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MONDAY
BUS. ABM.
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F£B I 6
LIBRARY
Reg. TJ. S. Pat. Office
Volume
169
Number
4777
New
York, N. Y., Monday, February 14, 1949
Price
Cents
75
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
Acme
..*■
Steel Company—Plans 100%
The directors
for action
at
ber
of shares
of
the
without
shares
the
the
to
present
from
1.500,000
value
par
of
of
$10
The
15,
additional
share held
each
for
about May
21,
shares
the
on
the
to
3,000,000
share.
If
stockholders
date
record
;
/n This Issue
■
-
.
*
'
i
'
*
-
value
Traer,
of-$10
valuation
share,
per
nearly
in
The
will
directors-also
the
on
of
line
V
■
_
holders
this
that/ "by
result
retaining
in
/ Stock and Bond
bringing
21,
FOR
present
the
usual
stock
Earnings
after
'
if
of
the
however,
/
of
$1
per
Chicago
War
1948
considered
Assets
the
.approved
only
prices
raw
Allied
but,
Kid
before
-Provision
the
costs.
Pinto
on
announced
3
and
to
Earnings
<
Island,
in
the
yard
it
1948
36
"reserves
for
for
$750,000),
Other
taxes/*:....;./../
270.000
(less
$481,891;
U.
$658,223;
trade
discounts .and
and
tion
Section
bad
will,
,
and
municipal
\
24
accounts
debts),
price
declines
surrender
receivable
$1,712,908;
on
value
raw
of
(less
and
surplus,
stock
Condition
'
corporation,
a
good
its
postwar
showing
chance of
Assistant
■
.
Net
Secretary
Analysts Society at
the
introduction
of
even
and
the
company during
fleets.
Besides
our
the
Net
—-
nearly
introduced
position
due
equipment, -many special and nonrecurring expenses
Opportunity for profit for 1949 seems good."—V. 169,
:
.
of
common
Cities
class
March
7.:
stock
B
No
Feb.
of
The
share
same
The
7
Leyshon .W.
March
President,
Steel
W,
46
_T
as
paid on
Aug. 5,
that
announces
Co.
it
in
qualifications
for
company
2426.
Federal
15
p.
the
for
Co.
25
cents per
the
'-
new
us.
"The
has: been
&
accepted
Feb.
7
connected
the
by
of
the
sation
son
of
share
one
each
the
American
of
record
share
on
Dec.
American
taxes
stock
Cities
as
; -
Kinney,
Lukens
Steel
capacities.—V.
Power
Co.,
to
President.
Jr.,
and
Co.
169,
p.
Jessop
485.
Inc.—Second
and''Exchange
Johpson group,
in' the
second
to
Bell
OLDEST
System
other
on
Feb.
Committee
to
solic't
distri¬
purposes.—V.
Request
"holders
of
the
is
to
have
since
applied
1945.
to
the
SEC
for
authori¬
preferred
only
group
date.
stockholders, but the Norman John¬
that has received authorization from
7"
Vy" /■/''
■
.
1,293,353
1,274,688
5,174,116
5,004,241
5,787,556
25,218,682
22,453,343
'.y.
.
mi-
to
/
'"A
'-
-
-
216,589
35,071
-
580,922
"137,201
-~i-—
■
of
subs.
POWER
5,750,930
5,752,485
24,637,760
22,316,142
5,750.930
5,752,485
24,637.760
22,216,142
&
CO.—
above).
(as
10,665
______
5,752,485
10,665
118,806
24,648,425
22,434,948
78,781
466,869
434,742
788,619
669,890
5,455,770
5,506,240
23,392.937
21.330,316
carried
to
earned
con-
surplus
dividend
or
requirements
unearned.—V.
169,
apnlicable
to
respective
periods
whether
598.
p.
168,
1899
Foundation, Inc., Buffalo, N. Y.
Teletype SU 464
IN
"hand.—V.„t169,
598.
p,
7'.yyy
American Investment
•
mon
directors
stock<of
Feb.
on
37V2
vvof record Feb. 19,
cents
""y
;
y.:'7'*7
r
,
.
'
:
;-
1949.
Co.
declared
2
per
a
quarterly
dividend
on
the
.
.
--
1, 1949, to holders
This rate remains unchanged over the previous
-
Available
qAllen
&
is
of
to
be
'Hunt
Telephone:
STREET
HAnover
2-2600
with
a
units
1,000
of
•Armstrong,
mew
shares
of
shares
of
five
subscription
price
1949,
and
plant
a
for
the
selling
located
promoter
and
of
(2)
a
the
machinery
with
4he
of
purpose
dry
at
dog
of
preferred
$100
and
unit.
No
per
conducting
meal
$'225,000
the
use
Dog
under
net
Food
under
at
-company,
a
"Dog Food
the
balance
Division
option
to
to
purchase
of
of
Mari^-
NY
of
additional
additional
An
.
under
option
to
1,500
Ann Arbor
shares
Messrs.
purchasable at $100
of
for
a
income...
oper.
Net
Net
.
ry.
company
shares
are
being
1947
1946
1945
$688,465
$464,165
$506,303
168,000
"45,417
"126,973
59,074
"22,518
49,043
-
'
"61,728
-
*'
,
from
from
the
RR.—Earnings—
December—. 1948
;Gross: from railway__„'.', $676,922
Net
from railway......
/ 171.113
ry.
of
and
Duffes, such
five-year period.
/
Gross
stock
common
Armstrong
share
per
railway....
railway..
8,914,588
7,692,424
5,962,140
6,123,270
2,036,762.
1,561,929
544,166
1,154,516
income...
906,953
617,177
99,334
564,37a
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
169,
p.
2.
St. Lonis Listed and Unlisted Securities
North 4th
1871
St., St. Louis 2, Missouri
Members
York
Louis
Stock
Stock
Chicago Stock Exch.
1-573
E.
cost
equipment, to purchase a plant at Sherburne
.from
Walter
E.
Armstrong and Kenneth S.
Duffes,
promoters,
at
$8,459, and to provide working capital estimated at $156,146.
St.
Teletype:
the
Walter
estimated
an
of
name
company
proceeds
and
Established
4, N. Y.
stock
common
Sherburne, N. Y„" the
property.
It proposes to
•stock sale (1)
to acquire the Hunt Club
•time Milling
Co., Inc., of Buffalo, now
DEPARTMENT
Bell
in
no
300
Company
YORK
and
par)
the
noncon-
Edward D.Jones & Co.
Upon Request
NEW
at
manufacturing
Club,'
owns
$260,000;
with
involved.
New
MUNICIPAL
offered
common
is
Organized Jan. 14,
now
statement
cumulative,participating,
^
stock
share
one
registration
a
6%
-
Price 97
,
filed
3
From January 1—
com-
share, payable March
CITY OF WEST PALM BEACH, FLA.
Feb.
on
par).
Net
Of IHinois-r-Dividends—
quarter,
and compares with 30 cents per share paid in the first
'quarter of 1948.
"/''■ ''
30 BROAD
UTAH
Registers
—
W-
corporation
covering 5,000 shares of
preferred stock ($100
underwriting
7-- ■>"'7
The Norman Johnson Committee expects to have an initial, represen¬
of
about '<-£5*000 shares,
of which 7,000 shares are already In
.
& COMPANY
HOUSE
27,457,584
11,387,196
'•
■
167,464
The
formally
10
will be recalled, have actively par¬
reorganization proceedings in behalf
stockholders
groups
second
Salt Lake City 1
INVESTMENT
30,392,798
5,967,519
Established 1922
160 S. Main Street
786,452
7,052,244
■
116,532
,<no
-
it
Power
preferred
two
solicit
group
SEC
Foreign
Circulars
Established
28,244,036
674,325
"•
5,761,595
business,
Commission
Johnson
3%% Decking Facilities Rev. Bonds
EDWARD L. BURTON
31,067,123
284,240
vertible
Pre¬
$100,000
on
7,346,484
189,657
taxes
The
the
tation
23,
regulated
■
Analysis
7,450.529
...
res._
interests
"
sol.
Assistant
of
post
Joseph
with
executive
Foreign
Norman
Norman
ticipated
Amalgamated Sugar Co.
New
1,887,474
public__
applic.
'5Full
preferred stock-. The Committee consists of Norman JohnChairman, and Nathaniel F. Glidden, senior partner of Glidden,
" Qor.7 y,~
*•
The
income
2,299,220
189,293
..45
...
Morris: &
373.
holders
to
v
■
573,738
income
Bal.
second
*son,
new
behind
are
1/40
of
announced
was
The "Sedulities
added
three
to
above-mentioned
of
10,676,110
573,161
r.•"
-
Expenses
SEC
has
supervisory and
authorized .<> the
1947."
the
2,755,643
?
Income
•
the class B slock received
amount
corporation
2,790,168
etc.,
'—____._45
—
'
L\
be
/
186,531
41,518,706
Total
Statement of Member Banks of
Townsend
!Mr./Townsend
finished,
distributed,/but in lieu thereof,
at- the rate of-4iy4 cents per class B
•
investment
American
wili
jinvcash
bution will facilitate the
p.
dividend
a
payable
shares
•
Last year,
the
North
held,
fractional
^payment-will be made
share.
declared
9
to
equity
Other
American Cladmetals Co.—Townsend Made Official—
Recently,
cn
323,447
44,042,453
_____;
Animal
American Cities Power & Light Co.—Stock Dividend—
directors
49,101
10,675,865
___—__11
ferred Committee Authorized to Solicit—
period
has
improved. competitive
41,332,175
With SEC—
American
luncheon meeting in Providence., that
fleet of planes is expensive and
years
43,719.006
115,522
surp.
income
earned
$8,103,271.
1949, according to
Assistant Treasurer.
He
three
11,693,723
10,625,764
equity of company
in
of
new
last
12,528,581
/
10,813,853
______
.j.....:
LIGHT
equip-/
profit in
and
a
one
13.174,694
-2,871,618
(net)
AMERICAN
.
$1,348,107),
$1;'total,
formulae,
transition
a
18,902,074
14,704,449
(net)
public,
V..'f
'
43
Federal Reserve System..:
American Airlines, Inc.—Outlook Good—
McMillen,
21,840,852
3,512,763
10,698,336
to
Portion
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
$5)*, $1,285,060; paid-in surplus, $2,143,042.;
total, $6.884,533.—V. 168, p. 641.
(par
$3,456,432;
4.362,803
and
3,204,360
divs.
/-■ nority
50
Foreign Exchange Rates.
$142,596
LIABILITIES—Notes payable to banks, $300,066:;. -accounts
payable*
$536,172;. accrued accounts, $235,388; withholding and social security
taxes, $69,127; provision for Federal and State taxes on income: (net)',
$78,051; capital
156,228,049
71.125,383
life" Insurance," $351,931;
assets,. $248,367;
property,
plant
for. depreciation and revaluation of
trade marks
$
'
i
88,839,423
7,260,872
to
Balance
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices__45
and
hides
"•
$
•'»'•
181,632,311
adjustments
*Pfd.
inventories-.(.less
skins; and
1948—12 Mos.- -1947
'•••
40,491,160
Balance
:-YyA
'
The Course of Bank Clearings...
Reserve Banks
ccst
'
'"'S
19,117,212
approp.
income
Transfer
42
State and -City Bond Offerings
$689*283
bonds—at
'
$
revenues..'.
Balance
41
Markets
General Corporation & Investment News.Cover
";
$2,70
other
reserves
good
cash
S.
ACCOUNT
3,579,954
res.
income
39
Exchange
.7
y.
~
The
increase of 22,745,-*
of last year.
an
week
5,026,761
deductions
.33
"
$1.56
...
$3,962,159;
$687,791;
"the
kwh.,,
INCOME
46,492,904
Amort.-of plant-acquisl-
_24
875.000
$401,856 '
'
subsidiaries
input of
23,983,493
____
<___
oper.
Interest
38
Stock and Bond Averages....^..-
475,000
„
"'
taxes
Gross
—38
______
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.
Transactions New York Curb Exchange
$2,039,282
reserves—
possible future
investments
before
to 258,438,000
1948—3 Mos.—1947
1
revenues
taxes
Net
__37
Exchange
Exchange
Stock Exchange—Curb
BALANCE SHEET, DEC. 31, 1948
ASSETS—Cash,
"accrued interest,
This
.
the Svstern
the corresponding
over
expenses
depletion
Miscellaneous Features
1947
$671,856
,,
$1.25
A
'
3,.<1949,
CONSOLIDATED
(
Property retirement
"
Federal
share
'
Other
36
Stock
'
^
y ;
Stock
Stock
Over-the-Counter
has
'■/•"
"
Federal
-
stands
Feb.
company amounted
kwh.y-or 9.65%
-.36
Toronto
com-1.
the
by
.y1,
•"
after reserves,.
per
J-
,
ended
";
35
J
Toronto
surplus,
government-owned
Mobile, Ala., for $652,000.
reserves.
inventory
that
Exchange
Montreal Curb Exchange.
of
Co., Boston, Mass.—Earnings—
for State and
Net income
earned
week
Operating
Operating
.35
Francisco
Montreal
Earn¬
v
Feb.
on
company
Exchange.-—
Dividends Declared and Payable..
-ment
the
this
SUBSIDIARIES—
35
Stock Exchange.
Louis
San
pre¬
suffi¬
not
were
St.
Shipbuilding Co.- -Acquires Ad-
this
to
taxes
addition
reserve
1
202.
p.
FeriQd End. Nov. 30— :
35
——
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.
the
to
than
less
material
6 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Net
169,
34
________34
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
satisfactory
ships and tankers were produced
during the war.—V. 158, p. 452.
Profit
Co.—V.
000
Exchange—.
Stock
series
the
on
preference stock, payable
the 4Vh %
to stockholders of record March 15, 1949.
These latter
issues' offered in exchange for the shares
of The
1949,
(
29
_____——
Stock Exchange
Los Angeles
$5,260,000, or 9.5%,
this additional
increases
and
Liberty
v
declared
was
on
'
$7.58
3.6%
income,
$308,260
was
payroll
Administration
sale
shipbuilding facilities
f
1,
34
Stock
5%
of
•
dividend
quarterly
preference stock and
Finance
For
of
13
Stock Exchange
convertible
record March
the
on
holders
to
1949,
•'
25
Exchange
Detroit Stock
7,524,887
'
$7.27
increased
ditional Facilities—
■
(Stocks)
...
Cleveland
1947
$60,315,783 $55,055,762
additional
selling
in
Alabama Dry Dock &
:
1,
American Power & Light Co.—Weekly Input— y
>
Page
.
declared
was
April
.two. .classes "are
'.
..
(Bonds)
Cincinnati
1948
7,216,627 .'
Stock
Boston
and the company feels that
-products will continue to enjoy a demand that will assure a high
level of operation
during 1949."—V. 168, p. 2221.
,pany
>.
y;-..0:•
^Baltimore Stock Exchange
vJ'.Vi* V- !•
its
The
y
New York Stock Exchange
stock-*.N'
to
.".v
$2.13
•
sales
no
for
that
increase
are
fixed
—Years End. Dec.-31-^
.'2,114,357-'"
increased
in
income
net
offset
dollar
products
resulted
indicating
year,
ings,
"While
steel
sales
contrary, .the
to
.
Quotations
Stock Exchange
New York
stock
in
1949,
12,
Dec. 31,'48
taxes_<_--___l.J_._
adds:
tonnage
volume
cient
.
par
QUARTER AND CALENDAR YEARS
share!..:.........*...
per
Traer
vious
.
New York Curb Exchange
&
-V"
_J.$16,341,975
-i..;..-..
income
the
capital
dividend
March
Quar. End.
Mr.
the
investment
quarterly
payable
1949.
Period End. Dec. 31—
Net
present
,v"1
declared
Feb.
the
with
"..f
present- capital
record
EARNINGS
Sales
the
•
payable
'
more
capital assets."
share
said
*
r
...
Chairman,
'
v
dividend
quarterly
stock,
convertible
■
Ohio
is
1949.
ft
■
•
--C.- S.
•;
•
April
-
at
which
regular
1949.
T^he -first
to
per
MISCELLANEOUS
-
preference
num¬
shares
the
INSURANCE
-
stockhold¬
this recommendation^ the directors intend to
outstanding from 993,324 t-o 1,986,648
approve
share
be
be increased
the
distribute
of ohe
rate
expected to
the
to
meeting April 19," that the authorized
stock
in
INDUSTRIAL
-
Stock Distribution
approved a recommendation
common
change
number
and
8
the annual
shareholders
increase
Feb.
on
ers
shares
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
New
York
Exchange
,
Phone
-
Exchange
CEntral 7600
Chicago Bd. of Trade
Curb Exchange Associate
Bell
Teletype
SL 593
V*
headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc. on Feb. 7 won the award of $10,665,000 2^% equip¬
ment trust certificates, series J, due $711,000 annually
1964, inclusive. The certificates were resubject to ICC authorization,
March 1, 1950 to
offered Feb. 8 by the group,
2.80%, according to maturity.
offering group were R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; Equitable
Securities Corp.; Hornblower & Weeks; Lee Higginson
Corp.; Otis & Co.; Phelps, Fenn & Co.; L. F. Rothschild
& Co.; First of Michigan Corp.; Freeman & Co.; The
Illinois Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.; William Blair
& Co.; Burr & Co. Inc.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; McMaster
Hutchinson & Co.; Swiss American Corp.; Mullaney,
Wells & Co.; Schwabacher &
Co. and Edw. Lowber
Operating
Provision
Other
$38,153,385 $31,31:' .,
26,230,235
22,11- "V.
3,038,970 ' 2,760,857
1,836,790
1,701,971
______
operating
Total
Operating
$2,377,942
$943,192
9,320
:
—
Earnings
—V.
;
—$1.21/
.
496.
p.
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.—New
Nil
.
awarded on a bid of 99.37, a net interest cost of
Other bids received were: Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, 99.071
and Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., and Lehman Brothers,
99 593 for
28/8S.
The certificates, issued under the Philadelphia Plan, are the first
instalment of a proposed issue of $19,350,000 trust certificates, series J.
The
Net
ry.
following standard-gauge railroad equipment estimated
than $21,500,000: 1,800 50-ton box cars; 1,000 50-ton
coal cars; 145 50-ton pulp wood cars; 44 passenger
train
2,000 h.p. Diesel passenger locomotives; and 12 3,000
h.p. Diesel freight locomotives.—V. 169, p. 598.
f;
provide for the
to cost not less
bottom
cars;
six
hopper
railway
from
issued to
these certificates is being
aggregate principal amount of
Net
income
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
ry.
ra.lway
from
Net
185,351
*Deficit.—V.
169, p.
*247,210
the
in
order
with
the
Inc.—Earnings—
Austin, Nichols & Co.,
sales
Cost
—-
sales
of
1,878,462
1,817,704
$561,835
$436,668
$797,516
$670,180
66,656
61,661
16,906
$498,329
$814,422
$672,312
12,368
8,000
8,000
8,000
26,050
ry.
8,492
Gross
income
Net
Depreciation
Interest
___;——
for Federal
Prov.
ry.
%'
announced
the sale of the government-owned land, mining
claims,
machinery and
equipment comprising the former Basic
Magnesium, Inc., feeder plant (Plancor 201) at Gabbs, Nevada.
The
property, together with a rotary kiln and accessaries to be
plant at Baton Rouge, La.,
Refractories, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio, for
the government's alumina
transferred from
approved for sale to Basic
was
$625,000.
also
Refractories
Basic
authorized
was
erected
Gabbs,
a
government housing development
to accommodate personnel employed on the
for
project.
Basic Magnesium, Inc., wartime oper¬
ator of the entire project, is a subsidiary of Basic Refractories, Inc.
The purchaser informed WAA that the plant will be converted to
the
production of magnesia refractories and that a second rotary
kiln
may
be added later.
Production is expected to commence by
plant,
next
about
miles away.
250
July.—V.
169,
2.
p.
»1
*
$980,444
563,000
59,823
$341,790
$698,523
$0.95
360,000
$1.94
*Cost
1948
1945
$22,185,651
25,425,359
20,041,957
profit-
35,668,208
debt
237,694
153,075
160,225
114,459
1,322,596
925,048
557,250
501,872
149,741
340,867
other
tion
124,366
facil.
emerg.
tWrite-off
.
J
175,226
Net
4,439,088
Cumu.
