued"

15

Dec

64%

40%

.

47%

6%

20%

*25%

40%
105 %

3%

*35%

1

132,100

20

18%

8%

»

*18

No par

Phila & Reading Coal & Iron
Philco Corp common

16

29%

8%
20"'
36

10,600

223,600

46%

17%

19"%'

8%
4%

3%

30

8%

10%

46%

30

8%

4%

20%

41%
-

8,300

10%

3%

-6%

-

35%

100

Par

27

105%

6%
17%

s

111%

33%c

preferred

12% Dec

Jun

'

■

.

%

100

Phelps-Dodge Corp
25
Philadelphia Co 6% preferred
50
Phila Electric Co common
No par
$1 conv preference com
No par
4.4% preferred
100
3.8% preferred
100

11% Jun

Nov

8

21%

preferred
Corp of America
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc

38% Jan

25%

I

6%
17 %

51V*

4%%

Oct

X103 %

•

-

lg,

Pet Milk Co common

Nov

Dec

1

30

51%

Petroleum

4.3%

.

;

v

41%

-

30

42%

4%

19%

7%

150

132,800

42%

43

5%

10%

27

46%

3%

"41 %

40%
*104

1,560

143

5%

4%

20%

3%

.

*25%

39%
105%

16,000-

10%

46%

19%

29%

27

*146

5%

8%

32 Va

4%

8%

46 %

41

.

V

39%
♦104

8%

31%

10%

4%.
10%

43

.

*60

31%

5%

7%

3%

10

-

8%

46%

3%4

20%

5

40%
104%

7%
>

50

Peoria & Eastern Ry Co

Pepsi-Cola

39%

20

23%

,

*25%

44

8%

4%

27

6

43 %

>

10%

104%

7%

5%

8%

4%

19%.

No par

Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke

13%

25%

1

new

preferred

44% Sep

Jan

7

1

'

8%
10%

45%

.2.50

No par

Coke

&

15%

90% Mar

7%

.

..

.

r^No par

;

Apr;
Jun

I.

39Vh

44%

4%

*26

*146

6%

43%

8%

*60

147

5%

10%

10

25%

*145

44%

4%

10%

•

63

100

7

8%

4%

-

38% "

,

&

42%

*104 v105%-

„

Transportation.j._LNo par
Patino Mines As Enterprises..
...5. ;
Peabody Coal Co common.
5..
"
5% cenv prior preferred..!
25
Penick

5%

25%

•

1 ( •*.

Corp.._

5%
8%

3%
10

Transp___5;

Proof Co__.

Jun

Mar

8%

♦

;

1;

v

42%

.

42 %

.

iNopar

Ac€o___i_

12% Apr
54% Oct

July 28

Apr

50%

&

,4%

*

10
;

•'Parmelee
.

Nov 24

Nov

147

146

Airways Inc

Pictures

Parker Rust

22

14%

Jun

146

Corp.
1
Corp com___10

Oil

'; Park & Tilford Distillers Corp___l.,
Utah Consolidated-Mines
1

14

64%

Feb

146

14G

Consolidated

Pitts Coke & Chem Co com__No par
$5 convertible preferred—No par

163

24%

100%

100

Pitts

Jan

107

100%

100%

17

Nov

20%

100%

100

19

170

21

100%

100%

22

155

4%

8,800

100%

99%

100

Oct

28%

.

5,300

46%

Nov

Jun

8%

50

46%

21

Jan

12%

50

46%

39y4Dec

142

32

50

46%

96

156%

76%

»

14

95%

8%

48%

47

Paramount

3
23

Feb

*19%

31%

48%

46%

48%
46%

$ per share

Aug

135

31%

48%

46%

31%

44%

EXCHANGE

10%

10%

31

48%

46%

31

48%

No par

NEW YORK

87%

11

31%

48%

48

Highest

11VB

79

31

49%

25

*60

_Nopar

STOCKS
Lowest

22%

24%

31%

48%

46%

Range Since Jan. 1

Highest

$ per share

04

30%

Lighting Corp

Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par.
4% preferred
^______1__100

r

24

l'ear 1949

26

700

for Previous

Lowest

100%

310

16%

Penna.

64% Nov

10% Jun

Nov

39

16%

21

20

Dec

13%

10

38%

16%

30

27

30% Aug 22
107
July 14

Dec

12

Nov

62

38%

Oct

41% Peb

45% Nov

29

62

*16%

Dec

14% Jun

Jan

*60

*38%

Penn-Dixie

12 Dec 15

13%

^

16%

10

27% May 24
22% Dec 20

220

.

62

Pan-American Petrol

20 >

.9% Dec

19

38%

18'. --Park

<18% Dec-18

18%

16%

Pacific Telep & Teleg com_
6% preferred

V46% Jun 22
;; -33% Aug .22

•

Mar

22%

6

17

15y*Apr

Dec

111

Jun

Dec.

19

38%

Pacific Mills

9...

9% Jan- 4

*18%

16%

18 TV* Panhandle

3% Dec

19,400

19

38%

4% preferred
Packard Motor Car^

48% Nov 24

19

16%

Pacific

19

Mar

4,700

18%

38%

Pan Amer

5% Apr

v

Dec

42%

♦

4

;

■

>22% Oct; 5
*

.

26% July 11

-

-Jan

.

^ July 20
1% Mar 21

1.

34% Jan -16

Dec

:«14%- Jan
8

.

28

•

63

16%
101%

-

17

11

8% Dec

*

*60

16

*100

19%

38%

28

^49% Mar 20

107

19%

15 7 a

101%

19

19

19%

*19

15%
*100

20%

16%

6

r

19

19

15%

101%

19%

>

38%

8% Dec

1

15%
*100

21%

16%

Tin

13

15%
101%

20%

39

Western

-

*100

20%

16%

Pacific

..Aug 15

15%

101%

19%

39

Pacific

27% Oct

*18%

*

No par
10

18

17

10

common

15%

*100

62

20

-Feb

15%

19%

2nd prefererd non-cum

18

4% Jan

15%
101%

19

62

Oct

11

15%

*100

5

No par

Dec

>

•••'

____10O

non-cum

7

38

Dec

29 *
7%

5% Aug

-

Feb

38%

preferred

5

29

17% Peb

*

.

Co

<53

27

3% Peb

-

Coast

28

-Jun

No par

Com

preferred

Fisheries Inc

Pacific Finance Corp of Calif
Pacific Gas & Electric

111% May 23
152
Sep 26

*

,102

Ocs

2%

.

*6

:

47%

*

*

9
'

Dec

Api

Inc

conv

Amer

29

Jan

18% Apr
34% Jan

Dec

Dec

cum

1st

65% Mar 10
48

4

8

22%-De

Aug

'

3% Jun

•

Oct

8%

-

24 % Jan
23% .Mar

;

„

104%
V

1% Jun

^

4

•

38%

Jun

5%
4

.

■

8% Dec

Apr

Jun

July 26

3
98% July 13
142% July 21

Dec

4%
•

65% Sep 27
43
Sep 27

28% Apr

Products

Pacific

4

35% Jun

34% July
Dec

Jun

Pabco

1

30% July 26

12

1

Sep

Sep

Jan

■

1

Pacific

54

Jan

2%

4%

19

3

49

Apr

104 %

29%

25

34

Peb

135

Peb

21% Dec

1

•

July 12
27% July 11
15% July 27

Jun

89

6

104

21% Nov

Jun

27%

Jan

20

11% Apr
7% Jan

Jan

10%

Nov

21

Oct

*106

*27%

23

107%

*106

107%

27%

27%

27 3/8

23

23

23

103

107

104

104

104

104

104

104

104

360
60

280

9,800

22,600

107%

*106%

107%

*106%

107%

200

27%

27%

27%

27%

28

28

273/4

27%

1,500

♦22%

23%

23%

23

23

*22%

-

*23

23

300

R
9%

Juri'*•

66%

Jun t:

x7

92%

Jun r.
Jan

23%

Jun

„

14%

Jan

12% Jan

3

74%

Jan

73% Jan

13

9% Apr

6% July 12

101%

Dec

100

29%

Dec

27

Per footnotes

see




page 22.

Feb

3

July 13

80

Nov

25

9% Feb
103% Jan

3

35

Nov

10
16

$3.50

1st

preferred

par

15%

15%

No par

*76%

77%

Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp
1
Ralston Purina Co 3%% pfd
100
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par

7

»1007/a
32

7%

15%
*76

7%

102

102

32

31

15%
7>

7%
102

31%

15%

16%

16%

17%

16%

16%

16%

17%

X75%

76 %

75%

75%

75%

78

77%

77%

1,900

7%

7%

7%

7%

7%

7%

7%

49,200

*100%

102

100%

100%

*100%

30%

32

31%

31%

31%

7%
102

31%

102

31%

102

32%

198,900

70

1,200

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share

S per

share

49% Dec

30%

Feb

Jun

34%

Feb

30% Jan

13

36% Dec

29

27

Dec

19

9

17%

Jun

23%

Jan

20% Jun

34 V4

Nov

43

Jan

35

Jun

19

39% Feb

Jan

30

July

3
30

2nd preferred—50
Hosiery Mills
5

28%

Jun

36

10 V*

Jan

13%

Apr

10% Jun

15 V*

Nov

23%

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15

11%

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16%

Oct

4%

21

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Roller Bit Co

19

Reeves

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6

9% Dec

9

28% Jun

22

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3

12% Oct

23

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56

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15

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11% Feb

1

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13

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20

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24

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7% Nov 24
6
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10

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15

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15

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9

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50

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•

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108% Nov

104% Dec
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13

37% Feb

14

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24%

Jan

42%

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21

,

19

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16

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39%

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28

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23

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17%

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41

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21

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: 98

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98

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108

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7

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104%

preferred
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17

Oct

17

4.30%

Jan

14

Jan

12% July 12

16

91

Sep

86% Jan

5

92

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20

Jan

3

50

7.60

Jan

3

Scranton

Mar 27

Jan

83% Nov:20

13 Va

Jun
Jun

62

Dec

16%

Jan

19%

Sep

56

Dec

47% Jan

11%

Dec

10 •/* Jan

31

Jun

44 V*

Dec

40

9%

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16%

Dec

4%

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6%

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5V4 Jan

6%

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11%

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8% Nov

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101%

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82

25

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77

v,

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May 20
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98% May 17

preferred

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NEW

S per share

I per share

22%

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$ per share

'

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38% Dec

Jan

27

32% Dec

27

34% Oct

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10% Oct

3

,

14

.

11% Oct

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'

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2

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lf% Dec

15% Jan

7

Nov

10

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Jun

40% Dec

34% Jan

25

56 Va Oct

23

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11% Dec

14

14 Vb Oct

3

6V4 Jan

13

10% Dec

22

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2%

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18

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24%

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21"% Feb

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Oil

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&

Jun

22 y2

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20% Jan

19

Jun

33 V*

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31% Jan

287/a July 13
17% July 13

88%

Feb

77

100% Mar

88

Aug

83% May
95 V2

Jan

3

21

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33 V* "Oct

July 19

,

18

Sloss-Sheffield

36 Va May 29
25
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-

88

102

3

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8

Feb 23

10%

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17%

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16

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14

22% May 26
25% NOV. 24

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107%

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106

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20

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3%
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11

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28

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50"% Dec

22

11

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14%

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11% Jun

9

14

26%

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40

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36% Jan

3

54 V* Aug 30

36 y2

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45

Aug

39% Sep

28

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35%

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6

12

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12

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29

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22

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28

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11

15

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26

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20

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3

33% Dec

18

6%

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64

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71%

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1

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15% July

5

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23%
100

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„-Apr

37 y8
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17%

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22%

82

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92

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29% July 26
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20

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25

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31

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8

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66 y*

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143

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121

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160

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136

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174

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Mfg

24% July 12

4%

Oct

13%
*86

1

G)-

19'A

18%

*

99

♦106

94

i

new:

18%

/

43%

43
*98

99"

115

*

Corp

(W

Oil

Shaller

36%

Mdy

28

24

27% Nov

Juri

22

44

,

Gas

&

(Frank

Shattuck

11%

Oct

43%

31%

39%

70,500

19

11%
•95

*93

95

38%

19%
38%"

107

11'A
94

18%

v

'

38 Vb

*98

11
94

18%

11%

11%

11

19%

'

11,600

135

*93

;

Sharp & Dohme common
$4.25 cum preferred—

30

~7

*122

11 'A

*93

•

STOCK

.

Oil

Steel

Sharon

Jun

Jan

135

94%

*113

Par
•

Shamrock

20

8%

5

*122

*

46% Aug 28
108 7/b Apr
6

July 25

33

135

19%

r,'
T

69,400

62 Vb

*125

39'A

99

•

61 Va

■

135

19%

42

62'A

24

22%

24'A

61

245%

38%

.«

23%

60%

*235

11

94

EXCHANGE

$ per share

24% Jun

28% Sep

24%

4.800

246

94%

115

No par

YORK

20%

*235

18%

1

STOCKS

»

:

Range Since Jan. 1
Highest'

Lowest

20 Vb

246

11%

*93

5
1

i

8,800

'

*125

*113

5

*.

47%

20%

19%

23%

22%

59%

38%

31%

_1

Seeger Refrigerator Co
Seiberling Rubber Co

14% May 31

7 47'A

*235

"

20

'

...

V

60'A

'

41%

220

47 3A

'

47%

19%

<

'?

250

99%

245%

18%

No par

-

48%

94%

10%
"•"94%

8,600

'

113

99%

60
>

38

No par
:

Roebuck

Sears

48

~

■*'

10%
95

35%"

34%
*112 A

'

—

19'A

23%"

3,700

■'

;

19%

*22'/a

-

113

1,100

?

8%

8%

*235

135

10%

100
'

Del-

of

*

'

135

*125

*94%

5;
100

A

Co

Oil Co

Seaboard

6

Highest

-

series

Seaboard Finance

2

23%
246

♦125

vtc__No par

com

19%

22%
*235

*106

—,

19%

19%

239

*98

com

■

3

14% July 28

Range for Previous
Year 1949
Lowest

(The)

Line

Air

preferred

6%

:

Co

Elec

Seaboard

May 11

17% Dec
55,

July 17

' -

>

*225

No par
25
100
100

-^

^4-

cohimon—

preferred

3.35%

22

Co

35 'A

34%
*112 A

——

•48

47%

■

5%

Feb

Dec

2

21% Feb

16% July 26

33%

36%

19%

50

48

48

47

No par

preferred
preferred

3.65%

24

12%

47%

Mfg

Nov

96
115

83

21% Dec

Scovill

35%
112 A

•

5
1.40

p

34%
112 A

■■

*

$3.40

32

48%

*48

.

8%

'

Schenley Industries Inc
Scott Paper Co common.,,—Nopar

Sep 21
112'A Sep 18

20

84% Jan

91% Mar

Jun

25

101 %

6

105% Feb
28

78

94%

47% Nov

1

•

Feb

"94

i

Arms Corp

35%

112

111%

8%

112 A

35

36

35%

-

14%

8%

20%

48%

111%

—

15%

21%

20%

.34%
112%

^

14%

14%

48%

8%*

1,400

107 y2

14%

14%
20%

'

*106

,

14%

15 <■

14%

15

*106

107%

*106

.107%

,

__

Regis Paper Co common
5
pfd 4.40% Series A——100

Savage

33

33

300

98%

.«

34%

•

100

preferred

non-cum

4,300

9,500

97

"8%

5

vtc

33%

i6

*48

1st

20% May 24
39"% Dec 20

'

5%

A

33 V2

21,900
;;

29%

20%

—1
No par

5

series

7%

16%

14%

Louis Southwestern Ry Co—100
5 Ye

Oct

96

85

28% Sep

St

8

11% Oct

24

7% July 13
f

Nov

9%

26

'

May

87

Jan

128

Dec

Dec.

240

Preferred

22'A

29%

59%

21

62 y* Dec

*48%

IVa

15%

59'%

24 y* Dec

30

47%
*22 Va
.

29%

19%

27

42 V* Jun

7%

16%

59 V*

9% Jun

Dec

;

22 Vb

*7%

33%

33%

33%

48%

22%

,

7%

29%

23%

Jan

43%

47%

22%

360

7,700

28

27%

27%

400

96%

105%'

105%

27%

48%

22%

*96

106

33,600

40

*38

96%

96%

27%

7%'

40

*38

*105%

8,600

33%

15%

58%

,9

7

12%

♦"

106

105%

780

32%

29%

22%

23% Oct

18% Dec

Jun

7%

33

'

9%

16%

100

Nov 20

55
*

32%

32%

146

9%

;

29%

*111%

Mar 24

34

48% Jan

35 % May

10 Vb

15%

106

<

•

5%

22

10

29%

Stores

99% Dec

10 Vb

144

V

9,600

40%

40%"

4lVa

147%

49%

33

7Vb

Via

41
147

16,700

36,400

7%

15%

preferred
100
4% preferred
1-100
St Joseph Lead Co
,—
10
St Joseph Light &'Power Co_No par
St L San F Ry Co, com vtc__Nopar

22

99% Dec

•

7

7%
41%
149

96%

7%

400

30

97

20

common—

29

29%

Safeway

7

117

30%

15%

114

Mar

118%

29%

(Jacob)

19

70,800

*38

7%

'39% Nov 24

26% July 12

33% Dec

Jan

42%

23

48%

.

41%

27%

*22%

7%

33

33%

33

23

7%

7%

7%

49%

4,500

42%

4.2

*95%

106

26%

27%

23

48

47%
*22

25%

26%~

25%

9%

95%

*105%

106

9%

41

95%

95%

9%

29%

32

32%

32%
*38

41

*39

•30

14.200

9%

*116'A

9%

,

3%

29%

6%

10

32%

32%

32%

32%

9%

9%

77,600

3%

118%

148

150

32,800

15%

3%

117

41 Va

41%

*148%

150

9%

9%.

41%

41%

41 %

146%

19%

14%

3%

29 y4

7

6%

7

6%

t

41

145%

9

Corp—No par.

common..

7

6%
39%
144

29%

18%

15%

3%

9%

*116

116%

28%

29%

28%

28%

116%

117

*115

115

27%

42%

43

41%

41%

115

,

El

&

*89

90

*89

200

90

*88

90

*88

89

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%
*88

15%

Inc—

Oil

6,400

25%

"

16%
109%

9%

12%

9%

Ruppert

1

12% Apr

July 13

8

17%

20%

25

Royal Typewriter -—
Ruberid Co
(The).

May 11

18

18

19%

12%

preferred series A_
i—100
Ronson Art Metal Works Inc
1

1

43% July 28

.

12% Mar

8% Sep

19% Feb

19

14% Dec

9

17 Va

24

4%

May 12

107

Mar 17

102

Dec
19% Nov

105

9%

17

20%

..

11%

Company

Rohm

107% Nov 27

13

19%

1

Rochester

6

30% July

July 13

60% Jan

Dec

Dec 18
34
23% Jun 22

„

13

16%

19%

24

No par
_———-No par
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Robbins Mills Inc20
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls'
1

14

4% Jan

17

18%

11%

Copper & Brass com_No par
Drug Inc—
2.50

Ritter

11

16%

18%

1
50c
10

Richfield

Aug 11

24% Dec

28

36

49 %

•

15% July 13

Jan

68%

2

X28% Nov -21

12%

Jun

7%

23

108% Jun

21

Mar

15

.

.

:

18

16%

5,000

24

Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
5%% convertible preferred—100
Reynolds Spring Co_—
±
1
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B_
10
Common
——»—10
.Preferred 3.60%, series—
100
Preferred 4.50%
series
100
Rheem Manufacturing Co—
1

7

40

Dec

4%

34%

Dec

150 J

15%

11%

conv

Rexall

15%

Steel Corp com
No par
prior pxd series a„iu0

Republic
6%

15%

89

Motors

Revere

13

100

103% Feb

Bep

117

20% Jan

Jan

23

Jun

98

103

Jan
16% Jan

110

4y8 Aug
18%

Jan

27%

Jun

500

24

30

8% Jun 30

100

16

11%

Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures eommon
$1 convertible preferred

5% Jan

34

*151/4

23%

Reo

July 13

*32

16

11%

18

3

33

*15%

23%

20

Dec

*31 %

15%

9%

19% Dec

Jan

16 Vb

200

33%

15%

15%

11%

16% Dec

8%

*32

24%

93% Aug 22

4%

33%

11

13

Jun

*32

38

*32

39

23

25

Jan

33%

37%

*37

•37

39

*37

9%

10% Jan

2%

38

24%

Jan

4%

37%

38

9%

Nov

5% Jan

6,900

24%

12%

14% Feb 20

26%

No par

Corp.—

Mfg

26%

9%

90
*

Reliance

27

26%

*35%

preference——10

prior

Stores

26%

26%

.

10% July 17
85
Jan 20

Apr

91%

div

Reliable

Co—

&

1,000

27

27

18

5
Conv pfd 3%% series
100
Remington-Rand common ——50c
$4.50 preferred •
25c

9%

Jun

5%

(Robt)

35%

35%

26 %

16%

50c

49%
35%-'

35 %

38

*15

No par

Inc

Bros

$1.2;,

16

Feb

12% Dec

8%

18% Dec
20% Dec

7

60

6% May

July 17

12% Mar 30

22

Aug

73

Silk

Jan

27

Jun

6%

Real

Dec

6%

Jan

60

18

49

35%

35%

33%

*37

non-cum

16% Nov

Reis

Jun

18%

4%

49%
35 Yb

35%
26%

4,400

49

34%

48 %

26%

26

Shares

,

49

48%

49

47% * 48%

36

33%

34% Mar 22

share

the Week

fper share

$ per snare

S per snare

tper share

Dee. 22

Dee. 21

10

Dee.

47%

•35%

$2

f per

share

47%

preferred
25
Reading Co common
50
4%
non-cum
1st preferred—50

7

26 V*

1

Inc common

Ravnnler

21

Jun

21%

i per

Par

;

share

25

x24% Jan

Dee. 19

Sales for

ThM-in

VVednesday

Tuesday

Dec. 16

EXCHANGE

Highest

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

PRICES

SALE

HIGH

-

-

Monday
Dec. IK

"

Saturday

STOCK

YORK

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1

Year 1949

AND

LOW

STOCKS
lk»n ge

67%
.

*144

160%

9%

67%

68%
146
161

,

"

*145

148

*145

10%.,

68%

70 Va

69%

9%

68%

10%
70

%'

145

147%

145

146%

148%

162 V4

162%

162%

163

;

10%

10%

70

71%

*146

147 V2

400

161% 162%

1,300

47,100
■

17,500

'

162

162%

161%' 162%

[Volume 172

Number 4971

j

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

NEW
Range for Previous
Year 1949

Lowest

Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

I per share

$ per

NEW

Highest

S per share

share

YORK

STOCK

RECORD

STOCKS

.

_

(2497)

YORK

LOW

STOCK

AND

HIGH

SALE

PRICES

Saturday

Monday

Tuesday

Dec. 16

Dec. 18

Dec. 19

Dec. 20

$ per share

$ per share

EXCHANGE

$ per share

Par

I per share

$ per share

Thursday

Wednesday

Friday

Sales for

Dec. 22

Dec. 21

the Week

t per share

$ per share

Shares

55

Jun

70

Sep

61

Jan

25

87

Dec

22

Standard Oil of California—No par

80%

81%

81%

83

81%

87%

83%

59% Dec

22

87

Standard Oil of Indiana

83%

Nov

14

85

45%

84%

Jun

42 Va Feb

83Va

36 Va

56%

57

56%

58

58%

57%

60 %

Jun

66

25

90% Nov 24

58%

58%

NOV

58%

58%

747/a

Jan

57%

593/a

18,700

86

86%

89%

27 Vz

Oct

87y8

.86%

86%

4

88%

873/4

Jun

25% Jan

86%

20

86 3/4

87%

40,300

102%

Dec

33'/a

33

96 % May
12
Jun

333/8

17,600

100

18

Dec

18y8 July 13

26

6

39

48

Dec

48

Jtn

38%

Jan

26% Mar

10

July

13

Jan

Jan

9%

»

Oct
Jan

Jun

Jan

12% July 14
34

Jan

98

Feb

21

337/a

Dec

30% Apr

27

1'%

Jan

12

100

Jan

10% Jun

48V2 Dec

Jan

Jan

18%

Dec

Feb

21%

Dec

16%

Feb

28

Dec

28 V2

Jun

f
52

Dec

,6%

Feb

90

Jan

96

Sep

93 Va Dec

1

52 %

Feb

66%

Oct

55y» Feb

15

Dec

116y2 Oct

10

13%

Dec

9ya

16% July 5
16% July 13

•

25% July 17

38% July 13

*

Oct

117

Jan

9

Jun

11%

15

July

17%

Jan

>

30

24Vs Oct

18

25

21%

Sep

19

Feb

60%

Dec

49

7% Mar

12y0

Sep

Jan

30y2 Dec

14% July 12

227

106 Vz

195

Jan

3

35

July 17

Dec

103

July 13

11%

NOV

36%

Jun

Dec

*08 ya
-

Jan

41%

Dec

Dec

33% Jun

Jun

12

24%

Jan

76%

Sep

89

3%

Jun

9%

Jun

2%

Jun

13%

Jun

6% Nov

'

5y2 Jan

4

19

21%

22%

12,800

*53% >53%

54

54

54

54

54

54

54

54

533/4

533/4

1,000

x37

38

37%

38

37%

383/4

37%

37

*37

373/4

38%

13%

13%

13%

*13%

13%

*13%

13%

13%

13%

*13%

35y4

35%

35%

35y4

35%

35%

35%

35%

35%

35%

*10iy8

103

102%

102 %

_15

' 46%

47%
14%

47%

48'%

47

14%

15y8

15'%

15%

16%

I6y2

103

*101 Va

103

*101Va

May 11
Nov 14

47

47%

48

47%

47-%

9,600

15%

16

15%

16

15%

16 Va

*12,300

16%

16%

17%

17

17

16%

16%

16%

16%

iay2

18Va

*18

18%

18

18

17%

17%

18

13

17%

17%

i73/a

17%

173^

js%

18 3/4

19%

183/4

19%

31,200

26

27

26%

27%

26%

27%

27

27%

26%

273/8

27%

273/4

79,600

44V4

44%

44%

44%

43%

43%

42

42

42%

42%

1,300

11

9,100

No par

43

43%

1

10V2

10%

No par

*96%

'63%

No par

__

loy8

63%

10%

10%

97%
64%

*96ya

97%

64%

r

25

1 23%

23%

23%

pfd series B—;
25
2nd pfd ser 1950—20

28V2

28%

20%

20%

54%

54%

9%

9%

64y2

237/a

Biscuits

Inc_

*119

12.50

Sunshine Mining Co—."
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp__

10c

*

25

120y2

*325

50

*119

29

119

65

65

119

*119

56

17%

111,600

23%

23y2

23y2

23%

23%

23%

23%

2,500

13,500

30

30y2

30

30

293/4

29%

29%

29%

21%

22 Va

21V2

217/8

*213/8

213/4

21

21%

*55y2

56%

55(4

56V4

55%

55%

55%

55%

900

10Va

9%

97/8

93/4

9%

9%

9%

9,900

10%

10

340

350

350

17

16%

17

43V2

43%

*43

4%% preferred
100
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%

*112V2

114y2

*112y2

114%

*112%

114y2

*113

*11%

liy2

liy4

11%

*11%

11%

37%

Swift & Co

25

38%

'

25

39

'

38%

37

13

13%

131/2

*13

22y8

22%

22%

23'%

23 Vs

*83%

85y2

*83y2

85Vs»

84%

9Va

9y8

9%

9%

*351

17

*43

16%

11-

38

37

*113

11%

'

11

36

Va

14

14

24

24%

84V2

85%

*84

85 V2

9%

9%

9%

12%

12%

*12%

4%

4%

4%

•

9%

400

37

37

13%
24%

*13

6,800

11

23%

14

800

17 3/4
44

114%

llVz

8,700

364

*43

44

*113

114%

37(4

38

365

16%

17

44

*10%

84V4

8%

'16%

237/8

*123/e

365

360

360

43Vi

Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com—No par
$4 preferred
No par
Symington Gould Corp
1

30

17

42%

Swift International Ltd

1,500

119

17%

16%

5

65

*118%

17%

16y2

6

119

17%

41%

4

119

96%

65

65

64%

65

119%

103/4
*97

98%

l73/8

*40%

com

*97

177/8

10

Paper Co

103/4

10%

10%
98V2

1,000

237/8

21%

340

10%
*97

8,300

17y2

•

30

55%
9%

340

16

120%

21
,

*

10%

*96V2

97%t

preferred series A

Sutherland

100

17 %

17%

conv

46y2

19

*18y2

16%

conv

103

17

\

20

16%

5%%

200

*101 Vs

103

5,800

No par

16%

4V2%

700

14

35%
*102%

47%
16
17%

1

Sunshine

10 V2 Oct

3

22%

100

19

88% May 31

Jan

300

21%

common

11

26% Apr 18

-

101 %

22%

preferred

Corp

Dec

79

Mar

101 %

21%

*100

,—5

'

15% Mar

3

*100-%

22%

*35%

comomn

common

4%%

Apr

18y4Julyl3

101%

21%

102

100

preferred

13 ; Apr
40% Oct

29

9y4 Jan

Feb1

Aug

Co
A

103

323/8

33

22%

4%%

45% Aug 23
116
Oct
6

9% July 11

8y2

Class

*99%

32%

1

series A

Oil

33

21

.

*37%

Corp

Sunray Oil

17% Oct 23

9% Mar 30

17 Ye

•

22y8
63%
11%
370.

July 13

14%

'.7% Feb
27%

,

8% July 12

Dec

Sun

9

16% Jan

$4.50

32y2

100

*13%

:

Sunbeam Corp >.
Sun Chemical Corp
i

19

JU''

Jun

7

32%

100

23,800

20'%

"19%

Stokley-Van Camp Inc common...1

Studebaker

32

103

1

5% prior preference—
Stone & Webster

72% Oct 25

xl22

preferred

88

5

Inc—

Stores

32%

*101

preferred_.l__.50
L S'
No par

Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
Stewart-Warner Corp

18

Jan

16%

3% Aug
30% Jun

Mar
Apr

17% Dec

36'A
127

18

loy2 Jan 25
..

3%%

11% Nov 24
101

(The)

Sterling Drug Inc common—:

20% Sep 28
23% Apr 27
36yaOct
7
71

8% July 17

Dec

122

•

Co

Sterchi Bros

21% Apr 21
18
Nov 24

27

9Va

12%

convertible

Starrett

103% Nov 24

3

15 %

4%

25

16
Sep 28
39% Feb 10

July 12

41% Aug

Oct

32

preferred series A
100
Standard Steel Spring 'common—-1

Oct 23

I

'

3%%

54% Nov 28

1

Jun

24 %

Aug 17

Dec

40

94

104

Standard Oil of New Jersey
25
Standard Oil of Ohio common...10

22

20%

X27

35

33% Dec

*.25

114%

*13%

900

16,100

14

200

24%

24 s/8

85

.

85 Va

9%

9%

20,600
180

-

9%

19,600

'

11% July 11
4% Nov 30

15

Nov

17

Talcott Inc

7% Apr

18

Telautograph Corp

Nov

17

Jan

3

25% Dec

11

Tennessee

82 % Nov

24

Texas Co

24% Oct

12%

Deo

6%

•

Dec

'

18

*

(James)

9

48%

Jun

65 3/4

Nov

59 V4 Jan

25

11%

Jun

18%

Nov

15% Jan

13

17

Texas

Gulf

56

Jun

70 %

Dec

63% July 13

97% Nov 25

Texas

Gulf

Jun

26%

Nov

20% Feb

39% Nov 24

Texas

Pacific

Coal &

Texas

Pacific

<

.»

1

v

16
:

;

Feb

58 3/4

Dec

July 17

89% Sep

22

Sub

Jun

48

Dec

44

Feb

14

85

Nov

17

Texas &

8

Jun

11%

Jan

10

Jun

30

18% Dec

21

Textron Inc

13% July

153/4

24%

24%

43/4

-

25

24

14

Jun

30

Nov

7% Jan

3

Apr

32% Aug

30 Va Jan

Dec

14

3

21

35

Oct

14

Apr

6

3

9% Oct

20

42% Oct

20

Jan

Oct

36% Jan

4

7%

Jan

3% Jan

5

5% Jun

17% Jan

3

28% Nov

9

Mar

Apr

Dec

94 % Jan

4

Oct

2% Nov

; 2% May

4 3/a

Dec

5% Feb

6

6

42% Feb

363/4 Dec

21

25%

Jan

22

Jan

103

3

Jun

19

Jan

13% Jun

27

Nov

43% Mar

77%

78 3/g

26,600

22%

22%

223/4

223/4

22%

14,600

95%

96

95

95%

943/4

95%

13,700

37%

38 3/8

38%

39%

38%

39%

38

39

373/4

38%

3734

38

11,800

certificates

1

9% Dec

.

78%

83

18

4'"

80

82

18

18%

19%

19%

11%

*35%

11%
36%

*12%

13

*123/4

7%

8

73/4

40

*39 Ve

1

...

Thermoid Co common
convertible

*39

preferred
50
tThird Avenue Transit Carp.No par
Thomas Steel Co. (The)
1

R)

(J

.

77 Ve

78%
.

78%

18

*19%

78%

78%

78

78%

76%

78

80

79%

80%

80

80

79

79

18%

17%

18%

18%

18%

18%

18%

19%

78
X80 * >"
,

20 %

19%
11%
36

'

19%

20%

20%

203/4

20%

21

5,100
9,400

ll3/4

13

4,100
1,600

,

45,800

8%

8

40

12%

36%

*123/4

»

,

39%

3%

3%

3%

3%

*3%

23%

23%

233/4

23%

*

123/4

12%

123/4

37

37'

37

36%

37

12%

•

13

12%

37

12%

35%

11%
36%

23%

15

*7%

.

•

com.5

36%

*101%

100

Thompson-Starrett Co com—No
$3.50

preference

$ per share

Water Associated Oil

Tide

*7%

7%
38

40

1023/4

*101%

Toledo

Co

4

Edison

13

*12%

12%

12%

13%

400

8 3/a

8(4

8 3/a

8%

8%

5,100

39%

39%

39%

3934

393/4

240

4%

3,500

24%

2,900

8(4

8%

39

39%

3%

3%

23%

24

*7%

7%

40

42%
'

102%

*7%

7%

12%

4

■

4 3/a

4%
24

237/a

4 3/a

*24

24 %

*7(4

7%

73/4

,

*7%

403/4

40

41%

1,090

40%

403/4

39 Vz

IOP/4

*1013/4

1023/4

1013/4

3

73/4

3

40%

12,800
*

1013/4

1013/4

1013/4

3

Jan

163/a

Dec

14 %

Jan

17 Va

Dec

15% Jun

11%

Jun

16%

Feb

15

93/4

Dec

108 Va

Oct

>

Mar

29

24

7/22

8% July 13

104% Jan

Dec

22

3

3

29

*28

102

Nov 13

ll3/8Jun 12
110% May 17

3

Airlines

Corp

130

9 5%

Aug

15%

163/a Nov 22

Truax-Traer

19%

Jan

25%

Dec

18% July 17

25% Jan

6

Jan

37%

Dec

32% Jun

36% Jan

5

98%

Sep

Dec

98% Aug

1

4%

Jan

10%

Nov

8% Jan

5

20th Century Fox Film com
No
$1,50 conv preferred
No
$4,50 prior preferred
No
Twin City Rap Transit com__No
5% conv prior preferred
Twin Coach Co
1

Jan

3

29

103
Jan
5
13% Apr 13

Coal

Jun

34%

NOV

29% Jan

18

Apr

13

4%

Jun

6%

Jan

43/4 Jan

3

9% Oct

2

8%

Jun

10%

Dec

10

Feb

21

13% Jun

22

39

Nov

46

Jan

19

123/4

Apr

39% July 14
103/4 July 17

473/4 Dec

Feb

13% Jan

10

Union

19%

Jun

31%

Jan

263/4 Jan

333/4

Jun '

45%

Dec

40% July 17

39

.

par

363/4

12,700

*

19%

19%

19 3/a

19%

18%

19%

14,400

42%

43

423/4

43%

42%

43%

10,600

9(4

93/4

9%

9%

21,600

9%

93/8

9%

HIGH

9%

9%

1

Monday

SALE

9%

PRICE8

Dec..19

1 per share

Thursday

Wednesday

Tuesday

$ per share

16%

17%

17

17%

203/4

21%

20 3/4

21%

19%

193/4

20

193/4

20

Friday

t per share

Sales for

Dec. 22

Dec. 21

*

Dec. 20

# per share

Dec. 18

the Week

Shares

f per share

17 Va

17%

17

17%

173/4

I8V4

34,600

21'/a

.

.

22%

22

22%

22%

24

45,000

20%

20-

20

' 20

f

*19%

20 Va

700

10%

10%

10%

10 3/a

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

51,300

1093/4

1093/4

1093/4

109%

109 %

xl07%

107%

107%

108 Vz

1073/4

1073/4

220

15

par

36%

4,500
1,100

19%

15

15%

20%

20 VB

34%

*34%

35

,

16

16 3/8

16%

16%

20%

20%

21%

20%

21

34%

34%

34%

34%

34%

34%

16

163%

20%

16%

15%

21

34%

20%

15%

20

5

Udylite Corp (The)
Underwood Corp

10 3/4

Co

363/4

'

28

43

16%

9%

28

18%

21%

*109

36 3/a

36%

273/4

42%

*19

1
No par

36

36%

27

19

16%

common

32%

10

36%

28%

3%

43

21

2
5

.

Transue & Williams Steel——No par
Tri-Continental
$6 preferred

9%

9 per share

Par

Inc

\

3

18%

Dec. 16

Transamerica Corp
World

-"36%

*28%

3(4

•

42 3/a

;

Saturday

*

V

Trans

28%

/

.

<

19 % Jun 23

July 13

.»

EXCHANGE

$ per share

,

9%

28 Va

35 Ve

18 3/4
42

3iV

LOW AND

5

(The)

NEW YORK STOCK

i

'

35 3/a

18%
41

5

—

3

28

35%

Bearing——No par

Axle.:

3%

28

10

TImken Roller

Range Since Jan. 1
Highest

10

-3

.

No par

Timken-Detroit

15 '

9% Dec

18

$ per share

par

44 % Nov

Lou est

Highest

10

24

77%

82%

»17 Va

•

conv

STOCKS

Year 1949

103

76

80%

50c

20% Nov 24

•

33% July 14

_

Jan

i

1C0

Range for Previous

,

78

22%

96%

No par

6

13%

Feb

78 3/a

223/4

95%

"

32%

6% Feb

77%
22 3/a

96%

t

Thompson

10

Nov

98%

78%
23

953/4

-

Thompson Products Inc new
4%
preferred
:

24

25

:

76%

213/8

96 3/8

10

18

NOV

Dec

t per share

75%
21%

Oil

25

42% Dec

8

40

Lowest

3,500

-

8 3/4 Oct

5% July 13
32

23% May
19% Jun

„

78%

4,100

25

95%

common

Fair

$2.50

18

95

.

7

Jan

—

84%

100

5%

25

74%

The

1

20

Jun

123/4

5%

5%
25

20%

preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
$2.40 conv preference
No par

18

.

Nov

14%

*12

123/4

5%
243/4

10

Co

Pacific Ry Co_

share

$1.25

1

Apr

12% July
5% Jan

41%

1% Jun

22

13 3/4 Sep

6%

Mar

„

Dec

43

3

12

\ 4% Jun

*12

5%
24%

24

243/4

13

"

Jan

83/8

43/4 Mar

53

25 %

.

i

243/4

13

25

36

1

4%

*12%

No par

Producing
Sulphur

33%

,

4%

13

Land Trust—

16%

,

4%

_5

Corp

.*12%

5

21

7,900
'

30,800

*34%

343/4

800

200

par

*99%

100

99%

99%

*99%

*99 Vz

100%

*99%

100 7/a

*993/4

100%

par

*11%

12

*11%

11%

*11%

113/4

11%

11%

11%

11%

*113/a

113/4

50

*35%

36

X34 Vz

35%

*35

35%

35

35

34

34V4

*34%

343/4

200

1

8%

8%

8 3/8

8%

9%

8%

83/4

9,700

12%

12%

12%
47
12%

*

8%

101

8%

9%

8%

9%

500

U
,

107

Jan

112

Aug
Nov

110% Oct

,

30

114

30

103% Aug 18
99% Aug 15
107% Nov 28

July

7

96
94

Aug

25%

Jun

32 3/a

Sep

24% May

73 Va

Jun

89%

Jan

81

Jun

48

Apr

513/4

Feb

50

Jan

303%

Dec

363/4

Jan

31

May 12

27

Dec

25 Va Jan

13

Oct

106% Jan

3

Oct

13% Jan

25

23% Dec

19

Oct

79% July 11
24% July 17

100% Dec

10%

Jun

109%
143/4

30
24

2

$3.70

Preferred

series

$3.50

Preferred

No par

series

No par

$4 series

No par
25

18

Union Pacific RR Co common

105

9

54

3
18

112

85%

Dec

Jun

106%

Dec

43%

Jun

93/4

Oct

7% Mar 28

293/4

Jun

38%

Jan

32 Va July 12

48

23

30

50

33

Union Tank Car Co
United

Mar 20

Mar 29

111% Sep
17% Dec

Aircraft

No par

Corp

common

convertible preferred

5%
United

4 % %

Air

Lines Inc

preferred
Biscuit

United

12

United

Board

Dec

20

United

32

Sep

28

United-Carr

4

Jan

12

United

5
100

common—_10

100

__

of America—No par

$4.50 preferred

13

50

non-cumulative preferred—50

4%

Aug 21

3 6 3/4 Oct

37% Dec

313/a

18

Preferred

pfd $4.50 ser—No par

Dec

27

Jan

Dec

El Co of Mo

Union Oil of California

Feb

106

11 %

No par

22

19%
103

& Carbon.

Carbide

33% Sep

61%

r

Un

22

20% July
104% Jun

Jan

45

12%

Union

Jan

90% Jan

12%
443/4

11%

Union Bag & Paper Corp—__No par

Jan

103

44%

5

1
Co

55% Dec 11

94

Jan

No par
Rubber

&

39% Nov 24

13

86 Va

96

Asbestos

&

Carbon

No par

Carton Corp
10
Co
No par

.

36%
533/4
54%
11134 lll3/4
*99
105
*953/s
96
*105
107
36%

313/4

32

102%

103

36%
37%
54%
54%
111% 111%
*99
105
*95%
96
*105
107
31%
32%
103%

105

21%

22%

50%
50%
36
36%
36%
37%
107% 108
21 %
22-%

97

97

*97'

51

*35%

51

36%

34%
36%
107% 107%

28%
*107
108%
16%
16%
28%

45%

46

.28%
3,106

16%
46 '

98
29%
107

12%

123/4

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

6,300

47

473/i

47%

47%

47%

47%

46%

47

7,400

11%

12

11%

11%

11%

12

11%

11%

4,800

363/4

373/4

37%

373/4

54

54%

53%

54 »/a

03%

54%

53%

112%

*111%

111%

111%

111%

*99

105

*111%
*99

95%
*105

32%
103%

112%
105

*111%
*99

953/4

953/4
106

*104%
32%

32%
105

103

103

37%

*99

95%

95%
106

*104%

51

50%

36%

353/4

36%

37

35

36%

50%

108 Va

1081/4

108%

108%

23%

95%

37 y8

*95

105

106

32%

32%
104%

32%
102

37 '/a

11,700

54

31,500

95%
105

18,000
11,300

51%

51%

52

36%

36%

36%

36%

35%

35%

36

108

108%

108

10

32 s/8

51
*

50

280

103%

35%

503/4

36%
36 Va

105

103%

32%
104

37%

3,300
1,500
63,500

108%

2,000

X22 %

22 V3

22%

22%

22%

23 Ve

82,900

98

98

98%

983/4

99%

99%

99%

100%

3,000

29

29%

29 Va

29%

29%

29%

29%

29%

22

*105

107

163%

16%

16%

47

46

46

*105

107,

*105

107

•

*105

2,500

107

80

16%

17

17

17

16%

17

4,300

47

,

43

47

47

46%

47%

3,900

29%

28%

v-

p

2%

Jun

33/4

Oct

40%

Jun

47%

Sep

Jun

3%

Dec

3%

Dec

2 3/8 July 12
36% July 11
3% Jan
3

3%

Jun

9%

Dec

83% May 22

45

Jun

Mar

4% May 31

Cig-Whelan

No par

United

Corp

100
5

Chemical Corp com_l

70

Dec

58

July 17

78 3/4 Mar

14% Aug

22%

Jan

16

Mar 29

25

Sep

21

United Electric Coal Cos

34%

Jun

423/4

Dec

39

July 18

53% Oct

20

United Engineering & Foundry

Jun

55%

Dec

2

19%

Dec

50% July 12
14% July 18

663/4 Nov

July

20% Nov

27

*44%
16

18%

Feb

26%

7%

3

preferred

Dec

22% July 13

29% Apr

18

United Gas Improvement Co

13 3/a

Sep

11% Mar 30

16% Dec

18

United Merch & Mfrs Inc

26

Dec

15% July 13

24

19

Jun

25%

Dec

183%

Peb

30%

Dec

15 y8 July 13
27% July 12

42

94
;

12%

Mar

102%

Nov

99

Oct

4

Jun

173/4

Jan

143% Jun

30

*89%

Jun

116%

175

Jan

187

6%

Jun

43

May
17% Apr

r

Dec
Oct

90% July 26
181% July 19
8% Jan
3

10%

Sep

57

Jan

46% Jan
22

26%

Oct

3%

Jun

9%

Dec

15%

Jun

30%

Dec




4

Mar 11

8% Jan
28% Jan

10
9

Jan

Nov

3

106% May 23
213/8 Oct 24
135

Jun

189

Mar

5
2

14% Dec

16

63

22

Dec

Certificates of interest

U S

& Foreign Securities

$4.50 1st preferred
U

S

Freight Co
U 8 Gypsum Co common
7% preferred
U S Hoffman Machinery
4%%

preferred

Industrial Chemicals

38% Nov 22

U S

22% Nov 25

U S Leather Co common

68% Dec

20

Class A conv

preferred

15%

1

17%

1

United Paramount Theatres

12
24

13%

59%
18%
25%

10

Jun

23% Jan

*48 Va

1

United Gas Corp

5

No par

United Fruit Co

19%

'9% Mar

19%

100
1

(Del)

United Dye &

*28%
3
46%
3%
*9%
68%

Stores com__30c

$3.50 convertible preferred

3

12 3/a Aug 21

Fastener

*17%

No par

No par
No par
20
100
com
5

100
No par

No par

No par

37

102

29%
3%
46%
4

9%
68%
20

29%

3
*46
3%
9%
69

3%
46Vz
4
9%

35

20%
64

28%
3%
46% i

3%

4

9%

9%

*28%

29%

*23%

3%

3%

3%

46 %

46%

46 %

3%
47

3%
47

23%

200

3%

137,000

47%

190

4

3%

4

4

4%

74,800

*9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

600

3%

69

69

69%

69%

69

69

68%

68%

210

21

22%

22%

23

23

23%

22

22%

5,200

49

49%

49%

50

51%

51

52

1,400

59

60%

57%

18%

19%

18%

19

19

19%

19%

193/4

26

26%

26%

26 3/a

26%

4,300

26%

25%

15%

16%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15 %

153/4

50,400

18%
18%

18%

18%

18%

18%

19

19%

19

19%

30,000

18%

18%

18%

18%

38%
39 %
*101% 101%

39%

39%
101%

39%

39%

101

19%

20

48
59

18

3

19
25%

49

38
102
18 %

28%
46%

69
20%
49
59%
19%
25%

20%

60
19
26
15%
17%

18%
100% 100%
*184
186
14
14%
60Vz
60%
35
20%
*60

*28%

18

18%

18%
18%
99 % 100%
*184
186
13%
14 %
60%
60%
35
35%
20%
20%
*62%

64

48%

26

101

18%
97%
184

99%
184

98%
184

59

101

56%

58

19%

19%

39%

39%

101

102

20%

19%

20%

99%

99%

100%

57%

19 3/8
39 %
102

193/4
100

'59

21,400

*36,200

193/s

900

39%

11,900

102

193/4
101

310

2,100

11,400

185%

60

14

13%

13%

133/4

13%

6,400

61%

62

62

63

63

184

185

185

*183

13%

14%

60%

61

35

36%

36%

37%

37

37%

37%

37%

20

22%

22%

22

2P/4

22

11,500

67

68%

22%
68%

21%

63

66

66

66

66

1,500

13%
*61

350

4,700

21

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

22

.

.

Monday, December 25, 1950

.

(2498)

RECORD

STOCK

YORK

NEW

LOW

STOCKS

Range for Previoui

$ per

fper share

$ per

share

f per

share

share

Feb

18

us Lines Co common—
4 Vz % preferred
US Pipe & Foundry Co
US Playing Card Co
US Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A_
US Rubber Co common—i.
8% non-cum 1st preferred
US Smelting Ref & Min com
7% preferred
US Steel Corp common
No
7% preferred
US Tobacco Co common
No

4

11%

Jan

16 %

Oct

14 Yt Jun

27

7 ¥4

Jan

8%

Apr

7% Dec

16

8% Jan

9

Jun

49%

Jan

34 V8

July 13

49 Va Jan

10

38

Jan

72

Deo

65% July 17

Jun

12

19% May

30

Deo

23% July 12

37% Dec

21

82

93%

Not

88 %

5

971/2 Apr

Jan

37% Jan

3

Jan

126% Jan

18

143¥2 Oct

5

33% Mar 31

62% Nov

18

82 >4

Apr

.

31% Aug

43

112%

Jun

133

33%

Oct

62

Oct

72

20 Vt

Jun

26%

46%

Apr

18y» Dec

4

44%

Sep

40

Jun

11% Not

Apr

92

Deo

Jun

4

Jan

38%
4%
8%
80

2%

30

42% Oct

4

Jan
Feb

Jan

6

68% Mar

13

Jan

22

18%

11
52% Oct
5

25% Jan

Dec

Jan
Not

140%

Jun

77

54% July 14

Mar

139

129%

July

15iy2Nov 20
22
Feb 21

5V4 Jan

6% Not

26

Dec

19

lli/2 Apr

9

Jan

4 % Apr

24

100

3

91% May

2% July 17

21

Feb

27%

Oct

22 ¥4 Nov

8

27% Jan

9

12%

17%

Jan

15

Jan

3

24 y2 Oct

18

3%

Jun
Feb

19%

Jan
Mar

7

Feb

12%

Jan

64

Jan

9

177

July 28

July 10

12

May 23
5

61% Jan

27

26'% Dec

22

Jan

161

Deo
Deo

43%

17

x25

16

3% Dec

Sep
Jun

156

6% Apr

20% July 27

9% Sep
25 y*

170

7 Va
45

4

24 Vb Dec

Dec. ;>0

I per share

S per share

27

Sep

t per share

share

7%

7%

34%

55

39%
145 ¥2

145 ¥2

18 ¥2

18 ¥2

par

*5%

41%

143%

18%

18 ¥4

42 ¥»

6VB

6

6 Vb

9 ¥2

9

Vb

95

2%

2%

2%

23 ¥2

*22 ¥4

23 ¥2

23%

22%

22 ¥2

22%

4%

23 ¥4

23 ¥4

23 ¥2

*21 ¥2

22 ¥2

*22

22 ¥2

*22

4

4

23

23

*23

173

173

171

3%

4

*3%

23 Vb
173

95

*92 ¥a

2%

4

4¥a

¥a

23

25

22%

22 ¥4

22 ¥4

400

4%

4%

4 ¥4

4%

11,500

10 Vb

53

52%

52%

54

55

24 ¥2

24 ¥2

24%

24%

24%

24%

24%

24%

25

29%
13%
429%
16%

30%

29%
14%
29%
17V2

30%
15
29%
17%

29%
14%
29%
17 ¥2

30%
15Vi
30
17%

29%
15%
30
17%

30%
15%
30
18%

29'%

24

24%

24% 24%
24%
*102% 104
*102%
*102% 105
*102%
47% 47%
47
100% 100%
*100%
— 9%
10%
10
.109% 110%
110%
18% 19%
19
115% 115% J *115%
*105
106%
*105
34
34
35
30% 31%
31%
28% 29
''v 28%
35% 35%
36
18
18
18
*31% 31%
*31%

24%
104
105
47%
101%
10%
110%
19%
116%
106%
35
33
29%
36
18%
31%

30

23,100

55%

380

26

26 ¥»

9%

52

9 Vb

9%

55%

9 ¥4

52

10 %

54%

10%

*54%

10%

9 ¥4

100-

171

*168

171

*1C8

23%

*22%

23

22 ¥2

173

9

9%

7C0

24%

52

9 Va

100

33, ICO

24

*22 ¥4

23

*170

23 Vb

173

6,500

3%

3%

3 ¥2

1,900

9%

96%

*95

95

¥2

6

9%

9%

9%

5,200

42 ¥4

*6 ¥4

6%

95

2%

*22 ¥4

23 VB

9 ¥2

2%

2 ¥2

*22 ¥4

*167

6 Vb

6 VB

9¥a

9 ¥2

*92 V8

95

*92 Vb

6¥a

2,300

18%

*41

42 ¥4

172,500

145

18 ¥4

13 ¥2

600

41 %

40%
144 ¥2

145

*41

42%

*41

8,400

•

62

*60

41%

40%

144%

18 ¥4

*41

9

96%
2%

2%

40%
143 ¥2

18%

x6

9%

*92¥a

41%

42 ¥»

560

54 ¥2

55

144 Vb

*41

133 ¥2

62

18 ¥4

—

23.600

50%

53%

133

54 ¥4

41 Va

13,600

98

49%

*132%

62

143 ¥2

7,700

37%

36 Va
*94 ¥2

49%

54%

18 ¥2

300

75

62%

*61 ¥2

41 ¥2

18%

6

9 Va

63

132 ¥4

133%

54

56 ¥2

63

145

42 ¥4

*41

54 ¥2

62%

*73 ¥2

98

49 ¥2

145%

40%

40%

100

132%

58 ¥4

63 ¥4

63%

63%

par

1j3

132

134

8

37

37%

36

49 ¥2

*7 ¥2

36%

75

*94%

98

48 ¥4

16,800

V,

8 ¥4

*73 ¥2

37%

*94 ¥2

49%

Shares

16%

37 %

37

75

share

16 ¥4

16 ¥2

*7%

8%

36 ¥<

V,

98

48%

55%

55 ¥2

36 ¥2

*94 ¥2

49

132 ¥2

134

*133

98

47%

Sales for
the Week

t per

t per share
16 Va

37 ¥4

*73%

76

34%

34%

*94 ¥2

98
47 ¥2

47

36 ¥2

*73 ¥4

73

34

34%

*95 ¥2

35%

35 ¥2

*72%

75

*7%
36 ¥4

8%

*8

35%

Dec. 21
,

16 ¥2

16 Va

16%

16%

8

8

35 ¥2

35
*73

16 ¥2

16 ¥4

16 ¥1

Friday
Dec. 22

Thnr«day

Wednesday

Dec. 19

15%

United Stockyards Corp
__1
United Stores $4.20 non-c 2d pfd—5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wall Paper Inc common
2
4% convertible preferred
50
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
Universal Laboratories Inc
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com__No par
8% preferred
100
Universal Pictures Co Inc com—__1
4V4% preferred
100
Utah Power & Light Co
•

3
26

PRICES

SALE

Tuesday

Dec. IK

g per

Far
1
10
20
10
1
100
10
100
50
50

7% non-cumulative preferred—25

44% May 19
6% Oct 28

3

July

HIGH

Monday

Dec. 16

EXCHANGE

Highest

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

AND

Saturday

NEW YORK STOCK

Range Sinee Jan. 1

Year 194»

26 ¥2

4.200

V
14

Jan

3

15% Dec

20

24% Feb

23

38% Sep

5

Jan

12% Jan

3

18% Dec

20

28% Oct

18

Apr

Jun

'7%

Not

11% May

20%

Jun

27

10

Feb

13 V*

9

Jan

25

Oct

85 % Mar

97

Deo

20% Jan 26
97% Mar. 8

103

85%

Jan

98

Deo

98

10

105

33 V*

Jun

47

Deo

39% July 26

91

Jan

100

Deo

96% Mar 22

5

Jun

20

82%

Jun

118

Jan

20

Deo

Jun

118

Feb

July 12

51% May 19
Jan 23

101

10% Nov 24

Jan

27

112% Nov 24

117% Aug 25

12
Xl03% May 26
19% July

Mar 23

22

16% July 27
114% Sep

23% July

Jan

4

May

.

29

79

Jan

15 V2

Jan

6% Jun

UV4 Jan

113%

14%

Vanadium Corp of America—No pat
Van Norman Co
2.50
Van Raalte Co Inc
10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
Vick Chemical Co
2.50
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com__100
5% non-cumulative preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common
5
3%% preferred
100
Va-Carolina Chemical com
No par
6% div partic preferred
100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com
10
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 dividend preferred
100
Va Iron Coal & Coke 4% pfd
25
Virginian Ry Co common
25
6% preferred
25
Visking Corp (The)
5
Vulcan DetinnJng Co common
10
1% preferred
20

34% Aug 16

20% Feb

Not

25%

17

106% Dec

7

21

44% Dec

22

26

Dec

32 Va

Jan

27% Jan

26

Dec

20

28

Not

33%

Apr

25% Jun

7

X30% Oct

13

25%

Jun

33%

Oct

28

July 17

37% Apr

33

17% Nov
30

45

6

14

32

Jun

Apr

3iy8 Dec

60%

Mar

13
22% Sep
1

Jan

48

May 17

36

12

-

14
30 <•'
17%
24%
104
105
47%
100%
9%
108
18%
115%
106
33
31

24

.

*102%
*102%
47%
*99%
9%
108
18%
115%
*104%
32%

30%
*28%

*102% 104
*102% 105
47% 47%
*99% 100%
9% 10%
109
110 •,
18%
19
116
116
*105
106
33
33%
30% 31
28% 28%
35
35%
18
18% ■'
*31% 31%

28%

*34%

35
18%
31%

*18

*31%

30

17%
24%

*102%
*102%
47%
*100%
10%

110%
19

115%
106%
37

32%
,

28%
35%
18
*31%

8,000

29% 29%
15% 15%
*33% 34
17'% 17%
23% 24
*102% 104
*102% 105
47
47
*100% 101
10% 10%
110% 110%
19% 19%
115% 115%
*105% 106%
41
44%
32% 32%
28% 29%
*35% 36%
18'
18¥b
*31 % 31%

29%
15%
30
18%
24%
104
105
47%
101%
10%
111
19%
115%
106%
40
33

28%
36
18%
31%

8,900
600

30,800
4,800

1,600
10

8,800

1,300
18,500
250
20

620

8,000
3.60U
700

3,100

W
12

Jun

14Va Sep

25%

Jun

31%

NOV

21%

Jun

33

Deo

6%

63'

Apr 24

Jun

9%

Jan

Jun 26
26% Dec
6
31
Jan 13
6% July 13

xl2

Jun

17%

Deo

14% July 14

x87%

Jun

9%

Jan

18%

Jun

30%

Deo

14

Jun

227/a

Jan

16
8
24% July 18
15% Feb 14

23%

Jun

25%

Deo

24% Jan 28

11%

Jun

14% Sep

16%

Feb

24Va

11%

Apr

17% not

3%

Jan

6% Oct

i

101% Dec
16% Dec

273/a

Jun

xl9%

12% Jun
18
July
11% July
5
Jun
24% Jan

Deo

Jan

July

16%

Jun

23% Jan

16%

Sep

22%

14%

Jan

13
27
13

88% Sep 25
34
Dec 18
25% Dec 19

Jan

18% Apr 15
21% July 13
110% Dec 11
104% Oct 14

Dec

104V2 Oct

4

17%

Jan

12% Apr

17

Jun

50%

Deo

44¥2 July 14

75

May

108%

Jan

July 19

111

25%
115

108%

101% May

108

.

,12% Dec
35%
104

Deo
Not

Apt
104% Sep

107

Oct

,107

<

24

Jun 27

ID

29% Dec 21
27% Jun
8

16% Dec 20
Jan 11
17% Mar 16
8
Sep 26
31% Nov 24

30
13

83% Feb 28

84% Dec

78

Jan
Dec

97
11

Oct 13
14% Jan 10
32
Feb
4
53
Nov 24
9% Apr
4
20% Nov 24
10«
Sep 19
16% Jan 24
38'% Feb
6

27% Feb 25
13

114% Jun

109% Feb
7
109% Mar 24
18% Dec 21
,

Dec 21
Nov 15

Wabash RR 4%% preferred
100
Waldorf System
No par
Walgreen Co
No par
Walker (Hiram) O & W
No par
Walworth Co
2.50
Ward Baking Co common
1
5%% preferred
100
Warner Bros Pictures
5
Warren Foundry & Pipe
No par
Warren Petroleum Corp„
3
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
Waukesha Motor Co
L
5
Wayne Knitting Mills—
5
Wayne Pump Co
1
Webster Tobacco Inc
5
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com
2.50

$4 convertible preferred—_No par
r West Indies Sugar Corp
1
West Kentucky Coal Co
4
West Penn Electric Co
No par
West Penn Power 4%% pfd
100
4.20% preferred series B
—100
4.10% preferred series C
100
West Virginia Coal & Coke
5
West Va Pulp & Paper com__No par
k
4¥b% preferred
100

Highest

5

8% Dec

Feb

.

32% May

41% Deo

8% Feb

16% Dec

7% Jun

26

37% July 26
12 % July
5

12% Dec

22

51% Apr 25
23 ¥2 Dec 22

21

Sep

33%

Deo

27

July

3

41 ¥2 Dec

30

Jan

28

Jan

3

53% Dec

21

53%

70% Not

Jun

13

i21Va

64 ¥2 Jun

27

89

Oct

19% Jan

13

44

Dec

1

34% Jan

JUn

20% May

33

Deo

98 Va

Feb

104

Aug

'21%

Jun

'•

102

115

Mar

71

26%

July

Jan
Deo

24% July 13
29 ¥e July 13
102 ¥2 Sep

22
22% Feb 16

112

Feb

20

30 Ve NOV

89%

Jan

29

Jan

3

81

Jun

7%

Jan

5 ¥t Jan

Jun

57 Va

Dec

49 ¥2 May

Jun

12%

Dec

12

•

Jun

79% Nov

Dec

6

Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry

100

35 ¥4 Dec

19

Wheeling Steel Corp com

No par

Oct

19

94

3

17¥s May 26
10% Dec
16

Oct

24

77 ¥4 Jan

5

91

Sep

22

5

Jun

13%

Jan

9% July 11

Jan

21%

Dec

16% July 13

Jan

140

Not

Jun

35

Not

32% Jan

10

45 ¥2

Sep

49% July

42 ¥4 Dec

16

51

44

-

$5

137

July 18

12 ¥4 'Dec' 18

conv

Motor

1

Co__——

White Sewing Machine

__1

com

Prior preference

20

Wilcox Oil Co

5

$4.50
Wilson
■

conv

&

$4.25

Co

preferred

Wilson-Jones

—

13

Sep

15

Woodward

Iron

Feb

3

Woolworth

SALE

PRICES
Thursday

Friday

Sales for

Dec. 21

Dec. 22

the Week

tper share

I per

11%

11¥b

S per share

share

11%

11%

S per share

11%

12

11%

12 ¥4

39%

39%

Shares

12 Va

12%

24,000

39 ¥4

tper share

S per share

-

12

39%

4,900

56,600

39

39%

39 ¥e

40

39 ¥4

40

39%

40

20%

21%

20 ¥2

21%

20%

21%

21

21 ¥4

20%

22%

22%

23 Va

40%

40 ¥2

41%

18% Deo

■„-ll% Jun
65

68

j?
I

«

56
<

16.% July 12

24% Nov

20

8%

19%
8

Feb

72

Oct

69

July 18 <

77

Sep 22

Jun

*59%

76

Not

74

Jan

91

Nov

4

27

39

38 ¥2

39

38

38 ¥4

38

38%

49%

50%

50%

53 ¥4

52

52

53 ¥2

53

53%

52%

53

87 ¥4

53 ¥2
87 ¥2

87%

87%

87%

88

87

87%

1,500

42%

43 ¥4

x40%

41%

40%

41%

41%

37,600

32 ¥2

33 ¥s

32%

33

32%

33 Ve

32%

20,300

34

40,000

87%

*86 ¥2

87 ¥2

42 ¥2

43%

32 ¥B

32%

,

32%

33%

33%

34%

33%

102 ¥4

104%

103%

103%

103%

32%

33%
129

123

34

34

34
*123

*123

129

33%

33%

33%

103%

102%

102%

34 ¥2

*33%

34%

34 ¥2

32

34 ¥4

103 ¥2

34
103 ¥2

.40%

.

*33%
103

24%

*123

129

129

*123

*123

127

34

34%

34 ¥s

35 ¥4

34%

35

34 Va

34% '

90

90

89 ¥2

89 ¥2

90 ¥2

91%

92

92

29%

89%
29%

29%

30'

30

30%

30%

30%

30%

31

24%

25%

26

27

26%

28

21 Vb

28

21 Vb

27%

OS J

20 Va

19 ¥2

20

21

■-•1

19%

35 ¥4

35

35

15%

15 ¥2

15%

15%

18 ¥4

18%

19

19%

35

19 ¥2
35 ¥4

35

*15%

15%

89

Deo

79

July

3

98 ¥2 Dec

16

82

Deo

70

July 26

89 ¥♦ Apr

13

Feb

12%

Oct

Jun

Feb

Feb

,

16

21 Vb Dec

18

30% Dec
12% Jan

27

13

38

Dec

21

39% Jan

36

28% Not

Jun

30% May
16% Jun

10% Feb

24 %.

Jan

9y< July 13

,

,..i

<34

®

July 14
July 17

33 Vb

35 Va

15 ¥2

15%

16%

7,500

10%

9%

10%

155,500

9%

9 ¥2

10 ¥4

10

10%

69 ¥2

68 ¥2

68 ¥2

*68

69%

68

68

¥2

67 ¥2

14 ¥a

14

14%

14%

14%

14 ¥2

14%

14%

.—_No par

*83

84 ¥2

84%

*83

84

8312

83

83

83 ¥2

83%

11%

12

*11%

17%

18 ¥4

*83

14%
*83

i_10

*11%

12%

11%

12 ¥4

12

12

11%

11%

10

17%

17%

17%

17%

17 ¥2

17%

17 ¥4

17%

com

100

139

'137

10

Co—

*42

10

*137

139

*137

*137

139

139

■

*137

139

68

43%

43

43%

43%

44

44

44 ¥4

43%

42%

43 ¥a

42%

43%

43

43%

43

44 ¥4

22%

22%

*74%

76

89%

88

'

93%

98%

74

74

17%

20

23

36 ¥4

1

10%

97 ¥a

23%

24

24

23%

24

23 ¥2

23%

76

76

76

*75

76

76

76

74 ¥2

75%

430

90 ¥2

91

91

91

89%

90%

89%

90

910

97

97

97

*95%

97

97%

*96 ¥4

23%

*95%

98

380
2.200

76

73%

73%

74 ¥2

74%

.74%

75

74%

75

20 Va

21¥s

19 ¥2

20 ¥4

19

19%

18%

19%

18%

19%

36

36 ¥2

26 ¥2

37

37

37

37%

38

37 ¥4

10%

xlO

10 ¥2

10%

10%

39

*37%

38

36%

37 ¥.

x75

10%

29%

29%

30 ¥2

30

30 ¥2

30 Va

48

49 ¥2

49 ¥»

50%

49

50

49%

17%

17%

18

17%

18 ¥■

17%

44 ¥4

44

45 ¥2

44

45%

47

convertible preferred

-

14% Jan

11% Jan

3

19% Oct

18

Youngstown Steel Door

No par

17 ¥4

20% July

33% Dee

31% Jan

13

70% Apr

14

Zenith Radio Corp
Zonite Products Corp.

No par
—1

43

13,500

23%

36 ¥4

Jun

10%

90

29

4¥i%

'27,500

43%

90 ¥2

23%
*74 ¥2

*38

6

1,300
'

'

50

20

1;200
14,200

*

Nopai

Mfg Co

300

'-■"V

139

44 ¥4

42%

23,600

18%

*137!

*42%

43%

1,400

12

18 ¥8

43%

42%

Young (L A) 8prlng & Wire.No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—_No par

37% Oct
53 Vt Oct

500

35 ¥4

15%

9%

York Corp common—

31

15,o00

21%

*35 ¥3

13%

14% May 19
43 ¥4 May 29

47% Oct

12,COO

15%

68 ¥2

preferred 4 ¥2% series
100
4V2V0 conv series—.100
Wright Aeronautical
No par
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5

Towne

290

2,000

9 ¥2

Prior pfd

&

26,200

27%* ;'27%'
*20%

"

"

90Vr?r90%
30%^t31%

14%

Prior

Yale

'•

•

"*■
0

'

"• 127

33 %

33%

15%

9,100

34%

-

33

*35

600

103

33%

89 ¥4

*35

'

12,600

67%

preferred

Common

3.900

38%

38%

Worthirigton Pump & Machinery
»

1,100
100

8%

(F W) Co

6%

5,600

,

*

14

CO——„

Jun

142

HIGH

,

67%

^Wisconsin Blec Power Co

25

17%

No par

common

22% Feb

AND

15,400
26,100
120
70
~L

No par

common—1

pfd series A
Inc

17,

71% 73
109
109¥a

*109¥8 109%

25% 25%
27% 27%
*110% 111%
105
105
*106
108
*106
108
*106
108
17%, 18
17% 18%
17% 17%
72%, 73
M
"75
V <*74¥2 77
*109
109% %
J 109%5
*109
1 09%

10

Willys-Overland Motors

18

27

-

22

20

69 ¥2 Oct

Jun

128

>

12.50

12

<14%

10

Instrument

34 ¥2 Dec
129

-

Dec. 20

31%

Westinghouse Air Brake
No par
Westinghouse Electric com—_12 ¥2
3.80% preferred series B
2IOO
Electric

33
24% 25%
25% 26
110% 110%
*105
106%
*106
108

Wednesday

43

2

Deo

f

24% , 25
25%
25%
*110
111%
*105
105%
*105
106%
16%
17
72
72%

Dec. 19

32 Vb

Weston

85

32¥a

Tuesday

42%

35¥2 Nov 22

15

8%

18

31

85

Dec. 18

*85%

25¥2 Nov

12 ¥2 Feb

<70

32%

,

30%

85"%
34

*85

63.900
7,000
56,500
500
3,300
500
8,000
8.400
3,500
340
15,200

Monday

100

19

33% Jan

4 V*

Preferred series A

12

Dec

*

107
16%
*70%
72
*109
109%
*106
16

Western Union Teleg class A_No par

White

34

^

23

No par

19

Feb

x42%
i

4%

Western Pacific RR com

27

26¥2 July 15
15¥8 Feb
8

7% May

Jun

36

10

Maryland Ry com
100
non-cum 2nd preferred—_100

Dec

Deo

18 ¥4 Dec

33% Oct 24
105% Feb

Supply Co

Western

Feb

16%

14 Va

30%
32%
-24%
24V8
,25%
25%
111% llP/8
*106
107

11%

28

Deo

Jun

'28%

*

Western Auto

1

41

32%

12%

'

,

85%

*85

LOW

prior preference—No par
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20

23% Mar
«

21
13%
7%
29

7%
29

8%
17
103% 104
11% 11%
29% 30%
26% 27%
*25% 26%
157/8 16%
*21% 21%
13
14%
7%
7%
29% 30%

600
1,400
3,800
12,900
28,900
6,600
130

Dec. 16

Par

24

Deo

24

May

11%
29%
26%
25%
15%
*20%
13%

49

63
63
12% 12%
27% 27%
49% 49%
8%
9
17% 17%
105% 105%
12
12%
34
34%
29
29%
25% 25%
16% 16%
21% 21%
14% 15%
7%
7%
30% 30%
85% 85%
32% 33%

63
63
63
63
12% 12% %■ 12% ' 12%
27
27%
27% 27%
x50
50%
49% 50
8%
8%
8%
8%
17% 17%
17% 17%
104
104
104% 104%
11% 12%
12% 12'%
30% 33%
33
33%
.
27% 28%
' 23% 29%
* 25% 25% .
25% 25%
16% 16% ,
16% 16%
21% 21%
*21% 21%
14% 15
15
15
7%
7%
7%
7%
30% 30%
30% 30%
84% 85%
85
85%
33
33%
32% 33%
25% 25%
25% 25%
25% 26%
26% 27%
*109% 111%
110% 110%
*105
106%
*105
106%

62
62%
12% 12%
27
27%
49% 49%
x8%
8%
17% 17%
*102% 104
11% 11%
30% 30%
26% 27%
*25% "26
16% 163%
*21
21%
14% 14%
7%
7%

Saturday

STOCK

Western Air Lines Inc

22

Jun

.■

8%
16%
*103

EXCHANGE

20

t

YORK

J per share

S per share

$ per share

t per share

;

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest

Year 1940

i

48%

STOCKS

Range for Previous
Lowest

12%
*27

63'/a
12%
27%
49%
8%
17%

*61%
Xl2%
27

63%
12%
27%
49%
8%
17
104
11%
29%
26%
25%
15%

*61

'

•

37
'

'

77,200

38

2,800

11%

11

11V8

10%

11

11,600

38

37%

37%

33 ¥2

38%

30%

30 Vt

30%

30%

30%

50%

49%

50 ¥4

49%

50

23.100

18

17%

18

17%

18

5,100

48%.

47 ¥2

48

47%

48%

24,000

4 ¥2

4%

16,100

1.000

5.900

'
•

i

...

3%

Feb

.

tilvidend.

,

4% Oct

and asked prices;
y Ex-rights.

3% Jun

27

6% Apr 22

no 6ales on this day.

- -




4

•

¥.

.

4-¥4

4

¥4

4%

Jin receivership, or petition has been liled for company's reorganization.

4%

4%

4 ¥2

4%

aDeferred delivery.- rCash sale.

4%

434

sSpecial sales. 'wd When distributed/ eEx.

,

Volume 172

Number 4971

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

(2499)

Bond Kecord

New York Stock

«»
FRIDAY

The

italic

letters

In

the

GOVERNMENT

Year 1949

Range Since Jan. 1

Highest

Lowest

Dec

103.28

Dec

101.30 Sep

108.13

Jan

108.13

Jan

107

11

Nov

108.4

1

11

May

Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury

1

111.10 May

1

110.23 Mar

102.31

Jan

102.31

Jan

104.9

Feb

104.9

Feb

104.15

103.8

July

103.8

July

Feb

101.13

Jun

Feb

101.7

103.2

ApPii

Dec

100.18

Jan

103.19

Jun

103

102.30

Feb

100.24

Aug

100.13

Jan

100.17

Feb

101.3

100.25

25

102.14 Apr

Nov~29

Sep"

100.29

Oct~31

25

101.8

Feb

Feb~24

102.23

Jan

100.27 Dec

22

102.18 Feb

1

15

103.9

9

Jan

100.29 Aug 11

100.31 July 28

of

when

102.6

Monday

Dec. 16

Dec. 18

Low

High

Low

bonds mature.

AND

HIGH

Tuesday

PRICES

Thursday

Dec. 20

High

Low

High

SALE

Wednesday

Dec. 19

Low

Friday

Dec. 21

High

Low

the Week

Bouds($)

High

*106.27

106.30

*106.28

106.31

*106.29

107

*107.1

107.3

*107.3

107.7

*107.4

107.7

100.28

*100.25

100.27

*100.25

100.27

*100.25

100.27

*100.25

1C0.27

*100.24

100.26

*101.13

101.15

*101.12

101.14

101.14

*101.12

*101.12

101.14

*101.12

101.14

*101.11

1956-1959

*108.12

108.15

*108.14

108.17

108.25

1958-1963

*108.19

*110.8

100.11

*110.9

110.12

*110.12

110.15

*110.18

110.2J

*110.19

1960-1965

110.22

*110.18

*112.26

112.29

*112.27

112.30

*112.29

113

*113.3

113.5

*113.4.

113.8

*131.3

1952-1954

101.13

*108.14

104.17

*103.19

108.21

*108.21

108.23
110.22

.413.7

*101.4

101.6

*101.4

101.6

*101.4

101.6

*101.4

101.6

*101.4

.1956-1958

101.6

*101.3

101.5

*103.21

103.23

*103.21

103.23

*103.21

103.23

*103.23

103.25

*103.22

1962-1967

103.24

*103.21

103.23

*102.15

102.17

*102.13

102.18

*102.16

102.18

*102.20

102.22

*102.23

1C2.25

*102.24

102.26

1963-1968

*101.20

101.22

*101.20

101.22

*101.20 101.22

*101.22

101.24

*101.24

Jun

101.26

*101.24

1964-1969

101.26

*101.3

101.5

*101.4

101.6

*>H)1.4

101.6

*101.6

101.8

Dec

*101.7

101.9

1964-1969

*101.8

101.10

*100.31

101

*101

101.2

*101

101.2

*101.2

101.4

*101.4

101.6

*101.4

101.6

101.1

*101.1

101.2

*101.1

101.2

*100.30

101

1965-1970

Dec

103.20 Jun

5

8

25-year

*100.29

100.31

*100.29

100.31

*100.29

100.31

*100.31

1966-1971

*100.27

100.29

*100.27

100.2.9

*100.27

100.29

*100.29

100.31

101

Jun

*100.30

1967-1972

*100.23

100.25

*100.23

100.25

*100.23

100.25

*100.23

100.25

*100.23

100.25

*100.23

Sep

100.25

1967-1972

*103.23

103.25

*103.23

103.25

*103.23

193.25

*103.27

103.29

Dec

*103.28

103.20

*103.26

103.28

1967-1972

*100.23

100.25

*100.23

100.25

*100.23

100.25

*100.23

100.25

*100.23

100.25

*100.23

1 uO.25

1951-1953

*101.4

101.6

*101.4

101.6

*101.4

101.6

*101.5

101.7

*101.4

101.6

*101.4

101.6

1952-1955

*100.31

101.1

*100.30

101

*109.30

101

*100.30

101

*100.30

101.1

*100.29

100.31

1954-1956

*103.22

103.25'

*103.25

103.23

*103.25

103.28

*103.28

103.30

*103 27

103.31

*103.27

103.31

*102.19

102.21

*102.19

102.21

*102.20

102.22

*1C2.19

102.21

*102.18

102.20

*100.21

100.23

*100.21

100.23

*100.25

100.27

*100.27, 100.29

100.2 7

100.27

1956-1959

*102.19

102.21

Jun

1959-1962

*100.21

100.23

Dec

1959-1962

*100.19

100.21

*100.18

100.20

*100.18

100.20

*100.21

100.23

*100.24

100.26

*100.23

100.25

-1951-1953

*100.12

100.14

*100.11

100.13

*100.11

100.13

*100.11

100.13

*100.11

100.12

*100.11

100.12

.

1951-1955

*100.15

100.17

*100.14

100.16

*100.15

100.17

*100.14

100.16

*100.15

100.17

*100.14

1952-1954

*100.21

100.22

*100.20

100.22

*100.20

100.22

*100.20

100.22

*100.20

100.21

*100.18

100.20

Dec

1952-1954

*100.24

100.26

*100.24

100.26

*100.24

100.26

*100.24

100.26

*100.24

100.25

*100.23

100.24

*102.5

102.8

*102.6

102.9

*102.5

102.8

*102.9

102.11

*102.7

102.11

*102.7

102.11

102.20

——1953-1955
Bank

for

Development

3s

1972

*102.12

102.20

*102.12

102.20

*102.12

102.20

*102.12

102.20

*102.12

102.20

*102.12

*100.16

101

*100.16

101

*100.16

101

*100.16

101

*100.16

101

*100.16

*100.12

100.23

*100.12

100.28

»100.i2

100.28

*100.12

100.28

*100.12

100.28

*100.12

100.28

*100.8

100.24

*100.8

100.24

*100.8

100.24

*100.8

100.24

*100.8

100.24

*100.8

100.24

*99.12

2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1957
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1958
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1959

96.24 Mar 23

and

asked

price.