3,464,169
579,40$
$6,1227,929
256,863
256,863
$3,824,325
256,862
doubles the efficiency and halves the cost of microfilm for
By offering this apparatus to its customers,
Burroughs not only expands its complete line of business figuring ma¬
chines
and
mechanized accounting systems service,
but also makes
which
ing,
business purposes.
many
efficient
the market today.
the
available
readily
equipment on
most
photographic
system
business
by John S. Coleman, Burroughs
Bell & Howell President, "The con¬
tract, which provides for Bell. & Howell to develop, engineer and manu¬
facture, and Burroughs to distribute and service, arose from comple¬
mentary needs of both companies.
According
This
■
ment;-."
The
-
in
H.
line
including
968,628
830,513
905,472
905,472
855,472
stk.
com.
tlncluding
during
depletion,
debentures redeemed
on
Feeder,
15
251,295,000
241,935,000
3.9
—V.
169,
Reader
a
and
consist
automatic
an
of
volume
for
Processor
&
will
Howell
continue
'in its Lincoln wood plants in
be
arranged
its
regular line
manufacture
to
all
banks
SHEET,
for
reserve
and
cost
wide
i
trained
The
between Burroughs
make and
and
for
20
the future
the
with
years,
has
as
an
and
former to
Howell
Bell &
sell
and
168,
Feb.
The
10.
tially
has
stock.
New
the
of
expenses
Sec
also
equipment
Chicago
Trusts
of
V.
the latter
exclusive of
but
Costs
automatic-renewal-privilege.—V. 169, p.
SEC
Feb.
corporation
covering
1,
of
$20,000,000
to be
Corp.—Registers With SEC
a
registration
15-year
sinking
statement
fund
The
the
with
debentures,
The
Co.
<fc
of
interest
York
New
rate,
offering
is
named
as
the
and
The
"Bank
due
terms
Dec.
proceeds
Loans
31,
the
over
next
maturing
1948,
held
41
due
1978
bonds
at
Exchange
Boston,
first
are
The
now
outstanding
A
than
year"
and
for
National
York,
168,
reduce
one
total
banks.—V.
of
were
169,
p.
bank
loans
$24,725,000
of
outstanding
at
2.
Co.—Definitive Bonds Ready—
available
New
Mass.—V.
later
to
months.
different
mortgage
Chase
Place.
used
be
several
not
by
Brockton Edison
Definitive
to
are
p.
N.
2216.
collateral
delivery
Bank
Y.,
or
of
at
in
trust
bonds,
exchange
the
City
the
State
of
3%
items
of
and
$150,000
reserve
for
Street
above
Ripley
for
company
Co.,
Service
Central
right
169,
p.
Co. of New York,
Operating
&
-
•
on
'
•
group
$8,187,832
*Based
bid
of
'
'
'
'
■
the
1,936,035
$6,881,333
share
of
dividends.—V.
stock
common
169,
weeks
ended Nov,
for preferred
107.
p.
Continental Baking Co.
Net
Other
bids,
Dec. 25,'48
of
of
goods
sold
Dec. 27,'47 Dec..28,'46
161,238,774
150,284,571
125,761,312
109,889,827 105,263,282
sales
Cost
Equipment
—
(& Subs.)—Annual Report—
Fiscal Years Ended—
selling exps.
advertising——.
delivery
82,400,675
and
both
24,970,199
1,701,623
1,360,960
2,970,899
931,467
*7 3.477,458
905,961
499,000
1,302,738
3,007,885
759,386
386,000
9,086,890
12,934,429
626,416
-46,065
13,190,445
9,713,306
12,980,494
_______
admin,
and
to
the
expenses-
650,000 '•
pension fund__
Balance
income
Total
—
—
and amort, of 3%
deb. issuance
Cr9,956
'
466,724
10,023
487,978
debs.___
Provision lor Federal income taxes
4,865,000
3,485*000
4,767,700
200,000
200,000
200,000
7.673,101
5,551,559
7,510,206
V '
8,950,758
•;
;
on'redempt.
Prem.
<#
3%
of
amortization
Annual
of
goodwill
income
Net
of
Balance
earned
surplus
at
be-
1948.—V. 169,
204.
$5.50 div. cumul. pfd. stock
on
Dividends
on
Write-off
of
25,
In
Balance
of
14,610
common
balance
1948
stock
of
goodwill
1,366,890
11,420,849
8,877,096
1,394,662
1,075,429
1,394,663
1,613,143
at
,
—
stated value of
5,869,290
1,394,663
1,613,143
Total
Increase
p.
(
16,623,859
ginning of year
Divs.
•
'462,300
expense
for
Privately—The
29,691,020
32,345,633
expenses —________
Contribution
Other
.
.-'■V 441,120
Depreciation
Advertising
General
j
12,749,325
than
other
headed
99.1811.
29,
$4.92
after providing
pfd, stk.
5,400,000
1,207,500
announces
four
$7,027,243
$4.51
stock—
outstanding
shares
average
$8,888,090
1,860,847
■
that its production for the four weeks
ended
Jan.
31,
1949 amounted to
308,343 barrels, compared with
382,063 barrels for the five weeks ended Jan. 3, 1949,
and 300,929
for
544,392
$8,817,368
_________
deductions.---
per
on
$8,343,698
629,536
income
"Earnings
Int.
a
,'____
income
income
Net
Co., Inc.
on
Bait.—
1947
1948
income
Gross
Feb. 7 offered
awarded
Inc.—Output—
Co.,
Louisville Ry.
banking
and
1947.—•
'
income
Cost
'
year
$71,238,330 $62,889,038
48,803,248
40,349,561
amortization—————
5,090,068
5,511,320
9,167,182
8,684,459
—
Other
599.
•
for
600.
revenues..
and
Depreciation
Taxes
to
this month placed privately through Moroney,
Beissner & Co., Houston, Texas, $300,000 of $100 par
value 5^% cumulative preferred stock.
barrels
$173,700
and
depreciation
on
operating
Dec.
Trust
1948
year
for
charges
Operating expenses
owner
of 77.8%
of
subscribe
for 219,196
stock is to be offered preferen¬
Maine's common and 6% preferred
Public
company
company
includes
Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power Co. of
&
Chilcls Food Stores, Inc.—Stock Placed
The
$339,600
$3.40
$6.82
statement
of $203,900
1692.
p.
47,600
254,000
class A share
per
o.i%.—v.
Co.—Offering Manager Named—
Harriman
Colon Development Co., Ltd.—Production—
temporary
New York, 43
52,300
463,000
(net)^
series
for
2,732,600
taxes___
The certificates issued under the Philadel¬
was
$3,373,800
3,134,300
$681,800
income
168,
1947
1948
31—
Feb. 9 announced that System output of electricity
(electricity generated and purchased) for the week ended Feb. 6, 1949
amounted
to 227,000,000 kwh.,
compared with 253,200,000 kwh. for
the corresponding week of 1948, a decrease of 10.4%.
Local distribu¬
tion of electricity amounted to 218,900,000 kwh., compared with 219,200,000 kwh. for the corresponding week of last year, a decrease of
receiv¬
accounts
supplied by amendment.
net
Dec.
deductions
depletion
V.
1948
31,
$5,777,132;
Stuart & Co. Inc., 99.72; Lehman Brothers, Bear,
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, 99.37.
The
proceeds will be used to pay $3,850,776 for equipment now
operated under seven conditional sales agreements and to buy new
equipment expected to cost $844,500.—V. 169, p. 600.
■
maturing
issue
119,000
$558,440
-
expenses.-
NOTE—The
ex¬
were: Halsey,
Stearns & Co. and
principal
price and underwriting
119,520
$555,365
•
Net profit
2%s,
: ?•,
Dillon
Eastman,
filed
4
1964.
underwriter.
are
Loan
Feb.
on
The
the
Offered—A
and Stroud &
Beneficial Industrial
This
496.
$4,331,400
Earnings
phia plan, subject to ICC approval were priced to yield
from 1.50% to 2.95%, according to maturity.
Associated
in the offering were Drexel & Co., Union Securities Corp.
203.
p.
Sept. 30,'48 Dec. 31,'48
■
1997.
p.
Ended
Federal
by Salomon
$4,500,000 2% % equip¬
ment trust certificates, maturing annually from March 1,
to
169,
value__
and
Other
de¬
discount
unamortized
OCT.
waive its
remaining
with
169, p.
I !
Bros. & Hutzler
to
is
microfilm
Invited
Indianapolis
1950 to 1964;
of
year.
hand,
on
doubtful
England
issue.
holders
to
5.43% .—V.
or
12 Months Ended Dec. 31—
stock,
common
energy
business
Net sales
2428.
p.
company
shares
will
for
service
subsidiaries
conditions of
3,
1949,
amounted to
the corresponding week
electric
general
Consolidated Cement Corp.—Earnings—
Co., Inc., to manage
the standby underwriting of an issue of 286,496 shares of $10 par
common
stock now in registration with the SEC, it was learned on
been
already
Burroughs
164,
—V.
$39,544,335.
The
force.
service
contract
develop
run
in
18,098,164,
of
Output—
Corp.—Weekly
of
show
to
milled
Production
Total
Chicago, though foreign manufacture may
photographic.equipment.
of
output
'
or
Central Maine Power
done in
distribute
microfilm equipment through its more than 350 branch offices in the
.United States and abroad and will provide service through its world¬
at some time
increase
an
Tonnage
—V.
users.
microfilm
hour
adjusted
served
for
the
week
ended
Feb.
as compared
with 322,142,451 for
1948,
Total
Automatic
and
Recorder
a
corporation
Southern
&
kilowatt
weekly
this
payable, $2,223,634; accrued expenses, $919,460; accrued interest, $58,183; provision for Federal income and excess
profits taxes (less $4,080,000 U. S. Treasury notes, tax series, at cost),
$585,726; provision for other Federal and state taxes, $146,231; 15year 3Va%, debentures, due Aug. 1, I960, $4,348,000; 3V\%
debentures
(issue
of
1947),
due Aug. 1, 1960, $2,813,000;
5% preferred stock
($20 par value), $5,137,250;
common stock of no par value (869,332
shares fully paid and 36,140 shares partially paid), $905,476; paid-in
surplus, $6,110,639;
earned surplus,
$16,296,735;
total,
$39,544,335.
which Burroughs will distribute, will carry
will
'
Consolidated Beattie Mines Ltd.- -Earnings—
LIABILITIES—Accounts
affects Bell & Howell's manufacture and
motion picture and still camera equip¬
and
name
600.
p.
Commonwealth
The
allowances
of
'
Bell
i
6.5
5.1
The
(after
"<> Inc.
1948
6.2
Consolidated Edison
BALANCE
in
ASSETS—Cash
of
equipment,
Howell
&
1948:
1949
241,900,000
$0.57
$4.17
$6.59
$7.20
administrative
and
selling
and
preciation
1,518,091
outstad._
shs.
Earned per sh.
the
microfilm
with
comparisons
'254,182,000
377,772
755,472
dividends
Common
.
Bell
and
22
Percy,
way
no
wide
its
of
statement
Joint
a
Charles
agreement
distribution
the
to
and
President,
associated
the week
Increase over the corresponding week
the kilowatthour output totals of the past
Jan.
$605,525
170,752
dividend—
pfd.
pense
4,047,600
$6,785,189
(net)
tax.
profit
total,
production of its new microfilm recording apparatus and the initial
placed by Burroughs with Bell & Howell amounts to several
million dollars.
Burroughs will distribute and maintain this equipment
as an
added service to business throughout the world.
The Bell & Howell equipment is based upon a new principle of record¬
the
present board of
seven.' No
directors was made at the meeting.
Co.—Weekly Output—
___
Year
premium
Prov.. for inc.
two
that
237,588.000
redemp¬
of
to
agreed
(less
(Cr)__
income)
of
Amort,
was
240,178,000
101,707
268,910
funded
deductions
Other
$2,143,694
$7,665,106
$12,660,201 $11,203,911
all
of Detroit,
Co.
Machine
Adding
Burroughs
the
It
amend¬
provide
the
was
company
1946
1947
order
and
new
employment
proposed
the
of
——_.a——255,065,000
in
depr. and depl.
on
the
connection
6.5%
a
Quarter Ended—
Prov. for
in
29
Jan.
of $555,261), $5,329,177; inventories priced at the
market, $4,612,704; security investments (Celotex Ltd.,
$695,161; The South Coast Corp., $438,541; and California Mill Supply
Corp., $202,838), $1,336,540; property, plant and equipment (after re¬
serves
for
depreciation, depletion and amortization of
$10,332,815),
$21,181,275; miscellaneous investments, etc. (at cost), $622,846; patents
and patent rights
(at nominal value), $1; deferred charges, $684,662;
company
required
securi¬
252,954,000
$46,872,119 $33,090,464
41,530,140
sales
operating
stock
to
additional
Also approved
directors.-
Ended—
territory
$54,190,341
of
freight
This
to
the
5
360,000
$0.99
,
2320.
p.
sales
lower
Mich., announced on Feb. 10 that they have just arranged to cooperate
in a long-term joint manufacturing and distributing project.
Commencing immediately, Bell & Howell Co. will sell to Burroughs
will sell
the
approved
8
added
Following are
percentage
ago.
Feb.
$357,621
360,000
$1.82
Years End. Oct. 31—
Net
able
Chicago, 111.—New Contract—
Bell & Howell Co.,
showed
5
weeks
Week
of
168,
storage
subsequent
496,
p.
Feb.
year
four
360,000
$656,616
:__
share
stated.—V.
additional
net
common
Jan.
430,950
outstdg
com.
a
1945
1946
$6,351,111
567,240
1,126,723
225,450
428,200
1947
$5,349,511
prior
to
shs.
Common
used during the war to supply "feed"
magnesium at the Henderson, Nevada,
property was
conversion
to
metallic
Gabbs
The
townsite ot
during the war
'7
*
the
Electricity output of Commonwealth Edison Co.- and
companies, excluding sales to other electric utilities, for
ended
,
financing
underground
that
funds
incorporation
of
be
and
its
to
bidding.
overall
600.
p.
number
regarding
the
additional
anticipated
President.
of
the
competitive
(in)
program
authorization
for
at
Corp.—Amendments Approved—
Commonwealth Edison
<
4y*':?-
>.
step
a
remaining
169,
Cohn,
directors
169,
$2.66
-
Financing—
SEC
340,240,615
,
the
lease
to
-
,
,,
•' "
::
•
,
the
the corporation
Feb;
on
in
Is
it
the
certificate
announcement
Celotex Corp.—Annual Report—
approved
buildings,
,~
"
1,087,566
charges.
per
Interest
that it has
Feb. 2
on
'
profit,
*Not
Inc.—Purchases Gov't Plant—
Administration
Assets
'
106.
p.
—V.
__
Net
War
*1,247,216
./'
applic.
Net
sold its asphalt business, including its lease
of the pitch lake on the Island of Trinidad, to the Previte interests
of
London,
England, T.
Rieber, President, announced on Feb. 9.
Under the terms of the sale,
Barber will keep its oil storage and
terminal
facilities at Brighton, Trinidad, and its royalty
interests
in nearby properties.—V. 168, p.
2318.
The
*1,374,820
1948
$7,354,283
after
Common
has
Basic Refractories,
*1,311,226
years
Corp.—Sells Asphalt Business—
corporation
169,
sales
Net
Earns,
Barber Oil
*1,325,995
additional
and
Pictures
increaes
an
"but
as
construction
provide
Harry
the
$113,908
*69,679
Carpenter Steel Co.—Earnings—
Taxes
to $1.03 per share in 1947 and
$1 95 in 1946
based on 188,215 common shares after preferred divi¬
dends on 111,076 shares of $1.20 cumulative convertible prior prefer¬
ence stock now outstanding.—V.
168, p. 1686.
The
1,380,751
*682,G16
Fed. and State inc. taxes
$305,820
$455,372
*617,096
2,145,653
*578,395
2,408,305
income
oper.
*Deficit.—V.
equal
was
*117,181
' ■;''
1,725,325
*751,550
raihvay__
from
Net
Profit
$284,006
$355,947
profit
net
NOTE—The
*145,401
i
■
Quarter Ended Dec. 31—
350,000
325,000
180,000
240,000
taxes.
profit:
Net
26,323
20,176
——.
;
*114,814
railway—
from
'.'
Total
*105,786
income
oper.
From Jan. 1—
2,132
$628,491
.
$199,120
*46,179
railway
from
Net
Stated
1,455,482
(net).—
income
*40,704
$199,633
railway
from
Net
$2,125,662
2,140,312
exps.__
gen.
Profit
Other
Gross
Not
$2,615,220
$2,315,130
$2,702,147
Selling and
1945
1946
1948
1947
$19,196,264 $17,477,240)
16,494,117
15,162,110J
End. Dec. 31—
8 Mos.
Net
for
1945
to
debentures
new
program.—V.
with
to
ment
1946
$158,724
*84,066
1947
1948
December—
$2.98
applied
of
debentures,
stockholders
The
Vermont—Earnings—
1949
sold;
to
1.949
contract
Canadian Pacific Lines in
new
Columbia
106.
7
described
and
of
$142,593
shares.)
purchased in conjunction
with
During 1948, 1,223,000 shares of
sale
6,736,647
2,353,881
1,128,494
4,949,005
814,765
5,314,165
1,012,021
*110,477
5,879,069
1,290,136
—
incomel__
oper.
its
be
issued
were
Feb.
on
$20,000,000
involving
program.
ties
railway
from
Net
sell
is
to
gas
(
.
.
(53,574
4,276
$159,472
,
—
y
proposal
plan"
1945
$603,729
178,293
72,181.
$532,562
135,211
33,633
$600,112
104,405
2,643
$778,491
288,197
175,514
;
share
company
78,605
6,817
2681.
p.
and
The
1946
1947
1948
railway
from
84,704
1
surplus
per
$225,476
.
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Plans
Contract—
Maine—Earnings—
Canadian Pacific Lines in
December—
Gross
faxes
39,107
$250,993
taxes
to
168,
issue
was
$264,584
64,974
A_;
income
Earnings
375.
p.
$256,870
7,713
deductions
income
Balance
—V.
Bell & Howell Co. above,—V. 169,
8,097
_
income
State
v:
,
' $307,869
—_—
1—
income
Federal
*$216,260
!
share.
per
169,
976^957
$315,967
income
income
Total
$946,558
1,162,818
$903,512
deductions
other
and
income,-..
Net
$2,387,262
1,483,750
income—
Gross
1947
$1,233,827
1,113,416
3,366
(net)-,
Net
Interest
1948
$1,421,285
electric
deductions
revenue
income
Gross
income
income
Co.—Earnings—
31—
3,844,353
—
Operating
Deif.
revenue,
operating
Other
495,500
4,173,948
taxes
taxes
Other
2'/2s;
The
—J-———
:
depreciation
for
income
Federal
See
issue
57875%.
Colorado Central Power
12 Months Ended
.
Maintenance
prices to yield 1.45% to
members of the
for
revenues
Operation
Stokes Co.
°
Monday, February 14, 1949
1947
1948
Years Ended Dec. 31—
Other
The
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—Earnings—
Trusts Offered—
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Equipment
An underwriting group
at
COMMERCIAL
THE
(698)
2
of
earned
r 7,008,553
year
Earnings
per
'
surplus at end
common
share——
$5.84
8,950,758
$3.86
5,869,290
$5.68
Volume
primarily
SHEET
BALANCE
CONSOLIDATED
Dec. 25, '48
in banks and on hand-—
U. S.
Dec.
Dec. 27, '47
$8,368,166
ASSETS—
Cash
$7,128,316
28, '46
$8,132,939
Treasury notes,
Trade
Loans
Sundry
"Plant
charges
and
1,623,196
458,331
212,039
26,126
20,546
10,198,990
10,374.351
54,746
1,040,026
59,246
135,746
1,221,956
853,710
employees.-
stocks,
mtges.,
Deferred
to
cost
at
1,932,054
394,067
30,563
9,333,831
advances
Inventories
2,162,846
receivable———
accounts
and
2,005,000
tax series C—
receivable——
accounts
Sundry
.
etc.,
at
cost
,
„
32,008,321
27,570,532
5,690,000
35,815,791
equipment
Goodwill
5,800,000
—
Total
—
10
these
type
to
product.
of
cents
cents
35
$2,546,492
$2,947,697
$2,208,173
payable
—:
Employees'
payroll
deductions for
savings bond purchases, withhold-
Creole has
barrel
per
In
reductions
made
prices
of
its
oil
of
Selling prices of the lighter crudes, which are comparable in quality
those
generally produced in the United States, have not been
affected.
points out that the changed supply-demand picture is
reductions of crude output in most of the major oilof the world, but that with a demand which is still
rising, even.though at a slower rate than formerly, and with price
adjustments that have been made, the outlook is for a healthy situa¬
tion
in
oil
with respect both
to producer and consumer.—V.