No

sales

transacted

this

day.

a

Odd

lot

transaction,

r

New York Stock

Interest

Period

Exchange

Last
Sale Price

York

99.23

*99.12

99.28

*99.12

99.28

*99.12

99.28

*99.12

99.28

*98.16

99.16

*98.16

99.16

*98.16

99.16

*98.16

99.16

*98.16

99.16

*98.16

99.16

99

*98

99

*98

99

*98

99

*98

99

*98

99

*97.4

98.4

*97.4

98.4

*97.4

98.4

*97.4

98.4

*97.4

98.4

*97.4

98.4

*96.16

97.16

*96.16

97.16

*96.16

97.16

*9.6.16

97.16

*96.16

97.16

*96.16

97.16

*96

97

*96

*96

97

*96

97

*96

97

*96

97

*95.16

96.16

*95.16

*95.16

96.16

*95.16

96.16

*95.16

96.16

*95.16

96.16

.97

96.16

*

-

FOR

WEEK

ENDED

DECEMBER

22

Week's
or

Range
Fiiday's

Bid & Asked

Low
New

*99.12

Registered bond transaction.

RANGE

Friday
BONDS

99.28

High

City

Range Since

Sold

Jan. 1.

Low

BONDS

Interest

Period

New York Stock Exchange

3%s
—June-Doc

117

^

115% 117A

48

108

x\

9—

series

No.

10—_

June-Dec

3%s

117 i'V

series. No.

3%s

series

No.

11—

series

No.

3%s

1980

or

series

No.

3%s

series

Jan. 1

Low
69

High
>

80%

67%

80%

June-Dec

7 *72

63%

78

12

—June-Dec

74

66

78

13

——June-Dec

*75

No.

15_

No.

78

June-Dec

14—

No.

series
series

16—

No.

17—_5.

series

No.

3%s

series

No.

19

3%s

series

No.

20

3%s

series

No.

21

3%s

series

No.

22_-

3%s

series

No.

June-Dec

23

18-—--

74

*73#
;

•

June-Dec

*72

—

1

;

„

*74

78
77

63 %

—

*72%

June-Dec

r

66%

74

74

June-Dec

—

-

s

3%s

No.

73

3%s

series

Range Since

Sold

High

*72

__June-Dec

3%s
3%s

Bonds

Fiiday's

Bid & Asked

Low

3%s

Corporate Stock

Last,
Sale Price

High

Transit Unilication Issue—

3%

Week's Range

Friday
Bonds

No.

101

*98

2s serials of '50 due Feb. 15 1960
2s serials of '60 due Feb 15 1961
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1962

96.24 Mar 23

15

100.16

Jun

2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1953
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1954
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1955
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1956

•Bid

Sales for

.

Dec. 22
Low

High

*100.26

Reconstruction &
Dec

Saturday

the

point.

a

1955-1960

Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s.

Feb

103.16

32d

1951-1954

International
99.11

the month

case

more

1951-1955

Treasury 2V4s
Treasury 2y4s
Treasury 2y»s
Treasury 2y4s—
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1957

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reduced to 2%) 2012

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reduced to 2.25%) 2004

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interest

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or

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■

.Volume 172

Number 4971

.

The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle

.

.

(2501)

NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE

Friday

BONDS

Last

Period

Sale Price

New York Stock Exchange

FOR

WEEK

ENDED

DECEMBER

22

Week's Range

Interest

or

Bonds

Bid & Asked

Low

Range Since

Sold

High

NO.

Low

Interest

BONDS

Jan. 1

Period

New York Stock Exchange

Electric

Power

first

3s

*101%

May-Nov

*104%

—

High

101%

106 '/a

104'% 107

Jan-July

112 %

111% 112'%
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Ry—

Guaranteed gold 4'/as
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1951

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4s

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%

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1981___.___June-.Dec

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:

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debentures 11947 issue) 1960

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1995
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102% 102 %

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94

74

H

2%s series A 1981—Jan-July

gold

99%

103%

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87%

96

84

Jan-July
Jan-July

1970—,

5s

Feb

First gold 4s 1951
First gold 3%s 1951

102%

—

104%

103 '%

79

101% 102'%

1979—May-Non
Consol mortgage 5%s-3%s series B 1979 May-Nov
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May-Nop

Extended

r*

105 a? 10511

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90%

58

22'%

22'A

mortgage 4%s-3%s scr A

101%
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10
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85

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RR—

.98
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3s

mortgage
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100

20

101%

101% 101'%

93%

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S

Illinois Bell Telephone

102

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102'%

125

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85

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—Jan-July

first 5s A

income

102%

__

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95%

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■—

102'%

84'%

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108 %

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96

—

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105% 105%

129

118

9

99%

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mtge

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;

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13

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mortgage 2%s 1980—.—

j

—

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—

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-April-Oct

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98

100'%

96

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96

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6s

series

A

1952

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28

27%

28

219

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5s

June-Dec

34

34

34

1

30 %

38%

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gold 5s series C

*34

36

33 %

38%

June-Dec

Feb,

102%

106% 107

—

Jan-July

1946

1959

Hocking Valley Ry first 4%s 1999-——:;

102%

103

1946

107%

99%

J,flackehsack Water first mtge 2%s 1976—Mar-Sept

101%

—

103

~

103%

1

3

122

RR—

mortgage 3s- 1978
debentures 1969—

101%

*101% 102'%

—

Jan-July

1952

10

128 % 128'%

100 %

—

Mar-Sept

96
103

122

and

AAdjusted

April-Oct

1975

88%
101'/a

Jan-July

and

States

First

102%

10

*102

—

Jan-July
...

1

95

Jan-July

debentures

3s

Ohio

&

Collateral

107%

80%

12

95

Jam-July
—

1976

Fist

3s

82%
104

■

*101% 105'%

Gulf

107%

105% 105%

105%

60

102%

—

refunding 4s series B 1975
Jan-July
mtge inc- 5s series A July 2015——April
refunding 3%s series D 1969—April-Oct
General mtge inc 4s series B Jan 2044——April

.

104%
104

59

103 %

First

101

102%
101%

192

—

—April-Oct

First

89%

72

32%

101'% 101%

1965—Map-Nov

1973—

series

Corp

Gulf Mobile

79%

57

100

104

G

_Mar-Sep$

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Greyhound

90

8
2

102% 103%

1959—
June-Dec
A 1974—Mar-Sept'

General

May -Nov
June-Dec

1981

rpneints

—

109'%

80

to

92%

75

23

99

83%

99

89

1979—Jan-July

—

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:
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107%
150 %

1

109

104

*99%

mortgage 3%s series N 1990—Jan-July
General mortgage 3%s series O 2000-—Jan-July
r>3/,s ser)es 71 I982_r
Jan-July
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Jan-July
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Jan-July
AGreen Bay & West debentures ctfs A————Feb

103 %

1977-Aprii-Oct
1972—June-Dec

first 5'/2s 1942

5s gold

101

102'A

„

General

—

April-Oct

mtge 2%

99 %

102%

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series

Ry Co— '
5%s series B 1952_

General

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Purchased

Baking 3s debentures 1965

§ACuba Northern Ry
§ A Deposit receipts

F)

106%

Map-Nov

first

iB

104

7

City—

2'/4s

104

Northern

103

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—April-Oct

1976

Crucible Steel Co of Am

RR

Jan-July

1965—

Power

101

82

April

.

100%

—April-Oct

C

99%

100%

1

*111

1961——Map-Nov

collateral trust

Sugar

10

April-Oct

1976——

Gas

debs

General Realty & Utilities Corp—
A4s conv income debentures 1969

Consol

debs 1962

conv

Consolidated

A Certificates

102%

June-Dec

.—Feb-Aug

1981

T

3s

refunding 5s

•

—_

1954_

&

end

105

62%

ser

2

lb

i

.

2015

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ser

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ser

99%

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105

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ACuba

'

t

inc

Tire & Rubber

102'%

105 Va

mtge 3s series E

deben

mortgage 4%s

Consolidated

2'/is

1965.

105

45

ser

96'%

93%

109

109

April-Oct
——--April-Oct

101ft 103%
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*101

—

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2%8
25/8s
2%s

92%

76

73

106'A

99%

1965—'

..

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100%

98%

105% 105%

A

102 %

10

105

--

2000
Jail-July
First consol mortgage 2s series II 1953_..Mar-Sept,
Ohio Division first mortgage 3%s 1971—Mar-Sept

Francisco

105%

3%s

67%

*99% 100

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94%

108

refunding 3s series D 1972

and refund

ref

stamped

first 5s

Railroad: Co—

83

52%

105%

3'/4s

3'/4s

refund

Consolidated

1st

& Southwestern

104%

23
124

468

.

37

1951

New

refund mtge

Fxrst and

convi

of

refund

and

First and
First

Paso

Erie

100

105% 105'%

4'/2s

fund

120%

68

93 %

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68'%

105%

debentures 1999
f debentures 1999—!

River

101%

110

1

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'

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70%

April-Oct

fund

Conn

105

1956 May-.Vop

Georgia div first 5s

Hudson

N

101

169

75%

*70%

First consol mortgage 3'As series E 1964_April-Ocf
First consol mtge 3%s series F 1990—-Jan-July

108%

1970i—May-Sept
Toledo first external 4s 1955
Feb-Aug

Conn

3s

&

91

105%

1980

Elec

103%

75'%

(N Y)

73%

30

1975——

Ohio

100%

E

.

Va

General, mtge

105% 105%

1975

B

%

6

Feb-Aug

98

1977——April-Oct

C

96

108%

110% 114

—April-Oct,

1980_

86

12

70%

*98%

87%'
104 %

first cons gold 5s 1995-Jan-July
Elgin-Joliet &: Eastern Ry 3%s 1970——
Mar-Sept

81

126'%

—

3

98
1'91%

2%s

104%

99

99%

81

70

86'%

45

*100% 101'%

Feb-Aug

110 %

100

*99

——

mortgage

11

99%

100

65

149

23

75%

1995_i—_June-Dec;
a
June-Dec

2%s 1979—

mortgage

15

102% 102%

95%

37

86 %

112%

3

111% 111%

101

.96'%

105 %

'

113%

June-Dec

4s

Duquesne Light Co 2%s 1977

105'%

Edison Co—
First mortgage 3s series L 1977——

First

1985

1958

lien gold

120'A

*111

105

100%

—

105'/s

95

96
--

1982—May-Sept
Mar-Septi

104 %

Commonwealth

s

J

ser

I

106%

Corp—

series

South

&

Columbus &

2%s

series

114

April-Oct

mortgages and cpll trust 4s
Gas System Inc—

Columbus

3s

2%s

first

105

103%

100% 100%

Jan-July

103%

Ry—

modified)

&

3s debenutres series A

First

2%s

debentures

Mack

&

76%
107 Vn

,

June-Dec

1970

100

Columbus
3s

ref mtge

convertible

H

-

10

Mar-Sept

First mortgage 5J/2s series A 1972—
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4'/2s

series

refund

and

86 Vb

72%
104 %

6

*

ASecond gold

Cleveland Union Terminals Co-

Coloiado

&

3s

84'%

85%

April

15

Jan-July

mortgage

mortgage

First

2018—

mortgage (3% fixed
contingent interest) 1993

105% 105%

*116% 127

St Louis Division first coll trust 4s
1990—May-Nop
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1st

interest)

Salt Lake—

&

81

5

12.

99'% 100

—Jan-July

102% 103%

103 '/a

June-Dec

1993

B

76%

(4%%

4s 1995
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Map-Nov
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B 1976..Mar-Sept
Dow Chem.cal
2.35s. debentures 1961
i
May-Nov

1966—June-Dec

Investing Co 4s debentures 1961June-Dec
Cleveland Cincinnati Chic & St Louis
Ry—
4s

81%

♦"

—

City

First

1993

series A

103%

1975-April-Oct

1978

mortgage gtd 3%s

gold

82%

fixed

100

Union Terminal—

General

63%

*100% 101 %

27

69

mtge 2%s

First

City

70

27

82%

RR—

(3%

contingent interest)

General

Great

1st

Financial Corp
Ice & Fuel 23/4s

90

56%

104% 105

Mar-Sept

102% 103%

70

414s series D

T

81

7

1977_June-Dec

—

103

71'%

-——Jan-July

series

refunding

mortgage

Cincinnati

I

1980

133%

83

Jan-Juiy

3'/8s series

mortgage

1

70

75

1985—,—Map-Nov.
April-Oct

124

79%

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Cincinnati Gas & Elec

C

B

ser

Western

mortgage series A

l'/o

103%

67%

refunding mtge 23/4-4'/4s 1994_Jan-July

2%-4'As

104%

90

77%

81

May-Nov

1985

A

ser

Income

RR—

1980_^

Chicago & Western Indiana

First

5s

tr

Light 3s 1973

Grande

contingent

104%

102

Chicago Union Station—

First

Rio

&

1%

104

71%

St L & New OMeans'5s 1951

Income

First

Power &

AIncome mortgage

105%

101%

__

82'%

Memphis Division 1st gold 4s 1951
June-Dec
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—

First

Denver

75%

64

Westerp Ry—

Island

mtge 2%s

First

103%

110

'

2019— April

mortgage convinc 4'/2s Jan 1
mortgage 3s series B 1989—

Chicago

coll

mtge & coll tr 4%s

■

Chicago Rock

101

101%

99%

81%

2042——Map-Nov

May 1

mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1979—Jan-July.

2

2044—April

Second

101

6

RR—

mortgage 4'%s inc ser A Jan
4'%s.conv increased series B Jan 1

First

4-6s

22

Jan-July

General

Chicago & North

106%

1

90

67%

May

:

120% 131%

Map-Nov

Jan-Juiy
2U38,—April

1

Louisville Ry—
inc series A Jan 1983-—April

St

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C

1993

131%

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First

4y2s

4'/2s
&

niuiana

series

5s

due

mortgage and coll trust 3%s

&

4s

2nd mortgage

M

1st, mtge & coll trust 2%s

.

conv

series

mtge

100%

Div

First

1st

Chicago & Ene 1st gold 5s 1982___
Ch.cago Gt West first 4s series A 1988
AGeneral

Western

&

101%

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Feb-Aug

RR—

mortgage

First mortgage

1

—

96%

102

*103% 104 %

Jan-Juiy

1990

Chicago & Eastern 111

High

106

101% 101%

First

(^uincy RR—

re.unu.ng mo.t^age

& ref mtge 3s

*__

—

-May-Nov

1963

104%

571

103% 103%
*103%

1958___

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refunding 4'/2s Ser.es B 1977—Feb-Aug
refunding mortgage 3!/8s 1985__Feb-Aug

an_

1st mtge &

Delaware

Detroit

Second consolidated gold 4s

i .ist

—

Jan-July

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1996—May-Nop
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1996—Feo-Aug
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1973—June-Dec
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go.d 4s 1989—Jan-July

First and

—

Feb-Aug
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1968

3s

iyy2

&

Low

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108

68

trust

Detroit. Edison

1974_:

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4s

refund

mortgage

Collateral

Denver

1987—

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117

83

May

xjvuu^gton

Lackawanna

and

1965

extended

4s

100 %

—

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debentures

102%

105

2020

Chicago

Jan. 1

NO.

"I

101%

*100%

2020

3'/4s

83

10O'%

102% 102%

1

4'/2s

2%s

Hudson

&

AIncome

95

58

1

General

Co

&

New York

106'%

74

69

Jan

Pacific

Range Sine#

Sold

Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR Co—

7

101%

'

—June-Dec
April-Oct

116'%

16

Gen mortgage 4'%s
series B Jan
Central RR Co of N J—
Central New York

Jan-July
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114'%

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A

Central

High

Bonds

101% 101%

1975—April-Ocf

1978

109 %

*105% 106%

Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
P first gold 4s 1948__Juue-Dec

General-mortgage

A

111%

1st

Celanese Corp 3s debentures

|A Central Branch U

mortgage 3s series

3

101% 101%

Mar-Sept

Pirst mortgage
guaranteed

3%s

Jan-July

Friday's

Morris & Essex division

Carthage & Adirondack Ry—

Celotex

First

First

stock

1960

debs

Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s
First mortgage 3s 1978

8

109% 110

Mar-Sept

Capital Airlines, Inc—
4s

107

Dayton Union Ry 3%s series B 1965

June-Dec

195fr

105

100

43

105

104

__

April-Oct

Guaranteed gold 4'%s 1957—
Guaranteed gold 4%s, 1955—

or

Bid & Asked

D

1976—June-Dec

California Oregon Power 3'As 1974
Canada Southern consol
gtd. 5S A 1962
Canadian National

Last

Sale Price

:

low

C
California

Week's Range

Friday

Friday's

v

series

Inter Rys Central

B

America

1956
1st

a

5s B

93%
87%
86"%

Jan-July

1972—Map-Nov

100'A

90%

93%

103

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46%

Jan-July
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Jan-July

1952

1956

48

75

32%

52

86%

87%

27

75

95%

86

87

24

75

95%

98

98

2

93

100

25

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(2502)

.

.

Monday, December 25, 1950

.

NEW YORK BOND RECORD
DECEMBER 23

RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED

Interest

New York Stock Exchange

Last

or

Period

BONDS

Sale Pries

bid

Bonds

Friday's
Ashed

&

Low

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Jan.

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,

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■■

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•

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Ry—(Cont)—
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103%

82%

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■T..

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103%

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101%
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104

104

103%

101%

—

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50

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—

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—

50

First

Y Connecting RR 2%s series
N Y Dock first gold 4s 1951
N

V/a

%

*

1997

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92

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92

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91

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69

67

69

33

50%

76

73%

76

10

55%

55

1937.^

■

Feb-Aug —May-Nov
N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982.———Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3y8s series E 1978—Feb-Aug•
t
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Niagara Falls Power 3J/2S 1966:
:
Mar-SeptNiagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980.
Jan-July;
General mortgage 2%s 1980———.1—.April-Oct
Norfolk Southern Ry Co—
AGeneral mtge 5s convertible inc 2014.April-Oct Norfolk ft Western Ry first gold 4s 1396—April-Oct
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Northern Pacific Ry—
:
•
;
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Quar-Ja;i.
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76

69

82

82

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62%

82 :

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152

33%

60%

66

63%

66

J 07

36%

66

69%

Lehigh. Valley Terminal Ry—„•
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1979—April-Oct
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Liggett ft Myers Tobacco 5s 1951—
—Feb-Aug
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May-Nou

81

60%

Series D As contingent interest 2003
May
■Series E 4%s contingent interest 2003——May
Series F 5s contingent Interest 2003—
.May

68

70

40

70

87%

87

74%

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■

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101%

m-mm

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101% 101%

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3s debenture 1963
——;
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10

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29

•

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2003——April-Oct
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1955-.—May-Nov
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1979—May-Nop

51

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104%

107

;

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1957—May-Nou

80%

-

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:

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68

81

105

59%

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99%

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%

12

"

May^Dept Btores! 2 %'s debentures 19721—Jan-July
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June-Dec
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99%

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—
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—Jan-July
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A Certificates

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|

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:
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—

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see

page 27




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93

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95 y4

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>
:
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&

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debenturps

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3s

n

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102 V2

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—June-Dec
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June-Dco
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June-Dec

&

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1991—Mar-Sept
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1966—..Feb-Aug

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1949_._May-Nov
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1981:.—.Feb-Aug

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—

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—Jan-July

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1974—

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,

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40-yeear

3s

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94

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16

__

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mortgage

mortgage 2%s 1975.—
2%s 1980——.
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100%

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1947—

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—

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101

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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
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..

__

_.

Friday

■

_

BONDS

Interest
Period

Sale Price

New York Stock Exchange

Pittsburgh Cincinnati

Chic

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H

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J

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1975

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101% 101%

First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978-.
Afar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979_. June-Dec

—

106

95%

Corp of America—

conv

Vandalia RR

First and

1995—Afay-Nov
debs 1973—_2_April-Ocf

debs

110%

5

102% 102%

RR—•

debentures

Virginia Electric &
ref 3%s series D

2%s

108%

100% 100%

105%

100%

*108% 109%

May-Nov

106%

105

*103%

—

U

152%

1

*104

.

Pacific

of

1968

Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series O 1991_Afar-Sept
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966
April-Oct
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970_——'
Jan-July

105y4

218% 218%

__

2%s l979_Jtfnc-Dec

12

106% 106%

.

152% '■

Oil

Union

105%
100

99

'

^.May-Nou

1971
Afay-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975-April-Oct

2%s

II

*96

•

Electric Co of Missouri 3%s

First

Consol

Reynolds. (R J)

High

96 %

Ohio

Vanadium

Reading Co first Si

129

104% 105

3%s

Ave Ry first refunding 4s I960^Adjustment income 5s Jan 1960

91%

100% 100%

.

__

refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 86 2037—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Afay-Nov

2%s .debentures

Low

*103% 104

__

104%

3%s

gold

$Third

96%

92

»

First'and'refunding mortgage 3%s 1968—Jan-July

Quaker- Oats

Jan. 1

No.

Louis—

General and refund M 3%s ser E
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—

102%

„

Feb-Aug
-—Jan-Jtrly
May-Nov

„

First and refunding mortgage

Texas &

103%

94

i.__^_Mar-Sept

—

First and

81

II

1964—Jan-July

-

First and

1

100%

__

June-Dec

First mortgage 2%s 1984
Providence-Terminal 4s 1956
Public Service .Electric & (Gas Co—

First and

M

94%

..June-Dec

Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3'As
First mortgage 3s 1983

3s

M

refund

102%

Range Since

Sold

High

RR—

refund

and

95%

Feb-Aug

1974

Pipe Line 2%s 1970

Orleans

and

First

100

Bonds

Fiiday's

Ry—

1962—

First general 4%s series D 1977
Pittston Co 5%s income debentures

&. New

First

111%

—

April-Oct

Ashtabula

&

series

St

111%

103% 103%

April-ocX

of

impt M 4s series C 2019—
—Jan-July
Refund and impt 27/8s series D 1985
_April-Oct
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965

100

*102% 102%

__

June-Dec

First

Youngstown

113%

Assn

Refund and

100%

«102

_

Jan-July

4%s series

Terminal RR

105%
113 %

13

91%

or

Bid & Asked

T

35

Coal—

A

general

111

110% 111%

__

1964—May Nov

mortgage

First

103%

111%
111

109
_

April-Oct

First

First mortgage

II

103%
107%

Sale Price

Low

Texas

June-Dec

April-Oct

Week's Range

Last

Period

High

102%

113 Va 113%

Interest

BONDS

New York Stock Exchange

Low

*112

Pittsburgh Steel 1st mortgage 4'As 1958—Aprii-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—

Pittsburgh

No.

RR—

1975—

22

Friday

108

*105%

1963_Feb-Aup
1964_Afay-Nov

1970

B

II

I960—Feb-Aug
I

ser
ser

DECEMBER

Jan. 1

*107]A

ser

ENDED

Range Sine#

Sold

106

n03

ser

4%s

WEEK

Bonds

L°W Hi°h

Ry—

1953—June-Dec

General

Pittsb

Friday's

Bid & Asked

F

Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis

General

or

ser

4%s

FOR

Week's Range

Last

101

1041%

S
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971_
St. Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st
gold 5s
r Second gold 6s 1996—
;
St

_Mar*s«pi
1996—Jan-July

Louis

Rocky Mt & P 5s stamped
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage

4s series A

*72

„_April-Oct

*75

104% 104%

1997

101% 101 %

Jan-July

101%

mtge inc 4%s series A Jan 2022—May
Louis-Southwestern Ry—

84%

"First 4s

bond certificates

"A

Air Line

General

1st

RR

3s

2y2s

2016

*121

Southern Bell
36

2%s

*105

Southern

1971_'
7s

First

4%s

5s

(Oregon

convertible

A

RR

97%'

41

97%
*123 %
105 V*

1977

Div

first

_

2%s debentures

104

gold

debentures

102%
74

2%s

5s

&

Co

105

102%

61

97%

132

92

87%

101

122%

116

123%

586

*102

102%

100%

ACertificates

123%

100%

96%

96

92%

90

103%

debentures

97

27

87%

Wisconsin

64

83

123

"3

111

98

110

90

98%

105% 106

26

102

15

104

97%

93

*108% 112%
99 U
101

100

99iii

Yonkers Electric

103%

106%

107

102

62%

"4

40

33

96

not

63

96%

98%

Jan-July
Jan-July

101% 102

5

103%

105%

101%

108%

106

108%

27

102%

102% 102%

119

101% 101%

1

85

:

108

68

%

108%

103"'

,

100%

102 %

105

115V»

101%

223

107 % 108

105

-

*—.""101%
—»-*

'

*103% 104 %
*102%

_Jan-July
April-Oct
—Jan-July

*113 Va

,

__

102

—

103 Va

113

r

104

101%
—

—

115%

*101% 102 %

2%s

86 Va

84'/a

86 Va

229

69

73

82'A

61 Va

57

63

315

40

70

40%
1976

:i.

June-Dec

1979

*9i%

99%

3%s 1971

11

Jan-July

"2

105% 105%

100%

102%

105'/a

—

Afar-Sept

64'A

98%

102%

deposit

Power

'

86 V#

21

Light & Power 2%s 1976.Jan-July

*97

107 Va

103 %

99%

103%

102%

the

included

in

..

__

,

*99% 100%

100

102

103

102%

104%

103

„

100%

98

98

„

*100% 102%

—Jan-Juiy
Uay-Nov

104 >/a

52

Deferred

a

included In

99%
100%

62%

1966

101%

delivery sale not included in the year's range, d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot sale not
year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range, r Cash sal#
the year's range, 'y Ex-coupon.
§Negotiabillty impaired by maturity.
.
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 or
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds
selling flat.
UThese issues were previously listed on the Curb Exchange.
The 1950 year s range shewtt
here is a combination of all sales on both Exchanges.

108

15

27

101

96%

1972_

21

96%

*106%

1973

165
107

123

Afay-Nov
April

2013

70%
68%

109

99

1971—Afay-Nov

4%s

of

Electric

70%

56

66%

105 % 105%

1949

mortgage 2%s

107%

107% 107%

*94%
122

107%

1967

106'/a
106%
107%

104%

102% 102 %

L

—

—Afar-Sept

1958

104 7/8
104 Va

64%

68

_Apr-Oet

1960

10

•'6

92%

97%

April-Oct

3s

106 Va

Ry—
4s

Wisconsin Public Service

97%

92%

general

4s

104

6

105% 105 Va

102%

Jan-July
ACertificates of deposit
Jan-July
§ASu & Du div and term first 4s 1936—Afay-Nov

102%

156

first

B

Central

§A First

105

101

S

57

101

*106% 107
70 Va

95 Vi

50

5

104% 105

— —

105%

o

series D

first mortgage

Winston-Salem

84.%

.87%

101%

101

57

104% 104%

1971

3%s

mortgage

Wilson

105

97%

— -.

83
85

73

4

*101

Jan-July

,

73%

—

2

57

Jan-July
—Jan-Juiy
mortgage 4s 1952-April-Oct

I960.

debentures

First

100.102

100% 101

Jan-July

2%s

Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures
Co

14

101%

Jan-Juiy
April-Oct

;

first

1966

—

*94

Mar-Sept
2.65s convertible debentures 1973:
—Jan-July
Wheeling & LakesErie RR 2%s A 1992——Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
Mar-Sept

103% -107%

84%

84%

April-Oct

1996

1974

debentures

2%s

124

100%

April-Oct

gold 4s 1951
2%s debs 1985

5s

1983

series I

4%s-4s series A 1969—

mtge

First

St

&

8

100% 101

1047s

i975_June-De(2

gold

J)

Power'3%s

*

85
84%

101 % 101'%

84

101%

_Feb-Nov

Westinghouse Electric Corp—

99%

Apr-Oct

1*960—

first

2%s

97%
123%

Co—

Div

Swift

103%

*102% 103
»•

—

Afar-Sept

Memphis

Internatl

*84%

1991—-April

ref

registered 2361-1

30-year

68%

101

10

105 V* 105%

106%

Jan-July

Devel and general 4s series A 1956
Devel and general 6s series A 1956—
Devel and general 6%s series A 1956

<N

41

5

—

mortgage 2%s series E 1986—
Jan-July
mortgage 2%s series F 1996
Jan-July
mortgage 2'As series G 1961—.Jan-Juiy
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s
1994—Jan-Ja/y

debentures

Jan

Western Pacific 4%s income A Jan 2014——May
Western Union Telegraph Co—
•

v

First

Oil

99%

3

98

First

3%s

Penn

Gen

102%

97%

8

Afay-Nov

Tel

series B

debentures

conv

first

Western Maryland first

99%

102%

98

41

4s

96%
100%

98%

101% 101%

First

Bell

West

127%

Afay-Nov

debentures

Pacific

ASpokane

99

103%

97%
41

...Jan-July
Feb-Aug
—Jan-July

San Fran Term 1st
mtge 3%s ser A

Standard

75%

99

April-Oct

1981—

Louis

214

—

June-Dec

1963

1969

4 %s

Co

RR

^Wisconsin

Lines)

4%s

Southwestern

96

Co—

Gold

3s

94%

*102

April-Oct

_Feb-Auy
—Jan-July

—

Gold

Southern

94%

1941

Ry 2%s 1994—

Pacific

104%

126 %

*98%

1987—>

Indiana

105%

103%

4%s

.-April

3%s 1976—Afay-Nov
gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-Juiy
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—Afay-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
.———May-Noo

106

104%

-

series A Jan 1981

4s income

mortgage 3'As series B 1971

Walworth

122

99%

_3

June-Dec

1985

debentures

Southern

"

*104

June-Dec

gtd

1979

debentures

2%s

RR

mtge income

First

84%

117%

*126

*99%

Telephone & Telegraph Co—

debentures

55

—

—Afay-Nov

Skelly Oil 2%s debentures 1965
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2y2s 1976
North -Ala

686

♦105% 107

May

19C6__'

Union Oil 2%s debentures
ASllesian-Amer Corp coll trust

Si

102

mtge

West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361

Shell

South

Co—

RR

Gen

101 Mi

90

Co—

mtge 4%s series-A Jan
series B 1980

(Jos E) Si Sons
debentures 1974

Wabash

Warren

1989—_iMay-Noo

mtge 3s

Seagram

76

98%

84%

1%

1989—May-Nop

»

W

75

506

18% 102

Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
1989_jan-jtrfy
St Paul & Duluth .first cons gold 4s
1968.June-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3y8s B
1971—*—April-Oct
Scioto V & New "England 1st gtd 4s

Seaboard

104%

71

„

Gen

1955—Jan-July

ASeeond

St

102
65

•

^

NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In

the

following extended list

furnish

we

AND

YEARLY

RECORD

complete record of the transactions on New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning Saturday, Dec. 16
ending the current Friday, Dec. 22.
It is compiled from the reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security, whether
or bond, in which
any dealings have occurred during the current year.

and

a

stock

RANGE

Week's

Range

Shares

Par
AEC

Vending

ACF-Brill

Corp

Motors

Acme

Aluminum

Acme

Wire

Adam

Co

—1

warrants

Low

7%

7%

Friday

'

High
8

11,700

Low

7% July

1%

2%

7,300

1

July

5%

4'A

5%

7,000

3

Jan

—10

common-

29'A

28%

100

21

Jan

Hat Stores Inc

29

%

1

Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores

_

3%

3%

3%

-1

3%

3%

3Va

2,300
13,300

Manufacturing

Air Associates Inc

For footnotes

common-

see

page

5

—1

31.




10%

Shares

11

May

Air-Way

2%

Dec

Airfleets

5%

Sep

Alabama Great Southern

Nov

Alabama

31

Electric

Appliance

Inc

Power 4.20%

5%

Jan

Alaska

3%

Dec

Allied

International

mm

Allied

Products

Airlines

&

x9%

10

V8

2,600

9%

Dec

14% May

Altes

11

12%

4,200

7%

Jan

13

Altofer

Sep

preferred

8%

8%

8%

4%

4%

95

100

96%

98%

50

99

600
30
100

4%

13,800

"3%

400

5

20%

21

450

(Mich)

Brewing Co
common

4%

4%

.

1
•

7%

3%

3%

3%

4,100

7%

7%

100

Jan

12

Apr

57/s

Oct

80

Jan

101 %

Nov

96%

Oct

103% Aug

4% July

3%

Nov

5% Mar

Apr

6%

Jun

Aug

4%

Jun

15% July

21%

Dec

6%

Jan

5%

1

common

High

Low

2,300

~3%

1

Range Since January 1

High

Investing Corp—1

Inc

Fisher common

Bros

3
1

3 Va July
Jan

Low

Par

—

(N J)

for Week

of Prices

High

—, —

Ainsworth

Sales

Range

Sale Price

1%

4

•

Week's

Last

New York Curb Exchange

Alles
Aero

22

STOCKS

1

-

DECEMBER

Range Since January 1

2

Alloys

ENDED

for Week

of Prices

Friday

Exchange

WEEK

Sales

Last
Sale Price

STOCKS
New York Curb

FOR

3

3%

Dec

5% Mar

,

Financial Chronicle

Commercial and

The

28

. .

.

Monday, December 25, 1950

(2504)

'

Last

Curb Exchange

Range

for Week

of Prices

Shares

•

America common.

Aluminum Co of

70%

loo

Amer

Book

American
American

American
American

American

6,500

1%

400

common

Superpower Corp common

preferred

$6 series

—.

Writing Paper common

American

Sep

2%

ie

Dec

Jan

26

22% Aug

Dec

23%

23

1,100

10%

20%

21%

1,350

18%

Apr

xl8 % xl8%

800

14%

Apr

5%

6%

52,900

3%

Feb

19'A

20%

1,600

19%

Dec

30 »/4 May

Dec

37'A May

26

is »/2
6

20'A

32

31 %

31

100

31V2

31%

32

150

19%

Oct

6%

Dec

35

Nov

Nov

Cherry-Burrell

32%

31%

32%

4,000

July

44%

44

46'A

9,100

27Va

Feb

46%

Dec

9%

3,400

3%

Jan

11,%

Oct

8%

Vz
112'A
4%

1,350
1,300

7%

8'A

700

6%

4%

7

1

5%

5%

5%

11%

11%

11%

1
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co
—1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100

3'A

Angostura-Wupperman

Argus Cameras Inc—,
Arkansas Natural Gas

...

•

Power &

Equipment Corp

26,400

1,000
50

Oct

16%

Sep

14%

15%

41

Oct

10%

1,500

7%

Jun

11%

Jan

Compo

13%

13'/a

13%.

3,500

9Va

Jan

14%

35

225

July

Oct

8%

%

800

72%

100

2%

7,300
2,100

8'A

72%

41%

1% Aug
Nov

83%

Jan

2%

Dec

8%

5% July
% Mar

500

%

71%

£1

Apr

3%

2%

74%

70%

5%

5%

%

49,300

1
1
*

20%

19%

20%

4,000

6

4%

6%

2,700

7'A

7

7'A

1,000

7

Dec

8%

Jan

7%

5%

Jun

Jun

Cornucopia

7%

1,000

9

5

8

July

22

Jan

Coro

Feb

16

Oct

Plywood Corp

Automatic Steel Products Inc

Machine—;
Avery (B F) & Sons common
6% preferred
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
Voting

6

17%

17%

17%

14

15%

21

Jun

14

14

3,400

10%

36

Babcock & Wilcox Co

10%

11%

1,400

97/a

4%

70,400

3%

Dec

,'

__

3%

.

Refractories

7%

87,500

3%' Jan

7%

6% Mar

11%

Beck

Aircraft

Bellanca
Bell

Ties

3%

common

& Reynolds common
preferred class A

Petroleum common

Bickford's

Inc

common

Birdsboro Steel Fdry &

36%

37

Blue

10%

3

common—

Bohack

Borne

Co common

Scrymser Co.

Breeze

Corp

common

Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co common
Class

British

Oil

97/a

Oct

Dec

22%

American

Amer

14

150

14

Aug

16%

Jan

Davenport Hosiery Mills

10%

10%

Feb

11%

Oct

Davidson

9% July

13 %

Jan

Dec

4%

Nov

7% Mar

12%

Nov

77%

Nov

7%

,

3%

14,900
3,700

3%
51

400

Jan

Amer

10

75% July

89

Nov

100

18% July
3% Dec

27%

Nov

5%

Jan

Detroit Gray Iron

16%

Jan

21%

Oct

Detroit

5

Jan

11%

Nov

Devoe

23

Oct

25%

Feb

Distillers

17

Jan

23

Aug

American

32

Feb

34%

Jun

Dobeckmun

20%
11%

10%

600

4

5,200

11%

4,600
■

—

:

'

Jm "

25%

26

21% Apr

1,100

Jan

8

9%

Class
Brown

10s
class A

Power

7% July

50

9%

Distillers—

Rubber

Brown

Co

<E L)

Bruck

:

Piston

Burma

Ring

6%

Gasket &
Steel

Raynolds class B

&

9%

10 Va

7%

600

8%

Bridge

8%

Dec

Nov

15%

6,900

13% Mar

22%

Dec

950

5% July

9%

ft July

H

July

5%

8%

%

ft

3%

3%

3%

5,100

«-o

utu

5%

11,000

2%

Jan

6 Vs

Apr

3%

5 Va

63,800

1%

Jan

7%

Apr

8%

500

6%

Jan

10%

Oct

Apr

40% Nov

t

Duraloy
'

;

Durham

3

Duro

Sugar Estate
Electric

California

Fire

Camden

*

6%%

7%

7

7

18

7%

'•

27

20

...

7

II

30% July

Ltd

Canners

Canadian Dredge

common

& Dock Co Ltd

*

__

♦

—

~

5%

Dec

5% Mar

8ft

Oct

91/4 Mar
24

Mar

;

Co
Hosiery class B common

(The)

Duval

common

Sulphur &

Potash Co

Gas & Fuel Assn

44"

Oct

27

Oct

21%

Oct

22 V4

Nov

Nov

25

Nov

Eastern

Marconi.

Capital City

.

Products common

Capital Transit Co
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
&

Carman

Carnation

Co

Co

150% Mar

100

preferred

i

37

~3%

27,700

21

50

34%

37

700

32

~4%

8%

600

3%

4%

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84

150

85
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Carr-Consolidated
Carreras

pfd

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8

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common

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5

100
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2.50

—

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3

3%

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dep rets B ord

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see

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Jan

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21,100
800

3%

325

39%

64%

62

7%

7%

1,000

6%

Jan

11%

12%

3,600

11%

Dec

Oct

Nov

8%

Nov
May

13

9%

9%

1,400

8%

Sep

11

18%

20%

1,400

18%

Dec

25%

Oct

11%

1,400

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14%

Feb

Nov

5%

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119%

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11%

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114% 116%

3,500

78% Mar

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Mar

1

Sep

Dec

3% May
3

May

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32%

10%

11

500

21%

Nov

36Va

Jun

7%

150

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Jan

12%

Oct

7%

21

32

Jan

30

5,300

20

20%

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11%

Jan

7%

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A

5%

16

7,600

9%

3,300

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5%

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300

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15

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600

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5%
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17% Mar

15,900

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14%

5%

Jan

15 %

Apr

52%

Dec

%

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9,000
7,800

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Dec
Nov

4

30%

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52

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9%

Dec

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Mar

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Sep

10

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48

Aug

68

Apr

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Jan

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12%

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6Va

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10% July

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30

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9%

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26%

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31

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85

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%

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%

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14% July

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Dec

Mar

23%

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—

States

beneficial int

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Electric Bond & Share common..

Equity

»

2%

1

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80%

.

250

9%

11V4

8,200

5

19%

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19%

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10%

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Nov

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92

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May

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18

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Jun

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5%

24

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12

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20

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Sep

19% Mar

4V4

92,500

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May

8%

29%

500

%

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108

1%

2,800

15

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Nov

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15

Jan

Feb

12

31'/a

la

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11%
34%

65% July'

1%

11

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—10

10

800

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July

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31

1

13

1,000
1,200

1%

1%
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7

12%

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75

1,400

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common

convertible preferred
Esquire Inc
Eureka Corp Ltd

400

•

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$2

5,000

26%

26%

1

3»/4
91V4

78

79

Jun

10

24

'

87%

3V4
90

pfd— .100

Millwork Corp

Eureka Pipe

1,625

—1

Corp common

Derrick & Equipment
Corp

18,500

67%

—25

Corp

Empire District Electric 5%

11V4

65

__

*

Electrographic

10%

67 J/4

13

Oct

Oct

6V4 Aug

%
21

Dec
Oct

Jan

3%

Jan

11

—

—

Dec

Dec

Nov

Ltd—

Amer

7%

Oct

2% July

111V4

__

3Va

Oct

Jan

3%

.100

preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shares of beneficial int.

Emsco
7%

6 Va

~7%

$7

Empire

Canadian Industries Ltd—
Canadian

21%

Oct

%

common. —10

prior preferred

$5 pfd shares of

25

25% July

50

27

■

Canadian

Nov

20% July

100

•

Dec

5% July

4,900

21

July

3%

100

12,600

•

preference

3

9,000

3%

6%

20%

5

Ltd common

Cement Co

7

1

Power

Insurance.

Canada Bread Co Ltd
Canada

3%

l

13% Mar

3%

*

Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd

Jan

150

20

4% July

6

Laboratories—

B)

Eastern Malleable Iron

Calamba

8

2,500

5%

4%

4%

* '

Co

(Allen

Test Corp

4% %

5%

25

3,700

39

37%

—

Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg

Eastern

4Va

Oct

Apr

22%

8%

5%

Nov

Sep

20 Vz

8%

50c

Nov

25 %

18%

Dec

25,800

22%

ft

Electric Products common

22%

15 Va Mar

Dunlop

Oct

I

Cable

12% Mar

550

91% Nov

14%

class A

Class A common

13% May

20%

Power

DuMont

(•

Dec

Jan

13%

12 %c

6%

11%

13%

dep rets

Duke

|

Nov

22

1,300

13%

1

Burry Biscuit Corp

Jun

1,800

July

1
1

Co common

Nov

2%

Oct

15% July
5'% Jun

800

22%
25

16

4%

ord reg 4s

Draper Corp common
Driver Harris Co

Jun

8%

2,300

19

600

Apr

1%

dep rets

Apr

4%

Jan

17%

\l

63 Vz July

Ltd—

Co

Apr

28%

July

27,000

20%

1
10 >
—1

Foundry

Products

11%

Jan

5'A

2,300

2.50

Co

Amer

Corp

debenture

11

Jan

11

3,100

21

•

Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Burd

1% Mar

900

2%

6%
18%

19

*

Line

Pipe

Buckeye

10%

2.50

Mills Ltd class B

Co common

6%

1

common

Bruce

19%

21

Sep

10,800

83%

1%

9%

35
._50c

class B
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common

2%

10

1%

■

1%

80

12%

5
—100
Manufacturing
1

Domestic Finance Corp

28% Aug

23%

♦
__1

B
Forman

2%

—•

cumulative junior preferred

4%

8%

Detroit

•

Dominion

Tobacco—

dep rets ord reg
Columbia

Dec

10c ■

Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common
Dennison Mfg class A common

26

•

2%

Feb

9%

1

Day

84

British Celanese Ltd—
British

i

25%

£1
£1

10

6% July

—2.50

Brothers Inc

84

20%

Nov

27%

Jan

6% July

3,400

D

70

3%

17%

2,500

t

68

19%

450

9%
9%

2.50
5

Dominion Steel & Coal

dep rets ord bearer
dep rets ord reg

Amer

24

Oct

9%

Nov

1,300

Nov

Nov

Apr

12 Va

•

Co

common.

Inc common
Manufacturing Co (Mo)

Curtis

7

*
•

A

British-American

Tobacco

Cuban

Curtis Lighting

Dec

4

37%

69

7%

5
*

Atlantic Sugar common

Cuban

Feb

Jun

60 % Mar

8%

63 %

25c
*
10

common_r

18

1
*

Light & Power

Traction

Brazilian

Drug Co

Oil Refining common
$6 preferred

May
Oct

12%

22

1

500

3%

25
1

;
—

—

6

16%

9% Mar

3%

5

1,150

11%

*

Bourjois Inc

33% Mar

17%

10%

7%

receipts (ord reg)—£1

Petroleum
Co

8%

12%

•

prior cumulative preferred_100

5%%

% Mar

1

1%

l

(S) & Co common

(H C)

Jun

Jan

5%

—i—*
1
*
1

Brewing

14

1
Mach Co com.*

Ridge Corp common

Blumenthal

Dec

8%

2% July

19%

8%

4

■

Elauner's

Jun

5 Va

•

10,000
1,500

4

3 Vb

•

•

3,900

15%

Jan

250

Ltd—

18

1

Hedges common

&

36%

of Canada common—25

Telephone

Benrus Watch Co IncBenson

13%

15

11 %

'

'—J

common

Shoe Corp—

12 %

*»•*-

'mm''

& Co common

(L)

(A Si

Dec

7%

9

450

5c

Gold Mines

Inc

Crown

Nov

7%

Dec

11%

*

Crystal

Dec

3,500

Jan

5%

*

...
-

10%

11

Inc

'•

11%

■

Baumann

Mar'

5%

'

Sep

3%

1,200

19%

Motors Inc.
6
Crowley Milner & Co.——.—-——1
Crown Cent Petroleum (Md)
5
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partic
*

Dec

6%

7

Earium Steel Corp

Beau-Brummel

4%

31,300

6%

65

Crosley

'

'

„

•' */«—•-'

■

mmm.

.

•

Pwr Ltd

Barcelona Tr Lt &

Basic

Nov

13% Aug

Jan

3%

shares

American

37%

Dec

4%

los Andes-

de

Banco

Corp w d

Securities

33%

6,500

37 Va

11%

1
75c

Baldwin Rubber Co common
Baldwin

34%

Oct

7%

5%

voting

Croft

33%

Jan

10%

39

non-voting

Creole

Nov

8

A

American dep

B

4%

63%

Distillery Ltd—

Courtaulds

Oct

Feb

4%

B

Cosden

9%

100

5%

Class

$1

Feb

9

19%

Class

Feb

Feb

7

11

Varnish Co

Cook Paint &

Corby (H)

Feb

21%

24%

1
Machine Co—1

Continental Foundry &

Nov

6%

4% July

425

15'A

25
3

6%

July

4

Dec
Feb

75

Jan

44

21%

Dec

16%

,

Corroon

warrants

75

July

800

1%

Car-Na-Var Corp

Continental

Jan

2%

50

Atlantic Coast Line Co

Mar

July

8
8

8

83

1956

to

173

110

575

9%

1
Consol Engineering Corp
1
Consolidated Gas Utilities.,
1
Consolidated Liquidating
*
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—
Consolidated Royalty Oil
10

.—

reg

Machinery—

Shoe
ext

Vtc

820

1,6 JO

9%

Co—————1
25
-1
Public Service
10

Community

39

9%

Feb

24

Commodore Hotel Inc..

38%

22

10%

Manufacturing Co

Colt's

10%

America
•
Associated Tel & Tel class A
*
Atlantic Coast Fisheries——————1

Automatic

Jan

Mar

15%

Associated Laundries of

Atlas Corp

11

116%

Dec

65

1

Airlines
Colonial Sand & Stone

7

92%

8%

—

Colonial

38%

:

dep rets

Oct

Oct

Dec

4,000

35

*
*

ordinary

Jun

93% May

6

1

common

Development

Colon

Oct

12%

Feb

12%

1,800

12%

July

10%
110

Cockshutt Plow Co

94

50

6%

-1

Products Co

Aluminum

Club

6% May

a

Electric Industries—

American

Jun

Jan

——

Co

Inc.

Neon

2.50

(The) Corp.—

Associated

Dec

113%

11%

3,000

9

Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—_4
Clinchfield Coal Corp common-;
20

Oct

8% July
8% July

10%

Clarostat Manufacturing

Claude

IIso

Armstrong Rubber Co class A
43A% convertible preferred-

Aspinook

8%

6,400

10%

V,

Feb

July

3%

10%

a

Light $7 pfd—

Apr

5,300

10%

preferred

14%

109

110% 110%

10%

class A non-voting

Common

Arkansas

Dec

City & Suburban Homes
Clark Controller Co—

10%

9%

10%

common—

City

5 Ve

5

5

Oct
Jan

3% Mar

86%

8 Va May

11

10%

5
10
1

Auto Stamping

IVa

5

720

common

7Vs

27A

1,800

110%

110

110'A

1,200

6%

6%

6%

1

3%

3

Cities Service

July

9

11%

1
10

&

Jun

5%

2,500

Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg

Jan

Dec

3%

153
•

Consolidated Mining

Chief

Dec

Jan

81%

Jan

37/« Mar

80

8%
11%
146% 154
8%
11%

11%

*
*

5% July
8%

5%

700

£1

Angerman Co Inc common

Jan

Jan

4 Va

84

92%

92%

Southern Air Lines
Voting trust certificates

Mar

133

4%
6 "A

800

Chicago Rivet &
Chicago

July

106

4%

111

112%

15%

10 %

10%

5
10
4

common

Manufacturing com
Machine

Chesebrough

Dec

%

35,300

ft

Vz

6%

83%

10

common

25% July

34%

9

Corp

Charts

25 "A

2

Anchor Post Products.

Atlas

Apr

400

%

%

%

5
5

preferred

5%

Thread

American

Aro

July

76

Jan

1%
85

•
Seal-Kap

American

6%

Jan

% Aug

420

82

80

82

ft

500

6,000

17

6

6% Jun
6
Aug
17% Dec
7% Nov

3,800

5%

4%
•

High

Low

5%

200

6

Xl6%

6%

of America
1
Central Maine Power Co—
3.50% preferred
100
Central Ohio Steel Products.,
1
Central-Power & Light 4% pfd
100
SCentral States Elec 6% preferred—100
7% preferred
100
Conv preferred opt dlv series
100
Conv pfd opt div series 1929
100
Century Electric Co common
10
Century Investors Inc
2
Convertible preference
10
Cessna Aircraft Co common
1
Chamberlin Co of America
2.50

10
2
10c
•

Republics

American

Amer

Oct

1%

~5%

Range Since January 1

High

Low

Corp

Catalin

—

B

Class

1%

14%

1

Light—

&

Power

—X
Hard Rubber Co__
25
Laundry Machine
20
Manufacturing Co com
25
Maracaibo Co
1
Meter Co
•
Natural Gas Co 6% pfd—25
Potash & Chem class A
•

American

Oct

1

«*•

Class B ex-distribution-..-——
American

Dec

200

14%

100

Co -i

9»A
15 V*

3,050

1%

l

American Cities

Mar

9%

...1

American

6

7%

Shares

1
-*
10

Products common
(A M) & Co

Castle

Nov

28

(J W) Co common—

Carter
Casco

12% Aug

9%

lis

104 Vz

May

200

'

Sep

Nov

73%

Jan

96 Vz

25%

for Week

6

24

25%

Exchange

Range

of Prices

Par

800

103%

25%

•

Industries common—
Air Filter 5% conv pfd

Aluminum

Jan

51%

5,200

73

70%
102

103%

•

Last

High

Low

High

Low

Par

t

New York euro

Range Since January 1

Sales

Week's

Friday
Sale Price

STOCKS

Sale Price

STOCKS
New York

22

WEEK ENDED DECEMBER

RANGE FOR

Sale*

Week'f

Friday

EXCHANGE

CURB

YORK

NEW

Sep

1 % Mar

11

Sep

lVa Mar

Fairchild. Camera & Instrument
Fairchild Engine & Airplane
Fansteel Metallurgical

1
1

24%

*

19%

8%

73'4

16%

9

19%

1,400
124.400

30,100

4%
10'/a

Jan

Jan

30%
9

19%

Oct
Dec
Dec

Number 4971

Volume 172

.

Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The

.

.

(2505)

YORK

NEW

RANGE

Week's

Friday
STOCKS

Range

Sale Price

of Prices

Shares

York

Fishman

Low

Low

High

59 %

58%

60 %

190

,10c

3%

33/a

33<a

3,000

2%

125

27%

28%

29

9%

__1

Co Inc___

29

.9%

100

4%

4 y2

,_£1

A

44 3

non-voting

B

4%

1,300

44 y2

i

45 3 i

2,800

voting

Pitt

Fox

of

4%%

_1

1U'4

io y2

11 %

2,600

1.25

7%

7'/a

7%

2,600

11

convertible

Apr

May

5% Jan

21

Jan

52%
54

38

37

-50

preferred

9%

10 %

5

Co

Jeanette

Co

Lake

Brown

(N J

common

Preference

Co

18

Feb

Dec

11'/a

Jan

Jan

9%

Sep

29%

Feb

38%

4,800

9%

Dec

14

General

Acceptance

Co

General

Alloys

General

Builders

dep

5%

Dec

May

preferred

ord

Outdoor

6%

Service

&

Coal

Grand

class

Kansas

Gas & Electric

Kawneer

4%%

pfd

1

Co

•

Co

14

250

10

10%

450

5

15%

16'A

&

Co

Non-voting
Great

Lakes. Oil

Great

Northern

Gulf

Kropp

33%c

5
1

5,000
400

Gypsum

Lime

ill%

in%
4%

14,100

5%

2,300

18

150

16%

16%

100

28

28

75

14'A
109

Mar

109% May

Feb

3

5ya Mar
17

Jan

„

4%
8

Dec

May

22%

Apr

13

Jun

18%

Oct

27%

NOV

28

Oct

15 %

14%

15%

11,300

12%

Apr

17 y4

Jan

19'A

16

19

12,100

10%

Jun

21%

Sep

21%

23

800

11

Jan

Laclede-Christy

Apparel

L'Aiglon

33

81

450

38

81

36

%

20

ii

1%

Jan

41 y2

14,400

Jan

25

Mar

Jan

74

%

93,500
45

5%

Lamp

Sep

38%

Sep

85

Nov

Jun

Sep

12 Dec
53

Dec

5%

30

600

14%

14

14%

800

7%

7%

100

6'/a July

8%

10%

11'A

2,700

8% July

12%

stock

4

%

Apr

22'A July
9

Jan

7% Oct
34%

Nov

129

250

112% July

146% Mar

135

135
,<
1%

135 %

100

129

137

12,600

1

..

1%

_100
•

Feb

u%

Oct

July
July

47%

Nov

31%

Feb

Jan

11%

Dec

104

Dec

1,250

38 %

22'A

1,350

21 %

10

105

105

__

Apr

2%

44%

43

'21%

21%

common—25c

pfd

May

9

•

—25
2

Brewery

*
—5
25

Hartford

Rayon

common

Electric

Light—,

1
1
2

common,

Harvard

Brewing Co
Mfg Co__
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Hastings

Hazeltine
Hearn

Corp

1
*

■

*14% July

v

112

Apr

19% Nov

Co

5% %
.

4%

common

Jun

12%

Apr

35 y4

34%

35%

500

14%

Feb

36 %

Dec

46

45

46

850

44 %

Dec

53%

Jun

27,800

1%

Jan

3%

Dec

2,200

4% Mttr
9

3%

2%

3%

1%

1%

1,100

l'A

Dec

2% May

5%

1%

6

1,000

5%

Dec

7

9%

9%
21%

23%

24

200

4,700

6 y2

x6%

2,200

2,300

9%

Jun
Jan

16

6'A

Nov

Sep

11% Mar
24

Dec

8'/a Mar

12%

12%

12%

15%

16

13%

13 y2

13%

100

11% July

14 %

Oct

12'/a

12%

200

10'A July

14%

Jun

2

—

100

preferred

325

9% July
13

Jan

87

Dec

70

150

89

87

89

100
1

preferred w w
Holt & Co common

Henry

Aug

5%

15%

common

Class A
Heller

7

4%

*

Co

Rubinstein

Mfg

5%
Hoe

Co

Jun

8% Mar

preferred

2.50

Gold

Consol

Mines

5

1

Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common
A)

&

Hardart

Horn

&

Hardart

5%

10%

13%

Sep

22%

Oct

102

77%

Mar

Jun

12% May

Baking

3

13%

Dec

13%
170

170

31%

9

Oct

11%

Nov

7% July

10%

Oct

3%

Hubbell

(Harvey) Inc common
Oil
&
Refining
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co

5
—•

Humble

common
convertible

1st

Hydro-Electric

Hygrade Food

OO

30% July
9% July

31%

500
20

22

23%

400

101

102 3A

Registered

156

Oct

International
Preferred

31

July

106%

Jun

International

Registered

Machinery

Petroleum

103%

9,500

Jan

28

105

Nov

3

Sep

4%

Jan

2

Feb

3%

Apr

12%

12

July

18%

12%

12%

3%

«...

20

-

21%

3%

600

20%

17

3,400

21%

3,850

22

Iowa

4%

25%

4%

400

24%

26%

14,800

26%

2,500

11%

700

10%

—

25%

11%1

25%

Apr

Sep

3%

NOV

Jun

3%
13

20'A

Dec

7% Mar

22

Dec

10%

3%

July

18% Mar

4% Nov
28%

Oot

18'A Mar

28%

Oct

11

13

100

8%

Jan

11%

98%

Jan

1033A

135

1,350

99'A

Aug

135

Dec

12%

125

135

12%

14

1,500

78%

13%

Irving

Air

80

600

—

—

—

—

11%

ld-%
11%

12

800

12%

12%

13

900

For

31.




Jan

Jan

Lefcourt

1
1

17%

*

17 3A

•

12%

23%

23%

Le

Realty

common

G)

(R

Tourneau

Lionel

Corp

Inc—

common

Lit Brothers

common

Groceterias

class

A

Jan

12 ya

Feb

14% May

17%

6,600

10%

Jun

17%

17

173A

3,200

15%

Jan

24%

Apr

11%

12%

1,700

9% July

13%

Nov

300

25

25

24
26%

10

10

32%

31%

32%

15%

26%

•
5
10

Steel Chain

(Texas)

Co

Lone Star Gas

Louisiana

Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Land & Exploration—
Louisiana Power & Light $6 pfd

1
1

Lynch Corp

Apr

26 %

•

B

Class

Locke

2

6,200
200

20,000

Jan

22 %

July
July

22

7% July
26'/a
xllO

•

Dec

2 9'A May

28%

Sep

27% Mar
28% May
10 %

Oct

Jan

34% May

Oct
July

113 '/a Mar

12%

Co—

Co

14%

Apr

7,100

24%

(The

Manischewitz

B)

Consolidated

Mfg

International Marine
Communication Co Ltd

Marion

Shovel

Power

Harris

& Co class B

(A G)

Dredging

Mfg

Menasco

Co

&

Johnson

Co

cl A

Metal

*
*
1
1

Midland
$2

July

31

Mar

34% May

41

29

50

41

100

9%

10'A

3,500

35%

300

35

35

50

dividend

shares

6%

Feb

common

Miller

Wohl

4%%

Co

50c
50
*
5% pfd—100
Service common
•

Pictures

common

Power Co—
cumulative preferred

1
1

40% Nov
37

300

6% Mar

14,500

11% July

34,200

8%

1,200

8'/a

12,100

6 %

6%

1,100

Tel

States

& Tel

Mills

Vernon-Woodbury
Murray Ohio Mfg Co

Mt

Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee

Co

common

3%

Feb
Dec

4%

Jan

10

Jun

111

Nov

5

5%

Apr

10%

Sep

Jan

8

Mar

July

56

Nov

6 %

6%

Jan

8%

8%

8%

1,700

7%

Apr

9% May

1%

1%

l7/a

9,600

1

Feb

2

Oct

1,100

6%

Jun

5,200

1

Feb

9%

Nov

13%

11%

13%

3,400

7%

Feb

13 3 a

Dec

13%

12%

13%

7,000

8%

Feb

14%

8

8%

9

9 'A May

Sep

10% Mar
t

23 %

19%

18%

4%

4%

20

4%

4,000
200

12

3%

July
Apr

Sep

33

Dec

22%

23

200

30

33

300

22% July

5

3%.

3,800

7%

11,500

30

15%

15%
101

30

16%

101

101

150

8,900
25

5

29'A
9

Dec

24'%

33

'-3 %

Nov

Jan

22%
3%

20

4%

20

1%

26%

Jan

Feb

July
Dec
Jun

3%

Nov

Oct

7% Aug
32'/8
16'A

Jan
Dec

100% July

105

Mar

36

38

Feb

43

Jun

n%

10%

11%

4,900

6% Mar

12

Dec

2%

1%

2%

4,200

1% July

97%

97%

25

100

34

97

Apr

3'A

105

Apr

Jan

101 % July

107%

Jan

101% Aug

102'A

Nov

3% May

4%

4%

2%
186

1,700

2%

Dec

30

176%

Jan

186

Aug

33% July

2%
186

38

Jan

4%

3,000

4% July

6%

Feb

13% Mar

17%

Oct

10

Producers

17

6%

100

series B—100
4.50%
preferred series C
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
1
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd
•
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c

10% May

Jan

8%

cumulative pfd

4.80%

Dec

1%

49

Monongahela

4.40%

Dec

Jan

108'/a Mar

7%

preferred

Molybdenum Corp

11 %

Sep
Jan

Apr

7%

3%

common

convertible

2%

Oct

18%

3%

8

12%

27%

13%

13

*

*
Mid-West Abrasive
50c
Midwest Oil Co
—10
Midwest Piping & Supply common
*
Mid-West Refineries
1
Co

27

Jan

3%

8

8

13%

Steel Products—

non-cum

Muter Company common

16 %

16'/a

16%

300

•
100
5

32'A

30%

32%

550

28

July

5
2.50
10

18%

50c

35% Mar
105%

Jun

101

101

10

97

Feb

41

44

700

24

Jan

44

Dec

18%

19%

600

18%

Dec

22

Nov

9%

1,000

7%

Apr

16%

300

12%

Feb

16% Nov

6% July

11% May

9

9%

16%

16%

7

8%

8%

7,100

10'A Aug

N
10

Nachman Corp
Inc

Hess

14

common

13

Oct
Oct

National Mallinson Fabrics

14

1
*

18'A

18

12%

11%

3%

*
1

National Mfg

2

National Pressure

50

88

Sep

95

1,800

13%

Feb

18% Aug

5,500

6%

Jan

9% Aug

1,500

A

Dec

1%

Apr

Feb
Mar

Jan

National Rubber
National

Starch

National Steel

Machinery
Products—

Car

National Transit

Ltd

common

4
10
1
*
1

2%

14

600

12%

Apr

15%

Sep

4%

600

3%

Apr

5

May

3%

37,000

2%

Dec

4

Jan

18%

770

17%

Nov

12%

5,800

32%

Feb

3 2'/a July

25

& Stores common——1
Cooker common
2

1% Aug

16%

A

4'/a

4%

Oct

1% July

13%

1

common

13

89%

%

Aug

34%

9%

Corp common

Jan

15%

1°0

15%

18

8%

8%

Co

Iron

Textile

Apr

89%

.%

£1
10

1
25c
Participating preferred
15
Michigan Bumper Corp
1
Michigan Steel Tube
2.50
Michigan Sugar Co common
•
6% preferred
10
Mlcromatic Hone Corp
1
Middle States Petroleum common
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
Mesabi

7%

300

•

15'A Mar

11% July

1% Aug

100

preferred

A

7%

2,500

9

11% July

700

29

Warrants

6% %

10% July

%

8

1,200

15

Chapman & Scott Corp—

Merritt

National Fuel Gas

1%

8%

1,200

12'%

41

29

*

common

National Breweries common
7%
preferred

%

%

12%

11%

Marconi

84% May
30% Aug

Apr

1%

16

200

11%

*

comrrlon_i

Stores

Mangel
Mapes

July

68

%

*

12

14%

14%

M
5
10
1
*

Mackintosh-Hemphill Co
Maine Public Service. Co

Namm's

1%

1

page

Mar

Jun

National Radiator Co

Chute

footnotes see

5
12 %

7'A

16% May

1
100

Manufacturing v t c

Italian Superpower Corp com

Sep
Dec

Jun

4% Aug

Aug

•
,

preferred

Fireman

4'A
7%

Jan

Jun

Public Service Co—

3.90%

1,400

17

17%

Apr

110

*

shs —*

B

Razor

Dec

4%

Feb

Nov

100% 101

—

•

Safety

Iron

5

10

Royalty

Investors

16

4%

22%

National Bellas

Products

International

3,400

16% July

Nov

Mar

18%
80

425

50
A

coupon

4'A

1,800

Missouri Public

Oct

1,500

•

shares

International

4

1,100

Jan

1,900

America——10

Industries

Oct
Jan
NOV

17%

34

111%

3%

pfd—100

series

Metal

4%

7%

Nov

Hydro-Electric—

$3.50

International

16

8 Va

175

2'A

£1

Ireland

Cigar

10%

8'A

Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light

2

•
*

Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &

International

Jun

Jan

Feb

3%

•

(Canada) coupon

North

Dec

1%

6%

Sep

3%

1
*
5

preferred

common—

of

9'/a

5% July

Dec

2

dep receipts registered—£1

Co

600

4,800

46

Imperial Chemical Industries—

Insurance

1,100

93A

11,500

13%

1

.

Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%

10

9'/a

7'A

Mountain

American

14% Mar

7%

Mountain States Power common

Imperial Oil

15'A Nov

10'A July
7% Jan

8%

45

5

—

Securities
Products—

Co

Jan

12'A Mar

6%

Mountain

Illinois Zinc

10

500

2,300

7%

Monogram

Huyler's

Jun

8%
12

Jan

50

111

111

100

Oct

2% July

J

42 % May

*

.i

common——

preferred

10'/a

6%

10,100

1

•

Co

Jan

2,600

10 %

2%

3

1,500

15

& Co

Horn

9%

lO'/a

*

i

(Geo

3%

6% July
10%

10%

•

Inc

Horder's

Hormel

1,100

_—10

& Co class A

Hollinger

5%

5%

1

common

convertible

(R)

8%

Apr

1& Jan

7'/a

Midvale

Higbie

H July

8%

Mead

•

Mining

Helena

2,700

Jan

May

1
5
5
5

McWilliams

—5
25c

Dept Stores common

Hecla

n

5'A
22

16% Mar

128

*

:

5

Hartford

3,200

Jan

12

Jan

Co Ltd

Paper

Jan

Apr

11

Co

Bridge

2%

-1

Ltd

Mines

Shores

McKee

Hammermill

Inc

Lakey

Loblaw

Apr

29%

1

600

4%
50

H
Hamilton

Jan

21

Apr
Feb

Foundry & Machine
Lamson Corp of Delaware—.
Lanston Monotype Machine
La Salle Extension University

Lake

Massey

Hall

Company

Tea—

$4.40

9%
42
32

25% Nov

4 %

3y8

3%

pfd—25

conv

107% May

July

L

Feb
Oct

May

116% May

July

107%

17%

4%

Jan
Dec

Feb

111

Co

Feb

6% Aug
33

107%

5%

Alabastine—

&

2%

12%

Forge

103%

24% May
Jan

Dec

Feb

100

(The)

Jan

Dec

13%

4%

3%

13%

3

12%

Sep

Sep

12%

11%

400

14%
16%

9

8%

4%

7%
17

100%

Jan

Aug

10% Mar

9%

Jun

30

Corp

1,300

Mar

13%

8%

50

2,500

Hotels

,

Sep
Jun

21

13,300

4%

9%
112

Dec

11%

8%

9 %

:
100
Chemical Co——1

Utilities

States

Rubber Co

200

\l

10

5

Products

17

1

7%

22'A May

Dec

17%

3%

li

1

29 %

Paper

Stores

Grocery

&

•
10

Co

M

3,100

24%

24

4%

1

G

(IB)

ii%

10

7%
35%

7%

5

—

Western

Ltd

Co common

Lake

(D Emil)

Kleinert

35

1
1
1

1,100

107

107

*
50

Kobacker Stores

4

Co

common

preferred

preferred

Petroleum

Kirkland

16%

100

King Seeley Corp
Kingston Products

Knott

—*

Pacific

cumulative

Klein

11 Vb

13 3A

•

Krueger Brewing Co

50

Co

A

&

Sep

14%

xl08

5

County Lighting common

Kirby

600

Inc

(Walter)

4%

218,700

Oct

17%

Jan

8%
15%

Jun

103%

4%

6%
14%

8%

7%

Jan

15%

100

8'/8

17

17%

8%

common

Kennedy's

Key

1

Dec

102

3%

K
Kalser-Frazer Corp

Apr

•
1

Mines

Varnish

Atlantic

23% Mar

*

—

preferred

Manufacturing

Griesedieck

Jan

25

20

20

5%

1

Manufacturing common

1st

33A

6%

5

common

Manufacturing

7%

Dec

500

»

Rapids

Gray

4'A May

Dec

1% Mar

1

B

Inc

Inc

Graham-Paige Motors 5%

Great

Dec

20%

_•

——

Co

Inc

2

5,800

25

class

Consolidated

Gorham

2 %

100

5%

B

Gorham

500

7%

*

Sugars class A

Goodman

2,900

5%

Co

Distilleries

prior

2%

5%

•

Union

2%

6,900

4%

Co

(Adolf)

July
6% May

2%

—1

Mines

Gold

McBean

9

2%

3%

common

Gilchrist

99% Nov

20%

1

Gladding

$4.50

Jan

*

Yellowknife

Goldfield

4%

$6

preferred
Gerity-Mich Corp

Class

1,800

10

common

Adv

$5

Globe

2%

7%

3%
12%

Gobel

Jan

2%

5%

50c
—20

Godchaux

5%

1%

preferred—*
Georgia Power $6 preferred
•

Alden

Nov

3%

7%

pfd

Glenmore

NOV

33 3A

Dec

5%

Plywood Corp common
conv preferred

Glen

6%

Jan

1%

1

General

C)

Jan

2%

17%
102

(A

Jun

63A

2,000

%

12

5
100

Gilbert

4,500
3,300

2%

30

£1

reg

Corp common
series A

Fireproofing

Giant

4%

Oct

Ltd—

Co

General

Public

1,000

16%

13% July
89 % Jun

20%

1
25

Corp com

preferred

General

5%

5%

5%
2%
2%

1
*

Corp

Supply

rets

Finance

General

400

1

Co

Electric

Amer

i

common

convertible

General

16%

5%

16%

100

Mfg

General

16%
5%

*

common

preferred

Gellman

5%

6%
30%

1%

6

.1

Oct

Dec

7

10%

Kings

5%

5%

1%

.1

common

Sulphur Co

Stores

29%

.1
•

Glass

Jefferson

Kimberly-Clark Corp—
4 % %
preferred

Power

High

Oct

1%

% July

150

10%

Low

Oct

Jan

Range Since January 1

High

J

Kidde

Gatineau

Low

Jan
Dec

7%

Inc common- —1

& Co

A)

16

Co

Brewing

(Geo

33%

3% July

15,800

\h

bearer.

receipts

Brewing

Franklin Simon

Fuller

Dec
Jun

Shares

France—

deposit

(Peter)

76
3%

22%

Class
Class

Fort

Apr

tor Week

of Prices

•
•

American

July

9

Exchange

Range

8ale Price

Par

Jim
reg

Last

High

Ltd—

American deposit rets ord
Ford Motor of Canada—

Motor

55

New York Curb

Sales

Week's

Friday

-10

cumulative preferred —1

(M H)

Motor Co

Ford

22

STOCKS

common

Corp

dividend

$2

EXCHANGE
DECEMBER

Range Since January 1

(Phila)

Association

Ford

ENDED

for Week

Par

First

CURB

WEEK

Sales

Last

New York Curb Exchange

Fire

TOR

36% Mar

10%

Jan

13% May

10% May

12%
8
9

10%

5,100

7%

Apr

13%

10%

13%

200

10 Ve

Jan

12%

13

2,400

k-v Jan

7%

8

2,000

7%

9

Dec

9%

600

6%

Jan

16%

16%

700

16%

Dec

26%

27%

550

16% July
2% Jan

9

3%

3%

2,200

15

Sep

15%

Jun

9%

Jan

9%

Dec

20

Oct

27%

Dec

4%

Jun

29

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
33

.

.

Monday, December 25, 1958

■

(2506)

FOR

RANGE

Week's

hew York Curb

Exchange
^

Shares

Prices

Sale Price

Neptune

Nestle Le

--

--

92 k
2,4

2%
18%

Dec

1,480

89

-

13'*

4%

--

^

500

3

--

—

7Va
27

7/a
27 n

—

10 k

11

10
10

Honduras JRosano
Merchandise
York Shipbuilding Corp—

New York &

New York
New

shares

1

Niagara Hudson Power common
Niagara Share Corp common
Niles-Bement-Pond

Pounders

lb

--

--

14

If1/. 14 va

Nlpissing Mines
-—-5
North American Rayon S3 preferred-50
North American Utility Securities....*
North Central Texas Oil
5
Northeast Airlines
North Penn RR Co
Northern

4%%

Pub Serv

Ind

Aircraft Inc
Novadel-Agene Corp

Northrop

,

-1
-50
pfd—100
1
^ *

1««

1 /«

—

lo

4

3

3,200

--

Jan

Nov

14

20%

Apr
17% Mar

July

9%

15%

Dec

Jun

10

14%

Dec
Dec

1%

Jan

49%

400

2

10% Mar
2% Jan

60

30,300

14%
15/«

3,600

Jan

97% July

Oct

6

July

84%

--

13'/a

13

Aug

101

_

Feb

July

9

%

100

101

14
14/a

31

43%

12,800

--

Oct

20% Sep
4

Aug

93%

Feb

103% May

Jan

14%

Dec

13% Aug

18%

Jan

6%

Corp

Ogden

Brass

50c

common.
Co class B

•

common

—100

Ohio Power 4%% preferred
Oklahoma
Natural Gas
Oliver United Filters class B

15
•

Olympic Radio & Telev Inc
Omar Inc

fe

'%

47%

48%

550
30

5,100

5

5

4%

5%

5,900

3% Mar

5%

5%

5%

3,000

1
49

28%

27

28%

10,200

10%

56

54

56

4,20J

29%

1

1%

1%

1%

13,800

25c
1

3%

3%

3%

2,500

St

Corp Ltd common
preferred

Lawrence

convertible

1st

United

Samson

Corp

common—

Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre & Fisher Brick
Savoy

Schulte

pfd—25
25
5% 1st preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80% red 1st preferred
25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
•
$4.40 div cum preferred
;
*
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%

1st

5%%

1% Mar

i7a Nov
41%

Jan

111

Dec

Convertible

stock

$5.50

stock

prior

Pacific Petroleum
&

Pacific Public

Service

Light

Pancoastal

Oil

(C

A)

t

v

Parker

cumulative

Pennroad

&

common
Electric class

%

Jan

200

11%

Apr

11

Penn Power & Light 4%%
Penn Traffic
Co

pfd

Feb

Dec

30%

Dec

37% May
34 % Jun

28 %

100

28%

Dec

32

27

27%

1,100

27

Dec

29% May

27%

1,400

27

Dec

26%

Dec

50

6%

25,000

6%

100

98

6%

Jun

102

101 %

Sep
Sep

6

Sherwin-Williams

Dec

Jun

29%

7%
105

Oct

May

15%

Jan

Jan

45%

NOV

4%

Dec

7%

177,300

4%
6

37,600

100
•

Pep Boys (The)..
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—2o
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50

2%

Feb

4%
14

Dec

30%

600

20

July

12 %

1,800

54%

200

5%

3,500
1,200

'3&H Dec

29%
11%
48

Apr

38%

40
.

12%
3%

*

r—*

.

13

Aircraft

Solar

50c

Philadelphia Co common
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
Pierce

Governor

•

10c

Gold

4

__

South

Oil

Penn

original

—

10

preferred—

25

Valley

Wine Co

31%

Oct

4.32%

cumulative

4.08%

cumulative

preferred
preferred

12%-Sep
Jan

57

5%

Dec
Feb

48%

100
275

26%

Apr

Dec

29%

Jan

9% July
Feb

13%

Nov

5%

Apr

2%
107

Mar

.

113% May

400

4% July

5%

Dec

2,750

30% July
2% Jan

40%

Jan

4

Sep

1,200

53%

Jan

71%

Dec

4,900

11

Jan

.18%

Sep

3

3 %

71%
16

700
■

%

%

19%

IS
20%

.

2,000

%

800

17%

%

Jun

24% Mar

Jun

8%

7

8%

6,100

4

Jun

4

3%

4

1,400

3%

Jan

'

Southern Pipe Line

Southland

Polaris Mining Co
PowdreH & Alexander

Jan

25%

"1%

Dec

~2\l

Feb

3%

3 Va

3%

39,800

1% Mar

3%

Dec

59%

56%

60

Jun

61%

Sep

36%

32

36%

36%

Pressed

1,920

52

Inc

Metals

Producers

Prosperity Co class
Providence

Gas

6,700

18%

Jan

3%

Jan

200

8

Co

preferred

^

class

Tube

43%

Sep

48%

Jun

27

Dec

28%

Dec

29Va
33%

Jun

100

27%

800

29%

1,000

25 7

45%

283/4 Mar
26 Va

Nov

47/a

Jan

24%

3%

Jun

2,100

50

32%

Feb

_

5

100

3%

Jan

5% Oct

1

3,200

%

Jan

2

10%

(Hugo)

87/a

Jun

Stroock

20 Vi

Oct

9% 10%

19%

2%

2%

2

1

19

1%

150

14%

5,200

36%

37%

2,600

5%

6%

67,500

5%

6%

2,400

6%

6%

16

3%
140

Mar

5% May

98

300

93/4

Jan

3,000

11 Va

Jan

4

9,700

1 Va

Jan

S%

8%

9%

800

7

8%

8%

200

8%

33

450

—

102% 102%

25

30% July

Mar

Oct

24%

24%

24%

300

101% July
143/4 Feb

13

13

13%

200

10 % July

10

__

8 3/4

—

130 %

130

32%
157

10

1,400

32%

130%

190

33%

3,500

156% 157

177/,

177,3

310
50

B

Jan

10%

Sep

11,700

4%

Feb

7%

Apr

6%

6%

7

4Va

3%

4%

9,800

2% Mar

4

4

4Va

8,200

4

Vs.

Field

Inc.."

6%

Jun

9%

26%

27%

500

16% Mar

27%

Dec

22%

22%

23%

300

21J4 July

25

Jan

14%

15%

600

10% Mar

17% Nov

7%

7%

600

73/a Nov

,2%

11,900

4%

4,800

..

1

__

2%
•

2%
4%

.

%

Finch

Swan

Rotary Electric Steel Co.
For footnotes see page 31.




.

8% Apr

.2% Nov
7%

Apr

21%

Dec

21%

1,050

14%

Jan

1%

1%

1,000

1%

Dec

250

15%

Jun

22% Sep

Jan

27% Nov

1

19%

19%

20%

•

24%

24%

27

13

5,350

3% May

400

4Va Jun

6

Jan

20%

400

17% July

24

Jan

3%

13,100

5%

5%

20 3i

25c

95

July

32%
154

Dec
Jan

13% Mar

•

Inc.—

__

11" 1

Oil Corp

May

25

Nov

Technicolor Inc

14%

Dec

Texas

Power

10

Dec

Thew

Shovel

Electric

Tampa

137% Nov
35

iNov

160%

Jun

18% Oct

Tilo

&

3

3%

2%

Co

34%

Roofing Inc

36»/4
26%

Apr

Nov

113%

Jun

lay.

900

13%

Feb

6'/a

1,100

5%

Oct

12 %

600

9%

Jun

143/4

14%

Sep

18

6%

73/a

4,200

15%

15%

1,500

90

94%

110

Tobacco Security Trust Co

7

1
1

—

15%

•

6% July
12%

Jun

75

Jan

Ltd—
4% Aug

deposit rets ord registered—£1
deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
20
Toklan Royalty Corp
—70c
Toledo Edison 474% preferred
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Trans Lux Corp
1

Jan

29

Oct

Jun

2

Dec

275

24%

Jan

28

Jan

Tri-Continental

22%

22%

22%

1,000

12%

10

12%

138,600

20

5

4%
1%

5

5%

5%

3%

4%

1,200
500

3,700

Feb

True

54%

Jun

58

Feb

Trunz

6%

Jan

13ya

Apr

3% Aug

5%

Nov

5%

7%

3%

Dec

Feb

27

5 Va

3

12,800

%

Apr

2

37%

40

850

27%

Jan

40

30%

30%

31%

600

23%

Jan

32

:2%

2%

5,200

80c

Temper
Inc

Corp
Works

convertible

\$

1,200

%

Jan

.1:

Apr

50%

2,250

33%

Jun

50%

Dec

2%

3%

4,600

1%

Feb

3%

Jun

125

100%

3

Dec

105%

Jun

1%

l3/a

9,900

U Mar

1%

Dec

3%

3%

6,600

2% Mar

6>/4 Oct

3

9,200

2 V*

3% May

100% 101 %

.2%

1

July

16% July

19%:

Chemical

Dec

2%

Apr

Union

Gas

of

102%

Feb

Union

Investment

97%

40

97

July

38

38

25

25

Jan

8% July

46% May
9%

Apr

Ulen Realization Corp

1
•

common

9,500

8%

Jan

15%

17%

21

Dec

26

Mar

17%

800

il%

Mar

20%

Sep

'

20y4 Sep

$3.75 preferred series A__—
Union Stock Yards*- of Omahat:i:

13%

1,200

9

Mar

13% Nov

United

10%

8,200

6%

Jan

14% Nov

32=

37%

6,800

United Corp warrants
United Elastic Corp

Dec

•

4%

9,500

2% Mar

4% Dec

16%

80 0

11% July
7% Dec

18% Nov

99% 100 Va

400

X98 % May

101% Aug

"

r4

Co

^Co, of Caljfprnia—

-

.it

-•
.TOo \

Aircraft Products oommpn—50c /
—.