169,
about
•'
-
'
'
.
:
■
' .'
,
V'.
,
'
'
f. .'"7';
.
Chemical Corp.—Earnings—
after
Income
pension plan
——
real
Gross
Accrued
interest
est.- and
sundry
,"_Li'
payable
Dividend
payable on common
Fed.
income
and
Accrued
profits
pfd.
on
614,421
570,386
611,352
taxes
—
Dividend
10,498
stock
10,408
244,588
348,666
stock-*.—
348,666
Dec. 29, '47 Dec. 30, '46
$14,376,000
$14,335,000
960,000
1,813:000
$12,706,656
$7,580,173
411,513
274,616
650,545
Total
income
$13,118,169
$7,854,789
$1,183,726
Interest
709,000
180,000
——
sinking fund debs.,
Miscellaneous
$$5.50
reserves
cumul.
pfd.
5,654,130
324,002
295,773
15,263,000
15,612,000
67,709
Dec. 31, '45
—
60,669
25,357,500
24,150,000
24,150,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
value
par
surplus
7,008,553
8,950,758
5,869,290
$57,200,036 $58,633,340 $56,728,059
"After reserve
for
depreciation of $25,570,297 in
1947 and $25,337,534
par and
resented
1,075,423
by
prior
IRepresented by 253,575 shares.
shares.—V. 168, p. 2321.
Chester
the
stock,
common
The
Feb.
on
declared
'2
payable
March
previous payment was
CONSOLIDATED
SALES
dividend
a
EARNINGS
cents
of
cents per share
15
AND
10
of
holders
to
3
sales
Net
the
—
earnings
Earnings
"Net
after
per
period
in
p.
168,
Feb.
Son,
New
1946.
$1.02
Nil
1
and
1948
31.
The
Guaranty
Y.,
has
capital
Trust
Co.
been appointed
stock,
no
of
New
co-transfer
value.—V.
par
York,
168,
140
Broadway,
343.
due
be
(Including
sales
Cost
of
Selling,
and
FOR
12
MONTHS
;
—
goods
sold
ENDED
OCT.
31,
1948
Provision
administrative,
and
profit
Other
income
Total
income
__
income
income
Approp. for
for
res.
possible
Consolidated
earned
to
The
1909.
1,
local
wants
company
sell
to
INCOME
earned
inventory price
declines
surplus.
surplus, Nov.
plant
$1,730,646
non-assoc.
1947
1,087,289
960,107
1,268,981
1,381,254
311,077
preferred, stock!
471,922
revenues
Oct. 31,
.'
with
compares
The
"the
oil
10
4
to
:
90
a
stockholders
cents
share
per
dividend
.
the
of
record
of
from
Net
.
ry.
75
cents
Feb.
per
share,
1949.
21,
This
Net
822,615
each quarter during 1948.
taking the above dividend action,
the
demand
reduced
for
—
Fed.
State
and
1,860,623
1,162,600
$1.85
adjustment.—V.
and
audit
to
peak
of
barrels
652.000
daily,
in
422
reached
September,
in
the
company
said that : in the face of
increase in
demand for oil products which
Similar
efforts
effort
to
of
expand
made
"To
demands- for
important .additions
oil
winter
in
been. met.
to. stocks
75%'
gravity
type
trial power,
of
"
'
•
stock
in
but
1947
1946
heating
have
the
which
320,744
158,826
(1,095,137
With
93,017
145,666
tTo
output
postwar
at
from
present
peak,
sharp
output
the
of
end
of
petroleum
the
issued
the
at
six
in
Canada
for
Canadian
60%
a
Con>*»ereiai
and
has been
it
than
tax
companies.—V.
ended
for
Nov.
30,
$51,938,365 $41,715,871
168,
1948,
comimm
shares
60,000
With
purposes.
companies
what
in
the
Duplan
the
book
paid
the
two
value
possible
Six
these
for
Months Ended
Nov.
sales
Earns,
TO
the company acquired
stocks of the Canadian
Dup'.an
since
Nov.
30,
Net
Federal
&
income
for
accumulated
Dividends
United
States
to
Creole's
produces
to
30—
income
to
earnings
of
2,717,165
1,445,000
of
565,927
the
N.
sales
net
in the previous
$80,095,199
of
1
12
shareholders
by
last
in
plants
modernizing
end.
war's
and
■
companies which" are
and distributors of equip¬
builders
chiefly in the production,
sales-
Of
and
$5,792,103
the
other
three
still
above
the
of
as
of
Jan.
cash.
(Reg.
12,
Mr.
1949,
Mallon
"Both
low
S.
Patent
dates,
BALANCE
07
SHEET
Nov. 30/49
securities,
the
May 31,*48
$2,307,404
;
at
$2.16
$16.10
j
with
accrued
receivable
(valued
of
$1,924,812
1,232.422
1,875,081
3,642,692
3,200,646
6,448,185
5,859,174
897,816
int,_
—_
lower
714,396
approximate
market):
or
materials, work
in
and
process
supplies
fabrics
:
insurance and
taxes
501,399
:
Buildings
185,677
185,677
3,634.823
3,295,180
7,182,544
6,572,727
41,410
39,414
19,144
19,144
(net)
__
Machinery, Plant & equipment met)
Sundry investments, at cost or less—_
Refund,
portion of Canadian
Total
—
J.
profs,
exc.
taxes.
210,458
'•
$26,093,517 $23,896,709
—
.LIABILITIES—'
payable
Trade
accounts
Accrued
Fed.
within
Canadian
&
Accruod
state
Day
payable—..A.—
2,438,236
3,010,642
taxes
local
taxes
190,954
2% %
254.901
5,o"o"o~ooo
5,000,000
700,000
900,000
194,246
due 1950-1963—„A_—
serial bonds of Canadian subsidiary-—
note
cumulative pfd.
stock of Canadian svbs._!._
Minority. interest in
surplus
Co.,
982,359
income
and
surplus..
Mallon
100,000
1.075,344
1,367,629
—
payable
Earned
Mr.
300.000
1,444,774
—
other
and
wages
-V/
year——_/
compensation——..—
one
payable '
Capital
and
each
of tire
divisions,"
Heater
which
Payne Furnace Co.,
the following
.
...
Bryant
companies,
Affiliated Gas Equipment, Inc.,
by
had
gas appliances
different channels
entirely
"Common
stock
of
x
Canadian
no
par
200.000
v*4~685
1.942,462
593,921
P.
.
:.
—
200.000
subsidiaries....
value
3 "v*
—
1,184
2,821,*394
8.326,055
6.818,540
$26,093,517
.-
$23,896,709
—
whose
.
.
to say:
and
".
.
.
distribution
involves
were
for
&
acquired
$10,870,000
ence
different
entirely
he
added,
"have
The
to .such
grown
that
extent
an
Dresser
is
judged to lie
more
along the line
of
a
capital goods
in the oil and gas industry, it seemed advisable to sell the
Appliance Division when Ihe opportunity for a favorable sale occurred.
"That
pand
in
its
sales
not
permit
Office)
volume
in
with
it
to
B.
the
Mallon
o:l
the
to
"should
continued,
industry
to
divestment
However,
respect
its
presently
Gas
a
as
to
Appliance
improved
foreseeable
the payment of
earnings of the company
immediately
sufficient
extent
an
of
the company's
consider
current
William
Mr.
earnings
anticipated.,
position
of the
Dresser,"
and
requirements
somewhat
larger
this
York
should
Stock
p.
at
Nov.
30
and
776,985
shares
the
a
persons
SEC
Proceeds
A
were
is
given
the
upon
Fuel
applied to
listed
and
SEC for permission
registered
($20 par)
on
the
On
account
of
the
fluctuations
in
the
rates
of
exchange,
remittance
for
hearing on Feb.
of
the
new
March 1 to request a hearing
application.—V. 169, p. 204.
until
bond financing proposal has been sched¬
24.
:
which ; rrq to be sold at competitive
,
bonds,
be used for construction additions pnd betterments.
plan for recapitalization is now pending before the Commission.—•
169.
will
p.
601.
Company,' Publishers, '25 Park Place, New York 8, N. Y,, REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Seibert,
twice a week (every Thursday
(general news and advertising-issue): with a statistical issue
Dana
foreign subscriptions
of
New
Associates—Hearing Feb. 24—
company's $12,000,000
for
bidding,
V.
security
Commission
Eastern Gas &
The
uled
Exchange has
trading privileges to (he common stock
which
...
-
Editor and Publisher;.
William Dana Seibert, President; William D,. Riggs,. Business Manager;
Published
on
Monday). ; Other,
ox rices:
135 S.
La Salle St.; Chicago 3, 111.
(Telephone State 0613); 1 Drapers' Gafdehs,'- London,- E. C., England, c/o -Edwards-&• Smith. "Copyright 1949 by William B. Dana Company.
'Reentered
as
second-class matter February 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.
$35.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $38.00 per year.
Other Countries; $42.00 per year.
"•
•
NOTE:
at
1692.
Exchange.
interested
percentage
dividends than heretofore,"
unlisted
company,
before
ex¬
working capital
shares
869,874
168,
Cleveland Stock
to extend
offset
Division
by
1948.—V.
31,
(E. I.) du Pont dc Nemours & Co. (Inc.)—Listing—
problems
other Dresser companies.
is
of
•Represented
May
these companiesisell
and sale is through
sufficiently large to require the entire energy and resources of
specialized management to be concentrated on it.
Since the experi¬
a
the company has
oil. ' The
below the
level at the war's
U.
accounts
company's
earnings,
719,447
$16.61
_r
*
gas
net
446,583
$2.62
share
on'.record
government
Woven
$1,556,635
531,559
869.874
share—
common
the
of
household
heavy
Chronicle
per
transportation, refining and sup¬
accounted for $79,465,637 of the total
Dresser
Niglh Manufacturing Co.
be¬
the
the
investments, made
6,000
107^456
"
.
approved
loan,
6,000
subs—
stock—•_
comomn
common
Bonds
term
'____
Canadian
pointed out.
the
operations,
S.
Invent,
-Sales and Earnings Up—Three
Mallon, President, said in
shareholders.
This compares with
to
$12,500,000
since
from those
of
Trade
556,249
in
$2,282,153
in
;
U.
ply of petroleum and natural
net
int.
CONSOLIDATED
1.729,362
net
on
substantial
Dresser
used
stock
1,047,074
$1,670,091
outstanidng_.
ASSETS—
3.991,774
i
1947
$18,871,826
3,733,153
—
"Market.*value
3%%
spite
min.
4%
per
value
the
more
$25,157,516
taxes
_!
taxes
by
acquired
subsidiaries.
1P48
—
Canadian
preferred
on
shares
6%
make
where
is
report
$4,439,189
first
$197,881
$2,288,153
applic.
Net
1,700,183
H.
was
ACCOUNT
profit
Earns,
4,268,683
858,721
stock,
common
Duplan
1948,
wholly-owned
now
INCOME
____
before
Provision
2,666,198
$108,636,897,
'
15-year
Ten
both
the
of
2541.
p.
earnings
years
at
CONSOLIDATED
5.642,787
previous fiscal year.
ment
supply
company
price
Financial
7,131,840
of the outstanding
Land
annual
of
equipment
filled • virtually to capacity,
market
months
exchange
interest,
in
fuel oil to consumers
has dropped seme' 90 cents ner barrel, bringing about an adjustment
also in the price which refiners pay for the heavy crudes yielding
the
547,568
12,520,851
11,533,451
amount
an
Dividend
is
November
547,568
12,522,826
is the
together with the past year's increased earnings, have enabled
Dresser, it was indicated, to meet added working capital requirements
end.
Since
547,569
12,777,733
18,120,470
—
such
of
3,065,657
1,018,605
1,450,028
5,940,000
of $840,000.
The charge to earned surplus of
amount by which Duplan's cost exceeded the book value
40% interest when acquired.
The book value of the Canadian
companies is low because of
higher
depreciation
rates
allowed
in
$243,079
6,564,686
March,
by
relation
the
is
shares)
insurance
remaining 40%
Prepaid
sales
net
The
to
some
of its wells producing heavy
is about 1C0,000 barrels daily,, or 15%
production
but
5,880.000
company has invited bids for the purchase of $40,000,000 first
refunding mortgage bonds due 1979.
Such bids will be received
the company at Room 2109, 48 Wall St., New York, N. Y.
up
to 11:30 a.m. (EST) on Feb. 15.—V.
169, p. 601.
Cash
business
reduction
*6,390,203
5.820.U00
ser.
Tne
86,779
net worth rose from $30,483,846 to $37,265,772
and earned surplus from $11,533,451 to $18,120,470.
1948.
primarily -suited for the manufacture of fuels for indus¬
for generating electricity, for use by ships, and for heating
storage facilities
reduced
3,669,926
112,500,000
—
——
96,084
38,621
earnings for the fiscal year ended Oct. 31, 1948, reached $8,033.-
on
the
buildings.
-
1,392,990
by
$307,189
wa& equivalent to $7.14 per share on the 1,095,137 shares of
common-stock outstanding-and compares with $3.85 earned, per share
is 'particularly■.'concentrated.
particular
crude
of
section
oils
179,773
2,432,329
in¬
on
3%%
1945
$402,348
During the past year,
unexpectedly
followed
its
storage,
favorable
more
5,252,821
1,526,077
_______A„$69,925,364
cost
•
the
northeastern
factors
These
cause
the
:
to
industrial
of
use
••
addition
In
$7,000,000
6,326,188
3,576,452
and
This
of crude' and refined
•;Vy';
V ■'
position, consumptionduring the present winter showed a smaller percentage increase than
the percentage increases of
the three previous winters, owing to a
number of unpredictable factors.
These included a flattening out of
the rate of industrial activity, an extensive shipping strike, which out,
the demands of shipping lines for bunker fuel, and an unusually mild
products.
••
$1,109,797
Duke Power Co.—To Receive Bids for Bonds—
4.
p.
,
increased
$41,715,871
——
i.
5,120,356
banks.
Bock
$605,772
(
income.
oper.
earnings
other oil units, with 'the
result that the industry, entered the current winter with confidence
that, despite a demand which was still rising, spot shortages such as
occurred during the previous winter could be avoided.
Not only have
course
taxes
(cumul.)
Earnings
RR.—Earnings—
163,534
income—
railway
months.
limit.
were
1
300,095
3,508,966
(non-current)
stock
"Dividends
601.
p.
1948
railway
company's
the
The
war,
it exerted every
the maximum efficient
1
381,917
$7,953,818
Capital surplus
Earned surplus
$1.60
169,
$574,617
railway
169,
Net
demand-supply situation in
oil and cn
the influences on
its own
operations resulting from the
industry's success in eliminating last year's tight conditions,
the
corporation
pointed
out
Feb.
9
that
its
production
of
crude
oil
Increased from" about 500.000 barrels daily at the beginning of 1946 to
a
changes
9,877,256
1
541,008
1,162,600
outstanding
Units Sold—
large capital expenditures to enable it to maintain its
in the world market and to complete construction of the
recent
11,500,928
v.-!'.''
etc.
contracts—
Can.
payable
Raw
a
Amuay refinery.''*
Commenting on
14,841,697
(net)
taxes,
(est.)
come
Notes
Preferred
298,750
2,158.811
stock
Dresser Industries, Inc.-
for
position
1,109,456
—
$2,159,373
stock
railway.—
from
ry.
—V.
crude
large inventories of products which have already
weakening of the price structure for heavy fuels.
In
addition, consideration was given to the company's continuing require¬
ments
631,500
18,493,080
576,286
$69,925,364 $51,938,365
on
446,232
$2,503,811
345,090
—
share.-
oper.
from
Net
existing
in
resulted
353,116
23,883.977
1,174,533
et.c
231,116
From January 1—
paid
company announces that in
directors gave consideration to
and
357.563
30.870,339
———
payable,
$2,605,605
-—
.
common
from
Net
declared
of
(current)——.
$2,374,439
$3,326,426
:
_
common
per
Gross
$6,250,804
1948
Gross
Feb.
on
8,432,840
assets
equip,
liabilities
419,186
$3,092,208
234,218
—,
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line
94,805
f
March
other
payments
271,724
taxes
"Preliminary, subject
Creole Petroleum Corp.—Dividend Rate Decreased—^
directors
and
deferred
payable
subsidiaries
1,592,874
__
December---
The
194G
$2,866,643
12,269,302
portion)
—
During
1,427,534
^—i
dividends
for
31
1947
$2,972,838
the
$17,782,792 $15,285,943
4,388,903
4,829,516
4,221,299
cos.
4,970,372
;
—
shares
Earned
4,614,963
1947
1,
$6,345,609
payable
OCT.
SHEET,
Duplan Corp.—Issues Semi-Annual Report—
_
deductions
Balance
300,000
—
Total
Consolidated earned surplus,
—V. 168, p. 2682.
income
on
and
insur.,
Common
Dividends paid on
$951,716,
and 1946.
1947
BALANCE
—_____——
Advance
ACCOUNT
"1948
income
Preferred
$2,030,646
—„
$0.74
deducted
respectively,
amortization,
and
1.353,443
_
future
1948,
Total
construction.-
finance
to
———
income
Income
$3,384,089
_
taxes—
—
transferred
taxes
(current
Patents
Net
Total
Balance
Jan.
taxes—
income
Net
Net
Property,
13,874
...
Federal
solicit its pre¬
will
also
company
taxes—
operating
Gross
Provision for
the
depreciation—
and
Other
$3,370,216
(net).
31,
3,436,465
;
:
Oct.
and
$1,183,554
17,698,373
investments
Prepaid
from
increase to $10,000,000 the amount
the
company
might
incur.
The
would be issued before Jan. 1, 1954, and.would
__
for
income
State
research
sales.
on
stock
preferred
which
purchased from
Federal
Net
Net
National
approval to
revenues
gas
Other
21,253,729
—_
general and
development expense.
Federal
$28,060,409
■___
—
service,
authorized
expenses
and
Maintenance
Wholly-Owned Subsidiaries)
—
Total
the
its
increase
for
than
operating
Power
depreciation
(net)
years
Total
asked
9
to
securities
Operating
$1,037,235
$3.85
1948
refundable
the
Cummins Engine Co., Inc.—Earnings—
Net
Keeseville
the
of
Years Ended Dec. 31—
Total
CONSOLIDATED EARNINGS
director
a
CONSOLIDATED
_
$4,439,189
$7.14
35,400
$4,440,644
prior
Securities and Exchange Com¬
to solicit approval of holders of its preferred
indebtedness
for the
14,
$8,038,422
$1,467,467,
ended
years
Common
indebtedness
later
additional
to
Inventories
York,
New
agent, effective Feb.
p.
and
the application,
stockholders
unsecured
Copper Range Co., Boston, Mass.—Co-transfer Agent—
N.
the
Est.
shares.
200,000
unsecured
of
C'r41,332
Cr837,000
Cash
»
Feb.
cn
stocks
common
ferred
$20,486,835, against
was
376.
p.
amounted
Accrued
601.
p.
permission
to
Dr306,957
„
for
Accounts
corporation and
this
been
Y.,
of
Shares—
company
for
Dr45,521
share——
common
Receivables
rower & Light Co.—Plans Increase in Pre¬
According .to
169,
shows current assets of
leaving net working
1943,
$1,968,000,
of
and President and a director of R. Preseott &;
furniture in Keeseville.
On Jan. 1, last, he
term as director of the Federal Reserve Bank of
N.
|York.—V. 169,
The
(net).
years
ASSETS—
fiscal year to date exceed those' for any
corporation's history, except the 1947 period.—
President
is
three-year
mission
"1,292,874
share
for
1947
3,378.123
earlier.—V.
year
26,
Chairman and President., In commenting on
period, stated that in addition to inability to
selling prices, earnings were further adversely
in
the
Keeseville,
ferred
taxes——
working capital at Oct.
a
Dec.
ratio of approximately six-to-onc.
Preseott has
Delaware
$91,505,042
54,700
present
manufacturers
a
104,000
LIABILTOES-
Preseott
began
11,
YEARS
1948
$108,157,527
per
above,
2322.