:

•

iy4

200

4'A
16 Va

%

5
-*

1

3% July

%

43i
16%

10c

Corp

9

37%

—....

Canada

12

22% Mar

Nov

17%

U

1%

97%

1,700

16 %

17%

July
Sep
Apr

100

21

15%

*

preferred—

Unexcelled

36%

5% Oct

%

——_—

...

3%

1%

10%

Apr

47%

2%

.

2 V* Mar

1

Z_"g
,_Iio

Jan

15% Mar
115

n

Dec

•

.Jan

8%

Sep

1%

40

17,200

Oct
Aug
Feb

Aug

July

5

2

Apr

47%

warrants

Tung-Sol Lamp

8

5%

574

25c

Tishman Realty & Construction..
Tobacco & Allied Stocks

1%

•

Dec

12% Nov

12 Va

1

1,800

26%

3%

'30% July
16%JUly

17%

16%

5

Inc

*

110

5

common

Markets

260
11,300

•

!

Corp

Corporation

19

18%

•'

common^

34%

17%

•

common

Light $4.56 pfd

1,200

21

Jan

8% July

__

—

_

common

Co

2

26

5
•

Jan

3% Jan

19%

21
__

Superior Portland Cement,
Superior Tool & Die Co

105

2%

■

July

Dec

,

+

4% .Apr
6.% Mar

27%

IZII5

common—

24

receipts for drd* reg._£i

Roosevelt

Mar

6%

8%

10% Mar

•

Rome Cable- Corp common—./'.

77/a Mar
173

1,100

8

*

;

corn-

(S) & Co common—

1%
26%

\

Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F
Pendleton Inc common

8% Mar

Jan

1

Stop & Shop Inc.

23%

10

—

Rolls Royce Ltd—
American dep

23%

1

$3 convertible preferred.
•
Raytheon Manufacturing common
5
Reading Tube Corp class A
^—6:25
Reda Pump Co
j
Regal Shoe Co
1

Roeser &

Feb
Dec

May

3% Sep

32%

Railway & Light Securities—

'

Jan

19% Jun

3

33

R

Richmond Radiator.
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp) v t c
2

40

July

8%

Amer

:

14%

1
___—...

33/a
18 Va

July

33% July
3% Jan

Amer

(Robert) & Co
Reliance Electric & Engineering
Rice-8tix Inc

Dec
Juii

8%

370

161 % 165

165

Jun

23% May

Mar
•'

2,100

°

17%

13

Dec

15% May

7% July

350

17%

5%

2% Mar

5,600

20

37%

Corp

Sun Ray Drug

95

4,900

14%

(J B) Co common—

Stetson

Apr

—

•

Reis

54% Aug

5%

4%

Jan

14%

5

Voting common
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co common
:
Raymond Concrete Pile common

31% Mar

Dec

300

—

Apr

27% July
25% Dec

200

»

4%

17%

—

Steel Co of Canada ordinary
Stein (A) & Co. common

6%

3% July

12%

100

Quebec Power Co

Oct

90

30%

4%

20

(The) Corp

14%

2%

•

i__

w

28

1

Corp

Thorofare

common

Jan

1

Standard-Thomson

350

13%

__io

preferred

14

5

;

—

Co

4,600

J
New

70

4%

B

Standard Products

Thor

6%

Nov

5

•

class

Common

1,500

•

common

Dec

39 Va

5

-1

Thiokol

Quaker Oats

5%

Feb

29 %

25%

Jun

Jan

27%

■

Co

preferred
Standard Forgings Corp
Standard Oil
(Ky)
Standard Power & Light common

8%

5

Pyrene Manufacturing

46%

47%

convertible

$1.60

4

12

..100
com

45%

3

10 V«

25%

*

Sterling Inc

2%

"•

common

21%

4

Sep
Mar

14%

*

4%% cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber

1,200

19%

173/a Aug
5% Apr

8% Mar

1,000

3

Dec

4V«
18

1

—.

5%

36%

—

-

Standard Dredging Corp common.

17%

Public Service of Colorado—

Pyle-National

Jan

l

B

.2

3%

17%

2.50

America.

Corp of Nevada

4%

__

5

Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
§ Sterling Engine Co

May
37% May
13% Oct

>

common.

of

4

14

—1Q0

Pratt & Lambert Co

Prentice-Hall

4

3%
8%

.

Apr

17

2,100

•

Jan

30 3 8

1

Cap

Starrett

2,200

25c

Jun

2%

900

35%

«*.„*■

Corp.—

Convertible

Oct

11«

_2.50

common

13 Va

5,900

8%

25%

& Seal common—
preferred

Standard

4%

23%

lo

common

i

Oct
Nov

64

*

Stlnnes

Power Corp of Canada
6% 1st preferred

18,900

4%

..—25

Co

Stahl-Meyer Inc
Brewing

Sep

~1%

—

j

*

Shoe

Spencer

Standard

20%

1

Mar

-

3%

Jan

16%

28%

25

...

Royalty

Standard

8% Aug

~1 ];?

5

...

common

213/4 Aug
325

July

8%

45%

—

Pleasant

Pneumatic Scale

245

3%

25

23%

50

31% May
7% Apr

Dec

15%

..

-25

1

Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pittsburgh <fc Lake Erie.
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common

5V4 Aug

Nov

4%

8

—

5%

preference

l

Ltd..

27

940

250

36 %

12.50

common

Southwest Pa Pipe Line
Southern California Edison—
5 7o

1

....

....

preferred—

1

common.

Mines

Oct

Va

16 3

—

preference

.Pinchin Johnson Ltd Amer shares
Pioneer

Nov

19%

32%

convertible

.53/4

14%

20%

2,900

*

•

common

233/4

.

Co

Corp

Manufacturing common
foouth Coast Corp common

$7

Pharis Tire & Rubber

Jan

3% Mar

■

convertible

35%

66

16

Dec

23/a Aug

cumulative

5%

—

23

15%

£1

rets ord registered
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
dep

4.56%

33%

3%

Jan

Feb

15% July

50

4%

245

246

4.88%

23% Aug

'

13,900

3%
110%

110

34%

Dec

69 Va

1093/4

213/4 Aug

10o

Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—

28 %

4%

"4%

1
•

4.48%

26%

..

29%

Dec

*

—

110

28%

*

Feb

9% May
40

700

Dec

17% Aug

Jan

3% July

14%

20J

"4%

4%

17

Dec

125

14

preferred

Boss

25

July

22%

Dec

5%

Publications—

Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd class B—

Amer

75

*

—

convertible

23

106

Sep

12

Feb

19% July
51
Aug

50

22

•

common

3,260

107

22%

*

Canada

of

100

64%

63

Apr
2% Aug

9% Mar
2%

6,300

28%

28%
107

*

Co

Sonotone

Jun

Apr

5%

28%

Shoe Corp of America class A
Sicks Breweries Ltd.^

105%

Dec

■

*
25

200

5%

9%

14 %

29% May

38%

4%

5%

100

common

preferred

107% May

Nov

97%

May

22%

2.50

Water & Power Co

Penn

9%

33

98

107«

5%

Silex

400

40

107a

5

Mining—

Dec

% 101 %

13

47/a Mar

1,300

Dec

14

•

com

95% Mar

1%

19%

101

1
A

Mar

Jan

12%

19%

25

Corp

Penn Gas

92

88%

1%

34%

550

•

Dec

80% July

400

12%

Jan

1,200

25

preferred

33

950

1

Jan

3,900

.

$1.32

8,0'jJ

92%

1

.

9%

34%

2

Peninsular Telephone common
$1 cumulative preferred

31%
89 %

Sentry Safety Control.
Corp mass B—

bernck

16%

27%

12%

23 Va

86%

Jan

2,400

103%

1

31

89%

Dec

5,000

27

•

Jun

3%

Sherwin-Williams

X102

5

Jan

4Va

2%

Shawinigan Water & Power

3%

Co

Pen

14%

6,600

4%

Sep

July

2% July
22% Jan

2,400

Oct

31

c

Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
Patican Co Ltd..—.,—

2 Va

6%

Jan

27%

Panatapec Oil (C A) Amer shares.
Paramount Motors Corp
—1

Jun

3%

Denn

Apr

18% May

1

5%

Jan

*
♦

$1.30 1st preferred
Page-Hersey Tubes common

17,400

Dec

3%

Jan

15% July

x2%

12%

•

common..:

1%

Apr

2 3/4 Mar

323/a

Jan

6%

13'/4

Nov

3%

1% July

33.200

No?

23/4 Sep

3% Dec

2% Aug

1,400

"2% "3%

60

Feb

13%

2,200

1%

29% Nov

"3%

37%

26%

500

6%

Sep

Jan

1

Inc

B)

(R

Shattuck

x8%

26%

73A

Jan

1

Semler

Dec

19%

6% Aug

12

25

6% July
16% Apr

102%

100

pfd

5%

2

1%

"3

Seton Leather common

28%

1

Ltd

Pacific Power

Sep
Dec

Mar

1%

3,200

10 %

1%

—5

—

Nov

30%

27%

16

certificates

Allotment

Jun

49%
115

33

33

1st

preferred.,

9 3/4

10 V*

Dec

1

42,200

1 %

1

common

9 % July

34^'a

x8%

-5

common

x5

1,000

2%

17a
26

1
*

9

34
14

Apr

Apr

90%

Industries Inc

Selected

%

16

*

Segal Lock & Hardware—
Selby Shoe Co

2%

277a

2%
2

27%

1

Inc

Bros

Seeman

$3

Co

Can

Feb
Jun

x7%

1
—*

General

Securities Corp

Simmons-Boardman

Pacific

Co

Inc common

A)

(D

Scullin Steel Co common

30O

6,800

1

34%
14%

10%

common

8,000

7%

9

O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares...
Overseas Securities...
1

9%

Ave

11

xl0-%

—

1

1,600

112
113%
23% 27%

—

48 \2
ll3'/2
27%

Ryan Aeronautical Co—
1
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum.....—•
Ryerson & Haynes common—
1

~9%

Fifth

1,800

Sentinel Radio Coip common

14/8

O
Ohio

12,400

9

Feb

22% July

440

4

101

11%

1
*
1.25

common

Jun

8

7,200

id
»

High
113/, AUg
14%

9%
10%

Corp

Dec

10,500

1 2

...

1%
76%

Feb

7

13% July

48% 49
5%
6

—

Jun

Low

8% July
7%

8%

(The)

Jun

1

Range Since January 1

Htgh

Dec

10%

700

lov4

14%

Oct

75

July

550

--

15%

•

7%

Jun
Mar

300

1' '4

1
5

Sep

7

700

4

—

3

Low

10%

Rowe

Russeks

49

25,400

15'8

Shares

Par

Royalite Oil Co Ltd

3,900

» ■*

for Week

Feb

102% May

3,100

--

Process

3%

Apr

6%

Dec
Jun

Range
of Prices

Dec

59% Aug

« /«

Co common
-New York Auction Co common——7%

New

5%
21

% Mar

2,000

\Va

~

Sales

Week's

Last

Sale Price

High

Jan

1,700

91 /2 93 ,2
2/a 2/a
.*/» | <♦

Meter common
2,50
Mur Co common
--1
New England Tel & Tel
—_..100
New Haven Clock & Watch Co.
-1
4%% convertible preferred
20
New Jersey Zinc
2?
New Mexico & Arizona Land
1
New Park Mining Co
1

frioay
STOCKS

18,100

viol'*
13 k xl9 u

Radio

2*>

New York Curb Exchange

Range Since January 1
Low

Al,*
18 a

National Union

DECEMBER

for Week

Last

STOCKS

WEEK ENDED

Sales

Range

Friday

EXCHANGE

CURB

YORK

NEW

6

.

7

28,600
%

32%

64-

20

74

74

6%

..

39,800

33%

450

>.

9% Nov

Jan

74

(2% Mar

7

,

31

V« July
Dec

Oct

Nov
Dec

f* Jan
33%

Nov

Volume 172

Number 4971

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

NEW

(2507)

Sale Price

United

Products

Milk

Shares

Amer

deposit

United

RR

NJ

U

S

Air

and

$5

1st

class

Co

433i

25

3914

Corp

43%

39'4

40'4
14

1%

*

S

Radiator

U

S

Rubber Reclaiming Co

.

1%

Debenture

4%

134
4

with Nov

175

1952

certificates

Jan-July

49%

Jan

Mar

Nov

43

Jun

81%

82

82

Jan,

1

.

Low

No.

20

High

79

98

48%

17

Jun

New

.23,500

2% May

Jan

30 %

63

93

Jan

9

Mar

A 1st

Ohio

mortgage

Power

8%

9'/a

%

Dec

4

800

1'4 Mar

4Va

Nov

Park

1%

1%

800

1% Mar

2

Apr

Pennsylvania

60

300

40

28

28

3%

5

63 %

Oct

24

lo

common

Utah-Idaho Sugar

Feb

July

28V2

Jan

1st

29%

500

2o%

Jun

35 V2

44

$71%

60%

75

_2

$104% 105

May-Nov

56%

43

8

102% 102%

Mar-Sept

$40

4,500

234

Feb

33A

mortgage 3s

71%

102%

106

104%

—

49

106%
52

43%

1971—,

Water

1 104

April-Oct

—

3 "4s

Power

&

~

__Jan-July

$105

I960—-April-Oct

107%

103%

104%

105%
100

98'A

-

104 %

5

106'/a

104 %

104% 104%

June-Dec

104%

16

$98% 101

-Jan-July

1964

--

105% 106

April-Oct

1968

3'4s

1970

Piedmont

Apr

Jan-July

1953

Lexington 1st mortgage 3s 1964

3%s

Nov

3%

3%

6y2s

1st mortgage

3%

4%

„

—

43

Feb

Jan

84

$15

43

Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—

Dec

4%

Gas Light 4V2s 1967
England Power 3'4s 1961

1%

56

$46

coupon

Milwaukee

Jan

4

00

1940

July

Aug

1

8%

10

1

Apr

1 %

10

Co

Range Sine*

Sold

High

Co—

escrow

6%

246

Jan

15% July
2 % July

9,900

4,400

91%

90

90

A 7s

12

7,300

>4

Oct

38%

220

30%

3%

50c

Insurance
Products

A

1

common

United Stores Corp common
Universal Consolidated Oil
Universal

Interstate Power

Sep

1

U

Bonds

Friday's

or

Bid & Asked

Low

Nov

40

12,700
2,000

28%

•

preferred with warrants

42

29

1
Securities

Universal

Oct

x24

i7b July

1,000

13%

1
10c

B

International

Sale Price

1952-——
A 7s with Nov 1
1940 coupon 1952
Mar-Nov
Altalian Superpower 6s 1963
<
Jan-July
Midland Valley RR—
Extended at i% to 1963
April-Oct

4 V4

25

common

Conditioning

S Foil
S

10%

Feb

236

%

25
10

Preferred

U

7% July
17 Va

100

Profit Sharing common
preferred
United Shoe Machinery common

U

50

Last

Period

High

3% July

10%

Specialties

8%

Week's Range

Interest

New York Curb Exchange

Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—

United

United

Low

•

Canal

&

22

BONDS

registered

ord

rets

DECEMBER

Range Since January 1

High

8%

•

common

75c particpating preferred
United Molasses Co Ltd—

EXCHANGE

ENDED

for Wpek

Low

Par

WEEK

Friday

Range

of Prices

STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange

FOR

Sales

Week's

Friday

CURB

YORK
RANGE

31

10b

$46

105%

Hydro-Electric Co—

A6V2S

with

A6V2S

ex

Oct

Oct

1940

1

1947

1

coupon

I960

coupon

61

55

$15

—-

__

Public Service Electric & Gas Co—

50-year 6'/e debentures 1998
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
5V2S

Valspar
$4

6%

7%

3.800

40%

300

5

Venezuelan

40 %

*
1

Venezuela

Petroleum

Syndicate

Vogt Manufacturing

81

Dec

San

Jan

40%

Dec

Southern

7%

Sep

Safe

Harbor

y2

8'4

8%

7,100

3% Mar

9*/s

Nov

3 VeS

31/2

3%

4,100

2%

Feb

4%

Oct

1st

12 y2

12%

12%

200

11%

Dec

Jun

16

Water

series

A

and ref

California
Counties

1st

W
Aircraft

Co

3%

Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs ext—•
I'/o
preferred
——100
Waitt
$2

109

3,000

1%

7

2,300

5% July

109

109'/2

100

Inc

1

1%

1 '4

1%

1,800

30

11%

10%

11%

650

1

2%

2 >4

2%

58,600

6%

57/a

6%

3,750

7%

200

§Waltham

Watch

Co

t

v

c

i

w

Ward

Baking Co warrants
Wentworth
Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities $6 preferred
Western

Maryland Ry 7%

Western

Tablet

&

7%

1.25

7V2

Mfg

Whitman

&

115

Sep

2%

Apr

13 34

.14

Feb

3
8

Nov

714

114%

Jun

200

Oct

26

26

100

24

36%

150

27

%

Feb

Terni

39

Nov

Apr

22

Wickes

(Wm)

River

1714 Feb

29%

Dec

147/8

(The)

Williams
Willson

Corp

Corp
C)

w

Jan

24 % Mar

214

Jan

Woodall

Pwr

Lt

&

Woolworth

(F

American

6%

9

400
200

4%

2,500

4%

■.

pfd

Sep

9

5%

13%

14

400

12% July
12% May

15

32%

500

26

35%

13 %

13%

300

8

14%

13%

14%

1,900

$102'/a 102%

101%

103%

$105% 108

1970—Feb-Aug

3%s

105%

106%

deposit

receipts

13

95

89*4

84

84

76

90

—Jan-July

31

31

31

58

-April-Oct

$31

35

35

58

49

€4%

84

1946

stamped

1946—

1947

$46

Feb-Aug

1940 coupon 1953

1

$15

1953--

coupon

2%s

Electric
with

A7s

ex

Service

Dec

Dec

May-Nov

1

1947

102

50

50

coupon

1956—

debentures

1954

West

Penn

Western
6s

Traction

5s

Newspaper

conv

167/a

107%

116%

120

Feb-Aug

101% 101%

101

105

Union—
1959

15%

Nov

4%

Foreign Governments and Municipalities

Oct

Feb

3% Mar

5s

Ltd

Feb

2%

•

1

l.V

'4

1 %

Nov

2%

Dec

2

Week's Range

Friday

Nov

114

33,900

Jan

Week's Range

Friday
BONDS

Interest

New York Curb Exchange

Last

Period

Sale Price

Electric
6s

314s
1

Aug.

No.

High

Low

High

21

106%

BONDS

Interest

Lat»t

Period

Sale Price

(Col)

103

1948

161%

173

63

102% 103%

101

104%

163

Jan-July

1107/8

110% 110%,

17

-Mar-Sept

116%

116% 117

39

Jan-July

101%

101% 101%

91

Jan-July

1954___;

100 "4

100% 100%

115

98%

series

117%

External

102%

99%

Registered

&

Lackawanna

of

1st

i

%

Western
N

101%
101 y*

mortgage

A 1st

Eastern

4s series A

4s

mortgage

Gas

Fuel

&

Elmira

Water

El cole

Marelli

A6%s

ex

Lt

ALima

RR

1

1

1940

May-Nov

1993-

May
—Jan-July

1956

69

67%

69%

74

55

59

103%

59

45

36%

59

1

99 %

May-Nov

$15

'5s

stamped

114

118%

Parana

Guantanamo

57%

61

JA6s

Western

&

series

A

market

-June-Dec

70%

70

102%

52

102% 102%

A5%s

53

40

45

$43

—

44

33%

44 %

t

Odd-Jot

principal.
(not

International
„

J

All issues

C

A6%s (Dec
A7s'series
A7s

E

(Aug

1

1941

A7s

62 %

Jan-July

(July 1941 coupon)

60

...

54

62%

1957;

1952—

listed

an

are

the

2%s

to

1972

Government

1997——Jan-July

(Plan A)

2%

to

daily closing

averages

value,

par

Jan-July
June-Dec

11

86

55%

95

(not included

included

in

30

20

Rail$

Total

15

in

year's range)

no

—

$50

50%
80

$37

54
56

95%

tive; "conv," convertible;

53

91%

"w

stocks and

bonds

92

Stocks

Second

First

trials

Grade

10

Util¬

Total
40

Rails

ities

39

M

25%

26

31%

16

228.34

75.61

'38.89

84.36

101.71

106.30

97.29

103.87

18

231.01

76.01

39.03

85.07

101.64

106.35

97.29

104.05

Dec.

19

231.54

77.30

38.99

85.61

101.70

106.46

97.84

104.09

Dec.

20

77.74

38.97

85.69

101.75

106.69

98.11

104.06

64

1%

3%

10

1%

3%

Rails

Abbreviations used

1," when issued;

above—"cod," certificates of deposit;

"w w,"

with warrants; "x w," without warrants.

Over-the-Counier Industrial Stock Average
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau,

Inc.

Range for 1950

Closing

Date—
Dec.

Dec.

22

L

21.-

Dec.

231.20

231.54




-39.93

85.70

101.80

76.84

40.07

85.84

101.71

-

-

98.39

104.05
103.97

102.93

34.25 July 13

19

41.63

20

21
22_

f

Range for 1949

41.90

42.01

-

High

35.20 Dec. 31

42.26

Low

27.79 Jun. 15

102.87

98.44

42.68 Nov 27

Low

Dec.

107.25

107.59

High

Dec.

77.35

41.06
41.27

Dec.

—

16
18.

Dec.
,

V*

"cum," cumula¬
c," voting-trust certificates!

"cons," consolidated;

"M," mortgage; "n-v," non+voting stock; "v t

Dec.

,

for cash

:

•

102.65

'

!

1

2

2

(not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, h Ex-

102.52

ities

38

34

2

102.33

roads

27%

31

'

2
—

102.29

Dec.

trials

37%

18%

139

34

26

Bonds

Dec.

Date—

91

—

(35 Stocks)

10

Grade

50%

72

$48

$77

52 '

37

$50

—

54

50

sales being transacted during current week.
■

1

Indus¬

38

46%
50

—

being tvaded flat.

1

10

65

23

33

39

$36

$53

—

Bonds-

Util¬

9%

6

14%

—

§ Reported 'in receivership.

1

10

89'

transaction (not included in year's range),
r Transaction
year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.

the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.

Indus¬

23

Under-the-rule

62%

-Stocks-

transaction

Deferred delivery

a

transaction

62%

•

d<

-

95

7

6

$21

—

Jan-July

+.

1919

1921

62%

of representative

+

64

8

i

.

2012

6%s

62%

61

66

6

—

2008--—-—Mar-Sept

C D E)

stamped

62%
$55

'

•:

74%

79

64

—

(ser A B

reduced

A Bonds

88 %

55

'

2

Stock and Bond Averages
Below

of)

62%

.Feb-Aug
coupon)

66

60

A7s series F 1952
\

$58

1955—

1957

1941

1931
5s

/
June-Dec

coupon)

May-Nov
April-Oct
June-Dec
June-Dec

1947
6s

$Friday's bid and asked prices;

1955

$72

(Plan A)

reduced

redeemed

11%

A6%s series

,.

Sec—

Power

:

64

May-Nov

June-Dec

104%

$48

-Jan-July

—

'

71%

102%

°No

1958

1958—Mar-Sept

2008—

1927)

Janeiro

•Interest

RR—

(coupon on)

AEx-coupon

-Mar-Sept

---

1963

71%

55%

>.

Jan-July

1951

Chile

(Republic
de

Rio

__

<

4*=-.-,3%s

Power

2>/bS

Oct

stamped

Interest
Peru

Mtge Bank—

1961

Mountain

$53

69%

52

+46

May -Nov

76

71%

—

(Plan A)
to

Bank of

l%s to 2%s

1953

coupon

High

46%

__

s

Feb-Aug

—

stamped

(issue of

ARussian

Green

7s

Jan. 1

Low

NO.

76

$74

—

May-A'ou

——

Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A 7s (issue of May
1927) 1947—

104

103% 103%

J113% 116%

Mar-Sept

1947 coupon 1953

Finland Residential

reduced

Range Sine*

Sold

$74

June-Dec

6*48 stamped

(Peru)

stamped

AMedellin

AMortgage

1965

5s

1955
1953

Mortgage Bank of Denmark

1993-

B

City

Maranhao

Mfg Co—

Nov

Nov

series

3%s

&

Elec

with

A6%s

RR—

Division—

J

5s

High

—

Danzig Port & Waterways—
AExternal 6*48 stamped 1952

A7s

Delaware Lack

5*/2s

External

Interest

91%

99%

Cities Service Co debenture 3s 1977

—April-Oct
Jan-July

Valley 7s 1948Cons Municipal Loan—

Danish

•{?

1947—1978—

of

111%

104%

Chicago Transit Authority—
revenue

ACauca

106

~2

163

June-Dec

20-year

Bonds

Friday's

or

Bid & Asked

—

7s April

1946
A20-year 7s Jan 1947—Bogota (see Mortgage Bank of)

109'4

"Z

106% 107

Quar-Feb

.

1970

ACenteral States Elec Corp 5s debs

debentures

Jan. 1

Jan-July

1998

Boston Edison 2%s series A

Range Since

Sold

Bid & Asked

June-Dec

1964-

Bonds

Friday's

or

Low

Appalachian Elec Power 314s 1970

334s

98

106

116 »/z 116%

Oct

107 % May

A

,A5%s

91%

97

$105% 106%

-June-Dec

I960—

debentures

f

s

97

97

Mar-Sept

—June-Dec

Washington Water Power 3'/2s 1964

Agricultural Mortgage Bank

Steel

63

$15

1956

coupon

50

Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—

Low

Bethlehem

104 yB

100*4

Co—

1940

1

102

June-Dec

1969—

revenue

A 7s

New York Curb Exchange

City

,

.

Corp—

Nov

July

10 y8

£1

Hargreaves

Atlantic

101

95

—May-Nov
1966——April-Oct

1989

5s

Ltd—

preference

Wright

106%

15'4 Nov

July

10414 Mar
13 %

103%

Nov

Apr

31%

2

$104*4 105

Nov

14

100

105 %

Hydro-Electric Co—

United

May

13%

—

»

4%%

9%

434 May
934 Jan

3%

Dec

22 */4 Mar

July
7% Sep

600

7%
13%

47/e

15

25

common

W)

8%
7

25

Inc

Woodley Petroleum

503

13

1

w

Industries

900

17

1

5% preferred x
w
Winnipeg Elec common
Wisconsin

■1

•

common

preferred

4%

17

5

.

Inc

Brothers

4%
17

__10

Co—

&

Products

Wilson

5%

(R

1

Co

Oil

108

104

5

—

coll trust

stamped

2nd

A5s income

Wichita

105 34

105

105'/a 105 %

Jan-July

Electric

109%

103

72

$104

Feb-Aug
April-Oct

1970

103%

104%

105*4

104% 105%

105

Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority—

Dec

•"***

(Calif)

Bros
5s

A6%s with Aug
A 6%s ex Aug 1

28% Mar

Apr

18%

1

5

3'4s

105%

102%

104%

$104

Mar-Sept
Jan-July

1973

165

103 %

(Hugo) Industries—

A7-4s

Jan

157

—

1965

3s

160%

2

$102

May-Now
Mar-Sept

1971

&

Inc

3rd

Stinnes

9% Aug

Dec

Aug

70

—

1981

3

July

314 July

35

—

A 7-4s

Apr

Feb

111

10

Gas

&

(Hugo)

182

20

Inc

Stinnes

Jan

175

Stationery com-—*

Coal

Westmoreland

Shoe
Whirlpool Corp

% Mar

Corp

914

Jan

1

Starrett

914

*

1st pfd__10o

Westmoreland

Weyenberg

109

(A G)

35/a July

Jan

Gas

3s

Southwestern Gas

3%

preferred

Bond

&

cum

mortgage

Spalding

3
6 V2

•

Edison

M 3s series B

Southern

Waco

Corp 3s

1973

Southern

103V2

—April-Oct

Power

California

161% 161%

103% 103%

Jan-July

1952

A

Joaquin Lt & Pow 6s B 1952

3%

8

20c
*

Inc

39

Feb

27

5

-•

Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co

Feb

68

1

Corp common
convertible preferred

series

—

\

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and

32

Monday, December 25, 1950

.

Transactions at the New York Curb Exchange

Stock Exchange

Transactions at the New York

Daily, Weekly and Yearly

Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Number of

2,993,900

6,458,000
6,691.000
5,396,800
6,304,000

370,700
538,000
479,000
623,000

2,722,060

5,318,000

19,391,515

$32,324,800

Bonds

Sales

361,000
$2,451,700

I_

3,507.450

Wednesday
Thursday

>.-1111

Total

Government

Bonds

Bonds
$80,000

Monday
Tuesday

Stocks

Total
Bond

United States

lntfl
Bank

Foreign

$2,157,000

Saturday

Friday

Railroad
and Mitcel.

Bonds

Shares
2,019,600
4,499,920
3,648,585

1950

Week Ended Dec. 22,

—
—

__

—■

——
——

______

$15,000

:

_

Government

Domestic

423,340

$37,000

Monday
Tuesday

917,195

108,000
196,000

31,000

Wednesday

84,000

POTeiSn

Industrial-

Railroad A

$2,356,700
20,598,000

2,451,700
32,324,800

68,000

2,000

172,000

3,771,230

-

$613,000

$229,000

$12,000

$354,OCO

264,226,868

$495,500
952-000
90,164,570
7p5,854,Q0Q

$22,954,700 $1,089,613,570

$34,791,500

104,805,380

64,532.263

$613,000

$792,000

$30,487,000

$36,919,000

229,000

131,000

13,966,000

9,699.000

12,000

44,000

2,227,000

1,775,000

$854,000

$967,000

$46,680,000

$48,393,000

Bonds

government
Foreign corporate

Foreign

$797,466,070

RANGE FOR WEEK

EXCHANGES

ENDED DECEMBER 22
Week's

Sales

Last

Range

for Week

Sale Price

of Prices

Shares

Friday

Last

Range

for Week

Sale Price

of Prices

Shares

Par

Low

100

Tel

;

100

118

Elevated /RailwayStamped $50 paid

Meteor

Nov

P

121%

Nov

Randall

Boston Personal Prop

38%

107

83

40%

Jan

37%

7,574

6%

6%

Jun

51

Dec

61 '/a

62%

6%

Oct

62'%

Dec

6%, Oct

795

1,835

1 %

Trust

1

Dec

2

Dec

1%

1%

230

80c

Jan

2

Dec

3 J/e

Feb

7y4

Dec

7%

7%

55

7%

7%.

28

3% July

8

Dec

9%

9%

50

5 J/2 July

9%

37

43/4 July

74

4 J/4

Feb

10

8 J/#

July

9%

10

—

10

9%
■'

9%

11

—

24

11

12%

—

12%

225/4
83

85

19

230

24

85

422

10

8%
83%

8 3/a

Oct

Jun

46.49

Jun

64 J/2 July

295

805/8

__

Jun

85

Jan

Dec
Dec

24

90 ye

Nov

5% July

200

7%

Dec
Dec

12'%

July

66

255

38.04 38.19

__

1

9%
11

Feb

7

130

Dec

10

36.49

...

Fuel Associates-

Eastern Gas &

11%

10

new

10%

174

11%

Oct

11%

Nov

10

,

'

■

i.,.

.

Street Ry—

Eastern Mass
Common

6%

A——.

—

pfd adjustment
Eastern SS Lines Inc—

*
—

Employers Group Assoc
•

Electric

Royale

Isle

Kinnecott
•

*

Service

Apr

18

Oct

24 3/4

Dec

263/8
lVs

Jan

75%

435

49J/2

Apr

75 y4

Dec

13%

14

13%

50

13%
14

90%

Dec

16 Vi

Feb

Oil

16

Feb

Standard

Oil

Shoe

Standard Oil (Ohio)

31%

Nov

45

16c

10%

11%

10c

2,356

10 y» July

93

91

370

16%

137

81c

89c

46%

45%

47%

22 %

20%

223/4

7%

380

85c

15%

16

765

19%

936

8%

140

6%

8%

8%

6%

Jan

29c

2,256

85c

Dec

7%

740

85c

Dec

5,400

16

7%

Nov

15% July

270
*

July

7%

200

8

17%

17

Machinery

.

common

U 8 Rubber Co
Vermont & Mass Ry Co

System Inc

12.50

Westinghouse Electric Corp

29%

3,600

Jan

93/4 May
22

May

30c

3% Mar

7%

5%

10

Feb

13% July
16% July
8

Nov

July

22%

Feb

58%

56%

Churngold Corp
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Cincinnati
C N O & T

23 V2

37%

50 y4 July

66%

2,803

40

49 V2

110
48

July

373/4

Dow

common

Gibson

33%

Low

*
*
lQ

Hobart

For lootnotes see page




41.

14%

12%

453

Jan

12%

Dec

'

295%

182

28 % July

34%

Apr

«

47%.

475/a

120

34 %

July

47%

Dec

49

75

41%

Jan

50 V2

54%

8%

170

11%

Jun

14%

Dec

32 J/4

July

43%

Nov

July

27%

Dec

185

21

715

29% July

36%

113/4

Jan

21

59

28%

Dec

34%

Feb

75

46

26% Mar

46

Dec

220

33/e July

246

46

.

9%

Jan

Jun

22%

Dec

8'/a

Sep

11% Mar

90

9%

4%

12%

Jan

23%

28 J/2

Dec

39%

Dec

16

Feb

25Ts

Nov

15

100

...

17

15%

17

393/8

38%

39'%

243/8

24%

24%

21%

22»/4

57%

-

2

33

(

Low

High

29

18%

Jan

16%

200

14%

145/a

15%

291

14

Nov

33%

Nov^
Oct

27%.

273%

3

26 3/a

Dec

35%

42%

20

33 J/b

July

43%

Oct

53%

53%

25

42

July

53%

Dec

40 J/2

41'%

109

25%

34

34

106

29 J/2 July

t

-

42%

Oct1

36

Jan

Jun

Members
New York

New York Stock Exchange

Midwest

Detroit Stock Exchange

Curb Exchange

Stock Exchange

DETROIT

Building
Telephone: WOodward 2-5525

Detroit Stock Exchange
Week's

Sales

Last

Range

for Week

of Prices

Shares

47 y8

65

106

50

Low

8

Oct

Jan

10

Jan

Oct
Jun

23%

24

370

28%

28 5%

214

21 J% July

35%

Mar

1%

Oct

18 Vo

Jun

Chrysler Corp

25

68 %

Consolidated

10

1'%

1%

2,000

16'%

695

13 y4

13%

1%

Burroughs Adding Machine

14

650

12 J% July

68

83

Oct

24%

Sep"

35% Mar

1,125
100

6 J%

Jun

9

9J/a

Dec

9 ya

34%

36%

150

26%

Jan

36'/a

Dec

94

79

Jan

99

Nov

Crowley Milner

1

Apr

Davidson Bros

1

6%

63%

630

5

7%

7

71%

4,750

20

22%

22i%

22'%

10,478

34

34

Consumers

992

68 3/a

66%

68 3/a

770

8%

8%

8%

132

103

24%

40

39%

40%

49

47

49

253/4

3

80

4% July
66 5/8 Dec
8%
101

15%

Oct
Jun

Apr

115

29

July

51

47

Dec

137

23 %

July

53/4
80
10

105
24 y8

Detroit

&

Mar

Detroit

Edison

May

Dec

Cleveland

Detroit Gray

Dec

Eaton

Feb

Federal

Navigation

_

Iron

Manufacturing
Motor

Frankenmuth

*

Truck

8'%

Brewing

9%

21%

6%

1

.

63

July
Dec

Dec

6%

Apr

7%

7

Dec

8% May

21% July
1% July

21/4

200

6'%

1,130

5 Tb

July

100

29J/a

Feb

34

'Aug

24

Sep
May

2%

Apr
7% May
38

Oct

6'%

*

1

9

9%

1

2

400

23

30'%

1

Detroit-Michigan Stove

60

Oct

common

Motors

May

42%
26 3/4

Power

Continental

22%
29%

15 V2; Apr

18% Aug

94

23

,•<'

28 J%

859

35

3QJ/2

Jan

1,281

68%

27% July

Paper

77c

15 y2

1
•
*

Brown-McLaren Mfg

392

5%

Oct

25%

31%

50

Aug

Dec

30%

Mar

9

Oct

50

Dec

14

8 J/4

45/s

4%

20 J% May

100

8%

5
*

Dec

Jan

Dec

13'%

100

Bower

Budd Company

Dec

33%

1,445

11

23 J%

203/a May

7y4

165

153/4

1

Market of Michigan
Roller Bearing

Jan

47%

3%

151/4

Jan

Big Bear

July

106

3%

15%

ey4

8%

Briggs Manufacturing

Dec

2
1

22% Aug
17% Jan

32% July
106

High

Products

1

High

Low

11

.1

Metal

Baldwin Rubber

Range Since January

High

45/8

253/4

Dec

90 %

Jan

Watling, lerchen & co.

American

16%

25%

58%

Jan

25%

42%

*

Altes Brewing

Range Since January 1

21%

23 3/4

July

66

48

201

24% Mar

„

47

105

87%

,

20% July

57

585/a

86%

32%

87%

Par

Jan

103

Apr

■

Sale Price

63/4

4%

*

145

22%

12.50

Jun

213/a

"5

Dec

204

21

293/a

Jan

343/4

30

453/8

Oct

43%

11

Dec

7%

106

Jun

809
'

273/8

20 J/b

28%
3%

(new)

Apr I

Oct

122

7%

10

Art

Dec

Jan

Jan

115

52

Sales

100

Preferred

Eagle Picher
Formica Insulation

11

26%

*
*

Nov

Jan

12%

Shares

36%

Street

326

.

21%

Carbide

Steel

Ford

for Week

10

Railway..
Cine & Sub Bell Tel
Cincinnati

125%

28%

Dec

2,073

Range

31%

20
25
50
*

34 % Mar 7

Sep

35

43%

Week's

•

;

Dec

,

10

Westinghouse Electric

Jan

49%
122

Union
U S.

Apr

11

60

of Prices

common_8y2

P common

28 3/a

43%

Bearing

Oct

42

xl2

*

Milling Machine

'

29%

79

7% May

16%

48%

•

_

Nov

48%

Jan

July

30 y«

*
20
8

-—

91%

Dec

1%

78c

255

10

Preferred

64 3/a July

11

1

Roller

Dec

175

Par

Champion Paper

'

82

i

Sep

22%

100

Last

Carey

Oct

82%

Dec

1

Jun

35

Friday

Baldwin

84%

July

Dec

35

122

Timken

Dec

62% July

13% Mar
16 y4

143/8

Sale Price

Laundry

Jun /

34%

25 %

102 y4 May

47%

33%

34%

Jan

29% Mar

33%
43%

Oct

66 %

Cincinnati Stock Exchange

American

1%

% July

•

28%

Friday

Aluminum

Oct

198

11

STOCKS

STOCKS

8%

201

42'%

Studebaker

85
150

7%

J)

25% Aug

30%

—

United Fruit Co

6% July

80%

25
25

(Ind)
(N

Nov

91

5
*
25
10
100
*

Oct

34%

15
•

Vacuum
Standard Brands

92 %

15%

—.

47 %

70 '/a {..

1.40

Jan

65%

12c

2.50

Twist Drill

Jan

33%

*

Corp

?

Nov

64%.

50
33'/3c
•

70%

35

Torrington Co

Radio

Dec

161% May
39J/8

500

1

1

1

461%

Car

20

65

11%

common.

8% July

388

16%

Association
Webster Inc
Elec Securities

42

*

Socony

25

Co.—

.7 J/4

•

Schenley Ind

8

10

26%

13

Jan
Jan

July

Dec

Nov

16c

50

132

8

Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola

27c

100

29%

2.50
•

Qulncy Mining Co
Reece Folding Machine...
Drug

Motor

808

65

20
100
100

453/4

41%

i

200

1,336

17%

90%

5
1

Pennsylvania RR

Waldorf

38

13%

1

Cos

Mills

United

Ohio Oil

253/4

—

*

England Electric System
England Tel & Tel
N Y, New Haven & Hartford
North Butte Mining

Union

Feb

745/8

«_*

New

Suburban

24%

28c

100

New

Shawmut

Nov

28c

100

Nash-Kelvinator

Stone &

183/a

Standard

———

43%

70%

•

*

Mergenthaler Linotype
Narraganaett Racing Assn..

Rex all

183/4

300

....

preferred

30

44%

'.

243/4

•

Mathleson Chemical Corp

Pacific

Ohio* Edison

—

...25

9%
146%

13

42%

New York Central

Jail

503% May

Dec

46

National Distillers

Feb

17 J/2

Theatre

-

National

Apr

25

15

Maine Central RR common.,
5%

4>/8

40% Aug

50

475/8

National Cash Register

41 y4

493/8

46% Mar

50

•

General Motors new

Packard

96

*

**

64%

Nov

493/4

5

General Electric

Apr

40 3%

Mar

5
*

Federated Dept Stores

473/4

Copper

Loew's Boston

Light

&

Power

2%,Nov

Aug

Jun

39

112

1
7

Curtiss-Wright

48%

.—.4

Copper.

-

32

—

Gilchrist Co
Gillette Safety Razor Co now

Columbia Gas

54-May

33 %

Jun

14%

31% July

63/4

*

City Products

60

50

20%

Aug

27

265

346

10

Service

105

V

Dec

11%

115/8

38 J/4

45%

25

_.

38

--

—

Corp

393/4

200

/Nov

70% Nov

12

140

12'%

4

55% Mar

36'%

13

1 peso
25

Benguet Mining

59%

3%

Apr

80

1,037

37%

3

183/a

393/4

2%

3%

70'%

149% 150%

37%

10

Mfg

Chesapeake & Ohio

Day

Apr

49%

100
50

Armco Steel

Cities

23%

11%

1

Telegraph

Mining

38 J%

3%

100
100

5%

Anaconda

Chrysler

Jan

Stocks-

American Telephone &

Avco

Jun

11%

35%

11%

...50

Airlines

American

18

68%
12

Oct

Jan

3'/2

* ;
•

Preferred

59

100

__———

1st preferred series

General

"B"

Rapid
8 Printing common

:■/

15%

25

17%

70%

73%

July

90

13%

*
___5

common

new

165/a

Mar

47

Dec

54

263

13%

*

1

i

& G

Dec

—

Trust

Jun

103

7%

100

Providence RR
Hecla

32 J/2

2

7%

—100

Calumet &

Century Shares

120

118

1

*

Common

Dec

39J/4

.

stamped
—100
8% class B 1st pfd unstamped..
—100
8% class B 1st pfd stamped
—100
7% class C 1st pfd stamped
—100
10% class D 1st pfd unstamped.
—100
10% class D 1st pfd stamped—

Service

46 S/B

61%

.—100

class A 1st pfd

Cities

Feb

27% Mar

Unlisted

Maine RR—

prior preferred
100
pfd unstamped
—100
6% preferred stamped
—100
5% class A 1st pfd unstamped6%

Boston &

Jan

21%

714

6%

.100

7%

5%

Magnavox

146%

2,095

38 5/ff

69

*

_—

U

Boston

Boston &

161% May

4,660

46%

67%

High

LOW

453/4

30

46 J/8

1

Lunkenheimer

375/8

.

39%

Edison

Boston

High

Low

High

46%

69

0

Kroger

149 3/s 150 3/4

43%

I50

1

Range Since January

46%

50

preferred

40%

150%

•

Woolen
Anaconda Copper
Boston & Albany RR
American

Kahn

Range Since January 1

High

LOW

Par

Sales

Week's

STOCKS

American Tel &

STOCKS—

Exchange

Friday

1949

1,709,460

Domestic

OTHER STOCK

Boston Stock

f

Jan. 1 to Dec. 22

1950

1949

3,771,230

Stocks—No. of shares

Total
Total

'
.

86,000

102,000

Week Ended Dec. 22

$1,879,700
<64,000
100,345,070
986,924,800

——

-

135,000

509,410

1949

510,672,000

$15,000

Bank

International

j.

87,000

1,000

48,000

_

Bonds

Government

8

U

229,000

3,000

Jan. 1 to Dec. 22

7,834,290

19,391.515

shares

of

164.00C

2,000

630.810

Thursday
Friday
Total

$4,000

•

1950

Stocks—NO.

$67,000

52,000

609,675
680,800

Total

Corporate

$30,000

Saturday

$34,791,500

1950

1949

1950

Foreign

Foreign

of
Shares)

Week Ended Dec. 22,1950

5,694,000

$15,000

Bonds (Par Value)

(Number

$2,237,000
6,828,700
7,229,000
5,875,800
6,927,000

—

Week Ended Dec. 22

If-

.

.

(2508)

"2%

73%

415

4 3/e Mar

7%

2

2'%

900

2

3y4 Mar

Nov

Dec

Volume 172

The Commercial and: Firmnciai (Jhronicle:

Number 4971

(2509)

OTHER

STOCK EXCHANGES

MANGE TOR
*

•

1

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■'

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—

^

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T

■

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•*

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-

.

"

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•Week's

Friday

-

1\

Last

Range

Low

Fruehauf
Gar

1

Brewing—.

Lakes

Great
Hall

Lamp

Oil
_

Hurd

Motor

Car

15

King-Seeley
Kinsel

.

Lansing Stamping

350

2,510

44%

Oct

-1.

„

Screw

Products

—

Michigan

Holly Development CO—

8%

Oct

Hudson Motor Car Company-

Sep

113/4

Feb

Hunt

Hupp Corporation

July

2%

Oct

4% Mar

6%

6

Oct

63/4

Aug
Sep

Jan

153/4

Honolulu

Oct

436

12 %

220

6%

1,600

15%

653

12

lO'/a July
3% Feb

Intercoast

Sep

43/4

Jan

4%

Jan

9%

Sep

3%

800

1%

21%

Feb

31%

Jun

600

4

Michigan

Steel

Michigan

Sugar

Tube

-

3%

Nov

5%

Apr

Kaiser-Frazer Corp
Kennecott Copper Corp

1%

Jan

1%

Jan

Kern

l3/4 May

2%

406

2

2%

3,400

1%

Jan

6%

6%

100

6%

Jan

100

1%

750

1

Apr

27

Dec

National

Stamping

Packard

Parke

I_5

„

Motor

.

—

24

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1
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•
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American

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5
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—

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Northrop Aircraft Inc
Occidental Petroleum Corp

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Sep

10

of Prices

Sale Price
Par

3%

__

10c

Co

Aircraft

Inc

Jan

14

Week's
Range

Last

STOCKS

Jan

7

Mascot Oil Co

Angeles Stock Exchange
Friday

Juiy

9%

__

Los Angels Biltmore Hotel Co
Los Angeles Investment Co_.

Ohio

Los

141*

493

•
1

(Un)

8

461

15

1,514

18%

.4

3

1,010

30%

•

14%

18

•

(Un)

33

1,945

2%

Petroleum

Loew's

Minnesota

3%

15

1

—

i3-ye

5

Middle South Utilities

12%
9

Dec

1

Jun

193/8

83/4

51%

(Un)

Company

Dec

3

24%

3%
12%

__

Lincoln

Jun

18 3/4

1

1

Wire

453/4

Gas

Lockheed

3% May
4% Jan

1,200

0

-

23%

4%

—1

Die

Company

Aug

500

2%

3%

Nov

30

8'A

8%

1%

6% May

100

11%

common-

B

Wayne Screw Products
Young

300

11%

•

1

United States Radiator com——
&

7%
33

11%

Corporation

Walker

Dec

—

class

&

July

18%

650

2%

2%

10

Timken-Detroit Axie

Udylite

1%

730

33

—'J

—1

—

common

Tube

9,600

1'%

7%

7%

5

-

common...—...:.^.-

Standard

3% July
Jan

35%

19 %

6

Jun

9

'

2

Sheller Manufacturing
Soss

Apr

1%

19%
T

73/4

18%

1

Products

Brewing

30

24

*

56

58

10

County Land Co

Libby McNeil & Libby

407/a Aug
28% Nov

29%
19

Wheel

Motor

J

_

52%

__

—•

Lane-Wells Company

l7/a July

786

l3/4

-

——

2% Aug
8% Jun

8%

8%
—w-*

±

.

1.55 Feb

56

2,560
4,250

Nov

2%

—

common ■

Motor Products

2.10

18%

7.50

Sep

2.00

33%c

Corp

1,840

24%

6%

—1

Petroleum

Dec

14%

11 Vt Mar

25c

(Un)
International Nickel of Can (Un)
International Paper Co (Un)
Int'i T?1 & Tel Corp (Un)

Jan

160 %

989

—100

Interlake Iron Corp

Oct

High
11%

Mar

14

1

—

101

2.00

>_6.66%

Illinois Central RR (Un).

Jan

1.650

Low

0% July

13%

.12.50

Imperial Development Co Ltd
Independent Exploration Co.

Dec

1.075

148 160%

__

*

common

Inc—

6%

Feb

2,777

-

14

Foods

new

17%

13%

750

3'A
8%

1

Oil Corp

High
10%

__

I

Dec

Range Since January 1

low
10%

,

5

47/b

2%

—

lumper Corp

Shares

class A_»

Corp

54%

116

15 V8

Hotels

Laclede
Masco

fer Week

3

Dec

400

1%

—

Hilton

(Un)

Apr

3

2%

.

Apr

16%

6

3%

1%
1

1

Hancock Oil Co of California

6%

July..

Nov

1%

24

24%

-1

4

113/4 Mar'-""1

Greyhound Corp

5

6%

8%

—

-

8%

6

1

Drug

3,020

,3%

1

Kingston Products

3,871

4%

14%

5

Kaiser-Frazer

46%

12
■

15%

12%

&' Manufacturing

Lock

875

15

0

—

16

Feb

Jan

6

1

—2

Howell Electric Motors.

Hudson

Sales

Range
of Prices

Par

44c

32%

ur

1%
1

.

—2%

5%

High

NOV

5

__

—i

20

1,603
3,120

8%

8%

Chemical-—

&

_

30%

4

4%

1

_

Hastings Manufacturing Co
Hoskins Manufacturing
Houdaiile-Hershey common

Week's

Last

STOCKS'

-low

443/4

46%
_1

Corp
_

Friday1
Sale Price

4.

20c

5%

53/4

1

General Motors

Gerity-Michigan
Goebel Brewing

22

Range Sinee January %

1,100

15%

1

Wood Industries

Shares

25c

26%

28%

•

High

23c

Trailer

Gemr/ier Manufacturing class B

for Week

of Prices

t

Par

Friars Ale

DECEMBER

•

v.'l 1'

Sale Price

STOCKS

ENDED

Sales

'

'■

WEEK

*

(Un).

10
*
10
5
—4
1
•

Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
12.50
Willys-Overland Motors Inc (Un)
1
Woolworth (F W) Co (Un)
10
Zenda Geld Mining Co
10o

36%

—
„
—

-32%
al03%
—

22%
—
—

19Vs

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41
59
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23
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4
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18% 19%
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39% 41%
55
59
11% 11%

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be

14% July

19

Apr

23%

Jun

690

54%

24% May
85

392

1.075
1,322

26%

720

3%

14

Dec

33%'Sep
Sep

100%

Feb

Jan

37%

Dec

Jun

23

Dec

4% Jun

Jan

19%: Oct

16

504

Dec

25%'Jan

40% July

2,446

May

11% >Jun

8'A July
18% July

800

935

July
17% Mar

23

250

-38% Jan

52

Jan
•

Oct

5,100

25%

Jan

42% Oct

1,085
125

40%

Feb

62

11%

Dec

16%

19% July
7% JUn

12%

75

1.960

.

120

a43

34
10%
a42% a43%

Jan

15%

475

..

Dec

{Oct

40

6,012

a24% a25%
11% 12%

23%
9%

21%

6,307

16%
21

10%

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Jan

July

.

21%

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41%

Jan

43%

282

3,0oJ

»

v-afl

36

10%

Dec

Sep
<Jun
Dec

493A Feb

Dec

Z

Jan

19% July

29% July
5% Mar

1,200

Aug

•

17c

Apr

33

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ffi -(2510)

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.

.

Monday, December 25, 1950

OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
BANGE

FOB WEEK

DECEMBER ?.1

ENDED

Week's

Friday

Bale*-

Last

DAYTON & GERNON
CHICAGO 3, ILL.

Telephone Central 6-0780
Members:

Midwest Stock Exchange

—

(G)

Hlbbard

EAU CLAIRE

LaCROSSE

Brick

Laboratories

Week's

Range

Shares

Admiral

Corp

—

40

Dec

54%

Jan

Kansas

City

560

19%

Jan

27% Nov

Kansas

Power

15'%

15%

700

15%

Dec

18%

Jun

21%

25

5,800

17%

Jan

39

Apr

American

Rad

Tel

Armco

Steel

Armour

&

Co

Co

•

(111)

4%

6,700

9% Jan

3%

4 1/8

8,000

35%

36%

12%

13%

17%

17%

550

11%

12%

1,400

150%

Dec

45%

1,000

27%

Jan

47%

9,700

7%

Jan

11%

26%

Santa

&

Products

Fe

1%

1,400

1

Jun

Automatic Washer
Avco Mfg

4,200

20% July

27% Oct

1,914

146%

.

Aviation

Benguet Consol Mining Co
Berghoff Brewing Corp

80

103%

Feb

149%

Dec

4 %

July
May

7%

Oct

Middle

2%

Jan

9%

Ap r

2%

2,350

1

7%

5,500

July

Nov

28

33%

Jan

43

17%

18%

800

11%

Jan

22% Oct

51

53%

1,001

35%

Jan

53%

Dec

Modine

1% Mar

Monroe

Steel

Corp

1

(Un)

1%

5,000

% July

4%

4%

3,000

37/a July
30% Jan

•

mm

46%

49%

Binks Manufacturing Co

1

14%

13%

14%

5

10

Fisheries

Corp
W)
Corp

(George

10

9'%

10

1,329
450

3,150

Aug

&

Bruce

(E

Budd

L)

Co

(Un)

Burkhart (F)
Butler

Bros

Canadian

Manufacturing

Montgomery Ward & Co
Motorola

Carr-Consolidated
Central

!

(Un)

12% July

16%

Oct

55%

61%

1,215

49

49

100

11%

11%

610

10% July

«...

56

56%

150

36% Mar

58

19

19

19

150

16

20%

16%

15

16%

'mi*!'

28

28

Biscuit

Central
Central

111

Secur

Corp

common

preferred
Products (Un)

Certain-teed

Chesapeake

&

Chicago Corp

3%

1,000

13%

3,808

31 %

30%

31%

159

1%

2

1,150

__

21%

22

300

Ohio

(Un)

34%

Chicago Rock Island & Pac Ry Co
Chicago Towel Co common

*

Chrysler Corp

4

% %

preferred

♦

Clinton

1

Foods Inc

(The)

Columbia

Gas

Consolidated

Consumers

Inc

Co

Vultee

Co

Container

Aircraft

(Un)

Crane

Detroit

Corp

Dow
du

Chemical

Poilt

Eastman

Kodak

Falstaff
Flour

Mills

Four-Wheel

General

of

Amer

General

Electric
Mills

Jan

23%

Dec

Paramount

49%

52%

159

38% July

52%

Dec

91

91

10

64%

70

1,840

79%

83%

449

65% July

91% Nov

25

25

400

21

Oct

25

Dec

21%

23

Peoples Gas Light & Coke.

7,000

14

Apr

23

Dec

85%

85%

85%

250

Pepsi-Cola

73%

Jan

87%

Oct

Potter

39%

41%

155

38% July

47%

Apr

Pressed

30%

30

31

665

29% July

26

26

20%

—

400

17%

19

2,750

23%

23

23%

1

34%

7%

Co

4%

15

82%

46%

Jan

36

28%

Dec

35%

Jun

31%

699

30 %

Dec

32 %

Rubber

Co

4

Cooperage class

5% Mar

4%

2,000

26% July
3% Jan

373

82%

1,100

46%

51 %

9% Aug

36%

Feb

54%

Jan

61

Jan

85% Jun

Jun

Apr

19%

2,600

15%

13

13%

615

13

11%

11%

100

8%

8%

850

54

1%

54%
2

14%

14%

48

47%

89

May

Dec

4%

1,100

1% Jun

15%

500

12% July

7%

4,000

18%

"

7

200

8%
20

9

20

6

16

Nov

7%

Jan

7%

200

Jan

4% Nov

July

10%

3,300

V

6%

July

<

Nov

Nov

20

r

9% Oct

18% July

23%

„

Apt

58%

60

250

4*

Feb

60

29%

30%

462

29%

Dec

30% May

,Aug.

33%

1,600

23%

Jan

33'/4

35%

35%

30

28

Apr

35%

39%

39%

50

35% Aug

5%

5%

1,000

31

39%

5%

60

Dec

■.

Jun

7%

Sep.'

Dec

Jun

18

100

18

Oct

8%

1,350

15% Jan
8% July

20

8%

11%

Feb

17%

17

17%

800

15% July-

20%

Apr

32

30

32

250

23

32

Dec

6

6

7

Jan

8%

5%

Jan

1,950

4%

Nov

16%

16%

100

16%

Dec

19%

Apr

23 %

23%

100

21% July

28%

Jun

36

36

28%

40

2%

50

2%

100

Jan

2% Mar

Sep

3'/2

Apr

49% July

66%

Oct

38%

978

56%

Oct

23

Sep

62%

61%

63%

43%

38%

44

1,442

22

22

50

18% Mar

8%

1,500

6% July

3,405

16% July
24% Jan,

7%

18%

17

18%

35

33%

35

250

Dec

4%

4%

100

3%

Feb

11% May
22

May

35

I

Nov

5%

Jun

21 %

18%

21%

9,500

11'/a

Jan

21 %

Dec

17%

16%

18%

4,600

12% Mar

18%

Dec

16%

16%

100

16%

19

17%

16%

17%

875

16

10%

9%

10%

8,530

9%

Dec

13

27%

29

1,250

25%

Jan

33%

Apr

19

19

110

16

Jan

19%

Nov.

10%

Jan

18%

Apr

Sep

Aug
21% Mar

July

Mar

12

13%

2,500

1%

1%

700

1%

Dec

6%

28%

30%

1,000

28%

Dec

35%

Feb

26% Mar

46

Dec

20

45%

44%

46

1.900

19%

19

20

710

19

Dec

14

14

25

12

July

49

200

2,100
100

*

Apr

Dec

8,600

10

10%

4,000

19%

211/4

1,087

17%

9 %

5,100

5%

Apr

400

151/8

Apr

14%

4%

Feb

Jun

8

20

22

50
100
33%c

22%

20%
110

10

9%

11

7% July

9,400

22%
111%

588

10%

3,300

22

9%
22

Jan
Feb
Oct

Dec
Dec

107% July
7% July
6%

50

22%

Dec

139 % May
12

Mar

10

Jan

10%

13'%

275

7% Mar

13%

Dec

24%

23%

25

814

Nov

25%

24%

25%

663

23% July
24% July

27%

*

47'%

46%

47%

870

261/2

Feb

Apr
48% Nov

*

T

10
13

10

common

10

13%

32%

32%

33

900

32%

Dec

35

15 %

17%

9,400

12%

Jan

23%

Apr

9%

Feb

7 %

7%

675

Raytheon Mfg common
Remington Rand (Un)

5

11%

9%

12%

1,980

50c
•
2%

13%

13%

310,,

41%

40%

43 %

7%

6%

7'/4

1,9921.
.j
800.

40%

41'/4

44

44

52% Nov
125

Louis
Louis

Public

Sears

Roebuck

Nov

30

Nov

5'/c

Shell

Dec

22

Jan

Shellmar

8%

Dec

12

Mar

5

Apr

55

•
•

com

•

7%

*

6%

7%

Nov

12V4

10% July
Jan

14%

Oct

47%

Nov

8%
23%

,

5*

7% May

July

450

40

Jun

46%

50

40

Jan

48

14,200

4%

Jan

Dec

a

7%

Jan
Jan

Oct

36

100

261/4 Mar

37

Nov

39%

500

28%

39%

Dec

11%
51

35%
38%

36

common—1.40
-1

Co—x

&

41

6% July
...

11%

51

52

150

1,434

Aug

9% July

14

Oct

July

40

55

Nov

Dec

Securities Investm't Co of St Louis—

Dec

I%

Service A

Sangamo Electric Co
Bchenely Industries new
Schwitzer-Cummings Co

Nov

45% July

*

Stockyards

National

St

Serrick

9%

(Un)

Co

Bros

St

Dec

convertible

94%

98

Apr

1
15

Co

Prod

94%

100

preferred

Corp class B common

Oil

12%

13

100

101/2 July

14%

Oct

54%

54%

100

41% July

55%

Oct

23% July

31% May

5

94%

*

Signode Steel Strapping

29%

281/4

291%

1,650

•

Corp

17%

17%

17%

1,250

12 %

Jan

23%

Oct

33%

3,500

22

Jan

33%

Dec

Oct

Oct

July
13% July

16

50% May

2% Aug
Nov

Corp

,

South

Lathe Works—

Bend

33%

32%
5%

6 'A

550

15

24%

24%

25%

3,600

0

21%

21

21%

900

15%

5

Oil

Society Brand Clothes Inc
Socony Vacuum Oil (Un)

11%

*

1

4% May
16

Feb

Jan

6 %

25%
23

Dec
Nov

July

41 %

10

57%

Oct

60%

5,800

43%

Dec

54%

Oct

Southern Indiana Gas &

16%

17%

600

18 %

Feb

Southern

8%

10%

Feb

Sparks-Withington

10%

11%

4,050

10 %

July

13% Mar

18%

19%

160

18%

Dec

23% May

64

67%

885

50%

100

95

95

100

90

10%

12%

Sep

46%

•
*

1,160

58%

44%

Jan

9%

2,200

14% July
7% Apr

1,116

24%

27%

26%

27%

528

14%

15%

65

61 %

65

325

10

9%

10

250

Dec

26%

Dec

Southern

6'10

Co

Pacific

31% May

Spiegel

14%
44%

Oct

15%

Dec

Standard

Jan

65

Dec

Standard Gas

1,050

9

2%

2%

1,700

1%

11%

11%

11%

14%
12

Aug

13%

Inc

Elec

Co

convertible

22% July

2%

Co—
preferred

2

—

Dredging

Corp

12%

1%

1

& Electric

25

Standard Oil

3

Oct

Standard

300

10% July

13

1,600

14% Aug

17

Oct

Standard Oil

12%

1,000

II

12%

Jan

Standard

Oil

10%

1,700

10% Mar

Standard

Steel

21%

22

3,340
«

300

Dec
Nov

12%

Sep

3%

Jan

July

10'/2

Dec

Jan

58%

Dec

8% Mar
1%
6

9%

58%

67%
100

10%

900

56 %

58%

850

42%

36%

243

34

66

Dec

Nov

15%

2

Jun
Mar

36%

7

Indiana

Feb

Jun

10

21%

8%

14% May

3% July

4%

3%

•
1

Nov

24% x25 %

3

5
25

Corp

13%
19%

17%

2

—Dec

Apr

4

*

58%

•

Griesedleck Western Brewery-

500

For footnotes see page 41.




-

5% May
83% Dec

10%

A_
-1

19

82

of America (Un)
Radio-Keith-Orphcum (Un)

Radio

Rlchman

350

•

(Uni

11'/*- Apr

9

1,100

1

new

Dec

650

1

Great Lakes Dredge & Dock_.

~9

10%

(Un)_—

Co

Oats Co

8% May
11% Oct

10

83%

Oil

Quaker

12%

24%

*

4

18%

21%

of Colorado

Co

Jan

27%

78%

Service

Jan

«

.

Dec

1

Jan

90

9%

Hi

7%

(Un)_2%
1

Co

30

5

0

20%

4%

4%

15%
„

4%

(The)

Republic Steel Corp
Rexall Drug (Un)

18

8%

Pure

Dec

5% July
22% Julv

40% July

46%

___

Co

25%

110

$

*

4%

0

(Un)

Co

Steel Car

Sinclair

(Un)
Drug Stores—

Greif Bros

1,200

7%

(Un)

Public Service of Indiana

May
May

870

5

_

50

85

Oct

18 % Mar

Dec

25

1,800

_5

Graham-Paige Corp

Greyhound

19

Jan

13%

,

&

World Airways

Pictures

Co

Public

Nov

12% Mar

19 %

new_.

16%

85

"4%

•

Pennsylvania RR

14% May
33% Mar

1,255

100

_

Co_.

30

Co—

(Un)

Car

Coal Co common
conv prior preferred

h%

37% Mar

17

100%

0
.

Utilities

16%

16%

7% Mar25%

-

Oct

30%

79%

(Un)_____5

(Un)

iW

Jan

11% July
26% Dec

84%

34%

9%

Bros

Goodyear Tire

Jan

Apr

34%

27%

2

Safety Razor Co
Co

63

100

29

10

Corp

Refrigerator

Goldblatt

Dec

7%

(Un)

Inc

Public

133

89%

7%

*

600

20

Peabody

7%

13

Gillette

Gray

4,400

13%

Gibson

Gossard

23%

14%

Co

Motors

Glidden

19%

July

700

Transportation.

General

General

Manufacturing
Motor

7,000

10

19%

1%

Oklahoma Gas & Electric new

6,100

Auto

18%

14% July
13% May

Dec

*

Ontario

2,653

Candy Corp

General

Jun

7%

Inc

22'/* Dec

1,130

13

(Un)

Packard

12%

General Box Corporation

General

Oil

Apr

1ft

America

Drive

3.800

16%

6%

Apr

27%

Brewing Corp

24%

15%

1

Nov

26%

.

23%

16%

■:—8

12%

12%

_

24%

warrants

Co

Ohio

11

__

150

28

i

Co

purchase

Edison

67

_

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Mfg

Stock
Ohio

Nov

1,000

_

Oak

9% Dec
18%

27

(Un)

Railroad

Jun

15

11%

1

6%

*
2%

Bancorporation
Co——

Bush Shoe

Nunn

11% July
9% Mar

25%

Electric Controller & MfgErie

Oct

3,800

___

Elgin National Watch

Jan

6%

9

de Nemours

(E I)

2%
22%

19

8%

class A

23% Mar

6%

*

(Minn)

Power

34%

26%

5

30% Mar

July

Feb

1% July
July

States

Nov

5

Co

Northwest

38%

31%

Doehler-Jarvls
Domestic

Jan

Dec

8%

Dodge Manufacturing Corp
Corp
Finance Corp

3%

30%

31%

(Un)

July

18

10

x

61

1

Nav

Jun

16% Mar

1

(Un)

Cleveland

2%

Northern

Corp

Co

American

Dec

10% July

25

&

North American Car

22%

12 % July

new com. 10

(Un)

Co

Curtlss-Wright

15% Nov

25

*

Corp of America

23

1,775

Apr

Feb

150

12%

50

Motors

100

27%

°

common

Power

Continental

10%

•

Preferred

Consumers-

500

25

(Un)

Edison

4,100

20%

Jan

16

1

(Un)

1,293

--

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System

Commonwealth

25%

18%

Dec

46%
,

10

American Aviation

North

2,200

—

100

24

20%

50%

Nov

*

(Un)

York Central RR

13%

70

Cleveland Elec Ilium Co

Coleman

New

34%

.

1

common

25%

1

65%

•

1

Cliffs Iron

13%

33%

—

10

Co

9% July

-10

65

—

23%

25

Service Co

Controller

Oct

Pan American

*

42%

38% July

1,651

5

(Un)

Co

Mfg

&

23

*

Clark

Standard
Tile

12%

1

preferred

Cities

100

10%

25

9%

13%

5

Chicago Mil St Paul & Pac vtc

Cleveland

9%

—

common

Convertible

14 % Mar

2%

l

Cherry Burrell Corp

National

National

34

1,165

12%

9%

470
230

14%

*

Nash-Kelvinator Corp

Oct

25/

2,500

3%

0

50%
40%

13 %

50c

Nov

14

18% Jun

13%

13%

1

Oct

14% Aug

•

Company

North

10

32%

3

Inc

Convertible class A

Feb

57

13% July

22%

*

Century Electric Co—

Aug

12%

22

5

South West Corp
Illinois Light Co

42% July

July
8% July

1

&

Convertible

150

Feb

21%

—

25% July
11% Dec

73% May

59

49

25

Dec

61

Muskegon Motor Specialties—

61%

10

common

Pacific

55%

49%

*

common

Dec

850

2,000

Co

Sep

15%

2.50

Chemical

Dec

5

Co

21% Oct

Jan

40

*

11%

14%

15

Jan

1

Co

49%
15%

—

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Mfg

Dec

9

-

Bigelow

Brown Shoe Co Inc

Jan

14

*

Jun

11%

Muter

Brown

Dec

34%
37%

Feb

*

(E J)

730

14

1
25

Brewing Co

Minneapolis

6%

5

Corp

Brach & Sons

61

15% May

Nov

1

Missouri Portland Cement

1%

8%

2,900

•

Piping & Supply

Midwest

350

1

1,000

4
*

—

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South

38

lp

(Un)

Oct

9%

Dec

6%

24

6%

52%

Nov

32

1,810

*

Co

900

Booth

Borg-Warner

B

Cement

Portland

37%

5

29%

Mar

12%

•
*

class

(Arthur G)

Medusa

♦

Mfg Co

July

21

32%

1
*
•

Miller & Hart vtc common.—

Co

22

225

11%

7

10

Belden

Bendix

Bethlehem

Co

182

6%

2

-3

7%

Bastian-Blessing

Sessions

&

2<J%

6%

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250

29

31

5
4
—.—10

(Un)

Co

Oas

Metropolitan Brick Inc
Meyer Blanke Co
Mickelberry's Food Products

26%

4

_

Apr

26

32

Marshall Field & Co-

1% Apr

26%

—

148% 149%

•

100

(Un)

Corp__

25%

4%

23

655

Printing Co common.
Lindsay Lt & Chem common
Louisville Gas Sc Elec;(Ky)

Oct

10%
1

Dec
Jan

Oct

11%

;

Lincoln

39% Nov

44%

1%

Nov

9%
43

Jan

1%

2,900

Llbby McNeil & Ltbby

161% May

«»*•

common —1

300

18%

•
75
•
•
100
1
33 %c

Power & Light—
& Light (Un)

Laclede-Christy Co

16% May

Jan

39

—1

6% Mar-

36% July

Jun

•

(Un)

preferred

Laclede

20% Nov

11% July

17%

27% Mar

37%

11%

3%

Jan

10

Elec (Un)

Light

Kropp Forge Co

38% May
13% Dec

2,000

149% 150%

39

—5

46

12%

Dec

Dec

2,300

2% July
26% Jfrn

%

12%

_10

.

common

Oil

Topeka

Borg

Apr

5%

'

convertible preferred

$1.20

12%

17%

100

100

55%

*

Knapp Monarch Co—

Lamson

_50

(Un)

Manufacturing Co
& Refining Co

Ashland

Athey

Co

Mining
(Un)

Dec

1,900

"700

McKee

Asbestos

Atch

Tel

&

Copper

8%

8%

13

•

(Un)

6%

*

(Un)

Kellogg Switchboard common

8% Nov

36%

—1

Shn

Jun

8%
4

__

Stand

6%

8

~

9

40

9

59

7.50

(Un)

Kelley Island Lime A Transport

7% Sep

7%

j

•

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it

5% Julv

650

7%

7%

—1

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Invest

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7%

30

54%

Stephens & Shinkle Shoe—_*

Johnson

385

5

2IV4

54%

15

Co

&

Gas

&

27

1

Laboratories

American Airlines

Anaconda

Power

43%

—5

Gas Equipment

American

Illinois

Iowa

High

Low

25

_

Alleghany Corp (Un)_
Allied

Iowa

Range Since January 1

High

15%

»

Mfg Co

Advanced Alum Castings
Aetna Ball & Roller Bearing:
Affiliated

Paper

25%

Adams (J D)

800

•

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40%

-

w

—

26 %

17%

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to r Week

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Last

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25% May

8%

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Central RR„

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International Shoe

Sales

Sale Price

Abbott

11% Jan

9%

Independent Pneumatic Tool

Midwest Stock Exchange
Low

750

27

10

International

Par

„

19%

3%

Co

International

Friday

19

SECURITIES

Inland

stocks

High

22,850

37%
23

Low

8%

—1
10
50

Huttlg Sash & Door common.,
Hydraulic Press Brick $6 pfd„_

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MADISON

9

Range Since January 1

High

6%

25

Hupp Corporation

Illinois

MINNEAPOLIS

25%

3

Bartlett

Spencer

19%

1

Co

Brewing

Hein Werner Corp

,

Low

8%

1

Instrument Co

Helleman

UNLISTED

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1

Co

Hammond

Chicago Board of Trade

MIDWESTERN LISTED AND

for Week

of Prices

Par

Hallicrafters

105 SO. LA SALLE ST.

Range

Sale Price

STOCKS

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Apr

9% July
21%

Jufr

31% Feb

Sterling

Oil

of

Co

of

(N J)
Co

Kentucky
(Un)

(Ohio)

Spring

Aluminum

common

(Un)

Products

10

July

39% Aug

90% Nov

25

86

88%

1,603

%

Jan

10

32%

33 %

519

25%

Jan

35

Oct

1
5

191%

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496

18% July

26%

Oct

15%

16

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11

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16

May

.Volume 172

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OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE

Friday

Week's

Last

Range
of Prices

Shares

STOCKS

Par

Stewart-Warner Corp
Stone

Container

Studebaker
Sunbeam

Sunray

Oil
Swift & Co

Texas Co

So

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S

Steel

39 % July

69% Mar

1,750

Nov

17%

8,000

10%

Jan

17%

Dec

Air

38%

1,065

33%

Jun

40 %

Oct

Alaska

75%

78%

40 %
12

__

195

32%

Dec

42%

Dec

American

Airlines

12%

750

10

Jun

14%

Feb

American

&

20%

Nov

18%

19%

840

27%

1,400

22%

560

3%

4%

6,500

15%

16%

1,000

49%

50

4

•

49%

14% Apr
24% July
15% Jun
3%

14% Nov

16%

51%

Sep

Jun

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54

54%

1,200

41

23

21%

23

2,200

13%

4

3%

4

Electric

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12%

645

11%

625

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10
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42%

2

16

200

13

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Oct

82%

Feb

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12%

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100

13

11%

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10

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301

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26

7.186

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5

2,819

7%

8%

3,710

41%

65

21%

22%

common

5

21%

Dec
Dec

Oct

8% Aug

July

32% Mar

1.076

39% Jan
27% May

54

Apr

23y8

Dec

26%

Feb

22

1,230

20%

1,229-

23% Dec

26%
32%

26 %

27

510

20% Aug

27

Dec

32%

32%

300

32%

42%

42

45

866

38% Aug
33% Aug

Improvement

13%

26%

-

43%
64%

40

55%

Jun

iy4

l'/4

100

%

Feb

1%

4

2,596

3%

Jan

4%

287

25%

26%

552

—10

21%

21%

21%

4

20

35%,

35%

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Nov

3%

_.

4

47 %

41%

*

1

Dec

30'% Feb

64%

__

..

-

35%

44% May
72% Oct

Central

Apr

29%

Apr

19

2

22%

Nov

27

Apr

37%

Nov

BONDS
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Tel

&

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Co

1975

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55

57%

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119%

Oct

32%

July

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Last

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Par

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Arkansas

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2,500

34 % July

Gas

Co

6%

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2.65

v -"

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Harbison

Walker

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com

9

j.

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Range Since January 1

121

10%

21%

50

18%

314

10

11%

12%

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200

58 %

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2,312

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100

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6%

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Oct

Dec

7% May
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Nov

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Nov

12%

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15% July

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36% July

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Dec
Jan

16

15

19% July

22% Mar

482

25

36

400

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Nov

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Oct.

Sep

23%

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Dec

a81% a83 %

3%

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37

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23

Aug

26% July

4,380

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9

Dec

23%

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Apr

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common

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Tire

Co

(Un)

25%

199

273% May
12% Oct

Honolulu

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8% Mar
15%

Dec

3% July

25

6%

May
Feb

Nor

66%

3

1,950

39

205

32 y4

36%

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243

31

2

Jan

4

Mar

Jan

42%

Apr

July

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41

Oct

Motor

Foods

Dec

Maryland

International

Oct

IXL

125

18%

Jan

26 %

Oct

250

4% July
27% Jan

6%

Jan
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33%

Oct

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35%

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Kern

Power

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Tel

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47%

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47%

430

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10 %

1,090

19%

20

1,796

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56

51%

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124

2.10

100

com

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476

18

18 %

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4

4

50

12%

1.60

73

1.05

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Nov

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1.05

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Johns-Manville Corp
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1

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64

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International

Apr

24% July
29 y9 July

Corp

Independent Exploration

7c

9%

(Un)

Ltd..

Co

a__

•

3

Hutchinson Sugar Plantation
Idaho

2%

pid

non-ciun

Corp
Pineapple

a

1

(Un)

(Un)

Development Co
Oil Co (Un)

Hudson

Hunt

Ry

•

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&

Oil

Holly

.<

Jan

28%

•

Co

Honolulu

*'

63%

.

34
a

a2G% a27%

48

15

Share Co

&

Holly

463

—5

Works

Dec

20

Dec

•

Co

34% Mar

488

-

1

...

(Un)
de Nemours

Kodak

29%

.

a27%

•

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Bridge

(E I)

Eastman

23% July
22% July

40 %

147

11% July

.....—.

20% July

34%

Apr

31

*

Rights

286

33%

,

150

common

common

200

40 y4

29%

579

,

100

(Un)

Co

30%

33%

258

47

a81.% a82%

^25

Fields Co

Chemical Co

29%

32%

34%

476

25% July
7% Jan

317

5

30%

40%

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9

n.l

common

Corp A

Greyhound

24

Dec

2.60

12%

preferred

Hawaiian

32 y2

46%

1.40

31%

common

$3

Feb

*

51%

Jan

30

9

25

;

America

Goodrich

38%

12.50

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Mar

23%

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2

Feb

6%

32%

490

12

Co

Jun

22%

1,106

.

31%

1

Abbey

14%

5%

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9

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17%

19%

48%

12%

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1

Jan

♦

•

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1

42%

_■»

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Corp

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300

60

1

1,466

a24

-

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14,010

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343/4'

34

Feb

11%

5,100

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(Un)

Crocker First Nat'l Bank

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53%
22

590

9%

9 %

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9% July

14% Mar

1,045

10 %

17c

50%

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"

8%

18%

8%

48

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475

.

10%

85

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3

•

58

8

Dec

39

1

Feb

17%

10%

25
10

Jan

34%

10%

1,090

50

15c

1.75,

•

Jun

50

17%

2,561

461

18%

Oct

10%

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5% Mar

Aug

Continental Motors common (Un)
Creameries of America common

10

1,050

Oct

Dec

1,038

46%

—3% '

Edison

103%

3%

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3%

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15
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1

21 %

11%

10

,

Consolidated Chemical Indus class A

18%

16 %

a68%

21

8c

21%

23%

Dec

13

47

•

-

22%

41

32%

.—25

13% Mar

60

1.55

1.75

Oct

Jun

2,135

1

51%

46%

1

Jun

11%
18%

1,940

22.

50%

,

•

common..:

Packers

18'/8

11% July

3%

10

Dec'

July

200

a50% a51%

20

Feb

1,594

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8% Mar
14

•

Apr

8% July

11%

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22

25

.

Columbia River

71%

.

all% all%

Columbia Broadcast System class
A_2%

Columbia

Feb:

50 %

all%

25

:

10 3/8

300

*

Brake

Westinghouse Electric Corp

For footnotes

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Iron

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Gillette

High

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preferred

United States Glass

Co

&

25%

5

50%

1%

25

14

2%

convertible

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47%

58

/

Chemical Co

!