B.
812,000
income
$0.67
elected director of
Manager of The Delaware & Hudson Co.
Bank,
loss,
$19,053,117
514,134
$0.51
Delaware & Hudson Rll. Corp.—New Director—
Roger
47,191
2,856,000
income
Notes
100,000
NOTE—Net
514,134
the
V.
share
May 29,
FISCAL
:
common
514,134
$2.14
liabilities
1948
the
^Rep¬
per
record
on
FOR
——
$342,002
of
as
cost
for
(Incl. Wisconsin Motor Corp;)
Years Ended Oct. 31—
Net
$262,000
$1.20
Hockley.
of
by
earnings
Continental Motors Corp.*—Resumes Dividend—
1949.
F.
results
Mr.
directors
$1,104,000
longshoremen's strike in November and the shortage
of available ships since the end of the strike necessitated postponement
of
a
substantial
Volume of
shipments which would otherwise have
been made in November and December.
He pointed out, however, that
as
The
for
130,232
17,960
4,460,000
taxes-
income
on
Net
1948,
interest.
State
179,983
36,247
surtax
—
and
tax
Adjustments
Earned
*
514,134
current
reflect increased
$25,550,179 in
tAfter deducting $1,501,200 U. S. Treas¬
in 1946.
ury notes at
on
sheet
and
similar
Total
and
*
433,979
—
expense
income
CONSOLIDATED
capital of $9,831,000, a
affected
$533,181
$8,665,000 $10,767,388
$617,000
—
balance
$11,799,000
the
without
normal
stated.
"Not
due
——_
—
stock,
par
value '
ICommon stock,'without
Earhed
4,397.003
347,929
14,884.000
20-year 3%
income
The
$4,271,143
deposits
guaranty
expense •
M'scellaneous
Fed,
442,000
343,000
charges
taxes
No. of capital shares
!
Earnings per share—
268,857
.
excess
taxes
Salesmen's
Net
348,666
806,572
profit
income
NOTE—Provisions
324,990
'341,894
345,740
—
1946
Other
ing and social security taxes, and
Accrued
1947
—
Refundable taxes
Dec. 26, '48
————
Profit
ACCOUNT
1948
———'—$108,636,897 $80,095,199 $54,783,188
Cost of goods sold——
79.331,541
60,033,068
44,513,768
Sell,, engin., gen. & adm. expenses
16,598,700
12,481,958
9,736,239
Canadian
Davison
3
sales
areas
497.
Sales
INCOME
Years Ended Oct. 31—
company
bringing
producing
p.
CONSOLIDATED
ranging
crude
with
The
(699)
Net
6 Months Ended—
Accounts
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
grades.
LIABILITIES—
-
that
from
$56,728,059
$57,200,036 $58,633,340
—
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4777
169
and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
4
Electric
the
For
this
of
—V.
Power
week
kwh., or
p.
601.
169,
17.7%
1949
6.4%
corresponding week of last year.
the
over
output
electric
this
of
corporation
Monday, February 14, 1949
amounts
\
,
.
v
:
...
.
for
10 Days
The
statement
with
tiled
offering
posed
of
Operating
requested. withdrawal of its registration
the SEC oil Dec. 14, 1948, and covering a pro¬
Feb.
on
3
Telephone
Period
End.
169,
169,
below.—V.
Corp.
Jan.
1949—48 Wks.—1948
1949—4 Wks—1948
29
-
INCOME
205.
p.
extended
ovens,
the
the
on
ACCOUNT,
(W. T.) Grant Co.- -January Sales 1.33% Lower—
,
Period End. Jan. 31—
Dividends
;
1943
earned—$140,521
Int.
Stock Corp.—Changes in Personnel—
First Bank
t
Kennedy, President since 1941, and Ellwood O. Jenkins,
Vice-President since 1947, have been named Chairman of the board
of directors and President, respectively.
Mr. Kennedy succeed ■> Clive T. Jafiray, whose withdrawal from the
Chairmanship of the
board rounds out 20 years of service to the
Augustus H.
169,
"
'
377.
p.
S.
169,
the
proceeds,
term
will
$1,300,000
and
notes
Mr.
.
used
be
remainder
the
A.
their
of
and
stockholders
the
two
on
companies,
proved such proposal' on Feb.
to
It
Inc.
*
.
*
its
Dairies,
to
name
Inc.,
Foremost
of
one
Dairies,
"
vertible
preferred
convertible
of
Foremost
sales
of
stock,
into
shares
2Vz
follows:
as
stock
common
Dairies,
Inc.
and
President
stock, would in¬
at the rate of
such preferred stock,
preferred
April
1,
1954,
6%
share
each
of
first 11 months of 1*948 had net
after taxes of $776,884.
Paul E.
the
net
of
until
for
in
the
to
stock
common
$20,869,212
Reinhold,
Holders
junior
earnings
Foremost
be
from
increased
He
states
also
Foremost
in
foresees increased
York
delivery
manufacturing,
outlets
the
expects
and
expenses.
John
Small,
the
in
of Maxson
President
the
added
pre-cooked
to
its
line
Food
food
frozen
Systems,
field,
distribution
the
.which
f
that
$5,446,000
the
for
calendar
year
$280,000
was
first
1947,
months
11
the
In
realized,
calendar" year
The
until
in
1948
of
with
from
1948
period
compared
1947.—V.167,
corporation
$2,337,000
1256,
p.
the
for
net loss of approximately
loss of $333,913 fcr the
a
net
a
?
,
its
as
Dec.
Feb.
on
President.
Corp.
.31,
and
announced
4
Dec.
notes
1944,
at
the
1947,
Wood
corporation
election
Fisher
its
Fisher
Industries,
purchased
Edward
of
of
and
Inc.,
168,
since
that
total
and
produced
both
vehicles
49,112
convertible
of
time
Chevrolet
the
produced
in
cars
principally
to new
divisions.
Pontiac
and
January,
99,916
PRODUCTION
Month of
MOTOR
OF
VEHICLES
BY
passenger
were
Chevrolet—Passenger
37,856
29,042
9,087
21,544
20,177
Buick
22,445
2,103
Cadillac
6.827
&
Coach- -Trucks.
outstanding
Feb.
March
10
Dec.
10.
and
1947
1946'
*
1,519,653
10;
$1
a
133,632
115,121
$13.20
$16.06
10
Sept.
on
paid
$1,125,659
77,763
841,839
and
10;
6,599
75,389
declared,
were
1949.—V.
11,
dividends
and 93%
$1.25
of
35,800
both
share
per
share
per
stockholders
cents
each
of $2
the
on
payable
May
to
2
$4,170,203
$4.523-,899
i
87,953
79,163
5,095
2,043
33,029
$8,070
$1,607
$51,648
2,790
income
3,565
25,536
inc. (net)
per
$10,860
$5,173
$77,184
charges.
806
575
1,341
■
$4,598
$75,843
$1.54
$1.43
$71,031
169,
stock
v :
Years End. Dec. 31-
Net
Earns,
shares
per
The
1946
$650,311
which
sheet
$5,670,696
accounts,
less
Paul
328,441
Secretary.
328.441
328.437
255.972
$1.47
$1.36
$1.87
Dec.
on
$1.43
showed
31
assets
total
of
Vice-President
Merica,
Vice-President.
director,
a
There
become
no
change
was
$35,629,890,
of
Authorized
The
•
holders
of
corporation
stantially
Corp.
for
of
GPU
a
proposal
and
of
stock
of
full
York
held.
the
with
SEC
the
to
annual
its
funds,
borrowed
six-to-15-year
note
used
reduce
will
completed,
of
sources
$5,000,000
a
Walter E. Heller, president, told stockholders
report,
improve
tiating
be
to
the
company
nego¬
is
of the loan,
borrowings.—V. 168,
Proceeds
issue.
current
1799.
p.
just
of
prior
to
be
State
State
such
to
early
the
in
shares
whose
will
The
the
stock
common
stock.
an
$5
Court
at
all issues of
Securities
Power
■
stockholders
vote
V.
This
Feb.
Tor
on
169,
at
their
proposal
a
annual
split
to
meeting
April
on
company's
the
of
series
9
to
J.,
N.
March.
This
is
warrants
a
step
13
stock
Telephone
corporation
its
ten
shares
price
will
be
to stockholders
in the financial
integration program of this company announced early in January.
dealer-manager group headed by The First Boston Corp. and
including Lehman Brothers,
Wertheim &
Co.
and
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane will form a group of participating dealers
obtain subscriptions for the New York State shares.
basis
1,680,568
of
shares
take
will
its
pected
are
to
run
adhered
period
from
of
March
to.«
20
4
the
Telegraph
Corp.
Television
Radio
&
Farnsworth
and
of Farnsworth
the
foim
of
stock
sale
a
of
days is contemplated.
This is ex¬
to
March 24 if
tentative schedules
&
outstanding.
of
all
the
—
Plans
Corp.
ori
is expected that
It
Farnsworth
of
assets
sale
sale
to
it,
the
the
for
5%
account
income
and
of
the sinking
sinking
sum
of
$84,597,
169,
p.
fund
of sufficient
fund,
bonds
due
Feb.
first-
1, .1953,
to
and
will
be
enable
to
replenish
to
subject
the
to
that company
working
its
approval
sub¬
vote
and
to
approval
of
to certain
the respective
counsel for
of
certain
The agree¬
the holders
to pay
capital.
by
majority of the outstanding stock of Farnsworth,
a
parties
other
to
as
matters.
legal
The Sterling National Bank & Trust Co. of New York, trustee, New
N. Y., will up to 3 p.m. on Feb. 24, 1949, accept tenders for
the
to Farnsworth
advance
obligations
ment
of
Sought—
York,
In
announcing this entry
field, it was stated that if
expects
continue
to
national
Canehart
I.
& T.
T.
sale
the
is
into
and
Dealer
years.—V. 169,
the
television-receiver
consummated
manufacturing operations
Distributor
built up over many
been
of
p.
Fort
at
the
I.
T.
Wayne
organizations
&
and
which
T.
the
have
<•.'
603.
603.
interest.—V.
at
prices
not
to
exceed
par
and
accrued
Interstate Department Stores, Inc.—January Sales Off
Illinois Central RR.—Earnings—
1948—Month—1947
Period End. Dec. 31—
Period End. Jan. 31—
1948—12 Mos.—1947
Sales
Ry.
oper.
oper.
expenses.
169,
1949—Month—1948
$3,770,365
rev.
tax
from ry. oper.
5,727,961
6,855,337
4,007,846
accruals
.
66,140,392
58,004,599
3,165,819
33,653,074
30,478,386
12 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Cr227,647
43,191
2,717,202
3,207,817
income.
3,075,138
2,518,951
29,770,116
24,318.396
137,387
162.191
1,623.253
1,573,660
7,801
8,782
100,475
3,204,724
2,672,360
31,292,894
25,788.845
873,314
881,306
10,343,674
deductions
_
charges...
2,331,410
p.
sales
of
Taxes
(& Subs.)-
1,791,054
20,949,220
15,039,442
-Earnings—
1948
646,066
690,130
1,124,031
908,239
Prov.
716,525
taxes..__
656,717
626,742
275,522
earnings from operation...
$1,814,436
$1,699,703
$2,198,341
19,671
25,690
28,151
$1,834,107
$1,725,393
$2,226,492
for
Other
depreciation.......
than
est.
income
Fed. inc.
Fed.
inc.
(net)....
——
income
.
Interest and other deductions....
to
other
647,141
Inland
Steel
Co.
year
Net
applicable
paid in 1947
for
8,027,541
1,427,584
6,633,572
*2,106,307
1,021,870
accrued
pfd,
23,221,000
1,630,163
to
:
8,998,150
29,888,558
15,556 897
3,850,000
7,300,000
1,012,776
34,756,899
surplus.-.—
of
stock
earnings
issued
per
and
retired
in
1946.
4,899.315,
$7.88
■^Including premium paid
debt
outstdg.
share
22,588,558/14,544,121
4,899,315
4,899,315
$6.10
$3.18
and unamortized discount and expense
on
net income before deduction
tBased
December,
increasing
on
of
par
issued
1948,
the
total
value.—V.
159,382
245,678
$973,326
$947,277
stock...
net
of
109,866
outstanding
169, p.
Johns-Manville
______
18,485,000
38,606,899
contingencies
in
$15
—
taxes.
159,382
$1,027,584
on
1,003,610
Balance of net income transferred
Shares
1,033,538
$1,192,955
In
November,
1948,
the company issued an
principal amount of first mortgage bonds, 3% •%
to
income..........
Reserve
184,458,447
8,285,338
1,639,684
pen¬
i
Provision for Federal income
218,756.983
1,035,850
depl._
debt..
payments
preceding
592,685
$1,132,708
1946
316,338,565
394,712,845
revenues
trust
Vacation
578,715
$1,186,966
income
Dividends
1947
321,924,074 255,857,849
and
sales
for deprec., amort, and
Interest and exp. on funded
sion
453,242
719,485
785,302
taxes.
for
other
603.
Prov.
Payment
3,638,427
Maintenance
Net
Cost
1946
$7,860,774
4,837,149
10,749,403
income
169,
1947
$9,408,029
1948
...
103,211
oper.
Net
-V.
revenues.—
$10,991,486
5,891,514
Operating
Provision
Fixed
-Earnings—
Operation
Dri______
(net
ry.
-
•
Iowa Public Service Co.Net
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$3,807,065 $66=878,419 $62,813,948
'
206.
p.
22,371,928 268,174,957 242,154,670
16,643,967 202,034,565 184,150,071
23,272,308
16,416,971
revenues.
Ry.
*
___
—V.
tNet
~
A',subscription
the Federal
principal
against
that an agreement in principle had been reached
acquisition by I. T. & T. of the Farnsworth company 6n the
of one share ot 1.
T, & T. stock for each 12 shares of the
secured
will be asked
two-for-one.—
A
to
authorized by
3%
pay
defaulted bonds.—V. 168, p. 1362.
announced
conditions
Net
to
rights
would call for
a
be permitted to subscribe
the
Payment
Pending consummation of the sale, I. T. & T. will make a $1,000,000
6.
p.
of
subscribe
to
each
subscription
mailing
the
of
.the
this
«
Hotel Drake Corp., N. Y. City—Tenders
on
Rights—
right
officers
Corp.—3%
has been
corporat on
Newark,
the company's
International
record
of
amendment
for
other
ject to its stated liabilities.
on
on
to its stockholders of sub¬
York State Electric & Gas
stockholders
give
Stockholders
York
New
expected
would
New
share
determined
now
filing
approval of the offering
the common stock of New
share
fraction
for
all
The
one
is
for
has
Principal—
this
ago.
Negotiating Loan of $5,000,000 to Be Secured by Note
Inland Steel Co.
General Public Utilities Corp.—To Offer
director,
a
Secretary since
and cont nues as
Wiagate,
the
among
Balance
This
and
1936,
S.
Vice-President
a
2432.
p.
on
trustee
District
on
Notes, accounts receivable and factored
losses, stood at $29,825,588 as compared
for
year
Years Ended Dec. 31—
application
since
Henry
has
in cash.
was
a
and
International
reserve
$31,024,952
D.
Executive
1939,
$498,833
sh;_
common
balance
1937,
1945'
1947
$659,957
outstdg.
since
since
^company.—'V.' 168,
$801,823
1948
President
President,
Dr.
become
inc. after chgs. and
taxes
Common
following executive
President
L-
'
-..
(Walter E.) Ileller & Co.—Earnings-
in
Chairman"of the Board, has announced that on
the
directors,
at
the.r
meeting Feb.
7, have
Stanley,
Stanley,
1
6.
p.
$1.30
rearrangements in the company:1922. a director since 1917, and Chair¬
continues as Chairman of the Board.
Dr. John F. Thompson, Executive Vice-President since 1936,
and a
director and member of the executive committee since 1931, has be¬
the
and
come
capital
C.
recommendation
made
$70,393
on
776,2d5
International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Changes
Mr.
638
$10,054
income-,
share
.
1,206,105
1.230,008
788;155
$1,31
2226.
168, p.
Robert
32,904
,
income-.
per
share
common
1946
1947
1948
1,646,152
"789,780
$1.83
Personnel—
$38,127
.
Gross
Earned
13,329
$20,146,560 $19,090,107 $14,975*465
outstanding
shares
29,546
taxes
Interest
Net
688,824
1,982,413
Chemical Corp.—Earnings-^-*
&
'' .A.-,--—
-
profit
man
Misc.
602.
169,. p.
(Dri
Earnings
35.000
6,602
168,968
share on the $3.75 series preferred
cents per
$4,151,796
income
securities.of securities
of
$495,231
1,066,743
1582.
sales
Gross
quarterly
183,645
22,279
operating
sale
in
168, p.
—V.
•
67,172
2.916
Equip, and joint facility
year-end
a
629,230
32,955
304,014
—
$4,523,899
666, Jf 4
7,821
Ry.
75
722,173
1,973,667
$466,531
880,717
704,304
1,957,284
.
6 Months Ended Dec. 31—
$915,329
7,089
601
to
$402,631
457,050
Si)
(par
surplus--—T~i_
Common
$97,533
3,316
2,481
$1.25
of
March
company
stock
International Minerals
1948—12 Mos.—1947
$107,477
.
the
$4,170,203
portfolio
-V.
69,873
accrls..
Nonoperating
Other
dividend
payable
1948,
__
1,122,346
;
Regular
April
stock,
In
June
preferred stock
stock
1949.
declared
7
common
17,
"
•
1948—Month—1947
5,151
Declares $1.25 Common Dividend—
the
462
$4,151,796
Total
Light Co.—Earnings
_I_j
res.
oper.
rents
Feb.
in
his
Net
Net
cn
14,297
-
.__A—
and
gain
-Net
149,028
Total
record
•
$10.63
59
.-jr.—
fixtures-—_L„_—
304,014
7,481
16,494
Y.V
—_L~
Unrealized appreciation
'■
1,421,115
taxes
outstg. Dec. 31—
2,139
directors
Net
the
ol'
:0-
-
1948
Income
400
__
Canada—Passenger
Trucks
The
be issued
6,773
8,716
Coaches
of
will
amount
14,814
32,366
Oldsmobile
183,645
Undistributed
64,014
31,401
.
Trucks
GM
1948
1949
Pontiac
Truck
full
'
6.
p.
the
meet
share
income
exhaust
DIVISIONS
GM
January—
$3,962,582
cost)
(at
1
Capital
1950.
,
The
trucks.
were
$3,511,458
appreciation
629,230
and on hand—10,646
LIABILITIES—
program,
and
76,084
mortgage
GMC
169,
to
bonds
of
$1,000,000
1950
1949
Hintle & Dauch Paper Co.—Plans Stock Split—
passenger
1946
$4,205,586
stocks
brokers
from
Capital
construction
during
$5,800,000
taxes——_____
Federal
to
and trucks in the
compared to 161,044 units
149,028
1947
Total
.
of
bidding.'
company's
of
Feb. 7
on
$2,500,000
sell
been
has
Corp.—January Car Production—
changeovers in
the
Of
cars
of
revenues
Retirement
942.
p.
31
DEC.
banks
in
Due
2119.
Maintenance
General
F.
Body
$1,500,000
SHEET,
BALANCE
Entry Into Television Field—
Vice-President
a
of
United States and Canada during January,
produced in December.
The drop in production during January was due
model
after
Haverhill Gas
In
Mr.
General Motors
The
end
Period End. Dec. 31—
that
was
Manager
director of the company.—V.
a
competitive
the
Years—
per
Operating
Operation
General
Fisher
95,298
102,658
106,205
1948
Unrealized
Cash
169, p. 6.-
Corp.,
and
issue
at
additional
an
the
expenditures.—V.
168, p.
when
4,
Gar
of
V
"Net
Division
which time he retired from active participation
Mr.
General
'
to 25 cents per share.
Insurance
$35,222,487 $32,292,877 $23,154,798
with
its operation.
On
that
to
to
bonds
applied
expenditures
is
Gar Wood Industries, Inc.—New President—
Motors
be
before
income
—V.
in
Metropolitan area, and that in 1948 it established dis¬
operations in Boston, Washington, Baltimore, Norfolk and
Richmond.
Pie
advises further that Maxnon's sales
have increased
Fisher
expected
Earnings
tribution
to
mortgage
would
Calendar
Net
1947
in
foods
frozen
York
New
authorization
Sales
—V.
Inc.,
states
fresh
of
$123,795
COMPARATIVE
the vacancy
fills
& Southern
Commonwealth
for
■
D.
pioneer
Maxson
SEC
estimated
sold
'
a
27,550
$120,219
Hajoca Corp.—Earnings—
the
distribution for
cream
Maxson
and selling
through
plant
ice
35,810
$121,685
Securities in portfolio:
approximately $3,000,000 to approximately $4,500,000.
that he
New
economies
board
Guardian's
the
to
Dairies,
Inc., has stated that as a
result of the proposed merger, he expected that sales would be in¬
creased from approximately $5,COO,000 and that working capital would
29,984
■='$108,722
90,854
ASSETS—
the
.
Bogardus
Number of shares
that
provide
terms
merger
be issued
director of
a
$151,345
31,799
Treasury stock
stock of the continuing company
of present Foremost 6'/<■ preferred
and common stock would
receive, respectively, share for share, new
6% preferred and new common stock; holders of present Maxson pre¬
ferred
stock, $1 par value, would receive six shares of a new 4/1
cumulative
convertible
preferred stock, $50 par value, for each 100
shares owned;
and holders of present Maxson common stock would
receive 1 Va' shares of the new 4%
convertible preferred stock for each
100
shares of common
stock
owned.
The new 4 %
cumulative con¬
The
would
and
."•',"227
$156,030
$151,670
$140,521
oper.
4Equal
the
death last September of August Zinsser.—V.
the
estimated
■
the
Inc.
is
and
major factors in the ice cream
and milk business in
the East, Southeast and Southwest,
would be
merged into Maxson Food Systems, Inc. which, in turn, would change
Foremost
Mr.
first
involving
8.
of
trustee
Co.,
$151,118
950
,'
income-—
Dividends paid...
!_
Co.
Insurance
and Vice-President
Bank
subsidiary of The
applied
30-year
Systems,
Indemnity
Centennial
1945
1946
$155,080
Gulf Power Co.—Plans Bond Issue—
This
will submit to
March
14,
1949 a
proposal for the merger
the, respective boards of directors having ap¬
Food
Maxson
Net
Atlantic Mutual In¬
He is also Presi¬
of the
trustee
a
Mutual
the
of
31
DEC.
ENDED
1947
$151,670
bds.
Govt.
Total income
the board of
on
battery
new
a
•
Furniture
Merger Planned—
Dairies, Inc
corporation
membership
to
Deposit Co.
of
created by the
Proceeds
Foremost
elected
and
Atlantic
Savings
Safe
Election
the
director
a
Square
Atlantic
subsequent to Nov. 30, 1948.—V. 169, p. 497.
This
been
President
is
and
Co.
U.
on
Expenses
Bogardus has
and
Union
a
plant
v
205.
p.
Bogardus
dent
like amount
additions made
retire
to
for
•
228,636,024
Guardian Life Insurance Co. of America—New Dir.—
John
vately—The company has placed an issue of $3,500,000
10-year 3V4% notes with two insurance firms, viz: John
Hancock Life Insurance Co., $2,000,000; and Travelers In¬
surance Co., $1,500,000.
•
short
$
$
.
12,303,362 233,904,548
directors.
Fitchburg Gas & Electric Light Co.—Places Notes Pri¬
Of
$
*
12,139,512
surance
of
fjj
t
—V.
corporation, eight of them as President, the balance as board Chair¬
man.
Mr. Jafiray will continue to be a director of the corporation.—
V.
•
Sales__
-
1949—12 Mos.—1948
1949—Month—1948
of
Inc.—Earnings—
MONTHS
12
,
204.
p.
approximated
1948
year
construction
power
Insuranshares Certificates,
$91,530,577
$7,987,965 $106,574,373
$9,331,035
1
—V.
Telegraph
&
$223,826
602.
p.
Sales
—Receives Temporary Loan—
International
169,
during
is proceeding
facilities, and open hearth improve¬
ments which, when completed, will increase ingot capacity to approxi¬
mately 4,0l 0,000 net tons annually.
Facilities for the > production of
tin mill products will also be expanded and improved.
Newly acquired
and
existing ore and coal properties are being developed to provide
for
the expanded
raw material
needs of tlie company and. the new
ore
carrier
which will be needed to transport the greater quantities
required will be ready for use during the 1950 season.
Distribution
laciliiieo are also being expanded and improved.—V. 168, p. 2226.
.
Grand Union Co.—Current Sales 16.8% Higher—
Sell Assets
Farnsworth Television & Radio Corp.—May
See
1948
$71,201$240,229
$73,813
coke
of
•
—V.
bonds.'—V, 168, p. 2541.
6%
five-year
$100,000
v
revenues '...
Work
$32,000,000.
Month of January
1949 - °
1948
End. Jan. 31
1949
company
expenditures'
NOTE—Capital
Georgia & Florida RR.—Operating Revenues—
State¬
Ltd.—To Withdraw Registration
Erndale Mines,
ment—
appropriated for reserves .for contingencies for possible future
•inventory price decline.
the week ended Feb. 4,
amounted to 164,128,903 kwh., an increase of 9,866,110 kwh., or
over
the corresponding week of last year.—V. 169, p. 602.
The
3, 1949, the System input of subsidiaries
amounted
to
73,639,000 kwh.;
an
increase of
Feb.
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
Weekly Output Increased 6.4%—
Light Corp.—Weekly Input—
&
ended
corporation
11,081,000
COMMERCIAL
THE
(700)
additional $3 000,000
series due 1978, and
additional shares of common stock,
common
stock to 769,065 shares' of
603.
Corp.—Annual
earnings in 1948
were
Report—Consolidated
$15,440,475
or
$5.22
per
share
stock, compared with $9,486,633 or $3.23 per
share in 1947, according to the annual report mailed to
stockholders Feb. 7, by Mr. Lewis H. Brown, Chairman
of the Board.
The 1948 earnings were equivalent to 8.90
common
in the sales dollar.
"In
the
beginning
was
1948,
year
of
the
produced,"
which
marked
Johns-Manville
Mr.
Brown
90th
the
business,
stated
"Sales
a
of
anniversary
record
volume
$173,458,033,
of
of
the
goods
compared
Volume 169
Number 4777
COMMERCIAL
THE
■:
•
FINANCIAL
&
-
♦
•
with
$133,885,412
total
dollar
Before
in
1947,
were
kinds,
also
1948
at
profits."
taxes
$10,404,312
All taxes in
than
1948
level,
as
were
-',•■•
all
of
more
record
new
a
in
earnings
$28,083,217,
were
1947.
amounted
which
h
was
y
■
sales
facilities
new
in,
1948
added
due
were
under
in
large
expansion
an
part
production
to
War II," Mr. Brown says.
"Compared with 1947, products
Feb,
it
of
increases
in
Johns-Manville
"For
the
country
in
the
The
there
was
payroll
in
1943
was
$66,063,575,
cents
cents
or
were
"There
Mr.
no
Brown
tinued
hour
per
hour
per
a
6%,
or
11.5%
The
comments,
type
prewar
at
that
in
in
the
the
a
Other
income
Profit
before
Prov.
the
from
with
20,000.
plants
with
whole,
to
for
seasonal
$15,627,678
2,395,227
2,715,664
164,630
311,302
259,194
1,397,885
1,722,106
1
Fed.
taxes
Federal.
2,706,530
2,974,859
in¬
475,535
612,048
923,942
The
during
$53,209,587 in
report states
1948
increases
The
13.6
*■
55%
states:
of
earnings
"The
rein¬
were
decision
$922,349
$1,110,058
$0.49
$0.59
$1,926,514
7,
of
National
for
net
the
six
Steel
&
Co.
Wire
(77.62%
owned)
months'
period, after provision for taxes, amounted to
$148,543, compared with $224,079 for the same period of last year.—
V. 168, p.. 2121. ■
/:/';/7'v •'■■■,. //V///'
,,'7
r:'/ 7
proportion
of
earnings was made partly because reserves for
depreciation set aside during these years, based on
original cost of
plants and facilities, were inadequate in view of
today's far higher
Period End. Jan. 31—
cost.
•"."■■;/■.
/.v
adopted, as of Jan. 1, 1948, the' last-in first-out
method of valuing
inventories, but not for tax purposes.
This had *
the
effect-of excluding"from income
$*095,000 of appreciation
in
market price of the
beginning inventories.
Since this action accom- ■■
plished the purpose sought by the provision in the first
"The
company
of
year
$500,000
replacement
by
the
and
a
mining
asbestos
a
mated
that the
Mr.
of
latter
begun
in
expansion,
1945
the
under
and
the
has
raised
the
of
years
World
War
II,"
Mr.
planning
reduction,
improvement
considers
the
and
time
CONSOLIDATED
what
over
could
expansion
to
be
to
Provision
for
depletion...
Provision
for
contingencies...
Federal
excess
profits
taxes....
Canadian income taxes..
&
Carryback
claims
Federal
Net
taxes
for
refund
(Cr)_
FOR
-
CALENDAR
Divs.
Prior
3'/2%
on
declared
Balance
to
pfd.
subs,
not
ree'd
Total
J-M
of
260,069
3,165,517
♦Earnings
per
-"♦Based
3-for-l
end
at
on
of
pfd.
share.
common
$5.22
;
outstanding
May, 1947.
in
effect
and
fund
the
DEC,
'
.
*
31
'"* 1947
S
the
junior
7 The
Accounts and
Inventories
Funds
receivable
notes
:
15,596,390 *
21,178,350
18,025,109
•
notes,
series
C
&
int.)
482 :
2,752,820
refund of excess profits taxes.
Carryback claims for refund of Federal taxes
2,871,299
(at
cost
Postwar
Fund
for workmen's
tProperties
and
Investments in
Miscellaneous
Prepaid
and
plants
and
(net)
advances
deferred
to unconsol.
subs..
206,309
1,238,601
1,787,004
charges.
.
7.7'77:-" 77 7 /"' 7
LIABILITIES—
Accounts
payable
payable
Dividend
Federal
Other
&
preferred
on
Canadian
taxes
inc.
and
1,625,313
obligations
taxes
3V2%
preferred
:fCommon
stock
(par
par
no
.
.7
9,050,283
$100)
64,442
the
en-
directors
5,607,346
425,000
425,000
1,006,503
7,661,910
7,356,300
provision
tAfter
for
uncollectible
customers
to
reserve
for
of
$720,513
depreciation
in
1948
for
and
after
result
set
to
up
four
present
shares
in
stock
for
up
on
basis
a
date
stockholders
Feb.
as
will
be
common
of
placing
Annual
of
common
about
19%
in
of
the
cash
discounts-
$723,663
in
and
depletion of $46,544,936
and $43,267,155
in 1947.
JRepresented by 2,906,059 shares
and 2.905;810 shares in 1947—V. 168, p. 20097 "
1947.,
in
1948
in
1948
of
1933,
capital
Jones & Laughlin
--
.
Sales
and
tjj
oper.
revs....
Income from'oper.
expenses
Subs.)—Earnings—
1948—3 Mos.—1947
'
into
interest
$
.130,588,685
21.877,197
such
later
have
the
of
$10
3,558.099
4,306,847
68,047,640
16,131,249
46,180,548
13,193,133',
431.964
1.568,310
1,743.940
3,526,000
18,950,000
11,482,000'
Net"income—.—*10,973,134
5,700,853
♦31,222,451
$2.16
$12.01
119,225,184
$7.17"
charges.
income taxes
(est.)
The
•'Loss
in
per
of
previous
com.
share.
$1,453,492
1948
on
$4.28
sale of
quarterly
Hammond
statements
was
(Xnd.)
offset
real
NC
of
is
require
that
be. permitted
at
equal
to
time
a
to
the
choose
when
four
trustee
years'
"at
unpaid
under
least
the
Observer
CAA
Special.
Quantity
approval
announcement
effective
making
record
date
shares
two
for
amendment.
be
to
1949.—V.
169;
profit before
which
added.—V.
registration
of
at
offer
an
the
which
on
York
share outstanding on the
proposal will be submitted to
April 12, 1949.
The record date
held
p.
to
vote
at
the
will
in
the
1583.
close
such
the
under
by
of
the
registration
Securities
Act
company,
holders
on
Feb. 15,
1D49,
business
becomes
effective,
of
or
shall
fixed
Exchange directs, subject to the offering being
stock be not
quoted ex-rights until. further
certificates delivered'after the record date as
all
the
by
must
company
be
accompanied
due-bills.—
by
499,
p.
•
Period End. Dec; 31—
Corp.—Earnings—
1948—3 Mos.—1947
Gross
operating income,
Oper. charges, Including '
depr., depletion, etc.._
$220,771
"
:
income^..
income..
1948—12 Mos—1947
$.107,771
77
■/
,
'
109,745
Net oper.
Other
'
$718,577
■. ■■■■■
.'
,.
67,673 "
'
$360,175
;
'
334,174
195,467
$164,708
,$111,026
$40,098
$384,403
47,808
13,019
77,019
23,365
$158,824
$53,117
$461,422
$188,073
:
income.-__•____
•
Other charges-(int.; etc.)
Federal
—V.
income
7
3,083
-
______
33,000
taxes
4,000
income,
168,
$122,751
2009.
p.
..
,
,
.
.
Massachusetts Investors
This
with
of
investment
the
SEC
beneficial
111,500
T"
$47,117
■
.
.
meeting
was
and
Federal
in¬
company
seeking
Feb.
on
registration
interest—V.
168,
p.
3
.
filed
of
registration
a
additional
an
2227.
S.
and
Canadian
Massachusetts Mutual
Life
Insurance
7 ;■ 7'•„>■;%
and
in
for
$256,830,000..
lor
deprec.
depletion
57,790
199,906
$325,293
of
the
8,040,449
34,009,185
with
proceeds
3%
1,32^,775
4,767,516
4,437,641
311,303
.1,858,057
1,721,445
and
net
left
assets
interest
with
the
will
company
profit—
$4,204,517
credited
be
during
1949
gain,
The
last year's rate..
$1,234,396,623 showed a $80,633,848
of
earned
3.17%
was
against 3.13%
fcr
1947—-V.
168,
p.
153,-
a
letter-to
stockholders, Thomas S.
Nichols, President, announced-
Feb.'7 that as a result of negotiations with the directors and prin-,
cipal stockholders of Southern Acid & Sulphur Co/ Inc., the Mathieson
on
is
contracting
Under
purchase
to
terms
the
of
the
business
agreement,
,
Principal
$2,801,658 $13,953,908 $11,225,419
188,563
82,205
$4,393,080
$2,883,863
568,300
522,327
2,070,549
1,981,402
550,200
465,054
.
.
and
assets
Mathieson
common
of that
distribute
will
stock
to
*
Southern,
.
of the Southern Acid firm is the production andacid,
ammonium phosphate, ammonium sulphate,
acid, superphosphates, mixed fertilizers, and sulphur. Ac¬
quisition of this company will further diversify the line of basic chem-_
of
business
sulphuric
-
phosphoric
manufactured
now
a
by Mathieson and will add to its presentbusiness that is producing satisfactory earnings, the report
stockholders
to
stated.
This
should,substantially enhance
Nichols
added.
Southern's
extension
the
of
its earnings
operations
prospects
of Mathieson
for the
future,
31,
>
plants
the company
1948,
the
increase
Mr.
•
are
located
at
Houston,
Beaumont,
Fort
Arthur,.
Tex.; Shreveport, La., and Little Rock, McKamie, Macedonia, Ark.
sales, of
income
this
per'annum,' continuing
.Admitted
29,586.147
467,589
from
company was organ¬
insurance policies
year-end stood at $2,785,-
life
,
policy
operations
1948—12 Mos.—1947
$15,219,352 $12,477,185 $54,588,666 $46,970,652
„
Operating
in-force' at
265,000 shares of its authorized but unissued
common
stockholders.
~
./
costs,
'
$62,857,000
the
39,500
company.
Corp.—Earnings-
—9,140,486
admin, exp. 1,406,760
Selling and
Insurance
since
aggregated
Reports
—
..
an increase of $154,420,000.
$13,650,000 has been set aside for 1949 dividends, an .increase
$760,000 .over last year's allotment.
Dividend accumulations and
company
$81,308
r_r_______
etc.
received
largest amount
business
336,056
378.
ship,
the
New
Co.
'"•
Over
icals
and
last year,
1851.
beneficiaries
_
1948—3 Mos.—1947
shares
880,000, including group,
sale
.
their
861,255
in¬
;
statement?
1,301,298
v77-
457,293
___
p.
$158,073
Trust—Registers With SEC—
596,331
—
U.
30,000
$343,167
Matiiieson Chemical Corp.—To Buy Southern Assets—
1947
$8,858,308 $10,843,720
......I...
provision for
:_Zv.
6,755
-
Gain—
•In
faxes.j:.!..-.'.
169,
Misc.
expected
p.
Stock
439.
1948
depreciation
taxes
profit
Prov.
production
is
168,
capital
that
and
16'9,
ized
each
__
Lone Star Cement
Mfg.
general
.
company
The
entitled
169,
sales
Sale$
for
right to subscribe, for a period of 21 days, for capital
stock,
value, to the extent of one share for each two shares
subscription price is to be determined shortly before the
is made.
••
•'• "•••"•; 'V'.
7 / ■•
New
finally
contingent
interest.—V.
.
stockholders
28,
Net
—'V,
tanks
airplane
spray
same
one-
Split-Up of Stock—
4,
meeting
a
Net
Net
the
the
airplane
is
following.
the
the
of
that'the
notice
V.
Liquid Carbonic Corp.—Earnings—
come
of
,
that
so
an
par
made
years,
2.280.231
Total
Prov.
income
totaled
and resulted in
a
$21,800,000
for
net profit of
the
12
months
approximately
ended
Net
Dec.;
$2,620,000.
meeting of Mathieson stockholders held in March, 1943, an
in the common stock of the corporation from 1,000,000 to
1,500,000 shares was authorized for the
purpose
of providing
additiona!"
shares to finance the expansion of the corporation.
Mr. Nichols pointed
that a major part of this expansion has been
accomplished without
for
than
taxes
Fed.
' for
Prov.
.
$14,504,108 $11,690,473
(other
"
income)
.Federal
"
in-
'
,
taxes
1.030,118
715,441
3,750,000
2,910,000
charges
403,640
Crl54,810
1,064,922
$2,391,022
$1,800,905
$7,618,637
$6,337,424
estate
during
reported"
the fourth
issuing these
shares.—V.
169,
pp.
500
and
379.
•
Maxson Food Systems, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
See
461,647
come
Misc.
Foremost
Dairies, Inc.
above—V.
167,
p.
435.
McCrory Stores Corp.—January Sales 2.74%
'
Earns,
exception
as
out
6,914,000
Fed.
the
minutes
The
Net
$
96,621,722 446,057,301 350,132,366
15,102,010
of
off-season
and
company's
1948—12 Mos—* 1947
after
,
Prov. for depr. and defrl.
Interest
Steel Corp/ (&
the
upon
and
stock
'
Period End. Dec. 31—
matter
a
Silvaire
future,
Contingent
At
•
■
monoplane
Sprayer
the
on,
near
the
senior
payments
contingent
Quarters Ended Dec. 31—
come
604.
p.
.
Silvaire
immediately
very
paid.
selected
Feb.
the
of
at
ascertaining
fixed
incor¬
Corp.—Manufactures New Mono-
equipment with
in
during
purposes.
start
the
by resolution, proposed for consideration
of the
company's stockholders, an amendment to the company's articles
of' incorporation
increasing the authorized capital stock to 5,000,000
shares without nominal or, par value, and
splitting the outstanding
stock
of
priced at $3,595 F.A.F.' Dallas, complete
Met-L-Prop, Safe Flight Indicator, chest harness, oversize tires,
flaps and full spray equipment in addition to all
equipment which is
shares
outstanding
retirement
bonds.
payment
are
mortgage
30,096,446.
and
accounts
One
7,364,6b0
47,835,6187
—127,918,394.115,259,356 7
allowable
will
common
articles
with
offering
distribution
new
the
accumulate
period End. Dec. 31—
♦After
be
would
bonds
on
Tentative
39,500,620
Total—
receive
the
on
amend
McCauley
spray
used
their
«
1,137,048
47,845,163
Surplus
also
Depreciation 7_L:
1,026,319
7,661,910
—_
to
Thin
287,016
this
of
to
five
directors
1,715,758
value...___
of
is
value
par
consolidated
for
general
the
5,010,1557
5,509,382
____________—____.
of
stock
/
to
corporation,
tandem
removed
be
in
original plan, required by the
the unpaid
contingent interest
instead of three years.