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57

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10

Common
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58

200

57

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com

80

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•

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Jan

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24

44

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24

15

Jan

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400
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,

2.10

350

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7% Jan

.,

49%

-

223/8

48%

70

■

16%

21%

22%

13% Aug
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Jan

270

- "

9%

15%

50

Preferred

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17%

9%

*

1

National Fireproofing Corp

Pittsburgh Brewing

RR

40%

Dec

July

30%

9,529.

9c

(Un)

10%

21 %

10

Mackintosh-Hemphill
Mountain

12%

1

Gas

Shares

10

5

8.50

Brewing

Joy Manufacturing Co.
Lone

Paul

7

2.75

a59 % a61%

——

.

1

828

1,550

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13% Aug

2,310

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.

10

,

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..

48%

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50% r.
al3% al3%

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common

Mar

35%

5034

44

of America.
Mining Co
Ohio Ry
(Un)

Colorado -Fuel

General

High

10%
18

•

Columbia Gas System

of Prices

J ait

9% Apr

Jun

9c

General Foods Corp

for Week

43%

pfd—10

Co

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St

General

Sales

Range

27c
-

Dec

*

common

10

9%

11

>"

..5

General Paint Corp common

Week's

Low

•

Corp

1,165

(

Dec

26,500

Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday

NOV

3%

(Un).4'

-

Service

.

Glorox

Food

Alleghany

Corp

Chrysler

Foster

STOCKS

9'/a

1,989

100

1

1

:

Eureka

Mil

Eureka

;

..1959

4s

i

13%

46Tb

*

Emporium Capwell

3%s convertible debentures

5% July
9c July
5% Jan

9,200
•„

400

11%

(Un).__. —2 %

...

' Preferred

Electric

Tel—

Baltimore Transit

Nov

19

1%

.—5

L_

!

Packing

Chesapeake 81

Dec

22% July

Apr

25%

3%

—10

Sullivan

Sugar 1

Celanese

Dec

45

*

Inc

7

-

Oct

25

1

Coal

3%

20%

•

Tonopah Mining
United Corp
Gas

Dec

Dec*

23%

50

Sun Oil Co

United

Nov

1%

%

25

50

Westmoreland

Dec

64y8

23,127

22

common

Westmoreland

22%

Feb

•

—

Sharp & Dohme Inc

Jun

13% Nov

•

common.

common

non-cumulative 2nd pfd

Paper

27% May

14%

41%

8%
__

Dec

41%

-

34%

4%

22%

preference

Reading Co

3

1%

20%

Dec.% May.

4,316
1.847

Dec

9% July
21% Jan

16,013
-

13%

Jan

10

33%

5

i_

w

Public Service El & Gas

Scott

56

Sep
Dec

25

26

I

common

$1.40

22%

2iy8
10%

Jan"

"65
3,408'

24%

%

"

*

50

Oct

Feb

4%

"

54%

&

Caterpillar Tractor Co

44% Oct

Jun

7

"

23% Aug

19

48%

5

Dry Ginger Ale (Un),
Pacific By < Un) —:
(J I) & Co com (Un)

Case

24% Mar

Dec

14%

2,584
1,361

^

20%

43 y»

211

'

20%

-ft
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"

56

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137b

51%

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20

—

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24%.

•

;

10%

12% ;13

—

Pennsylvania Water & Power Co
Philadelphia Electric common....
Phila Transportation Co-cosr.

21

20%

•

__

1

Pennsylvania power
Lights.—
• ;
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Pennsylvania. Salt* Mfg-common._•—10'
,

20%

*6,836

46%

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—,

(Glenn

43%

5;*
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Lehigh V&lley
Martin

46%

Oct
Dec

104'

■3%

1

Canadian

.

General* Motors.

7%f

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!

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Oct

Oct
10% Oct
29% Nov
t

Oct

11%
150 Vat

3,035

9

11c

6%

-

12%

Jan
Jan

121

11c
-

—

—15

Preferred

84%

Dec

7%

145

23%

8%
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3

■»

California

Dec

18%

July

1,214

'

18%

-

200

"

Calif Pacific Trading
Corp com

Dec

132

62% July
5% July
19

Jan

Dec

4%

Feb.

60

11

al47% al49%'

„

P10

(Un)___—

July
11% May

'

-

2.50

....

46%

alO'/s alOYa

—

100

Calaveras Cement Co common
California Ink Co capital
i

15% Aug

12% Jan

1,280

19%

39%

120

1,046

«%

22

-4%

7% July

25

Dec

161% May
61% Dec

35%

f,

(Un)

Hill

Calamba

17% Mar

,

71

Dec

43

Byron Jackson Co

37% Nov

Dec

Jun

Jan

61%

34%

Cu

Bunker

161% May

Dec

53

146%

185

36%

•

Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway Dept Store.

High

-

213

Jan

38%

Airplane Co (Un)

Borden
f

•

9% Mar

570

29%

29

-

-19%
.

r

7%

29%

17%

1 420

16%

64%

__

• ,

132

15

__

Curtis Publishing Co common—
•'
Davison Chemical Corpj......^.
1.
Delaware Pawer fc Light
com.—13%,-

Electric, Storage Battery...^...

132

„

•

^

29% May
146% Jan
13% July

3,423

15 %

3%

10

Corp common.—50

—^

231

35

14%

11% July

43%

—.

*

Low

18%

21% May
16% May

•

Home

Boeing

Range Since January 1

"

149% 150%

14%

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp

High

34%

150%

:

Baldwin Securities Corp
'Baltimore Transit Co common
5% 1st preferred.!...

Chrysler Corp

34%

100

Arundel Corporation
y—
Atlantic City Elec-Co

Bankers Securities
Budd Company;

Low

4% Mar

Jun

2,420
1

Dec

SO
20

-

.

71

13%

2% July
15

Jan

58"% Aug

14% Aug

927

-

4

Jan

3

12%

71

5

common

1,130

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149% 150%
61%
61%

14

9%

20

16%
a

11%

100

Corp <TJn)__.___
5
Appliances——
1. 33 %c
Benguet Cons Mining (Un).
PI
Bethlehem at.eei (Un;
mm.*
Bishop Oil Co
Blair Holdings COip TUn). *

for Week

«f Prices

(Un)

12!

1,019

a2%

16

*

393

13%

15%

a

Apr
2% July
2% Jun
56% Sep

975

,

58%!

a2%

*

Aviation

Bendlx

Oct

53%

v

*

Wedge

13

*

_

Mfg

58%

20

(Un)

Hamilton Corp (Un).,
Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un)
Bandlni
Petroleum—.
:

Oct

17

July
Apr

Sales

Range

SalePrice

-

38%

22%

Jun

10%

45% NOV

Week's

San

Ealdwin Locomotive—'

^

Jan

13%

-Avco

Nov

5% Mar

11%

Friday
4;

21% July

3,880

Dec

,16%

'

12%

26%

.

,

Atok-Big

Jun

36

Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange

;

550
650

2%

(Un)

Top & Santa Fe (Un)

(Un)
Imperial Diesel

Apr

24%

(Un)

(Un)__

Light
Stan

Atlas Corp

Nov

15%'May

Aug

'

..._

Dec

100

9
'

r

5

Co

& Tube.

23%

Jan

27%

1

Anglo Calif Natl Bank
Arkansas Nat Gas Corp A
(Un)
Armour & Co
(111)
(Un)
.-

Jun

12

29% July
15% Jan

-

x87

I
•;

'

26%

16

'

Industries

4%

15% July
25% Jan

34

26%

.....

—J

YatesrAmerican Machine

Dec

52%

2%

•

Corp (Un)
American Woolen Co common
(Un)
Anaconda Copper Mining (Un)

Dec

Jan

250

11%

•

(Un)i

Motors

820

%

33%

,

1

-

common.

Wisconsin Bankshares

3%

Jan

23,100

41%
11

; 10%

12

12%

:

4

Wieboldt Stores Inc

19

40

,

3,010

54%
23

July

Radiator &

Atlas

Pictures/(Un)„_

Motor Co

17%

,

40%

Amer

&

July

22%

(Un)

Foreign Pr.

Power

41

26%

(Un)

American Smelting &
Refining
American Tel & Tel Co
American Viscose

Nov

48

70

•

«r~

Dec

Nov

1

1

May
22% Dec

-

600

1

Inc

American Factors Ltd
American

35

5%

10

11

4 44

Nov

42%

21%

•

Willys-Overland

81%

Allied

Range Since January 1
Low
High

High
41%

2%

♦

Mining Co

Corp
(Un)
Chemical. & Dye

Jan

Shares

10

(Un)

Gold

59%

26%

Low

41%

1

Co

Juneau

826

•

19

26%

5

com

Corp

Reduction

for Week

of Prices 4

5

Alleghany

•

Westinghouse

Woodall

17

16%
36%

1

Theatres

Laboratories

Admiral

Jan

17

5

Corp

9

Abbott

Sales

Range

Par

Oct

Exchange

Week's

Last

Sale Price

36%

Corp_

Warner Bros

i

36'/a

200

17

Iron Works

Van Dorn

White

25% July

43%

16

2

Union Carbide & Carbon
United Air Lines Inc
(Un)
United Corp (Un)
United Paramount
U

2,330

42

16%

...5

Inc

St

10% Aug

5

common

Corp

Salle

Jan

5

new

Truax-Traer Coal Co
208

7%

STOCKS

Apr

26%

■

—

25

Radio

21%

1,150

5

Corp
Timken-Detroit Axle Co

Trav-ler

Jan

9%

1

Trane Co (The)
Trans World Airlines

12%

28 %

25

Products

352

8%

*

Thor

San Francisco Stock
Friday

15%

9%

(Un)

22

High

28%

Tool

(The)

Thompson

Low

1

;

Machine

DECEMBER

Range Since January 1

High

15%

——

1

(Un)

Corp

Sundstrand

Low

5

Corp

Corp

ENDED

for Week

Sale Pri<"

WEEK

FOR

Sales

36c

51

9%

Feb

May
Sep

Dec

19

Mar

Mar

75

Dec

Jan

63

Oct

-V

36

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(2512)

..

Monday, December 25, 1950

.

OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE

WEEK ENDED DECEMBER 22

FOR

*

Shares

LOW

Leslie Salt Co

McNeill

Libby
Loew's

(Glenn 1

Radio

1,325

Apr

Aug
Oct

Jan

38%

Dec

(Un)
1
Railway Equip & Realty preferred__100

18%

Oct

Rayonier

7%

865

23 %

15%

339

15

13%

13

13%

640

11

Jan

24

Apr

26%

26%

158

23

Jan

38 %

Nov

Feb

21%

Dec

Riverside Cement Co class A (Un)

•

17%

Mar

19%

Sep

Roos Bros

—

(Un)

100

320

21%
18
17% /

20%

20%

1.35

13

Oct

33

Apr

10%

925

2,400

1.45 Mar

Jan

29 %

Middle

x
*

Co common
Utilities Inc

South

Montana

Ward

Montgomery

Nash-Keivinator
National

Distillers

Products

Natomas

Company

Co

N

Y

Central

Niagara Mohawk

Co

American

Northern

Pacific

Shell

Water

Oil

Sugar Co Ltd

Occidental

66%

Oct

Signal Oil & Gas Co class A

Dec

Sinclair

425

17

16%

910
100

Dec

Oil

Oceanic
Ohio

Oil

Co

Edison

Corp

1,370

20% July
7% July

27%

Dec

1,300

11%

Jan

5,241

11%

Jun

21%

Dec

Preferred

19%

207

19 Vb

Dec

23% Mar

9%

Feb

Conv

Ohio

Oil

Sugar

Oliver

Co

(Un)

Pabco

4%

Inc

preferred

10%

510

22c

1.70

500

30

476

45%

1.40

Corp

Spiegel Inc common

Apr

Standard

Coa.st
Aggregates
Pacific Finance Corp (Un)

Pacific

Gas

er

10%

250

9V8 July

13 Va

Jan

2.00

200

2

Oct

4%

Feb

4.80%

1st

redeemable

5%

red

21

1,455

4%

Swift & Co

May

102

Jan

Company
(Un)
Tide Water Associated Oil com

Feb

21

Dec

Transamerlca

11%
3%

5%

Dec

(Un)

Feb

9,150

30% July

35%

33%

1,270

33

Dec

37%

31

154

30%

Dec

34

Jun

Light

Corp

26%

120

Dec

29%

27 V,

204

27%

Dec

29% May,

United

Air

27%

354

27%

Dec

29%

United

Corp

•

common—

49

49%

48 % July

909

Union

Portland

Ltd

Petroleums

Pacific

com

(Un) —10

1st

Tel

_100

common

Jun

55%

Packard

Motor

Pan American World Airways

Lines

22

480
613

145

15

4%

2,866

Common

611

Nov

24%

Dec

U

July

16

Jan

Universal

Nov

21%

S

(Un)

Phelps

Dodge

Victor

Equipment

Dec

25%

Feb

111%

151%

Sep

Warner

Bros

Jun

4%

Jan

Weill

Co

&

8%

Jun

10%

Feb

20

21%

780

18%

Feb

21%

Sep

Westates Petroleum

400

64% a66 %

175

45%'Mar

60%

Dec

Western

18%

80

Jun

27%

Nov

Western

Feb

74%

Sep

9%

10

a

Pulp

(Un)l

(Un)

Co

Dec

1,592

Pullman

Oil

Dec

2,100

22%

•

mm

a77%

.7.50

17

~

a75 V, a78 V,

7%

6%

7

25

24%

25%

43%

45

544

a47

a46%

Montreal Stock

Western

Aluminium

Range

(Un)

Shares

Low

common

Warrants
Asbestos

Bell

FOR

LISTED

WEEK ENDED

British

&

American

Oil

Columbia

Bruck

Mills

Ltd

Power

class

Canadian

Range Since January 1

23

23

250

21

104

104

104

5

102

a9%

High

25 Va

July

105

Apr

a9%

25

27%

26

29

4,950

13%

Jan

104%

90%

106

7,540

52%

Feb

25%
__

25%

26

p7

IOV2

July

43%
8
alc

alc

5

36

38

3,365

8%

38

225

25%

29%
106

43%

60

43%

8%

1,725

Dec

-

7

Jan

*

5c

Nov

24% Jan

151/2

15%

380

Api
Nov
Oct
Dec

41%

1,960

25

Oct

46 %

41

39%
21%
__

Bronze

5%

Class

Canadian Celanese

$1.75

series

$1.00

series

Oct

,

Converters

Northern

25c
38

Canada

Safeway Ltd

Canada

Steamship

5%

;

—

Corp
41/4% pfd

common

preferred

For footnotes

20

*

50

see




page 41.

Dec

2,109

24% May

33%

Sep"

6'*Q

13% May

20

Dec'

595

25%

Jan

37%

Dec.

13%

Jan

Canadian

16%

Nov

Jan

42%

5%

Oil

Companies

Dec
Jun

Dec

100

■'.15% July

21%

4,021
120

2,560

•

26%

Jan

42%

41

Feb

62

preferred

'

4'%
17%

16

Jan

110

Mar

115

Jan

266

July

300',

Feb

2,923

11% July

63c

7% Mar

4%

Dec

165

21%

Feb

345

30

Nov

7% July

12%

Dec
Dec

2,397

16%

Feb

20 Va

70

30%

Jan

43%

75

20

Mar

40

Sep

29% July

36

Jun

970

Cockshutt

25%

Jan

32%

Jun

Coghlin (B J)

32

5%

Feb

10%

Dec

360

50%

Apr

42%

Dec

2,300

3%

Apr

200

17 Va

Dec

Mar

Jan

29

30

al8

al9

20

g%

475

6

Jun

30%

31%

555

29

Aug

6.00

6.20

967

650

27%

Jan

15% July

5.80

5%
32%

Oct

Vickers

Jun

19% Mar

9%
36

Corby

(H)

July

May

9.75 Mar

Low

Shares

Low

17

1,010

17
30

355

.

5

105% 105%

17

Mining

Distillery class A

Coal

34

Jan

49

50

2,720

28% Jan

38%

39

270

37

July

23%

23%

250

22

May

8%

550

56

25

45

Jan

56

Dec

77

77

65

30

July

83

Nov

27

22% July

31

Mav

50

48%

25
25
,-20

39

23%
8%

8 %

56

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> 27

25

18

18

225

99%

99 %

1

100
—100

85
24

22%

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13 VB

12%

13 VB

21%

21%

21

29

Jan

30

Dec

Dominion

5

8

July

12%

Jan

Dominion

*
•
preferred-——25

6%

15

100

Jan

111

14

Jan

1,280

34

Jan

102

July

25% Aug
45

Oct

Corset

Rights
Dominion

Co

Foundries
-

Glass

Ltd
&

85.

,

6% July

15

al4

40

11%

i.

9

18%

July

Dominion Steel & Coal

class B

Jan
Jan

Nov

104

Sep

85

Dec

85

Dec

24

Dec I

11% Aug

14%

>

Oct

2,966

14

July

23%

Oct

5

al4

12

July

14 %

Jan

91% Mar

128%

Nov

Jan

29 %

Dec

July

13%

Oct:

2,543
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15
485

111/2

22%
8
8 Va

Jan

:

14

1

.

Oct

31%

Nov

all% allYa
30%

,

Nov

99 %

25

28%

31%

27,575

19% July

55

56%

1.405

39% July

56%

Oct

22

22'/4

19

July

22V4

Dec

55
22

t

760

75

12

July

14%

Jun '

-

100

27

Feb

41%

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Dec

1.95

1
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•

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*

40

1.95

1,012

1.45

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Mar

24 %
-

4,275

,

%\

29V4. 29%
11

Oct
Nov

16% Mar

20

125

124%

17 Vb

51%

..

11,736

85 V

1.65

Steel

Oct

Jan

*

*

Nov

15%

July

Sep

800

44

25%

Apr

10

14

16%

900

13%

;

Bridge

760

44

Oct
Oct

18

13

16%

25

*

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29%

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30%
10G

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1,050

25%

13%
16 %

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*
.—.——*

&

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Distillers Seagrams

'473/4

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Dec

22%July
102 %

*

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1,310

24-

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*

1

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30

17

*

Co Ltd—

Class B

10% al0%

100% 100%

Sep,

Jan

for Week

Oct

29%
a

.

Plow

Consumers

451/2

29%

6

19%

Sales

Range

Jun

2.75

Oct

630

Week's

—*

Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian

Apr

__

44

1.25 Mar

t

of Prices t

—-25

——

____—1

Jun

73^

__

Dec

1,718

4%
17 Va

*

—-

preferred

Jun

26

Oct
Dec,

25

Dec

15%

8,315

8 Va

5% July

Sep
Aug

50

25

all% all%
115
115 ;
273%
278
66c
70c
4%
5%, -

common——

24 Vb

__

__

,

4%

27

Canadian Locomotive

Nov

42%

al9

*

100

—

•

Mar

Sep

380

Power

Dec

54%

40% July

19%

77

Dominion

preferred

22%

1,145

al8%al8%)t
40% 41%
57
57
7%
8 %,

—

•

Jan

6.20

$1.30

\

Investment

Foreign

Nov

25,225

5

Canada

Jun

Nov

17

755

a51% a52% /
' a41% a41% .
34
32%
34 :
10%
9% 10% .
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13

5Vt

•

19 Va

23 %

*

19

27%

common

pfd

38%

4.80

Dredging

A

15

.30%

Cement

Dec

14% Julv

__

common—1

5,136

27'/a

•

Gold

Nov

36%

13,962

20%

Canadian Cottons

7,209

51/4

Building
Bulolo

81%

Jan

3% July

30

common.,

22

*

Canada

Aug

Jan

23

16% July

19 %

105 %

A

39%

27'/a

—

39

59%

20

20%

*

common

21

28

*

36 % May

131

20

Ltd

Canners

39Va

27 Va

*

,

—

______100

common—

preferred——

al3%al3V4

28

Bruck Mills Ltd class B

Products

129

68S
1.653

Jan

9%

July

14

39%

__

*

A

Dec

July

27%

Dec

•

class

32%

Jan

2,530

a33
12%

*

Breweries

Canadian

Canadian Car & Foundry common

*

A

Dec

22%

23%

Last

Canadian

Products——*

Forest

Oct

17%

115

a3%
19%

Friday

Low

25

Columbia

Dec

36

a3%
19%

Sale Price

Consolidated
British
British

37%

1,473

20
37%

12%

STOCKS

Nov

Co

Preferred

Jan

25% July
15% Nov

MARKETS

Nov

Power

common

Oct

66%

DECEMBER 22

25 Vb

—25

Light

Bank Note

51 Va

36
21%

a30%

1—I
—-25

Co common-;

45%

•

87 Va

Jan

488

54%
32% ',

19%

5

Nov

47%

Cab

Jan

Paper class A

54
32%

12%

Yellow Cab Co preferred

Jan

*

—

Jan

42%

1,274

28%
17%

a32%

•

22 %

•

18%

61

235

5,819

32 32%
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74% 78Va
35% 36%
16%' 18%
21 22%

—

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Telegraph

21 Va

10

Traction

26%
17

—

(Un)

Union

1,909

50

Telephone

Brazilian

British American

Oct
Dec

50c

5,801

__

Power &

24

—

Yellow

4%
Bathurst

Dec

1

42

i-j—
(J H)

21%

1

(Un)

Inc

24%

class A

„—

Dec

398

1

——

24%

—

Corp

Ashdown Hardware

Dec

12 Va

1

(Un)

40%

25

Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%% pfd
Argus Corp Ltd
common

33 Va

Jan

8

Oct

•

pfd

Jan

9%

100

24%

•

4%

Dec

26%

475

v

Dec

High

Jun

13% Mar

10% July

943

1,090

—

48

•

Can

800

May

30% Mar

33%
12%

1—100

40%

100

Co of

22 Va

—

Pacific RR Co common

Canadian

Aluminum

Sep

„

5

•

.

13

__

25%

for Week

of Prices

•

Ltd

36% Mar

•

20

Algoma Steel

Dec

28
32

.

Sales

Last

;

31%

62

67

10
1

Department Stores

Exchange
Week's

Par

Agnew-Surpass Shoe

103

36

Feb

27% Mar

150

Sale Price

STOCKS

preferred

30% Mar

Par

Friday

5%

28 lA May

33

,

Canadian Funds

,

Paper commbn

Jun

28

„

Jun

Mar

8

Apr

RANGE

$1.50 preferred

36%

140

r

32%

14%

4%

2,260

44%

*

Acadia-Atlantic Sugar class A

Dec

Sep
July

__

Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)!—-12%
Willys-Overland Motors (Un)
1
Woolworth (F W)
(Un)
10

58

1,350

*

11% Mar

CANADIAN

Abitibi Power &

31%

Sep

__

35

497

6%

•

(Un)

J

(Un)

West Indies Sugar
Western Air Lines

3%
22%

3%

21

Puget Sound
Pure

741

'

Fargo Bank & U T

2% Apr
14%'July
7% July

3%

-

.

::

2,561

.—25

Timber

Dec

32 %

July

1

Oil

(R)

10%

3%

Philippine Long Distance Tel
Phillips Petroleum Co
Pig'n Whistle conv prior pfd
&

40

29%

22%

Co

Pictures

10

22 Vb

Co— P100

Inc

29% Mar

Jun

Feb

3(4

1

(Un)

1,535

Dec

28

a3%

common

Wells

33%

Corp

Theatres—

Consolidated

99% July
144

50

(Un)

Nov

26

—1
10

(Un)

___________

Steel Corp

Preferred

Pennsylvania RR Co
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)

Dec

1,260

25%

100

—10

Inc

21%

1

Park Utah Cons Mines (Un)

33%

Feb

Jan

12%
I
5

(Un)

Delaware
<Un)_

of

10%

J2~50

Paramount Pictures Mines (Un)._.

156

3%

mm-'

(Un)

141/4

14

145

,

•

(Un)

common

66%

Feb

16

110

•

(Un)

—___.—

Paramount

United

Apr

Mar

14

100 100%

100%

_100

—

3,199

21%

__

_

Tel

&

Preferred

733

24»/4

14V4

■

*

preferred

Pacific

mm ■

6 V2

18

20

#

Pacific Public Service common—.—

6%

6%

'

«*«*

Cement

Nov

50%

J'v
5

Carbon

&

Sugar

United Aircraft Corp

Jun

''

Pacific

54%

a29% a29%

a36%
77%

Union Oil Co of California common—25

Jun
May

United Gas Corp

Pacific

Feb

5%

50
470

2,952

10

Airlines Inc

Carbide

Union

32%

I 26%

Jan

32%

28%
17

25

Corp

World

Trans

27%

27%

9c

42%

135

Nov

22% May

16% July

27 V,

—25

.

Texas

33

—25

Oct
Nov

38

July

5c

a22%a21% a22%
87%
81'% 87%
a59%
a57% a59%
87%
87% 87%

10
25

Mold Corp

Jan
Jan

31%
' '

8% Aug
14%

a25% a25%
a29% a29%.

__

—_—1

7

98

50

—25

preferred

I

21

31

mm,

Nov

39

__

1

___.

Dec

5(4

2,155

1.

25

preferred

series A

30

32%

—20

preferred

5%

(Un)

N J

(Un)

13% July

125

3,926

4

30

July

__

•
—25
-25

Calif

Sunray Oil Corp

■

26

—

•

.___

(Indiana)

Co of

Standard Oil

3.00 July

26%

common¬ —25

Electric

&

1st preferred

(Un)

of

Co

Studebaker Corp

al6% al6%

;

—10

—

1st preferred

5% %

Oil

Standard Oil Co

Dec

45%

Jun

.

Standard Brands Inc

34% May

Jan

2.00

May

3.00

Jan

27

325

•

5

Pacinc

350

22

64

Petroleum

Pacific Co

Southern

12 V* Mar
46c

28% July

225

2.10

Dec
Jan

9%

115

25c

•

Nov.

32

31%
11

Dec

19%

Dec

35

Feb

2,148

32%
12%

33

5V4

■

49%

29% Mar

33%
24%
40

1
—2

Jun

16%

'

37%

300

15

18 Va

100% 100%

~""5

Pacific American Fisheries

NOV

547

11 %
67

1,150

51/4

—

Nov

39% Mar,
28 Va

66%

10%

33

15%

;

47

Dec

19% Jan

Feb

14%

Co

'

16%

*

Jan

32%

Dec

11 Va
67

California

Southern

2.00

"mm

"

*

common

23%

375

'

Plantation

Products

559

1,550

Feb

14%

Southern

18%

Jan

Super
Paauhau Sugar

Dec

700

0
'

Feb
Dec

__

48 Va

11

2

Dec

21%

10%

10%

20

(Un)

Jan

54

31%

21%

2.05

Filter class B—

United

Onomea Sugar Co

Calif

Jan

45%

>

24%

Jan

28
31%

16% July

1.70

2.10

20

Feb
Feb

195

Nov

4.88%-.—__——-25
Gas pfd series A
25

16

;

Apr

74

July

,

35

24%

—

,

preferred

161

987

;

25

:____.—

163

28%

■.mm''

*

common

(Un)

Co

4.56%

21%

25c

'

Olaa

Calif Edison Co com

Southern

Southern

10%

8

27

46

13

9%

May

23

Jan

8%

29%

_____—1

„

common

(Un)

8%

—1

564

85,900

33

__

33%
24%
39

21%

18%

Jan

64%

54

*
15
5

27%

16%

Apr

11%

36

—

(Un)—*
4,32%
cumulative preferred
25
Convertible preferred 4.48%
— 25

al6% al7%

5%

500

.

5

(Un)

Corp

Socony-Vacuum Oil
Soundview Pulp Co

21% May

14% July

8%

'

Petroleum

*
15

29 %

20%

16%

20

(Un)

__

(Un)

July

51 Va

Sperry
Oahu

Co

&

Co

Co

19%

100

(Un)

Shasta

27

(Un)
10
com—100

Railway

Sears

Nov

6c
a51%

7%

Investment

com

Mar

23 Vb May

__

18%

21%

1

(Un)

American

North

33
44c

Jun

5

Mining

Roebuck

Dec

17%

'

•

North

Mauricio

San

14%

P10
*

Safeway Stores Inc

July

15%

mm

25

14%
36

5c
6c
a51% a52%
6
6
54
54

— .

10

23% July

1,000

27%

•

Aviation

North American

Mar

8%

•

Power

26c

20%

150

29%

19% May

17

mm

•

tUnj

(Un;

RR

a62 a68%

July
July

13c

15

26

a9%

13%

—

1

Dec

a9%

—

Foods Inc

S & W Fine

29 Va

104

6,300

1

National

15

10c

100

14,000

37c

—

1

Fibres

Auto

National City Lines

17
18c

29%

mm

5

(Un)

Corp

Dec

23

Jan

7%

Dec

3.75

32c

26%

10

37%

Feb

29%

mm

*

(Un)

Co

&

Morrison-Knudsen Co

Dec

1.60

a21% a21%

37c

*

(Un)

Co

Power

37%

17

29%

*
1

3%

16c

'

—

17c

P10

Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
Minnesota Power & Light (Un)
M J & M & M Consolidated (Un)

3%

3%

28
—

*

Aeronautical Co-

Ryan
5

1,125

a40% a40%

18

(Un)

McKesson & Robbins Inc
Menasco Mig

42,
__

___—.1

——

——

__

.

High

12%

140

17
7%
60%
35%
42%
a33
28
49%
34%,
27

,

—

2OV2

1.45

31%

common—.

Low

1,124

33
27

—

5
1

1.45

Incorp

Range Since January 1

High

15%
7%
60%
35%
42
a32%
26%
49%

__

Keith Orpheum

Radio

—1

Co

Low

*

(Un)

America

of

Corp

9%

July

8%
38%

mm

•

Machine

common

Navigation

34

Dec

30

100

31%

*

Lyons-Magnus class B—
at Co (R tit common

Matson

Shares

1
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
•
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)——10
Rheem Manufacturing Co
1
Richfield Oil Corp
*

Macy

Martin Co

32

15%

'

'

Magna vox Co
Marchant
Calculating

tor Week

Par

High

Low

37 »/b

37%

Corp

<Un>.

Inc

Range Since January 1

8%

Libby

&

Aircraft

Lockheed

Sales

Range
of Priees

STOCKS

High

31%

—

—

Week'®

Last

Sale Price

for Week

of Prices

>le Price

Sales

Range

Last

STOCKS

Friday

Week's

Friday

*

65

63

65

375

44% Mar

25

27

27

28

5,907

16% July

65
29

Dec

Oct
Nov 1

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CANADIAN

LISTED MARKETS

RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED

Friday
STOCKS

Week's

Range

Sale Frice
Par

t

Dominion

Stores

Ltd

Dominion

Tar

Chemical

&

Redeemable

preferred

Dominion Textile
7% preferred
Donohue Bros Ltd

-—23%

common

12%

Eddy Paper

4.16%

pfd
Players Canadian Corp

Famous

Foundation

Cq of

Co

Power

of

Canada

Service

Ltd

Dec

18 J/a

May

Jan

20'/a

Sep

13 %

July
July

39%

16%

16%

1,320

34

34

34

325

39

2,065

24'/a

Jan

17%

17%

420

15 %

July
July

35

19

645

21%

21%

870

16% July

23% Oct

12%

12%

150

10% July

14%

25

25

3

66

600

3,032

*

27.
12%

26%

25

7

•

52

Products

Co

St Lawrence

1st

2nd

Series

A

4%

Series

B

4

Sheraton

Voting

Class B

preferred

4%%

com

preferred

315

10

al8

27

27%

28

585

15

350
35

8%

10
102
18 J/4

22%

Press

Co

Southern

Canada

Standard

Jan

64

Aug

12'/a

Jan

Aug

Atlas

5%
Steel

Power
common

102'/a May

Oct

20

Jun

28%

Jan

of

Jan

13

Oct

19 J/a

Jan

Sep

17

Jan

9'%

Jan

16'%

Dec

1.200

7%

Jan

16%

Dec

4,648

21%

Jan

44'%

Oct

17

17%

4,735

12% July

18%

Oct

925

al05

10

a„

28

385

21

26%

16

27'A

235

26%

26%

85

16

16

795

—

Jan

**

a-~

29

—-

Oct

25% Mar

29 'A

Oct

25

29

Feb

22%

Apr

15'%

July
Nov

50%

50%

168

50%

Jan

51

Mar

80

80

85

37%

Jan

90

Jun

101

50

: 20%

2,605

37

37

630

al2

—

102

19%

19% '

al2

50

3,010

100'%

Sep

103

Jan

Nov

37

Jan

36'% July

43

Feb

10%

Jan

12J/2

Jun

July'

30 J/4

Nov

19

27%

29'%

27

27

150

22

Jan

29

Nov

71

69%

71

2,567

63

July

74%

Oct

21%

21'%

21%

1,055

19% Mar

22%

Oct

a65

a65

5

38'%

Jan

70

Nov

50'% a50'%

20

44

July

53

Nov

25

50'% July

57

Jan

-

•

a

57

—

a

17'%

57

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19

18'/a

Oct

915

42'%

Jan

64%

Oct

19

26'%

12J% juiy

62'%

19'%

1,110

16%

Jan

107

19 J%

135

61'%

61

108

708

63 'A

Jan

115%

27

26'A

•

22

Jun

Nov

25

ljlov

29 J/4

Nov

al4

50

12

Mar

16%

Jun

19'%

a20

901

16

11%

12

1,495

8.80

Feb

15%

Apr

29

11%

a

2,145

al4

al9%

30

1,000

12'%

Jan

33

Nov

59

Jan

20%

Jun

*

19

35'%

Jan

20

Dec

84'%

Jan

104

Oct

59'A

59'A

55

50'A

Jan

30%

31'A

3,459

47

390

52'%

50

20

20'%

205

25'%

830

19

July

25 J/a

Dec

19

19'%

550

19

Dec

221/4

Jun

al9

*

Nov

14

425

25

20

66

4,927

52'%

31'A

250

20

103

46'%

—

*

60

19'%
103

20

99

al9

105

18

July

22

Apr

27

22

46'%
51

Jan

July
Oct

July

9% Mar

591/4

Oct

100

Company

32

*

48 J/2

Jan

53 '% May
21
Sep

33'A

35'%

220

27

Mar

36%

Nov

29

280

24

May

301/2

Oct

98

July

100

100

30

al9

al9

150

19 J/4

NOV

22%

27

Stores

Tooke

Brothers

United

Steel

Wabasso
Walker

Wilsils

5%

27

170

19

Jan

27J/a

16,710

101

Dec

6%

Apr,
Nov'

12

11

12%

12%

Dec

a94

a94

5

90

Feb

95

30

28%

30

Apr

2,460

20

Mar

30

Dec

30

Corp

29%

30

1,545

20 '/a Mar

30

1,680

14

Feb

25

Nov

5%

275

5

Mar

6

Nov

(Geo.)

Worts—

com

*

Ltd

*

common

preferred

*

7J/2 July

52%

55

1,790

30'/a

325

100

6%
13
36 J/a

Jan

July
Jan

23% Aug
15 J/a July

9%
20

8

Nov

31

Oct

13%

13

13'A

1,990

7'%

Jan

13'%

Dec

17

1,315

6'%

Dec

17

161/2

Jan

17

73

11

Jan

14%

9%

244

6

Jan

10

9%

10 J/4

56,798

3%

Jan

10'%

Nov

128 131'/a

I,153

Jan

131%

Dec

al3 J/4 al3 J/4

common

1

Products

130'/a

•

20%

*

Canada & Dominion Sugar
Canada Malting Co Ltd
Canada Packers Ltd class B

10'A

100

Food

a52

__

7%

Co

class

Dominion

Woollens

East

&

Steel

Esmond

Mills

Motor

Hayes

5

175

July

180

60

July

72

9%

9 J/a

100

4.00

of

Canada

Products
(Frank

4.00

1,410

3.65

3,601

25

410

6 J/a

6%

6%

II,050

113

113

113

Jan

18'%

18 J/a

18%

100

14

Jun

18'%

40c

40c

40c

2,400

30

Jan

80

Jan

4.65

4.40

4.65

3,025

4.65

Nov

4.25
-

4.50

1,100

6.00

Nov

32

30 J/a

32

8,524

15%

13%

16

10,925

al5% al5 J/4

25

Jan

2.00

July
3.50 July
17%

3.65

Apr
Dec
Dec

7% Nov
117

Aug
Dec

Jan

34

Nov

10% July

16

Dec

12 y8

17'%

Jan

Feb

70

73

401

50

Jan

77

Oct

38

39

199

37

July

43

May

10'%

9%

10 J/2

2,125

7

July

10'%

Jan

25'/a

26%

964

16'%

Jan

26%

Dec

6%

6%

1,580

3.75

Jun

7.25

a63

a

6'%

63

10

20

20

100

Oct

38

Jan

68

Oct

15%

Jan

20

Nov

class

A

com

1.45

1.40

1.45

6,200

•

49'A

48%

49 J/a

1,226

24% Jan

58

75c

90c

336

15c

1.75 Nov

al7

al5

al7

105

5

alO

alO

25

a—

30

29'%

32

10,501

14% May

32'%

Dec

47

47

50

42

Jan

47

Sep

33

33

100

28

Jan

3.60

3.60

36'% May
10'% Aug
26
Nov

*

100
*

Ltd

*

com

*

Ltd

W)

47

*

class

A

*

pfd—

20

50

95c

July
Mar
Jan

1.75 Aug

Aug

25

Nov

a__

3.60

Dec

150

pfd_50

51

51

250

13'%

13'%

1,775

9'%

9'%

100

8

July

9'%

Apr

14%

14%

160

14%

Dec

16%

Jan
NOV

(Alfred)

Ltd

*

conv

Inc

Power

•

Paper Co
Milling Co Ltd
Oil

*
*

4%

pfd
Limited

Mersey Paper Co Ltd
Mexican Light & Pow

Cp

Minnesota

Paper

&

100
com

Service

Mills

Stores

N

C

part

*

13'%

97'%

98

115

4.75

100

97

Jan

4.00

Jun

Dec

12

Oct

100

Mar

5'%

Oct

Jan

Aug

25%

26%

1,845

24'%

24'%

250

24

Dec

25% Nov

14

14

100

9

Jan

15

18%

18%

Co

5

26'A

*
*

14

10

*

1st

pfd

3.90
16%

100

112'%

80

3.90

750

12

16%

3,165

112 112'%

40

55

•

alO%

*

23

120
40c

*
B

18'A
20

3'%
12

5%
26'%

Dec

Sep
Oct
Nov

Jan

19'%

Jun

Jun

21%

Nov

Dec

7%

July

108'% Mar

16%
113

Feb
Dec

May

55

a

75

53'%

Jan

57'%

Jun

10%

10

9'%

Jan

12'%

Apr

—*

23

23

125

23'%

28

18

Jan

120

120

87

113

Jan

35c

40c

7,600

20c

Jan

57c

12%

100

Ltd—*

(Can)

17'% July

116

23'%

*

class

a21

3.80

50

pfd

190

a21

*

Ltd

City Rapid Transit—

12%

25

10

Feb

13% May

a33'A a33 %

13

Feb

25

23'%
120

Oct
Dec

July
Nov

26

Jan

36

Oct

25

25

110

23

Sep

26

NOV

17

17

454

16 %

Aug

20

Oct

5

Breweries

10

*
*

Canada Ltd

Products Ltd—

Canada

51

Jun

6'% Mar

4

f

Transvision-Televlslon

Western

Jan

8'%

525

50

Ltd

of

35'%

650

50

Ltd

6%

Corporations

900

13'%
11'%

300

2nd preferred

Distillers

51

13

4.75

97'%

Apr

14% Mar

85

Southern Canada Power 6%

Westeel

Jan

Dec

4.75

Quebec Telephone Corp A
Reitmans (Can) Ltd common
Industries

12'A

.

53

85

Ltd—

Corp of Can

Mar

11

13

Nova Scotia Lt & Power Co Ltd com—*

Crush

50

Dec

4.75

Newfoundland Light & Power

Orange

Oct

3'%

pd pfd-13.50

common-

Rice

48

21

*

Ontario
new

Royal

14%

*

:

Distilleries

Corp

3.50

1

&

Ltd

Melchers

United

3%

5.50
25

3,925

Leaf

United

5

12'% Aug

25

McColl-Frontenac

Twin

Feb

3.60
3.00

6.00

Maxwell

Russell

Jan

1.50

Dec

38

*

Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)

6%

2.75

Apr
Dec

9'%

25

MacLaren

Power

Jan

Dec

3.50

Lambert

Paul

5'%

36%

Publishing Co of Ottawa Ltd.*

Journal

Moore

Feb

20%

20

Investment Foundation 6%

Mount

•

21'%

25

5
•

4,008

3.65

100

International Paints 5%
Interprovincial Utilities

Maple

Jan

21% Nov

25

pfd

Paper Co
preferred-

Ltd

Jan

May

•

Co

Steel

Horner

17'%

Dec

72

72 J/2

Ltd

Lakes
A

155

May

*

6%
red preferred
Freiman Ltd (A J) common
Class

a20J/2 a20%

72

72

•

Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd

Great

10

•

Mfg Ltd

Ford

a56

Nov

5'%

175

preferred-

Ltd

36

Dec

36 J/a

Worsteds

Products

Jan

3.00

72

•

Paper Co Ltd

Kootenay Power 7%

54

217%

100

31

B

Dominion Engineering Works Ltd
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co
Donnacona

July

250

175

preferred——100

Limitee

20

36

72

•

8% preferred
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Consolidated Textile Mills common
Frere

48

a53

3.00

175

Catelli Food Products Ltd class B
*
Claude Neon General Advert Ltd cl B_*
Commercial Alcohols Ltd common
•

&

22% May

33%

*

Cassidy's Limited

July

•

5%

Lumber

20

100

Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
*
Canadian Internat Inv Trust Ltd com.*
Canadian Marconi
Company
1
Canadian Pwr & Paper Inv
Ltd com_*

preferred
Canadian Western

a52

92%

Oct

Sep

810

a56

100

Ltd—*

Canadian Industries common
7%
preferred

20%

36

*

com

4'/a%

20%

3.00

«■

Ltd

Mar

14%

15

720

14

17%

Jan

Jan

Akaitcho Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd.l
Anacon Lead

Ascot

*

Ltd

Corp

Mines

(1937)

Gold

Band-Ore

Mines

Bordulac

Mines

Mines

Gold

Ltd

75c

Jun

1.70 May

255,850

43c

Jan

5-00 Jun

2c

1,200

2c

Jan

50c

5c

May

Mar

2.65

Jun

7'%c

Dec

15'%o

Apr

2,500

3c

July

7c

Mar

62c

1.30

1.97

24,900

7 '%C

7'%c

500

3c

3c

1.95

•

40c

40c

43c

3,000

20c

1

43c

42c

44c

15,600

36c

Sep

5c

5c

1,500

2c

Jan

6c

6c

2,000

6c

6c 10»%C

54,000

5c

1

Ltd-

Mines

300

2.75

1

Ltd

Mining Corpn Ltd
Chibougam Mines Ltd

Bonville Gold

1.10

2.02

2c

2.75

1

1

Ltd

Metals

Belle

1.10

*

Metals

Athona

Base

Mines Ltd

Ltd—

Mines

Arno

Cartier-Malartic Gold Mines Ltd

1

6c

1

—

Ltd

10'%C

4%C

1

5c

I'

20,500

Jan

Sep

92c Jun
28c

May

Dec

22c

May

May

14c

Jan

2%c Jan

7'%c Jun

Celta Dev &
Central

Mining Co Ltd

Manitoba

Mines

58

Oct

Oct

32

Nov

19

Jan

285

30

99%

235

99%

Nov

101

Feb

14%

1,025

13

Apr

25

Apr
Sep

17

a27 J/2 a27%

—25

35

99%

29'/2

Jan

27 »/4

July

3c

1

1

1

Cobalt

Lode

Silver

Consolidated

Mines

Candego

Consolidated

Central

Consolidated

Lefcel

Ltd

Cadillac

1

33c

2,500
4,700

4c

4c

a64'% a64'%

1

Mines

3c

30c

9%c 10'%c

*

Ltd

Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd

56c

50c

62c

3,500

2c

Mar

7c

Oct

85c

Oct

5%c Feb

23c

Jun

11c

Jun

3c

Feb

200

55c

July

216,375

27c

Oct

4c

1,000

5'%c July

1.05 Aug
Dec

62c

7c

7c

2,000

Feb

10c

1

10c

11c

6,000

10c ' Dec

27c

Jun

Consol Rochette Mines Ltd

1

12c

12c

2,000

10c

Dec

33c

Jun

Cortez

1

4%C

4'%c

5c

6,000

3c

July

8c

Jan

*

15'%

13%

15'%

I,275

13 »A

July

1

7.20

7.05

Oro

Mines

Mines—1
Ltd

Jun

Dec

14%

99%

•

preferred

570

34%

100

common

2,615

30

53%

8
20

al7'/a a 17 J/2

*

7%
18%

*

&

12,185

Dec

24%

8

Cotton

Ltd

*

*

—

Winnipeg Electric
Zeliers

*

Ltd

Gooderham

Weston
.

alO

5

Thrift

13

9

*

Century Mining Corp Ltd

Preferred

July

8%

Dec

24

common

6

8%

*

Preferred

red preferred
Canadian General Investments

High

,

25

9'/a

British Columbia Packers Ltd cl A
Class B
Brown

Low

a9

Mining Stocks—

29

*

—100

_

Canada

Ltd

Range Since January 1

High

a9

Bathurst Pow & Paper Co Ltd cl B__*

Fleet

5%

preferred
Co

Low

*

Steels

Eastern

Apr

38%

27 J/4

*

Chemical

Shares

•

5

Bouzan

Boutham

Ltd

Anglo-Nfld Develop Co Ltd

David

13%

27

*

—

Dec

16%

*

:

11'/a
al02

37%

al05

20

;

Jun

39%

16

20

———

41

36%

50

Simpsons class A

31% July
29 >/a Mar

17%

1

com

certificates

Jun

38

1

A

trust

88

16 >/a

-49

1st preferred

common——

Dec

Jun

*

s.

Breweries

85 J/4

25

•

8herwin Williams of Canada

Sicks'

Jun

July

*

——

% %

41

16%

—-

preferred

class

Dec

19

—•

preferred

28

805

common——*

Shawinigan Water & Power

Jan

16%

*

—

—

7'/a

22

15

•

common

preferred
Lawrence Paper

Jan

29

1

—

2nd
Bt

14% Jan

Nov

21%

al4i/4 al4%

—*

Ltd

Corp

preferred

26% Jan

6%

Dec

*
.

New common w i
Provincial Transport
Power

Oil

25

Oct

27

•

Quebec

Royalite

30

*

common

old

21 % Mar
12
Oct

14% Oct

28

•

Ltd

50% Jun
57% Sep

*

common

Co

Dec

96

al8

•

Noranda Mines Ltd

&

48

41% Mar

Nov

Jan

11%

Chemical preferred__5

Power Corp of Canada

72

Jan

25

Placer Development
Powelf River Co

Jan

46

101

Page-Hersey Tubes

34%

468

40

Mills

—

13

100

National Steel Car
Corp——
Niagara Wire Weaving

Apr

95

alOl

*

Breweries common

a__

93

*

preferred
National Drug &

a—

Oct

21%

*

7%

53 J/4

310

6,518

20

July

Nov

12 J/4

*

Montreal Telegraph

32
39'%

17

110

93

*

Morgan: preferred

35

101

3,579
1,921

:_3

Montreal Tramwavs

85%

38

53

*

Locomotive

1,440

38%

100

Class B

29%

32

com__—*

A

155

227

85%

*

class

3,076

7

28

•

Ltd

13
25

7

32

.

5

(Robt)

8,172

25

.100

*

Breweries

28

12%

28%

*

Bros

605

56 J/4

*

Price

67 %

49%

•

-

for Week

Par

Acme Glove Works

Canadain

21%

•

(J S)

Apr

105

48

McColl-Frontenac Oil

Nov

19%

19

54%

Mitchell

40

105

*

A

Oct

19

56

Class B

■

36%

17%

48

common..

15 J/4

37%

7.50

—

Sales

Range
of Prices

17'A Nov

27

16%

com—*

:

Week's

Last

Nov

12'/a

32

'Massey-Harris

Ltd

Nov

£1

—

'MacMillan Export class

Steel

20

25

Lang & Sons Ltd. (John A)—;
Laura Secord
Candy Shops Ltd

Penmans

Jan

5

2

Lake cf the Woods

Ontario

Apr

50

*

-

Nickel of

Flour

9

19%

Canada

Labatt Limited John

♦Ogllvie

Jan

50

preferred

National

Jan

2

45

*

International Utilities Corp—

Montreal

15

25

3,220

*

International Paper common
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Power

Molson

35

5

a22

100

$1.60 preferred

Mitchell

29%

a22

common

—

'

28%

30 J/a

Friday
Sale Frice

STOCKS

Oct

13

*

Public

Jan

1,235

13

176 J/2 May
33 % Oct

19

*

Industrial Acceptance
Corp conu
$4.25 preferred

7%

15

31

*

preferred

Jamaica

Apr

19

common

Imperial Tobacco
4% preferred

International

July

172

5

*

•Imperial Oil L(d

6%

10

10

•

$2.00 preferred
Hudson Bay

*

2,899

12%

Mining & Smelting

:

28 '%

Hamilton Bridge
•
Holt Renfrew & Co
common——».—100
Howard Smith Paper common
*

V

May

20%

19

Gypsum Lime & Alabastine

*

23

100

12%

Canada

preferred
General Steel Wares

'•

Dec

Dec

Canadian Funds

Nov

172

30

25

5%

1

13 J/a
39

20

common

Gatineau

Sep
May

1

Electrolux Corp
Estabrooks <T HI

Fraser

preferred

10
23

12%

-*

A

325

172

*

Co class

21

High

1,425
'

12%

30

Kootenay Power

39

20%

.100

.

Dryden Paper
East

20%!

Low

11%

35

35

Montreal Curb Market

Range Since January 1

High

11%

common—•

•

Shares

22

for Week

Low

*

DECEMBER

Sales

of Frices

Last

42% Apr

East

Ltd

Sullivan

Mines Ltd—

Mines

Elder

Ltd

Explorations
Mines

Dome

Eldona

Gold

Goldbeam

Golden

Mines

1,000

35c

July

71c

May

22'%C 22'%C

500

22c

Sep

47c

May

2c

Dec

6'Ac

1

Ltd—

Mines

2,900

4S'%C 49'%C

1

Ltd

7.35

1

Ltd
Mines

Manitou

20% Jan

Ltd

2'%c

4c

13,500

6.10

3C

1

6.10

100

4.45

Feb

2.55 Mar

8.75

Oct

Jun

6.60 Nov

Banks—

Canadienne

.10

Commerce

Montreal
Nova

Royal

a

20%

_10
.10

„

Scotia

For footnotes

see

page 41.




27

20

Jan

21

Aug

Jack

24'%

Jan

28

NOV

Jaculet Mines

Lake

Mines

Ltd

Ltd

29 J/4

10'%

1,512

3c

3'%c

II,500

2c

Jan

28c

30c

5,057

28c

July

60c

82c

90c

14,600

37c

July

1.21

16'%c 19'%C

15,700

(Un)

1

90c

Dev Ltd

1

18'%C

Ltd

1

15'%

15%

250

1

6.25

6.80

1,400

Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd

30

Jan

31

Oct

43
a

43

Kayrand Mining

110

39

Jan

46%

Nov

Kerr-Addison

a29 a29%

2,203

27

Jun

30 V2

Oct

Labrador Mining & Explor Co Ltd

1,410

27

&

Gold

8.50

10

1

1

Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd——5
235
865

29'%

.10

.10

—

a20 a20'A

26'%

Mines

July

14%c Nov
14

July

4.00 Mar

11»% Sep
7'%c

Jun

May
Nov

32'%c Jun
20% Mar
6.80

Nov

37

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(2514)

Friday
Last

Range

Par

Ladulatna Gold Mines Ltd

*

Lake

1

Low
44 %c

STOCKS

Range Since January 1

High
45c

14,200

8

100

——1

25c

28c

20,000

Ltd

„1

3%c

3%C

500

Louvicourt Goldfields Ltd

1

18c

18c

1,000

Lavalie

Ltd

Mines

Lingside

Ltd

Mines

Mines

Gold

Macdonald Mines Ltd

.

1

Mines

Mclntyre-Porcupine

42c

Low

8

Shore

90c

90c

5%

5%

July

8

Dec

25c

Jun

Bell

Mining Corp Ltd
Mining Corp ol Canada Ltd

1

Montauban

Mines

•

Bellekeno

Dec

42c

3c

Dec

7 Vic May
30c

40c

July
July

1.47

Oct

Berens

51

July

66%

Jan

Bertram

Nov

Nechi

Dredging Ltd

New

Cons

Calumet

New

Ltd

Mines

4,300

17%

Dec

48,6o0

32c

Dec

58c

Dec

35c

1,500

32c

Dec

85c

Pato

Cons

Gold

3.00

Nov

Ltd

3.80

3.80

500

35c

2,875

1
A

Gold

Ltd.

Fields

Jun

Bonetal Gold

2.78

700

95c

Mar

25c

30c

19,000

20c

Oct

83c

10 % July

2.65

Nov

19c

Pitt Gold Mining Co Ltd
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields

1

20c

500

19c

July

50c

Development

Santiago Mines Ltd

16c

Mines

40c

5c

<-)

Stadacona

Steep

Dec

35c

May

Toburn Gold
Torbrit

2,023

9%c Aug

2,000

35c

64c

Apr

5c

19,000

2c

Jan

25c

May

1

6 %c

6%c

6%c

2,000

6%c

Dec

23c

May

25c

Jan

10

Jan.

Trebor

Bordulac

Oct

Boymar

1

9c

9c

9c

5,699

7 Vic

Nov

Oct

Bralorne Mines

*

6.00

5.75

6.10

1.425

5.75

Dec

2.55

5,410

2.00

Nov

4.00

Feb

Brantford

*

15%

15%

725

40c

89,000

40c

Dec

Brazilian

30c

Dec

2,000

3c

Oct

8c

Mar

8,000

15c

Dec

93c

Sep

31c

Aug

58c

Cordage class A

12

13

21%

21

22

3,511

100

123%

123 %

124

15

1

11c

10c

12c

28

27

28

9,410

88

88%

18c
17c

4,000

16c

Nov

35c

Sep

4%c

5c

4,000

2Vie Jan

19c

May

24%

600

18% July

26 Vi

IV/2C 11 Vic

1,000

10c

28c

24%

0

Preferred

Brewis

2,500

15 Vic Mar

28c

May

Oct

Lake

Red

American

Oil

Dec

common—

4%%
British

United Asbestos Corp Ltd—;

Packers

35

83

99

July

A—*

class

13%

13%

270

9 %

9%

430

British

Columbia

Power

5c

49,500

3 Vic

2.83

1,700
11,200

July

3.00

Nov

61c

31c

Mar

64c

Nov

56c

56c

100

55c

Jun

34c

38c

5,767

32c

Dec

62c

Jan

6.70

2,800

2.40 Mar

6.80

Nov

4,300

2.32

3.30

Oct

Buffalo

Canadian
Red

Jan

14c

Ventures
Vilbona

Vinray

Ltd '
Gold

Ltd

Mines

Feb

Dec

72c

64c

72c

11,900

49c

Aug

8%

8%

6

July

1

1.35

1.10

1.35

1,550

*

22 %c

21c 22 %c

7,000

27c
80c

July

5c

6c

5,000

5c

Jun

14Vic

Jan

Bulldog Yellowknife

95c

1.05

38,200

40c

July

1.24

Nov

Bunker Hill

•

Westville

1

Mines

Lead

Yale

Ltd

Zinc

&

Mines

Ltd

4.00

*

Feb
Dec

27c

Dec

10

600

14,000

2c

Feb

9,500

2c

Feb

6c

Jun

54c

•

1

Porcupine

32% Jun
5%,Jun

/

■,

70c

'

73c

Sep

Sep

"
;

a

Lake...!

110

Oct

2.28

Apr

Jan

37%C

Oct

8c

4%c Mar

1

5c

5c

2,500

•

Building Products

9

1.00 July

31

31%

210

18c

16c

18c

9,100

11c

11%'c

2,500

17%

17Vi

18

105

14'A

29

11 Vic May

Aug

Jun

Gold

1

36

Aug

16c

55c

May

3 %c Mar

Jun

14 %c Nov

Jan

Nov

19

Jun

72c

2Vic

6.50 Aug

10

Dec

29 Vic May

38c

40c

10,600

29c

33c

15,000

24 Vic May
13c
Mar

4c

3 Vie

4c

9,000

3Vic Mar

9Vic Oct

52c

,,

British Empire Oil

1.40 May

33c

52c

9,000

40c

59c

1

Sep

1.06 May

11c 11 Vic
2 Vic

1

27% July

270

2.70

500

1

Sep

42'Ac

3,300

Wendell Mineral Products,
Western Ashley Minerals Ltd

10

1,900

27c

9.35

Jan

6,800

1.25

10

Oct

6

30

27c

11 %c

14%

50c

1.12

1

July

4.00

1.25

1

Ltd

11

29

*

2.65

*

Mines

Malartic

Sep

5.25

43c

Class B

2.80

95c

Jun

103

Jan

2.75

4.00

•

A

Bufialo Ankerite

2.80

class

Bruck Mills class B

6.25

Dec

Jun

91V2

Aug

30

10,500

Jun

32%

Jan

5%

5 Vb

.

58c

1.70

25%

May

16c

Mar

July

2.70

l

Dec

125

Jan

3c

4.80

88 %

100 %

_*

Forest Products

Columbia

115

100% 100 %

100
100

pfd

preferred

British Columbia

4%c

1

Dec

Jun

Jan

*

British Columbia Elec 4%

6.70

Ltd

13

24%

43,750

•

15%

19 %

150

Light & Pwr com.*

Traction

14% Aug
5% Aug

Oct

17c

1

Apr

Apr

3,000

l

16c

Sep

5.00

1

Mines Ltd

Mines

12c 12 %C

2.32

4c

38c

Oct
NOV

47c

56c

Mines Ltd.

Silver

Jun

8c

57

Feb

Dec

18c

Ltd

Ltd

Jan

45c

1

Mines

Mines

4c
50

4%c

1

(1944)

Iron

Cons

10

5c

Burlington Steel

Mines

Rock

Sullivan

10,500

56

76c

1

61c

Ltd

5c

56

1

1

Mines

14.600

4%c

1

.

Broulan

Sladen-Malartic

46c

1.22

16c

1

Ltd

Nov

/45c

Gold

Buffalo

Gold

Nov

11%

2.50 Mar

33c

50c

Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd—
filscoe

;Jan

21%

6% May
24c
Feb

300

4c

1

_

44c

Sep

16% Mar

1
50

Kirkland Gold
preferred

Bldgood

Class B

Royran Gold Fields Ltd

26c

45
710

700

15c

•

Jan

21

47,000

32c

5c

Dec

8.50

11%

26c

30c

Co____l

Quemont Mining Corp Ltd

Dec

1.35

32c

1
Mines Ltd__l

Gold

3.80

4.40

32c

Smelting & Refining Ltd
Yellowknife

54c

11

1

Blue Ribbon

British

Labrador

Dec

16c

1

Quebec

Jun

48c

2.50

1

Quebec

Jan

42%

1.30

t-_l

Quebec

14

Sep

4.30

25c

1.35

1

1—

High

Vi Aug

21
•'

U %

Class B

Pershcourt

32c

—*

_

Bobjo Mines

99c

5,500

26c

1

Dredging

46,000

9

38%

Mar

*>

Ltd

Mines

54c

Gold

Bevcourt

48c

2.65

1

Mining Corp Ltd

Gold

48c

0

17%

Dec

1

Nocana Mines Ltd

50c

1

Sons class

&

36c

1

O'Brien

6,240

B

Bonville

Normetal

39%

River

16%

47c

41c

1

New Goldvue Mines Ltd

340

39 Vb

Belleterre Quebec—..

42c

I

Formaque Mines, Ltd

Low

11%

39%

—1

—

Range Since January 1

High

Mar

32c

16%

Low

11%

Mines

41c

•

Ltd

Shaies

25

Bros
Telephone

12c

330

Island

for Week

Beatty

Jan

1.33
14

Class
Merrill

Sales

Range
of Prices

Pa.

High

30c

4.500

5

Ltd

Week's

Last

Sale Price

Friday

Shares

Monday, December 25, 1950

.

DECEMBER 21

for Week

of Prices

ENDED

Sales

Sale Price

STOCKS

Week's

WEEK

FOR

.

LISTED MARKETS

CANADIAN
RANGE

.

Burns

41

40

41

125

26

Feb

41

Dec

28

32 %

355

17

Feb

30%

Nov

*

7%

7%

7%

485

7

Jun

8%

1

class A

Co

&

Class

5%c

5 Vic

5%c

1,500

16%

16%

*

B

*

Burrard class A
Calder Bousquet
Caldwell Linen 2nd

.

pfd——.

*

5Vic

.

16c

Oct

6.50

Feb

17

16% Aug

35

Oct

Apr

Oil

8.90

Jun

9c

May

Stocks—

Anaconda Oil Co

Calmont

Oils

Decalta

Oils

Ltd

"

Ltd.,

14 Vic 14 %C

4,000

72c

500

1
*

Ltd

72c

22c 22%c

13 %C May
49c

6,000

14 %c

13c

Dec

1.37

Feb

Sep

1.45

Sep

25c

Apr

Nov

•

7.40

7.65

1,550

•

5c

5c

5c

2,000

4c

July
July

Calmont Oils

Oct

Calgary & Edmonton
Callinan Flin Flon

Sep

1

74c

68c

76c

7.550

39c

July

Calnorth

•

22 c

20c

23c

27,500

8c

May

3.90

3.90

400

2.00

2.20

9,635

41

41

40

35

Aug

43

47%

285

34

Jan

49!, Oct

Calvan

Oils

Petroleums

Ltd

•

Campbell Red Lake
Federated

Petroleums Ltd.

Gaspe

Oil

Ventures

Home

Oil

Co

*

Ltd

1

Pacific

Oil

Superior

Oils

1

Ltd

Oils

Co

.

1,000

1.27

1.43

*

Petroleums

Western

Phillips

1.43

4.60

13'A

13%

22c

25c

27,700

1

Ltd

1

Ltd

6.85

•

Ltd

4,600

Jan

6.00

Jun

1.20

Dec

1.88

Feb

10%

Feb

16%

Sep

20c

Nov

33c

Sep

-

7.05

2,000

34c 36 %c

4.20 Mar

8.25

Oct

1,000

18c

Jan

a80c

a90c

1,150

80c

Dec

1.05

75c

a85c

*

—,

2.25

1,017

»

Ltd

Long Island Petroleums

Pan

4.60

75c

2,000

41c

Feb

1.16 May

59c

Jun
Nov

Canada

Bread

Canada

Cement

Preferred

Canada

B

S

Friday
Last

Par

Abitlbi Power & Paper common
•1.50 preferred

Acadia-Atlantic
(■

Preferred

class

Acadla-Uranlum

Week's

!

for Week

Range Since Jamuury 1

High

Low

42

3,985

21% Jan

45 Vi

1,430

22%

25 %

Nov

23

23 Vi

310

25%

Jun

103 Vi 103Vi

20

23%

66c

81c

11c 11 Vic

21

7,500

1

Cons!

Amalgamated
American

•

Nepheline

Lead

!_—■_

Ankeno

Apex

34c

34c

27%

26Vi

29

I

2.74
4 60

♦

_io%c

34"

•

Res

Canadian

Nov

19 %c Nov

Jun

11

Jan

5%

5*1/40

1.75 May

Canadian

1,000

23c

13%

8,235

52%

Mar

60c

JUn

29%

Jan

Castle

90%

106

25

26

325

18c

4,701

Feb

25

July

75c

1,600

43c

6 Vic

6 Vic

5,500

5Vic
44c

244,415

4.45

4.75

7,110

10 Vic 10 Vic

5.00

Jun

6.30 Jun

Central

Chesterville

Oct

HVi

Apr

Chimo

1,400

16c

Dec

32 Vic

Jun

Nov

39 %c

Nov

I_10

•

Barn at

11c

5,500

9c

2.00

59,000

50c

16

300

8c

4,000

9%

Mar

16

23 Vic May

Mar

1.80

13%

Nov

17

Nov

Willans

2.28

13 Vi

2.18

12%

2.30

13%

10,900

1.28

3,965

14c

12c

14c

7%c

5,000

24c

23c

29c

57,500

7%

4,000

7c

10c

.

Jan

Mines

.

Mining..
Bathurst Power class A
B




;

Dec

104

Sep

16% Mar

24

Dec

13%

12%

3,030

1.03 May

18V4

Apr

14'A Oct

11% Aug
90c

1.00

1.10

5,410

2.01.

300

2.03

2.12

8,050

63c

66c

15.100

16c

16c

1.80

Dec

1.45

Feb

July

2.60

Jun

66c

1,500

1.00
52c

_i.

3.85

Feb

1.08

July

27c

Jun

24c

Jun

7,500

6c

Feb

26,560

45c

July

7%c

6c

8c

24,100

4c

41c

1,900

21c

25c

26,000

1.05

1.10

200

40c

38c

11 %c

Jun^
Dec

Oct

18 %c

Sep

17c

86,375

10c

July

63c

29,300

57c

Nov

1

1.60

1.42

1.60

7,400
72

11

11
15 Vi

21%

15%

180

21 Vi

21%

1,465

Jan
Jun

1.32

66c

•

1.78
40c

Feb

63c

—*

Feb

15 %c Oct

July

15 Vic

:

1.37

66c

16c

...

Oct

Jan

13 %c July

10c

<
"

1.30 July

1.05 Aug
2.35 Apr

9

Jan

11

14

Jan

16%

13% July
ll%c Dec

23 Vi

1

12c

ll%c

12c

2,000

1

Yellowknife

3%c

3 %C

4c

4,000

3c

200

51c

Mar

Nov

Oct

21c

Apr

July

7c

May

1.50

Mines

Dec

Coniaurum

Mar

66c

Mar

Mines

66c

-

1.60

Nov

1.15

Feb

2.25

Sep

200

6%

Jan

9%

Dec

1.22

812

1.20 Aug

,1.50

Apr

55c

68c

16,300

1.15

Jun

55c

Dec

May

13c

...

Mar

500

9Vi

1.22

...

1.80

9%

Petroleum

National

1.50

1.70

Commoil
Conduits

13%
30c

12c

7

7

7

100

igc

•17c

19c

20,750

14c

July

5%c

5%c

4,40a

5c

July

30%

2.75 July

6%

3.80

Nov

;

Consolidated Beattle Mines—

Consolidated Cent Cadillac.

Oct

605

27 y8

Feb

31%

Nov

43

595

38%

Jan

46

Oct

42

42

260

38%

Jan

44

90c

98e

24,Qnq

85c

80c

80c

500

50c.

July
Aug

4^

40c

44e

24,800

40

40%

245

24%

16%

17

275

6 Vi

20c

*,

r

?.>.(>

Mar.

Vi

Aug

40c

July

78c

Oct

14,500

4c

Feb

10c

May

,

20c

Oct

Mining

85c

1

52 Vic

1

40C

35c

1

Rochette.,

;i.88 Apr

9%c

5

124

Smelting

Sep

Consumers

Gas-

-I—i!Ja.

...

79.200

62c

Nov

45c 52 Vic

3,927

40c

Dec

40c

4,330

35c

9Vic

11c

30,700

July
May

122

125

2,500

1-

.100

Corby (H) Distillery class A—I—

Dec

Cournor

Mining

Feb

Dec

Croinor

Pershing

15c

12c
162

1—

Y-l

161

3,750

8c

91% Mar

1.85

11

-

--

10c

33c

160%

4,300

1.01

25

11

10c
30c

12c

214

163

1.70

—

Conwest Exploration

Jan -.ail .'-42%
17

&

85c

79c

—1

,

85c1!

Dec

1.05 May

65c
27c
130

Apr
Jun
Nov

Oct

;„.l.00 Nov

3Li..j63c

Consolidated

Consolidated

16Vi

7c

14,450

7c

1

Consolidated Duquesne
Consolidated Howey
Consolidated Lebel Oro

29 Vi

40%

7,500

62c

7c

'sC-

ll%c May

42%

♦

lie 11 Vic

50c

7% Mar
38c

30%

-

11c
62c

Apr

42%

•

1
2

Consolidated Astoria

Jan

1,020

ggg

99

1.05

,

Coniagas

Jan

3.00

*

15

5

16,190

2.10

1

Plow

Jun

<4%c Jan

2.90

1

I.IIII

1,890

24

A

3.30

Jan

3.00

10

18

103

9,200

...1

Cochrane Dunlop commcn

Commonwealth

17%c Apr

10

.".

May

€>Oc

58c

2.63 Jun

Jan

6c

Jun

10

Scotia

30

1

Consolidated Cordusun Oils

Metals

Class

21c

7 Vic

16

1

Barymin Co Ltd
Base

July

•

Montreal

Aug

22

103

1

Cochenour

Jan

1

Nova

10

158

8c

—

68c

73^

IIIII 1

of

Dec

27
70c

Nov

90c

Ltd

III

_1

of Toronto

9

55%

1.03

—

Mines.

1

Bank

25

.1

Silver

10c

1,99

I
•

Bank

65

9

12% May
75 Vi May

Nov

22%

1

Mines

Lode

Colomac

of

58

6

17"%

1

Cobalt

Jun

Bank

100

50c

Citra-Lartic

25c

1/
1

Mines

6

24

70c

X

...

Mines

Coin Lake

Bankfield Consolidated

Jan

July
July
July

13%

—

8%c May

Jun

Bagamac

Oct

6.00

25

•

3YaC Mar

58c

A

29%

9

100

.25

Oil

26c

39,000

class

Aug

3.00 July

2.01

10,000

41c

Fabrics

Dec

22

2,440

58

■

—.■

40,665

36c

Auto

37

205

3.15

38%

38

17%

— .—

!

5Vic

Class

Gold

Jun

340

26%

3.00

*

Cockshutt

Aunor

40

Oct

26%

•

Gold

Oct

Aumaque

33%

•

Chromium

32c 34Vic

Oct

—

51%

•

Chesklrk Mines

85

Mines

Apr
Feb

common

Research

July

Yellowknife

Nov

14

1

,,

Porcupine
Centremaque Gold

Chemical

July
July

Aubelie

Oct

29

1.09

Leduc

7

Atlas

Feb

Nov

15%
"17%

5

Central Patriclk? Gold Mines..

72

,

26
n

■

1,240

••

Railway—

Central

16c

5%c

9.50

Nov

14 Vic May

3.80 Mar

506

May

85c

Jan

2.77

Oct

49c

Dec

2.05

Dec

27 Vi

July

10

Atlantic Oil

I 23%

Dec

Aug

July

-

106

Dec

15c

2,020

Atlas Steels

-

50

Gold

9

""9
40 %c

Cos

Trethewey

76

A__

17%

Oct

76

1

class

16%
10

16%

♦*

Vlckers

8Vi

«

100

(1937)-

725

No.v

Aug

Nov

10c

Mines

2,566

29

48

100

Oils

12c

Athona

1,319

25

13%.

17

Jan

16%

common

preferred

2,500

;

17%

24

13%

Dec

25

25

Canadian Pacific

3,500

Ascot Metals Corp_
Ashdown Hardware

17%

24%

65

'50

Locomotive

16c

Armistice

1,665

Nov

20

Jan

16'A

Canadian Malartic

15c

__

27

-

Dec

30%

•

common..

Preferred

14c 14 Vic

common

•

*

Canadian Ice Machine class A.

\

Gold

26%

45

Jan

16%

1

6

1

Argus Corp
Preferred

240

Nov

38% Nov

Jan

33 Vi

5

65

-

Area

Arjon

26 Vi

•

common

common

Dredge

Aquarius Porcupine
Mines

44

16%

Jan

43

19

143

44

16%
57 Vi

44

16%

12'A

33% Mar

-

16c

j

Consolidated

Jan

71 Vic
6 Vic

1

Mines

8 Vi

2,870

:

17c

•

Mines

July

560

10

Canadian Food Products

Cariboo

25

•

1.02

July

70c

"l05

1

_—__!

Rouyn

320

5,100

*

Anglo-Canadian Oil
Anglo-Huronian

Anglo

10
1.20

1

American Yellowknife

Anacon

9%

25

pfd

105 Vi July

Apr

4%c

1.05

•

Canada

Larder

July

21c

120

l

'

Jan

100%

82,625

nc

Pacific

7

1,150

36%

20

Canadian
68c

•

Aigoma Steel

50

41

33%

Nov

24%

1

Alberta

High

40%
24%

*

Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum Co of

10%

40

36'A

Class A

40%

Acme Gas & Oil

,.

.Dec

*

Celanese

Canadian

Shares

Agnew-Surpass
Akaitcho Yellow Knife

Sep

54

50

Preferred

Sales

Range

24%

100

—:

30

Jan

'

1•
•

i

____

May

47

25

Class A

20

A_

29

165

B

Breweries

Car

Canadian

of Prices *

Low

145

52

Commerce

Canners

Canadian

Canadian Funds

Sale Price

preferred—

of

Canadian

STOCKS

30

50%
10%

preferred

Bank

Canadian

Jan
Dec

51

*

A

Cable class

&

3.25

Dec

29%

Power

class

Lines

S

Jun

*

Varnish
Wire

1.75

Sep

6.10

Dec

30

♦

Canadian

Exchange

45%

3.40

36c

20

Packers

Canada

Toronto Stock

•

Class B
Canada

2.19

50

—

Northern

Canada

Canada

or

1

preferred..
common

Malting

Canada

7.50

'

600

1,500

8
8 Vic

30c

Dec

.Tan

July July

30c
177
2.10

13%

Jun

May
Nov

Oct

July

25c

Jan

Dec

67c

May

Volume 172

Number 4971

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

(2515)

CANADIAN
RANGE

•.

Friday

Week's

Range

Shares

STOCKS

Par

,

Crowshore Patricia
D'Aragon Mines
Davies

Leather

Class

Delhi

Oils

Producers

24

Jan

Preferred

Dec

4%

175

y

21c

22c

14,600

10c

72,700

23c

Nov

2,500

95c

1.00

9,900

x

__

28c

33c

18,600

28c

Mar

28Vi

31%

23,175

13%

15%

6,424

10

31

4 Vi %

red

Scottish
Preferred

Dominion

Steel

Tar

Coal

class

Chemical

Preferred
Dominion

Aug

7%

Dec
Oct

31

60

29%

Sep

31

38Vi

40%

3,110

26Vi

Jari

42

Nov

Jacknife

1.G5

2.00

17,667

1.25

Dec

Dec

Jack

99%

99%

100

65

14%

14%

15 Vi

3,705

9
48

10

27 Va

27

28

2,375

11%

12

in*

*

common

_•

Mines.

Steel

Jun

Kelvinator

Oct

Kenville Gold
Kerr-Addison

6c

El

Sol

6c

5c

3,000

7c

July
Sep

9c

3,200

4c

Feb

17%

23c
__

22c

1,875

5%c

3,500

23

700

60,497

8.25

20

12c

Nov.

4.05 Mar

8.45

Nov

Nov

__

49

July

2.05

12'%

12%

25

12Va

1.50

13,700

1.00

Jun

49%

1,024

24

250

28

1.80

July

9c

9c

3,0'>'»

__

38

38

50

2.73

2.60

2.75

7c

5,43o

58

37%

Aug

16c

July

28

38

1.89 July

100

91 Vi

5,700

1.20

Nov

1.43

5,100

1.20

17%

17%

2.35

300

5.00

5.00

475

4.75

Dec

6.70

5.00

4.95

5.00

1,250

4.75

Nov

6.35

45

45

40

1,815

18 Vi

19

990

17

155

104

100

Gillies Lake
Glenora
Globe

18c

14,025

5.75

6.40

10,960

by4c

3,uoJ

8%c

1

Oil

Lake

8y4c
2 Vic

—

1

Gold

48c

Eagle

Mines

2 Vic

8%c

Preferred

50

Bousquet

Great

Lakes

Class
Great

A

Paper common

preferred

West

Gulf

•

__:

1

1

Mines_

'.I

Gold

1

1

_;

Gypsum Lime & Alabastine______

•

Hahn

common

Halcrow Swayze
Hallnor Mines
Hamilton

Hard

__1
1

Bridge

Hamilton

•

Cotton

Rock

Gold

preferred

_100

Mines

1

Harding Carpets
Harricana
Head

Gold

Lake

Highbridge
Hinde

&

Mining

Dauch__

Hollinger Consol
Home
Homer

___.

;_

4—

Oil

Hosco

Gold

Mines—

Hoyle

Mining
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Huron

20%

&

Erie

common...




20

Jan

Oct

6.90

Nov

1.32

Jun

18

6.50

4,625

45c

13,450

30c

84c

88c

4,900

65c

July

4%c

4c

4%c

8,000

3c

"Jan

23c

22%c

22c

July

__

60

23c

3,250

20c

5,050

17c

Oct

85c

Jun

6%c

5,500

5%c

Feb

21c

May

8.00

Dec

14%

Jan

7c

-

102

5.25

5.25

550

15

15

25

*

5.25

*

-■

—

1

'

4c

3
1

26c

class A

"

135

24c

28c
22 Vi

15

15Vi

1

1.05

A

*
•

Goldfields

—

1

Mines

^

.1
Gold

Mines

*

1.03

Dec

1.05

5,925

II,500

50c

6,970

31

32

435

30

July
July

32

32%

760

30

Mar

'54

35,

26

Feb

4.90
43c

Feb

Sep
16% July
Dec

12'% Dec
3Vic Oct
3.25

375

7c

8Vic

31,569

6c

Nov

17c

18c

4,500

12c

July

3lc

Mar

12%c

14c

6,500

12c

Nov

43c

1.80

2.00

May

11,705

84c

91c

17,100

38c

41,000

5c

Jan

12c

11,000 /

6c

Nov

23c

Jun

83c

Nov

1.24

Nov

Apr

8%c

11c
7%c

1.00

1.07

Oct

10%July

100

10

8c

10,166

>•

Lead

7%c May

2.20

23,000

1.60

July

4.10

1,346

9%

Jan

16%

5,040

7%

Jan

16%

Dec

2.30

9,600

1.90

July

3.20

Apr

19c

19c

20c

6,000

Nov

60c

Feb

2.21

2.02

2.30

13,900

2Vic

2%c

I,167

100

lOGVi

_•

—

1

106Vi 106Vi

1.80

13'%
10c

9c

14,200

9c

-1

May

106%

July
Sep

13%

Dec

32c

Jun

8c

Dec

31c

May

14c

8 %

$

4%c

2,000

3%c Mar

7,735

21%

Jan

44%

Oct

34c

36c

5,700

22c

Nov

36c

Dec

H

450

6% Aug
12% July

&

98

41

97

July

100

Oct

54

51

54

2,690

50

July
July

67

Jan

60c

Jan

3,016

7c

8c

19.000

5c

4c

4c

2,500

4c

42c

45c

4,800

37c

4Vic

4%c

3,000

3%c

Jan

10c

10c 11 %c

14,040

8c

Feb

19c

Oct

2,334

7c

Dec

14%c

Jun

3c

Jan

19 %c

7c

—

Mar

15%c

—

Corp—______—1

2.20
16%

common

—

Class A

-*

Dec

Monarch Knitting

Jan

Monarch

7%c.

13 %c May

226,150

Dec

22

22

100

14%

Apr

1-50

8G0

1.10

Jan

2.25

Juri

1.87
16%

2.35

104,850

1.87

Dec

2.20

Dec

17 Vi

17%

17%

-

2,427

10

Jun

17

Jan

Dec

19

19

19

25

16%

—

91

91

15

85

*

--

19

19

349

12

47c

7,000

—

22

14%

50

100

preferred

Mortgage_____

Jan

Mines

—47c

Locomotive

Corp

Mylaniaque

new

*

Mines

1

——

Nov

56c

Nov

Sep

17 %c

Nov

55c

Nov

Oct

National

16

lb /2

Jan

%

20 %

Dei;

May
Jun

Mar
-

93 Va

Feb

July

20

Dec

24 /2

Drug & Chemical com__—_3

—

__5

Grocers

Preferred

10c

National
85

16%

Hosiery

Jan

24%

Nov

National

Petroleum

1034

4.695

8:50

July

11%

Jan

National Sewer Pipe A

v4

28%

28%

28%

Nov

58c

Sep

Feb

26c

Oct

Nov

37

Jan

'7% Aug
10% Mar

13

10%

Apr

13

cm,

27% Mar

268
.