Another
no
stock dividends be paid while there are
unpaid
interest on these bonds.
/
of
9,414,288
compensation self-insurance
for product guarantees, etc
for
contingencies
Reserve
'
64,368
profits
for workmen's
Reserve
.
115,259,356
7,399,286
stock
exc.
_____________
Long-term
Res.
7:77;v7/'/7
and other accrued liabilities.
is
Lion Oil Co.—Plans
for
2,624,829 '
387,526
127,918,394
voted
8
/ Policyholders
.
*
Total
this
by
a
be
held.
bonds.
accrue
,
effective
425.293
52,747,099
less)....
or
843,6357
2,871,299
429.812
64,212,360
...
"(at cost
investments
8,823,569
649,549
compensation self-insurance
of
The
*
2.720.625
__
Treasury notes & bds.
•
802
___
tax
S.
Other
said
made
bonds
that
is
604.
p.
18,955,534
:
bond
to
Sllvaire Sprayer, first production
airplane evfer factoryand
engineered
specifically
for
aerial
crop-spraying
was
publicly for the first time on Feb. 3.
spraying,
crop
2003,
issued
new
317,97S
$1.12
depreciation
Magma Copper Co.—Rights to Subscribe—
Among
8,568,187
expenditure, etc:
Cash
U.
:
n
deferred
for
and
value.
par
$50
shares
of
dividends
Commission
interest
$
13,635,954
two
Feb.
on
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
no
the
report
be
stock
any
third"
1943
ASSETS--
Cash
cumulative
$1,000
a
issuance
general
to
are
provision
to
1
SHEET,
of
<Among .changes to-the
is one which would
on
-
BALANCE
receive
$1.50
the Silvaire Sprayer is a com¬
powered by a 90-h.p. Continental
Met-L-Prop.
It bears a close resemblance
to' the Silvaire
Observer
Special, from which it was developed.
While the Silvaire Sprayer has been designed specifically for aerial
interest.
holder
sinking fund
consolidated
CONSOLIDATED
be
stock,. with
number
.
$2.01
giving
would
317,976
$4.14
./■/■%;
all-metal
due
bonds,
bonds
new
317,976
bondholders.
accumulations
after
bond
will
removing
ICC,
2185£L323
$3.23
stock
common
total
before
3,220
30,096.446
and
$360,050
share..
Airplane
turning
the
by
Co.
principal amount $nd a fixed interest rate, the
$750
principal amount- and contingent interest.
the
by
general
this
24^8627543
...
39,5007620
...
present
split-up
39,500,620"30,0967i~46
stock..
year..
canceled
240,000
$487,683
600,050
1949
designed
unveiled
rates.
owned
Trust
mortgage
$8,802,887
250,900
at
Co., trustee under
withdraw within six months
is to
Dec. 28,'46
838,583
169,
Total
315,905
22,301,664
24,859,323
bs
will "involve
of
bonds
30,096,446
Girard
eight
spaced
interest
RR.
ma¬
next
be
was.
Wabash
consolidated
general
$1,000
a
a
Commission's
the
hands
2,244.974
...
of
common
It
The
of
33.215
~
redeemed
on
Surplus
new
A
:•_-_
in
1969
the
will
stock
the
in
Jan. 24,'48
♦2.327,815
stock.
426,122
3,989,441
Corp.
the
mortgage,
to
are
have
addition,
a
stock.
5,836,613
257,581
year
of
$250
a
will
accompanied
1.614.149
——
Premium
have
In
of
previously
of
change
Lehigh
by
until
postpone
securities
no
the
21%
made,
contingent interest
equivalent of five years'
1.518,010
5.237T23
be
of
with
of
about
This
1,463.889
5,811,935
Service
beginning
issue,
Each .holder
•
196,139
5,451,000
2,403,272
...
from
at
492,529
stock
consolidated
Div.
Surplus
$71,754,000
other
107.000
97370.959
consent
as
a
means
of
making the interest on three-fourths of the
principal amount of each- outstanding bond contingent upon earnings.
will
1,900.000
9,486,633
to
com¬
the-• plan
becomes, effective because it and the Pennsylvania
Co. are affiliated through several common directors and officers.
junior
a
stock..
com.
RR.
82,149,013
338,000
30%
will
beenreached
maturities
and
adjustments
the
the
to
Jan. 22,'49
of the
Luscombe
place
9,660.000
surplus..
of
earns,
on
the
system
have
until-1994,
about
Co.;
subject
the
604.
company, by reducing the capital stock of the company
to $3,179,760, divided Into
317,976 shares of the par value of $lo each,
by retiring 10,000 shares held in the treasury.
See also V.
utility
approved
»■
92,049,044/
.
said
structure
7
for
p.
Treasury Stock Authorized—
stockholders
poration
standard
1969, -the
intervals
ICC
securities
otherwise
general consolidated
after
1946
400,811
—15,440,475
declared
Dividends
the
YEARS
1947
...
Retirement of
The
Feb.
on
1949,
5,
169,
.
$3,958,352
'
Lehigh
the
would
Pennsylvania
cost
when
——
earnings
of
program
2,982,742
____
After
The
......
taxes
years/
its
holders.
plan,
that
other
modify
to
the
Commission
Feb.
kwh.
11.5%,—V.
$16,934,175 $12,883,268
outstanding...
can
Commerce
security
five-year,
been carried
■■
450,286
____
-
made
be
effective
made
y7;'\/
ACCOUNT
plan
the
turities
"the
Sales, less discounts and allows— 173,458,033 133,835,412
Mfg. cost, sell. & admin, exps., etc. 140,719,893 112,727.632
Provision for depreciation—___
4,204,637
3.078.064
Canadian
of
The
Brown
1948
Oilier
pany's
Under
have
concludes,
Interstate
The
productive capacity
for-another
opportune."
INCOME
-
new
underground
7/y''
progiam
1948
$3,859,235
ended
40.232.CCO
of
setting aside $141,000 for additional
absorption of inflated'costs of new facilities;
The
.
Lehigh Valley RR;—Plan Approved by ICC—
v
states, "has entailed an expenditure cf
$15,350,000 was made in 1948.
It is esti¬
required to complete the program is $6,650,000.
company
was planning
for expansion and improvement
effective in the postwar years.
These plans have largely
out.
Now the organization is
board
four
were
of
•'
the
7
604.
p.
1947
1949
$3,715,754
-
169,
week
with
decrease
a
taxes
common
can
completed
program
per
Manufactured
sales
the
compared
after
engine
reduction,
Brown
that
$3,199,043
Inc.—January Sales Off 3.7%—
Month of January—
Net
—V.
cost
development
company, in physical terms, about 35%
handled in the peak war year of 1942."
"During
was-;
virtually
was
the
been
provision
^^
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$3,619,224
for
company
as
year,
,
$1,316,315
pletely
which
amount
"It is estimated
of
program
Center,
fibre."
program,"
$53,300,000
of
that
1948.7 Included
about
the
V-';;?
Research
new
of
"This
contingencies,
improvement
close | of
plants,
for
$242,772
169, p. 207.
Lane Bryant,
of'
quarter
the
canceled.'*- //V ..
The
report states
$267,461 >
—V.
Net
Net
profit
profit,
.
per
share
(948,597 shs. outstdg.)
—V.
168,
p.
2226.
I
Month
of January—
Sales
.
$2.52
.
.
$1.90
$8.03
$6.68'-
'
(Ky.)—Weekly Output—•
1,011,500
shares
♦Also
The
'
1949—Month—1948.
.
Sales
this
plane—vv.
(M. H.) Lamston, Inc.—January Sales Up 10.2%—
.
of
profit
Earnings
retain
to
2,715,001
,
taxes..
Net
Lock
Mid-States
of
11,019,84(>
633,216
.
169, p. 604.
before income
Income
$1.03
this
replacement
Profit
Dec.
profit
44,998,100
9,482,576
$3 007,142
Lukens Steel Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Co. (68.43% owned) for the Six
31, 1948, after provision for taxes, amounted to
$1,373,231.
This compares with net profit of $1,348,134 on the same
basis for the corresponding 1947 period.
The
48,164,043
7,174,308
♦2,190,366
output
1
$0.95
•
47,783,140
5,142,759
"4,233,148
Three Months Ended—
sales
cover
profit
ended
52,671,314
railway
Net
1,048,345
$1,782,587
7
on
shares-
net
mcnths
averaged
averaging
1,875,000
"380,052
income...,
Electric
Common
Net profit—
Earnings per share
V; /y//,
•>612,352
'♦45',326
eG3o',C02
$3,580,343'
railway......
oper
totaled
$15,314,968
1,580,759
141,347
402,552
Louisville Gas & Electric Co.
1948—6 Mos.—1947
$8,570,218
1945
152,051
♦785,117
35,451,000 kwh.,
corresponding week last
1,233,254
taxes
come
plants during the year," r
labor relations showed con¬
1948
1800.
p.
$8,425,591
operations.
from
♦Deficit.—V.
dismissed by the U. S. District
Kellett company's reorganization
1946
$3,841,831
26,684
income...
\
?
,
Brown
ry.
1948—3 Mos.—1947
-
Profit
company's
1945
Mr.
Net
The Coldaire firm appealed the decision.—V. 168,
Sales
prices
of
.
the
years
business,
from
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.—Earnings-
improvement."
Noting
vested
Net
Philadelphia, Pa., on
Chicago for $450,000
and for the return of $40,260
to be.used for production of
1947
$3,964,290
January 1—
Gross
of
,
originally
during the
were
Philadelphia
Period End. Dec. 31—
.
.
of
at
From
at
Corp.
-v.,*
building products.
In
falling off in demand for
including home insulation
the
"On
claims
proceedings.
sections
railway
railway..:
ry.. oper.
and
was
compared
•
two
-
1947.
in
strikes
some
compared
Employment at the end of 1948
wage
increases in United States
that
8.2
be
industrial
many
year
years
company's building, products
types of shingles."
certain
1947.
the
to
appeared
for
of
Appeals
Coldaire
of
Kellett Aircraft Corp.,
for manufacturing tools
Kellet
after
year,
of
Court
claim
1948
from
from
Claims—
on
refrigeration cabinets.
:
9.6%.
average
pa.d
12,500
Court
the
During
the
on
number
a
what
of
moderate.
were
Circuit
S.
the
against
from
•
advanced
in
demand
quarter
of
some
time
experienced
last
and
products
first
fluctuation
the
general
U.
rejected
9
damages
showing increases in physical vol¬
ume of 10%
to 18% included asbestos fibre, Transite
(asbestos-cement)
pipe, magnesia and Superex industrial insulations, Marinite and Marine
sheathing, asbestos shingles, and asphalt and asbestos roofings. Pro¬
duction of insulating board products increased
40%.
"Price
Third
The
>
Corp.—Upheld
5
Long Island RR.—Earnings—
December—
Gross
Net
Kellett Aircraft
shortly
begun
program
World
(701)
}
Net
outstanding at the end of 1948, compared with
2,905,810 shares at the end of 1947. Dividends of $3.50 were declared
on
the 3Vs% cumulative preferred stock which was issued in 1945.
"Record
-
quarter by sales'of other fixed assets at'a profit.
tReduced $3,158,407
from amount previously reported to rellect the application of vacation
wages and other costs determined in
1948 to have accrued in 1947.
tAdjusted.—V. 168, p. 2120.
:
—
.
stock
common
CHRONICLE
•
to
$12,642,742, including $9,660,000 levied
on United States
and Canadian income.
In 1947, they were $8,192,272,
including $5,789,000 levied on.income and excess profits.
Dividends of $2 per share were paid on the common stcck in
1948r
compared with $1.40 in 1947 after adjustment for a three-for-one
split of the common stock in May, 1947. There were 2.906,059 shares
of
•
...
Number of
—V.
stores operated-!;—
169, p. 110.
1949
'
1948
Higher1947
$5,947,644
$5,789,302
$5,518,922
202
198
139
,
'
Month of January—
Retail
—V.
'
1948
$3,511,904
1949
$3,857,217
"
'
sales
1947
$3,510,131
The
Stores, Inc.—January Sales Slightly Off—
Jan. 31—
1949—Month—1948
1949—12 Mos.—1948
Period End.
A
•-
\
''
'
"
!
•
V.
169,
.',"y
207.
p.
,
,
$
'
!.
Dec.
■
■.
1949,
This
approved
have
directors
;The
for
1946
__
_
budget of $5,500,000
construction
a
Brown, President, announced on Feb. 10.
is owned jointly by Consumers Power Co.
Eastern Pipe
Line Co., with Consumers owning
A.
J.
and the
company
a 75%
natural gas brought from the Southwest by
Panhandle
it to storage fields in north-central Michigan.
In winter months the gas is taken out of storage and delivered to
Consumers Power Co. for distribution in its service area of 254 Mich¬
Panhandle
receives
and pipes
It
'interest.
high
inch
20
The
1949
miles of
is construction of 61
from Freedom Junction in
program
pipe line
pressure
Southern
fields during 1949 to facilitate the
storage, and ten exploratory wells
Refine the outlines of the fields.-—V. 165, p. 339..,
./.v.
Lake storage
Cranberry
Of
eligible
not'
share
corporation
.may
:the
current
The
is limited
totals
issue
shares at $6 per share.
Purchase
the company and payment may
three-year period.
»
company
Y.—V.
N.
inc.
1,693,730
Dr659
2,407
$1,485,004
$2,643,136
$2,844,729
tax
290,208
111,619
195,047
602,741
281.089
1,004,568
at
Balance
$1,045,924
$1,373,384
$1,845,348
$1,559,073
'
.
secur¬
on
profits (est.)
paid.
ities
3l__
Dec.
COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET, DEC.
hand
at cost
bonds in portfolio (at avge. cost.)
in
National
Aviation
Research
banks and
In
U.
Govt,
S.
Investment
Co.—Stock Issue Approved
75%
Corp.,
Feb. 4 received SEC authorization to make an
offering of 59,090 additional shares of its common stock to its stock¬
holders of record Feb. 3,
1949, the subscription price being $21 per
interest
to
charges
50,000
(at cost)
receivable
50,000
«
17,220
6,215
1,191
583
$7,710,285
$4,976
ican
(its proportionate part)
v
2,386,373
2,386,373
4.139,369
4,139.369
financing
Proceeds of the stock and bond sale
and other purposes.—V. 168, p. 605.
program.
construction
for
used
are to be
Receive Bids for Bonds—
Monongahela Power Co.—To
The
the purchase of $6,000,000 first
by the company
12 o'clock noon
has invited bids for
company
due 1979. Such bids will be received
50 Broad St., New York, N. Y., up to
mortgage bonds
Room
at
(EST)
901,
«Net
from
Gr6'ss
Net
—V.. 169,
5,'830,859
2,683,385
936,808
2,868,358
4,080,661
oper.
ry»
4,252,404
1,490,972
.
1,653,799
—V.
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings
1948—Month—1947
1948—12 Mos.—1947
Operating
rfrpe
..operating
Operating
$6,609,038
$5,667,867
5,438,512
revenues
51,359,865
5,154,215
57,923,967
s''
•
Net
'•'Net
charges
169,'
—V.
$676,729
$379,021
$7,665,890
$3,178,052
506,788
income
operating
after
283,374
5,698,911
—
National Cylinder Gas
of
January—
-
6.22%—
$8,490,803
Stores in operation
V.
T947
1948
1949
<-
.
$7,993,684
$7,001,090
210
—
209
209
—
169, p. 208.
Mutual Investment Fund, Inc.—Annual Report—
Years Ended
Dec.
Dividend- income,
$35j757
/>
Expenses-
,•
$42,000
,
9,991
10,337
V
1946
1945
$36,798
$42,101
1947
1948
31—
etc,-..
1,373,384
$7,346,156
.12,145
.
12,270
$29,830
Maryland
140
New
$25,420
$32,009
$24,653
170
taxes
170
155
taxes
138
161
490
25
617
819
,608
Net
taxes
income
Net
^Earnings
0
share
common
per
-S^ies
CONSOLIDATED
sales
Net
of
Cost
13,308,935
144,601
profit
Operating
income
9,573,146
$1,510,598
228,406
$1,953,519
256,765
$1,739,004
568,021
$2,210,283
1,140,356
$1,389,989
1,036,095
$1,170,983
$1,069,927
income
income
tax..
'
,■■■
Income
Net
25,178
82,500
on
$6
on
common
Earned
per
%
pfd. stock..
Divs.
com.
.______
____—
405.000
93,300
$2.60
share.
in
stock
$24,495
$30,859
$23,399
fBal.
of
AS OF SEPT.
BALANCE SHEET
banks
188
■
distribut.
Distributions
payable
v
*
»
paid
30, 1948
income
the
of
LIABILITIES—Accounts paH^ 'and accruals/$943,487; reserve for
income taxes
(less $124,954 U. S. tax anticipation notes—
$570,398; deferred credits to income, $200; reserve for con¬
water
1948
as
Other
The
"to
asset
$12.91
value
at
Dec.
per
31,
at-
market,
on
$140,095)
,
.
accrued
chased,
total,
at
market,
dividends
$259;
management
for
surplus, $2,391,780;
$450,000;
and as
dis¬
owned
DEC. 31,
$139,826;
1948
Jan.
but
not
number
at
Jan.
29,
of
stores
1949.—V.
Neisner Brothers,
(cost
$401,521)
in
subscriptions receivable,
delivered
Days End.
29, '49
Jan. 31. '48
Jan. 25, '47
operation decreased
from 700 in 1948 to
accrued
of
assets,
p.
1948,
$3,821;
and
Br 1,267
21,807,458
5,471,450
23,904,038
6,167,643
16.336,008
17,736,395
2,876,020
2,876,020
13,459,988
pfd. stks. of subs. cos.
on
income
...
14,860,375
Earnings per
J.
Earle
2,424,025
12,436,350
$1.15
$1.30
share
common
President, stated that the decline in net revenue
mounting cost of operations which were accentuated by a
Machold,
to
due
was
Corp.—
2,424,025
11,035.963
requirements on pfd. stocks of
Balance
increase and by severe drought conditions in 1948.
The
materially reduced the output of* hydro electric stations,
increasing the use and cost of coal and purchased power.
However, Mr. Machold said, recent rainfalls have created the largest
wafer reserve for hydro generation that the System has had at this
time in many years, thereby substantially increasing the kwh. generated
general wage
drought
thereby
by
the 80 System hydro electric plants in northern and eastern
Hydro electric generation in these plants in January, 1949,
New
was
kilowatt-hours, or 118% greater than in January,
Machold stated that the Niagara Hudson System is making
million
$1,417;
expenses,.
$832;
accrued
total,
sales
2227.
investments
1949
$3,173,156
1948
$3,034,731
1947
$2,587,640
the
year
ended
respectively.—V. 168,
power
and
to
its expansion program to take care of
provide additional reserve capacity.—V.
in
The
corporation
meet
to
its
demands for
169,' p. 606.
Corp.—Borrows from Banking Group—
has borrowed $6,000,000 from
a
seasonal
cash requirements,"
"usual
Co.—Earnings— %
3 Months Ended Nov.
Federal
profit
income '
30—
.
,
,
on
1948
————
.
1947
$59,540
■
$44,428
22,625
tax'.;.———i-_i:——I;—
16,883
$36,915
$27,545
Operations of the Canadian subsidiary, unaudited, before taxes for
the three months' operations ended Nov. 30, 1948, show an operating
profit (Canadian dollars) of $4,918 (same period prior year showed
an
operating deficit of $1,625).
Net profit after provision for taxes
Net
is
profit—
estimated
at $3,443.—V. 168, p.
•
1365.
—
banking group
Henri
Sadacca,
announced on Feb. 10.
...
■ ■
.
•
■
The present loan,
he said, is payable on or before Jan. 31, 1950.
Since Dec. 31,
1948, the corporation has reduced its long-term debt
$400,000 to $3,600,000.
"We are planning a lower price level for our merchandise in
1949
to
stimulate
sales
and
have geared
our
manufacturing operations
to this program by effecting changes in operations which should result
in substantial economies," said Mr. Sadacca.—V. 168, p. 2545.
President,
North American
111.
Nestle-LeMur
Operating
overload
during
p.
Qn
$609,289.
of
aggregated $219,745 and $241,411,
169,
great progress
H. Kindelberger,
bonds pur¬
deferred charges, $329;
interest
commisreserve for Federal income tax, $617; capital stock ($1 par
value), $46,949;
paid-in surplus, $671,110; security profit and loss
account, Dr$ 117,472; undistributed income, $3,312; unrealized appre¬
31,
Inc.—January Sales Up 4.56%—
of January—
(cost
'
NOTE—Purchases
——
—
requirements
Crl38,744
23,905,305
Dr4,869
.1
Noma Electric
Days End.
169, p. 380.
sales
—V.
cash in hands of custodian, $60,055;
$1,792;
$609,289.
ciation
1,804,405
16,171,644
Crll5,089
—
deductions
Divid.
3 Wks. & 3
End.
$20,754,957 $21,696,091 $13,388,714
—
The
659
Net
custodian
by
purchased
securities
receivable,
held
and
sion, $120;;
Dec.
10,287,700
586,431
8,197.000
584,802
1,886,180
17.193,445
21,812,327
appropriation
Balance
Chicago—Sales 4.34% Lower—
4 Wks. & 2
$13.71. at Dec. 31, 1947,
share depreciated from
LIABILITIES—A,ccrued.
reserve
—
income
Mr.
Sales'
sale of securities.
remuneration
BALANCE SHEET,
$405,612;
income
income
Gross
1948.
for pension and
(par value $1),
total, $5,974,629.—V. 169, p. 208.
including inventory, $1,423,773; reserve
retirement fund
(contra), $194,992; common stock
tingencies
Month
t.
—-
diversion
Emergency
269
1948.
ASSETS—Securities
—
taxes
about
bursing agent.
•
—
charge
York.
29,476
23,521
29,040
47,546
profit or loss
year
i.
taxes
State
contra)
4 Wks.
._
^Exclusive
taxes
income
York
New
Dividend
$124,954 applied
to tax
lower of cost or
market (less $223,793 reserve for markdowns), $2,216,688;
notes and
accounts receivable—trade and miscellaneous (less reserve), $133,253;
furniture, fixtures and leasehold improvements (after reserve for de¬
preciation and amortization of $809,168), $579,706; deposits, public
utilities and sundry assets, $1,428; miscellaneous assets, $5,220; unex¬
pired insurance premiums, rent advances, etc., $73,869; pension and
retirement fund (contra), $194,992; total, $5,974,629.
or
y"; The Fund paid the Mutual Management Co. an aggregate of $7,268
during
Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
1943
1 1947
/'
s
; $•'
—— 13G.161.0G9
129,005,041
and depreciation
88,597,404 76,388,300
'
$2,436,867; U. S. tax antici¬
and on hand,
C at cash redemption value (less
liability—contra), $332,606; merchandise—at
income
net
for
avail,
754,112
$0.73
pation notes- series
National Tea Co.,
...
*3,473,586
31—
maintenance
Operation,
Federal
Net
$28,563
tax
for Fed. inc. taxes
Prov.
880,394
' '' .7
•
Operating
225,000
$2.38
405,000
$2.40
stock.
CONSOLIDATED
34,458,112
33,704,000
280.
p.
:■
Income
,
30,2.0,414
33,704,000
Niagara Hudson Power
Other
Total
9,306.394
8,426,000
$353,895
5,744
241,172
(net)
Federal
39,488,535
5,030,423
$1,389,989
$1,681,749
603,591
_
_
13,150,221
181,822
$1,440,577
amort..
13,782.148
227,718
$1,078,158
&
169,
Operating revenues
1945
$11,056,436
39,818,172
9,587,758
6,812,960
8,426,000
—
12 Months Ended Dec.
:
Canadian
selling & gen. exps...
Other
ACCOUNT
and
sold,
nulse.
INCOME
1948
1947 ' "% 1946
$14,894,113 $15,520,464 $15,285,561
1,116,839
10,321,101
1,514,707
°1,613,040
income—.
"Loss.—V.
1949—4 Mos.—1948
$6,687,565 " $6,118,095
$737,629
$840,743
—
1,005,876
9,770,991
2,958.031
Balance
Inc.—Sales—
1949—Month—1948
Period End. Jan. 31—
.
38.H12.29G
487,762
/;./■'
Net
$1.50
$1.90
....
10,333,339
72,537
income
Dividends
JEstimated.—V. 168, p. 1906,
requirements.
preferred dividend
After
._
...
.
38,371,696
9,698,454
income
(net)
oper.
Interest deductions.
J1948
1947
$25,840,000 $23,057,679
2,670,000
2,135,825
S
96,507,321 402,275,819 355,403,178
72,029,518 310,084,709 233,107,110
14,144,464 53,378,814 53,924,372
915
Jersey franchise tax
Capital
105,413,132
83,257,578
12,457,100
Operating expenses.——
$
$
£»
Operating
1943—12 Mos.—1947
1948—3 Mos.—1947
Operating revenues
Federal
bef.
Remainder
Certificates—
Co.—Earnings—
Telephone
York
New
Period End. Dec. 31—
•
$7,710,285
Co.—Earnings—
„
ASSETS—Cash
(G. C.) Murphy Co.- -January Sales Increased
Month
Sales
Central RR.—Bids for
expects to send out invitations Feb. 18 for bids on
equipment trust certificates, to mature over a period
of 15 years.
Bids are tentatively scheduled to be opened March 2.
It
will be an issue covering 80%
of the estimated cost of slightly under
$16,000,000 of equipment.
This will consist of 11 Diesel-electric road
locomotive "A" units and two "B" units, of 1,500 h.p; eucn; 25 Diesel
switching locomotives of 600
h.p. each; 38 slainless-steel sleeping
cars
and 1,100 freight cars.—V. 169, p. 605.
,
Other
Calendar Years—
Sales
1,698,451
379.
p.
this policyholders' meet¬
of
Total income
Divs.
8,165,315
413,406
493,797
Operating taxes
1,045,925
1585.
p.
$73,755,172 $59,692,132
4,875.440
expenses
192,709
231,322
26,764
20,778.
Now, at the time of
..
of the company,
the end of the
company
iV
$5,694,631 $73,986,494 $59,884,841
$6,629,816
revenues
I/ncollectible oper. rev.i
168,
Dr243,127
Dr243,127
—
Depreciation
Period End. Dec. 31—
the strong financial position
England Mutual's assets at
on
"New
$997,000,000,
.
1,082,217
111.
p.
share)
Total
Years Ended Sept. 30—
railway
income
from
.Net
surplus
"7:
8,3l9,'60^ " 5,983,312
8,557;750'
railway..._
per
(30.800 shares at cost)
since Jan. 1, 1938
stock
Treasury
130,830
73,277 M (
87,966
•
,;i,i
1%
January
'
279,650
216,888 "
<
•
•
New York
The
1945
$497,168
342,444
72,325
income...
oper.
ry;
'/V 'Frorn
$732,959
301,961''
(par value $5
surplus..
National Shirt Shops of Delaware,
1946
$486,308
1947
1948
$718,225
securities purchased
for
Capital stock
Paid-in
Monongahela Ry.- -Earnings—
December—
Gro.ssr,b'om railway
Net tvorn railway'--
accrual?
taxes
brokers
Due
169, p. 379.
Feb. 15.—V.
on
for
Reserve
and
payable
Accounts
Earned
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—N. Y. Registrar—»
The
Bankers Trust Co.,
16-.' Wall St., New York, N. Y., has been
appointed New York registrar and New York paying agent for the
'2%% equipment trust certificates, 1949 series.—V. 169, p. 605.
the
was
LIABILITIES—
Light Co.
&
Power
50,000 shares
1.948
have passed one billion dollars.
allocation of $13,800,000
$12,300,000
1,243
48,741
As owner of 550,000
;-
in
maintains the 1948 scale
and
is $800,000 larger than
the amount apportioned last year, due
to
the increased business of
the company.
Our total surplus, now
$66,455,000, including an investment fluctuation reserve of $16,000,000,
was
Increased by $5,120,000.
This increase kept pace with the gain
in assets,
the ratio of surplus to admitted assets of 6:6% being the
same as at the end of 1947.'*
'
Receipts from insurance and annuity premiums exceeded $100,000,000
for
the
first time.
Income from investment brought the total to
$133,000,000.
:
v
"Opportunities for investing the company's incoming money in 1948
were
more
favorable than in recent years," Mr. Smith pointed out.
"The
average
rate of returp* on new investments showed a healthy
increase.
It
is too early to say whether the upturn-Is more than
temporary,
but our net interest rate on mean invested assets ex¬
ceeded by a larger margin than in recent years the amount necessary
to maintain all insurance and annuity reserves."—V.
168, p. 2327.
$4,302
2,592
10,049
expense
Total
shares (84.6%) of the outstanding stock, Amer¬
(New York) will exercise its right to purchase
of the new shares at the aggre¬
gate subscription price of $1,050,000.
:
Qualified dealers will receive 25 cents for each of the remaining
(shares as to which they are instrumental in effecting subscriptions,
Minnesota also has on lile with the Commission a $4,000,000 bond
5,830,682
issued
dividend
"The
1947
$260,680
1,551,119
$7,346,156
Deferred
share.
owned
and
Dividends
on
securities,
and
31
1948
$325,995
724,735
6,238,020
ASSETS—
Cash
on
company
928,703
Dr641
$1,336,132
Stocks
& Light
Minnesota Power
■The
Dr474,706
Dividends
500.
p.
$271,617
876,975
£>r307,834
(net)
&
169,
$156,020
1,559,072
Dr296
Fed.
Mfg. Co.—Definitive Debentures
.v-'.Definitive 2%$^ sinking fund debentures due Oct. 1, 1967, are now
"•"■available for delivery in exchange for outstanding temporary coupon
debentures at the Guaranty Trust Co.
of New York, 140 Broadway,
York,
$115,002
1,845,349
se¬
Total
j stockholders ;not in default of their purchase contracts on Dec. 31 of
'the years 1949, 1950 and 1951, a pro rata share of 10% of the
company's net profits alter taxes, proportionate to the number of
^shares subscribed or held by employees on that date.—V. 169, p. 604.
'New
$270,878
1,373,384
1.
sales of
■
said:
were
they
ing,
than
more
other three-year
President, stated at the
in any
as
in the company's history.
Insurance in force
of $162,000,000 during the year, and is
now
This is more than double the amount in lorce at the
1929."
Smith
'year
issued
has
company
insurance
life
gain
Commenting
In
Mr.
52,382
28,788
items
.
/Minnesota Mining
$352,787
57,262
23,895
this
years
new
year
net
a
of
end
adjust, prior years'
Net
will distribute to employee
.
$237,177
55,980
15,865
much
as
$2,610,000,000.
,14,988
$186,847
postwar
three
largest
showed
64,563
18,082
income.
at Jan.
surp.
from
SURPLUS
26,252
•
the
again
Co.—New Busi¬
Largest in Its History—
in 1948 Second
second
AND EARNED
England Mutual Life Insurance
period in its history," George Willard Smith,
company's 105th annual meeting.
"The
$'259,000,000 of new lile
insurance
31, 1948,
20,157
$353,523
.
expense
curities
employee-subscribers to share in profits of
has been set up as part
for the next three years also
.of the second stock purchase plan.
Under terms of this agreement, the airline
the
Profit
half
1945
$337,799
12,099
expense—
ordinary
Earned
13,273
for the
arrangement
An
Net
Dec,
on
1947 %
1946
$166,690
$210,925
1948
$341,424
31—
divs.
income.—
Management
Corporate
corporation
the
605.
169, p.
"In
time to
of
decrease
a
New
capital stock in 1948.
own
of its own stock, from
INCOME
ORDINARY
OF
income
Total
of
stockholders
of
cash
from
Interest
employees and officers of
to
did not buy any of its
Years Ended Dec.
Income
3.
Feb.
on
in instalments over a
be made
4
movement
to .further
stock purchase plan, whereby some 450
common
—V.
comparison with 3,688 a year ago.
in
STATEMENT
employees
to' participate in an original issue offered Jan. 15, 1948,
in company ownership and earnings, w(is announced by
second
A
number
3,554
was
to Employees—
rMid-Contineiit Airlines, Inc.—Stock
f
.'
and out of
into
gas
$14.76
it intends to purchase shares
conditions warrant.
as
The
Lansing, Michigan, to increase the
-company's capacity for transporting gas to its storage fields.
The
company
plans to drill 41 new wells in the Winterfield and
the Panhandle lines to
Michigan on
Feb. 4 week is reported at 260,657,000 cu. ft.
19,514,000 cu. ft.^ or 6.97%
below production
the corresponding week a year ago.
Jan.
31, the Association
reports electric
output of 67,417,730 kwh.
This is a decrease of 3,141,020 kwh., or
4.45%
below
production of 70,558,750 kwh. for the corresponding
month a year ago.
„/
• ,
Gas
output for January, 1949 is reported at 1,041,600,000 cu. ft.
This is a decrease of 106,727,000 cu. ft.,
or 9.29%
below production
of
1,148,327,000 cu. ft. lor the corresponding month a year ago.
the
for
output
is
280,171.000 cu. ft. for
For
the
month
ended
ness
corporation
time,
ago.
Gas
of
subsequent years.
However,
igan cities and towns.
Chief
item on
the
This
Share
6,876,253
8,040,237
13,307,198
9,240,918
1947
31,
—
>.
Paid per
Paid
$290,203
$0.65
15.40
111,619
0.25
18.01
602,741
1.35
Dec. 31, 1945
29.81
1,004,568
2.25
Dec. 31, 1944
20.70
334,856
0.75
No
allowances for Federal
income tax on unrealized appreciation
have been deducted from the net asset values indicated above.
Prior
to the decision' that the corporation should qualify for taxation as a
regulated investment company it had reported net assets after deduct¬
ing such allowances.
Consequently, the net asset figure for 1944
shown above has been restated for purposes of comparison
with the
Dec. 31,
Co.—Budget Approved—
A-VMichigan Gas Storage
year
Dividends
Share
per
$6,592,031
1948
31
Dec.
'
7,485,600 119,113,300 113,012,700
7,433,500
Sales
Net Assets
kwh.
production of
below
Dividends
Net Assets
¥
Electric Association—Output—
this Association reports electric output
This is a decrease of 708,442 kwh.; or 4.40%
16,113,743 kwh. for the corresponding week a
Feb. 4,
ended
week
the
15,405,301
of
comparable
of several prior years were:
figures at the close
169, p. 207.
Mercantile
n
Robinson,
F.
England Gas &
New
For
President, Jan. 28, said in part:
indicated value of net assets on Dec. 31, 1948, and
Frederick
1949
Monday, February 14,
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
Corp.—Annual Report—
National Aviation
Sales Up 9.8%-
Melville Shoe Corp.—January
1
COMMERCIAL
THE
6, (702)
Aviation, Inc.—Annual
Report—James
Chairman, and J. L. Atwood,
Jan. 12 said in
President,
part:
-
%
1948 fiscal
year
amounted to $94,782,739, an increase of $74,273,748 over the
1947
fiscal
year.
Net income after all charges,
including provision
of $4,000,000 for payment of Federal taxes on income, was $6,779,561.
This net income equals $1.97' a share on the 3,435,033 shares of stock
outstanding, or about 7 cents of each dollar of sales and other in¬
come.
In 1947, the previous fiscal year, the company reported a net
loss of $28,259 from operations after tax credits.
'
A
dividend of 50 cents per share on the company's capital stock
was
declared
by
the directors on Aug. 27,
1948, and paid on
Net
sales
and
other
income
of the company during the
1
Volume
Number 4777
169
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
'
With, substantial financing
(than' in Illinois,
{ on/Dec, If/ 1948/; The compiahydoes .not maintain a regular dividend
rate, but? rather declares arid pays dividends. %hen; in the judgment of
the-board of directors, • the company's* profit and financial position
:
justifies such payment. Since 1937 dividends have been distributed
1. to stockholders? in every fiscal, year except 1947, when postwar ad¬
justments led' the-' directors • to .conclude that conservation of cash
;
resources -was of
primary importance to the corporation and its
.
stockholders.
'
.
dhring
1948'
filled
...
orders
the
by
not reflected in the
Net
over
1948, amounted to $40,178,687,
at Sept. 30, 1947.
The cash balance
30, 1948, was $11,307,020, representing a substantial increase
the cash balance of $5,219,007
at the end of the 1947 fiscal
with
$36,608,018
sold its interest in this company on June
comprised 1,000,061 shares of capital stock,
or approximately
29'; of the 3,435,033 shares outstanding. The stock
was
sold to the public through a group of about 115 underwriters at
a
price of $12.75 per share.
North American Aviation received no
part of the proceeds of the sale.
As compared with
29,494 stockholders of record at Sept. 30, 1947,
there were 30,835 stockholders of record at Sept. 30, 1948.
Motors
General
The
1948.
Corp.
interest
INCOME
CONSOLIDATED
ENDED SEPT.
YEARS
FOR
ACCOUNT
sales of
Net
The
'
♦Other
parts,
airplanes,
income
i
Total
sales
and
INCOME
Net
income
Earned
on
$6,779,561
._
32,514,979
at beginning of the year—.
balance of res. for conting—
of
Provision
State
Gross
income
income
t$28,259
28,102,758
(before
in
Earned
income
of
$328,359
and
license
fee,
$143,280;
1947
includes license fee of
$500,000.
tLoss.
f 1947 estimated
credit arising principally from
carry-back of 1947 net operating loss.
Sin the 1947 annual report
item
this
:
i
adjustment
shown
was
as
renegotiation
1946
on
*Preliminary.—V. 169, p.
inc.
990,000
in
S.
States
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Operating
1948
Patents,
for
operating inc.
equivalent
4%
108,650
in
$2,260,473
247,916
$1,800,732
$2,508,389
596,536
888,348
$1,620,041
27,135
27,135
1,185,000
in
5',;
on
common
—V.
169, p.
SHEET,
BALANCE
CONSOLIDATED
30
1948
1,072,198
preferred stock
stock
income
to
Earnings
per
Based
1948
corporation
Cash
shares
of
168,
$
$
$
United
Other trade acets.
1947,
$59,904:
105,380,300
27,865
255,343
9,233,230
8,427,043
105,124,957
expenses
7,139,063
6,436,090
1,155.163
1,065,424
79,062,724
13,812,605
67,636,068
taxes
Operating
revenues
net
refund
claims,
principally
erating
Fed.
of
from
& accrued
taxes
items—
arising
706,754
747,060
inc.
on
carry-back of 1947 net op¬
11,150,748
loss
and
work
materials
Raw
Accumulated costs
Investments
in
progress
r-'-_
cngin. serv. contracts—-
on
i——.—
-
•Property, plant and equipment
Deferred charges (taxes, insurance,
Total
83,328,766
10,056,061
272,209
34,357
1,733,999
683,163
——.
515,982
etc.)
6,746,474
102,861
34,769
LIABILITIES—
of
Fed.
Accrued
inc.
accrued
Other
&
$3,376,815
exc.i
Accrued
salaries
and
Refund
accrued
in
of
contracts
for
accrued
Other
Progress
sales
payment
loss
for
1-
1,300,006
907~814
2,712,696
1,992,044
—
wages..
with
and
and
deposits
contract
in
Net
63,689,563
Earned
surp.
Total
•After
reserves
for
and $4,064,120
1948
depreciation
and
3,435,033
3,109,938
37,577,024
amortization
of
$4,423,046
in
Stock of Coal Firm
compliance
mon
as
a
capital contribution to Union Electric,
stock is owned by North American, of certain
all fo whose com¬
West Kentucky Coal
properties and equipment, and for the subsequent distribution of. West
Kentucky Coal stock to North American stockholders on a l-for-10
basis.
submitting the plan to the SEC, Herbert C. Freeman, President of
North American Co., said the transfer of West Kentucky's Ohio River
properties will result- in substantial economies and improved efficiency
of operation for. Union Electric.
He explained also that Union Electric
would be in position to construct new power plants in Missouri rather
In
1946
5,108,721
6,121,654
5,211,346
expenses—
of
9.
separate
com¬
approximately 1,500
with other firms.—
jointly
Sales
reported
exceeded
that
those
the
of
com¬
the
pre¬
the
to
slightly downward trend
exceeded In volume only by
were
1946.—V.
and
11
had
1948
counter
run
1945
Higher—
Feb.
on
in
169, p. 10.