Apr

25 %

29

Nov

19

275

12

22%

Dec

6c

10

8 /2
11'%

Nov

1,000
30

9% Mar
Oct

Jan

23

10

8%
11

II,500

llc
19%'

11%

20

-

23

——

•

common

10c
19%

Dec

15

1,530

l°c

,

35c

23%

350

24

19%

common

Preferred
National

/*

*

Breweries

39c

24

1.6

_____—,*

common

14%c May

15c

14c 16%c
1-40

Apr

July
Sep

July

——*

.——

*

4.40

Montreal

44c

45c

4%c

*

Grain

Containers

Moore

22c

1

1
—

9%c

11

Oct

17

97%

Mining Corp

Dec

3Vic

18%

18

—

1

Metals

Modern

15%

Oct

97%

Lake

Pacific

Oct

Jun

34,700

12

*

______

Brick

Dec

Dec

Jun

..

5

common

Gold

23

13%

Dec

J1
18

Lake

McWatters

101

20,400

Now

38%

—

*

Apr

4c

36%

—

37%

3.75

10c

4,000

8c

102

384

10c

July
Oct

2c

15

12%

—

*

Mid-Continent Oil

63 Vic

12c 12%c

2.500

—

19c

^—100

10

;

Dec

16%

Ltd

Mindamar

Oct

16

Mines Ltd

_—

Red

National

45c

'42;365

1

preferred
Milling

Red

Dec

5c

1.50 Oct

-

'

2.01

Gold

Dec

8% July

56c

3.25 Mar

July

16%

•

Sugar

Malartic

McKenzie

21c

175

July

Sep

2.25

& Eastern

McLellan

100%

10,500

1.80

23c

16%

Goldfields

Montauban

24c

34% May
33% Oct

•

Mclntyre Porcupine

Midland

Feb

Apr
Feb

~1

Preferred

Milton

8%

1.34
10c

62c

Nov

Sep

Nov

4Vic Feb

—1

McColl-Frontenac

May

150

98c

31c

Sep.,35c

May

70,800

Jun

1.95

1

24c

13

Nov

1.30

15%

Martin-McNeely
Massey-Harris common

20c

3.75

18%

2.16

1

Jan

400

Oct

Jan

16%

Marcus Gold

Dec

13%.

Dec

10

1

Madscn Red Lake Gold Mines

Maxwell

Nov

22%

74c

Nov

Nov

Jan

42c

Apr

7%C Oct

•

MacMlllan Export class A
Class B

Leaf

17

Dec

6Vic

6%c

10c

„

Nov

44c

2.00

_-X

Nov

18

1.00

86Vic

-1
i.

6c

24c

5,200

—

Jan

13%

5Vic

—

Apr

Sep

535

93c

Jan

7.75

19%

Dec

3c

100

90c

90c

2.40

2Vic Aug

122,500

22 Vi

—

15

1,200

14%

1.42 Aug
5.00 Aug

2,100

4%c

13%

14%

4 Vic

4%c

1

Lake

Nov

May

Jan

Red

7c

9Vic

45c

Oct

July

49c

400

River

Nov

Jan

'Jun

1.75

Macfie

3c

3.75

49c

6.60

1.34
14c

1.75

1.75

Macho

11 %c May

10%C

3.80

6c

—

•

Sep

Oct

18

18c
__

1

13Vi

1

10%c

5%c

*

__

13%

13%

1,956

9c lOVic

56,465

5%c
35c

12% July
4c

4,100

40c

-.,--1,000

55%

54Vi

56

1

23c

20c

24c

125

139

5c

124

23 %_

Sea

-

25c

July

15Vic
52c

*

,(Wm)

Nov

New

British Dominion

Nrw

Calumet

New Dickenson Mines

Feb

29

27%

29 /2

2,145

70c

83c

7,050

103

102

103

30

.

Mines—:

•

Oil
:

1.12

95c

1.17

July

24c

Mar

30%

68c

Dec

-101% Jan

Nov

3.10 Aug
46

Aug
19% July

21,170

1

2.65

2.60

I.It

15,800

1

May

30% Nov
.

.1.84

Apr

105

Jun

Oct

24% May

1-16

6,620

85c
-

July

1.50

Jun

95c

Mar

3.05

Nov

60c

Jun

1.51

Oct

GOldvue —;i_

1

28c

^
28c

l-i°
30c

12,000

19c

Sep

50c

May

New Hugh Mal&Ttic

1

18c

13c

S

13,250

12c

Sep

27c

NOT

,

125%

19

37

Jan

Sep

Feb

200

82c

Nov

23-

46,200

46

100

preferred

57-

122

830

1.80

45

—-—•

Mines

31c

Sep

28%

1.60

*

13c

1,785

90

Aug

27%

45

*

B—

National Steel Car
Negus

28
1-70

•

class

41% Mar

16,500

23%.

16%

16%c Jun

Neilson

Cc

•

—

Mar

New

«

41.

Oct

July

18

42c

Jan

Jun

!

"__

100

see page

Jan

1.44

28c

'

For footnotes

Nov

95c

85c

10%

100

paid

19c

Nov

Dec

•

1

.

July

70c

Aug

5
•

Yellowknife

Dec

10c

500

6.10

Mines

Jun

7c

60

6%c

•

75c

4,000

Feb

19c

19% Aug
4 Vi Jan

1,730

21c

8c

12,000

16c

75c

24c

Groceterias class

Malartic

Oct

90c

8c

Jun

Aug

75c

18c

May

7c

35c

Class B

12c

10

100% 100%

„

20% Mar
36c
Sep

75c

__

3,500

5c

12c

13% July

3,625

15%c

—

3,000

12%

8c

10,815

17c.

15

18

*

30.300
,

22

10

•

—

13c

13%

52c

1

.

9'^c
3 Vic

10

__

16%

l'lc

__

*

Sep
Jun
Ja^,,i..v'j20c Jun
14% Jap) ei. _ 32 % Dec
40
Janr.,.* 40
;Dec

f>5

2L%

24c

24c

88c

1

12c

8,300

9c

'

4%c Mar

45c

Yellowknife
Macassa Mines

Oct

20c

51%

275

9c

3 Vic

__

1

—

—

4.85

12c

1

1

Heva Gold Mines

22%

9c

„

17,300

55

McMarmac

4.85

12%

384

15c

Oct

4c

9Vic

500

22%

__

16

13c

15%

14c

Louvicourt

10c

2c

570

21%

Aug

Lynx

4%cMar

83

21,874

1

>

295

3,500

18c

49

•

of the Lakes Iron

Headway Red
Hedley Mascot

•'

52%

32Vi

__

_______

55

47

a

Brass

Class A

9G%

29%

__

20 Vi

1

Dec

12c

3%cMar

500

47

9Vic

Nov

Dec

15 Vi

1

Matarrow

3%c

30V4

1

—

Gwillim Lake Gold

5,000

51%

9c

20c

13c

Nov

32,050

Mackeno

9.20

Sep
2,10 July
4c
Sep

10,500

11 Vic l2%c

22%

35c

Feb

Lomega Gold Mines Ltd

3%c

28.300

5%c
6V»c

18c
,

500...

95 %

*

1:

Mines

Lead

Gunnar

•

Coal

Greening Wire
Guayana

•

5c

6,000

3 Vic

12 %c

Jan

6c

10c

1.22

27 Vi

Gold

Maple

8c'

oe

-*

4c

20,000

*

com__

Long Lac

Marbenor

3,000

4%c

__

1

___

Grandoro Mines

26,000

Lexindin Gold

Manitoba

•

Graham

14%c I9%c

__

Little

Oct

8%C

Goldhawk Porcupine
Mines

__

Nov

7c

27 Vi

Woods Milling

Gold

Manitoba

H.20

•

55c

Jun

5.80

common.

Sep
May

35c

10,700

__

Apr

6.U5

Goodyear Tire

85c

39,785

18c

•

70c

1

__

May

Jan

62c

Leduc-West

43c

Golden Maniton

1

17c

*

Dec

6Vic

—

Apr

58c

Class B

July
Aug

8%c

6V8c

Jun

15c

5,110

MacLeod-Cockshutt

Aug

62c

40c

Mines

45c

8c

Goodfish Mining

2c

21c

Jan

47/bc Jan

8.90

Oct

22c

Aug

Dec

20c

35c

Dec

106

13c

3,000
43,669

8.00

20

Dec

I,000

30c
15c

40c

Secord

Leltch

May

12c

1

Magnet Consol

5,000

15c

Oct

12c

8.90

47%

Nov

5c

15c

4 Vic Mar

62c

Aug

3.00

Feb

5.75

2,000

Aug
July

1

Cadillac

27c

5Vic

1

Ltd

Sons

7,100

__"

Goldora

&

8/0OO

5Vic

—

Lamaque

48c

1

—:

Arrow

Jun

July
May

16c

5c

14,756

•

Mines

3Gc

1

Golden

Luz

34c

__

1

La

45c

•

Goldcrest Gold
Gold

10$

16c

6.20

1

______

Gold

God's

105 %
16c

1

Mines

29%

5C

Dec

14%

90c

MacDonald

1

Gold

Oct

2.35

*

Jan

July

7 Vic

Apr

19%

Dec

2.00

8%

Jun

39%
152

7c

Nov

5

*

1-

Lake

112

95

__

1,

Yellowknife

111

108

525

•

Preferred
Geneva

Nov

1.68 Aug
Jun

2.22

105

__

Giant

99

109

___1

6,219

Oct

July
15% July
100
July

17%

__

13

104 %

29c

1

Lavalie Mines

Sep
Aug

Dec

104

—

100

12%

Jan

1

Laura

May

109

100

Nov

101%

1

Sep

3.20 May

Jan

1.33-

95%

Apr

135%

Nov

Mines

the

Loblaw

1.35

29%

20

52c

Mining

Nov

13

Jan

35

17,077

142

__

1

Lawson & Jones

48%

15

39 Vi

Oct

6.10

Apr

1.35

Oct

128

Jan

1.25

*

of

Lapa

Jan

110

95%

^

Lake

Lapaska

9

25

18,332

103

38

6.20

;

.

(1945)

Wasa

15%

775

;

—

Class A

Lake

12%
4.70

103

141 Vi

1

Gold

Mines

Shore

12

4.20

1.33

General Products Mfg class A_
General Steel Wares common—

Osu

Lang
Dec

95%

common

Lake

Dec

•

Bakeries

Mar

95c

•

Petroleum

Lake Rowan

24

Garrison

General

May
May

37% May

__

General

Fortune

29%

1.40

_*

Nov

Aug

*

Lingman

860

1

common

Lake
Lake

47c

July

32

preferred

Oct

23 %c

Oct

32c

Garnet Oils Ltd

5%

Nov

45

30c

1

Mines

Mines

May

31 Vi

•

5%% preferred

10

Feb

Oct

20

30%

117% 117%

Gold

Dufault

17 Vi

4.60

Ltd

Lake

13Va July

•

Power

Feb

26

•

520

Co

Oils

4

45

__

1

_

Ltd

74c

July

100

Gatineau

50

1

16%

.___'

Gair Co preferred

4,500

8

13c

Labatt

31

*

Lake

Oils

16

117%

.

48c

41%

82c

Kirkland Townsite

16%

__

common

7%

Feb

July
July
July

5c

13,715

•

42c

__

Kroy

Lake

95c

*

Exploration

Kirkland

9%

41 Vi

__

3.50 July
15 Vi

33c

7c

72c

■

Gold

Jan

May

14%c Nov

Laduiama

7.75

Manufacturing

Aug

16%-

(John)
Ltd
Labrador Mining & Exploration

76c

1

Motor class A___

15

15C

May

20c

Oct

8.10

A

Jan

13

•

Apr

21c

22

Ltd

8.75

6,199

5Vec

Mines

2.65

12,200

22

100

class

30

1

Feb

•

;

133/4

*

Dec

1

common

Dec

133/4

1

1.15

23c

5%c

Keyboycon

Canada

4.40

11c 11 Vic

•

Petroleum

Jun

9

85c

_______

7,560

785

~__1

of

23,800

12,850

*

Jun

41

*

__a

Jun

51c

•

Mines

3lc

6%

:

40

Dec
Mar

1

Dec

19 %

A

Sep

7

May

1

16%c

18

Preferred

Cos

3,000

49c

19%
50 %c

Fanny Farmer Candy Shops

Fraser

18%

5%

20

Eureka
Corp
Falconbridge Nickel
Famous Players

Frobfsher

„

1.40'

1

Foundation

9 Vic

5,000

7 Vic

7.30

Gold

Francoeur

73c

1.18

1

Fittings Ltd

July

9c

.

Jan

30c

7.00

1

Grain

6V4c

11%

lO.cruu

6%

Empire Brass classs

Federated

2,750

*oc;

1.37

Fen-Rey

El

10%

7%e

18Vi

_

29
31

__

1

13

Jan

50

__

•

July
7% July

7 Vic

100

1

Ltd

10

27

Feb

125

l

Mining

1,000

7.20

Gold

Kelore

Oils

13

1

Mines

Dec

Jupiter

23

______!

Eddy Paper class A

Kayrand

Nov

35

>

Mines

Nov

%

Dec

42c

__

Ltd

Dec

3c

9

38 Vi

Nov

13 Vi

Sep

22% May

4oc

*

Malartic

48
29

10

20

__

Sullivan

Feb

16% July

120

12

-

_1

East Leduc

Dec

350

9%

■

1

Amphi

43%

9

Mines

21

12%

East Crest Oil__'_

Jan

Jaculet

Mines
Joburke Gold
Joliet Quebec Mines

24%

Oct

7% Jun

8

1

Jellicoe

35

10%

Duvay Gold Mines

5

Sep

Sep

32

___*

Mining

6%

9

*

Gold

Waite

100
635

_I

•

_.

7

25%

Nov
Mar

48c

5/100

International Petroleum

Nov

17%

common

15

32

___100
Co

Oct

9

•

___;

34

1

;

102

Preferred

20%

21

•

Donalda Mines

Dec

International Nickel

Apr
Nov

2.00

7% July

110

48

99%

Dec

7%
14

12 V«

4c

Dec

31

29%

1,405

29

*

com

A

class

35%

Jan

__

1

International Bronze Powders

11%

23.50.

Textile

Mining

Jan

4c

*

international Metals
Preferred

25%

8Vi

Dominion Woollens

1,000

High

30 Vi

21

29

*

Jan

55

25

B

4c

•

A

Nov

36

48

common

class

20%

240

•

&

24%

Co

32

July

13

8Va

Stores

Dominion

k

19% July

31

1

com

7

24%

common

13

7%

50

&

Dominion

Ford

Inspiration

40%

•

Invest

12%

__

31

•

12%

32

Machine

(John)

7%

*

common

12%

£i

$1.60 preferred

i.2%

4

sinking fund preferred. 100

Dominion

Fleet

May

10,983

Nov

58c

27%

ordinary_5

___.

29Vi

a

common

Dominion Magnesium

Federal

18 %c

26%

1

Canada

Acceptance

Ingersoll

Low
730

27

25

ol

Range Since January 1

High.
34

Lake

1.95

comomn

Fabrics

Rights

Elder

Oct

Feb

15%

*

Apr

6c

23c

Ltd

Indian

Industrial

Low
33 Vi

•

preferred

Oct

1.75

4,500

30%

Shares

34

___

Nov

1.90

14c

2

for Week

10

Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco

42c

Dec

13Vic

__

Bank

26 %c

Feb

40c

Imper'al

Ingiis

1

preferred
Dominion Foundry & Steel

Eldona

1.12

Jun

9%

Jan

30c
1.25

2nd

Eastern

6% July

1.25

Bank

Dominion

East

100

25Vic

1

Dominion Dairies

East

9

20

22c

Yellowknife

East

Jun

21'/a

1.25

Seagrams

'

Jan

28%c

biu

Distillers

Mines

Apr

42c

21%

•

Discovery
Dome

31c

Dec

26c

Ltd__l

Mines

Minerals

Dominion

Apr

1£%C

Mar

__1

Gold

Mines

Rio

Detta

12,500

2,500

Sales

Range
of Prices

Par

7c
10c

20c

Week's

Last

High

2,000

*

Ltd

Low

18Vic

*

—

;

(Temagami)

Delnite
Del

A

Friday
Sale Price

STOCKS

Range Since January 1

High.

10%c ll%c

lie

»

•

class

MARKETS

DECEMBER 22

10c 11 Vac

1

B

Decalta

Low

1

Petroleum

Davis

ENDED

for Week

of Prices

LISTED

WEEK

Sale*

Last
Sale Price

FOR

3»-

1•

"1

I T'

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle«.

SO

.

Monday, December 25, 1950

.

(2516)

LISTED MARKETS

CANADIAN

FOR WEEK

RANGE

Last

Range

for Week

Sale Price

of Trices

Shares

Low

Par

20c

3,800

17c

Dec

51c

Jun

12c

14c

15,500

12c

Dec

31c

Marlon

Long

Apr

5c

11c

14c

3,800

6c

20c

Oct

Standard

4 %C

5,000

3c

July

7c

Jun

10 Vac

10c

11c

10,000

10C

July

32c

Apr

5%c

5c

6%C

7,000

3c

Jan

10c

May

7c

July

12c

May

3,000

4c

Feb

13c

July

25c

Apr
May
May

Stovel Press

7c

500

1,000

2%c Jan

35

■»

90c

July

31c

Nov

41c

Oct

Sullivan Cons

Mines

85c

Dec

1.05

Nov

Superior

Ltd

1,868

63

4c

7,000

2%C

74%

Oct

5%c Oct

Oct

Oils

Supertest

Northern

Canada

25c

33c

124,625

4.30

4.40

10,151

45c

45c

500

33c

Aug

14 %c

15c

3,000

9c

Feb

»

Mines.

77c

Nov

33c

4.30

Mining

—

*

14 %c

Extension

6c

7c

13,500

9

9%

625

25c

30c

6c

11,000

6%c

6%c

,_1

Mines (1940)

6%C

7,933

Dec

9%

Gold

O'Brien

28C

.-1

Mines Ltd
Mines

Lake

Obaska

_1

Ltd

Mines

Nubar

Oct

Taku

70c

Oct

NOV

Taylor

18 %c

Jun

17c

Orange Crush

Lake

1.78

1.36

6,900

74

74 %

10%c

12c

Ltd

*
—*

common

Pearson

common

10

Teck-Hughes Gold Mines

—

Apr

Torbrit Sliver Mines

2.24 Jan

Aug

28c

Sep

Dec

9c

May

3.50

Dec

Mines

4c

5%c

1.10

5c

1.27

1.32

7.25

Not

5%

Dec

Jan

25c

Jun

87/aC May

3%c July

3.30

Feb

2.31
40c

60

Apr

1.20 May

Mar

Jan

3c

136

Jan

•.

15 %c May

Oct

1.05 NOV

1.66 Jan

3,000

4%c July

14%c Peb

95
200

28 % Mar

30%
6%

-

.

32 V4

Oct

Feb

11

11

100

25,498

11%

Sep

Dec

3.65

Apr

10%

2.27

7%

Oct

6

2.03

NOT

-

17c

May

17

Aug

25

28c

29c

4,295

27c

Aug

45c

May

20%c 20%c

2,000

17%c

Jan

47c

May-

80c

July

7c'

6c-

-

1:< ; ,1.25

-

*

22%

5,000
50

5 Vic July

22%

7c

1.25

1.10

8,350

;

,

*

Nov

1.39 May

Toronto

General

Iron

100

Trusts

Works

30

14

125

11

8%c

1

Petroleums

185

14

—

32c

26%
24

Dec

8

Mar

14

Aug

17c

May

24c

565

24

Nov

190

6c

1,900
11,700

25%

—

9c

30c

1

Towagmac Exploration
Tower

185

185

*

common

Jan

161

Mar

80c

Jun

35%

Jun

34

Jun

f

Feb

15c

6%c Aug

6.90

Feb

Nov

Nov

15c

100

Oct

3.60

2.10

__

•

Tombill Gold

3%c

2,000

7c

6%

2.15

1

Gold

Oct

1,000
,

1

—

—

8,500

4.15

30

18,790

1.16

30%

-

6%

1

4c

7%C

1.05
5%c

1.16
5%c

...

—

15C

7c

Sep
Dec

Feb

2.25

15,500

*

15c

4.15

...

74

•

3%c
4.15

18%
30

13c

5,300
"135

Thompson-Lundmark

48c

July

"

20%

4,250

75c

Dec

Mar

16% Mar
20

265

2.80

Tip Top Tailors

2.33

Dec

Feb

41c

3,075
,

2.65

Feb

43c

Aug

30'

11 %c

•

River

Toronto

«.—1
1
—1

Lake

Red

3%c

36,600

30 '

29 %

71 %c

Sep

*

—

Orenada Gold
Osisko

1.21

159,800

28%

5%c

11%

*
*

O'Leary Malartlc
Omnitrans Exploration

Orlac

11,050

23c

1.65

1.76

•

Oils

Okalta

1.35

16c

1.35

Selections

31c

1.20

30c

1
•

Oil

15c

25 %c

Mar

5%c

42c

Aug

75c

80

Apr'

Oct

12c

4%c July
Feb

2,400

18

100
6,018
5,000

1

Gold

Tamblyn

22c

7%
24c

49c

166,890

Tcrburn

*

North Star Oil common

45c

6.75

,

50c

Preferred
1

Gold

July

May

5.00

2.46 Mar

8

__

ordinary

Petroleum

Surf Inlet

Sylvanite
25c

1
*

Normetal

6%

Oct

Dec

1.70

July

Sep

6%

3.60
14c

*

71

4%

100

14c

1

500

69

4C

125

7%

6.15

2.80

3,800

3 %C

71

1

Mines

5%

7%

5%c

20,800

90c

Apr

5%

3.60

1

90c

34c

35%

1

;6.70

„

Sudbury Contact

39c

1.50

34c
1

Apr

1.55

1.50

5

Mines

Nisto Mines Ltd

79c

Dec

1 "

1

Dec

19c

Apr

26

.100

1,120

*

3.60

1,

16c

16c

18

28

__

10

14,700

C

16%

Oct

12% Dec

12%

29%

Sturgeon River Gold
•

96

17%

25

preferred

Dec

Jan

86

26

49c

1

Preferred

High
12%

7% July

12%

7%

Steep Rock Iron Mines

12c

8 %C

94

*

7,000

4%c

93%

12%

;—•

common

6c

4%c

~

__

5%

I

Gold

Canada

8%C

8%c
1

Nicholson Mines

Northland

of

8c

-

10,865

—*

A

class

5%C

8c

Thurbois
.

Co

12%

—

Stedman Bros

Steel

Oils

Nib Yellowknifc

Inca

Starratt Olseo

_1

1

North

Radio

Low

107/s

z—*

Stanley Brock class A

Range Since January 1

High

12

*

-1

Pacalta

Northern

Paving common

Preferred

Jun

4c

•

Norgold

43c

1,000

13c

Norzone

Nipissing

19,780

—i

Mines.

Lac

New Norseman Mines

New

1.99

5%C

Standard

Low

100
*

_

Sep
July

Gold

Mosher

New

3.70 May

1.27

Preferred

i

New

New

Shares

•

Standard Chemical common

Oct

5'/3c

Newnorth Gold

for Week

Par

High

17C

1.95

Newlund Mine3

New

Low

High

13C

—

Laguerre Mines

New

Sales

Range
of Prices

STOCKS

Range Since January 1

19c

1

Jason

Week's

Last
Sale Price

Sales

STOCKS

New

ENDED DECEMBER 22

Friday

Week's

Friday

Apr

33,500

4c

Dec

12%c

75c

July

1.75

Jun

*

Transcontinental

•

Resources

Transvlslon-Televislon

Petroleum

1

6.90

6.65

7.10

6,250

4.20

Feb

8.25

Oct

Page Hershey Tubes
Pamour Porcupine Mines

*

52

50

52

265

44%

Jan

52%

88c

42c

42c

40c

33c

*

Petroleums

>•'

44c

>

60c

Dec

24

5,200

36c

July

62c

Apr.

14,800

15c

Feb

57c

Not

2,500

59c

Dec

60c

Dec

Dec

9

v

40c

59c

60c

23% July

Nov

*
1
10c

Trend

24

•

A

26

*

class

Class B

Jun

50,600

Traders Finance

Pacific

Pan

Ltd

Cadillac

Pandora

Oil

Western

80c

38c

90c

3%C

77 %c

13 225

3c

3,500

33c

38c

17c

34,000

Union

Jun

Union

1.58
7c

Feb

May

Dec
Nov

3c

Union

60c

Feb

Mines

Gold

Crow

Pickle

20c

43,700

10

11
44c

1,400

Oct

July

96c

Jan

11-

40c

7%

17%

17%

1,275

13% July

20

12%c

12%c

13c

6,200

8 %c

17c

94c

1.05

72,400

28 %
33%

28%

70

33%

190

165

__

1

United

Corp class A

*

Class

1.53

1.74

7,793

1.53

Dec

3.15 May

United

1.77

1.90

1,880

1.75

Dec

3.45 Mar

United

3.00

3.00

3.00

700

2.90

Dec

4.00

United

Steel

5%c

5 VsC

5%c

25,980

3c

Jan

1.08

1.00

1.10

13,200

49c

July

1.18

1
1

Powell

Rouyn

*
1

River

Powell

Voting
Power

Gold

common

Pressed Metals
Preston East Dome

840

1.05

3,300

56c

95c

500

55c

May

class

preferred

Oct

1.25

Oct

Vicour

July

1.20

Oct

Vlllbona

15%

Jan

22'A

21% Jun

Jun

15%

15

16

940

12%

Jan

1.39

1.25

1.40

5,900

1.25

Dec

2.05

Feb

2.10

2.30

524

Mar

3.55

Jun

5%

5%

90

July

8%

Jan

48

48

49

1

48C

39c

48c

19C

18C

20c

5 "A

'

4,500

1
1
1
1

60c

4,300

95

45% July

49

30c

Mar

64c

15c

Mar

30c
54c

Nov

2.87

1

Mines

Quebec

Gold
Labrador

Quebec

Chibougamau

Quebec Manltou

*

Gold
Quemont Mining —
Quesabe Mines Ltd
Queens ton

•

35c

2,500

30c

Dec

2.32

2.53

46,000

67c

July

62c

57c

70c

57c

Dec

25%,

72,450
6,455

48c

20,000

40c

25

...

23%
44C

—

■

-

17
<

Jun

May

1.84 May

Reef

Petroleum

2,000

24c 28% C

35,450

19c

Sep

32c

32c

40c

59,800

22c

Nov

1

_

27c

23c

25c

__

Reeves MacDonald

23c

Roche

Lac

._

Ryan

12

12

10

10

435

8C

5,200

6c

July

21c

25c

8,700

21c

Dec

29

29

•

Ltd

•

29%

1,855

2c

36

Oct

Jan

57%

Dec

Oct

12c

Oct

1.50 July

4.20

Apr

5.50 July

10%

57c

82c

23c

24c

19

19

9.25

6%

250

Sep

15c

Jun

Jan

29c

May

20c

Jun

82c

Dec

20c

Jan

46c

Jun

19

Dec

14% May

II.50

7.85 July

3,440
125

6c

Not

6c

2c

6,494

55
5%

5c

53%

9.70

53
5%

9.50

.

Sep
Jun

65c

Jan

10,050

80c

__

10%
6%c

10c

9.70

3.50 Mar

19c

9%

24c

l—l-i

Malartic:

West

Nov

33c

43c

8%

Feb

9

Jan

3,000

Mineral

Canada

Jan

Oct

58

4.75 Mar

7

36

Oct
Oct

Preferred

Feb

31%

31 %

*

35
20c

24c

8,825

—

,

14c

•Juh

Aug

20

Oct

Feb

71c

Jun

7c

...216
85
125
115

•

Dec

16

9,500

36
31%
35

28c

\

__

20

'Class A

32c

14%

36

32c

Jun

94

4%c Mar

120

Oct

11c

Sep

87

5,000

14%

.

"

*

;

-

—

5

.

17%

5c

45

87
5VbC

16'/a

—

L

Brew^l

87
5%c

—

-IT

•

*

13% Dec

16%

27%

Jun

36

Dec

-Oct

34

May

31% Mar

35

Dec

30

Oct

Oct

Sep
Jun

60c
4.80

Western
Weston

Sep

Oils

Homestead

10c

12c

Jun

5c

23c

30

29%

30

365

99

98%

99

50

1

10c

8c

10c

13,000

7c

July

——-—1

7c

7c

500

4c

Jan

—

74c

85c

70c

4'Ac
34%

5c
35

:

98%

Sep

32'A

23% Aug

*

:

common

30c

Nov

17c

..100

(Geo)

Preferred

Not

104

Dec

Aug

I4%c

Oct

17c

Jun

May

Winchester Larder

12

Dec

Windward

11%

Apr

Wingait Gold
Winnipeg Electric

16%c Apr
50c

Jun

Wlnora

1

30%

Oct

10%

200

10%

Dec

11

2,674

8.85

Feb

15%

Apr

Zinc

&

5c

1 58

1.36

1.60

18,830

1

51c

47c

53c

179,350

1

Gold

Lead

5c

*

—

80c

9%c
74c

10c
80c

4,000
9,300

0%

6'A

200

1
•

common

,

—

35

1.32

Dec

.

Nov

Mar

9%c May

July

42

Apr

4c

30

15c

Jun

Dec

2.27

Jan

22c

Apr

60c

Oct

'9c

Nov

25c

Apr

73c

July

5

May

6%

Apr

Apr

2.50

Nov

3%c May
1-.36

Aug

12

Yale

—

9,000
4,300
547
7,000

1

Gold Mines

Wright-Hargreaves

27

.

1

WeSteei Products
Western Ashley

5c

100

Wesley Mason preferred

Western Grocers common

84c
—t

1

-

Western

2c

2%c

2c

July

24

23

24

575

17%

Jan

1

20c

20c

23C

29,000

20c

Dec

34c

Oct

1

10c

10c

10c

500

6c

Apr

16c

1

30

29%

39

132

1

__

19%

20

1,450

102

103

50

Yellorex Mines

Jun

•

Ryanor Mining

8.95

*

Oct

11%

12

1

common

Mines

30

Jan

52

14,642
3,210
66,000
34,700
3,500

•

common

Jan

10%

—

_

Industries

Lake

200

1.78

6%c

•

& W)

(Hiram )_(G

Wiltsey-Coghlan

Sep
Sep

6%c

10

Rupununl Gold Mines
Russell

2c

10

—

Royal Bank
Royal Oak Dairy class A
Royallte Oil
_

4c

29,450

7c

*

Co

Oils

Roxana

1,000

4c

_1

—

Little common

Long

*

4%C.

Dec

,

2.03 Mar

*

V

Robinson Cotton

Robinson

700

3c

3%c

.—

13,200

3.95

4%c

-

Gold

27c

3.80

--

Regcourt
Reno

•

1.55

11c

*

97c

25c- Nov

26c

24c

1

1

.___

Apr

26

Feb

1
-

27

July
Apr

1

.__

Not

Aug

-

.

Red Poplar Gold Mines Ltd
Redwater-Piccadllly Petro

I.24

Nov

30c

2.45

30c

———1

Ranwick Uranium

NOV

27 %

6,343
7,100

.

1

__

Wekusko Consolidated

Quebec

Oct

May

75c

1,600

10

1

Amulet

Waterous

8%

1
*

Oils

Walker

8

1.78

■

•

Gold

Wabasso Cotton
Waite

46c

—

•

Mines

Vulcan

8.55

44c

—

*

Ltd

Ventures

64%

57

8.20

57

•

Mines

56%

8

50

-

Upper Canada

July

25

40

Preferred

21c

Jun

Violamac
19

19

__

•
10

Prospectors' Airways
Purity Flour Mills common

62%

95c

—

*
1
1

Corp

61

1.03

L«*
■

1

certificates

trust

July

Oct

42% Mar

A

Oils

Fuel

United Keno Hill

Porcupine Peninsular
Porcupine Reef Gold

—

33%

•

B

1.90

Polaris Oil

96c.

130

Jan

July

1.70

1
*

Gold

Pioneer

Jun

7%

17%

1

9

Gas

Mining
Asbestos

Dec

63c

5

210

44c

1
•

Perron Gold

71c

63c

70c

1
*

Consol

Paymaster

6%

•

Acceptance preferred

United

People's Credit Securities

'

.

9,000

47Ac Jan

Yellowknlfe Bear Mines

1

24

York

*

NOV

Knitting class A

—

2.25

*

Class B

2.25

2.25

1.00

615

1.33

Apr

'

Power

Saguenay

preferred

—

St Lawrence Corp common
2nd preferred
___________

-100

__

__-99

St Lawrence Paper 1st preferred-

103 103%

--

115

103

Dec

12%

Jan

14

Jan

85 %

Jan

104% Mar
33

Nov

20

Dec

104

Oct

Toronto Stock

Exchange-Curb Section
Canadian Funds

San

1

Gold.

_

2.40

2.25

2.40

4,484

15%

15%

15%

1,100

14%

Aug

16

Jun

25%

Antonio

Scythes & Co common

25%

400

25%

Dec

26

Feb

70c

Dec

1.03

Oct

Dec

2.10

Sep

Preferred

Security Freehold Petroleums

•

70c

Oil Co Ltd

Senator

Rouyn

1

—

20c

1,000

1.44

4,500

18 %c

•

73c

1.40

—

Selburn

20c

6,700

2.00 July

1.40
18c

Dec

4.05

40c

Jan

May

Class

preferred

B

(1945)

Shawkey

31

30

31

1,380

22

July

47%

47%

47%

50

46

Nov

51% Aug

51%

52

45

51

Aug

53

May

17 %C

19c

2,700

10c

Feb

42c

May

1.25

1.27

2,000

—

1

Mines.

Sheep Creek Gold

_

50C

—

19c

1.27

1.05

Sep

31%

1.42

Dec

1

Gordon

Shirriff's preferred
Sicks

Breweries

_

_

•

1.60 July
Oct

2.65

.

2.85

51,992

21

2.74

20

_

21

400

20

20

19%

19%

220

19%

19

19

625

18% July

1

6.25

6.05

6.25

1,685

1

common

Voting trust certificates
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
Silanco Mining

35 %c

28 %C

36c

120,600

■

—.
__

_

5.85
14c

Dec

Aug

Co

•

Bulolo

Sep

Canada

Silver

Ltd

comomn

_

Western

60

90c

_

Dairy

84c

90c

15,650

2.15

2.40

5,300

10 Vb

10%

305

95

95

20

•

Dairies class A

Silverwood

21

2.25

Miller Mines

Silver Standard Mining
Silverwood

21

5

pfd__-,.100

'

--

16
48c

July

22%

Apr

Canadian Industries common

22

Jun
Jan

Jan

Dominion
Genera!

Canadian

Western

Consolidated

1.04

Jun

Dec

2.40

•
•

Class B
Preferred

Slscoe

Sladen

1

Malartic

Southam Co
South

—100

Gold

—1

Jan

11

Jan

99 %

For footnotes see page 41.




655

23% July

215

96

29

28%

29

99

100

57c

63c

22,210

30c

14,700

50c

Aug
Dec

99%
61c

56c

Oct

May

55c

60c

—»-

Dec

32%

Oct

101%

Nov

Apr

63c

NOV

19%

100

19

9%c

9%c

500

9%c Nov

33c

34c

2,300

33c

36%

July

19

m

•

26% Mar

34

__

Btadacona Mines

835

34%

*
_

Brazeau

35%

10

Sep

2,950

NOV

31

Oct

36

38

10%

Dec

1.05 May
22
18c

38

Dec

Feb

10 %

Nov

Jan

130%

Dec

9.75

Jan

24% Jan

830

9

32,022
470

3%
92

••

6.00

6.25

400

6.00 Dec

20%

20%

20%

100

20% July

_*

13%

13%

13%

40

_•

20 %-

20%

20 %

745

18% July

Dalhoivsie

31% :

35

375

21%

4.00

1,325

2%

Jan

May
Jun

63 %c Mar

Hayes

*

6%

6%

6%

70

70

70

80

1.20

1.20

300

31%

30%

32 %

28 %C

28 %C

•

Paper

1

-

Paper

.

Dec

31c

Jan

7,230

17%

Jan

4,000

28c

-

July

7.25
80
1.75
34

Apr
Sep
Nov

Sep
Nov

49%c May

25

16

Jan

56

155

40

July

56%

Oct

26%

25%

26%

75

15%

Jan

26 %

Dec

27

Feb

37%

33

34

305

53

51%

53

2,167

22

21%

22

615

5

26

25%

26%

2,950

common

Ontario Paper

,_1

Oreille
common

Consolidated

Jan

70c

_5

Utilities

new

57

5%

36 Vs

Steel
Paper

Yukon

35
-

54%

International

Pend

Nov
Nov

36 V8

*

Aircraft

International

Price Bros

3.50 Jan

7,090

•

Lumber

15

Oil

Minnesota &

Sep

14%
22

Feb

3.40

Bridge

Donnacona

23

Dec

_1

Copper

deHavilland

11%

_•

Dec

9%

—_.

Investments

Westinghouse

Coast

Dominion

Simpson's Ltd class A

May

8

'

3

Nov

Jan

Sugar

Canadian Marconi

23%

1.85

92

,

5

—

_•

Vinegars

Canadian

Silknit

High

Low

360

Nov

Canadian

38c

9VB

127 130%

-5

Gold

7%

Range Since January 1

>

38

00

Preferred

7

.

10%

~1

common

High

8%

7%

.5

Devel

Newfoundland

Asbestos Corp

Brown

Dec

8.85

Low

—*—

Nov

3.00

Shares

*

Andian National

&

21

for Week

>ar

Canada

Sherritt

Sales

Range
of Prices

Friday

Anglo

Shawinigan Water & Power common.-*
50
Class A preferred

Week's

Last

Sale Price

STOCKS

*
—

_1

8.15

7.90

8.15

850

26%

26'A

26%

610

50c

52C

1,500

51c

41

Oct

36% Mar

Jan

64

Aug

18% July

25

Jun

17%

26%

Oct

Jan

9.35

Sep

26%

Dec

26%

Dec

50c

Sep

63c

Oct

5.05 Mar

Volume 172

Xuml>er 4971'.. .''

The Commercial and FiiutwssU Chronicle

-.

(2517)

OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, December 22
■rlf 4

'

■
k,

Investing Companies

V

Mutual Funds—

Par

«

Aeronautical Securities

Affiliated
Amerex

Fund Inc

Holding

Business Shares:

American

Mutual

Axe-Hcughton
Beneficial
Inv

Boston

Tr

1

3.99

4.31

10.67

11.60

General

9.70

10.49

Home

Net

5

Bullock

Fund

lc

5.02

5.53

22.49

24.31

lc

5.18

5.71

Steel

20.35

1

21.94

41.30

18.60

20.11

100 5,350

com

100

National

1

1

20.04

Inc.—

20c

4.69

Stock Fund

First

Boston

Mutual Trust

30.76

Inc.l

2.31

Corp—

stock

lc

series

lc

5.80

17.41

-1

63.38
5.31

Stock Fund_lc

8.02

Automobile shares

lc

__

shares

7.94

Chemical

shares ___.____u._lc
Electrical Equipment shares.lc

8.13

Fully

General

7.84
8.80

Institutional

bond

shares__lc

9.72

Investing Company shares__lc
Priced shares.:
I
_lc

9.68

.

Petroleum

Railroad

7.22
9.12

Bond

lc

2.82

lc

shares

Tobacco

Utility

shares

4.99
6.46

lc

shares

____1

1.92

Group

28.44

12.74
80c

Bond

Group

Keystone

15.40
10.90
16.40

,16.78

Custodian

B-l

(Medium

(Low

Funds—

(Investment

Bonds)

(Speculative

Priced

Loomis Sayles
(Net
(Net

3-50

1-

2-51

bl.60

1.30%

5-

1-50

2-

1-51

bl.65

Stks)_i

com

6.58

7.18

Mutual

5.97

6.54

2.48

2.71

Fund—

Value)....:
£_*
Sayles Second Fund—
Asset Value)
.:
MO

35.24

25.24

1.55%

1.70%

11-

1-50

8-

1-51

bl.80

1.65%

1.55%

1.75%

12-

1-50

9-

4-51

bl.80

1.65%

12.91

1.60%

14.15

1-

2-51

10-

1-51

bl.85

1.70%

11.25

12.33

12.01

13.16 *

equipment

1

stock

1

13.70
11.46

12.47

1-50

9-

6-

1-51

1

12.28

13.46

;__1

23.34

25.58

Invest Fund___l

13.22

14.49

:

Utility

1

7.93

7.73

8.47

1

8.37

United States

8.69

1

9.17

._

1

11.37
10.55

Bid
Dec.

12.46

JJM:..—___MM.__M

Tobacco

11.56

28, 1950

Jan.

'

4,

Jan.

Pacific Amer Investors com__10c
$1.50
preferred
5
Petroleum
Putnam

&

(Geo)

Fund

Investors

Scudder,

Fund____l_l

Stevens 8c Clark'

Fund,
Selected

Inc

(net

Amer

asset

""

25'

18.72

2.99

54:76

Inc

*

Texas

Industry

series

7.31

bl.39

1.25%

bl.39

1.25%

March 8,

bl.39

1.25%

March

March

1951—

bl.39

United

Income

8,

1951—

bl.39

United

Science

8.01

11.84

12.90
13.08

82c

1

22.44
11.07

York

Fifth

Manhattan

Aetna

—

Life

■

Agricultural

1

10

-

—MO

__25«

58

60

67%

70%

Alliance

68

12.03

5.65

Central Hanover Bank & Trust 20
Chase National Bank

5.94

6.49

11.92

12.16

Commercial

18.83

20.54

1

3.86

4.18

39%

Continental Bank & Trust

10

25%

1

2.47

2.77

4.59

First National Bank

1

2.55

Franklin

Empire

N Y)

Jersey Insurance of
Maryland Casualty

N

preferred

27%

Merchant Fire Assurance
Merchants & Mfrs„

of

Re-Insurance

Newark.

2%
10

Surety
Autpmobile

18%

24%

34%

.25

55

10

59

,62

Bankers & Shippers..

25

101

107

Boston

10

Bank & Trust——10

22

24

32

34

100 1,220

1,280

10

54

57

100

289

57%

National

Casualty

National

Fire

National

Camden

Fire

5

Connecticut General
Continental
Crum

Life

Casualty

—10

20%
99

61%

22%
102

10

& Forster Inc:

69%

6

4

(Detroit) —10
10

Fire

34%

New

Amsterdam
York

5

Hampshire Fire

New

North

Casualty...—2
.10

Bank of CommerceMO

*

.10

24%

26%

30

Fire Assn

of

Fireman's

37%

54%

Pacific

73%

8%

of

Frisco

36
58

34

36

34%

36% V

12.50

42%

:_3.33%

73/4

„

Co-

10
5

10

66 %

114%
21%

2

Republic
St

General Reinsurance
Glens

Corp

Falls

Globe

&

Globe

10

1

5

&

2nd

Great

Republic

—5

Rutgers Fire common_5
preferred
15

American

__5

Hanover

Fire

Hartford

Fire

Hartford

Steamboiler

Home

——

10
—

.1—




lo
10
5

Paul

<Texas)
Fire

27

56

Seaboard

11

12%

Security

Marine

20

& Co Inc

19%
96

31

32%
143

34%
36

21%
101

Haven)

York

56%

34 %

147

59%
16%
88

3%

29%

31%

7%

10

114

8%

36

12%

117

.10

58%
32

U

S

100

Fidelity

&

S

Guarantee

38

Westchester Fire

505

33%

520

Guaranty Co..2

43%

45%

4

65%

68%

Fire

S

...

12%

53

55

Bank— __20

Nat'l

56

58

54%
47

25

St.

244

45

Trust

Louis

Amer

Exchange

Nat'l

94

Boatmen's

48%

Sterling

93

97

35

36

Eank.. —20

44%

47%

17

51%

Bank -20

First National Eank.

National

_25

Title Guarantee &

Trust——12

United States Trust—_—

100

246

256

24

26

171

177

Mercantile-Commerce

Nat'l. _100

Mississippi Valley Trust
Chicago

Mutual

',/■
100

Trust

Northern

St

205

&

Bank

Louis

&

Trust.

Union

^-25,

89%

33%

United

93

Bank

100

Trust

—20

300

San

100

Trust Co

280
610

630

Bank of

&

Trust—

57%

__

——

53

57

55%
160

—

250

MOO

Savings.

244

13

54%
57

___

Tower Grove Bank & Trust- —20

Illinois

National Bank & Trust

First National Bank:
Harris

190

54%

Manufacturers Bank & Trust_20

Mercantile-Commerce B & T .100

8%

8%

National

Francisco
Amer

T & S

N

A—6.25

25%

27%

Bonds—

Security Issues

Boston

Bid

2%s

Edison

-—1980

Power

Bell Tel

Co

Potomac

102%

103%

101%

100%

101%

100%

101%

101

101%

2%s_1980

101%

101%

2%s__1985

100%

101%

101

101%

1980
.1980
1990

Pow

Power

Ask

2%s—1980

Virginia Elec & Pow 2%s„1980

2%s

Elec

Bid

Southern

Co 2%s„

Niagara Mohawk

Bonds—

102%

Dallas Pow & Light 2%s
Illinois

Ask

102
101

'

Calif

Gas

Stocks—

Alabama
Florida

Pow

Pow

Northern
Tenn

Gas

4.64%

Co

4.60%

pfdMOO

Corp 4.60%

pfd. 1C0

105

106%

102%

103 %

pfd_*

102

102%

100

States Pow $4.10

100

102

Transmission—

preferred

43%

31%

U

States

34

41%

U

National Bank

United

62%

.10

10

36%

52%

.238

20

152

14%

10

—

41

8%

85

Springfield Fire & Marine

Travelers

First

46%

a

share

32%

19%

Recent
146

Standard

Accident

330

39

Portland

1,650

100

City Bank

Public Serv El & Gas 2%s__1980

Surety —
(New

315
310

44%

29

53%

&

20

91

N J

118%
23

& Trust—100

& Trust

32

18%

Deposit Nat'l Bank.100

Peoples First National Bank

"

62%

_10

67

28%

5

10

59%

'—5

Firemen's of Newark

P)

(J

Continental

33%
56

27%

57%-

62%

25

Pittsburgh

42%

75

10

42%

20 %

____

Indemnity

41

Mellon Nat'l Bank

32

2.50

Northeastern

40

10

,_L

Phila_;

Fund

*

25

2%

Fidelity & Deposit of Md

10

29%

100 1,600

'37%

10

Federal

52

«

23%

19

;

25

Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance

10

Detroit

Public Nat'l Bank & Trust—17%

'

49

•*'

39%

Fire__-

River

Northern

68

of

Bank

Farmers

Bank—

75%

_10

...

New

19%

.5

—

Union

37

66:-

298

10

...

City Nat'l Bank & Trust

New

59%

Morgan

20

227a
32

375

35%

Commerce—__10

of

42%
120

National

National

54

18

—:_10 7

Massachusetts .Bonding

42%

American

50

1

Convertible preferred__5

26

Ask

136%

20

common

39%

Bid

132%

10

Y

24

American

360

_16

34%

Los Angeles

74%

72%

40%
116

Manufacturers Trust Co
Par

4

American

5

10

Fiduciary Trust

Insur Co of North America

5

Casualty..5

,.,100

Co

33

Detroit

41%'

4%

16

Trust

Federation

Ask

Bid

—20

Security-First National

Plains,

Kings County Trust

Automobile

&

1.34%

V"4

Equitable

Fidelity

1.32%

63%

County Trust Co.
(White

Trust

National

Corn Exchange Bank & Trust_20

1

American

American

1.32%
\

37%

x61

10

Eank

City Bank—J

Bank

104

35%

—20

North Amer Trust Shares—
Series 1955
jl

American

Assur

Union

National Bank &

9.70

Prior

bl.39

National

National

46%

101

15

Chemical Bank & Trust

8.48

$2.10

bl,39

1951.

Par,
Central

340

44%

—10

Trust Co.

—

*71

1951.

Ask

30%

325

*.-10

—

Unit Type Trusts—
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series E—
__2.50

$1.05

American

15,
22,

Cleveland
100

Trust

1

1956.

bl.39

Cleveland

Co..10

Avenue

1

Investment Co

Bid

28%

»

the

of

l

Wellington Fund
Wisconsin

New

Bank

Bankers

5.17

Inc

Investing Corp

1951—

Banks & Trust Companies
Bank of New York &

92c

19.68

Fund___l

Fund

Street

1, 1951—

1.30%

9.97

12.10

Shares___l

Fund

March

1.30%

Feb,

'

1,

62.00

9.16

"

25c

B

'1.32%

1951——.
1951—

Par

Shares

Fund

1.30%

bl.39

11,
18,

1.30%

10S6O"

1

Inc

bl.39

24.91

l

Fund

bl.39

1951

54.76

12.57

...1

Inc

1951—

23,

25, 1951

Television-Electronics
Fund

15,

Feb.

Feb.

"

23.48

Corpi^#5 59.50 "

Fund

Feb.

1.25%

■.■«&*

2%

Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Sovereign Investors—:.*.—
1
State Street Investment
Technical

Ask

1.00%

bl.39

-

3.27

~

value)M

Shares

Bid

bl.36

1951

Jan.

25 Va

17

5

Treasury Bills

Ask

Jan.

4

3%
24

17.41

Trading....

Ask

Insurance

1.60%

13.67

Irving Trust

Aetna

bl.75

wi

12.56

1

1.40%

1.80 %

15.41

1

Insurance Companies
104%

1.60%

bl.75

Industrial

Bid

Ask

bl.80

bl.75

Square, N Y
Guaranty Trust

100%

Bid

2-51

7-

bl.75

Series

Par

2-50

1-50

Public

50.74

Casualty & Surety.. ..MO*

Due

10-

1-51

Franklin

Aetna

1.65%

2-51

Independence Trust Shares

>.

1

25c

Fund

Dated

1.45%

17.45

Asset

Loomis

4-

1.35%

5-

Value Line Fund

Fund

Trust

1.30%

10.48

4-

Wall

(Low

Rate

13.09

9.56

3-

19.12

S-4

Lexington

Ask

1-50

33.85
17.84

Bid

Due

1-50

28.17

16.35

Dated

3-50

17.52

15.99

Credit Bank Debentures
Rate

8-

31.03

Stks) 1

100.4

7-

'25.82

Stocks)___l

99.9
99.12

100.3

6-

Stks)_l

com

1955

1.35%

pfd Stks>l

(Appreciation

15,

1.40%

Bond

S-3

l%s Dec.

1.40%

Preferred Stock

com

.8625

5.36

Union

(Income

99.8322

11.48

Union

S-2

99.10

16.77

28.65

common

99.7

1955

1951

4.89

21.12

(Appreciation

1954.,

15,

10.82

-27.93

(Income pfd Stocks)____1

15,

1,

15.30

19.36

(Quality

March

l%s March

1951

1

27.38

S-l

l%s

.8882

15,

1

25.60

12.74

.8202

l%s Nov.

.9135

99.8703

11.94

Industry

___1

11.67

99.7950

.9177

99.8981

_1

Bonds) 1
1

.8293

99.9023

Oct.

_1

Trusteed

Bonds)

Ask

99.8054

l%s

.1

supply

Bonds)____1

Grade

Priced

Knickerbocker

stock..

Railroad

11.85

America

Bid

Notes—(Cont.)

.9177

4.60

Railroad Equipment
Steel
___£

16.87

1

of

B-2

K-2

1.28

lc

Co

B-3

K-l

1.16

Management Fund___l

Investors

B-4

lc

98.20

99.9023

"C"_
l%s July 1, 1951 "D"
1%S Aug. 1, 1951
1%S Oct. 1, 1951

11.08

Oils

89c

Mc «'

Group shares

Stock

98.12

1957-1955

8.77

10.11

Metals

13.96

lc

Insurance
Investment

8.00

1

Pacific Coast

30.75

shares

Bank'Group shares
and

1

—

Machinery
Merchandising

2.09

5

1,

100.20

Maturity—
Treasury

"B"

18.62

Insurance

5.11

10c

Incorporated Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—

Oct.

99.8

100.12

Electrical

6.34

4.73

99.8

99.2

_

Diversfiied Investment Fund.l
Diversified preferred stock..1

4.59

5.78

99.2

_

1953-1951—

Price

Ask

13.70

Republic
Inc

Income Foundation Fund

Aviation

4.18

lc

Fund

Plan

4.20
17.32

12.50

Inc—

Chemical

8.04

i.

1, 1952-1950
1,

4.44

1

Diversified

7.09

7.33

4.05

_1

5.48

lc

lc

stock

shares

read

Stocks

Corporate bond series

3.11

Equipment shares

Railroad

Steel

have

Building

II.37

*___lc

shares

10.38

Series

Group

York

Bank

7.02

shares

Series

Aviation

9.99

6.40

Stock

Automobile

7.92

__lc

Series

Agriculture

New

10.61

__lc

Merchandising shares
Mining shares

119%

5.98

10.20

i

CO IS"

4.60

9.20

Low

r—i

4.80

5.47
4.20

Bid

Notes—
l%s July 1,1951
l%s July 1, 1951

8.21

4.39

9.64

8.39

shares

May

1%S

Treasury

8.22

7.54

1

8.59

lc

Machinery shares lc

bond

7.52

1

9.07

5.63

Industrial

_1

8.30

12.61

5.13

Series
Series

1

8.91

11.51

_lc

shares

Bond

5.45

8.70

administered shares.Mc

Food

Howe

-

99.12

Dollar

6.36

9.38

8.56

lc

1961

_

2%s Feb. 1, 1955-1953—

Maturity—

4.25

7.85

7.16

_____lc

Building shares

7.91

4.99

Securities—
(The)

7.24

5.82

8.79

__

l

3.89

5.74

Corp

_

U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness

Series—

l

64.15

1

Capital

Investors Trust.

l%s

l%s Jan.

11.44

l

18.93

General

10.58

New England Fund

19.08

17.51

Inc_

15.79

1

Series

should

6.35
•

1

Fund

General

RR

7.33

6.69

series

Investors Inc-—_2

99.31

Central Bank for Cooperatives—

16.59

14.71

Low Priced Com Stock
Series.l
Natural Resources Fund Inc
Quotation of Friday Dec 15

6.23

5.62

1

_

Federal Land Bank Bonds—

15.88

15.00

1

Stock

Industrial

Inc—

point

16.48

14.61

1

Series

Selected.

30%

x29%

10

Fund

15.24

1

.1

Stock

2.53

Custodian Funds

stock

Priced

a

99.31
100.1

Issues

Securities—

Speculative

4.86
31.25

Fund

Inc.l

Inc

Investors Corp

Income

21.43
,

—.—5

Fidelity Fund Inc.
Financial Industrial
First

Low

Panama Canal 3s

100.1

99.29

32nds of

Issues—(Cont.)

35.32

Fund

Boston

National Security
Bond series

30.83

28.84

2nd

of

Balanced Fund

Preferred
1

32.67

more

9.02

Invest Fund Inc

Howard—
—

8.23

Fund

I.88

Fund

Inc__10c

interest__l

beneficial

Investors

Nation-Wide

17.40

Eaton

of

Fund

Mutual

6.88

1.71

_

Other

or

Other

Trust—

Mutual

145

6.33

1

Bond

Investors

Mass

5, 500"

140

shares

Ctfs

24.C4

38.41

shares

Manhattan
Mass

1

Metals

one

99.31

99.4

9.32

18.82

15.83

Aviation

99.29

22.01

25c

Common

1951

20.47

—1

Group

15,

5.52

99.29

4.88

5.01

9.31

Fund
Shares

Industries

Aug

3.94

4.43

Delaware

Gas

1.70s

3.57

__1

Dividend

Common

99.31

lc

Non-Ferrous

26%

Preferred

1951

lc

24%

Fundamental

15,

Petroleum

Consolidated Investment Trust-1

Franklin

June

Paper shares

5

:

Fund

1.80s

3%

Commonwealth Investment

Equity

l%s April 2, 1951
l%s May 15, 1951

3,92

lc

6%

10c

Securities

Balanced

4.54

3.55

shares_-l-0

18.61

Ltd__

Preferred

&

4.12

99.31

"^

sharesiilc**-

Industries

Furnishings shares

2%

Century Shares Trust
Christiana

4.19

Electrical Equipment

represent
Ask

3.80

shares.lc

5%

;

Fund

Bid

4.22

.1

Corp

Figures after decimal point

Federal Home Loan Banks—
1%S Feb 15, 1951—

3.83

17.12

Inc

Street Invest

Chemical

lc

—*

America

Obligations Of Government Agencies

Ask

1

value.—

asset

Bid

„1

B

Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Broad

shares

Business Equipment

1

Corp

of

Fund

Automobile

M

Fund

Bond

4.95
43

r

Par

Funds—

Inc__

Corp

Holdings

Managed

Fund Inc

Fund

Blair

41%

Mutual Funds—

8.44

4.57

_10

:

Ask

7.70

1%

Corp

American

Axe-Houghton

Bid

_1

10

89%

93%

2

21%

23%

price,
sales

Odd
of

lot

sale

stock,

k Admitted

(not

Included

d Deferred

to listing

in

delivery
011

N.

Y.

(not included In year's range),

privileges,
*No

wd When

par

value,

delivery,

year's
sales
Stock

(not

b Bid

included

Exchange,

n

yield
in

tThcse

issued,

bonds

x
are

price,... c Ex-dividend

year's

Admitted

t Ex-liquidating dividend.

v/i When

tin default.

range),

Ex-dividend,

range).,
to

e

$2

trading

N.

Y.

(Un) Admitted

to

Unlisted

y

Ex-rights,

and

Ex-interest,

z

subject to all Federal taxes.

Curb,

1/20
f Flat

r

Cash

Trading

Ex-stock dividend.

41

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
42

.

Monday, December 25, 1950

.

.

(2518)
Week Ended Dec. 16

THE COURSE OF

compared with a year ago.
telegraphic advices fiom the chief
cities of the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Dec. 23, clearings
feu: all cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings
will be 11.7% above those of the corresponding week last year.
Our preliminary
total stands at $18,618,823,817 against $16,673,519,304 for the same week in 1949.
At
this center there is a gain for the week ended Friday of 8.1%.
Our comparative
week will show an increase

clearings this

Bank

compiled by us based upon

^Preliminary figures

*

BANK CLEARINGS

for the week follows:

nummary

Chicago-/"-"
Philadelphia"
~
Kansas'clty"—
6t. Louis
gan Francisco

Pittsburgh

-

—

Ten cities

five days

361,140.000
368,686,950
356,401,704
238,223,711

490,681,046
289.091,656

-

Baltimore

$8,891,973,795
766.235.629
1,048,000.000
526,139,575
282,259,270
285,500,000

*600,000.000
404,554,110
345,900,000
421,679.000
411.479,149

Boston

-

-

%
+ 8.1
+26.4
+ 12.5
+14.0
+43.3
+21.2
+ 16.8
+ 11.6

1949

$9,008,856,969
968.789,947
1.179.000,000

——

917.211

75,6

1,332,237

1,622,987

1,071,890

+ 51.4

1,221,661

1.203,831

1,240.744

+

3.0

1,319,082

1,247,136

Lancaster

4,271,758

3.484.347

+

22.6

3,691,389

3,673,305

1,059,000,000

971.000,000

+

9.1

Philadelphia

In the
we

.

complete results of the previous week —

2,346,440

4,913,519

+ 14.3

4,855,580

4,046,457

—14.1

2,862,509

3,177,484

5,648,140

—

Delaware—Wilmington

12,290,906

14.301,083

14,087,554

11.477,585

New Jersey—Trenton

11,463,567

10,794,969

+

6.2

18,732,978

12,987,663

1,109,938,844

1,020,765,912

+

8.8

1,046,330,739

1,064,983,411

Federal

District—Cleveland—

Reserve

8.455.218

7.010 421

7.873.977

7,895,120

209,411,552

190.988,647

+

9.7

209,238,719

205.315.954

385,152,185

+14.4
+ 12.5

372,802,705

375,278.052

44,813,800

336,593,711
39,847,800
4,697,217
8.469.603

+17.8
+21.1

39,146.900
5,043,959

32,449,600

5.534,142
10.256,575
371,908,587

292,459,261

1,035,532,059

Fifth

.

Federal

+20.6

6,274,174

+27.2

353,552,017

327,138,725

880,066,660

+17.7

997,466,903

958,951,646

3,170.403

2,710,914

17.514.000

14,360,000
135,881.212

4,717,203

3,998,191

Maryland—Baltimore

254,569,030

221,668.983

District of Columbia—Washington—

107,146,586

94,781,280

536,718,735

473,400,580

+13.4

Total (6 cities)

the week

8.8%. In the Cleveland Reserve

District by 4.2%. The Chicago Reserve

gain of 15.8%, in the Dallas Reserve District
San Francisco Reserve District of 7.9%.

Cifcy Reserve District the totals record a

3,308,234

+17.0
.+22.0
+ 10.1
+18.0
+14.8
+13.0

149,601,513

South Carolina—Charleston

\

4,600,020

9,808,626

District—Richmond—

Reserve

Virginia—Huntington

Virginia—Norfolk

District has to its
an improvement of 16.4% and in the Minneapolis Reserve District of 20.9%,
the St. Louis Reserve District the totals suffer a decline of 2.3%. In the Kansas

of 12,9% and in the

2,661,245

Wilkes-Barre

West

the Richmond Reserve District by 13.4%

district the totals are larger by 17.7%, in

•sfWit in

6,314,335

9.9

York—

Total (7 cities)

which we present further below

of,J5.4% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of

credit

3,516,244

6,031,518

—

Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh

of 4.1%, the aggregate of
clearings for the whole country having amounted to $17,281,114,355 against $16,595,#35,098 in the same week in 1949. Outside of this city there was a gain of 11.7%, the
I&tnk clearings at this center having recorded a loss of 2.3%. We group the cities
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this
appears that in the New York District (including this city) the totals show a
decrease of 1.8%, but in the Boston Reserve District the totals register an increase

and in the Atlanta Reserve

1,017,000.000

3,397,495

+

Mansfield

For that week there was an increase

16.

ending Dec.

989,000,000

0.5

3,649,307

6,210.353

week covered by the foregoing

elaborate detailed statement, however,

able to give final and

are

942.704

2.0

3,631,600

;

Youngstown

will appear
ifei our issue of next week. We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
•ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
Complete and exact details for the

+

6,332,868

Reading
Scranton

Columbus

+11.7

$18,618,823,817 $16,673,519,304

Total all cities for week

1,431,542

1,610,278

Cleveland

+

596,294,385

720.078,490

day

S

Bethlehem

Fourth

11.3\
+20.8 V

$17,898,745,327 $16,077,224,919

Total all cities, five days
All cities, one

1947

Chester

Pennsylvania—Altoona

Richmond

:

$

Cincinnati

+ 12.2
+ 7.7

2.952,664,285

3.178,713,450

Other cities, five days

1948

Dec. Vc

District—Philadelphia—

Reserve

Ohio—Canton

+37.7
+21.4

$14,720,031,877 $13,124,560,634

-

Inc.or

$

TELEGRAPH

1950

New York

Cleveland

Federal

Third

1949

Hi

Total (11 cities)

BY

CLEARINGS—RETURNS
Week Ended Dec. 23—

'

1950

'

Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—

22.716.783

Tennessee—Knoxville

88.540,259

Nashville

21,598,315
81,791,260

13,239,000
147,184,180

4,021,991

3,897,677

224,117,582

234,525,486

87,860,411

79,033,590

475,503,863

480,989,416

»*"-

24,558,762

5.2

+

8.3

80,295,480

77,738,162
271,700,000

261900,000
4,903.618

+ 2 5

258,900,000

+38 8

5.202.965

5,433,849

Augusta——

4,912,511
95,912,065

+10.6
+15.8

Macon

111.091,384

Florida—Jacksonville

24.691,066

+

268,500,000
6,808.161

Georgia—Atlanta

3,059,483

14.394,000

141,801,595

4,259,163

4,571,805

4.044,110

86,519,395

84.968,872

115,059,424
7,541,896

117.027,720

118.656,751

133,461,339

—11.1

8,791,991

7,344,052

+19.7

676,813

566,575

+19.5

685,199

7,240,125
497,033

138.098.297

125,784,332

+

9.8

134,713,509

135,814,491

769,314,288

Alabama—Birmingham

738,174,067

+

4.2,

718,048,435

727,980,747

Mobile

Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
Total (10 cities)

Reserve District—Chicago—

Seventh Federal

2,423,063

Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids

1,545,878
11,617,640
5,373,602
5,783,675
57,065,000

+56.7*

1,490,246

1,549,793

11,962,365

10,675,760

6,394,624

7,709,750

9.540,588

7,375,283

+17.8
+41.2
+ 13.1
+25.2^
+29.4

3,583,505

3,035,478

+18.1

13,680,429

7,589,209

Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne

6,540,921
71,457,000

Indianapolis
South Bend

—

Terre Haute

7,024,200

6,074,433

66,304,000

56,570,000

7,129,644
3,001,268

6,629,231
t

64,157,697

+25.0

4,826,275

3,891,489

+24.0

69,041,903
3,754.602

64,456,725

38,446,732

29,104,383

+32.V

29,362.804

32,066,911

19,039,420
1,520,371
901,430,687

14,842,630
1,057,370
793,140,499

+28.3
+43.8
+13.7

16,027,814

15,539,026

1,018,997

1,253,868

881,294,301

835,139,022

4,370,565

3,660.387

+19.4

3,609,373

3,211,298

14,429,411

11,909,904

+21.2

80,200,448

Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines-

Sioux City

Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
Decatur.

3,513,342

13,625,079

9,837,010

Rockford—

7,819,761

5,739,599

+36.2

6,643,226

5,233,863

Springfield..

4,766,581

4,049,281

+17.7

4,354,894

3,469,183

1,191,664,966

1,023,349,800

+ 16.4

1,132,044,340

1,062,939,215

349.100,000

Peoria

In the

following

we

furnish

SUMMARY

OF

Dec. %

675,523,677
9,421,732,301
1,064,983,411

-11

Cleveland

"

1,109,938,844

1,020,763,912

3.8

7

"

1,035,532,059

880,066,660

+17.7

997,466,903

958,951,646

"

536,718,735

473,400,580

+13.4

475,503,863

480,989,416

+

—

+ 15.4

575,452,828

9,055,631,112

44

12

Richmond

9,223,955,580

«Ui.

Atlanta

^—10

44

769,314,288

Chicago

17

44

1,191.664,966

4

-

568,104,560

581,614,586

7

"

464,449,158

+

1,023,349,800
384,051,944

Louis!

1.8

—

738,174,067

TUi.

#+)/. St.

$

$

626,233,172
9,151,320,514
1,046,330,739

-

Philadelphia

Mil

$

663.910,417

12 Cities

-

2nd New York
3rd

Total (17 Cities)

Inc. or

6

Boston

*

1947

1948

1949

$

Federal Reserve Districts

4lli

CLEARINGS

BANK

1950

Week Ended Dec. 16—

1st

by Federal Reserve Districts:

a summary

718,048,435 "

4.2

Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St. Louis—:

286,400,000

306,200,000

—

G.5

332,800,000

Kentucky—Louisville

155,067,741

145,624.075

—

124,150,446

120,059,708

2,383,409

4.7
0.9
+22.3

156,038,364

124,253,410

148,070,230
125,395,819
1,94«;537

+

Tennessee—Memphis

1,783,624

2,163,239

568,104,560

581,614,586

—

2.3

614,772,434

616,947,022

Illinois—Quincy
Total (4 cities)

727,980,747

+ 16.4

1,132,044,340

1,062,939,215

2.3

614,772,434

616,947,022

+20.9

432,632,263

405,028,015

—

Ninth Federal Reserve

District—Minneapolis—

7,288,281

7,546,885

291,527,568

277,861,712

+28.1
+18.3
+33.8

104,949,891

95,373,700

9,406,442

8,295,400

4,083,465

3,219,553

+29.7
+45.4

4,359,594

3,788,947

11,017,022

8,941,818

284,051,944

+20.9

432,632,263

405,028,015

910,803

504,744

+80.4

635,387

*565,000
9,578,460

Minnesota—Duluth

Minneapolis

tOth Kansas

San

Total
4

503,068,374

+ 15.8

557,565,922

516,439,291

44

375,176,715

332,215,623

+ 12.9

239,981,619

322,025,020

44

927,096,965

859,819,144

+

7.9

840,499,868

841,517,059

10

44

6

Francisco

10

Dallas

-S21U

582,726,536

City--

„

17,281,114,355

7.674,978,873

4.1

16,832,400,072

17,095.056,820

+ 11.7

16,595.935,098

8,567,430,419

112 cities

—

Outside New York City

7,987,695,147

now

add

our

detailed

statement

469,208
7,994,443

+20.4
+19.8

536,350

587,544

7,646,753

6.602,912

+22.5

135,803,641

128,621,477

309,323,425

St. Paul

116,384,584

North Dakota—Fargo.;

9.083,971

7,677,540

South Dakota—Aberdeen

4,589,346

3,430,054

5,092,551

3,925,316

12,078,577

'

8,306,624

Helena

Total (7 cities)

464,449,158

—

showing the figures for each city for the
Tenth Federal

week ended Dec. 16 for four years:

Reserve District—Kansas

Nebraska—Fremont

W'eek Ended Dec. 16

Hastings.—
1949

1950

Clearings at—

$

$

-

1948

Inc. or

1947

$

Dec. %

$
.

1,954,539

1,936,307

+21.7

4,867,839

4,261,645

+ 14.2

4,272,979

4,786,189

549,752,788

Portland

473,636,120

+16.1

515,079,940

569,966,768

"

.

Missouri—Kansas

feowell

357.373,053
3,236,852

Federal

Reserve

$03,068,374

16,062,746

Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo

1.

6,965.969

+19.4
+ 36,9.

5.908,159

14,948,164

11,803,638

+11.4
+19.9
+33.0
+38.1

370,710,451

344,681,393
13,770,327

2,305,251

1,910,152

+15.8 '

557,565,922

516,439,291

15,362,545
2,651,411

2,039,799

7,639,379

Total (10 cities)

2,337,127

8,574,921

Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—

+35.1

6,675,141

6,303,672

7.2

32,264,124

29,639,570

Dallas

+20.7

12,936,849

13,159,861

Fort Worth

30,859,400

+ 19.6

37,280,000

35,111,300

2,134,006

—18.6

1,675,245

1,520,739

575.452,828

+ 15.4

626,233,172

675,523,677

—

0.1

36,697,077

12,669.817

+

2.3

3,517,278

2,968,843

+ 12.7

93,531,102

98,022,622

6,593,225

27,072,086

29,137,479
12,796,247

663,910,417

—

9,117,418
„

i

Galveston

8,939,146

2.0

7,955,542

5,982,972

306,950,118

271,477,157

+13.1

178,522,327

269,051,000

34,683,351

Texas—Austin

27,967.387

+24.0

29,851,430

27,096,665

7,004,001

6,668,897

4,665,618

3,390,597

332,215,623

3.9"
7.4

0.4

12,112,702

9,834,889

+ 12.9

5,142,303

11,947,530

375,176,715

Total (6 cities)

6,874,000-

+
+
—

6,742,100

5,523,024

11,898,803

Wichita Falls

Louisiana—Shreveport

+

239,981,619

322,025,020

.

District—New York
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—

Hew York—Albany

35,507,932

Sltnira

1,951,626

1,848,692

+26.8

2,382,970

2,078,280

8,920.956,225

2.3

8,344,704,925

9,146.645,605

—

26,538,612

22,564,890
15,294.820

+20.2

+17.6

24,087,760

20,093,548

18,443,397

Syracuse

13,783.963

+33.8

14,112,318

Jersey-Montclair.

-9ng80

a

Newark

68.070,509
...—^

—,

151,076,760

Washington—Seattle

129,1549,960

4,317,809

Utah—Salt Lake City

i

115,890,259

116,405,751

+26.1

4,339,896

4,850,978

6.9
+17.6
+14.0
— 3.3

160,077,066

157,402,189

64,580,626

58.561,85L

12,121,978
9,522,145

10,950,139

8.7

446,145,763

458.344,829

+17.4

162,272,361
60,196,927
16,058,383

70,785,648
18,311,184

California—Long Beach

-+16.5

3.424,438

151,142,489

Yakima

Oregon—Portland

13,264,769

11,335,382

—

9,298,043

13,414,657

San Jose

13,875.903
11,918,669

6,509,590

-

448,401,089

4,987,585

+30.5

5,158,184

4,926,978

10,960,272

San Francisco

487,387,951
13,990 605

Pasadena

9,033,829

+21.3

9,399,182

9,440,919

+

12,861,686

18,380,125

«Connecticut—Stamford




+18.7

2,229,479

8,713,683,936

Rochester-

1,813,050

2,826,162

York

Total (12 cities

90,874,941

2,152,183

Jamestown

Northern New Jersey

3,646,023

102,394,525

Buffalo

35,516,070

3,739,059

Bingham ton

%■*-

916,520

2,347,766

+21.7

1,737,734

Total (12 cities)

%

1,143,811

+ 14.2

36,915,600

Providence

Jfew Hampshire—Manchester

',

+ 13.6

9,032,637

15,441,321

Wew Haven_____

JW-iode Island

923,407

2,171,745

8,916,807
_____

2,252,161

582,726,536

St. Joseph

320,689,540
13,391,399
2,429,058

3,109,736

City

7,283,864
12,872,283

513,890

2,206,245

1,048,626

Worcester—

,

2,027,857

2,430,713

Connecticut—Hartford

New

+20.1

10,988,027

•few Bedford

Springfield—

Second

2,127,981

2,554,736

__

135,181,669

8,695,579
17,627.206

__

Fall River--

City-

165,567.101

Omaha

Wichita

1,753,936

2,134,140

<#fcu;;-achusetts—Boston

Lincoln

Kansas—Topeka—

#hrst Federal Reserve District—Boston—

>#faiue—Bangor

+37:2"
+17.1

5,756,941
264,074,128
90,881,341

7,896,704

7,948,411,215

+

I

We

Minneapolis

Montana—Billings

Mi

63.953,672
9,055,631,112

_

60,778,456

+

5.2

—

1.8

Santa Barbara-

;

Stockton

9Q104g-

+22,5

9,223,955,580

14,875,041

_

g57 2g4

48.928,193

____

55,585,774
r

15,027,964

49,876,584

Grand Total (112 Cities)

59,134,299

Outside New York

65.478.253,
9,151,320,514

9,421,732,301

Total (10 Cities)

*

Estimated., *Not available,

927,896,965

859,819,144

+

17,281,114,355

16,595,935.098
7,674,978.873

8,567,430,419
a

7.9*,

+

Now included in Newark, N* J..

4.1
+11.7
r

.

..

.

840,499.868

841,517,059

16,832,400,072

17,095,056,820

7,987,695,147

7,948,411,215

Volume 172

Number 4971

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

(2519)

Company and Issue—

Foreign Exchange Rales

Bethlehem

Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff
Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily
to the
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We
give below a record for the week just passed:
FOREIGN

EXCHANGE

RATES

CERTIFIED

BY

DECEMBER

FEDERAL

15,

RESERVE

BANK

1950 TO DECEMBER 21,

Noon Buying

Country and Monetary Unit

TO

TREASURY

TARIFF

ACT

1930

OF

$

Basic

Australia, pound
Belgium, franc
Bank

Denmark,

rupee

:

*

.0199928

.0197250

.0195750

gen.

.0544060

.0544060

.0544060

.0544060

_

peso
_

_

—

peso-

General

.0200600

.144938*

$4.25 preferred stock, series A
Kansas Power & Light Co.—

.144938*

.00285625

.00285625

.238379*

.238379*

.238379*

.208700

.208700

.208700

.208700

.115723

.144938*

.

.115723

.115723

.262500

.262400

Closed

2.772896

.262480

.262400

2.772896

*

2.772896

"

Jan

18

*

1

2127

3

2222

29

2128

1st

motrgage bonds,

Madison

Gas

mtge.

Scranton

2.772896

1st

.140154*

_

-

.

.

k

.140154*

.496250

.496250

:

.0348583

.0348583

.0348500

.328500

.328500

.328500

.328500

.193269*

.193269*

_

,

.232700

'■

•

.232800

tApplication depends

upon

2.783750

2.800625

2.800664

2.800625

Transit

mtge.

(+)

—

for

F.

notes

23/4%

sinking fund

.

568,898

_

12,613,996
1

4,532,875

-•

,658327*t

.658327*1"

,658327*t

.658327*1"

.561797*1"

.561797*1"

.561797*1"

.425531*1"

.425531*1"

.425531*1"

American

Bosch

California

■—

10.001

+

1,640,027
15,105

—

130,001

1,624,922

8,065

+

15,005

11,238

—

84

73,722

+

410

105,900

3,843:576

•»

—

+
—

90,478

+

286,778

—

3,815,755

12,051,796
2,704,125

20,226,637

securities,,- 20,263,068
.

banks—

,

—

—

302,200

+

317,121

+

24

139,914

1,688:340

banks; the principal increases were
$361,000,000 in New York City, $73,000,000 in the Chicago
District, and $46,000,000 in the Kansas City District.
Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness de¬
creased $82,000,000 in the Chicago
District, $51,000,000 in
New York City, $34,000,000 in the San Francisco
District,
and a total of $209,000,000 at all
reporting member banks.
Holdings of Treasury notes increased $48,000,000 in
New York City, $33,000,000 in the San Francisco
District,
and a total of $136,000,000 at all
reporting member banks.
Demand

+

6,863

+

967,718

+

268

+

Borrowings decreased $120,000,000
$101,000,000 in New York City.

115,058

—

+

notes

'

39,843

+

19,450

479,819

+

1.268,975

Dec.
•

Loans

23,706,590

+

164,026

+

and

Loans

73,525

Investments—Total

17,415,924

acct.,

685,435

Foreign

900,201

Other

307,626

—

+
—

+

48,753

+

19.165

13,548

342,030
157,685

—

deposits

19,309,186

+

179,850

+

131.233

+

11,469

■—

736

—

Real

677,509
|

S.

3,738

Surplus

224,799

13b)

160,914

+

488,173
27,543

accounts

(Section

capital

474,373

+

^

Total liabilities & cap. accts.

—-

+

+
+

'

2,955

15,994

21,462

—

+

479,819

+

5~750

20

+

5,430

19

+

5,513

U.

for

S.

of

to

serves,
note

gold

certificate

obligations

deposit and F.

—

992

+

+

5,240

securities—Total

580

+

168

—

+

+

176

+

915

+

22,129

correspondents
trial

Demand
Time
—

0.7%

—

4.7%

foreign

Commitments
loans

to

make

S.

3,970
109

+

—

343

4,190

—

+

11,474

79

+

1,902

Condition Statement of Member Banks
condition
of

the

statement of weekly
reporting
Reserve System in

Federal

shows the following principal changes for the week
end¬
Dec. 13: Increases of $203,000,000 in
commercial, in¬
dustrial, and agricultural loans, $515,000,000 in
holdings
of United States Government
securities, $297,000,000 in
balances with Federal Reserve Banks,
$406,000,with domestic
banks, $1,224,000,000 in
demand deposits adjusted, and
$420,000,000 in demand
deposits credited to domestic banks, and a decrease of
reserve

000

in

Disney

6%

balances

$369,000,000 in borrowings.
Commercial, industrial,
and
agricultural loans in¬
creased
$94,000,000 in New York City, $38,000,000 in
the Chicago District, $20,000,000 in the San
Francisco
District, and by smaller amounts in most of the other
districts.
Real estate loans increased $28,000,000 and
.

"other loans*' increased

$25,000,000.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $580,000,000 at all




stock

1831

30

2222
2128

bonds,

due

1966

&

of

San

deposits

adjusted-

."

demand

to

+1,224

15,462

1,532

+

101

+

3,024

+

241

—

54

—

441

10,127

-

1,364

City

convertible

preferred

stock

U.

week

S,

accounts,
Govt,

+

5

+

+

567

—

369

—

59

3.75%

preferred, series B (quar.)
Imperial Diesel Engine Co.—

Atlas

preferred

Steels.
Tack

Auto

6

revised

(Kansas

Babcock

Insurance

Co.

&

Wilcox

Welt

(Hartford)

Below will be found
and

including

a

Baltimore

—

stocks

called

Porcelain

de

Los

Corp.

of

(quar.)

$4

& Fifth

&

the current

the details

were

Co.

5% cumulative convertible preference
Appalachian Electric Power Co.—
$100 par value,

4.50%

cum.

stock

preferred stock—

Jan

15

*

Jan

2

2217

of

Mortgage
Life

12-

5

12-22

1-

5

12-22

2

12-15
8

12-25

12-

5c

12-30

11-24

15c

1-10

12-22

2

2

12-12

12-28

12-18

1-

40c

12-12
1-

2

1-

2

12-11

1-

2

12-11

$1.07

1-

2

12-11

35c

1-

2

12-21*

1-

2

12-18

12-26

12-18

of
20c

OO

1

12-20

Co
12-

$1.25

12-29

12-21*

4

$2

1-

5

12-21*

$1.50

12-29

12-21*

50c

1-15

12-18

t $1.75

*

1-15

12-30
12-18

Ltd.

(s-a)

62 Vic

9

2-

1

1-29

12-30

12-20

50c

(quar.)
—

5614c

1-

1

10c

1-22

75c

(quar.)

common

2

2-

$1
common

1-

10c

(quar.)—

Co.

12-27

(Phila.)

common,.

1-

75c

(quar.)

$1.25
Works

2

1-

1-20

$3.50

(quar.)

Co.,

(quar.)

$1.12%
50c

Corp—

(Ludwig) & Co., common
preferred (s-a)
Optical Co., 4%

Beatrice

Co.,

common

pfd.

(quar.)

2

12-28
12-28
1-

2

12-27

1-19

12-20
1-10
12-12
12-14*

12-14*

12-14*
12-15

—

(quar.)

25c

12-30

12-20

$2.25

(quar.)

1st

Foods

12-15

(quar.)

Guaranty Co.

Bausch & Lomb

Extra

8

2

1-

(quar.)

Insurance

Canada,

preferred

Iron

8

12-

14 2/7%

preferred
Co..

12-

12-22

Y.J

(accum.)

Mfg.

4V2 %
■,

2

Bank

(N.

Avenue

Extra

Page

of Illinois—

2

1-

$1

Corp. (increased)
Mfg. Co., common

Bauman
Date

Co.

1-

12-28

$1.75

Oil

Oil

$4.50

Bath
REDEMPTION

Company and Issue—
Investment

Bates

(except where indicated) in which
given in the "Chronicle."

12-15

1-

$1.25

(quar.)_—

dividend

Bastian-Blessing

volume

PARTIAL

American

4%%

12-15

1-

86c

(year-end)

National

preferred

Basin

12-15

2

1-2

$2
Bond

Barker Brothers Corp.,

called under sinking
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in

2

RR.

Manhattan

Y.

preference

Barcalo

redemption,
fund provisions.

11-

12-26

50c

12 Vic

8%C

(year-end)

participating preferred (s-a)
Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)

Barber

bonds, notes,

5-15

Steel—

preferred

shaves

the

3

1-

2-15

$2.30
—

(Initial quar.)

5%
preferred (quar.)
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co., com.
7% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)
;
of N.

1

5

Andes—

Bangor & Aroostook

Common

for

2-

1-

12fl5

5-31

25c

—

(year-end)
(irreg.)

convertible

Barber-Ellis

list of corporate

those

common

12-29

15c

(initial)

com.

(quar.)
•—

Balatoc Mining

1

2-28

18 %c

Bankers

preferred

2-

30c

Badger Paper Mills

7%

12-20

25c

Co., new

Co.

Bankers Securities Corp.
Common (accum.)

Notices

1-15

20%

10c

Corp

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton

6%

12-20

:tl5c

B/G Foods, Inc., class A com. (quar.)
Babbitt (B. T.) Inc. (reduced)

Stock

Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund

2

40c

Bankers

City District).

1-

J10C

Extra

7%

12-15

$3

Ltd.—

Products

Collieries

12-20

2

75c

j

Steel

Automobile

Ayrshire

Bankers

27,207

figures

Co.,

12-18

2

75c

(quar.)

Automatic

1-

12-28

J25C

(quar.)

12-21

1-

56 %c

Products

A

$1

12-29

$1.25

(quar.)

——

B

1-26

1

1-15

93 %c

(increased quar.)

Class

2

(resumed)

Ltd.

Corp.

Fabrics

3-

2-

25c

preferred (quar.)_
Telegraph Co
Atlantic Realty Co., (Ga.), $6 pfd, (s-a)
Atlantic Refining Co., com (stock
dividend)
Ohio

A

Holder*

$2
30c

(quar.)
Greyhound, 4%

Atlas

When

Payable of Ree.

$2.50

(quar.)

&

America

•December

Electric

Extra

accounts,

_!

1932

10)
Share

Atlantic

Bank

181

except

1

Jan

common.

Co.

Bank

126

demand deposit

420

+

2225

Productions—

Name of Company

816

deposits:

banks

and

51,676

2129

1

DIVIDENDS

1,267
82

2383

1

29

Francisco, prior pfd. stock—Feb

(Continued from page

4,443

263

6127

•Announcement in this Issue.

+

+

2220

.....

10

cumulative

+

member

leading cities

ed

t

Walt

—

+

2220

1

—Jan

Union Lumber Co.

1
119

8

29

2nd pfd. stk., series A_Dec

cum.

mortgage 3%%

Co.,

8

406

1732
2126

Brass, Inc., 5 V\ % preferred stock
Dec
Co., preferred stock
Feb
3(4% 1st mortgage bonds, due I960—-Dec

ref.

Copper

297

+

2219
2023

Inc.—

Cement

Banco

Foreign banks-;
Borrowings
Debits

during

>anks

2378

2380

Tliermoid

6,695

+

2117
2378

4

Riverside

+

136

2

Jan

Extra

—

998

except government
Government deposits

Interbank

The

Revere

Backstay

—

+

•

2,674

banks

deposits,

Domestic
—

indus¬
;—__

U.

Interbank

22,035

—

and

6,331

+

6,302

13,075

—

580
209

170
1,411

+

515

+

7,867

|—-

25*

—

805

__—

43

298

+

33,439

indebtedness

11

28

+

204

2,638

domestic

—

9

+

601
1

of

29

185

securities

1

50.1%

Jan

31

Class

carrying:
obligations

5,824

—

3,582

[+

or

1,268,975

accept¬

purchased for

ances

1st

American

R.

on

stock

Jan

Quarterly

452

Reserve with Federal Reserve Banks
Cash in vault-J
;
with

203*

re¬

liabilities combined—__

Contingent liability

preferred

cum.

Niagara Falls Power Co.—

Atlas

bills

bonds

2,727

+

pur¬

.1

i

494

Liabilities—
Ratio

>

Page

5%

6%
cum.
convertible preferred
Milwaukee Gas Light Co.—
4 V2 %
series, due 1967-

Series

—-—___

Government

Balances

46,851,756

+

>

loans—

loans

Other

1949

agricultural

dealers

purchasing

Treasury certificates
Terasury notes J.
2,491

and

to banks

S.

2029

CALLED

Ltd.,

Capitol,

Atlantic

Dec. 14,

—

securities

estate

Treasury

1,237,269

'

2225

1

Date

International Resistance Co.—

Atlantic

—

17,464

and

Government

Other

U.
+

for

Loans

480,973

Dec. 6,
1950

carrying:

Government

loans

U.

13,

1950

Other securities

216,742

+

2,923.082

availability items
Other liab., incl. accrued divs.

Capital Accounts—
Capital paid in__,
Surplus (Section 7)i

Corp.,

Foundries,

Center

Atlantic

70,301

—

brokers

Other

Total

Other

industrial,

or

S.

Other

'

Deferred

ISSUE

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.,
5% preferred (s-a)

30,962

to

U.

1,078,596

+

•f"

234,220

2225

15-yr. general mortgage s. f. bonds, series A ahd B
Jan
Bros., Inc., $2.50 cum. conv. pfd. stock—"—Jan

reporting

30,560

chasing

bank—reserve acct.

of

(In millions of dollars)

Loans—gross

■

Treasurer—gen.

5%

Corp.,

Packing

Iron

and

Inc. (+ ) or
dec. (—) since

loans
Reserve

Chicago

liabilities

Assets—

Commercial,

Deposits: V

in

*

Liabilities—

Member

and

Loans—net
46,851.756

1

26

Per

summary of the assets
member banks follows:

4,628

2128

A—Feb

,

Hooker Electrochemical Co.,

$500,000,000 in
York City, $188,000,000 in the
Chicago District,
$160,000,000 in the San Francisco District, $73,000,000 in
the Kansas City District, and by smaller amounts in
nearly all of the other districts. Time deposits increased
$101,000,000.

1,230,598

+

ser.

Goldblatt

increased

12,970

+

38,019

^

assets

Federal

adjusted

15

4,503,601

items

assets

U.. S.

deposits

1,615,028

—

*

1

cumul. preferred stock—Feb 15
6% preference shares
Dec 28
Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power
Co.; of Bait.
1st ref. mtge. s. f. bds., series Q and
R, 23/4%j——
Jan
3
Firth Carpet Co., 5% convertible
preferred stock
Jan 17
Foster Wheeler Corp., prior preferred stock
■_—Jan
1
Francisco Sugar Co., 6% 20-yr. coll. tr.
bds„ due 1956—Dec 28
Canada

reporting member

A

foreign banks

premises

Total

+

745,571
2,334,195

Total U. S. Govt,
securities,

Other

—

2,399

^

other

—

54,032

Certificates

of

—

220,771

.

Bank

+

21,551,301

Discounts - and' advances—
Industrial loans
U. S. Govt, securities: -

and

140,002

ENTIRE

New

reserves

___

1949

1

Jan

bonds,

debentures, due 1961

Company and Issue—
-

)

Dec. 21,

R.

Other cash

-

Dec. 13,
1950

col. sink. fd.

&

,

.425531*1"

or '

Co.—

Ltd., 1st mtge. 5%
Disinfecting Co.—

West

.561797*t

dollars)

certificates

Bonds

1984

Co.—

2 %%

Toronto Housing Co.,

2.783750

,

type of merchandise.

1950

Assets-

gold ctf.

series, due

2023

.232825

2.783750

2.800507

.658327*t•

.232866

2.783750

Closed

ii

fund

2%%

Electric

&

bonds,

bds., ser. A, 5%, due 1959-Jan
Tarnpa Electric Co., first mtge. bds., 3% ser., due 1978_Jan
Textile Crafts Building, Inc.—
10-year 3%% 2nd mortgage bonds, due 1954
Feb

.193269*

.193269*

2.799218

___.

.140154*

.496250

.0348291

2.783750

.

.140154*

.496250

-

2126

Transportation Corp.—
31

1st

.115723

American

1926
2125

Dec

.00285625

.238379*

.232600

Africa, pound.

1928

6219

series, due 1976
Jan
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—
3 V\ % ref. mortgage and collat. trust bonds, due 1970_Jan
Rochester Telephone Corp., 4% skg. fd.
debs.j due 1963_Dec

.144938*

.00285625

Inc.

Uncollected

2

.208500

dec. (- -) since

loans

2219

Jan

.944375

peso.*.*

Notes

31

.

.208500

.561797*t

from

6219

Dec

Iodine Sales Corp.—
5% sterling income debentures
Compania Salitrera de Tarapaca y Antofagasta—
20-year 5% serial debentures, due 1968

.945312

.193269*

Dec. 20,

R.

2218

1

.0200600

.323500

(In thousands of

Total

1

&

.946250

Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
Reserve Banks Combined

F.

2125

Nitrate

Garment

Due

•

1

first

.0200600

.0348500

franc

"Nominal,

Notes

1827

15

Co.—

.208500

.496250
_

1

Bills

2

Jan

Terminal

.0200600

.425531*f

Total

Jan

Union

.208500

.140154*

Islands,

Redemption

2218

.947500

1

•

.

______

Gold

2

Co.—

Pacific Ry.

Chilean

.

South

Uruguay,

2118

mortgage bonds, ser. M 31/2 %, due 1972—Jan
Co.—

2022

20-year 5% serial debentures, due 1969
Jan
2
Cooper-Bessemer Corp., $3 prior preference stock
Jan
9
Continental Baking Co., 20-yr. 3%
1
debs., due 1965—Jan
Fraser Cos., Ltd., 4%%, $100 par, cum.
preferred etock_jan 22

-

Settlements, dollar—

Uruguay,

1

.

Kingdom, pound sterling
Uruguay, peso *

,

.0200000

.0197875

.262365 *

United

-

.0199910

.115723

*

.

.0200000
.0198312

2.771245

krone

of

2.231573

.208700

__

.___

Sweden, krona

Union

.0708333*

2.231573

.00285625

______

Portugal, escudo

•

1

Jan

Power

.144938*

guilder

Switzerland,

2.231573

.238379*

Zealand, pound

Btraits

2.231573

—Jan

Maine

.0200600

*

:

peso

Philippine

Closed

1979

.950625

-

-

Norway,

.133333*

Page

3%

.208500

nrnlMin

koruna

krone

Netherlands,

.200000*

.133333*

.0704666*

.0544060
■-r-r

India, Dominion of,
Mexico,

.200000*

.133333*
.0701000*

.0199958

France (Metropolitan), franc.
Germany, deutsche mark

■<-

$

.0712000*

.200000*

.0198500

Notes

Czechoslovakia,

New

Dec. 21

$

.133333*

2.230245

Brazil, cruzeiro
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee

r

Dec. 20

.0710000*

_

,

Dec. 19

$
.200000*

.133333*

Free

due

fund

mtge. bonds, series E, due 1969
Feb
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. Co.—
1st and refunding mortgage, series of
1990, 3% bondS-Feb
Chicago & Western Indiana RR. Co.—
4 V4% 1st mortgage, series D,
skg. fd. bonds, due 1962—Mar

Money

Dec. 18

$

Central

3%%

.200000*

Preierential

;

Dec. 16

K,

sinking

Ry. Co.—
mtge. and coll. trust income bonds, series A

5%

Cincinnati

Rate for Cable Transfers In New York

Dec. 15

series

30-year

1st and refunding bonds, series A, 3Vi% due 1974
Champion Paper & Fibre Co.,
debs., due 1965

......

Argentina peso—

,

mortgage

Bolivia

Central

1950, INCLUSIVE

Value In United States

bonds,

Date

Corp.—

Consolidated

J,st and

UNDER

Steel

43

12-30

12-20

$1
50c

1-

2

1-

2

12-15
12-14

50c

1-

2

12-14

84%c

1-

2

12-14

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
44

Monday, December 25,

.

Class

A

Beech

(quar.)

Creek

Beech Nut Packing Co, (quar./
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., common
Extra

7%

—

_

Co

1-2
1- 2
1- 2

12- 8

$$1
(quar.)

1- 2

7%

1- 2

1950

(quar.)
._
5%
preferred (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing

11-30

,

Quarterly

Belmont

Aviation

Corp.

(quar.)

.

Year-end

—

Beneficial Corp., com.
$6

preferred

Watch

Bethlehem

Steel

Inc.

Biltmore

Corp.,

.___

Ltd.,

Hats,

(quar.)

pfd.

7%

$10c

(quar.)

common

(quar.)

Corp.

Herbrand

Bingham

(quar.)

Extra

Binks Mfg.
Bird
Bird

&

Year-end

Eismark

Hotel

Black

Decker

&

(year-end)
Mfg.

Blackhawk-Perry

Bliss

(E.

Bliss

(quar.)
(quar.)

&

Co.

W.)

Laughlin,

(H.

C.)

45c
25c

12-28
1- 2

(George

1- 2

12-18

12-29
1- 2
1- 2
12-30

12-16
12-13
12-13
11-30

Borg-Warner

3(4%

Corp.,

preferred

Boston

&

(year-end)—
common
(quar.)

Corp.

W.)

(quar.)

$2.25

Albany RR

30c

Herald-Traveler

Boston

Boston
New

Wharf

Brsniff

Roofing Co.,

Ltd., class A (quar.)

'

Class

A

(quar.)

Class

A

(quar.)

A

Class

—

(quar.)___

—

B

1-15

1- 2

12-15

$1.37(4

preferred (quar.)
Bridgeport Gas Light Co. (quar.)
Brillo Mfg. Co., common (qUar.)___
Class A (quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., 33/4% pfd. (quar.)
British

Banknote, Ltd.

American

British-American Oil
3% %

Co., Ltd.,

35c

35c
50c
93%c

—

com.

(quar.)

_t$0.23433/4

preferred

4%

4%%

(quar.)

British

Electric

Columbia

5%

preferred
Columbia

Forest

Columbia

Power,

(E. & G.)

New

Durrell

'5%

Co.,

on

$2

4%

Junior preferred
$4-preferred (quar.)
Shoe

$3.60
Bruce

Co., com.

prefeired

(E.

L.)

Brunswick-Balke-Collender

preferred

$5

Buckeye Steel

pfd.

Co.,

(quar.)

u

$25c

:

_

—

pieferred

6%

1-

2

12-11

1- 2

12-15

$1.25
$1.25
$1.75
50c

445c

Products, Ltd. (year-end)—:
Bulova Watch Co. (quar.)
Burlington Steel Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Building

Burnham Corp.,

1- 2
12-26
1- 2
12-28
1-2
1- 2
1- 2

12-20
12-14
12-15
12-21

75c
$25c

"

$1.50

(s-a)

12-14
12- 8*
12-11

Bush Manufacturing—

6%

preferred

non-cum.

4(4%

preferred

conv.

Bush-Terminal

Bldg.,

Butler

Brothers

Butler

Mfg.

Butler's,

(quar.)—
4(4%
preferred
(quar.)
Butterfly Hosiery. Ltd., 7% preferred
C

60c

—

(s-a)_

(extra)

Financial Corp. (quar.)
Calaveras Land & Timber Corp
T

I

California
$3-

(quar.)
5(4% convertible preference (quar.)
5.60% convertible pref. (quar.)_
$2.50 s. f. cum preferred (quar.)
California Packing Corp., common (quar.)_
5% preferred (being called for redemption
on

Feb.

15

$50

at

per

$2.50

Co.,

preferred

Canada Bread, Ltd.,

Canada

$4.25

Canada

Dry

Ginger

.

1- 1

(quar.)
5% preferred B (quar.)
Ale
\

preferred (quar.)
Flooring, Ltd., class B

l- 1

28c

1- 1
1- 1
2-15
2-15

1-31

50c
75c

1- 2

12- 9

1- 2

12-15

3434c

1- 2

12-15

1-31

12-29

1- 1

12-20

1- 2

12-15
1-31

12-15

Class

$1.06%

1- 2

12-

425c

A

(quar.)
Foundries,

Ltd
Canada Machinery Corp., Ltd.

1- 2

12-15

Canada

Northern Power,Corp.,

Canada

Permanent

Mortgage




1- 1

12-13

$30c

1-15

12-30

12-29

1-15

12-18
3-19

7-16

1-

1- 2

12-

preferred

12-

12-30
1-

7

12-26
12-26

12-29

12-13

Commercial Credit Co.

12-29

12-13

1-

2

2-

1

12-15

1

12-20

1-15

12-29

12-27

12-20

12-15

1-

2

12-15

1-

2

12-20

12-27

12-12

12-27

12-12
12-12
12-15

2

12-

1

1-

2

12-

1

12-28

12-22

1-

1

12-

8

1-

1

12-

8

1-10

12-15

12-28

12-15

(quar.)__

62 (4c

12-30

12-15

Y.)

•$4.75

Central

(quar.)
preferred

•4%

series

Central

Maine

3.50%

—

States

Co.,

2

12-15

1- 2

12-15

1-

12-15

2

Co.,. common

(quar.)_

12-15

12-30

12-18

30c

12-31

12-11

1-

87 (4 c

1-

2

12-11

$1.15

1-

2

12-11

$1.50

1-

2

12-11

75c

1-10

15c

(quar.)

Inc.

Electric

2

$1

12-27

3

1-

12-15

.6%

preferred B (accum.)
preferred C (accum.)
Vermont Public Service—

A' (accum.)

.

12-27

433/4c

12-15

37 (4c

12-27

12-15

37ftc

-

12-27

12-15

1-

1

12-15

1-

$2

5

12-15
12-15

6c

Inc., com. (year-end)
preferred (quar.)

Investors,

Chadbourn

Chain

Belt

pref.

Chain

Store

4(4 %

Co

12-30

6c

12-30

12-22

12-22

12-18

12-27

12-15

Investment

Corp.,

12-20

12-26

12-11

5c

2-

1

1-15

56V4c

common

'

(quar.)

preferred

2

1-

40c

:

2-

1

1-15

Gal

Ltd.

Wines,

Fund,

Twenty-eight
gains.

(quar.)_

from

35c

realized

one

share

held

after

Western

Issuance

Tool,

$3

convertible

Cblckaslia

Cotton

$25c

12-28

8

1-25

12-20

445c

1- 2

12-15

Chillicothe

Paper,

12-20

12-30

12-20

1-26

12-

8

12-28

12-

4

4c

1-15

12-30

$1.37(4

1-

2

12-11

$1.50

1-

2

12-11

$1.75

1-

2

12-11

$3

1-

2

12-16

1- 2

$15

12-29

1
20c

1-

•

5

2' 1

1-•10

1-26

12-■18

12-18

common

(quar.)_

—

preferred (quar.)

11-20

5

4

1- 2

12-15
12-15

1-

2

1-

2

12-15

12-30

11-27

12-15

$1.25

12-29

12-15

$1

12-29

11-27

$$1.50

U-lS
42-*-5

1-17
2

12-18

1-

2

12-18

12-26

12-15

15c

(quar.)

of Toronto

-

"t$2

(quar.)

$1.12 ft

(quar.)

preferred

$4.50

$1.13

preferred (quar.)
Container Corp. of America,
4%

(Chicago)-(quar.)

'

■'

Baking

Continental

(extra)__

$1

Continental Assurance Co.

Co.,

Co.,

common

pfd.

(quar.)

Can

4(4%

Motors

Co.

3(4%

1

12-15*

1-

2

12-15*

12-15

12-30

12-29

12-20
12-

5

2

12-15

50c

1-15

12-29

10c

12-27

1-

12-

6

3

12-14

$9

12-28

12-15

25%.
—

12-29

12-15

5%

1-

1-25

1-

5

20c

12-28

12-20

$1.31(4

1-15

12-20
12-16

25c

12-26

$1

(quar.)

12-26

12-16

1-

2

12-16

1-

2

12-16

1-

8'»ftc
87 ftc

—

—

Wheat Corp.

of

of

Creameries
Cri'oben

(resumed).

Mfg.

&

Crompton

Inc.

Works—

Central Petroleum Corp.

Corp.

12-15

12-30

12-15

12-27

12-13

1-

2

12-19

1-

2

(resumed)—

9

12-19

$1

12-28

12-20

40c

12-28

12-12

65c

(year-end)

12-

12-27

10c

(initial)

Zellerbach

12-11

12-30

25c

(quar.)

Co._

Knowles Loom

common

12-21

12-29

25c

40c

(quar.)

America,

Sexton

&

2

15c

$10c

10c

Corporation (year-end)
iR. L.), Ltd.
(quar.)

Crown

12-15*

1-

$10c

Corroon.

New

12-15

12-27

15C

preferred (quar.)
preferred (1947 series) (quar.)
& Reynolds. $1 preferred A (quar.)

3(4%

2-20

12-29

$1.13

.

Corp

preferred (quar.)
Glass Works, common
—1

$5.25

8

1

3-

10c

pfd. (quar.)
(N. Y.) (quar.)__

Copeland Refrigeration
•Coplay Cement Mfg., 6% pfd. (accum.)
Copper Range Co, (stock dividend)
Corn Products Refining (stock dividend)
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp., common
Coining

8

12-

12-14

3c

Resumed

Co.;

2

12-27

12-29

93 %c

Car-Na-Var

Gin

1-

12-15
12-

30C

(year-end)—
Copper- & Steel Industries—

Continental

1- 2

40c

—

(quar.)—-

Continental

Continental
Continental

2

30C

-

$1.37 ft

$3.75

1-

—

(quar.)

preferred

$5.50

com.

62 (4c

(quar.)_

preferred

5

1-

53c

Power Co.

Consumers

12-

30c

Inc., com. (quar.)

preferred
Co.

Consumers Gas

12-18

1-15

>1-17

$75c

—

Patricipating

1-15

$94

—

preferred (quar.)

4(4%

1-

2

8%

&

Forster,

preferred

preferred
8z

common

12-13
1-

3

B

12-18

12-29

12-16

$2

class A

(quar.)_

3-31

3-15

30c

12-28

12-15

80c

Crystal Tissue Co.

(quar.)

12-28

12-15

30c.

12-28

12-15

80c

(quar.)

Special
Extra

1-15
12-29

$2

(quar.)

(quar.)
(quar.)

Forster Securities,

Special
Class

30c

30C

8%

1- 2

1-

12-

Consolidated Royalties, Inc.—

Crum

$1.12(4

1

12-29

(s-a)_

Year-end

12-14

7-16

2-

1

12-22

$7 5c

:

Corp., Ltd.

Paper

Consolidated Retail Stores,

12-14
12-14

2

25C

—

Extra

12-28

12- 6
3- 7
6- 6

1-

3-20
12-

12-28

$1

(s-a)

Ltd.

Canada,

12-28
1- 2

1

12-30

$105 per share

at

Consolidated

50c

1-15
4-16

4-

(called for redemption on Jan.
plus $1.50 dividend)
(2nd preferred being called also on Jan.
1 at $21 per share).
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. of

12-15
12-15

25c
25c

12-20

1st pfd.

1

12-27
12-27

75c

(quar.)

(quar.;

12-20

2

Tool Corp.—

Consolidated Machine

Crown

1-26

2

1-

183/4C

(year-end)

Cream

12-■18

1-

$1.12(4

preferred (quar.)

12-•16

1

12-

35c

Consolidated Lithograph Mfg. Co.

12-26

2-

5

1

Co.

(quar.)

Extra

12-28

1- 2
12-20

1-

$1.25

(quar.) —

Crampton

$4

2

12-30

25c

com.

12-■18

87ftc

1-

20c

10c

Consolidated Grocers Corp.,

$1.50
$2.65

.

4(4%

2

$50c

preferred B (quar.)
Consolidated Gas Utilities (quar.)

Crum

Quarterly

Corp

1-

Securities,

(quar.)_

C

preferred

12-28

25c

Oil

Quarterly

415c

preferred

2

2

10c

4ft%

Crain

Ry.—

(year-end)

Pneumatic

1-

1-

10c

common

of

(resumed)

preferred

Chicago

4%

75c

Common

2

15%

Baltimore,

of

Cory

50%

North

1-

—

Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power

50c

share.

&

25c

2

dividend

63c

3(4% preferred (quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. (s-a)
Chicago Corp. (quar.)__
Chicago Molded Products
—
Stock dividend plus $5 for each remain¬

Chicago

12-28

12-15

1

capital

'

of Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co.

ing

1-10

45c

(year-end) —
cents from net investment

Chesapeake Corp.

new

12-12

Inc.

and

Income

(N. Y.)

1

1-

$30c

(irreg.)

Chemical Bank & Trust Co.

Chemical

1-

$1.12 ft

(quar.)

preferred

12-21

2

1-

(year-end)

Extra

Champion Paper & Fibre

$4.50

12-12

1-

preferred (quar.)
Engineering—

Stock

Continental Insurance

12-26

56'/4C

12-30

Consolidated

Continental
87c

15c

quar.)
(quar.)

(Increased

eonv.

12-22

Mills—

Hosiery

Common

12-30

50c

conv.

non-cum.

Participating
Century Shares Trust (year-end) —
'
Forty-eight cents from net Investment in¬
come, and 39c from net capital gain

444%

12-15

50c

■

Century
$2

1

1-5

$1.19

_—

Extra

1-

$1.03

preferred (quar.)—
4.75% preferred (quar.)
Central West Utility Co.
(annual)

12-13

30c

common—

Extra '

Central

4.15%

9

1-

68%C

$4.52

Co.—

preferred

6%

1-

$1.02(4

Co.—

(quar.)

Power

Paper

12-11

$1.12(4

Public Service

(quar.)
-4.60%
(quar.)_
6%
preferred (quar.)
Central
National
Corp.
(year-end)
Central

2

Co.

preferred
preferred

Central

12-11

1-

-$1.02 ft

preferred •: (quar.)
Illinois

preferred

1- 2

Co.—

(quar.)
(quar.)

87 ftc

redeemable preferred—
Consolidated Dry Goods Co. (quar.)
Consolidated Edison Co. (N. Y.) —

$3

A

preferred series B
Illinois Light

Central

1-22

32 (4 c

Gas

Illinois Electric &

4.10%

12-11

1-

$1.183/4

L

(quar.)

preferred

2

Ltd.,

5%
2

2-15

•Common

8

1-

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

40c

12-18

12-28

Inc.,

Consolidated Diversified Standard

1-

.

12-

1-10

5%

______

.

—

Connecticut Light & Power
40c

1

1-

$1.12(4

12-28

62 ftc

$5

.

Connohio,

5c

(quar.)

12-11
12-15-

Quarterly

12-27

$1

12-29
12-27

$1.20

(quar.)

preferred
(quar.) ______
/
—
preferred
(quar.)
Community Hotel (York, Pa.) (s-a)
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. (Hartford)—

2

1-

(one share for each 7 held)
Central Hudson Gas & Electric—

30c
63c

Inc.—

Engineering-Superheater,

$7

12-15

12-27

Stock dividend

12-19
12-11

'

—

$6

$50c

Quarterly

2

C.)—•

D.

International Corp., Ltd.—
Fifth and final payment for this year—
Commonwealth Water, 5(4% pfd.
(quar.)__
Commonwealth Water & Light—

1-10

1-

10c

1-

12-29

Commonwealth

$5

(quar.)

25c

Quarterly

$1.75

(quar.)

2

2

75c

12-15

$20c

(quar.)

(quar.)

-

Combustion

50c

1-

12-19

1-

15c

1

Extra

preferred
(quar.)—
Central Hanover Bank & Trust

preferred

$1

Semi-annual

1-

25C

(N.

12-16

1-15

—

(Wash.,

Insurance

12-22

$1.183/4

Co.

1-2

$1.75

25c

preferred

1

12-15

4(4%

Title

Columbia

75c

(year-end)

A

$1.12 ft

12 ftc

common

1-

585/aC

common

12-16

$1.75

Co.,

Baking Co.,

Extra

(quar.)

8

12-20

,•__;

(quar.)
& Electric—

participating
Participating

12-18

12-

2

1-

Gas

50c

12-18

12-20

$4c

Foil

Columbia

12-22

2

(quar.)

preferred

5% pfd. (s-a)
—
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet, com. (stock-dividend)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
—
—
Collins Radio Corp., $2.75 pfd.
(quar.)

7

3

1-

12-29

20c

Interim

5

12-

12-20

& Co.

2nd

Cochran

12-15

1-1-51

12 ftc

(quar.)

preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Bottling (Cinn.), class A (quar.)
Cochenour Willans Gold Mines, Ltd.—

9-17

12-30

$37(4c
75c
75c
20c

Co.,

(quar.)
Stockyards

4.80%

12-14

1

12-15

1

1-

1-2-51

4%

12-15

preferred

Pea body

12-19

$1.12 ft

Coca-Cola

6-18

10-15

$1.75

Corp.

50c

Inc., common (monthly).—
preferred (quar.)
Works, 7% preferred (quar.)

7%

12-29

1-15
4-16

$50c

(quar.)

Gas

&

conv.

Water

4%

12-30

(s-a)
Ltd

12-

1

$10c
$10c
$ 10c
$ 10c

$2.50

'

Foods,

Coast Counties

—

Extra

:

2-

8

J20c

Iron

2%

Union

67/8C

• 1.60

-

12-30

5%

Canada Ice Machine Co., Ltd.—
Canada

12-29

20c

12-20

t62(4c

1-

2-28

59 %c

12-31

62 (4c

common

27c

62ftc
62 ftc

30o

semi-annual

(A. S.)

1-15
12-15
12-15
12-15

75c
G2c

25c

(quar.)
Camden & Burlington County Ry. Co. (s-a)
Camden Forge Co., 5(4% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Camden Refrigerating & Terminal Co.—
Campbell

2- 1

12(4c
28y#c
$$3.50

62(4c

share)

Service

Water

Increased

12-11

$1.12(4

t$2
j$l

Co., Ltd
(year-end)

Brewing

Chateau

(quar.)

$2.50 cumulative preferred

California

12-27

.

Power Co.—

Electric

preferred

1- 2
1- 2
1-29
12-26
1- l

12-14
12-14
12-15
12- 6
12-26
12-15
12-15
12-29
12-11
12-11*

28V8c$1.75
60c

(quar.)_

pfd.

common

JSyersrtA. M.) Company

1- 2
1- 2
1- 1
12-28
12-30

50c
$1

(accum.)

pfd.

(year-end)

Co., 4(4%

Inc.,

31ftc

(quar.)

(quar.)___„

7%

Clinton

(quar.)

*7%

(quar.)—.
Castings Co. (year-end)
7% pfd. (quar.)_
Co.—

Extra

12-15
12-15
12-13
12-13
12-13
12-15
1-15
12-30

Co.—

Bucyrus-Erie Co.,
Buffalo-Forge

2-26

1- 2
1-2
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
1- 2
1-31
12-30

20c
10c
$1
$1
90c
93%c

(quar,)

(year-end).

(quar.)
3ft%

&

com.

preferred

Cleveland

$$1.75

Co.

preferred

Electric

4.75%

12-29

3-14

$1.25

____,

_

12-15

2

of America—

Corp.

Central

12-29

25c

(quar.)

Multiplier Corp., common (quar.)
5(4% convertible preferred (quar.)_
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
Cleveland Builders Supply Co.
(quar.)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.

2

1-

1-31

preferred (quar.) —

Clary

12-30

1-15

—'—-

$4.50

Knitting

Centlivre

12-28

20c

par)

JBrown-Forman Distillers Corp.,

Brown

2nd

4.10%

(year-end)

common

1-

Co.,

&

(s-a)_

Products Corp. (quar.)
Railway Co. (Dayton, Ohio) —
Common (quar.)
6% non-cum. preferred
(quar.)

Corp.—

preferred

Cenco

12-30

1-15

$$5

(quar.)

M.)

1st

'444%

(quar.)

preferred

(A.

Celtic

Iron

(initial

common

Bi-own

1-18
2- 1

t<40c

12-15

12-30

12-

12-15

preferred (quar.)

7%

Ltd.—

(quar.)

A

preferred

Celanese Corp.

12-15
12-15

$10c

12-30

2 ftc

2

12-15

common....

preferred (quar.)—
I.) Company, common

Central

Ltd.—.

Products,

1- 2
1- 2

2(4%

a—_—

British

Brooke

Co.,

Ry.

1-31

$$1
t$1.18

1—
Ltd.—

(s-a);

British

Class

$10c

—

(quar.)

preferred

12-15

$1.50

(N. J.)

Extra

City Investing Co., 5(4%

$2

Plywood

Pomeroy &

7%

1- 2
12-15
12- 5*
12- 5*
,

12-30

of Summit

City

2

1-

1

Inc. (year-end)
Cassidy's, Ltd., common (quar.)

British

Qelanese Ltd.,
•rd.inary American
deposit. Receipts for ordinary
British Columbia Electric Co., Ltd.—.'

12-12

$1.50

Stock Yards Co.-—

City

1

1-

1

Year-end

7%

12- 6
12-12
12-15
12-15

1-15
1-2
1- 2
1- 2

1:40c
$25c

(s-a)

(quar.)

preferred

(J.

Case

10-15

12-30
12-30
1- 2
1-2

12-30

1

12-

1-

(quar.)

Co.

Shoe

$4.75

conv.

62 ftc

8

1-

—

(quar.)

A

Co., common
(quar.)—

B

3% %
Case

Bridgeport Brass Co.
5ft %

12-15

8

12-

11-14

—

Mills

Castle

(quar.)

preferred

1-2-51

12-

12-30

11-30

Westinghouse Co.,-Ltd. (quar.)__
Wirebound Boxes, Ltd.—

Cascades

Ltd,—

Brazilian Traction, Light & Pov/er Co.,

6%

2- 1

i$ 1.50

(resumed)

Inc.

Airways,

Brantford

Class

12-12
12- 1
12-15
12-15
12-20
12-18*
1-15
4-14
7-14

37(4c
31 ftc
$10c
25c
$25c
1:25c
1:25c
1:25c

(interim)

Ltd.

Mines,

$1

(quar.)

pfd.

Botany Mills, 6% prior
5% preferred (quar.)
Bralorne

60c

__

(year-end)

Co.

1- 2
12-29
1- 1
1- 1
1-15
12-28
2- 1
5- 1
8- 1
11- 1

J 10c

quar.)

(initial

common

Boston

12-19

$1.37 ft

12-30

Administration Co., Ltd.—
Class A
(year-end) ______
_■
$1
Class B
(year-end)
Z.
$0.25608
$3 preferred series A (quar.)
75c
Capitol Records, Inc.—
65c
$2.60 convertible preferred (quar.)
40c
Carey (Philip) Mfg. Co., common (quar.)—
$1.25
5%
preferred (quar.)
—;
93 % c
Carnation Co., 334%
1st pfd. (quar.)
50c
Carolina Power & Light Co., common
$1.25
$5 preferred (quar.)
1
50c
Carrier Corp., 4%
preferred (quar.)
10c
Carter
(J.
W.) Company (quar.)
__
50c
Carthage Mills, Inc., common
$1.50
6% preferred A (quar.)
60C
6% preferred B (quar.)

12-15

1- 2

2

5-15

Telephone—

Bell

Suburban

&

Union

Trust Co.

Citizens

Capital

Co.—

Insurance

2

1-

$$1.12(4'

Lumber Co.,

Western

class

Cannon

12-15
12-18

Extra

Eorg

1-

8

t$4
$22(4c
140c

(quar.)

preferred

1st

Class

12-15

___—

12-18

40c

20c

12-

12-30

Cluett

$1.50

lk-<18

1- 2

12-15

2

2

Common

12-18

$1.37(4

2

1-

$1.25

Quarterly

8

Common

1-12
J^-18

371/20
$1
87'/2c

—

1-

50c

Cincinnati
Cincinnati

12-

Canadian

Co.—

prior preferred (quar.)__.
Development Co, (year-end)
Book-of-the-Month Club
(quar.)_
5%%

Bonanza

$1.13

4

2

Cannon

15c

Bohack

4

1-10

4 ft%

Canadian

12-28

12-

12-

Clinton

12- 8

12-28

2

8

1- 3
2- 1
12-28

85c

1

1-

8

4(4%

12-15

37 ftc

2-

12-27

12-

12-12
12-15

(quar.)

preferred

convertible

11-15

12-

1-2
12-27
1- 2

Extra

5%

1

2

$3
50c
$1.50

25c
30c

12-

2

12-16

(quar.)

common

8-15

$1.25

1-

12-26

(s-a)_—

Corp.

preferred

1

(quar.)

2

Common

Biackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
4.25%

9-

1-10

1-

Canadian

(quar.)—____—

1

$1.25

1

t$l

12-16

—_—

_____

Co.

6-

(quar.)

2-

preferred
preferred
preferred
5% preferred

4$1.25

12-26

______

(quar.)
(quar.)

1-

preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)
Canadian Pacific Ry. ordinary (year-end)__
4%
non-cum. preference
(final)
Canadian Refractories Ltd.—

15c

2-15

5%

5%

4%

Co.—

——-—

1

5%

5%

40c

Machine

&

3-

Ry.

1-10

1-

Ltd.

(This payment clears arrears)
Canadian Oil Companies, Ltd.

$1.06'A

Foundry

Quarterly

1-20

$1.25

(s-a)

11-30

450c
$$2

pfd.

1- 2
12-18
12-18

(quar.).

Inc.

Steel

2-28

preferred

12-30

tS1.12(4

Ltd. (quar.)
(year-end)
Canadian International Investment Trust Ltd.
General

Industries,

12-28
12-28

$2

1

1

$30c

_

Investments,

Canadian

12-15

12-15

2-

2

$70c

(quar.)—

common

preferred

90c
25c

Co,

Son,

Eirdsboro

12-30

Ltd.,

Cottons,

Canadian

12-31

4%

Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific

$25c

Extra

12-31
12-15

10%

(stock dividend)
(year-end)

Co.

Machine

1-15

1-15
12-30

10c

A

8

12-15

$4334c

(quar.)
Canadian Foreign Investment Corp., Ltd
Canadian General Electric Co. (quar.)

12-31

J 10c

225c
30c

Extra

Class

$1

preferred (quar.)
Inter-Terminal RR. Co.—

1-

$60c

—

preferred

5%

12-20

2

Year-end

quar.)

(increased

(quar.)
Canadian Food Products, Ltd.—

1-15
12- 1
12-1.9

12-

2

Ltd.—

Celanese,

Canadian

12-15
11-24

15c
$1.75
30c

(quar.)

Co.

Bickford's,

(irreg.)

Mining

Consolidated

Benguet
Benrus

12-28
12-30
1-29
1- 2
12-27
1-15

2

1-

1-16

$75c

4(4%

1-

2-

$$1.25

preferred (quar.)
$1 preferred (quar.)

1-15
1-15

1-

12-29

$31 >/4C

(quar.)

$1.75

6%

$1.75

&

$32c

(quar.)

Canners, Ltd.

Common

12-15
12-15

81 ftc
5c

-

(quar.)

1-31
1-31
12-28
12-28

preferred

Canadian

12- 8

10c
$3
(quar.)_

common

Extra

preferred

12-27

Gas

$25c

common

Extra

12-15
12- 8

4%

Co.—

(quar.)
Electric Co.—

preferred

$50c

Canadian

12-15
12-15

7%

Cincinnati

12-19

12-26

$25c

(interim)
(quar.)

Ltd.

Co.,

Extra

12-15

37 ftc
12"/2c

(quar.)

(s-a)__

Beneficial Industrial Loan,

$3.25

$1-50

75c
$50c

(quar.)

Canada
(extra)

of

Co.

Wdrks

Iron

Bendix

50c
75c

$1

Corp.___

(Special
Bell Telephone

12-19

$15c

Ltd

Breweries,
Bronze

5%

12-19

2-

Securities

Christiana

12-27

12-26

$$1.25

(Initial)

Corp.

Bakeries,

Canadian

2-9

3-1
12-28
12-28
1-15
12-29
12-27

15c

,

Aircraft

Bell

Admiral

Canadian

12-15
12-15

1- 1
1- 1

$15c
$25c

1

12-26

Payable of Rec.

Cincinnati

preferred (s-a)

5%

Canadian

-—

common

Share

of Company

Holdert

When

Per
Name

Payable of Rec.

Steamship

Canadian

Belgium Glove & Hosiery Co. of Canada, Ltd.
Common

t$1.50
t50c
$$1.50
4$1.75

(s-at

Ltd.,

preferred (quar.)
Lines, Ltd.—

non-cum.

Canada

11-30

$$1.75

___

preferred

Starch Co.,

Extra

12- 1
11-30

12-26
1- 2

40c
$$1.50

________

(quar.)—-

Southern

Canada

12- 9
12- 9

1- 2

Ry.

Canada

12-15

35c
25c

«,.<•

(quar.)

._

RR.

$20c

50c

Beatty Brothers, Ltd
Beaver Lumber, $1,40 preferred

Share

Name of Company

Payable of Rec.

Holdert

When

Per

holdert

When

Per

Share

Name of Company

-

.

.

(2520)

12-28

12-15

15c

12-30

12-20

40c'

-12-30

12-20

Volume 172

Number 4971

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(2521)
Per

_

„

Name of

Company

When

share

Holders

•

Payable of Rec.

Cuban-American Sugar Co.
7%

preferred

preferred

25c

7%

(quar.)
(quar.)_.

preferred

Cuban

Increased

(Dei.)

prior
River

Dana

Corp., 3V4%

pfd.

Stock

A

6-15

9-28

9-14

(quar.)

4%

Co.

preferred

Equitable

$25c

(N.

Johnson

pfd.

Davidson

1

12-15

2

12-

1

Erie

$1.75

1-

2

12-

1

60c

1-

2

12-

1

Eskimo

(quar.)__

1-

2

12-15

9334C

(quar.)

12-15

1-15

$1.12Vi

1-

1-15

35c

2

1-

class

4.16%

Securities

Evans

12-14

Eversharp,

1-

2

12-14

Excelsior

1-

2

Products

Co.

Inc.,

Life

5%

Fairmont

12-15

1-25

I-11

37>/aC

12-27

12-20

4 Vi %

11-12

Fanner

1-

12Vic

2

1-

1

12-

12-23

1-

2

Mig.

2

12-28
2

12-14

Fashion

1-

2

12-14

Faultless

12-11
12-11

Federal

$1

(quar.)__

12-30

12-27

12-12

General

Shop Inc.

1-

1-

12-11

Stock

1-

2

12-12

1-

2

12-12

12-11

12-27

12-20

Federal

Tire

&

Rubber

2

12-15

Federation Bank & Trust Co.

12-27

12-15

$1

Co.,

(quar.)__

com.

Extra

5%

preferred

10c

12-27
12-27

12-15

12'/2c

12-29

30c

Aluminum

Detroit

Edison

&

Brass

Corp.

(quar.)___

1-15

Co

Detroit, Hillsdale

&

South

Western

RR.

River

Di

Giorgio Fruit, $3 preferred (s-a)
Diamond Match Co., new com.
(initial quar.)
Diamoiid "T" Motor Car
(quar.)
Disher Steel Construction

3-16
3

Gibson

12-15

Gibson

1-15
12-29

12-15

12-28

12-15

& Anglo
preferred

12-11
1-12

Filmack

12-12

Finance

Investment

4Vi%

preferred

1

12-15
12-

First

Square
Steel

Class B

12-15

12-27

12-15

50c

12-26

12-18

$22Vic

1-30

12-30

Florence

Florida

$$1.25

Dominion

Tar

Dow Drug

(increased
;—

com.

&

pfd.

(A.

.

B.)

I.)

(quaf.)'___"____^___'

Duplan Corp.

de

Nemours

Gas

&

1-

2

12-15

1-12

12-22

2-

1

1-

2

Foster

1-

2

12-

1

Foster-Wheeler

1-

2

12-

5

RR.

2

12-

2

1-25
1-

iquar.)__

1-10

$1.12Vi

2

1-

2

12-28

467/8c

1-

12-30

12-15

12-30

12-11

81.50

(s-a)______,

50c

1-16

12-30

25c

1-

1

12-

$1.12Vi

.*

1-

1

Class

8

1

12r

2

common

45c

(year-end)

___

1

;

60c
$1.50

A

„

.

12-28
1-

2

1-20
1-

2

12-

12-

Ltd.

12-28

12-14

$5c
$5c

__—

$2.50

11-

2'
2

12-28

12-15

12-28

12-

5

12-30

12-

5

12-30

12-

General

Refractories

Stock

dividend

Company,

&

1-

1

12-20

1-

2

12-12

20c

I,
Corp.

12-26
12-12

12-27

12-12

25c

(quar.)

12-27

$1.60

12-28

12-19

12-30

12-11

25c

___"

Co., ;8%

Electric

preferred

Mfg.

(quar.^

12-

12-18

2-

1

8

5

1-19

12-30

12-15

12-15

12-30

12-15

12-27

12-15

12-27

12-15

12-27

12-

preferred

(quar.)

American

Oil

Co.

Common

15C

12-30

12-11

(quar.)—

common

1




.'

12-

12-

1

$$1.38

1-

2

12-

1

1-

2

12-22

$1.12 Va

Eaking

Co.,

General

Bronze

Corp.

A

common

(stock
;

General Builders Supply—
5%
convertible,
preferred

50c

Controls Co.,

(increased

6%
preferred (quar.)
general Electric Co._

Finance

*

5%

1

2-

11-30
1-

4

1

1-17

12-15

12-28

12-15

12-15'

General
General

General

<s-a)

instrument
Investors

Mills,

5%

Corp.

Trust

—

1-

2

preferred

(quar.)

Co.,

.'1

(year-end)

5%

Assurance

(B )

(Winnipeg)

—

preferred

cents

from

from

net

(quar.)_

(initial)

Guenther

9

12-

9

2

12-15

1-2

$1.50

1

12-11

12-31

12-

8

12-31

12-

0

2-

$1.25

1

1-

37V2C

2

12-23

20c

(N

income
profits

12-19

"

24c

12-26

25c

.Y.)

(quar.)

12-18

2

12-15

1-15

12-15

1-

$3
$2-

1-15

12-ld

$75c

1-15

12-30

Canada—

of

(accum.).

RR.

Co.,

1-

2

12-21.

$1.50

12-28

12-18

12-28

12-

$10

—

Ohio

&

12-19

12-27

and

_________

Co.

12-27

—

Publishing Corp. (year-end)—-—
preferred (quar.)

Mobile

8

$5

preferred

(quar.)

50c
$1-25

12-28

12- 8

$5

preferred
preferred

(quar.)

$1.25

3-30-51

3-12

(quar.)

$1-25

6-30-51

6-11,

20c

12-26

12-1^

$5

common.—

Gulf Public Service
Co.
(quar.)
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
Quarterly

1

2-

1

$40c

6-

1

5-

1—I'L—$40c

J,

9-

1

8-

1

$40c

12-

1

11-

1

$25c

1-

2

12-12

$20c

Quarterly
/Quarterly

1-

2

12-12

—

Brass,
A

common

—

(quar.)

Haloid Co.,
4%

Ltd.,

common

preferred

Hamilton

Hammermill

(year-end)

65c

Paper

1-

2

12-15

——

$1

1-

2

12-15!

——

+12V2C

1-

2

12-10

S1.12V2

1-

2

12-13

$1.06V4

iquar.)——
Co.. Ltd. (quar.)

Bridge

1-

2

12-13

Co.—-

4V2%

preferred

(quar.)

preferred

(quar.)

Hanover

Fire

Insurance

Co.

of

New

York—

40c

Common

Refractories

(extra)

1- 2

50c

.

Harbison-Walker

3-

$.40c

—

,

A

Quarterly
Class

12"27

12-18*

Co.—
—

.

6%
preferred (quar.)
Harding Carpets, Ltd. (quar.)
Harris, Hall & Co., Inc. (year-end)
Harris-Seybold Co., $5 prior pfd. iquar.)—

Harrisburg Gas Co., common (quar.)
4'/2%

preferred
(quar.)
Schaffner & Marx

5

Hat

Corp. of America, common
preferred (quar.)—

12-28

12-15

1-25

12-15

12-15

5-10

12^22
1-10

$1.25

12-28

12-28

12-

8

36c

12-30

12-

8

1

12-

2

1-

25c

Guilford Realty, 6%

60c

1-

2

1-

$1.06(4

:

ordinary

•

Realty
preferred

12-28

$1.25

1-

$5c

(quar.)

Extra

Havana

2-1

2

12-20

30c

(quar.)—

iquar.)

securities

Co.

Guaranty Trust Co.

5

12-29

i:-2

20c

Sixteen

Gulf,

3-

'

' $$5
$1.75

common

Ltd
Water System, 6% pfd.

Gruen Watch

12-

5-25

12-18
12-18

3-3,1

Co.,

Companies, Inc.

8c

4

12-27

Extra

Growth

12-

12-27

(quar.)
Wire

12-29

25c

Griggs Cooper & Co., 5% 1st pfd. (quar.)_
Grocery Store Products Co. (quar.)__.

12-15

$1

1

$1.25

-—

convertible

12-30

87'2C>a

2-

12-20

$1.121/a

—t

(extra)______

Greyhound Corp., common (quar.)
4lA% preferred (quar.)
Griesedieck Western Brewery

12-28

25c

1-15

:
——-

$1.50

1-20

$20c

12-13
1-

6

2

11-15

12-28

12-20

1-

75c

1-1

S1.25
$1.37(4
$1.12(4

12-lo

12"2^

1-15

40c

2-15

12"2^
wii

12-15
12-

25c

(year-end)

(Boston}2—1

Life

preferred

Hart,
12-29

com.

(quar.)

Towing

Western Sugar Co.,

7%

Greening

6%

Hayes

12-15

12-

8*

25c

1-

4

$1.12(4

2-

1

12"2J
1-1/

3iY2c

l-io

1J-/9

25c

1-15

(s-a)

Lithographing Co.

preferred

(quar.)„,

Industries

Hazel-Atlas

12-20

12-15

Great

37'Ac

—

2

2

12-20

Corp.

preferred A

preferred

Quarterly

2%

1-

1-

Lakes Steamship Co.,

37'/a c

,

General

2-15

8

(quar.)

4V'2%

1

quar.)

6

0

50c

com.

4% conv. preferred series C <s-a>——
General Foods Corp, $3.50 pfd. <quar.)_—
General Industries, 5% pfd.
(quar.)
•—

$1.75

12-20
.

*

31 'Ac

6

12-

30c

Quarterly

12-28

25c

iquar.)—

General

2-

20%

Candy Corp.,
Contract

12-26

15c

(quar.)

dividend)

12-11

12-15

2

(extra)'—
Corp. (stock dividend

General
General

12-19

2

1-

75c

2

12-29

1-

$1.06'A

1-

2

2

Corp.—

(o.uar.)

.12-11

1-

1-

15c

'

<quar.)

1

Texas—

—

12-

12-20

56Vic

B

4V4%

2

25c
*

2

2

15c

preferred scries

12-19

1-

75c

—

1-

50c

12-27

1-

(quar.)

Geiieral

8

12-20

Inc.—
—

of

2

$30c

i,
Co.,

3
3

2

8

Hahn
1-

$$1.25

633/4C

preferred

(quar.)

12-27

12-30

iquar.i___

1-

11-

12-

7%

12-27

20C

$1.65

Co.,

V 12-15

...

62'Ac

Williamsport RR. Co.—

Emerson .Drug

12-29

$1

12-18

12-23

10%

—

(quar.)

7fo° preferred (s-a)

7%

12-14

1-10

20c

preferred (quar.)
5Vi%
preference ' (quar.)

Emerson

12-26

12 Vic

:

o_

common

"'■5%

&

1-15

40c

Extra

Elmira

1

50c

(quar.)

(quar.)

v

2-

,

Investors

Quarterly

common

Alloys

12-15

•25c

6% convertible preferred
(quar.)^
General
American
Transportation

$4.25

S1.06'A

preferred

Common

_

$1.12Vi

(quar.)__

.

preference

12-29

37 V2C

(accum.)

Mfg. Co., class A

5

.'

$4.50 pfd.

pfd.

12-18

12-18

343/sC

& Co.—

25c
20c

12-30

12-14

2

15c

Corp.
1st

American

$4.50

12-15

12-30

12Vic

Year-end
S2

2

1-

68c

(quar.

General

.

5c

—*

Inc.,

1-

12-27

40c

Co.

Gemmer

12-15

75c

(quar.)

5',2'b

12-15

5c

Co.,

12-18

2

28 YBC

(quar.)

(quar.)

12-22

$30c

series

Guardian

——

common

Inc. (year-end.))
Gatineau Power Co., common
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)

12-14

12-28

(quar.)_____

Stop Nut Corp. of America—
/.•Common
(increased)

Ferries,

1-

25e

(quar.)

preferred

pieferred
Gas Industries Fund,

Elastic

Elliott

(quar.)—,,

(quar.)

Packing

(Theodore)

$1.60

12-14

Corp., common (year-end)
preferred (s-a)__
common

Gary

12-14

t
.5%
preferred (quar.)—
Edison Brothers Stores, Inc.
4'A% preferred >quar.)

Electro

pfd.

(quar,)_„
(Julius) & Co.,

preferred

Garlock

5

12-28
12-28

—

/Texas)

2-15

12-15

25c

common

convertible

Garrett

5

—$1.25

Year-end

Extra

Paso Electric

1

25c

preferred

bVz'.b

12-22

$1.25

Co.,

12-20

3-

1-10

1-

5%

Co.,

4(a%

12-19

$1.25

Class B

Baler
_:

12-28

1-22

12-20

$1.25

Machine,

2-15

35c

4%

12-30

25c

10%

preferred <quar.)_

; 3-1

50c

(quar.)

(year-end)

Co.,

1-15

1-12

4

1-

1-31

.r

1-31

4

1-

1-15
12-15

62VaC

Gardner-Denver

$1.50

1-31

12-28

12-18

12-20

.12-

9

2

2

1

12-

1

1-

1-

2

12-30

1-

7 Vac

,

Gamble-Skognro, Inc.,

1-

12-20

56'Ac

12-20

1-

12-15

8

1-22

7 Vac

.

1-20

93Vic

(quar.)

preferred

West

2 V'2c

common

A

Garfinckel

Year-end

Boat

Corp.,

1-19

12-20

lc

Co

12-

Great

1-

$1

(quar.)

1

12-

12-15

12-26

$1

common-

12-11

2-

12-30

75c

12-30

Lakes

12-26

55c

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)

2

—

(accum.)

Easy Washing Machine Corp., class

Electric

Inc.,

12-30

+15c

—

12-30

Great

50c

common

5c

dividend

Electric

Co.,

(quar.)

$50c

Greenwich

_____

0

$$7.50

Great

3

25c

common—

12-

$62V4c

$1.20

25c

(quar.)

8

8

12-30

Canada—

of

Ltd

preferred

12-29

20%

1-

25c

8

Fundamental Investors, Inc. (year-end) (40c
ifrom net investment income and 28c from
net security proiits)—
Funsten (R. E.) Company, common
i
412%
convertible
preferred
(quar.)__—

12- 8

$1.75

12-

12-15

$$1.19

—_

Batteries

1212-

Great American Insurance Co. (quar.)_„
Great Britain & Canada Investment
Corp.—
$5
preferred
(accum.)

1-

$50c

(quar.)

12-11

12-30

12-30

$1.25

(quar.)__L

Mines

1-19

$2

—

;

preferred

Service

$2.25

12-30

$1

Drug Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.

1-2

30c

com.__

Associates—

stock

Kodak

Paper

&

convertible

Fulton

common

Inc.,

1

Great Lakes Paper Co., Ltd., com. (increased)
Class A preferred
(quar.)

30c

—

(quar.)

Mfg. Co.,

6%

Inc.,

(year-end)__

5c

preferred "B-" (accum.)
Eastern Township Telephone

Washing

B.)

conv.

Fuller

12-15

25c

i

6%

12-11

D.

<

4

Malting Co.—

Loom.

1-

«

$2.50

common

(W. T.) Company, common (quar.)—
3%%
preferred (quar.)

4V2 %

dividend

the

12-

*$2

$35c

Law,

(quar.)Co., common

Trailer

preferred

Fuller

12-18

2

12-30

preferred

Fruit of

12-16

50c
__

4%

12-15
12-15

1-

12-15

12-28

37(/2C

Ltd

'

2

$1

Company,

Gray

12-15

2

per
,

(quar.)_;

Stock

2

1-

called

$26

(quar.)

&

Year-end

1-10

12-28

40c

i

tMd.)

Grain

12-15

1-

12-ia

l

—

Toy,

2 VaC

Ltd.,

preferred

Fruehauf

at

preferred
Co.

Companies,

434%
Froedteit

12-30

1-

issue

&

Grandview

1-14

50c

1

Canada,

2

62Vic

Grant

50c

(s-a)

non-cum.

Fraser

12-21

Jan.

(Albert )-Guenl her

6%.

12-15

1-25

of

1

1-

I2V2C

(quor.)_

National

12-15

Brewing Co. of Michigan—

Franklin-Adams

12-15

1

Co.

Luxe

12-18

1-

for

Year-end
Gould

12-20

37»/2c

this dividend

preferred

Frank

2

1

De

5%

12-22

2

1-

$1.75

(quar.)
(quar.)____:

Utilities

1-

12-26

87Vic

$6

Convertible

Fox

2

1-

par)

"A"

)

1-

1-

■

Foundation

2
2

.1-2

2-

(quar.)

States Corp.

1-15

■

plus

12-20

$1.50

—

F.)

preferred

1

15c

prior pfd.

common

on

(B.

1-2

.—

iquar.)

preferred—Entire

redemption

1-

20c

(quar.)

.

$2.20

(quar )

Co.

1-15

Associates—

par)

preferred

V

Co.—

pfd.

prior pref. (quar.)
Racing Association—
(no

$1,75

11-

<2-20

$1

$1.50

(quar.)

Extra

12-15

1-15

'/2 %,

$1,12Vi

(initial)

($2

2

20c

Fuel

common

prior

12-22

50c

Common

(extra)

preferred

6%

2

12-15

25c

&

$5

Grand

(quar.)

prior

12-18

12-18

12-30

$1.12l/a

called

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
1-

12-15

for

issue

Year-end

12-14

75c

2

$40c

(quar.)

Pennsylvania

Common

.

12-26

37 (/2c

2

share

1

$1

Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)

preferred

Goodrich

12-20

1-

Inc.—

(quar.)

Duval Sulphur & Potash

El

2

1-

50c

Duquesne Light Co., 3.75% pfd. (quar.)
Duquesne Natural Gas, $4 preferred
.,$5 preferred

Extra

1-

50c

60c

(increased)

\%

12-20

75c

50c

Bradstreet, Inc., 4Vi%

Economy

12-22

2

(quar.)__

81 Vic.

(quar.)
Co., 7% pfd. (quar.).
Bridge Co. (year-end)

Power

prior

2

1-

(quar.)

6%

2

1-

12-22

1-

preferred

12-15

1-

12-26

$2
(quar.)

2-14

12-27

preferred

1-15

2-28

1

12~12

4%

12-29

regular

1

12-2G

Formica

60c

r

this

12-

$1

redemp¬
1 at $52.50 per share plus
dividend)

Jan.

2

12-14

2

12-22

$1

on

1

1-

$1.75

Telegraph Co. (quar.)
Brothers, Inc., common (quar.)__

tion

12-

50c

Stock

(entire

2

56Vic

(quar.)

1-

1-

12-15

$l5c

preferred

12-

1-15

1-15

Corp.,

12-14

1-2

$5c

1-12

6%

2

1-

50c

(quar.)

common

25c

$$l

Co.

2

State

25c

preferred (quar.)
Dairies, Inc., common

Co.,

1-

Manitou

12-28

Brewing

50c

:

Golden

12-28

Kleiser

12-22

Y.)—

(N.

Golden

4

1-15

&

1-13

12-29

$1.50
Co.

1

12-18

6%

Pitt

12-20

2-

12-

$1 1834

& Chemical Corp.—
(increased quar.)

Co.

1-15

12-29

12-28

Foreign

Foremost

1

12-26

15c

(quar.)

A

Wallace, $3 class A (quar.)
Light & Power Co.—

1st

1-2
12-13

2-

25c

(s-a)

12-20

1

56V4C

(year-end)

$2.50 pfd.

6

1-13
2-

12-27

75c

12-28

$$1.75

<quar.)_

preferred

(E.

Dumbarton

6%

12-

2

8

35c

(increased)

$25c

preferred

Eaton

1-

..$30c

(year-end)

1-15

Fort

(extra)

common

$3.50

{

1
1

1-15

'

(ouar.)_.;_,

preferred

Easy

12-

12-

$25c

—

$4.50

,6%

2

1-2-51

$1

&

12-15 '

25c

Goldblatt

1-

75c

$35c

,

Co., T/o

conv.

Stock

Gold

12V2C

Common

Forbes &

$4.50

12-26
12-15

$40c

(qiw.)___

Laboratories,

Mont

k-

12-31

Ltd.—

Du

Eastman

12-26

9

2

$$1.25

dividend

Corp.,

Eastern

9

1-

12-

12-26

25c

common

(year-end)
prior preferred

1-

12-27

5c

B

$20

6%

Chemical Co.,

preference

$7

Class

$38c

Ltd.

$1

12-15

Food Machinery

12-11

quar.)

2

2

30c

B

$2.50

B

12-20

tJ

Dryden Paper Co.,

Eastern

Class

2

_____:

Corp.

(.Common

1-

Co.

434% preferred (quar.)
Florsheim Shoe Co., class

1-15

Coal—

$3.25 preferred

4Vi%

1-15

$50c

Corp

<fc

preferred A

Eastern

12-31

J44c

(increased quar.)

Stock

Eastern

12-11

1-15

Florida

2-15
12-22

2

Stove

Power & Light Co., com.
Public Utxiities Co., com

$$1.12Vi

(quar.)
$1 preference (quar.)
Dominion Textile Co., Ltd.,
common——
7% preferred (quar.)
Douglas & Lomason Co. (year-end)
Dow Chemical Co., common

Pont

1

1-12
1-

$12Vic

Common

Draper

3-

$37c

120c

1-

12-20

50c

Corp., common
Globe-Wernicke Co.. 'i%
pfd. (quar.)-,
Godchaux Sugars, class A
(quar.)
Class

12-15
12-15

1-

$1.25

American

12-20

1-

quar.)

Co.,

convertible

6

12-15

2

30c

Extra

1-

$2.50

Y.)

12-27

Extra

New

(N.

H.)

Company,

4M>%

1-

20c

(year-end)

Corp.

quarterly

1-20

6

Tool

Extra

12-29

2

.12-30

$1

(quar.)

Insurance

5

1-

(Initial

Products

preferred

$2

(quar.)
First National
Stores, Inc. (quar.)
First York Corp., $2
preferred (s-a)
Fittings, Ltd., class A (s-a)

Corp., Ltd.—

1-15

Machine

Falls

12-15

12-19

Razor—

Increased

10c

2

Bank

6%
Glens

1-

$1.50

preferred
(quar.):
Glenmore Distilleries Co.

Globe

of

National

3-

$1.25

Year-end

15c

1-

8

3-22

12-31

50c

:

1-

II-30

I

preferred

4\'z%

12-15

A

50c

(quar.).

(quar.)

Dominion

East

Co.

class

(quar.)

Lewis

(P.

(quar.)_

Co.,

preference

8

$37c

preferred

Dominion

..

(accum.)

Corp.,

pfd.

(quar.)

common

8

Street Corp.—

12Vic

.

Dominion Glass Ltd.,
Extra

&

preferred

Walnut

-62Vic

2

New

Glidden

1-

preferred
(quar.)___;
Dominion Foundries &
Steel, Ltd., common.

Dun

12-27

&

12-

"Marshall Field"

see

4\\%

convertible

Safety

12-

12-26

1-

$1.12V'2

Rubber,

Products

12-30

$25c

Co.

$1.061A

12-19

12-30

20c

12-19

1-19

12-19

Glatfelter

40c

12-19

2

12-29

12-15

12-14

12-15

2

1-

12-29

Gladden

12-15

1

1-

81 Vic

Gillette

12-15

1-

50c

(quar.)—
(quar.)

12-15

12-28

55c

(quar.)

common

12-19

&

preferred

$5

12-11

12-19

Giddlngs

12-11

2

12-29

Pennsylvania (quar.)
First Boston Corp., com.
(year-end)
Class A
(year-end)

non-cum.

Duke

$3

1-

12-30

50c

12-29

12-26

Canada, Ltd.—

&

Fifteen Hundred

2

12-26

3

12-28

iquar.)_

$50c

Dominion Coal Co., Ltd., 6%
pfd. (quar.)
Corset Co.__
Dominion Dairies,
Ltd., common

5%

1-

1-

25c

Js-a)

(Marshall)

1

Dominion

du

Field

12-20

12-29

$6

12-20

4'/2% pfd. (quar.)*
Art
Co.
(quar.)
Refrigerator Co. (increased quar.)—

Geimer

1-

2

10%

preferred

12-16

12-2£>

1-

$1.06V4
9334C

Tire

2nd

1

1-15

(quar.)

(quar.)

3lU%

4-

25c

25c

Dominion

4%

5

1

Ltd

Products, Inc. (year-end)
Mines, Ltd.
1 year-end 1

Dravo

of

preferred

1-

Doeskin

$4

Products

5%

2-

Extra

7%

1-15

25c

Theatres Corp. (quar.)
Cup Co., class .A (quar.)__
Doehler-Jarvis Corp. (quar.)______

5%

Fibre

12-22

50c

Dixie

5%

Mfg. Co.
Corp

12-15

$1.50

District

Dome

1-

$4

(s-a(

Co.,

Tarrant
Enamel

12-29

dividend

33A%

2

$$6.52

Fidelity-Phoenix Fire Insurance Co. iquar.)_
$2

Tunnel

pfd. (accum.)
(N. Y.) (quar.)

1

2- I

2

15c

!

&

Ferro

Co.

Semi-annual

Detroit

Co., Ltd., 6 Vi %

Extra
Felt

12-15

12V2c

<quar.)_

Detroit

1-

5c

__

Grain

Corp.,

preferred

General

1-

Extra

12-11

12-29

2-

50c

Time

4'A%

12-20

50c

(quar.)

12-30

1

Year-end

25c

12-30

2-

,

12-15

5c

Bake

12-15

$1

$3

12-30

50c

(quar.)

12-15

5

(accum.)

12-15

.

Denman

preferred

2

15c

:

5

1-

$1.50

2

15c

(year-end)

Co.

1-

$1.37V2

1-

15c

Mfg.

Rubber

$10c

(quar.)

1-

15c

(quar.)

12-15

(quar.)
Castings Corp.—

Steel

Georgia Power Co., $5 preferred

;

12-15

2

—

General Telephone Corp.. common
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)

35c

(quar.)

2

1-

preferred

$2.50
common

Inc.

preferred

(quar.)

2

15c

Park

$5.50

preferred

2

12-27

1

1-

25c

—

1-

12-18

2-

Public Service Corp.

General
$6

8

2-15

Ltd.—

1-

30c

!

$1.07

.

12-15

56V4C

92Vic

.

4.28%
preferred
(quar.)
Delaware RR. Co. (s-a)

1-15

1-

25c

(year-end)

convertible

$2.50

Extra

$1

$4

12-15

Canada,

(year-end)

A

35c

(quar.)
(quar.)

.

Frocks,

1-

5%

12-15

2

(quar.).
(quar.)

18!n0C

pfd.

common

—

12-28

12Vic

1-

preferred

preferred
of

35c

A (quar.)_
Year-end

12-14

Common
Class

1

$10c

2nd

Petroleums

1-8

2-

$1.50

$$2

(quar.)

Fashion

convertible

2-1

$1.25

25c

(s-a)

Year-end

12-27

1

50c

Class
1-

12Vic

$1

General

12-15

12-31

$1.25

(quar.)

Co

Quarterly
Mfg.,

12-20

$$2.50

Records, Inc. (quar.).
Dejay Stores, Inc. (increased)

12-

12-27

93^0

(quar.)
Ccrp., $1

Paint

General

(quar.)

Farrington

Canada—

preferred (s-a)

Decca

Stock dividend
Delaware & Hudson Co.
(quar.)
Delaware Power & Light, 4%
pfd.
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)

preferred

cuse)

12-15

12-27

Corp.,

Extra

12-18

15c

1-2-51

Farmers & Traders Life Insurance Co.
(Syra¬

12-23

12-26

common

Finance

preferred

$6

Corp., 4'/2%

Family

1

$1
50c

12-11
12-11

$2Gc

4%
preferred (quar.)
Falstaff Brewing

$1.25

1
1

5c

(quar.)

(Ontario)

12-20

Foods,

6%

Holder»

Payable of Rcc..

Co.—

$1

Insurance

10c

(quar.)

11-

10c

(year-end)
preferred (quar.)

12-15

15c

of

12-20

lc

(quar.)

12-30

(quar.)

Corp.

2

Corp.
preferred (quar.)

$3.75

$5 preferred (quar.)
General Outdoor Advertising

Ltd.—

preferred

2

12-14

Co.,

(T. H.)

preferred

12-30

Inc

Chemical Corp. (quar.)
Dayton Malleable Iron Co., 5 %
pfd.
Dazey Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.)
*___
De Bell & Richardson
(quar.)
De Long Hook &
Eye Co. (quar.)
De Pinna (A.) Co.—

&

1-

$30c

5%

J25c

__

Davidson

Debenture

12-20

5c

(s-a)

Corp..

Estabrooks

5

2

50c

A

Pie

1-

25c

6% convertible preferred
Dean Phjpps Stores

12-22

2

Flooring & Wood Products, Ltd.—

1-

10%

(quar.)

Brothers,

8

1-

When

Share

Motors

General

1-

2

Per

Name of Company

12-29

1-

(quar.)_.

1-

<quar.)_

common

1-15

Credit Corp.—

150c

Extra

'

iquar.)

$1.75

Hosiery Mills, Inc. (year-end)
Frere, Ltd., class A (quar.)

David &

(quar.)

common

75c
40c

$1

Y.)

Corp.,

$1.12 Va

1-

$1.12>/a

Davenport

5%

2

A

Trust

participating preferred (quar.)
Participating
Equity Corporation, 20c pfd- (s-a)
Equity Fund, Inc. (quar.)

dividend

preferred

7-

class

Endicott

20c

.

5%

Holden

Payable of Rec.

General

75c

(quar.)
Inc., 4'/2%

Davega Stores Corp.,

Empire

3-16

62Vic

preferred
Mills.

$1

12-18

2

—

quar.

pfd. (quar.)
Curlee Clothing, 4'%%
preferred (quar.)
Curtis Publishing Co., $7
pfd. (quar.)
$7 preferred
(quar.)
$4

12-18

2

$1 75

Sugar Co.

Cudahy Packing Co., 4>/a%

Dan

2

14-

$1.75

(quar.)

Atlantic

1-

$1.75
$1.75

preferred (o.uar.)

7%

When

Share

Empire Brass Mfg. Co.,Ltd.—

Common

7%

Per

Name of Company

45

(quar.)

Glass

Co.

30c

(quar.)__

Hein-Werner
Heinz

(H.

3.65%

See

2

12-15

J2"^

Co.,

Rubenstein,
Rubinstein

Inc.—

(Helena), Inc.

12-30

12- 8

12-26

12- 4

91,4c

(quaff.)—

Ltd., (year-end)

12-18*

45c

Company, common (quar.)r__

12-26

35c

(year-end)

Corp.

J.)

preferred

Helemano
Helena

1-

20c

Extra

,

,,

70c

1.

2

12-ia,

12.-2$

12-15.

46

Heller

of Company

(Walter

Co.,

&

15c

(quar.)_

com.

4%

preferred

5% %

(George W.) Company, com.
7%
preferred (quar.)
Henke & Pillot, Inc.
Common

voting

Common

non-voting

(quar.).

10%
10%

Steel Products Corp., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp., com. (extra)
4%% preferred series A (quar.)
Hershey Creamery Co.—

7%

4%

dividend

(D.

Holmes

Holt

H.)

Ltd.

Co.,

(quar.)

1-10

5%

preferred

12-29

Home

Co.

$4.50

2nd

$103
Hoover

redemption
share.

per

Co., 4y2%

pfd.

Hardart

Baking

&

Horn

preferred shown

12-16

12-14

1

12-18
2-20

1- 2

12-20

2-1

1-2

12-27

12-20

5%

1

12-22

(quar.)
Household Finance Corp., common
3%% preferred (quar.)__,

preferred

4%

(quar.)
Gas, common
preferred (quar.)_

Houston
5%

Houston

Oil

Co.

(Texas)

•

Inc.

12-30

12-20
12- 1

and

ized

1-15

12-30*
12-30*

12-11

12-28

12-11

12-28

1-15
1

12-

K.

4

;

preferred
Ltd.,

Class

Huron

B

Hutchins

Investing,

12-27
1- 3

12-

7

$20c

preferred

$7

(accum.)_

1- 3

12-

7

guaranteed

12-28

12-29

preferred

$4.75
$5.50

preferred

Illinois

Terminal

$25c

2- 1

12-29

Kansas

50c

12-30

12-15

4V2%

$2

Imperial
Life
Assurance
(Toronto)
(quar.)

$3

preferred

Co.

4y4%

$1.50

conv.

Class

B

$30c

1- 2

12-27

Kendall

35c

12-28

12-19

Kerr-Addison

1- 2

12-20

1- 2

12-11

45c

1-15

$1

$50c

Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co., Ltd.—
50c participating class A (year-end)
4%
preferred (quar.)

Ingersoll-Rand Co., common
6%
preferred (s-a)
Inglis
(John)
Co., Ltd
Securities

Insurance

Group

ordinary income
ized

Insurance

and

11-30
11-30

11-27

1- 2

12-

2

2

12-

2

1-

2

12-15

real¬

(Chicago)

Laclede

Common

Company

1-

2

1-

2

Lamson

12-15

15c

12-20

-

1- 2

12-15

12-29

$2.50

1-17

$20c

Business

6%

1-15

12-15

1-15

12-15

1-26

<75^

j_

2

30c

12-30

10-31

International

50c

1-15

12-15

Co.,

com.

fauar.)

Special

30c

$65c

Extra

4%%

t35c

preferred

International
Common

Stock

4%

(quar.)

Minerals

&

$$1.12%
Chemical

100%

(quar.)

Nickel

Co.

$1
of

Canada,

7%

7%

(quar.)
preferred ($100 par)

preferred

($5 par)

1-15

1-

1-

2
2




Va.,

12-15

12-29

—

dividend)—

(stock

__

12-27

12-14
2-

2-15

5%

7

12-30

12-12

3-

°

5%%
Class

common

Manufacturers

1-

2

&

preferred

4% %

Company,

conv.

common

pfd. (quar.)_
(quar.)

2

12-15

8

1-

2

12-15

25c
$1.75

1-

2

12-

$1

12-29

12-20

Lehman

12-29

12-20

sale

2-

1

1-

2-

1

1-2

2

2-1

1-2

$1.50

1-2

12-15

of

(special). $1

securities

and

75c

;

from

net

(Charles)

Lerner

4%%

Stores

Co.,

Corp.,

6%

preferred

common

preferred (quar.)

Lexington Union Station, 4%

pfd.

(s-a)

Co.

1

12-15
12-15

1-

5

12-16

1-

2

12-18

1-

2

12-18

1-

1

12-15

12-28

II-30

1

1-11

Y.)

(N.

2

12-11

McCord

12-28

12-18

McCrory

1-2

12-

9

1-

2

12-

9

1-

2

2

1-15

12-31

1-

$20c

2

12-15

1-15

12-20

Corp.,

1-15

12-20

1-

1

12-20

1-

1

12-20

1-

2

12-

8

50C

1-

2

12-

9

:_—

(quar.)

$3.50 convertible preferred
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.—

$1.50

1-

12-22

2

20c

12-28

12-13

75c

12-28

12-13.

15c
$3

1-

5'

2-

1

12-3Q

12-28

12-14

12-22

100%
12 %c

12-26

12-15
12-15

$1.37%

1-

2

$1.50

1-

2

12-15

$50c

1-

2

12-13

—

12-29

12-13*

50c

12-26

12-15

25c

(quar.)—

common

$1.06%

/

12-15

12-31

62 %c

(quar.)

Corp., $2.50 preferred

12-26

12-15

88c

12-29

12-15

1-

2

12-19

4-

25c

quar.)

(initial

I-

62 %c

$1

Extra

Common

12-20

12-20-

2

25c

Corp

12-12

1-

20c

(quar.)

Stores

$1.25

$17%c

(quar.)_

common

—

12-15

Common

(quar.)

25c

2

3-19

12-26

12-

8

Common

1-2-61

12-19

12-

8

Common

(quar.)
(quar.)

60C

12-26

60c

4-2-51

3-19

12-30

12-20

McGraw

75C

1-

1

12-11

1-2-51

12-20

Mclntyre

$$1.00%

1-

2

II-

75c

1-

2

12-20

3c

1-

2

12-15

25c

1-

2

12-15

25c

1-

2

12-22 \

$1.06 V*

1-

2

12-22

1-

2

12-15

1-

1-

2

4-1-51
1-

3-20

2

12-11

(F.

Extra

$1.50 pfd.
Mines, Ltd.

Co.,

&

H.)

Porcupine
G.),

Mfg.

&

com.'

Co.,

Co.^
5% preferred

(quar.)

12-20

McQuay,

1-

2

12-15

2-

1

1-15

McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co., common
4'/4%
preferred
(quar.)—

1-

2

12-15

1-

2

12-22

Inc.,

Mead Johnson & Co.,

Meadville

Melchers

Mengel

Mercantile

2

12-30
12-27

12-15

12-

4

1

12-13

1-10

12-22

2-

6%

Merchants

Year-end
&

$30c

12-30

12-

2-15

I-31

class A (quar.)

35c

1-

2

12-15

1-

2

37 %.c

fquar.)_„
of

Company,

preferred

Y.

60c

12-30

12-20

35c

12-30

12-20

com.
(increased quar.)_
(quar.)—
—

(quar.)

Co.

—

Miami

9

4%%

—

12-30

12-30

1-15

12-15

12-15

5.50%

5.40%

preferred

Middle

South

Utilities,

1-

1

12-14

Middle

States

Petroleum

1-

1

12-14

12-28

12-18

preferred
preferred

Stock

1

1212-

5

1-

1

12-

5

dividend

12-26

12-15

12-26

12-15

12-27

12-14*

Inc.

(increased)

Corp. (year-end)
——1——.—

—

Midland Steel Products Co.,

8%

1-

2

1-

2

4% %
12-20
12-20
1-

2

1-20

12-16

Miller

12-22

40c

12-26

12-18

Class

A

2-

1

$1.22%

2-

1

1-15

5%c

1-

2

12-20

1-

2

12-15

50c

4%

com.

Inc.,

preferred

of Canada,

Ltd.

1-

8*

1

12-

8

(quar.)__
!

25c
56V4c

12-

4

1-

2

12-

4

(increased)

7%c
15c

—

(quar.)

(interim)—

10c
56V4c

$30c

12-28
1-15

.

12-15*

1-31

2

common-

convertible

Mining Corp.

12-27

1-

(quar.)

(quar.)

Miller-Wohl,

4%%

Co.,

1-15

$1.10

1-

Reclaiming, com.
preferred (quar.)___

Manufacturing

12-15

1-12

$2

pfd.

Rubber

12-15

20c

1-15

Midwest

1

5

1

30c

12-14

4.40%

12-18

1-

1-

67 %c

——

Michigan Bumper Corp. (quar.)———
Michigan Gas & Electric Co., common-—.
4.90%

12-31

67 %c

(quar.)—

preferred

12-23

1

12-16

$1.12%

50c

Copper Co. (extra)
Michigan Associated Telephone Co.—

1

2-

12-11

2

25c

2

1- 2

12-11..

2

1-

37 %c

;

1-

12-15

1

2

1-

$1.08%

(quar.)—

Bridge Co.

Extra

1-

12-15

12-30

1-15

1-

97 %c

(quar.)—
(quar.)_——
——._
Mid-States Equipment, 7% pfd. (quar.)

12-30

1-

50c

87%c
62 %c

96 %c

Miami

1-15

12-26

12-15

quar.)

(increased

3

1-15

1

8

——-V-

N.

12-

12-18

2-

,

11-30

12-29

$1.75

12-

12-27
12-29

12-30

12-15

$1.25

l2-~3

12-18

2

12-15

62 %c

preferred (s-a)
—
pfd. (s-a)___
7% preferred (quar.)—

————

Machine

2

12-28

.

Ltd.—

Acceptance Corp.,
Bank

2c

10c

(s-a)_—

(initial)-—

Disintegrating Co., Inc.—
preferred (quar.)—:—.——
Metropolitan Edison, 3.85% pfd. (quar.)
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)

12-18

1-

(s-a)——

pfd.

1

Metals

2

12-27

——

Stores,

preferred

$1.50

Mesta

12-27

12-27

5%

Co.,

$3.50
1-

(quar.)-

participating

Merchants

12-29

pfd.

Industries

Distilleries,

12-15

1-

4%

Co., 5%

Telephone

John)

12-22

2-

—

(quar.) —

12-28

1

(s-a)

_————

(Arthur

McKee

12-27

$2

12-15

12-14

& Sons,

(M.)

1-10

$1.50

2

12 %c

Inc.,

preferred

12-28

37V2c
$1.12%

1-

12-15

Inc
—
—
Marshall Field & Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.) —
Marshall-Wells, 6%
preferred (quar.)———
Martel Mills, common (quar.)
—
$3 preferred
(quar.)
Martin-Parry Corp. (reduced)
Massawippl Valley RR. (s-a)_
Masonite Corp. (stock dividend)—.—
McBee Company, com. (increased quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
:
McBrine (L.) Co., Ltd.. preferred (s-a)

ordi¬

(quar.)_

(quar.)

12-27

12-14

(quar.)

Basket,

1-15

$1.75

2

2

Corp

preferred

Marsh

from profits on

income

nary

Leich

Corp.

(extra)

1-12

1-

12-28

Telephone & Telegraph Co., Ltd.—
(quar.) ;

1

62V2c
60c
96 %c

12-18

2

1-

1-31

12-28

(quar.)

preferred

Trust

Marlin-Rockwell

1

12-30

12-22

Rubber

&

Midland

12-

12-

2

1-

25c

Common

2

2

12-22

12-22

1-

2

$1.50
25c

12-29

2

Maritime

1-

6

50c
$12.50
$1.25
$25c
$$1.25

1-15

Marine

12-15

1-

9

12-

1-15

12-15

2

9

12-

2

1-

1-

12-15

1-

12-

12-30

60c

7%

$1

preferred (quar.)
;
(James) & Sons, common
3.85% preferred (quar.)

12-20

12-30

$50c

Market

56 Vic
25c

12-20

2

1-

$$7.50

8

$3
$4

(s-a)

12-27

(s-a)
(quar.)—

8

45c
45c
6c

12-15

12-15

12-

$25c

12-15

2

12-

20%

2

1-

1-

2

20%
62%c
15c
$1.50

1-15

1

2-

12-28

30c

2

$25c
10c
35c
$8c
37%c

12-15

Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd. (increased)
Marathon Corp., 5%
preferred (quar.)
Marchant Calculating Machine Co. (quar.)_

12-11

1-

1-15

12-27

12-13

27%c

Manufacturers Life Insurance (Toronto)

11-24

12-28

12-15

7%c

12-20

1-

12-15

12-27

2

—

(s-a)

A

(year-end)
Tire

convertible

$1.20

1-

25c

(quar.)

Extra

'

B

class

12-27

1-

12-15

1-15

1-

—-

(quar.)—

Financial,

12-30

2-

12-15

12-28

$1.06(4
40c
50c
25c

(s-a)

preferred

Mansfield

1-

45c
7V2c
37%c
37%c
$1

RR.

Coal

preferred

$1.12V2
$1.06V4
$1.12'/a

62V2C
62V2c
$1.12%
$20c
75c
35c
25c
60c
$1.12 %
50c
15c
50c
35c

12-30

$25c
20c
27V2C

(quar.)
Co

2-14

12-27

1-15

12-30

tl2%c

12-30

12-27

9

12-30
12-30

75c

1

10c

1-

1-15
1-15

Ltd.—

1-15

25c
$1.25
28c

3-20

12-16

1

2-

tl2V2C

& Co.

H.)

2-14

1

12-20

12-28

6c
50c
$1.06

Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Maine Central RR., 6% prior pfd. (quar.)_
Maine Public Service Co., common..—

12-15

3-

1-2-51

4-1-51

$1.25

preferred

5%

2

1-

12-15

31%c

—

Mailman

12-15

12-29

2

45c

(auar.)

Mahoning

12-18

12-28

12-14

1-

$2.50
$1.50

(quar.)

B

(R.

Macy

12-15

12-27

40c

(quar.)

$2.50

12-20

t8%c

(quar.)

common

(s-a)

Co.

—

Company,

Leath

12-15

1- 2

t$1.75

(quar.)

Class

2

80c

participating

Le Roi

12-15

t$1.75

(quar.)

International Ocean Telegraph Co.

Delaware,

(John)

6%

12-15

Ltd.—

Common

7

1-

/

—

Lees
80c

dividend

International

_

preferred
Sessions

Richmond,

Corp.—

(quar.)

preferred

of

Corp.

prior
&

.

(quar.)

Participating

International Metal Industries, Ltd.—
Class A (increased quar.)

12-

(subject to the approval

& Sons, Ltd
1
United Bakeries, Inc.—
(quar.)
$1.80 preferred (quar.)
Lawyers Mortgage & Title Co. (initial s-a)_
Lawyers Title Insurance Corp.—

12-21

International Educational Publishing Co.—
$3.50 preferred (accum.)
Harvester

2

1-15

A

Merck

Co.

Common

_

Class

Langendorf

1- 4*

Co.—

Quarterly

;

Extra

Lang
5%

Products

(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)

Landers, Frary & Clark

Machines

Cellucotton

7

1-

(quar.)_

pfa.

participating preferred
(H. R.)
Export Co.,

$1.50

12-

10c

Sessions

preferred

Lamson

12-15

1-31

Co.

Mines,

of stockholders)

12-20

12-28

t37y2c

dividend

95c
$1
$1
$15
50c
$1.12Va
$1.07

31V4c

dividend

&

Stock

Lamson

(quar.)

12-30

2

12-26

Meek

(increased quar.)

Lambert

$20c

„

(resumed)

International

Co.

Gold

Powders, Ltd.—

participating preferred

International

Gas

Laclede-Christy
Lamaque

$10c
Bronze

1-

12-15

5

MacFadden Publications, Inc.—

I-18

1

12-16

1-

Factors

convertible

1 f|p

12-29*

70c

Extra

International

2-

12-22

1-

12-30

$2%c

5%

Co.,

(quar.)

(quar.)
—
Power & Light, $6 pfd. (quar.)__
Gas & Electric, common (quar.)_

McKinney

(Joto)7Il;d"Z——II—IZ

12-30

2%c

(year-end)
Intfer-Gflty Baking Co., Ltd
Corp.

12-21

$1
$1.50
$1.75
10c
50c

f q

1-15

—

(increased s-a)__

12-21

Co.—

(quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)

1-31

27 %c
Certificates

-

(quar.)

A

3c

Building

(quar.)

pfd. (quar.)

1st pfd.

$1

(quar.)

preferred

$1.50

Kropp Forge Co. (resumed)
Kuppenheimer (B.) & Co. (s-a)
La Plante-Choate Mfg. Co.—
5%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
La Salle Extension University
(quar.)

12-20

1-

pfd. (quar.)
(increased quar.)

(quar.)

preferred

Labatt

__.

Extra

IntercheThical

4%%

from

from

Company,
preferred

Kroger Co., 6%

12-20

1-

12-27

1

(resumed)—

Co.

Drug

$1.50

11-30

1-12

$1

(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)

Koppers Co., Inc., 4%

11-30

12-30

2

(quar.)

common

Kroehler Manufacturing

12-30

$40c

$$1

Co

Company

&

Kinsel

$31 %c

$12%c

&

Corp.,

preferred

Kirsch

11-30

5%

„

(interim)

Kings County Lighting Co., 4%

11-30

12-30

quar.)

(quar.)

preferred
Mines, Ltd.

Gold

Kinney (G. R.), Inc., com.
Special

7%

Quarterly
Insuranshares

Stock

12-30

(increased

A

class

12-11

"Pyf

$0.0152

12-21
12-21

75c
30c
50c

(quar.)

12-11

$10c

of North America

Exchange

1- 1
-1- 1

$3

($0.0148

——

(quar.)

$4.50

King-Seeley

12-18

Ltd.—

security profits)

Insurance Co.

1

12-30

(year-end)

shares

(quar.)

common

preferred

(Walter)

4% %

2

12-30

Industrial

Institutional

l-

1-

$1.25

pfd. ($25 par)
convertible preferred ($32 par) (quar.)
Rayon Corp. (stock dividend)

conv.

—

(quar.)

Kimberly-Clark

j$i
$1.06y4

(quar.)
(quar.)

(quar.)—

com.

(quar.)

(increased quar.)

Co.,

Kingan

r

par)

Co.,

—

Keyes Fibre Co., class A (quar.)
5.60% preferred (quar.)

:

—

($100

(quar.)
& Light

Company

12-19

2-

Kidde

preferred (quar.)

preferred

$%

Kellogg

Ltd.—

(quar.)

——

6%

11-14

$1.25
$1.06y4

Extra

Nut,

1

$25c

$1.03Va

(quar.)

12-13

12-28

Co.—

——_—.___——-

(James R.) Corp.
preferred (s-a)

12-30

$12%c

75c

preferred series^B

12-28

12-28

1

12-27

25c
62 %c

Taylor

Manhattan

Gas

Natural

preferred

$1.50

12-20

12-13

Kelsey-Hayes Wheel—

(quar.)

preferred series A (quar.)

Common

.

1- 1

12-28

Dock

&

(quar.)_
Lowenstein (M.) & Sons, common (quar.)_„
4%% preferred A (quar.)
Lowney (Walter M.), Ltd._—
Ludlow Vaive Mfg. Co., com.
(year-end)—
5%% non-cum. conv. preferred (quar.)—
Luzerne County Gas & Electric Corp.—
4%%
preferred ' (quar.) —
,—
Lykens Valley RR. & Coal (s-a)
_
Lynn Gas & Electric (quar.)_.
Lytton's, (Henry C. Lytton & Co.)
—

12-15

36y2c

(initial quar.)

& Light
(quar.)

(quar.)

Company,

Kearney

1-10

12-27

1-

2-20
12-20

10c

—

(quar.)

preferred "$25 par" (quar.)_
preferred "$100 par" (quar.)

6%

12-15

62y2c

______——

(quar.)
A (initial quar.)

preferred

Kelling

$$3.75

Industrial Acceptance Corp,

5%

1

&

4%%

5%

12-15

2-

Canada

of

Michigan Electric—
preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis Power & Light, com. (increased)
4% preferred (quar.)___
1
Indianapolis Water Co.—

5%

7%

12-15

1- 2

20c

4y8%

5 %

12-11

1- 2

$1.37%
<

Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Ordinary (interim)
4%
preference (quar.)
;
Imperialle Fuels, Ltd., 6% partic. pfd. (s-a)
Independent Pneumatic Tool Co. (increased)
Indiana Gas & Chemical Corp., $3 preferred
Indiana

1- 1

common

—

Power

Kaynee

(quar.)

Co.,

4%% preferred (quar.)_!
Katz Drug Co., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)

Co.—

quar.)

Co.

common

Corp., $1.46 pfd.

preferred

12-20

$1.18%

(quar.
(initial

$5

12-30

.

Telephone

RR.

Common

Lines—

Leased

Sons

Kansas-Nebraska

12-20

1-15

$1.25

(quar.)

Co

preferred
preferred

Extra

(s-a)

Commercial

(E.)

4.28%

12-15

$2.25

Hydro-Electric Securities Corp., pfd. B (s-a)
Cement Co. (quar.)
4%

1- 2

5%

12-15

2

80c
$1.25
$1.50
,25c
10c
10c
15c
50c

—

—

preferred (quar.)_

4%%

1

Ideal

Illinois

12-15

12-15

$4.75

(accum.)

RR.

(year-end)

Coal

&

5%

12-15

12-29

3-10

12-30

40c
$$1

(quar.)

Ltd.

Macmillan

preferred (quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry., 4%
pfd. (quar.)_
Kansas City Title & Insurance Co. (year-end)
Kansas Gas & Electric Co., com. (quar.)—

12-27

$$1.25

12-29

12-28

4%

80c

Huttig Sash & Door Co.
5% preferred (quar.)

Illinois Central

12-15

$1.50

_____

Mortgage Corp. (quar.)

preferred

$7

12-18

12-27

11-30

Corp
Brewing

preferred

5%
Lord

11-30

2

50c

City Power
3.80%
preferred

$20c

(quar.)

class A (increased)
(increased)

& Erie

12-26

2

25e

Kansas

30c

Louisville

93%c
20c

Printing

Kahn's

8

83c

Louisiana

11-30

—;———.——

Kaiser Steel

______

11-30

2

$2

Inc. (irreg.)
Battery Co.,

W.

Kable

5%

gains

2

1-

25c/.'
$1

—

&

Joyce,

12-22

1-

1-

$1

—_

(increased)

Co.

preferred
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply Co. (extra)

1- 8

12-28

$75c

(quar.)

Sulphur

preferred (quar.)
Joplin Water Works, 6%

12-11

$2.50
12y2c

8

35c

—

5%

50c

8

12-

11-30

3%% preferred (quar.)—Oil
Refining
Laughlin Steel Corp.—

Common

12-27

Lorain

12-

2

2

$1.25

Co.—

Co.,

12-11

1-15

12-27

Star

1-

12-28

12-30*

$1

Candy

Lone

1-

$1.25
$1.25

______——

Tea

Jones

—

Extra

6%
Hunt's

Lake

Johnson

1-15

Loft

12-15

1-

2-20

$0
$1

—

(quar.)

Theatres,

(Marcus)

11-24

1-

(quar.)

preferred

$25c
1$1.75

Non-voting common
Jewel

approximately 47c from real¬

capital

Loew's

Year-end

12-12

(quar.)

Humphreys Mfg. Co., common

12-15

Brothers, founders shares

Jenkins

Approximately 36c from net investment in¬
come

A

Electric

Year-end

12-20

1- 2
1- 2

20c
62%c

class A (s-a)

2

preferred A (quar.)

12-18

50c

Fund,

1-

(quar.)

com.

3-10

$1.00

—

(irreg.)

Common

1

12-

1-19

Lock Joint Pipe—

8%

preferred B
Telephone Corp.—

60c
93%c

(s-a)

Locke Steel Chain Co.

2

12-15

Miami

12-15

8

12-15

12-26

50c

Railroad—
Special stock (quar.)
$4.30 original stocks

1

2-

12-26

25c

Brothers

12-15

(quar.)
(quar.)

preferred

5%

'

12-15

1

Lit

Jamestown

12- 1

12-28

2

Lowell Adams

$5

1

13-

2

preference D (quar.)
Water Supply

1- 2

Extra

Hudson

12-

12-15

1-

(quar.)

preferred

$5

12-28

1-24

12-26

12-27

1-

12-13

10c
$2.50
$1
25c
25c

$1,62%

20c

12-11

25c

xl%%
xiy4%
xl%%

Ltd.,

Service,

Year-end

(quar.)

Howe Scale Co., 5% preferred
Howell Electric Motors Co.
Hubbard Pelt Co., Ltd.

7%

12-27

___.

Natural

12-15

1

8

12-29

Wayne, Ind., new common (initial)—„—
(A. J.) & Hoverson—

12-15

1-

8

12-

Lindemann

12-

7% preference B (quar.)
5% preference C (quar.)

'

70c

(quar.)

12-15

12-26

12-

12-27

1

12-27

22%c
60c
35c
82 %c

12-27
1

2

12-28

(quar.)

12-15

1-

$1.21
$1.75

Co.,

Public

Jamaica

56 %c

preferred

conv,

1-

$1.12%
$2
$12%c

__

$2.25

3-

at

(quar.)
Horner (P. W.), Ltd.
Class A (quar.)_
Hoskins Manufacturing Co. (year-end)
Houdaille-Hershey Corp.

1-15

2

2-

20c

Jefferson

J.)

11-30

1-2

1-

$1.75

Little

Extra

Jefferson

(N.

12-20*

12-28

12-15

33%%

Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd. (quar.)_
Lincoln National Life Insurance
Co., Fort

Jamaica

;

(quar.)___
Co.

1-

175c

preferred (quar.)
Iowa Power & Light Co., common (quar.)—
3.30%
preferred (quar.)_
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)

2

being
29

12-21

$1.50

—

4.80%

1- 3

1-

$1.06%
$1.12%

Dec.

on

12-29

1-12
2

2

10%

■

_____-——

dividend

Stock

12-15

1-

(year-end)
5% preferred (s-a)
——
Link Belt Co. (quar.)_—
—Lipe-Rollway Corp., class A (accum.)
$1
preferred (quar.)—

1-30

Ltd.—

7% pfd. A (accum.)—
6%% preferred B (accum.)
Iowa Electric Light & Pcwer Co.—

12-28

62%c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Electric

Iowa

$1.12,/2

is

62%c
58%c
60c

(initial)

preferred (quar.)
Management Fund, Inc.—
Investors shares
(year-end) 35c distribu¬
tion and 86c from capital gains

(Port

above

V

(quar.)—_

convertible

6%

-

for

called

12-29*

1-30

2

Insurance Co. of Tenn.—

& Casualty

Life

15c
5%

dividend

Stock

Investors

12-15
12-26

Co.

A

12-12

Telephone Co.

$6 preferred

90c

(quar.)_

convertible 2nd pfd.

$4.50

12-15

2

Common

Investment Foundation,

15c
25c
25c

_

preferred

—

—

pfd.

4.70%

Co.,

common

12-30
12-27

s-a)

Telephone & Telegraph Co.
common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)

$4.25

New

$1
$20
50c
$1

__________—_

(increased

Hooker Electrochemical

quar

Power

Common

Wayne),
5%

Increased

12- 1

(quar.)

(s-a)

1

1-

Department Stores—

Interstate

(

Inc

Insurance

1-

2

1-

22%c
15c

(quar.)

90c

60c

12-15

1-

37%c
183/4c

common

preferred

12-23

12-30

30c
37%c

class A common

preferred (quar.)
Liberty Products Corp

1-31

433/4c

Co.,

dividend

Stock
Interstate

12-20

J 6c

_

& Co., Inc., common—______
non-cum.
class A (quar.)_

Home

7%c

—

Co

B

convertible

75c

7% pfd. (quar.)__
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—
Resumed (1st payment since Jan. 1932)—

1-16
1-15
12-15
12-15
12-20

(Henry)

$1

Silver

Interstate

1-26
2- 1
1- 2
1- 5
1- 2

(year-end)_

Holophane Company,

being called
at $5.50 per

issue

plus this dividend)
Shoe

Class

Payable of Rec.

C.)

Quarterly

12-20

1-16

1950

Holdert

When

Per

Share

Name of Company

Liberty Loan Corp.,

Jan. 31

on

International

12-29

20c
15c
12%c
$5c
62 %c

(quar.)

Club

$60c

(entire

redemption

share

Ltd.—

Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines,

Hollywood Turf

1-20

50c

Higbic Mfg. Co., com. (increased)
5% preferred (quar.)
Highland Bell Mines
Hightstovvn Rug, 5% prior preferred
Hines
(Edward) Lumber
New common (Initial quar.)

preferred

pfd.

Monday, December 25,

.

Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville, S.

Canada, Ltd.—

Resistance—

conv.

for

•

Monthly

Quarterly
Hollingsworth & Whitney Co.

6%

12-22
12-15
1-15
12-11
1-25

1- 2
12-26
2- 1
1- 2
2-15

of

.

.

Holdert

Payable of Rec.

Interstate Securities Co.

Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.

$4

12-30
12-30

50c
5c
35c
$1
53Vac

(quar.)

Corp.

Hercules

Stock

1-15-51
1-15-51

Share

-

preferred (s-a)

International

dividend)
(stock dividend)

(stock

Cement

1- 2
1- 2

1- 2
1- 2

$1.37 %
40c
433/4c

(quar.)

6%

International

12-20
12-20
12- 8
12- 8

$1

Helme

:

12-20

2

Paints

International

12-20

1-

(quar.)

preferred

Hercules

1- 2

50c

E.)

Extra

Name of Company

Payable of Reo.

Share

When

Per

Holdert

When

Per
Name

Chronicle

The Commercial and Financial

(2522)

12-18
1-

1

1-

2

12-18

1-

2

12-18

12-28

II-30

Volume 172

Number 4971

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

(2523)
Per
Name

Share

of Company

Minneapolis-Moline,
$1.50

convertible

$5.50

1st

Minnesota

2nd

preferred
&

40c

2-15

1-30

<quar.)_

37'/2c

2-15

1-30

$1.37 y2

preferred

2-15

1-30

(quar.)

Ontario

Paper Co.—

Increased

50c

quarterly
Minnesota Power & Light Co.—
5%

preferred (quar.)

Mission

Stock

Fuel

(quar.)

Edison

cluded
of

Co.

in

last

should

our

The

Service

Carpet Mills,
Oil

Corp.

payment

Corp.
Mohawk

2

12-15

1-

2

12-

Co.

Monarch

2

12-15

2

12-15
12-20

4%%

$1

1-

9

12-29

Petroleum
N.

4% %

1

1-

12-15

Ltd.,

Mortgage
Radio

Auto

$25c

1-

2

1-

2

12-30

12-20

$$1

12-28

12-15

lc

1-31

1-15

$2.50

,

i

1-12

.12-29

62 %C

(quar.)

Chemical

1-

12-15

1

pfd.

Co..

(quar.)

87 %C

—

1-

2

12-15

20c

1-

2

12-15

$1.05

Co., $3.50
Utilities

1-

(quar.)

com.

(quar.)__

common

class

A

(quar.)___—______
Locomotive
Works. Ltd

Montreal
Montreal

Telegraph

Moore Corp., Ltd.,
Year-end

12-11

3.90%

12-15

1-

12-

7

2

12-

7

2

12-

7

$20c

2

1-

1-

1

u.

12-11

1-15

preferred A

(quar.)—

preferred B

(quar.)

t$1.75

1-

2

12-

7

$25c

1-

2

12-

7

Drop

(quar.)

Forging

Co.,

convertible

Engineering

Co.,

Morrison

series

Cafeterias

Finance

Motorola,

Corp.,

Inc.

Mount

Diablo

59 %c

Extra

5

1-

Murphy

Paint

12-12

4%%

Gas

Ry.

4%

2-10

Company

2-10

3%%

12-27

12-13

12-27
1-

12-13

2

1-

12-15

2

12-15

12-26
2-

12-15
1-20

1

25C

12-27

12-12

12-30

12-12

$1.183%
20c

1-

2

12-29

12-15

Mutual

Chemical

6%

12-15

Mutual

6%

preferred
(F. E.)

Co.

Corp.

Nashville

guaranteed

7%%

Biscuit Co.,

National

7%

National

Cash

National

Register,
$7

National

$1.50

Co.,

Hosiery

12-30

Oklahoma

Electric,

—

Y.

(increased)
(quar.)_„

12-

8*

1-

2

12-12

1-

2

12-12

65C

$15c

Co.

-----

Bank & Trust Co.
& Mfg. Co
Corp

Shares

Sugar

National

Supply

Extra

Co.

Co

common

Neptune

Meter

common

Corp.,

American

$1.50

3-15

Pacific

$1.25

1-

2

12-15

5%

4-

2

3-15

5%

12-28

12-20

62 %C

2-15

1-31

Pacific

Indemnity

62 %c

5-15

4-30

Pacific

62 %c

8-15

7-31

Pacific

Lightii»g Co.,

25c

12-30

12-15

12 %C

12-30

$1.25

12-15

Pacific

1-

2

12-15

2

12-15

1-

2

12-15

1-13

12-29

1-

2

12-12

common

(quar.) —

(quar.)
Co.
(initial)——




•—

1-

3

(quar.)
Ltd., common-

Co.

preferred

preferred

pfd.

12-14

Park Utah

12-14

Parker

2-15

2-

5

Paterson &

53 %C

2-15

2-

5

Patican

1-22

1-

8

5c

12-26

Patino Mines <fc Enterprises
Year-end

River

Telephone,

25c

3-15

2-28

$1

1-

1

12-21

$6

75c

12-26

12-20

Penn

Ltd.,

preferred

Traffic

12-29
12-12

6%

12-30

12-18

Quebec

Mairitou

12-30

12-18

Quebec

Power

12-30

12-20

12-30

12-20

12-29

12-

12-27
12-28

$$1.25

12-

6

12-12

preferred

&

M.

11-29

2-15

1-15

Mines,

Co.

RR.

(quar.)

Ltd.

(Canada),

1st

preferred

Purina

Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Inc.

(quar.)

Concrete

Estate

Pile

(Pa.)

Title

ton, D. C.)

1

12-15

Red

12-27

12-18

Reece

12-29*

2

12-15
12-19

conv.

30c

Brothers,

(quar.)

Laboratories.

convertible

Co.

Reliance

Rand.

Inc.,

Renfrew

12-15

2

12-15

quar.)

Stock

$4.50

(s-a)

(s-a)

Textiles,

come

12-22

6%

Revere

1-12

12-29

1-10

12-22

issue

50c

12-28

12-19

$107.50

$1

12-28

12-19

62 %C

12-15

25c

2-15

2-

5

33c

1

2-15

2-

5

$75c

2-15

1-15

$$1.50
20C

Revere

12-18

1-2-51

2-

1

1-25

1-

2

1-10

1-

2

12-15

1-

12-13
2-

1

2

12-12

2-23

1-17

1-

2

12-15

12-26

12-

8

12-26

12-

8

1-

2

1-

12-21.

2

12-

4

1-

2

12-

4

1-

2

12-11

12-29

2-15
2-15
1-

2

12-

60c

1-

2

12-15

2-

1

1-20

1-11

12-21

1-

12-13

1-19
1-19
8

1

Ltd.,

class

2

2
1

12-15
12-15
1-15

12-26

12-

12-29

12-15

A

(quar,)

4#

1-

1

12-15

1-

1

12-18

12-29

12-

1-31

12-29

0

12-11
12-

6

$15c

1-

2

12-11

$28c

2c

Fund,

from

5c

from

per

&
for

1-2-51

12-15

1-2-51

12-15)

net

7c

12-29

pfd. (quar.)

25c

1-

2

12-

$1.50

1-

2

12-11

Inc.

(quar.)_—
investment
in¬

realized

conv.

Brass,

5%%

redemption

share

Metals

security

plus this

diivdend

conv.

on

8

(entire

Dec.

30

at

dividend)

87 %c

12-30

20c

Inc

common

preferred

preferred

Rhinelander Paper

pfd.

on

12-15

1-15

■

12-29

Co.—

Reynolds Tobacco,
4.50%

1-

12-

$1.12%

(quar.)

Racing Association,

Stock

12-20

25C

preferred A (quar.)—

called

5Mj%

12-20

12-30

'—

and

Copper

Reynolds

12-30

t5c

prior

15c

(quar.)

12-15

50c

87 %C

common

Republic Pictures Corp., $1
Republic Steel Corp.—

12-27

12-28

8

12-15

2

5%

Investors

Approximately

12-

5c

$28c

15c

Extra

12-30

SI.25

Consolidated, Inc.

12-

1-

30c

dividend

preferred

Republic

10c

9

12-15

10c

profits,

(resumed)

2

2

1-10

$1.25

ttenold-Coventry, Ltd.,
Class A (quar.)

2

11-

12-30

$1.25

conv.

12-18

1-

12-15

$1.18%

Manufacturing Co. (111.)
preferred (quar.)_

3%%

Remington

12-18

1-

12-20

2

(Washing¬

Inc

preferred

12-28

$1

1-2

1-

2-28

$1.50

(increased

12-29

$55c

6

12-20

50c

iquar.)_

(s-a)

Inc.

25c

1-15

2

1-

75c

pfd.

prior preferred A (quar.)
Stores, 43/4% preferred (quar.)
(Mass.) 5% pfd. iquar.)

12-20

1-25

12-15
11-30
12-

50c

Corp.

1-15

12-18

2

12-28
12-26

25c

Owl

12-20

12-29

1-

12-19

$3

1-15

1-15

1-15

12-22*

Co.

Insurance

$1.10

12-29

1

1-15

100%

(s-a)

50c

$1.75

2-

12-27

Hosiery "Mills

Silk

1-15

1-

12-15

$4
Real

1-15

12-19

12-15

50c

2

12-28

1

1-15

50c

Raytheon Mfg. Co., $2.40

12-30

1-

1-

12-30

$1.50

(quar.)

Real

1-15

12-13

11-20

93 %c

iyear-ei;d)

12-

4

12-30

87 %c

—

1

—

A_

(quar.)

$3 preferred (quar,)
Reading Co., 4% 2nd preferred

75c

class

(increased)

common

Reading Gas Co.

1-

12-20

$25c

12-15

12-29

12-20

1-15

12c

12-15

1-31

1-15

25c

preferred

$1

(quar.)

Ltd

2

1-15

12-30

$75c

$2

2

12-29

5

$1.50

1-

20c

5

12-

1-

$1.25

1-

12-20

12-

2

25c

(quar.)_.

25c

12-27

12-18

12-27

15c

(quar.)

Extra

$2

12-30

$1.25

Ray-O-Vac Company (stock dividend)
Rayonier, Inc., common iquar.)

12-29

31 %c

1-

—

*

12-29
1-15

40c

Y.)

iquar.)

1-

12-15

12-15

$1.16%

preferred

1-30

2

12-23

2

$1

Raybestos-Manhattan,

2-15

12-29

Oklahoma—

12-12

$$1

12-23

50c

(quar.)

convertible

33A %

12-15

12-29

25c

Bearings,

2-

—

C0..1N.

Extra

Ralston

2

16c

2

1-

12-13

1-

$2.50

.

,

Trust

Radio Corp. of America,
$3.50

12-27

$2

Quaker Oats Co., old common

8

Cc,—

common

common

Co

12-29

2

31 %C

Products

(auar.)

5%

1-15

1-15

&

of

Ltd.

1-20

R.

12-30

$20c

(irreg.)

Co., common
preferred (quar.)

8%

12-30
12-13

1-20

20c

Pyle-National

(quar.).

(quar.)—.
preferred iauar.)

Penman's

Co.,

Reeves-Ely

preferred

$1.32
17 %c

Co.

1-

1-31

iquar.)

;

Corp.,

1-15

(year-end)

Peninsular

6

12-15

Oil

1

(year-end)—.

12-

12-30

25c

12-26

12-26

Purex

12-15

$75c

pfd.

Ltd

Co.

27 %C

Line

40c

Pure

5-15

$1.13%

8%

(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_.

2-

(increased)

Pipe

Metal

2-15

1

$1.50

(quar.)
Consolidated Mines Co.

Peninsular

1

6-

2

1-20

$2c

—

4.65%

3-

1-

12-27

12 %c

Co._

Mines,
Gas

Service

$1.25

preferred

12-18

12-14

56'AC

12-15

$56 %c

(quar.)

Ltd

preferred

iquar.)

(quar.)

Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd.

12-26

12-30

Co.,

B )

Extra
4%

Reeves

iquar.)

Panhandle

5(V

12-12

2

95c

(quar.)

Co., Ltd.—
(initial)

$1.12%

$4.40

12-15

12-18

12-15

1

50c

12-15

>.

2

8

1-

$60c

Quarterly

1-15

(increased)

12-14

Ltd.

1-

1-

8

12-

12-15

$$1.50

Mines,

Public National Bank

12-15

1

<quar.)„

Hudson

12-15

2

2-

(quar.)—

Express

2

Co.,

1-2
1-

$1.25

— —

(quar.)

Co.

Providence

1

5%

iyear-end)_

2

Peir

12-

12-30

12-

2

45c

preferred

preferred

Gamble

Proprietary

9

2

2

22 %c

(quar.)

(quar.)

com.

Propper-McCallum Hosiery Co., Inc.—
$5 preferred (s-a)

12-

11-23

Inc.

1-

2

12-15

2

11-

1-

'

&

(Fred

2

37 %c

Light Co.

Eastern

2

Prophet

1-

$1

(quar.)

1-

4%

1-

1-10

&

1-

15c

(quar.)

Co.

1

preferred

$1.12%

1

Electric ,<quar.)

preferred

$2

2-

5%

common

$25c

25c

(increased)

Public Service Co. (quar.)
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Common (quar.)
6%

New

11-20

2

$1

Inc.

Dome

Brothers

$25c

$1

pfd.

series

Packard-Bell

East

Raymond

(quar.)

fund

&

Corp.,

Preston

$$1.75

common

sink,

Power

Prestole

12-12

12-30

12-20

(quar.)

(year-end)
Pressed Steel Car Co., Ltd.—
4%% preferred A (quar.)

1

5%

Co.

pfd.

(quar.)

partic.

Pratt & Lambert.

1-

$2

——

fund

preferred

preferred

12-20

25c

(quar,)

Corp.,

preferred

&

~

12-29

1-

62 %c

5%

Co.,

non-cum.

1

$1.12%

(quar.)

50C

1-

partic

(increased)

1st

6%

1-

25c

10c

(quar.)_

1-25

Corp.

50c

—

47 %C

—•;

7

1-15

Co.—

(quar.)
of Canada, Ltd.—

30c

Pacific

1-

15c

—

12-

11%C
53 %c

$2

preferred

Common

8

12-28

Transit

50c

;

sink,

Gas

$4.50

65c

-v

Co.

preferred-

40c

—

12-

2

60c

(quar.)

Portland

12-29

1-

12-15

Company

$1

Co.,

series

$1

$1.12%

K.)

Potomac Electric Power Co.,

1-15

12-18

1

10c

12-29

12-30

1-

20c

12-15

3.60%

1-15

8

6c

12-15

6

12-18

12-28

(quar.)

& Paper

*

12-15

15c

1-15

12-

12-

2

50c

(quar.)

common

12-27

2

2

$2.50

(s-aI

(quar.)

12-27
1-

1-

1-

12-28

$1

(quar.)

preferred

Power

75c

20c

stock

Inc.

(H.

5%

12-18

$1.75
RR.

Chocolate

non-cumulative

Porter

12-18

12-27

.

15c

Investors,

preference
Finance

series

75C

1-15

4%

8

$$1

Intermountain

40c

Special
National Union Fire Insurance
Cement

Pacific

3-15

12-15

$37 %c

&

20c

Products, Inc., 4%

2

—-—■

Corporation

Pabco

2

-

(quar.)
National Tea Co., 3.80% pfd.
(quar.)
4%% preferred
(quar.)——
National Tile & Mfg. Co. (quar.)
National Tool Co. (interim)—;

Nazareth

12-15

—

(quar.)

common

2

(Fenn.)

preferred

4%%

4-

2

iquar.)

(extra)

1-

-

—_.

12-15

12-28

37 %C

A

5%%

Corp

Co.,

4-

20c

Co.

Refining

National

New

Electric

Paper

—

(increased quar.) —
National Steel Car Corp., Ltd. (quar.) —
National-Standard

Nehi

Oxford
Oxford

(N. Y.)_

12-

1

1-15

12-15

12-27

$1.75

Adams

Huron Sulphite
Common
(quar.)

Public

(quar,)——

Co.

1
2

1-15

dividend

Stock

Natmnal

Elevator

912-

1

5%

Year-end

Screw

Otis

1

2

Pacific

(quar.)
—-————-—
preferred (quar.)
—
—
5% preferred (quar.),—
———
National Pressure Cooker (quar.)
Safety

preferi-ed

1-

«

preferred

5%

National

4%

2-

(year-end)

2

1-

60c

Rubber Ccrp., 5%
pfd. (accum.)
Oswego Falls Corp.* 4%% preferred <quar.)_

40C

preferred (quar ).

1-

75c

20c

$1,25

(s-a)

O'Sullivan

10-

1-

Nut

Pollock's,

12-20

$1.10

7%
preferred (quar.)
Orange & Rockland Electric

$1.25

—

2

50c

.

$1.12%
—

1-

33 %c

(Boston)

Debenture

Extra

$50c

—

—

iquar.)

preferred (quar.)—preferred (quar.)—

11-30

North

&

Employees
Special

Price

common

$1.12%

Common

11-30

12-27

1-

20c

quar.)

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)

35c

(quar.)

.

Corp.,

$1.50
20c

4%%

National

Inc.

12-14

common

12-27

12-23

1

(quar.)

(increased

Special

12-15

12-20

1-10

25c

Common

12-15

1-30

(quar.)

—

Plough, Inc. (quar.)
Plymouth Cordage Co.,

12-7

1-10

5%

50C

(Hartford)

Mills

7

12-

12-15

20c

Fashion

Planters

2

2

50c

1

2

8

1-

93 %c

(quar.)

12-

v'J

preferred (quar.)
Oneida, Ltd., (stock dividend—

2

class

Co.

Co.

12-31
1-

dividend )__

Corp.—

Pittsfield

1-

12-

12 %C

1

12-27

C

12-30

$2.50

.(quar.)__

(stock

Co.

Insurance
Silk

Full

7%

l-IO
12-

62 %C

Piper Aircraft Coi-p-—
4%%
convertible preferred
(accum.)
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., 4%% preferred iquar.)
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—

12- 1

50c

8%

1-

60c

RR.

com.

1

$1

preferred

12-14

1

Type

convertible

2

2

&

4'/a%

1-

2

iquar.)——

12-31

1-10

12-30

Co.—

A' (quar.)

Governor

20c

Products

3-

Co., 6% pfd. B
Linen Service Corp.,

12-14

1-10

25c

—

93 %c

(quar.)

&

6-

-

12-15

45c

.—

(quar.)

A

common

Steel

12-

Paper

Corp.,

Loan

1

5%

preferred

Ontario

1

National

4%
Oliver

Ontario

2

Trenton

6%

common

12-15

1-

(quar.)

Extra

Pilot

56 %c

Carbon

12-15

7-

Bearing

Ribbon &

2

4-

——

1

$2

(quar.)

Co.

2

$15c

A (quar.)
(increased)

1-

12-26

22 %c

iquar.)

1-

$15c

Motor

&

$37 %c

Lead

(s-a)

preferxed

1-

$15c

1

12-

$8%C

iquar.)

Insurance

Industries,

Omar,

1-12

(quar.)

National

Olin

Omnibus

8

1

(quar.)—

5%

Gas

A

$15c

(quar.)

Pierce

30c

(quar.)

Co.

$2.25

$1

common

Phoenix

12-15

Corp.—

50c

(quar.)

Phoenix

12- *

50c

;__

12-30

2-

A

5%

Service

preferred

12-

1-15

12-30

45c

—-——

(Hartford)

Ltd.,

1-15

$1.75

(quar.)

12-0

$10c

(interim)

preferred

preferred

Extra

A

(quar.)
preferred

Water

4%

6%

Holding

Ohrbachs, Inc.,

Town

class

4 % %

Sand,

non-cum.

Old

class

National

Service

12-11

class

B

River

$5

12-28

50c

2-

22-

97 %c

1-

$25c

&

Hosiery

1

25%

,

1-15

$43c

$1.10

12-31

25c

(year-end)

—

1

12-31

$40c

(quar.

Oilgear Company

12-21

2-

Extra

12-15

11-23

$1.07%

(quar.)

preferred

1

12-15

11-21

(quar.)

Corporation

3%%

1-

2

12-15

12-31
12-31
1

85c

(quar.)

(quar.)

12-30

60c

Class

preferred
preferred

1-15

2

Philadelphia

1-

1-2:

1-1-51

2-

90C

(quar.)

$2.25 preferred

60c

National

common

1-15

60C

A

Co.,

3.90%

50c

(quar.)
Mills, Ltd.—

preferred

National

Edison

Colony

Insurance

Grocers

Ohio

Old

common

30c

!

& Worcester RR., 8%
pfd. (quar.)
Scotia Light & Power (quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills. Ltd., com. (quar.)

12-11

preferred

25c

Nova

12-20

~

$1.06%

Norwich

5

:

1

preferred

$1

95c

Transportation
preferred (quar.)_

12- 8

1-

12-15

25c

Philadelphia Suburban
5%

1-1-51

37 %c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Fund

1

$1.12%

25c

Procter

12-21

1-

Philadelphia

12-29

lc

$1.50

1-31

933/iC

common

preferred

1

"

(quar.)

12-28

common

preferred

Co.

4.50%, convertible

12-28

City Bank of N.
National City Lines Inc.
$4 preferred A
Fire

preferred

$1

National

National

1st

50c

common

Casket Co.,

6%

Norwich Pharmacal

Ohio

37 %c

(quar.)——

preferred

Portland

(quar.)

Ltd.,

Breweries

National

Northwestern

4c

(s-a)

preferred

4

(quar.)

Pillsbury Mills, $4 preferred

(quar.)
Cement Co.—

12-15

:

4.30%

$1

Co.

12-15

RR.—

Decatur

Leather

Ohio

—•<——:

&

Northwestern

(quar.)

Year-end

11-24

93 %c

Greyhound Lines—
preferred (quar.)

10c

(quar.)

Eros.

Nash-Kelvinator

12-27

$1.12%

(quar.)
(quar.)—

12-22

(quar.)

common

3.80%

preference

Phoenix

(quar.)_

Co.

12-31

(quar.)

12-15

1-

com.

Co.

$1.50
Inc.

12-27

Service

12-31

America—

Fund,

Inc.,

System,

Myers

of

(quar.)

Investment

$1

2

8

Co.—

$4 non-cum. 2nd preferred
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co., common (quar.)

12-11
12-11

$2

15C

50c

preferred

2

12-

(quar.)_

$1.25

38c

10%

—

2

1st

Port

Ohio

—

—

—

Co.

preferred

Mutual

1-

$4.50

2

2

pfd.

common

1-

1-

3%%

preference (quar.)

1-

Corp.

(quar.)

4.40%

(quar.)

dividend

12-15

Northland

2-28

25c

(quar.)

preferred

Stock

Pacific

2-28

'

—

12-27

$5

12-20

'(quar.)—

Northern

12 %C

Co

12-

Philadelphia Co.,

Co.,

Philadelphia Dairy Products

Philco

Ltd.

Public

Northern Natural

75c
—

12-29

1-

&

97 %c

Railway

12-28

50c

common

1-19

12-13

Oil" Ltd.", 7%"p f d."7quar

12-26

35C

(quar.)—
pfd. iquar.)

25c

2

Co.

1-29

40c

Co.,

7

12-11

12-15

2

._

1-15

lc

(quar.)—

B

Ltd.

Central

4C

tyear-end)

12-

2

Corp.

50c

——-

2

$1,12%

Indiana

12-

1-

12-27

1-

(s-a)

preference

12-27

12-14

(Charles)

37c

4%%

12-19

12-20

1-

;

Mfg.

12-18

12-29

1-15

12-13

(resumed)

10%

,

—

Peoples

12-27

12-28

$3

Co

Ry.

Judd

Northern

12-24

"Murray Corp. of America
Muter

&

Northern

1-20

12-29

—■——

preferred
Co.,

C.)

Central

North

12-24

40c

.;

com.

Products

convertible

(G.

North

;

$1.50

2

American Rayon Ccrp. $3 pfd. (quar.)
American Refractories (quar.)

2

$1.25

——'

■—

Murphy

1-

$1.75

(quar.)

Corp.

Wood

American

12-15

25c
12 %c
50c

(initial)

87 %c

1-

(quar.)

preferred

initial)—

1

12-15

Pfizer

$2.50

5

(quar.)_

—

Paper Co.,
1st preferred

Munising

convertible

North Star

—————

;

-

$2

North

common

2

2

Drug Stores, Inc. (quar.)_,
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co. (quar.)

$15c

25c

Munising
5%

1-

1

Co

Mfg.

Extra

5%

1

2-

(quar.)—

,

Mullins

12-16

2-

—

——

Co.

Brass

12-30

5c

——

Mueller

2

56X/4C

Extra

.

North

(extra)

(quar.)

dividend

Stock

North

12-19

1-

Inc.—

preferred

$5

12-14

common

Consolidated,

7%
preferred (quar.)—
Morrison-Knudsen Co., Inc.
Motor

12-27

75c

(quar.)—

A

12-15

12-15

_

(quar.)

America,

of

Corp.

preferred

2

2

62 %c

$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Morris Paper Mills, 4%% pfd.
Plan

(year-end)

com.

1-

1-

Publishing Co..

$1.50 convertible class A

11-

7

93%C

class

Corp.,

12-15

50c

$1.25

(quar.)

1-

12-23

(quar.)

Car

11-28

12-30

12-

2

(quar.)

Mining

11-28

2

12-15

1-

Special
American

2

1-

2

$40c

Normetal

1-

2

$2.50

Weaving,

11-28

1-

Gas—

(quar.).
(quar.)

preferred

2

1-

35c

Extra

20c

(quar.)

12-15

1-

53c

Extra

A

Noma Electric Corp.
Stock dividend

59%c

(quar.)_

common

preferred

class

conv.

Niagara Wire

North

12-29

preferred

12-12

11-28

$1

(s-a)

common

4%% preferred (quar.)„
Newport steel Corp. (resumed)
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.

preferred

1-21

5

2

Co.—

New York Trust Co.
(quar.)
Newport Electric Corp.
3%% preferred (quar.)
Newport Industries, Inc.

preferred

+50c

12-

1-

(quar.)

—

4.40%

tquar.)

Corp?,

3.60%

preference

$2.25

preferred

Telecoin

3.40%

$22 %C

(initial)—.

com.

Penton

preferred

$1

(s-a)

$1.20

$20c

(quar.)

Co.

new

8

2nd

1
2

$1.12%

12-

4% %

12-12

1-

1-

$1.12%

(quar.)

12-29

$1.50

Ship

(accum.)
York State Electric & Gas

$4.50

preferred

4% %

1-15

50c

1

$1.15

(quar.)

Pennsylvania Telephone Corp.—
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Water & Power iquar.)

12-29

12-14

1-

40c

common

12-29

$1.50

3

$1.25

Co.,

12-29

1

Co.,

Richmond

12-11

2

11-30

preferred

$6

preferred

12-11

4%

Morris

preferred
&

5% preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power & Light

1-15

$1.75

,

Steam

RR.

12-15

7%

Morgan

Harlem

2

1-

2

12-14-

1-

25c

quar.)

1-15

$1.06 %

(quar.)

1-15

t$1.75

4%%

&

Y.

1-

(initial

common

$1.183/4

3%% preferred (quar.)
4%% pfd. (series 1949)
N.

12-15

3

$1.50

Extra

New

Inc.—

(accum.)

preferred

prior

New

12-29

Holdert

1-

Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.—

56 %c

Mail

1-15

$1.75

._—-

(quar.)

(quar.)

.

50c

(quar.)

Extra

pfd.

RR.

Co

Cuba

York

6%

12-15

When

Payable of Rec,

50c

$1.01 y4

(quar.)

(quar.)

$1

preferred

Montgomery Ward & Co.,

Moore

New

12-12

100%

&

10%

12-12

—

Equipment Co.—.

Montana-Dakota
4.20%

12-15

1

40c

pfd.

(quar.)

preferred A

Y.

1-

(quar.)

$1.50
4%

York Central RR. Co.
(year-end)
York Chicago & St. Louis RR.—

Y.

N.

12-29

2

Ltd

Corp

(accum.)

preferred

Monroe

8

1-

Jockey Club—

preferred

Monroe

Investments,

Television

&

Park

12-11

1-

$$1.12%

(quar.)

com.

Monarch

Monmouth

12-30

$4.25

preferred

5.60%

12-11

25c

Monarch

&

12-15

12-30

62%C

(special)

common

preference

•Monarch

1

25c

(quar.)
—
Machine Tool; (stock, dividend)

7%

1-

20c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Northern

Process

6%

(quar.)_i__

Co.,

New

12-15

issues

(s-a)

Orleans Public Service,

New

(quar.)

Co.

Co.

Water,

Common

2

New

2

40c

1-

New

Mohawk

three

Extra

1-

in last week's issue

Light

preferred

1-

(quar.)

Knitting

Gas

t25c

—

12-30

1-

$5

Water

Jersey

1-15

Share

(J. C.) Company

$1.75

,

above

Haven

London

Per

Name of Company

Penney

$1.50

-

the

Haven

New

1-16

20c

$3

Jersey Power & Light,

1

$13c

1

$1.75

New

40c

A

(quar.)
(extra)

Inc.,

the

New

New

1-

25c

Rubber

preferred

$7

12-21

12-21

20c

5%

2

$2

—

Extra

'

1-

2-

13c

England Telephone & Telegraph Co
Hampshire Fire Insurance Co. (quar.)_

New

933ic

4.60%

adj. preferred

$1.22%

Corp.,

Mojud Hosiery Co.,

5%

12-12

below.

Petroleum

Mohawk

'

12-12

12-27

r

_[

(year-end)

First payment on
since 1932.
New

Holders

Payable of Rec.

$1.12%

preferred

4.05%

Extra

5%

12-27

pfd.

iquar.)

New

(quar.)

com.

class

reported

shown

12-15

(correction)—

intended for

was

2

t$1.25

(s-a)

(quar.)

Ltd.,

1-

3%%

England Public Service, $6 pfd

57

column

4% pfd.

Corp.,

preferred

Mohawk

12-12

$0,006 V4

Containers.

Mohawk

12-27

in¬

week—._.

Gas

4.90%

12-12

17V2C

_

been

dividend

new

(J. S.) Co., Ltd
Mobile & Birmingham RR.,

Modern

$7

12-27

preferred

New

12-14

10c

1

__

Mitchell
-Mobile

12-15

12-14

10c

—

have

S3

12-27

25c

(quar.)__.

payment

12-20

12-27

10%

.

extra

2

preferred

When

Share

Co.,

England Insurance Co
England Lime

New

50c

dividend

This

4(2%,

25c

——

Extra

2

1-

$1.15

—

,

Mississippi Shipping Co.
(quar.)
Mississippi Valley Barge Line
Missouri

1-

12-15

J.)

(quar.)__
Brunswick Telephone
Co., Ltd. iquar.)
New England Electric
System (quar.)
New England Gas
& Electric Association—

12-29

2

(J.

New

50c

(quar.)

_—__

River

1-

$1.10

——

—

Year-end

Per

Name of Company

Newberry

New

(year-end)
4.60% pfd.

(Kansas)
Mississippi Power Co..
Mississippi Glass Co.

1-25

$1.25

—

Oil

Mississippi

Holdert

quar.)

(increased

com.

When

Payable of Rec.

47

preferred
(quar.)

Co.

10%

(quar.)

3.60%

(quar.)—^

12-28

12-13*

$1.37%
(quar.)_

1-

2

90c

1-

2

12-11

$1.12%

1-

2

12-11

2

12-20

75c

1-

12-11*

-Kb

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Rice-Stix
1%
7%

1st

7%

12-27

12-18

$1

12-27

12-18

$1.25

12-27

12-18

1

1-12

7%

2nd preferred

7%

2nd

preferred

(quar.)

(quar.)

Metal

Co.,

Products

Inc.,

Extra

5%

preferred

$5

(quar.)

Cement

Co.

—•

Feb.

on

this

1

Silk

Robbins

&

A

(P.

Common

$2.50

(quar.)

Cotton

—

(quar.)
Ltd

Ltd.,

Co.,

Co.

&

Corp.,

.™

(quar.)

preferred

5%

prior

preference

prior preference
<quar.)_.
& Pendleton,
Inc
&

_______

Co., (stock dividend)..
Ltd., American deposit receipts
(interim).

reg.

Oil

(year-end)

common

Inc.,

(quar.)„

20c

1-

2

2

12-15

'

12-11

1-

2

12-15

Solar

2

3-15

$1.25

1-

2

12-15

4-

2

3-15

1-

2

4-

2

1-

1

1-

C.)

Industries,

Ltd.,

'

—

iquar,)

__

12-19

12-19

12-29

2

12-18

1-

2

12-18

1-

2

1-

2

(quar.)

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)—
Russell-Miller Milling, 4% %
pfd. (s-a)___~
Ryan Aeronautical Co. (year-end)
7%

Ice

Southern

Indiana Gas

*$1.75

12-28

12-

6

2

12-20

12-27

12-12

1-

$1

1-

2

12-

4

$1.25

1-

2

12-

4

Southwest

4-

1

5%

preferred

5%

St.

pfd.

(quar.)

(called

Joseph Light &

5%
St.

preferred

Lawrence

redemption

for

1-

$1.25

(quar.)

A

12-

2

8

1st

preferred

Laurence

Common

7%

(quar.)
Mills

Flour

Co.,

4

1-

4

*2 5c

(quar.)

(quar.)
Paper Mills Co., Ltd.—
$6 1st preferred (quar.)
$2.40 2nd preferred (quar.)
Louis

1-

1-25

:—

2-

1

12-30

*$1.75

2-

1

12-30

Lawrence

St.

*$1.50

1-

1-25

4

1-

1-25

*60c

4

$3

1-

1

12-15

(s-a)
St. Louis National Stockyards Co.

$1.50

1-

1

12-15

$1.50

1-

2

12-20

St.

$1.10

1-

2

12-

3%

1st preferred

Bridge, 0%

(s-a)

2nd preferred

(year-end)
4.40% pfd. (quar.)
Diego Gas & Electric, common (quar.)_
4%%
preferred (quar.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Regis Paper Co.,

San

San

Jose

Water

Works,

com.

22 %c

$4

1-15

12-30

25c

1-15

12-30

1-

12-

2

12-16

12-28

12-16

Ry. Co.—

Inc.
(Ed.)

&

Co.,

1

12-13

12-26

12-21

12-26

12-21

25c

(quar.)

common

1-15

2

$7

1-

4Vi %

preferred

(quar.)

$1.06'A

1-

4%%

preferred

(quar.)

$1.183A

1-

2

....

2

12-20

Standard

12-20

Class

Schwitzer-Cummins—

Corp.,

Standard

Oil

of

Co.

2-

1

1-18

'quar.)

27 %c

5-

1

4-18

Standard Power & Light, $7

5 % %

preferred A

(quar.)

27 %C

8-

1

7-18

Scott

Paper Co.—
$3.40
preferred
$4

preferred

Scovill

85c

(quar.)__

Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,

2-

1

1-18*

(quar.)_

com.

1-

1

1

2-14

4%

3-

1

2-14

Starrett

15c

1-

2

12-12

Steak

12-26

12-12

8*

Seaboard

Air

Common

Line

pfd.

pfd. ser. A

5%

12-27

12-15

12-27

12-15

$1.25

(quar.)

12-27

12-

5

45c

1-10

12-21

convertible

preferred

(quar.)

65c

1-10

12-21

$1.35

convertible

preferred

(quar.)

33%c

$1.35

convertible

Co.,

(quar.)

common

preferred

conv.

Securities

Securities

of

St.

12-28

12-10

Stern

Seiberling Rubber,
5%
preferred A

Carbide

1-15

l2"20

Union

Investment

$1.75
15c
tlOc

2- 1
12-27
1-10

1-15
12-16
12-20

Union

Pacific

—-

*i0c

J2"20

(extra)—

70c

1-10
12-28

stock

(correction).

12-10

12-10

1-

2

12-20

1-

2

12-20

intended

Corp.

We

2

12-

5

2

12-

5

Stone

convertible

Selected

Securities

Senrler

(R,

Servel,

Inc.,

Shamrock

B.),

Sixty-two
come,

&

Sharon
New

Gas

Class

Trust

of

and

Steel

$1.37%

1-

1

12-19

$2.25

12-26

12-19

50c

12-20

12-13

20c

12-28

12-22

(quar.)

$1.12%

(quar.)

40c

1-

2

12t19

12-29

12-18

Boston—




—

Corp.

(quar.)

i

Oil Corp..common (quar.)_.
preferred series A (quar.)
4%% preferred series B (quar.)

Sunray
12-26

12-19

$1

12-27

12-15

75c

12-30

12-15

$4.50

Drill

Class

B

10c

1-10

12-20

United

Piece

15c
15c

12-27
1- 2

12-15
12-18

1- 2

12-18

1- 2
4- 2
1-6

43%c
25c
25c

1-19
1-19

7%

Fruit

United

Fuel

4 Vi %

Superior Steel Corp.

(year-end)

class

United
United

A

United

Printers

United
U.

1- 5
1- 5

U.

$1

12-26

12-11

.

7%
S.

preferred
Foil

S.

1- 2
1- 2
12-28

12- 8

Works,

&

$1

12-30

12-15

12-30

12-15

1-10

12-20

(initial)

com.

10c
$1.06'A

12-27
1-1
1- 2

12-15
12-15
12-20

Inc.

Publishers,

30c

(quar.)

30c

(quar.)

com.

Guaranty^ Co.

(year-end)

iquar.)

(year-end)

(quar.) (year-end)
Securities Corp.—

12-19
12-18

40c
$1
$1.75
40c
40c
$1.75

1-15
12-27
1-2
1- 2
12-26
12-26
1- 2

$2
$1.12%
$1.50
$1
$1.75

12-26
12-26
12-26
12-30
1- 2

12-11
12- 8
12- 8
12-11

12-26
12-19

11-10
11-10
12-11
12-11
12-11
12-19
12-11

$1.25

12-26

22%c
common

Corp., common
preferred A (quar.)

S.-Plywood

1- 5

1-2-51

12-15

$1
$1

l- 2
1- 2

12-16

35c
933Ac

1-12
1- 2

12-30
12-20

J.)

preferred (s-a)

Playing Card Co.,

33A7c

1- 5

,

(Bait.)—

<quar.)__

(N.

12-19

25c

:

(year-end)

Co.

12-20

12-26

1- 5

" 50c

&

2

1-12

37%c

Inc

1st

Lines

1-

50c
62%c

1

(year-end)_—:

Foreign

12- 8
12- 1

40c

Special
U.

12-15
12- 8

$2.50

2nd

4%%
U.

1- 2
1-15

(quar.)

<year-end)_

(year-end)

preferred (quar.)
preferred iquar.)
U. S. Gypsum Co., common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
U. S. & International Securities Corp.—
$5 1st preferred
(quar.)
S.

1-9
1-9

75c

(quar.)..™.—_™^

Co., class A

preferred
&

$4.50

U.

2-1
2-1

15c
15c

75c

Finishing Co., common

preferred

Common

$6

12-30

$1.75

—

preferred (quar.)
Specialties Co. (quar.)_

Class B

U.

12-30

1-15

,

common

Machinery,

S.

S.

1- 4

1-1 cr

*75c

Distributors,

Fidelity
Quarterly

12-18

12- 1
12- 1
12- 1

(quar.)

—

-

12-15
12-19
12-19
1- 2

1-15
1- 2
1- 2

1-15

30c

Ltd.—

Co._

Corp.,

Dve

12- 8

25c
26^0
28'Ac

$1.12%
(s-a)_-~

Jersey RR. & Canal

12-27

12-18

12-19

12-22

25c

Extra

S.

12-11

12-29

4

partic. pref.

12-30
1- 2
1- 2
1-12

12-28

Ltd.

(accum.)
(quar.)_^

preferred

$4.25

$4

12-11

2

$1.12%

(year-end)

(quar.)

National

Non-cum.

U.

12- 5

1-

America

Corp., class A

Illuminating

6%

1- 2

1-2
1- 2

12-29

United Gas Corp

Shoe

12-28

Tool

Co.

United

50c

of

Investments,

12-15
3-15
12-8

12-16
1-30

Co.

(quar.)__

preferred

United

6%

.

3-15
1- 2
12- 8
12- 1

Omaha, Ltd.—

(quar.)

Shirt

1- 2
1- 1
2-15

of

Dye & Chemical Corp.—

United

*$5
*$10

50c

20%
$1.25

dividend)™--

(quar.)

Co.

Share

&

New

12-15
12-18

Co.

4- 2
1-15
1- 2

30c

&

United

12-22
1-20
12-20
12-20
12- 9

12-18

62%c
35c
25c

Corp

Co.

preferred
Bond

12-20

2
2
2
2
1
1

12-20
12-18

Extra

United

121111-

1- 2
1- 2
12-29

(quar.)

(jstock

Co.,

Drill

12-lb

$1

Extra

Extra

82c

(extra)
(initial quar.)

Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 pfd. (quar.)
Stromberg-Carlson, 4%
conv. ofd.
(quar.)_
Suburban Propane Gas Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Sun Chemical Corp., $4.50 pfd. A (quar.)—
Sun Life Assurance Co. (Canada) (quar.)—
Sunbeam

from net investment in¬
20c from new realized capi-

Corp.

common

(extra)

Shop, Inc. (quar.
Briquet, $2 conv. preferred (quar.)—
Stowe Fuller Refractories, pfd.
(accum.)—
&

Co.

Carbon

&

Rubber

RR.

Biscuit

12-16
12-15
1-8
1-8
1- 8
1- 8
12-15
2-23
12-18

15c
15c
25c
50c
43%c
$1.25
50c
62'/2c
$1.12

(quar.)____

$1

Twist

United

7%

Stott

(accum.)

gains.

B

Stop

Union

Mills—
—

(quar.)_
Corp.

Year-end

12-29

20c

Corp

(extra)

re¬

(year-end)
Corp.

Container
A

the

cents

'

tal

Inc.

Baer & Fuller,

Class

for

Corp

$4.50 preferred

Oil

Shareholders

stock

Stix,

are

printing it below under its proper name.
$5.50
prior preferred
(quar.)
SJ.50

quar.)

Year-end

1-

8

declara¬

incorrect.

was

.

1-

12-

reported in these columns last week
It

preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Stewart-Warner Corp. (increased
4%%

Stonecutter
The

tion

Securities

-

$1.12

12-28

(accum.)

was

Selected

&

Year-end

&

Yards

57c
56c
35c

—

(resumed)——.—:——
Stern Textiles, common (quar.)—
Inc.

62%c
62%c
50c

Street

$1

Stock

12-14

12-15

Extra
Union

1-

12-15

1-10
12-18
12-18
12-22
12-30
12-21
12-30

1

Corp.
Asbestos

12-29
1- 2
2-1
2-1
2- 1
2- 1
12-28
3- 9
1- 2
1-10

87'/2c
5c

12-19
1- 5
12-15

1-15

$3

(s-a)

Louis

Quarterly

$1

*30c
20c
37'/2c

—

-

45c

Co.

1- 2
1-15
12-27

Ltd.—

^referred

LaSalle

Extra

$1.25
*20c
*20c
* 30 c

*20c

(quar.),,—.

12-15

Transit Co.—

prior

conv.

South

of St.

Co.

Rapid

50c

pref.

Engineering

7% 1st pfd. (quar.)—
Stokely-Van Camp Inc., com, (quar.)
5% prior preferred (quar.)

35c

(quar.)_
4%% prior preferred (quar.)
Selected Industries, Inc.—
Common

2

$5

RR.

City

United

ordinary shares—

2

50c
50c
50c

Preferred

United

$1.25

preferred A

5%

2

1-

Ltd.,

1-

12-28

93 Ac

1-16
12-20
12-20

12-15

12-15

$2

Union

12-20

12-15

2

1-2

*$1.25

—

12-19

(quar.)

;•

—

12-27

_

4

—

31c

2- 1
12-27
1- 1

1-

12-15

12-15

Udylite

50c
75c
7'/2c

12-15

1- 2

12-15
12-15

12-29
12-1°

,,

-

1- 2
1-.2
1- 2
2-1
12-28
12-26
1-1
1-15
12-28

12-29

(quar.)

12-15

12-27

1-25
1-25
12-27

—

1- 3
1- 2
1- 2

tlOc.

40c

$1.50
$1.75
31c

(quar.)

12-28

*50c
Class
B
(quar.)
*50c
4%% preferred
(quar.)
*$1.12%
Trane Company (quar.)—
._L
62%c
Trav-Ler
Radio
Corp.
!
'
10c
Tri-Continental Corp. common
(year-end)
72c
$6 preferred (quar.)—
$1.50
True Temper Corp., 4%%
pref. <quar.)__
$1.12%
Trunz,
Inc.
(year-end)
—40c
Tuckett Tobacco Co., Ltd. 7% pfd. (quar.)_
*$1.75
Tudor City Twelfth Unit, Inc.—

Twin

Extra

Sterling

25c

quar.)

12-18

2-20

12-28

2- 9

*15c

(quar.)

—

Tunnel

(quar.)
Sterchi Brothers Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Sterling Drug,
3'/2%
preferred
(quar.)—
Sterling Electric Motors, Inc. (quar.)
—
Products

12-10

$1.23
(increased

12-18

1

2- 9

(quar.)

12-16
12-16

Extra

12-10

1-

Ltd.

Canada,

Participating
Steel

12-31

Louis—

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)

Seeger Refrigerator Co.

of

Co.

12-31

31'Ac

Co.

12- o

12-30

3-

*35c

——

com.

4

A

12-lb

Extra

7%c

common

Common

5%

12-21

12-23

Steel

15c

(quar.)

Investment

12-21

1-10

12-29

7%c

preferred

1- 2

12-30

1

*15c

(quar.)

Ltd.,

Finance Corp.,

Class

50c
35c
65c

12-

12-15
12-15

3c

Co.

Extra

Traders

1- 2

1- 2
1- 2

65c

Towmotor

12-27
12-27

(auar.)

preferred

75c

(quar.)

Acceptance,

1-10

65c

Common
5%

•

33 %c

preferred B (quar,)—
Surety Co. (year-end)
Seattle Gas Co., common

Seaboard

6%

12-20

1-15

12-11
12-11
12-20"

Co.—

Manufacturing (quar.)—
Co. (increased)
j—

Towle

12-27

Lithograph Corp.—
(year-end)

Common

12-12

Stedman Bros.,
:

non-cum.

12-12

1

83%c

Co.—

RR.

vtc.

Extra

Seaboard Finance

2

1-

75c

(quar.)

Co

S.)

(L.

Shake. Inc.

1-

$1.12%

(quar.)

A

3.35%

Co..

preferred

convertible
n

25c
*15c
15c
$1.75

*25c

'5c
25c

(quar.)

class A

12-31
12-31
1- 2

——

12-20

Stecher Traung

12-

Extra

25c

(accum.)—

•

,

Co.—

J2"!®1

—

pfd.

(quar.)—
Standard Railway Equipment Mfg.
Standard Steel Spring Co.—

3-

Mortgage

12-28

B

50c

Electric

$2-60

Class

50c

10c

series

preferred

Scranton

5%

1-18*

91'Ac

Extra

$4.50

1

$1.07%

Co., com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

5.65%

2-

$1

(quar.)

Toronto

18%c

(quar.)

Ltd.,

Radio,

Standard

Mfg.

4,30%

preferred A

3%%

1-31

$1.12%
$1.06'A

(quar.)

Pump

Ltd.

12-26
3- I
12-28

Standard Products Co._

(quar.)

A

&

Works,

10c
40c
10c

—

12-15*
12-15*
12-15

(quar.)

(quar.)—

Torrington

Ohio

27 %C

preferred A

preferred

12-15
12-15

1- 2
1- 2

-

—

1-2
1- 2
d- 2

———

A

$1.06%
$1.75

-

A

class

31'Ac
31'Ac
*30c

6-15

*35c

Iron

Class

208

B

12-15*

2c

J""
l-ijs
1™,.
12-18
2-16
12-18

—

12-15*

1- 2

Co

Brothers,

1-10

——

Holding

Tank

2- 1

(accum.)
(accum.)

preferred
preferred

5% %

5% %

Toronto

& Electric—

Gas

prior
prior

1- 2

10c

semi-annual

Mining

Union

Participating

Standard

—25c

(quar.)

(quar.i—

Ltd.

12-15

12-15
3-15

—

pfd.

4%%

12-15

1- 2
4- 1 *
6-25

(quar.)

Inc.

$1
50c

—

12-13

12-28

J.

12-15

Fruit & Steamship, common
participating preferred (quar.)—.

$6

1-

Oil,

Increased

12-20

_

Standard

20c

$1.25

<quar,)™_

(initial)

(quar.)

preferred

75c

$3

Year-end

Schuster

12-28

11-27

1- 1
12-28

10%

Tailors,

Tonopah

1-15

(quar.)
(increased)—

ccm.

11-27

1- 2

50c
—50c
50c

preferred (quar.)—
series B (quar.)——

Stores,

Clothes,

12-27

f" f

Corp.,

Factors

1- 2

—_

common—

Packing Co., com.
preferred (quar.)

10c

(quar.)

preferred

convertible

Standard

12-21
11-30

10c

pfd.

Extra

.

Stahl-Meyer, Inc., $2 to $5 prior pfd
Standard Dredging Corp., common.
$1.60

9

1" 2
1- 2

& Sons

preferred (quar.)
preferred series A

$4

1

12-30

1-15

R.)~

1- 2

-

Ltd

preferred

12-12

1-15

12-21

12-28

dividend

40c

—

$1.30

preferred

Schick,

(Pallas, Texas)

Investors (quar.)
Springfield City Water, 4%% pfd. 1 (quar.)
7% preferred A (quar.)
—
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Co.—
Quarterly
——
Square "D" Company (increased quar.)—
(E.

2- 1

12-28

Extra

Quarterly.——

Squibb

75c

Extra

Savannah & Atlanta

5%

20c

50c

(quar.)
(increased)

Co.

55c

$1-25
$1.16/4

—

Inc.,

Extra

gx|^ra

65c

Electric

Sangamo

1- 1

Sovereign

preferred

St.

1-25

Ltd.—

Stores,

Top

1-15

57%c
15c

—

:

convertible

Tooke

Southwestern Life Insurance

*50c
*183Ac

$2
St.

$1-5°

.

Ltd.—

Corp.,

12-27

1-15
12-21

25c
31'Ac

—_

(quarterly)

non-conv.

7%

1- 4

32c

(quar.)—

com.

-

Tokheim

12-20

J2"*®

50c

A

preferred (quar.)
4.65%- preferred (quar.)

Mills

5%

Tobin

12-15*

2- 1
2- 1
12-28

$1.25

(quar.)

(quar.)——

Extra

Tip

12- 8

$1

(quar.)—

Quarterly
Thorofare Markets,

Timely

(initial)-

5%

Co.

'A %

8

12-8

1-15

——

—

Stock

12-

1-1

-

—

Quarterly

Thrift

8

12- 8

12- 8

(New Hampshire)—

preferred

Thomaston

12-

2
2
2
2
2

$1
$1.14
$1

(quar,)——

preferred

preferred

11111-

10c
(quar.)

common—

Extra

12-21
12-15

Co.

Gas

Ry.,

1- 2

8

1

(quar.)

(Rhode Island)

Inc.

Thermoid

12-20

1-15

12-18
12-15

12-

loc

preferred

$4

Co.—

conv.

$2.30

1-15

J2-20

1- 2
1- 2

$1.15

:

Utilities

1- 2
12-30
2- 1

1-15

12-13
12-18

$1.16%
$1.16

quar.)

& Chemical Corp.—

non-cumulative

$1.25

4

$1.20

1- 2

(quar.)

Service,

Pacific

10™

50c

(quar.)—-—
—
Telephone
Co.—
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
———
Southwestern Gas & Electric—

12-15

2

12- 5
12- 5

12-15

2- 1

$1.06'A

(quar.)_
(initial

Extra

5%
Texas

(quar.)_
(quar.)_

com.

(quar.)

preferred

&

Texas

Associated

Southwestern

Co.

Power

Natural

preferred

$6

on

1-

12-Ji
12-31

45c

April
1 at $112.50 per shr. plus this dividend)
$2.50
Saguenay Power, Ltd., 4'A'% pfd. (quar.)__ *$1.06'A

4%

$4.56

$1.75
37'/2c

Quarterly
Oxygen Co. (quar.)
Southwest Lumber Mills, Inc.

Stores, Inc.—
preferred
(quar.)

12-20
12-15

12-27

(quar.)
Co.' (Cleveland)_

Tower

Electric

*$1.50

Southern

Safeway

preferred

Thrifty Drug

preferred (quar.)
$7 preferred (quar.)
& Electric, common..
4.80% preferred (quar.)
—
Southern New England Telephone Co.—

Southern

6

10c

J2"!3

+J,

Co.,

12-20

$2.25

12- 6

1- 2
12-30

50c
27c

partic.

6%

12-11

12-

8%

Terminal

preferred

(quar.)

preferred

I2"12
1- 2

12-28

12-30

12-15
12-15
12-15

50c

(quar.)

common

2nd

preferred

5%

—

12-28

30c

6%

preferred

4.64%

12-12

Southern

Common

4.60%

4.65%

I2"2-7

12-27

1- 2
1- 2

*5c
12'/2c
16'Ac
$1.50
35c
$1.02%

Ltd

Transmission,

preferred

12-27

Original preferred (quar.)
4.32% cum. preferred (quar,).—
Canada Power Co., Ltd.—

12-29

1-

Corp.,

preferred

4'A%

$1-25
$1.12%

(quar.)
Southeastern
Telephone
(quar.),
Southern California Edison Co.—

12-27

4.10%

Mines,

(quar.)
Gas

2-15

Co.

Service

Public

12- 8

35c
120c
44c

—_

——

Power,

Tennessee

Textron, Inc.

10c
20c

Southam Co.,
Southeastern

A

Telluride

Textron,

50c
*25c

preferred (quar.)
Ltd.

5

*25c

(quar.)

com.

8%

5

1- 2

Cos.

Gold

Radio

Tele-tone
Class

12- 8

1- 2

*50c

Inc.

12-18
12-18

12- 6

(quar.)

common

(year-end)
Taylor, Pearson & Carson (Canada), Ltd._—
Technical Fund, Inc. (year-end)™;——

12-18

$2

12-15

(quar.)

Instrument

Taylor

1- 2
1- 2

1-15
12-27

12-15

12-15

1- 2
1- 2

*45c

50c

Water, 4%% pfd. (quarj)
South Porto Rico Sugar Co., com. (year-end)

12-30
12-28

56'Ac
*25c

10%

Ltd.,

(G.),

1- 2

T,,„

5

1-15

$1.12%

(quar.)

12-

1-15

25c

Co.

12-

2

12-27

15c

25c

preferred

Company

12-

12-26

Oil

Penn

12-15

4

preferred

15c

JL-19.,.;'

12-30

Extra

4%

40c

Special
South Pittsburgh

11-27

9

12-26

1-

South

2

Tamblyn

57/2o
62/2c

(quar.),

preferred (initial quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
r
South Carolina Power (increased quar.)

12-21

12-

12-29

12-15

4.60%

3-15

4%

12-30

11-7

20c
25c

12-18
12-18

1- 1

12-19

1-2

(increased quar.)

preferred

12-28
12-28

1-15

1-2

dividend

12-22
1- 3
12-11

$1.37

$1
*4c

Extra

4%%

1- 2
2-1
12-26

(quar.)__..,—

12-23

—.—4-——

Inc., com.

Stock

$3
40c
50c

(accum.)

Inc.

pfd,

(James)

j2"!;*

(quar.)

5%%

Carolina Electric & Gas com.

South

12-15

$1.25

Co.

Aircraft

Talcott

$1.25

12-30
12-30
12-27

12-30 r
12-23

1- 9

preferred (quar.)___
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd

12-15

1-30
1-19
1-10

2- 1
1- 9

.

ilMVt
—

4

$4

12-27
1- 2
l- 2

12-15

25q

*$2
*75c

(s-a)

Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—

Teck-Hughes

50c
50c
12 %c

4%

Sorg Paper Co.,

1

;

Technicolor,

81.25

12-15
12-30

preferred (quar.)
of America, Inc

Extra

11-30
11-30
1-15
11-20

$3

1-15
1-15

ord.

Co.

Co.

Sweets

Texas

—

4-

12-28

4^4%

Ltd.,

Corp.,

(s-a)

Paper

Holders

Payable of Rec.

Share

25c

Petroleum

preferred

11-30

15c

(quar.)

$1.50

1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
2-15
12*27

Ltd.—

Mills,

Paper

1-27

Supertest

Sutherland

Tennessee Products

—

(Howard)

1-10
1-10

12- 8
ll"3®
11-30
12-28

When

Per

Name of Company

25c
50c

& French Laboratories—
(initial)

preferred (quar.)
Society Brand Clothes,

30c

1- 2
12-30
12-30

Typewriter.,

& Corona

Extra

2-15

1

3-

2- 1

Corp

O.)

C.)

common

Smith

2-1

*$1.75
*30c
115c
125c
*15c
UOc
*$1.25

Co.

Kline

New

12-15

1-

(A.

(L.

Smith,

2

50c

(quar.)

com.

—™~

4%%

(Jacob),
(F.

Russell

1-

$1.75

Co., common
(quar.)

(Helena),

A

Russell

Smith

12-20

1-15

30c

183Ac

(quar.)

Typewriter
preferred

Rubinstein

3

Smith

30c

(quar.)

Refining,

preferred

Ruppert

1-

12-15

20c

common

pfd.

conv.

Roosevelt

Class

1

10%

™

Extra

7%

12-20

10c

Cable Corp.,

Mfg.

12-15

50c
50c

(quar.)

Corp.

(special)
Skenandoa Rayon, 5%
preferred A (quar.),
5% prior preferred fquar.),-^
Sloane-Blabon, 6% preferred A (s-a)

12-20

2-

Oil
•

Singer

50c

.

Hass

Royce,

Royal

Extra

$1.25

(quar.)

Rohm

6%

Sinclair

5

$1.25

—

A(quar.)_

Roeser

4%

5%

5

$1.25

preferred A (quar.)

Rome

5

3-

12-30

(quar.)

$1.25

—

5%

ord.

33-

3-15

1

-

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)

3-15

1

-

-

-

—

12-30

*25c
—

Mines. Ltd
Dairies, Ltd., class, A

3-15

37 %c

—

5%

Breweries,

12-15
12-15

*25c
—

(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)—

preferred

37 %c

1-

40c

—
*

B

•

1- 2
1- 2

Ltd.—

Canada,

Silverwood

12-15

1-

of

Co.

(quar.)

Common

quar.)—

5%

for

2

1-31

59%c

Extra

1

1-

1-31

31'Ac

(quar.)

Special

2-

12- 2
12- 2

of

Corp.

Sherwin-Williams

Sicks

$1.12%

(quar.)

common

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)

Rolls

preferred

7%

$2

(s-a)

preferred

5%

4%%

America—
preferred (quar.)
Shellmar Products Corp., com. (quar.)-.;

Company—

(increased

Extra

5%

convertible

Y.)—

(N.

—.—■

preferred series A

Common

12-14

$1.25

Common

*20c

common.;

—

Telephone

Rockwood

Sheraton

2-

tlOc

Mills,

&

Quarterly

1st

12-18

*50c

Rochester & Genesee Valley RR.

4%%

9-15

2

*62 %c
*62%c

Rochester-American Insurance

Rochester

1

1-

50c

1- 2
1- 2

*75c 2-15-51

1—

10-

12-29

12- 4

*25c 2-15-51

(s-a)

B

Extra

Ltd,—

Manufacturing Co.,

L.)

Little

Class

25c

preferred

(quar.)

Robinson,

6-15

8%c

preferred

Robinson

3-15

1

Class

Participating
Robertson

1

7-

Sigma

(irreg.)

participating

$1.50

4-

12-28

*50c
*56'Ac

preferred A (quar.)—.
preferred B (quar.)
Shea's Winnipeg Brewery, Ltd.
4% %

Inc.

Myers,

Common

I-*

Monday, December 25, 1950

.

Holders

When

Payable of Rec.
12-28
12-12

*25c

4%

12-15

45c

-—

(extra)

Common

9-15

1

*50c

Ltd.—
pfd. (quar.)

Mills,

class

partic.

1

1-

$1.25

dividend)

Riverside

710-

Inc
& Power Co.—

Dohme,
Water

&

Shawinigan

—

class A (accum.)
(being called for redemption
at
8102.50
per
share plus

participating

preferred

$2

—

■

Riverside
$1.25

.™„—

(quar.)

Brothers

Rieke

6-15

37'/2c

(quar.)_
(quar.)

7%

Ritter

3-15

1

Sharp

12-15

Corp

(quar.)_->

2nd preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)..

Richman

1
1

common-.

1st pfd.

(quar.)

preferred
preferred

1st

7%

14-

$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
75c
25c

preferred

Share

Name of Company

Payable of Rec.

Share

Dry Goods, 7%

1st

Per

Holders

When

Per

Name of Company

s *

.

.

(2524)

48,

(quar.)

12-16

Number 4971

Volume 172

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

,

Printing & Lithograph Co.

U. S.

62 %c

6%
S.

Royalty

Oil

7%
7%

preferred

'

S.

Stockyards

United

8%

Leaf

preferred

7-31

$1.75

11-20

10c

1-15

12-20

17 (4c

1-15

12-20

11-

&

Ware

12-11

Warren

2

12-11

5%

U5c

12-29

12-15

Warner

10c

1-15

12-20

Warner

(quar.).—

50c

1-15

12-28

(quar.)_

30c

2-

1

1-16

1-

2

12-14

25c

12-27

12-15

75c

pfd.

12-27

;——

Verney

Corp.

(New

pfd.

(quar.)

—

1-

*

.

-

Wayne

6%

.Walker

&

6%

2

1-

37y2c

12-27

12-27

12-15

12-27

12-15

1

12-15

1- 3

12-15

1-

$1.37%

12-22

12-31

12-

2

1-

A

5

Co.,

$5

&

of

2-

1

1-

2

Penn

2

12-

1-

3

12-16

12-28

12-16

8

12-15

$56c

1-

2

12-15

5%

150c

1-

2

12-20

$4.50

90c

12-27

12-15

87y2c

12-30

12-20

West

2

50c

profits

12-27
1-

35c

2

12-

com.

(year-end)——
_

12-20

1-15

12-20

12-20

1- 2

$1.40

1-16

37 (4 c

5-1-51

37 (4 c

8-1-51

7-17

75c

12-30

12-15

$1.12

12-30

12-15

35c

1-20

1-10

12-27

12-18

40c

-

1-

t25c

class
N.

Y.

Common

5%

12-15

1-

2

12-28

York

3-

1

1-31

12-30

11-28

12-15

12-15

Union

Western
Class

A

7%

12-19

12-29

12-21

1-15

12-15

5%

t35c

1-15

12-15

2

12-20

Westmoreland,

62'4 C

1-

2

12-20

Weston

Inc.

(George)

(quar.)—1

1

(s-a)
(quar.)__

1

(quar.)

5%

1-

$1

1

Younker

Brothers,

preferred

Inc.,

(quar.)

com.

($50 par)

(quar.)

preferred ($100 par)
Zellers, Ltd., common-.

2-1

1-2

2-1
2-1

1-2
1-2

Extra

2-

1

1-19

1-

1

12-20

11-22

12-20
1-20
2-20
3-20
12- 8
12-18

12-15
12-20
12-20
12-15
12-12
12-12
12-12
12-15
12-15
12-15
1-2

'

$1.50

1-

2

1- 2

12-29

$1.25

2-15

$2

12-29

preferred

(quar.)

preferred

(quar.)

12-29

$1.25

5%

6%

$1.50

(quar.)_

2-

♦Transfer

resident

15%;

resident

income

1-

3

a

12-15

1-

$25c

2

12-

Less

Less Jamaica

y

12-22

„

Ltd

tax

15% Canadian non-residents' tax.
tax deductible at the source.
Non¬
tax 7%.

x

25c

(quar.)

this dividend.

books not closed for

tPayable in U. S. Funds, less
$Payable in Canadian funds,

1

Co.—

(resumed)—

1-

(increased quar.)

($100 par)

preferred

2

75c

40c

Pennsylvania Ry.—
;
.'

Telegraph

Mfg. Co.

Corp.

Common

Securities Co.—

A

Towne

Knitting Mills, Ltd., class A
Young (J. S.) Co., com. ($50 par)

$50c

preferred (s-a)
preferred

$10c

$31 (4c
$37(4c

1

&

i

25c
50c
25c
5c
37(4c
56(4c
$20c
75c
$1.50
$1.75
50c
62(4c
$1.25
$12 (4c

25c
25c

;

1-

.7

12-12
12- 7
12-7
12-23

25c

(quar.)_____
York Corporation, common (year-end)_
4(4% preferred (quar.)

—

12-15

12-28
12-28

12-28
1-10
1- 2
1- 2
2- 1
3- 1
4- 2
1- 2
12-29
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
12-31
1- 2
1- >21- 2
1- 3
1- 3
1- 3
2-1

Canada, Ltd

Yale

Western Pacific RR.

5%

(quar.)

common

Yolande

(accum.)

&

Lothrop,

12-15

(quar.)

(s-a)

25c

(quar.)

A

preferred

Western

9

1

1-

50c

Insurance

$2.50
6%

12-15

12-26

$1.75

(year-end )_

12-

2

12-27

15c

Western

4-17

&

}25c

Ltd., class A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

1- 2

,

12-15

50c

1- 2

12(4c
50c
$1.25
J40c
$4c

(quar.)

Co.

1

Western

Co.

12-12

j

$1.25

Co.—

1-

'»

Grocers,

37 (4 c

(quar.)—:

class A

Electric

2-1-51

Steel

t$1.20

Western

12-12

Monthly

semi-annual

Western

1-15

1- 2

11-15
,

Monthly

1-15

Canada

12-30

1-31

25c

$1.12%

12-13

11-15

$1.50

Yates-American Machine Co.

2

12-15

12-30
12-30

Wrigley (William Jr.) Company (monthly)
Monthly
;

50c

(Toronto)—

1- 2

$75c
t$2.50

$1.25

1-31

25c

56(4c

Power

Petroleum

$1.05

Breweries, Ltd.—'
Casualty & Surety Co
Western Department Stores (quar.)

1-

$1.50

Inc. (year-end)

Ltd.

Reduced
Western

Co.

12- 1
12-11

Wright-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd

8

.

Assurance

1- 3
1- 1

i

12-

1-15

Virginia Water Service
preferred
(quar.)

Western

J25c
1.06(4

(quar.)

25c

$1.02%

(quar.)

1-31

12-22

Co.

Wool Combing Corp. of

$1.12%

12-20

1

1- 2

preferred (quar.)

5%

9

12-27

1-

2-21

$1.12(4

12-.15

50c

(increased quar.)

12-20

1-19

15c

preferred (quar.)

Woodward

income

(quar.)

1- 1

$1.06(4

(quar.)
(quar.)

(Alan)

5%

12-15

Woodley

ordinary

1-19

12-20

Extra

1-2

1-15

Grocery

Electric

1

1- 1

75c

preferred

Wiser Oil Co.

Co.

Power

preferred

6%

2-

30c

(quar.)
(quar.)

Lovett

Wisconsin

1

Wood

preferred
(quar.)
^
4.20%
preferred B (quar.)
4.10%
preferred C (quar.)_
West Virginia Pulp & Paper

12-26

15C

(resumed).

1

1-

1-

50c

preferred

&

1

(quar.)

4(4% preferred (quar.)
Winnipeg Electric Co.,
common.:
5% non-cumulative preferred (s-a)

1-22

2-

$1.25

4(4%

1-17
12-

12-29

3iy4c

from

West

1-17

$2

12-11

Co.—

& Snowdrift Co.

12-11

12- 8

2-

(quar.)

Inc., com.
(quar.)

Co., Ltd.

Winn

Inc.—
20c

12-18

10c

5

1-15

25c

& 30c from net realized securities

12-28

(s-a).

1-

40c

._

(quar.)

12-11

12-26

50c

Wilson & Co., $4.25 preferred

1-22

62 %c

(quar.)

preferred

Fixture

West Penn Electric Co.

1

Wilsil

4

1

35c

pfd.

(quar.)

Fund,

year-end

1-

2-

25c

(quar.)

12-15

2-

1-15

20c

(quar.)

12-30

12'/2C

Co.,

Inc.

Co.

$8.50

(quar.)
(year-end)

$3.50
_

Stores,

preferred

$4.50

62 y2 c

5%

Co.,

12- 8

(initial)

common

4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
Wilcox
Oil
Co., common
(quar.)
Willys-Overland Motors, Inc.—

12-21

25c

40c

•

25c

(irreg.)
(quar.)—.'—

Co.,

New

$2 prior preferred

Pictures, Inc

Showcase

preferred

Wesson Oil

Hampshire)

Agricultural
System,

11-30
11-30

(quar.)_

(quar.)

12-15

1- 2
12-26

White Sewing Machine Corp.—

12-26

(s-a)

2

$1.25
50c

Paper

Wieboldt

this div.)

12-15

l-

1- 2

Extra

70c

Wellington
15c

Baking Corp., com.

.Waldorf

11-30

Extra

Weber

45c

The Goodwill Station,
Cotton, Ltd.
preferred

12-26

12-26

(quar.)

Weatherhead

Wabasso

T/e

plus

(quar.)

Motor

12-11

preferred (accum.)
.
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Co.—
4% preferred (quar.)
Virginian Railway
6% preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Vulcan Corp., S3- conv. prior pid. (quar.) —
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)———.
——
Vulcan Detinning Co., 7%
pfd. (quar.)

Wagner

Whitaker

(year-end)

common

Knitting Mills

12-15

(quar.)

(quar.)—
Chemical Works,

vWaialua

share

per

guaranteed

Brothers

Warren

Waukesha

12-15

partic.

WJR,

Co.'

2

—

*

11-30

30c

(quar.)

Brothers

2

(quar.)

3%%
preferred (quar.)—
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.—
6%

RR.,

1-

Co.—

Ltd.

-Victor
.

12-26

62yac

Brothers Co., common

preferred

1-

Verney Corp. of Canada, Ltd.—
4(4%
preferred (quar.)—

yiau,

11-30

$1

25c

4Va%

Valley Mould & Iron Corp.
•Valspar Corp., common
$4 convertible preferred
Inc.

$25

Company

1.12 y2

Co

Light

Freeze,

at

1

River

12-19

12-27

$8.75

!—

(quar.)

Steel

Velvet

12-26

(quar.)

(quar.)

preferred

12-29

common

Appliance Corp.—
convertible preferred

$1

5c

Wheeling Steel Corp., new com. (initial quar.)
$5 prior preferred (quar.)

(quar.)

Baking Co.,

50c

dividend)—

Utility
«

11-30

75c

$1

12-22

5c

class A

Holdert

1- 2

$1

1-15

Extra

150%

preferred

(stock

Co.—:
preferred

A

Extra

49

Payable of Reo,

50c

5c

Walworth

Ward

(quar.)

12-26

Disney Productions, 6% conv. preferred.
(Entire
issue
called
for
redemption
on

6

Co.

When

share

-

Mfg.

5c

(quar.)

preferred

Jan.

Shoe

t75c

Products,

preferred

$2

2nd

Y.)

Company

Power

Ltd.—

Walt

Sugar

class

60c

8-19

—

.Utah-Idaho

Utah

1

(quar.)

Winding

(TheI

Upson

6

5-

Corp.^__;

Extra
Universal

6%

Name of Company

"

Tobacco,

Universal-Cyclops

Worts,

.

B

5(4%

Wallpaper, 4% .conv.

Universal

2-

5-20

$1.75

(quar.)__

2-20

$1.75
.

Regular quarterly on old commonUnited Steel Corp., Ltd.—
United

12-15

1-15

$1.75

conv.

(N.

Co.

&

Extra

Corp.—

non-cum.

Trust

Gooderham

Per

Holders

Payable of Rec.

Weyenberg

(quar.)

Vitamin

Class

5%

preferred

Stores

$4.20
U.

.

——

preferred
Stockyards Corp., common
conv.

United

12-15

Share

Extra

Mining—

(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)

preferred

70c

12-26

87 (4 c

7%
7%

1-19

Walker

Corp.—

preferred

United

1

10c

preferred
Steel

S.

-

Corp

Smelting, Refining &

7%
U.

1-19

2-

(H.)

Common

12-15

1

(quar.)

preferred

S.

U.

2

2-

75c

series A

preference

1-

25c

(quar.)—
U. 3. Radiator Corp., common (resumed)___.
5%

When

Per
Name of Company

Payable of Rec.

Walker

*

U.

Holders

When

Per

Share

Name of Company

(2525)

Corrected payment or holders of record -dates
Previous published dates were incorrect.

8

British

tax.

income tax.

are

reported her*.

STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS

ARIZONA
Yuma

Yuma

Northern

County,

County Union High School

District County

(P. O. Yuma), Ariz.

receive sealed bids
(MST) on Jan. 2 for
the
purchase of $80,000 school
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1950. Due on
will

visors,

until 2 p.m.

1 from 1953 to 1960
Principal and interest

July
sive.

payable

er's office.' Legality
& Linton, of

binette

by

approved

Ro-

Divelbess,

Rosenfeld,

Gust,

(J-J)

County Treasur¬

the

at

inclu¬

Phoenix,

CALIFORNIA
and Contra Costa

Alameda

Counties, Amador
Joint
Dist.

Union

Valley

California

bonds

school

Trust
San

net
as

America

Association

Savings

&

of

price of 101, a
interest cost of about 1.74%,
Francisco, at

a

follows:

$7,000

4s.

Due

Feb.

on

1

from

1952 to 1958 inclusive.

1959 to 1962 inclusive.

1 from

73,000 IV2S. Due on Feb.
1964 to 1969 inclusive.'

108,000 13/4S. Due on Feb. 1 from
1970 to 1975 inclusive.

Calif.

School District,
County (P. O.

Oxnard Elementary

Angeles, at

a

net interest cost

District, Orange

County (P. O. Placentia), Calif.
Bond Sale

offered

bonds

2172

p.

—

—

The $25,000 sewer

on

were

Dec.

13—v.

awarded

172,

to the

Bank of America National Trust &

Savings Association, of San Fran¬
cisco, at a net interest cost of
about 2.42%.

Co., of Beverly Hills, jointly, as

Bond Offering—W. H.

Augustus,

County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 2

purchase of $110,000 school
Dated Jan. 15, 1951.
Due

Treasurer's office.
Riverside

County,

Coachella

School

District

(P. O.

Riverside), Calif.

follows:

$85,000 water bonds

2V2s, at
100,000
and

a

as

2*As and

price of 100.08.

hospital

21/2S, at

a

bonds,

as

2V4S

price of 100.03.




91,000

3s.

1986

Hillsborough County Aviation
Authority (P. O. Tampa), Fla.

July 1 from

Due

on

July

1

from

1990 inclusive.

to

Bond Offering
son,

—

T. N. Hender¬

Jr., Secretary of the Author¬

&

CONNECTICUT

Connecticut

National
Bank, National
County Clerk, will receive sealed Chase
City Bank, Bankers Trust Co.,
a.m. (PST) on Jan.
8
for the purchase
of $390,000 Guaranty Trust Co., J. P. Morgan &

school bonds.

Bond

Offering—G. E. Pequegnat,

County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 2
for the

purchase of $196,000 school
1951. Due on

bonds. Dated Feb. 1,

Dated Feb. 15, 1951.

$43,000,000 rental housing, series
4 notes, at 1.12%, plus a premium
Sch. Dist., Contra Costa County
of $130; and $13,000,000 housing,
(P. O. Martinez), Calif.
series D notes at 1.12%, plus a
Bond Sale—The $108,000 school
premium of $130.
bonds offered on Dec. 18—v. 172,
To Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc.,
p.
2428—were
awarded to the New York City: $1,000,000 rental
American Trust Co., of San Fran¬
housing, series 4 notes, at 1.08%,
cisco, at a price of 100.06, a net plus a premium of $1; and $1,000,interest cost of about 1.74%, as 000 rental
housing, series 4 notes,
San

Ramon

Valley Union High

follows:

$25,000

Sch. Dist.,
San Mateo County (P. O. Red¬
wood City), Calif.

July 15 from 1952 to 1971 in¬
Bond Sale—The $185,000 bonds
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
offered on Dec. 19.—v. 172, p. 2428
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County

&

Treasurer's

on

1985 inclusive.

to

Co., Inc., Chemical Bank & Trust
Ventura
Due on Feb. 15 from 1952 to 1971 Co., all of N. Y. City, Harris Trust
Ventura), Calif.
inclusive.
Principal and interest & Savings Bank, Northern Trust
Bond Sale—The $120,000 school
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County Co., both of Chicago, C. J. Devine
bonds offered on Dec. 19—v. 172, Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬ & Co., and Salomon Bros. & Hutp.
2428 — were awarded to the proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Neff zler, both of New York City, and
Security First National Bank, of & Herrington, of San Francisco. the First National Bank, of Boston:

bonds.

awarded to the California

County

1971

bids until 10:30

cher, of Los Angeles.

on

Bank, of Los Angeles, and Taylor

the

at

Jan. 9 for well,
Marshall,
Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.

on

proved by Gibson, Dunn & Crut-

for the

—were

able

186,000 314s. Due

pay¬

office. Legality approved by Cald¬

at

3s.

1952

Ravenswood Elementary

12,000 33As. Due on Feb. 1 from

Calexico,

(PST)

a.m.

Placentia Sanitary

$200,000
purchased by
National

was

of

Bank

11

of about 1.33%.

(P. O. Oakland)

Bond Sale—An issue of

the

bids

Principal and interest (F-A)

purchase of $260,000 water
system—1951 bonds. Dated Jan. 1

the

Los

High Sch.

receive

will

Clerk,

Feb. 1 from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.

ity, will receive sealed bids until
2 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 27 for the
(State of)
purchase of $420,000 Tampa Inter¬
San Dieguito Union High Sch. Dist.,
Note Sale—The $60,000,000 notes national Airport Revenue bonds.
1951. Due on Jan. 1 from 1954 to
San Diego County (P. O.
offered on Dec. 19—v. 172, p, 2268 Dated July 1, 1950. Due on July
1986 inclusive. Principal and in¬
San Diego), Calif.
—were awarded
as follows:
1, 1965. The bonds are callable
terest (J-J) payable at the County
To a syndicate composed of the prior to maturity. Principal and
Bond Offering — T. H. Sexton,
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
until

Offering — R. L. Odom,
Clerk of Board of County Super¬
Bond

.

Orange County Water Works Dist.
No. 8 (P. O. Santa Ana), Calif.
Bond Offering — B, J. Smith,

to

Due

on

1956

Feb.

1

from

inclusive.

1.10%, plus

a

City:

$2,000,000

series

D

payable at the Con¬

tinental Illinois National Bank &

of Chicago, or at the
Bank, of Tampa.

Trust

Co.,

First

National

Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York

City.
GEORGIA

Albany, Ga.
Certificate Offering—T. J. Wil¬

liams, Finance Director, will re¬
ceive

on

bids

sealed

(EST)
of

until

8

p.m.

Jan. 8 for the purchase

water and sewerage
certificates. Dated Feb. 1,

$200,000

revenue

1951. Due
1979
terest

Feb. 1 from

on

inclusive.

1952 Jo

Principal and in¬

(F-A) payable at the First

National Bank of Atlanta.

approved

premium of $1.

To R. W. Pressprich & Co., New
York

interest (J-J)

Legality

Spalding,
Sibley,
Kelley, of Atlanta.

by

Troutman &

Dougherty County (P. O. Albany),
Georgia
!
Bond Sale — The $400,000 2%

Feb. 1 from notes, at 1.04%, plus a premium of
$27.
58,000 13/4S. Due on Feb. 1 from
bonds was purchased by a syndi¬
Torrington, Conn.
1962 to 1971 inclusive.
Note Sale—The $300,000 second cate composed of the Trust Co. pf
Sutter Extension
Water District, district tax anticipation notes of¬ Georgia, J. H. Hilsman & Co., and
Clement A. Evans & Co., all pf
Sutter County (P. O. Yuba City,
fered on Dec. 19—v. 172, p. 2428
—were awarded
to Cooley & Co., Atlanta, at a price of 102.14, a
California
basis of about 1.73%. Sale con¬
of Hartford, at 1.06%.
Bond Sale—An issue of $400,000
sisted of: $200,000 public build¬
water supply
system first issue
FLORIDA
ing bonds and $200,000 road bonds.
bonds was purchased by a syndi¬
Dated Jan.
1, 1951.
Due on
Clermont, Fla.
cate
composed of Blyth & Co.,
Jan. 1 from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.
Bond Sale
The $161,000 3%
Stone & Youngberg, Dean Witter
All bonds are callable.
Interest.
& Co., J. S. Strauss & Co., all of refunding-1950 bonds offered on
J-J.
25,000 IV2S.
1957

to

Due

1961

on

,

inclusive.

—

San

19—v.
172, p. 2428—were
Francisco, and Jones, Cos- Dec.
& Co., of Pasadena, at a net awarded to B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
cost of about 3.20%, as of New York City, and the First

INDIANA

grove

interest

follows:

Township (P. O.

to 1970 inclusive.

1

jointly, at
interest

a

cost

price of 99.10,
of

about

a

3.10%.

net

Chrisney),

Indiana

Securities Co., of Kansas, Wichita,

$123,000 3V2S. Due on July 1 from
1951

Grass

Bond
bonds

Sale

—

offered

The $10,750

on

Dec.

school

11—v. 172,

The Commercial and

t»0

Financial Chronicle

t

Monday, December 25, 1950

,.

(2526)

2172—were awarded to Frank E.
Hailstone & Co., of Cincinnati, as

p.

$52,000 2V4s. Due on Sept.
1952 to 1955 inclusive.

1 from

55,000 l%s. Due on Sept.
1956 to 1959 inclusive.

1 from

of 100.50, a basis

£i/4s, at a price
of about 2.13%.

1960

1967

to

City, at 1.07, a

inclusive.

porary

(P. O. Jackson),

bonds
was
purchased by W. C. ThornBond
ad¬ burgh Co., and Charles A. Hinsch
vancement fund bonds offered on & Co., both of Cincinnati, jointly,
Dec. 18 —v. 172, p. 2269 —were at a price of par, a net interest
awarded to the Union National cost of about 3.48%, as follows:
Bank, of East Chicago, as lV2s, at $8,000 31/4S. Due on Aug. 1 in 1951
and 1952.
a price of 100.90, a basis of about
1.31%.
92,000 3V2s. Due on Aug. 1 from

172, p. 2429—were

Guaranty

the

York

City,

as

—

bonds

The

The $26,000 Fire

are

parking

Dec.

on

awarded to

1.35%.

at

Iowa

water
Dec. 18

Sale—The $350,000

revenub bonds offered on

Parish

Ascension
No.

172, p. 2173—were awarded
Ravenscroft & Co., of Cedar

(P. O.

7

—v.

to

Rapids, and the Carleton D. Beh
of Des Moines, jointly, as

Co.,

2V4s, at a price of
of about 2.19%.

100.64, a basis

Donaldsonville),
of $508,000

school bonds was purchased

by a

fered

olis,

a

a

price of 100.004, a net interest
follows:

Minneapolis, Minn.
$143,000 library

Bond Sale—The

bonds offered

tional

1955

1952 to

510,000 21/4S.
1956

inclusive.

Due on July 1 from
inclusive.

1967

to

Due

2s.

101,000

1968 and

July

on

in

1966

1969.

Township School District
(P. O. Byron Center), Mich.

Offering

Bond

—

L. H. Myers,

bids
2 for
purchase of $8,000 fire equip¬

to

1976 inclusive.

bonds

are

dated

Mayor, will receive sealed
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Jan.

ity approved by Charles & Trau-

the

ernicht, of St. Louis.

ment fund

bonds.

—

O.

(P.

16

Greenbush), Minn.
Sale—The $25,000

Bond

interest

cost

of

1.69%,

about

ing

build¬

bonds

as

MISSISSIPPI

follows:

$30,000 2V2S. Due on April 1
1952 to 1954 inclusive.

110,000 l3/4s. Due on April 1 from
1955 to 1965 inclusive.

35,000 IV2S. Due on April 1 from
1968 inclusive.

1966 to

Greenville, Municipal Separate

from

School District, Miss.

City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan.

son,

the

for

2

School District

1), Mich.

(P. O. Gladstone R. No.
Bond

Co.,

&

Sattley

both

of

Marenisco

Authority, Mass.

Bond

The $319,000 tem¬

1971

place to

a

be desig¬
Legality
& Trauer-

by the purchaser.

nated

approved

Charles

by

nicht, of St. Louis.

Detroit,
100.11,

jointly, as 23/4s, at a price of
a basis of about 2.73%.

$1,400,000 tem¬

1, 1951.

1952 to

from

1

Principal and interest

at

payable

$400,000

Dated Feb.

Feb.

on

inclusive.

build¬

$75,000

Sale—The

Due

of

purchase

bonds.

school

Escanaba Township

Offering—W. B. William¬

Bond

Lambert, Miss.
Bond Sale—An issue of

bonds

school

Township (P. O. Mare-

ing bonds offered on Dec. 14—v.
loan, first series notes of¬
172, p. 2269 — were awarded to
Dec. 20—v. 172, p. 2430—
Barcus, Kindred & Co., of Chicago,
were awarded to a syndicate com¬
at
a
net interest cost of about
posed of the Chase National Bank,
2.02%.
C. J. Devine & Co., and Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler, all of New York
Sanilac Township Sch. Dist. No. 4

Herman
Planters

&

National Bank & Trust Co., B. F.

and Memphis Securi¬

Ward & Co.,

all of Memphis, as 2V2s
and 2V4s, at a net interest cost of
about 2.34%. Dated Oct. 1, 1950.

ties

Co.,

Tupelo, Miss.
$1,050,000 water
sewerage system rev¬
bonds offered on Dec. 19—

Bond Sale—The

Sale—The $300,000 build¬

works and

porary

enue

fered

v.

on

$175,000

purchased by a

was

composed of
Co., Union

syndicate
Bensdorf

Michigan

Sale

Note

No.

Dist.

offered on Dec. 19—•
site and building bonds offered on v. 172, p. 2430—were awarded to
Jaffray & Hopwood, of
Dec. 14 — v. 172, p. 2269 — were Piper,
awarded to Halsey, Stuart & Co. Minneapolis, as 3.20s, at a price of
Inc., at a price of 100.008, a net 100.05, a basis of about 3.19%.
Sale—The $175,000 school

Bond

Trust Co., of Wilson,

Stoneham Housing

Haugleo Con.

County,

Sch.

porary

Feb. 1,
1950. The bonds were authorized
at the election on Nov. 14. Legal¬
The

Indianola, Iowa

IV2S.
Roseau

nisco), Mich.
loan, third series notes of¬
Green Mountain Ind. Sch. Dist., La.
fered on Dec. 20—v. 172, p. 2430—
Bonds Not Sold—No bids were
Bond Sale—The $100,000 build¬ net interest cost of about 2.44%, as were awarded to a syndicate com¬
submited for the $25,000 water
ing bonds offered on Dec. 14—v. follows:
posed of the Chase National Bank, revenue-1950
bonds
offered on
172, 2269—were awarded to Hal¬ $242,000 21/4s. Due on Feb. 1 from C. J. Devine & Co., and Salomon Dec. 14—v. 172, p. 2173.
Bros. & Hutzler, all of New York
1952 to 1965 inclusive.
sey, Stuart & Co. Inc., as l%s, at
Oscoda Rural Agric. Sch. District,
a price of 100.18, a basis of about
266,000 2V2S. Due on Feb. 1 from City, at 1.07, a premium of $21.
1.73%.

Na¬

Midland,

Bank,

Byron

Authority, Mass.
The $815,000 tem¬

Sale—The

Northwestern

Bank,

National
Bank, all of Minneapolis, and the
First National Bank, of St. Paul,

as

1

Dec. 20—v. 172,

on

2270—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate composed of the First Na¬
p.

tional

Housing Authority, Mass.

Note

as

$139,000 23/4s. Due on July 1 from

price of 1.04%.

Salem

awarded to J the
Minneap¬
1.90s, at a price of 100.10,

basis of about 1.88%.

a

loan, third series notes of¬ ing bonds offered on Dec. 14—
on Dec. 20—v. 172, p. 2430— v.
172, p. 2269—were awarded to
awarded
to
the
Branch McDonald-Moore & Co., and H. V.

Banking &
at

syndicate composed of the Equit¬
able Securities Corp., Weil & Ar¬
nold, and Glas & Co., both of New
Orleans, at a price of 100.005,. a

—

Dec. 20—v. 172,

on

on

Allison-Williams Co., of

porary

were

Louisiana
Bond Sale—An issue

Sale

Note

School District

revenue

cost of about 2.21%, as

Norwood Housing

Rapids,

Cedar
Bond

system

V. Sattley

dated

LOUISIANA

',■>

$40,000 building
Dec. 19—v. 172,

2430—were

p.

Michigan Corporation, and H.
& Co., both of Detroit,

of

Officer.

20.

Wanamingo),

(P. O.

offered

bonds

2269—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate
composed
of Stranahan,
Harris & Co., Inc., of Toledo, First

—

fered

165

p.

Aug. 1,
Lowell Housing Authority, Mass.
Deoartment-1950 bonds offered on 1950. The bonds maturing in 1956
Note Sale—The $2,820,000 tem¬
to 1970 are callable. Principal and
Defc. 16 — v. 172, p. 2269 — were
porary loan, third series notes of¬
interest payable at the First Na¬
awarded to the Citizens Bank, of
fered on Dec. 20—v. 172, p. 2429
tional Bank, of Jackson. Legality
Mooresville, as 2s.
were
awarded to a syndicate
approved by Wyatt, Grafton &
composed of the Chase National
Morgan Township School Building Grafton, of Louisville.
Bank, C. J. Devine & Co., and
Corp. (P. O. Palmyra), Ind.
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, all of
Nicholas County (P. O.
Bond Sale — The $175,000 first
New
York City, at 1.08, a pre¬
Carlisle), Ky.
mortgage bonds offered on Dec. 15
Bond
Offering — J. F. Sugg, mium of $43.
—v. 172, p. 2269—were awarded to
Pohl & Co., of Cincinnati, as 3y4s, County Court Clerk, will receive
Lynn, Mass.
*
bids until 1 p.m. (CST)
at a price of 101.08, a basis of sealed
Note Offering — Daniel J. Mcon
Jan.
3 for the purchase of
about 3.16%.
Ardle, City Treasurer, will receive
$139,000 hospital refunding bonds. sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST)
IOWA
Dated Jan. 15, 1951. Due on Jan.
on
Dec. 26 for the purchase of
15 from
1952 to 1968 inclusive.
Boone, Iowa
$500,000
temporary
loan notes.
Bond
Offering — Galen M. The bonds maturing in 1955 to Due on April 27, 1951. Principal
1968 are callable. Principal' and
and interest payable in Boston or
Wiley, City Clerk, will receive
interest
(J-J)
payable
at the New York
sealed bids until Jan. 3 for the
City. Legality approved
Citizens Fidelity Bank & Trust
purchase of $47,000 street im¬
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Co., of Louisville. Legality ap¬
Dodge, of Boston.
(Phone bids
provement special assement bonds.
The
bonds were originally of¬ proved by the State Local Finance will be accepted.)
Sale

Bond

County Indep. Sch. Dist.

Bond Sale—The

$750,000 auto¬

Sale—The

mobile

Trust Co., of New
1.40s, at a price of

100.41, a basis of about

Goodhue

No.

Creek, Mich.

Battle
Bond

bonds offered

Mass.
Bond
Sale — The
$1,200,000
school bonds offered on Dec. 19—

1.65%.

basis of about

a

Minnesota

|

Holyoke,

1970 inclusive.

1953 to

Mooresville, Ind.

of $21.

Na¬
with

MICHIGAN

Hutzler, all of
York City, at 1.08, a premium

New

age

premium of $1.

syndicate

&

Bros.

Salomon

v.

a

2429

Merchants
of Boston,

par.

Bank,

tional

National
C. J. Devine & Co., and

$100,- Bank,

building revenue

a

National City Bank,

the Chase

of

composed

Sale—The issue of

Bond

to

at

100,000

series notes

Dec. 20—v. 172, p.

awarded

—were

Kentucky
0C0 school

(P. O.
Crown Point), Ind.
Sale —The $350,000
County

Lake

on

fourth

loan,

offered

KENTUCKY
Breathitt County

premium of $43.

Sale—The $1,370,000 tem¬

Note

drain¬

Sale—The $105,000

Bond

bonds offered on Dec. 14—v.
of New York City, and Na¬ 172, p. 2270—were awarded to the
Allison-Williams
Co.,
of
Min¬
tional
Shawmut
Bank,
of
neapolis, as 2s, at a price of 104.57,
Boston, jointly.

Massachusetts

inclusive.

1968 to 1971

Albert

O.

(P.

County

Lea), Minn.

Co., jointly.

-

600,000 1.06s.

Housing Authority,

Fall River

1 from

Due on Sept.

56,000 2s.

posed of the Chase National Bank,
C. J. Devine & Co., and Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler, all of New York

Sept. 1 from

112,000 l%s. Due on

School
Corporation (P. O. Corydon), Ind.
Bond Sale —The $33,000 school
building bonds offered on Dec. 15
—v. 172, p. 2269—were awarded to
Frank E. Hailstone & Co., of Cin¬
cinnati, as l%s, at a price of
100.29, a basis of about 1.64%.
Township Corydon

Harrison

Freeborn

1,000,000 1.05s. R. W. Pressprich
& Co., and Phelps, Fenn &

syndicate com¬

awarded to a

were

a

&

172, p. 2270—were awarded to
syndicate composed of Shields
Co., of New York City, Wat-

of Birming¬
of New Or¬
City, at 1.08, a premium of $5.
(P. O. Port Sanilac), Mich.
leans, Raffensperger, Hughes &
Dated Jan. 2, 1951. Due on Jan.
Bond Sale
The $66,000 school Co.,
of Indianapolis,
and Har¬
water
revenue
bonds was pur¬ Secretary of Parish School Board,
1952. Legality approved by bonds offered on Dec. 13—v. 172, rington & Co., of Jackson, at a
chased by Becker & Cownie, of will receive sealed bids until 10 31,
a.m.
(CST) on Jan. 18 for the Sullivan, Donovan, Heenehan & p. 2174—were awarded to H. V. price of par, a net interest cost
Des Moines, as 2%s, at par.
purchase of $757,000 school bonds. Hanrahan, of New York City.
Sattley & Co., of Detroit, at a net of about 2.45%, as follows:
Spencer, Iowa
Dated Feb. 1, 1951.
interest cost of about 2.45%.
Due on Feb.
West Springfield Housing
$106,000 3s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Bond Sale—The $100,000 water
Madrid, Iowa
Bond Sale — An issue of $9,000

Washington Parish, Parish School
District (P. O. Franklinton), La.
Bond
Offering—R. W. Magee,

kins, Morrow & Co.,

ham, Weil & Arnold,

—

1

•revenue

bonds offered on Dec. 20

172, p. 2269—were awarded
to Wheelock & Cummins, and the
—v.

Carleton D.

from

1952

to

1971

inclusive.

Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the office of the School
Board

Beh Co., both of Des

Treasurer, or at any bank

specified by the purchaser. Legal¬
price ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
basis of about 2.24%. ler, of Chicago.

Moines, jointly, as 2V4S, at a
of 100.06, a

Wayland, Iowa
Bond Sale — The $69,000 water
works bonds offered on Dec. 11—

MASSACHUSETTS

porary

fered

Housing Authority, Mass.
Note Sale—An issue of $410,000

$795,000

MINNESOTA

tem¬

loan, third series notes of¬
Dec. 20—v. 172, p. 2430
awarded to the National

Aitkin,

on

—were

City Bank, of New York City, and
the National Shawmut Bank,
of
Boston, jointly, at 1.08%.
Woburn

Athol

1953 to 1956

Authority, Mass.
Sale—The

Note

$33,500

storm

improvement bonds offered
on Dec.
19—v. 172, p. 2270—were
awarded to Blyth & Co., of Chi¬

from 1952 to 1970 inclusive.

a

1.90s, at a price
basis of about 1.89%.

of 100.03,

Percy W. Lin-

Lyon County Rural High Sch. Dist.
No. 8 (P. O. Emporia), Kan.
Bond

Sale—The $275,000 build¬

ing and equipment bonds offered
on Dec. 11—v. 172; p. 2173—were
the

at

a

net

to

interest

cost

1.81%, as follows:




of

Note

Sale—The

porary

loan,

offered

on

—were

$2,700,000 tem¬

fourth

Dec. 20—v.

awarded

to

series

notes

Bond

and

Sale —The

power

172, p. 2430 offered
a
syndicate —were

composed of the following:

Cambridge Housing Authority,
M assach usetts

from

on

$227,000 light

revenue bonds
Dec. 14—v. 172, p. 2270

plant

awarded

to

a

NEW JERSEY
Alexandria

Township Sch. Dist.

(P. O. Everittstown), N.
Bond Offering—Lester D.
son,

District

Clerk,

J.
Wil¬

will receive
(EST) on

sealed bids until 8 p.m.

purchase of $85,000
school bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1950,
Due on Dec. 1 from 1951 to 1970

Jan. 18 for the

and interest
the First Na¬
Bank, of Milford. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
inclusive.

Principal

payable

(J-D)

at

tional

May

Cape

(P. 10.

County

Cape May Court House),
New Jersey
Bond

Sale—The

$203,000 bonds

on

awarded to Boland,

&

at

2174
Saffin

Dec. 19—v. 172, p.

offered
—were

Delano, Minn.

Co., of New York City, as 1.65s,
a
price of 100.08, a basis of

about

1.63%.

syndicate

composed of J. M. Dain & Co., Al¬
Co.,
and
Piper,
$1,000,000 1.03s. Worcester County lison-Williams
Trust Co., Worcester, and the Jaffray & Hopwood, all of Min¬
Note Sale—The $2,850,000 tem¬
Second
National
Bank,
of neapolis, as 2s, at a price of 100,37,
about porary loan, third series notes of¬
a basis of about
1.95%.
Boston, jointly.
fered on Dec. 20—v. 172, p. 2429—

City National
Bank & Trust Co., of Kansas City,

awarded

172, p. 2173—were award¬
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., at
1.09, a premium of $97.
Dated Dec. 28, 1950. Due on Oct.
19, 1951.

Massachusetts

20—v.
ed to

—

614,000 2V2s. Due on Feb. 1
1966 to 1976 inclusive.

sewer

172, p. 2269—were awarded to
Appleton, Minn.
scott, C h a i r m a n, will receive
Quail & Co., of Davenport, as 4s, temporary
Bond Sale—The $50,000 hospital
loan,
second
series
at a price of
100.48, a basis of notes was purchased by a syndi¬ sealed bids, at the office of the bonds offered on Dec. 6—v. 172,
State Housing Board, 18 Tremont
about 3.94%.
cate composed of the Chase Na¬
p. 2073 — were awarded to
the
tional Bank, C. J. Devine & Co., Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST) Farmers & Merchants State Bank,
KANSAS
on
Dec. 28 for the
purchase of
and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, all
of Appleton.
temporary loan, fourth
Johnson County Sch. Dist. No. 32 of New York City, at 1.08, a pre¬ $725,000
Deer River, Minn.
series notes. Dated Jan. 10, 1951.
mium of $7.
(P. O. Corinth), Kan.
Due on Oct. 31, 1951. Principal and
Bond Sale—The $20,000 munic¬
Dated Jan. 2, 1951. Due on Oct.
Bond Sale—An issue of $150,000
interest
payable at the Second ipal building bonds offered on
1951. Legality approved by
school bonds was purchased by 31,
National Bank, of Boston. Legality Dec.
20—v.
172, p.
2430—were
Sullivan, Donovan, Heenehan &
a
syndicate composed of the Soapproved by Sullivan, Donovan, awarded to Piper, Jaffray & Hopden-Zahner Co., of Kansas City, Hanrahan, of New York City.
Heenehan & Hanrahan, of New wood, of Minneapolis, as 3s, at a
Estes & Co., and the Columbian
Boston, Mass.
York City.
price of 100.11, a basis of about
Securities Corp., both of Kansas
Note Sale—The $5,000,000 tem¬
2.99%.
Worcester Housing Authority,
City, as l%s, IV2S and l3/4s. Due porary loan notes offered on Dec.

v.

inclusive.

1965

to

1957

Minn.'0(

Sale—The

cago, as

Housing Authority, Mass.

Note Offering

Bond

inclusive.

Due on Feb. 1 from

330,000 2V4s.

Clifton,
Bond

offered
—were

Sale—The
on

awarded

composed

N.

J.

$661,000 bonds

Dec. 19—v. 172, p.

of

the

to

a

2270

syndicate

National

State

Volume 172

Number 4971

"

;

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

uutSUuiauuitd

Bank,

-

awarded

to

ctirities Corp. and

Co., Inc.

and

as

.

Co.,

i

of

Newark, Equitable SeCoffin & Burr,
2s, at a price of 100.61, a basis

of about 1.94%.

l

Hctddon

"

-

Township School District

(P. O. Westmont}, N. J.
•"
Offering—Mi Isabel Han-

District

sen,

sealed

•

will

Clerk,

bids

until

11

Gibbons

B.

&

1.70s, at a price
basis of about 1.63%.

a

Greece
No.

of

.

and

Sch.

Orleans

Dist. *No.

(EST)

1

to the Union Trust

ter,

1, 1951. Due

on

1 from

Feb.

1953

172,

v.

offered

bonds

to 1971 inclusive. Principal and in¬

Salomon Bros. &

terest

York

den

(F-A) payable at the Cam¬

Trust

Co.,

Camden. Legality

Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.

(P.
O.

Bond

R.

F.

D.

No.

20—v.

Dec.

on

tral

National

and B. J. Van

172,

Jan.
and

awarded

were

to

<

Co.,

.

100.26,

I slip,

172,

—v.

to

Dec.

$12,000 waterDec.

2270—were

p.

was pur¬

Bank

v.

—

&

172,

of

Trust

—

First

tional

den,

;

(EST)

1.55s,

as

$16,000 storm

6,000

Deal

as

Lake

improvement

8,000

bonds.

sewer

.

n.
#.

on

New

District

ceive

sealed

Clerk, .will, re¬

bids

until

9

p.m.

on Jan. 10 for the purchase
$225,000 school bonds. Dated

(EST)
of

from

Lysander,
Cent.

Jersey
Offering—Harold E. Feu-

erstem,

"Dec.

1, 1950. Due on Dec. 1 from
to 1956 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the

price

a

re¬

1,

River

offered
—were

&

Edge,

Sale—The
on

TV.

Van

the

p.m.
pur¬

1952

1951.
to

Dec.. 18—v. 172,

chase

Buren

school

S

1

a

bonds

e

—

awarded to J.

2270

B. Hanauer

Co., of

price

of

Newark, as 1.55s, at a
100.10, a basis of about

1.52%.

-

'Note

Dec.

of

and

1

Union

(P.O.

Stony Brook), TV. Y.
Bond

Sale—The

issue

of $295,building-1950 bonds offered
Dec. 15—v. 172, p. 2270—was pur¬
chased by Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,

000

and

R.

D.

White

&

Co., both of
New York City, jointly, as l3/4s, St
a price of
100.17, a basis of about

Tq,

City,

Constantia Cent.

To

the

Bessemer

Sale—The $110,000 school

garage-1950 bonds offered on
Dec.
20—v.
172, p. 2431—were




Trust

Jersey City: $2,100,000 at
plus a premium of $42.

Co.,
1.07%,

Dec. 28 for the pur¬
$200,000 highway-1950
on

&

Co.,

1.60s, at

as

&

a

of

New

to

York

price of 100.53,

School District No. 1 (P.O.

Sale

struction

—

1950

Bond

Sale

—

The

$225,000

struction bonds offered
—v.

172,

p.

the Marine

on

con¬

offered
—were

on

Dec. 19—v.

awarded to

New York City, as
of

100.05,

a

172, p. 2431

Trust

Co., of Buffalo,
of New York

City, jointly, as 1.90s, at a price
100.19, a basis of about 1.88%.

IV2S, at

a

price

basis of about 1.49%.

2V2S, at

Bond

Offering—John A. Hegvik,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids

at the office of the County
Auditor, in Bottineau, until 2 p.m.
(CST) on Jan. 16 for the purchase

of

a

Co., of Cincinnati,
price of 101.35, a basis

2271—were

awarded

to

Hay-

as 2s, at a price of 100.31,
basis of about 1.97%.

Bond

Offering

—

Adelaide

bids until

10

(EST)

on

purchase of $30,550
struction bonds, as follows:

by

OHIO

sewer
v.

172,

Sale—The

bonds offered
p.

$12,500
on

storm

Dec.

16—

2271—were awarded

Provident

Savings

Bank

to

&

Trust Co., of Cincinnati, as 2V4S, at

price of 100.23, a basis of about
2.20%.
a

&

l%s.

as

Nov.

7.

Washington Local School District
(P. O. 316 West High Street,
Piqua), Ohio
Offering — Raymond R.

Bond

Wilson, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon

(EST)

Jan.

on

purchase of $50,000

for

12

the

improvement

Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the Citzens National Bank
& Trust Co., of Piqua.
West Salem, Ohio
Bond

Offering—Paul

1956 inclusive.

bids until

dated

(EST)

noon

Jan. 6

on

for the purchase of $24,000 water
works bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1950.

Due

Dec. 15 from 1952 to 1975

on

inclusive.

(J-D)

Principal

payable

and interest
the Farmers

at

State Bank in West Salem. Legal¬

ity approved by Peck, Shaffer &
Williams, of Cincinnati.

Wheelersburg Local School District,
Ohio
Bond

Sale—The

$55,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on Dec. 8—v.
172, p. 2175—were awarded to the
Weil, Roth & Irving Co., of Cin¬
cinnati, as 2%s, at a price of
101.18, a basis of aboht 2.63%.
OKLAHOMA

Craig

County Indep. Sch. Dist.
20 (P. O. Blue Jacket),

No.

Oklahoma
Bond

Sale—An

issue

of

$37,000

purchased by
C. Edgar Honnold, of Oklahoma
City at a price of 100.01, at a net
increase

was

of

cost

about

$15,000 IV2S. Due
1954

from 1952 to 1956 inclusive.
are

Stair,

1.68%, as

follows:

ditch improvement
No.
bonds. Due on Sept. 25
bonds

-

R.

Village Clerk, will receive sealed

building bonds

$17,510 ditch improvement No. 801
bonds. Due on Sept. 25 from

Jan.

Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's

on

Feb. 1 from

1956 inclusive.
on

Feb. 1 from

1957 to 1961 inclusive.

Custer

County Ind. School District
(P. O. Clinton), Okla.
Sale—The $162,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on Dec. 14—v.
No.

office.

to

22,000 l%s. Due

25,

1951.

99

Bond

Bond
son,

Offering—Jeral G. John¬

Clerk of Board of Education,

will receive sealed bids until

(EST)
of

on

noon

Jan. 2 for the purchase

$170,000

ment

bonds.

building
Dated

and
Jan.

from

172,
the

2271—were

p.

Oklahoma

Clinton, at

Elk

Bond

1951.

1952 to 1961 incl.

net

a

awarded

National

to

Bank, of

interest cost of

about 1.29%.

equip¬
1,

Due Nov. 1 from 1952 to 1963 incl.

City

City, Okla.

Offering

—

will

Clerk,

Helen Lester,

receive

sealed

bids until 7:30 p.m.

(CST) on Jan.
purchase of $25,000
limited access facility bonds. Due
in 1956. The bonds were author¬
4

for

the

ized at the election

on

Dec. 4.

.

OREGON
Clackamas

Union High
(P. O.
503, Oswego), Ore.
County,

School District No. 7

Orange Village Local Sch. District
(P. O. Chagrin Falls), Ohio
Bond

Bond

1779

p.

authorized at the general election
on

con¬

a.m.

4 for the

The

172,

McDonald

sanitary
sewer
and
treatment
plant bonds.
The
bonds
were

Jan.

.

to

E.

Mogadore, Ohio
Dec. 1, 1950. Due on Dec. 1 from
Bond Offering—L. G. Lutz, Vil¬
1953 to 1969 inclusive. The bonds lage Clerk, will receive sealed bids
maturing after Dec. 1, 1964 are until noon (EST) on Dec. 29 for
callable.
Principal
and
interest the purchase of $10,000 improve¬
(J-J) payable at any bank or trust ment, special assessment bonds
company designated by the pur¬ Dated Jan. 15, 1951. Due on Dec. 1
approved

Dec. 11—v.

awarded

bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(EST) on
Dec. 28 for the purchase of $25,000

Schmitt, Clerk of Board of County
Commissioners, will receive sealed

$11.1,000 building bonds, Dated

Legality

on

Bond

13,040
v 799

Dated

Tuscarawas, Ohio
Bond Offering — C. F. Regula,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed

&

McDonald Village Local Sch. Dist.,
Ohio

NORTH DAKOTA

Bottineau County Com. Sch. Dist.
No. 17 (P. O. Westhope), TV. D.

-

the

Tilney & Co., of

White

Liberty Union Local School District
(P. O. Westerville, R 2), Ohio

2271—were awarded to

of

The $179,100 con¬
bonds

Ohio

of about 2.33%.

p.

bonds.

May and Nov.

on

Co., of Cleveland,

on

Bond Sale—The $21,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on Dec. 9—
172, p. 2175—were awarded to

Dec. 20

Campbell, Ohio
C

1950. Due

(P. O. Felicity),

A.

noon

Nov. 1 from 1952 to 1966 inclusive.

Felicity-Franklin Local Sch. Dist.

as

until

Pickaway County (P. O.
Circleville), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $10,000 Walnut
Township Bridge No. 12 bonds

to

Ohio

bonds. Dated Dec. 1,

J.

bids

bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1950. Due on

Creston,
Offering

1952 to

and Freeman & Co.,

York

series*

1952

Dec. 1 from 1952 to 1961 inclusive.

Willsboro), TV. Y.

Oyster Bay, Massapequa Water
District (P. O. Oyster Bay),
Bond

from

15

and

1952 to 1974 inclusive.

Lucas County (P. O. Toledo), Ohio

Y.

Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.

Ne w

Dec.

12

Jan. 4 for the purchase

$95,000 building

1 from

cinnati.

a

Willsboro, Essex and Lewis Cent.

chaser.

1

(P. O. Camden), TV. Y.
bus

Associates:

Central

Florence,

School District No.

Bond

York

premium of $50.

Vienna, Lee, Williamstown
and

1:30

basis of about 1.55%.

a

Dec.

Hanover Bank &
Trust tt, New York City: $285,000
at 1.07%, plus a premium of $2.85;
and
$5,000,000 at 1.08%,' plus a

1.73%.

Annsville,

on

To Chemical Bank & Trust Co.,

*

Camden,

bids until

sealed
on

Jan. 1, 1951. Due

inclusive.

v.

2431—were awarded

p.

Haupt

City,

19

$13,285,000

and
$5,900,000 at 1.08%.

Smithtown

Free Sch. Dist. No.

O.

of

Principal and in¬
terest (Jf-D) payable at the First
Troy National Bank & Trust Co.,
of
Troy. Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬

Sale—The

172,

v.

,

offered

and

1974

jointly,

York

notes

June

den, Miller & Co., and Ball, Burge
&
Kraus,
both
of
Cleveland

Ira

follows:

New

Brookhaven

(P.

$270,000 water
supply bonds offered on Dec. 20—

1

19—v. 172, p. 2431—were awarded
as

...

~

NEW YORK

County

Waterloo, TV.

Clay

No.

on

Sale—The

LII

(P. O.

1, Covington), Ohio

Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.

172, p. 2271—were awarded to
syndicate composed of Halsey,
& Co., Geo. B. Gibbons &

series

No.

Sale—The $496,000 school
bonds offered on Dec. 20—v. 172,

Stuart

New

R.

R.

of

—v.
a

Legality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.

Bank, of
Glens Falls. Legality approved by

Liberty.

$2,250,000

offered

pay¬

able at the First National

in¬

Sullivan

and

The

Principal and interest

1,

July 1, 1950. Due on
July 1 from 1951 to 1960 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬

interest

School District

Bond

bonds
p.

basis

(EST)

—were

Feb.

were

Dec.

Clerk of Board of

offered
dated

are

able at the City Treasurer's office.

1.90s,

as

bonds. Dated

Due

1980

(EST)

p.m.

(P. O. Baldwinsville), TV. Y.

J.

$43,000

Legality

City, jointly
of 100.52, a

will receive sealed

Co., Inc., Chas. E. Weigold & Co.,
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., B. J. Van
& Co., First of Michigan
Boonton National Bank, of Boon- Ingen
Corporation, W. C. Langley & Co.,
ton, or at the option of the holder,
and Paul Frederick & Co., all of
at the Central Hanover Bank &
New York City, as 1.90s, at a price
Trust
Co.;t of New York City. of
100.52, a basis of about 1.85%.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt
& Washburii, of New York City.
New York City Housing Authority,
Bond

Auburn.

Falls), TV. Y.
Offering — Rommey C.
Patterson,'
County
Treasurer,

1951

-

of

Warren

Bond

New

'A

York

at

Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
i New
York City.

{Parsippany-Troy Hills Township*
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Parsippany),,
Bond

1952

about 1.85%.

|

>

from

1

Chas. E. Weigold & Co., and Geo.
B.
Gibbons & Co., Inc., both of

were

will

for

15,

1951.

bonds

Bond

...

until

Principal and
(J-J)
payable at the
County National Bank,

bonds.

bonds.

\

Feb.

on

inclusive.
Principal and
(F-A) payable at the Na¬

Bond

clusive.

follows:

drainage

15

Jan.

Sept.

on

inclusive.

—
Carl
Jordan
Tupper Lake, TV. Y.
Sale—The $118,000 water- Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Jan. 6
1950 bonds offered on Dec. 21—
for the purchase of $5,000 park
v.
172, p. 2431—were awarded to

Chandler Bor¬

28

Due
1961

St.

series

Bond

$57,000 Fire House-1951

Dated

Jan.

on

—

bids

Dec.

on

of

bonds.

National Bank & Trust Co., of Al¬

lenhurst,

fire fighting apbonds. Dated Feb.

approved by George M. Michaels,

Y.

Treasurer,

sealed

chase

Dec. 18—v. 172, p. 2270
awarded to the Allenhurst
on

—were

Village

ceive

bonds.

Ave.

Building,

Glens

Township (P. O.
Oakhurst), TV. J.
Sale—The $30,000 bonds

Bond

Metcalf

Bank

National

.

Liberty, TV.

High

St.,

Interest M-S.
The

of Auburn.

Boland,

offered

1961

interest

Co., of Bay Shore,

Bond Offering

from

1

Concord Local Sch. Dist.

paratus-1951
1, 1951. Due
to

$28,500 fire
2271

p.

the

to

221

from 1952 to

1

&

chase of $10,500

of

price

a

IV2S.

as

Ocean

w.

15

Bank

awarded

The

—

Duncan

Indianola

No.

172,

Trust

Sept.

on

90

Bond
Offering — George
S.
Wright, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
A. tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST) on Jan. 10 for the
Capocefalo,
District
Treasurer,
will receive sealed bids until 4 purchase of $340,000 improvement
bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1950. Due on
p.m. (EST) on Jan. 12 for the pur¬

$50,000

purchase bonds offered

awarded

14

Saffin & Co., of New
York City, as 3V2S, at a price of
100.05, a basis of about 3.48%. •'«

,

Sale

Due

No.

bonds

on

postponed.)

receive
fund

approved by
of

Dempsey,

Lansing), Ohio
Offering—Wm. A. Logan,
Education, will

Bond

inclusive.

1961

51

Pease Local School District
(P. O.

1

Auburn), TV. Y.
Bond
Offering — Edward

of

at

to

City, Manu¬

Traders

the sale

M-S.

syn¬

Roosevelt

to

Dec.

on

1952 to 1961 inclusive. Interest

1.64%.

109-10

Bay Shore Fire Dist. (P. O.
Bay Shore), TV. Y.

truck

town), TV. J.
on

IMjs,

as

and

of

a

Due

intersection

147,092.50

21—v.
to

1952

bonds.

Throop, Throop Fire District (P. O

Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the Peoples Bank of Ham¬
burg, Hamburg. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.

Monroe Township (P. O. Williams-

offered

about

Dated Aug. 1, 1950. Due on
Aug.
from
1951
to
1960
inclusive.

1

Co., of Philadel¬

Sale—The

issue

and

Wood-

basis of about 1.45%.

a

Bond

bonds

of

land and building bonds
chased by the Peoples

of about 2.14%.

Bond

payable at the

Bank*

Sale—An

Hamburg,

phia, taking $3,158,000 bonds as
2.15s, at a price of 100.39, a basis

1950

Principal

bonds.

1

originally offered

300,000.00 street improvement

Y.

Co.,
of Buffalo, and W. C. Langley &
Co., of New York City, as 1.70s,
at a price of 100.47, a basis of

of New York City.

Bond

a

Hemphill,
Noyes,
Graham,
& Co., all of New York

&

(J-J)

National

composed

of New York

facturers

Hamburg, TV. Y.

City,
Schoellkopf,
Hut.ton
&
Pomeroy, of Buffalo, Dolphin &
Co., of Philadelphia, Wood, Gundy
& Co., Inc., of New York City,
Seasongood & Mayer, of CincinV nati, Thomas & Co., of Pittsburgh,
Schaffer

inclusive.

1960

interest

way,

Parsons

and

dicate

July 1 from

on

Dec.

Cross,

on

ridge. Legality approved by Van¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬

syndicate
composed of Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
Estabrook & Co., White, Weld &

;

1951. Due

to

First

Jersey City, N. J.
Bond Sale—The $3,170,000 bonds
offered on Dec. 18—v. 172, p. 2270
—

1,

1952

1.87%.

■

receive

fire equipment—1951 bonds. Dated

of Freehold,
Ingen & Co., of New

City, jointly, as 1.90s, at a
price of 100.15, a basis of about

.

will

on

Cleveland. Legality
Squire, Sanders &
Cleveland.
(These

Interest J-D.

in¬

interest

$278,000 school

2431—were awarded

p.

$20,000

Bank,

1954

Syracuse), TV.

bonds offered

Sattell,

Treasurer,

June

on

to

and

Sale—The

Bond

Y.

Fred

—

sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST)
Dec. 28 for the purchase of

York

,

Mountaindale), TV.

Offering

District

2270—were awarded to the Cen¬

p.

O.

Bond

1,

Farmingdale), N. J.
Sale—The $220,000 school

bonds offered

(P.' O.

Fallsburgh, Mountaindale Fire Dist.

Township School District

(P.

1951

Salina Union Free Sch. Dist. No. 4

1.72%.

by

approved

Howell

price of

a

from

Principal

(J-D) payable at the Union Trust
Co., of Rochester.

Hutzler, of New

City, as l%s, at
100.30, abasis of about

No.

from

1

clusive.

2431—were awarded to

p.

$250,000.00 traffic regulation fund

l%s.

as

and Dec.

21—

Dec.

on

Co., of Roches¬

Dated Dec. 1, 1950. Due

Bond Sale—The $260,000 school1950

York

20—v. 172, p. 1778—were awarded

Cent.

(P. O.

Clayton), TV. Y.

on
Jan.
11
for the purchase of
$607,000 school bonds. Dated Feb.

New

.

Columbus, Ohio
Offering — Agnes Brown
Cain, City Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Jan. 3 for the purchase of $697,092.50 bonds, as follows:
Bond

Sale—The $22,170 school
buses-1950 bonds offered on Dec.

•

•

Sch* Dist.

(P. O. Hilton),

*

-

Lyme

Central
1

Bond

Clayton, Cape Vincent, Brownville,

receive

a.m.

Parma, Hamlin, Clarkson and

Chas. E. Weigold &
of
New
York
City,

both

100.58,

:. Bond

•

Geo.

jointly,-as

•

'

•

(2527)

—

Offering—Ballard

Brady.

Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive
sealed
bids
until
noon

(EST)

on

Jan. 9 for the purchase

of

$350,000 building bonds. Dated
Dec.
15, 1950. Due on Dec. 1.5

from

1952 to 1971 inclusive. Prin¬

cipal and interest
at

the

Cleveland

(J-D)
Trust

payable

Co.,

of

Box
Bond

Offering—J. L. Bortolazzo,

District

Clerk, will receive sealed
(PST) on Jan. 9
for the purchase of $715,000 school
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1951. Due on
bids until 8 p.m

Jan. 1 from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.
All
1961

bonds

are

callable

and thereafter.

interest

(J-J)

on

Jan.

1,

Principal and

payable

at

the

County Treasurer's office. Legality

.

.

62

Financial Chronicle

Monday, December 25, 1950

. .

.

utility bonds offered on

Douglas County Sch. Dist. No. 7
(P.O. Brockway), Ore.
Bond Offering — H. L. North-

Chas.

bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
Feb. 1 from 1953 to

school

at

1951.

Ore.

Beach,

—

$40,000 sewage disposal plant
Jan. 2, 1951. Due on
March 1 from 1952 to 1965 inclu¬
sive. Legality approved by Win¬

Sayre,

Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Burns), Ore.
Offering—Leland S. Dun¬

JHarney County

Attorney for the District, will
sealed bids until Dec. 30

can,

receive

purchase of $15,000 school
Jhouse remodeling and construction
bonds. Dated Dec. 30, 1950. Due
on Dec. 30 from 1951 to 1955 in¬
clusive. The bonds were author¬
ized at the election on Dec. 12.

for the

Buena

100.39,

basis of about 1.61%.

a

Township (P. O.

Hanover

sealed

obligation bonds offered on Dec.
13—v. 172, p. 2074—were awarded
to Butcher & Sherrerd, of Phila¬

Due on Jan.

Legality ap¬

7.

Nov.

by

Shuler &

Winfree, McCulloch,
Sayre, of Portland. 7

(PST) on Jan.
2
for the purchase
of $118,000
storm sewer, series C bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1951. Due on Jan. 1 from
bids until 7:30 p.m.

1952

inclusive. Principal

1961

to

and interest

(J-J) payable at the

City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.'
,

Ore.
Offering—Alfred
Salem,

Bond

Mundt,

receive sealed

City Recorder, will

issue of $135,000

general obligation bonds was pur¬
chased by Shaffer & Co., of Phila¬

by

Winfree,

McCulloch,

Portland.

at

l%s,

price of

a

and

Noble

Brooklyn

West

22,

Board of Directors of

The

ufacturing

Company

has

COMPANY

York

the American Man¬

the

declared

regular

quarterly dividend of 25c per share and a yearend dividend of 50c per share cn the Common
Stock, payable December 31, 1950 to Stockhold¬
ers of Record at the close of business December
20, 1950. Transfer books will remain open.
COLUMBUS MOISE, Treasurer.

a

School

offered on
2271 — were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of Moncure Biddle & Co., Aspden,
Robinson & Co., and Shaffer &
bonds

improvement
Dec.

172,

19 —v.

p.

Springfield Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Hillcrest Avenue,
Philadelphia 18), Pa.
Bond
Sale — The $300,000

im¬

Note

Offering

—

William

A.

$725,000 notes, as follows:

$325,000 sewer notes.
March 28, 1951.

Due on

400,000 school notes. Due on Dec.
27, 1951.
The

notes

are

able at

dated

Dec,

27,

interest pay¬
the First National Bank, of
and at the Rhode Island

1951. Principal

and

Legality
approved
by
Best, Coolidge &

Gray,

bids will

Camden, S. C.
Bond

Corpora¬

per

record

of

at

tlie

close

of

business

January 15, 1951, Checks will be
,

,

>

"

ou

mailed.'

P. C. SPENCER

j




President

Offering—Henry savage,

Jr., Mayor, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Jan. 12 for

quarterly dividend of fifty cents
share on the Common Stock,
payable February 15, 1951 to stockholders
a

($.50)

purchase of $406,000 general
obligation bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1951. Due on Nov. 1 from 1954 to
1974
inclusive. Bonds maturing
the

-

were

dicate

gas

12 —v.

on

Nov. 1,

sive.

Principal

able

at

interest pay¬
National

and

Montpelier

the

Bank, of Boston. Legality

chants

approved by
Montpelier.

Peter

Giuliani,

of

VIRGINIA

awarded

to

p.

2075

a

1964 are callable. Prin¬

TENNESSEE
Knox County

(P. O.

Knoxville),

of St. Louis,

geles, G. C. Haas & Co., Mackey,
Dunn & Co., both of New York

a

Bond Sale—The

$400,000 sewer,

B, bonds offered on Dec. 14
172, p. 2176—were awarded

series
—v.

to

syndicate composed of Dean
& Co., of San Francisco,

a

Witter

Corp., of Seattle,
Portland,
McLean & Co., of Tacoma, at

First Washington

Charles N. Tripp Co., of
and

price

a

100.09, a net interest
follows:

of

of about 2.04%, as

cost

Due on Jan.
1959 inclusive.

1 from

Due on Jan.
1966 inclusive.

1 from

$124,000 2V4S.
1953

to

150,000 l%s.
1960

to

126,000 2V4S. Due on Jan. 1
1967 to 1971 inclusive.

Bramhall, Barbour &

Los An¬

101.96,

O. 3622 East 105th Street,
Seattle 55), Wash.

(P.

from

Lynden, Wash.
Sale—The $150,000 water
.

Bond

Co., Hirsch & Co., Wm.

William R. Staats Co., of

of

WASHINGTON

A. C. Allyn & Co.,

E. Pollock
& Co., all of New York City, Russ
& Co., of San Antonio, Andrews &
Wells, Inc., of New York City,

price

King County, Lake City Sewer Dist.

syn¬

both of New York City,

a

basis of about 1.28%.

system
rev¬
bonds
offered
172,

at

iv2s,

as

$26,300,000

composed of the Union Se¬

curities Corp.,

ley Springs.

Oil Cor-

tion

—

a

SOUTH CAROLINA

declar^ft

Dec.

on

and

refunding

enue

Texas

Sale —The

The bonds are re¬ Wood Struthers & Co., F. S. Smithdeemable on Nov.
1, 1951 and ers & Co., Hemphill, Noyes, Gra¬
thereafter. Principal and interest ham, Parsons & Co., all of New
(M-N) payable at a place to be York City, John Nuveen & Co., of
designated by the City.
Chicago, Eldredge & Co., Roose¬
velt & Cross, both of New York
Valley Springs Indep. Sch. Dist.
City, Heller, Bruce & Co., of San
South Dakota
Francisco, G. H. Walker & Co.,
Bond Sale—The $4,500 funding

Com m on Stock Dividend No. 81
on December 14, 1930
from the Earned Surplus of the

DAKOTA

electric

all of Philadelphia, as iy2s, bonds offered on Dec. 18—v. 172,
price of 100.31, a basis of p. 2272 — were awarded to the
Minnehaha County Bank, of Val¬
about 1.46%.
at

Rugg, of Boston. (Phone
be accepted.)

poration

San Antonio,
Bond

Co.,

Ropes,

The Board of Directors of Sinclair

Sale—The Columbian Se¬

1959 inclusive.

Sale—The $475,000 sewer

ranged.

CORPORATION

price

basis of about 1.09%.

SOUTH

District, Pa.

Hospital Trust Co., of Providence.
New York payment can be ar¬

OIL

City, as 1.10s, at a

of 100.01, a

Phoenixville, Pa.
Bond

(EST) on Dec. 29 for the purchase
$75,000
sewer
improvement
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1950. Due
on Dec. 1 from 1951 to 1970 inclu¬

of

Bank, of Montpelier, or the Mer¬

Junction, Texas

(State of)
Sale—The $4,000,000 State

New York

basis of about 1.55%.

Boston

SINCLAIR

as

the

highway bonds offered on Dec. 20
172, p. 2272—were awarded
to the
Chase National Bank, of

City Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
on
Dec. 26 for the purchase of

Streets

New

of

—v.

Brown,

DIVIDEND NOTICES
AMERICAN MANUFACTURING

Texas,

Mildred M.

—

Boyce, of Baltimore,

(PST) on Jan. provement bonds offered on Dec.
B for the purchase of $85,723.84 20—v. 172, p. 2271—were awarded
improvement issue 1951-A bonds. to Halsey, Stuart & Co., as l%s,
Dated Jan. 1, 1951. Due on Jan. 1 at a price of 100.63, a basis of
from 1952 to 1961 inclusive. The about 1.31%.
bonds are callable. Principal and
RHODE ISLAND
interest (J-J) payable at the City
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
Cranston, R. I.
proved

was

Investment Company

Offering

Bond

Barnes, Village Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed bids until 10 a.m.

—

bids until 7:30 p.m.

Shuler & Sayre, of

system
purchased by

Equitable
Lake Andes, S. D.
Securities Corp., White, Weld &
Bond Sale—An issue of $450,000
Bond Offering—Terry Holden, Co., of New York City, Stranahan,
school bonds was purchased by a
Harris
&
Co., Inc., of Toledo,
syndicate
composed of Singer, City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 28 Hornblower & Weeks, F. S. MoseDeane &"Scribner, of Pittsburgh,
Stroud & Co., of Philadelphia, and for the purchase of $45,000 general ley & Co., Weeden & Co., all of
Dated Nov. 1, New York Cit.y, Dewar, Robert¬
R. C. Schmertz & Co., of Pitts¬ obligation bonds.
1950. Due on Nov. 1 from 1951 to son & Pancoast, of San Antonio.
burgh, as l%s, at a price of 100.83,

Woodford,

receive sealed

City Recorder, will

1,

Sink¬
& Simons, of Charles¬

of $265,000

power

2M>s, 2%s, 3Vis and
3V2S, at par. Dated Nov. 15, 1950.
Legality
approved
by
Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.

of

Bond

Bond

Medford, Ore.
Bond Offering—J. R.

Jan.

bonds

Central

South Carolina

Norwood, Pa.
Bond Sale—An

1 from
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
City Treasurer's office. The bonds
■were
authorized at the general
on

dated

are

revenue

the

and

light

Essex Junction, Vt.

—

Board
of follows:
Richmond, Va.
Trustees, will receive sealed bids $35,000 2%s. Due on Dec. 15 from
Bond Sale—The $5,900,000 pub¬
until noon (EST) on Jan. 9 for
1951 to 1965 inclusive.
lic improvement bonds offered on
the purchase
of $425,000 school 140,000 3V2s. Due on Dec. 15 from Dec. 20
v.
172, p. 2272 — were
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1951. Due on
1966 to 1980 inclusive.
awarded to a syndicate composed
Jan. 1 from 1952 to 1970 inclusive.
The bonds are dated Dec.
15, of the Bankers Trust Co., Blyth &
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
1950. Principal and interest (J-D)
Co., both of New York City, Har¬
able at the principal office of such
payable at the Junction National ris Trust & Savings Bank, of Chi¬
bank or trust company as may be
Bank, of Junction. The bonds were cago,
Lehman
Brothers, R. S.
agreed upon by the Board of authorized at the election on Nov. Dickson &
Co., White, Weld & Co.,
Trustees and the purchaser. Le¬
18.
Legality approved by McCall, all of New York City, Scott &
gality approved by Sinkler, Gibbs Parkhurst &
Crowe, of Dallas.
Stringfellow, of Richmond, and
& Simons, of Charleston.
Stein Bros. &

j

delphia.

<

1956 inclusive.

proved

Wilkes•

$70,000 general

Bond Sale—The

receive sealed delphia, as
100.57.
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Jan. 15
for the purchase of $10,000 Fire
Oakmont

election

of

Philadelphia, as l%s, at a price

Offering—W. M. Sylvester,

to

$20,000 general

—

City Recorder, will

1952

bonds

Chairman

Vista), Pa.

Bond Sale—The

$45,367.13
1950 bonds.
1951. Due on Jan. 1

House bonds.

Bond Sale—An issue

electric

Legality approved by

ler, Gibbs

obligation—1950 bonds offered on
Nov. 27
v.
172, p. 1975 — were
awarded
to
Stroud
& Co., of

Hood River, Ore.
Bond

Township (P. O.

Elizabeth

Jan. 2

1962 inclusive.

fcom 1952 to

Co., and Aspden,
both of Philadel¬

&

1951.

VERMONT

Caldwell, Texas

Orangeburg County School District curities Corp. of Texas, of San An¬
No. 26 (P. O. Orangeburg), S. C.
tonio, purchased $175,000 water
Bond Offering—Dr. R. R. Salley, and
sewerage
system bonds, as

series

1,

"Dated Jan.

The

Boothman, of Chicago.

phia, jointly, as l%s, at a price
of 100.37, a basis of about 1.58%.

of

purchase

the

improvement,

1962 to

im¬

Dec.
2271—were awarded

Barre), Pa.

City Recorder, will receive
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
for

Pa.

$100,000

from

&

Dallas.

1 from

Due on Jan. 1
1972 inclusive.

Huguenin

mas,

ton.

Offering—E. M. Bowman,

Bond

3),

The

—

2s.

105,000

were

Robinson & Co.,

Ore.

Hillsboro,

Sale

20—v. 172, p.

of Portland.

was

$70,000 21/2s. Due on Jan.
1952 to 1961 inclusive.

O. Norristown

Stroud

bonds

school

000

provement bonds offered on
to

Sale—The issue of

Bond

Twp. Sch. Dist.

R. D. No.

Bond

$60,000 school 1 from 1951 to 1972 inclusive.
awarded to Principal and interest payable at
C. N. Burt & Co., of Dallas, as the Chemical Bank & Trust Co.,
2i/2s and 3Vis, at par. Dated Dec. of New York City. Legality ap¬
1, 1950. Legality approved by Du¬ proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Sale—The

bonds

house

2.09%, as follows:

East Norristown

of

Bond

Greer), S. C.

Pa.

$450,000 electric

about 1.31%.

(P.

Coun¬
Dist. (P. O.

ties, Greer Sch.

$175,purchased
by Paul Frederick & Co., of New
York City, and Edgar N. Norris,
of Greer, jointly, at a price of
100.66, a basis of 100.005, a net interest of about

of

price

Charleston.

Greenville and Spartanburg

light plant bonds offered on Dec.
20—v. 172, p. 2432—were awarded
to Halsey, Stuart & Co., and Blair,
Rollins & Co., Inc., jointly as l%s,
a

office

principal

Bond

Chambersburg,

bonds. Dated

free, McCulloch, Shuler &

3.60%.

Bond Sale—The

at

Bernard I.
Mather, City Recorder, will re¬
ceive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(PST) on Jan. 4 for the purchase
Offering

price of 98, a

PENNSYLVANIA

1967
inclusive. Principal and interest
payable at the County Treasurer's
office, or at the fiscal agency of
the state in New York City.
Gold

a

of about

on

Bond

awarded to
Portland,
net interest cost

Tripp Co., of

N.

the

at

172, p. 2432—were

v.

ccaft, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Jan. 10 for the purchase of $60,000
Due

water
Dec. 18—

Sale—The $400,000

Bond

Due on Feb. 1
chased by Dittmar & Co., of San $2,060,000 2V2s.
(M-N) payable
in 1952 and 1953.
of -such Antonio, as 2V2s, 3s and 314s.
1,060,000 2s. Due on Feb. 1, 1954.
Dated Sept. 1, 1950. Legality ap¬
bank or trust company as may be
proved by McCall, Parkhurst & 21,660,000 2s. Due on Feb. 1 from
agreed by the City Council and
1955 to 1972 inclusive.
the purchaser. Legality approved Crowe, of Dallas.
1,520,000 2s. Due on Feb. 1, 1972.
by Sinkler, Gibbs & Simons, of
Bogota Ind. School District, Texas
Dated Feb. 1, 1951. Due on Feb.

cipal and interest

Sutherlin, Ore.

approved by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.

:

The Commercial and

(2528)

revenue
■v.

to

bonds offered on Dec.

172,

Foster

at

net

a

11

2272—were awarded
& Marshall, of Seattle,
interest cost of about

p.

1.92%.

WISCONSIN

Badgett, City, First of Texas Corp., San Village of Mattoon and Town of
Antonio,
Columbian
Securities
Hutchins Joint School District
Jr.* County Solicitor, will receive
Corp.,
of Texas, San Antonio,
No. 6 (P. O. Mattoon), Wis.
sealed bids until Jan. 9 for the
Kebbon, McGormick &
Co., of
Bond Sale—The $30,000 building
purchase of $600,000 road, series
Chicago, Newhard, Cook & Co., of bonds offered on Dec. 1—v, 172,
1950 bonds.
St. Louis, Rotan, Mosle & Morep.
1976—were, awarded to Paine,
Bond

Offering—C.

Bond

Offering

—

S.

J. W. Dance,

land, of Houston, Ranson-David- Webber,
Jackson
& Curtis, of
will receive son Co., Roe & Co.,„M. E. Allison
Chicago, as 234s, at par.
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on &
Co., all of San Antonio, Blewer,
Wauwatosa, Wis.
Jan. 9 for the purchase of $600,000 Heitner & Glynn, of St. Louis,
Bond Sale—The $150,000 school
road, series
1950 bonds. Dated Henry Dahlberg & Co., of Tucson,
Dec. 15, 1950. Due on Jam 1 from
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., of St. building bonds offered on Dec. 19
-v. 172, p. 2075—were awarded to
1953 to 1956 inclusive. Principal
Louis, Dunn & Wills, of San An¬
Otis & Co., of Cleveland, as l%s,
and interest (J-J) payable at the
tonio, Foster & Marshall of Seat¬
at a
Chemical Bank, & Trust Co., of
price of 100.05, a basis of
tle, Tripp & Co., of New York
about
1.36%. Due on March 15
New York City, or at the Hamil¬
City, Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
from 1952 to 1970 inclusive.
ton National Bank of Knoxville, of
Houston, Volz, Carswell & Co.,
at the option of the holder. Le¬ of San Antonio, Eddleman-Pollok
gality approved by Chapman & Co., of Houston, R. J. Edwards,
Cutler, of Chicago.
Inc., of San Antonio, Ellis & Co.,
of
Cincinnati,
First
Cleveland
Nashville, Tenn.
Canada (Dominion of)
of Cleveland, Fridley &
Bond Offering—Thomas L.Cum- Corp.,
Treasury
Bill Sale—The $75,Hess, of Houston, Graham & Co., 000,000 treasury bills offered 00
mings, Mayor, will receive sealed
of San Antonio, Robinson-Humph¬
Dec.
22—v.
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan.
172, p. 2272—were
16 for the purchase of $350,000 rey Co., of Atlanta, Ryan, Suther¬ sold, at an average yield of 0.626%.
land
& Co., of Toledo, Walter,
Dated Dec. 22, 1950. Due on March
street bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1950.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1953 to 1972 Woody & Heimerdinger, of Cin¬
22, 1951.
inclusive. Principal and interest cinnati, Wheelock & Cummins, of
QUEBEC
Des Moines, McDonald-Moore &
(M-S) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office, or at the Guaranty Co., of Detroit, W. S. Bain & Co.,
Cap De La Madeliene Schoolof San Antonio, Barret, Fitch &
Commission, Que.
Trust
Co.,
of New York City.
Co., of Kansas City, William R.
Leaglity approved by Caldwell,
Bond Sale—An issue of $243,000
Compton Co., of New York City,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
school bonds was purchased by the
Emerson & Co., of San Antonio,
New York City.
■ •. (
McNeil, Mantha, Inc., of Montreal,
Johnston, Lemon & Co., of Wash¬
as 3V2s, at a price of 98.09, a basis
TEXAS
ington, D. C., and Moss, Moore &
of
about 3.73%.
Dated Nov. 1,
Co., of Dallas, at a price of par,
Atlanta Ind. School District, Texas
1950.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1951
a net interest cost of about 1.78%,
Bond Sale—The issue of $255,-

County Court Clerk,

CANADA

000 school house

bonds was pur¬

as

follows:

to

1970

inclusive.