1949
1948
1947
849,130,699 $47,983,127 $44,277,876
on
96,911
127,138
$73,272
$1,302,596
$1,090,206
24,750
28,583
39,196
purch., etc.)
$98,022
$1,331,179
$1,129,402
27,771
37,267
to
and
Canadian
Capital
earned
to
shares
Gross
168, p.
22,515
2,441
Net
ry.
This
in
44(ooo
634,400
from
$657,070
ry.
$656,937
694,232
594,288
594,242
$0.01
$1.10
$1.10
California
to
pany
before
issue
June
828,920
at
30,
tubes.—V.
will
be
and/or
169,
and
V.
to
shares
share.
a
in
the
shares
to
be
The
ratio
held;
has
from
from
ry.
i-eimburse
be
the
offered
of
a
date
r
for
to
.
previously
be
five
each
used
to
repay
temporary
fixed
by
treasury for expenditures made
in
from banks
expansion.—
■
par
tion
with
The
.z
••
value
the
writing with
is
planning the issuance of
preferred stock.
The issue is
SEC
company
is
Blyth
within
the
carrying
«fe
Co.,
The
v
■
'•'
from
ry.
income
169,
312,548
717,747
*14,530,667
32,311,073
69,293,118
25,917,224-
87,180,539
607.
p.
next
on
two
Inc.—V.
168,
100,000 shares of new
scheduled for registra¬
weeks.
negotiations
p.
1948
1947
1946
1945
$715,835
$769,319
$744,149
$614,459
*161,049
*69,095
*109,100
*138,176
*446,914
*306,920
*279,427
*358,296
11,646,558
*320,960
11,432,302
11,044,394
11,314,508
637,856
763,059
2,104,628
*3,243,540
*2,208,890
*1,652,196
*624,040
Income
railway
oper.
income
169, p.
ment Extends
The
of
113.
this
to
air
Support—
Government of
Aviation,
carrier
through General Jose Villanueva, Minister
Peru,
announced in Lima that it was extending support
only non-subsidized international scheduled
in the world.
C. W. Webster, Execut've Vice-President and
on Feb. 3
corporation,
the
■
concerning
the
»
:
under¬
2229.
Co.—Improves Portland Office—
stated
the line,
Manager of
the financial
that details of
as¬
sistance being extended PIA have not as yet been settled, but are being
worked out between government officials and representatives of the
/'
airline.
question
sideration
as
that
official
of
since
March,
country's
:
'
support
1946,
designated
when PIA
air
/.
Peruvian has
for
carrier,
Mr.
"This extension of governmental support,"
been
under con¬
first certificated by Peru
was
Webster explained.
Mr. Webster said, "will at
least partially offset the heavy U. S. Government subsidies which have
been enjoyed by our t<vo principal competitors—-Panagra and Bfaniff
Airways.
Peruvian
Under
and
airline
a
bilateral
the
agreement,
Peruvian
permitted
to
signed
Government,
operate
our
between
by
the United' States
is the only
company
Lima
and
American
cities."
is
investing approximately $100,000 in new equipment
and improvements at the Portland (Ore.) Zone office, it was announced
on Feb. 4 by C. E.
Briggs, Assistant General Sales Manager, who discompany
3,784,783
999,982,900 903,268,089 822,007,585 936,453,411
167,136,923 113,390,548
76,331,185 152,505;980
railway
Government
Packard Motor Car
1945
$64,300,576
*39,048,146
railway
from
The
$100
1946
1947
.
loans
Pacific Lighting Co.—Plans New Issue—
company
Corp., also <of New
$1,200,000 to that
the Pennsylvania
5,071,990
railway
oper.
Net
stockholders,
as
share
one
on
to
stock,
new
com¬
169, p. 606.
The
of
acquire
Peruvian International Airways, Lima, Peru—Govern¬
the
■
,
to
January 1—
General
will
funds
7,069,904
income
"Deficit.—V.
authorized
.
proceeds
addi¬
.Assiocifited
10,424,914
railway
Net
112.
p.
Commission
common
preferred
<'
directors.
The
Utilities
$100
offered
Utilities
contribution
the
$82,065,718 $76,770,690 $66,667,791
;
railway
oper.
Net
announced on Feb. 9 that it has acquired a 50%
Tube Research Laboratories of Clifton, N.
J.,
Public
60,000
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Stock Authorized—
The
has
company
parent,
2546.
p.
December—
Gross
Gross
111.—Acquisition—
Television
television
168,
Public
capital
With
1948
"Deficit,—V.
Net
of
it
railway
oper.
Net
428,900
$3,736
surplus
Electric Co., Chicago,
manufacturers
its
to
sell
income
outstanding-
corporation
General
cash
railway
from
From
interest
stock
common
Issuance—
this
issue ,*nd
From January 1—
6,372
746.
Oxford
Stock
program,
to
York, for $1,200,000 cash.
a
provide
from
from
Net
share
per
par
parent,
stock.—V,
37,192
exchange
foreign
New
authorization
$20
its
make
Co.—Seeks
construction
for
December—
discontinued
on
of
of
general
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings-
plant
oper.
operations
(disc,
profit
Earnings
plan,
transfer
two
an
government's
Feb.
$6,398,463
,
filed with the SEC jointly by North American Co., Union
Electric Co. of Missouri and West Kentucky Coal Co. provides for the
The
of
SEC
latter's
will
Electric
1947
Normal and surtax
interest in West Kentucky Coal Co.
stock
sales
whole.
a
its
shares
company
$7,551,387
etc.
announced,
with requirements of the Securities and Ex¬
change Commission under the Public Utility Holding Company Act,
this company on Feb. 7 announced a plan for divestment of its 100%
further
Subs.)
sell.,
151,535
from
Wise.,
taxes:
3,109,938
32,514,979
in 1947.—V. 168, p. 2545,
North American Co.—To Pay Out
(&
Co.
1948
ship'g,
admin,
service
from
common
In
Manufacturing
&
;
paid,
products,
$121,015,127 $86,165,253
-
sold,
amort
profit
Total
Int.
37,384,586
3,435,033
reached
the
on
with
compared
owned
or
President,
thus had
as
the
Electric Co.
593,492
12,405
surplus ————————
(accumulated since Dec. 31, 1934)
Capital
tional
Gross
1,190,685
progress.
Capital stock shares of $1—
and
and
Other income
under
received
owned
January—
I—
to
Net
—V.
254,518
1,819,189
—
——;——_——
on
11,978,872
equipment
Net
rcncg.
materials—
liabilities
contracts.
Reserve
12,158,013
12,325,166
$5,333,528
general
3,740,347
connection
war
12,249,628
895,964
2,024,277
taxes-
profits
taxes——
925,529
960,829
products
Deprec.
$3,000,000
——
theatres,
650
wine
years
finance
939,004
income
charges
sales
Fed.,
payable—banks
payable
Notes
have
end
theatre
Pennsylvania (Electric
12,964,413
169, p. 380.
Loss
Accounts
to
reported
for dividing the firm into
production and distribution
Schulte,
war
applied
3 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Net
_$121,015,127 $86,165,253
__
Department
decree
was
169,.p. 208.
York,
56,526,768
3,392,968
—
supplies—
and
—V.
Cost
Inventories—generally at lower of cost or mkt.:
Contracts
operating
after
Net
Outboard, Marine
97,255
299,526
D.
Sales
2,513,649
——
it
92.758.494
Operating
(less reserve: 1948,
A' notes
to
600
Month of
93,041,571
283,077
The
$60,0001
Sundry accounts,
Estim.
$5,219,007
11,710,983
departments*
Govt,
a
industry
two
—V.
1947
receivable:
notes
States
14,450,166
(J. C.) Penney Co.—January Sales.2.39% Higher—
s
8,454,908
24,885
rev._
firm,
The
now
liquor' and
the
1948—12 Mos.—1947
9,258,115
oper.
11,308,020
of films, the other
operating firm would also have to
substantial number of theatres, ending up with a circuit
Co.—Earnings—
1948—Month—1947
revenues
Uncollectible
11,308,020
15,481,613
Justice
consent
a
the
handle
to
theatres.
Arthur
pany's
the
Oper.
150,000
784,227
2,380,400
2,380,400
Park & Tilford, Inc.—Sales
$1.19
outstanding.—V.
stock
common
of
against
provides
ceding year and
Ohio Bell Telephone
150,000
/ 865,758
1947
.
of
Net
$11,307,020
-
and
Accounts
v
decree
the
and
terms
wholly
168, p. 2689.
$537,349
$0.70
2689.
p.
1963-
etc
113.
p.
probably
V.
$315,968
share—.
450,235
on
to
insurance
466,971
23.804
1.837,000
12,200,000
$46,409,611 $45,028,724
get rid of
Co.—Earnings Lower—
taxes
common
instal.
ann.
-
23,804
2,043,089
12,200,000
income
on
$300,000
1,128,134
496,850
pfd. stock (par $100)__
(1,473,039 shs. no par)
surplus
operate
of
after
$300,000
1,160,076
conv,
panies—one
606.
Oak Manufacturing
taxes
compensation
agreement on
anti-trust suit
SEPT.
ASSETS—
Federal
theaters
Net
$46,409,611 $45,028,724
interest, sundry taxes, etc
preferred stock (payable Jan. 15)
on
cum.
The
1947)
income
on
407,100
wages,
notes, maturing in
The
Net
1
561,953
charges
Paramount Pictures, Inc.—Agrees to Separate Produc¬
tion and Theatre Business—
equiva¬
deductions
Dividends
deferred
7,944,995
11,512,691
VI
Total
$1,591,003
1947)
deducting charges
reduction
tax
goodwill™
-
Earned
209,729
(before
to
reduction
245,104
6,274,112
charges
(net)
inc.
lent
tax
and
77^268
114,970
5,997,543
7,939,757
13,126,497
in¬
on
Common stock
$1,204,196
Other income
Gross
to
taxes
809,450
81,200
deducting
and
428*446
73,837
—_
Reserves for
1,027,073
taxes
(before
Federal
of
3;443,460
271,453
—
^
—V. 169,
Net
*
advances——
Reserve for product guarantees,
831,600
1,155,269
taxes
Prov. for State income
refunds
net
Estimated
705,773
taxes)
11,051,034
3,257,415
notes, instalments due within one year_.
Accounts payable, trade and miscellaneous
3'/4%
701,400
income
income
reserves—
expenses
Total
1947
871,440
than
Federal
June 30/48
$3,644,508
83,295,973
11,770,209
.
at cost
3%%
4,061,973
778,787
(other
Prov.
Dec. 31/48
trademarks
Prepaid
$9,804,993
Maintenance
Taxes
SHEET
Investments, etc
Property, plant and equipment, at cost-
5,630,222
6,152,821
;i
—
BALANCE
LIABILITIES—
$11,331,920
revenues
Operation
$1,883,032
81.24
and
renegotiation rebates
Inventories, at lower of cost or market.
Subs.)—Earns.
(&
435,432
"$1,962;877
81.30
£0,71
current
990,000
357,333
6,308,370
(Wis.)
for
hand
on
securities,
less
Accrued
Co.
$1^73,514
80.67
income
and
come
606.
Power
net
banks and
Dividend
Northern
sh.__
com.
Govt,
To
(
per
Estimated
$9,606,312
stock
common
,490,123
.$1,005,692
Sundry, less reserves
Employees, incl. expense
265,201
$9,982,424
on preferred
stock, $3.60 series
Divids. pfd. stk., $4.80 scr. (issued August 1948)
Dividends
7,178,560
Income
Trade,
equiva-
1
384,423
$8,512,015 $17,271,904 $16,051,684
6,902,179
14,261,982
13,240,008
536,321
1,0.47,043
928,642
Notes and accounts receivable:
Operating
income credit.
special
a
for
provision
of
U.
$13,110,052 $13,294,161
3,127,628
3,687,849
_
Period End, Dec. 31—
$37,577,024 $32,514,979
surplus at end of the year
includes
*1948
621.300
Dividends
1,717,516
1948—50c a share——
29,
6,007,700
627,600
1947)
(net)-
exps.
CONSOLIDATED
6,121,000
charges
deducting
244,948
$8,674,376
ASSETS—
6,858,586
taxes
1948—6 Mos.—1947
$8,267,067 818,887,480 $ 15,616,251
197,015
____;
and
Cash
5,865,000
taxes
deductions
Net
$39,294,540 $32,514,979
dividend Sept.
1947
250,279
reduction
tax
$8,477,360
and
previous periods includes
only the dividends received from Fibrebo'ard Products Inc. in -which
exactly 50% of tlje voting stock is owned.
YEARS
7,608,489
taxes)
(net)
inc.
to
received
NOTE—The
operating income (before deducting chgs.
equivalent to tax reduction in 1947)--—j— $12,859,773 $13,028,960
Income
1948—3 Mos.—1947
—
sales—^—________
Dividends
Net
Net
Other income
Paraffine Companies, Inc. (& Subs.)—EarningsPeriod End. Dec. 31
Net
Net
* 6,420,000
than jncome
for Federal
Last year
Prov. for Fed. inc. taxes
$68,716,863 $61,733,804
30,892,909
25,527,997
4,187,093
3,824,261
T
Six Months Ended Nov. 30—
4,440,480
Total
Cash
CALENDAR
FOR
Depreciation
2,602,673
4,000,000$Crll,700,000
income—
the year
for
surp.
{Transfers
taxes
ACCOUNT
—
Provision for
*
Packard shipped nearly 1,250
new cars into, the Zone, Mr.
shipments totalled 2,870, and Packard expects
"a substantial increase" over that figure
during 1949.—-V. 169, p. 112.
Costs
(Minn.)—Weekly Output—
Operating revenues
Operation
49.5T7
charges—
miscellaneous income
and
Provision for Federal
$94,782,739 $20,508,991
29,602,316
;——
—
™———-81,603,383
service,
&
engineering
2,350,258
state franchise taxes, etc.
selling,
develop, cxps.,
Interest
income-
other
and
admin.,
///>,;..:/
/:
Maintenance
(other
'
1947,
Total
*1948
Taxes
In
Briggs said.
regulatory
of
of this company for the week ended Feb. 5, 1949,
totaled
67,195,000 kwh., as compared with 63,388,000 kwh. for the
corresponding week last year, an increase of 6.0%.-
Income
$94,129,710 $19,855,321
653,029
653,670
etc.——
-——
sales
Of
Gen.
approvals
necessary
output
Dividends
Cost
the
to
Northern States Powep Go.
CONSOLIDATED
oars;
profit of foreign sub.
subject
is
169, p. 112.
He said
to do a, wholesale\ volirme -of neaTly-$13,,OQO,OOQ in *
parts- and accessories during 1949- In fthe Portland Zone.
,
v.
A two-story building; the structure, contains' 20,450 sq, fta-df. spaed,
of which about 15,000. sq. ft. are used for
parts,.and accessories storage,
3,000
sq.
ft. for car
display and the remainder for -second-floor
new
offices.
outstanding.
program
Electric
30
1947
1948
;
1 '•;/
Depreciation
;
year.
3,
securities
modernization.program is about ,85%complete.
,7
that Packard expects
r,
Kentucky Coal Company of approximately $2,": • ■ ,.' ■ • ■, /" '
Within 90 days after the completion of the proposed transfer of this
part of the West Kentucky properties, North American proposes to
distribute, as a partial liquidation to its stockholders, the entire com¬
mon stock of West Kentucky Coal Co.
These holdings, amounting to
857,264 shares, would be distributed to North American stockholders
at the rate of one share of West Kentucky common stock on each 10
shares of North American stock held.
West Kentucky has no other
"
at Sept.
closed that the
of
West
of
'•. "*
950,000.
working capital at September 30,
compared
as
company's accounts.
books
the
on
authorities.—V.
...VAfter the close of the fiscal year/and just prior to the release of
this
report,
the Air Force announced
a
reallocation of its pro¬
curement
funds "in line with the President's budget message/
nvotving the cancellation of certain
orders.
The cancellations in¬
cluded
approximately
$75,000,000 of North American orders,
com¬
prising 51" of the 190 B-45 airplanes and 118 of the 120 I?-93 airplanes
previously contracted for.
Since the terminated units were scheduled
for delivery largely in 1950 and 1951, relatively little work had been
done
at
the
time of
the terminations.
However, the terminations
and
resulting
adjustments of
the company's production schedules
necessitated the immediate layoff of approximately 2,200 employees.
Sales for the year ended Sept. 30, 1948, include $52,857,624 under
"price-revision"
contracts recorded on the
basis outlined in the
preceding paragraph, of which $29,032,992 is under a contract as to
which
retroactive
price
revision has been settled and prospective
price revisions arc not expected to be made, and $23,824,632 is under
contracts as to which
retroactive price revisions have not yet been
negotiated.
The amounts recorded as sales and charged to accounts
receivable for
articles delivered during the early stages of "pricerevision"
contracts
generally
are
in excess of
the billing prices
therefor and in the later stages of the contracts generally the reverse
is true; such excess included in accounts receivable at Sept. 30, 1948,
(based
on
including in "billing prices" adjustments expected upon
approval of open change orders) amounted to approximately $90,000
(net).
It is believed that the
amounts of sales recorded on the
basis set forth herein are reasonable but the exact amounts cannot be
determined prior to completion of price-revision proceedings.
The
net
book value of property,
plant, and equipment increased
by $1,658,969 during the 1948 fiscal year.
Gross capital expenditures
were
$2,069,090, and depreciation of $382,343 was provided during
the year.
The. cost of the Government-owned facilities used by the
company during the year and provision for depreciation thereof are
This Is
,
great importance, He added, iri view of the fact 'that*" for the 15 years
through
1962, Union 'Electrlcts construction'/expenditures' are estimated at $405,000,000, of which $232,000,000: will have to be raised
through additional security financing.
• •
V ..." .>. • v.
\ % /" . /
The West Kentucky coal properties which North American proposes
to transfer to Union Electric have an aggregate net depreciated value
production
30,
1948,
reflecting substantial
Government in this period.
Sept.
on
placed
$203,000,000
from
increased
the company'? backlog of un¬
on
Sept.
30, 1947,
to
1947,
with
compared
as
orders'
$380,000,000
.
.
The, company's principal customer during the
1948 fiscal year
"the United States Government,: and the bulk of sales to the
Gbvernmerit Consisted of airplanes and parts ordered by the U. S.
Air Force and U. S.
Navy.
Despite the material increase in sales
was
advantages..
1703)
Mr.
Webster said it is
probable that
a
representative of the Peruvian
Government will be elected to PIA's board of directors.—V. 168, p.
1047.
8
electric
of
Feb.
ended
week
output
4,397,000 kwh.,
169, p. 607.
to
Bankers'Trust
The
and its subsidiaries for the
156,952,000 kwh„ an increase
company
amounted
1949
5,
appointed
series
\
.
y.7''/'
>
v
1947
expense
Maintenance
j__
205,266
175,956
30,594
$127,812
revenues—
$188,996
23,382
—:
oper.
36,000
-c...
.-.u..
——
———.A——7.
charges
V': 1,723
Net
Other
lucome
taxes
53,872
—
income
to
surplus
Deductions
NOTE—Starting
formed
—V.
the
to
168,
Jan.
tax
income
Philco
Extraord.
purposes.
Corp.—Acquisition—
Feb.
on
(Pa.)
Co.—V.
Tube
169,
$210,059
$189,897
$888,258
268,999
137,930
Net
income.
$178,870
$184,056
$619,259
$221,970
(Cr)_
104,183
370,515
280,213
70,933
425,440
222,648
557,783
$129,131
$676,824
$431,796
94,466
54,177
326,315
K.
S.
President,
$117,659
$74,954
$350,509
$186,623
inc.—
net
Feb.
pursuant
that
announced
8
surplus—
"Deficit,—V.
Based
loan
term
IMew Chemical
>
,
to
Discovery—
trust
manufacture
to
The
is
ramie
beyond
discovery
and,
in only 5 hours
states.
of
technology
"These
The
first
public
noteworthy
a
in -the
achievement
synthetic rubber production," Dr. Reynolds
polymerization systems are inherently
of
cold
of
rubber
Phillips
made by
was
April
l, 1947.
In tracing the history of cold rubber, Dr. Reynolds
pointed out that chemists have known for many years that emulsion
synthetic rubber improves as the temperature of its preparation is
lowered.
•
/
.
Net
v"\
of
the
was
immediate
office
Rubber
of
important
an
Reconstruction
Reserve,
factor
in
enabling
each
advantage of the findings of the other
test
to
the
start
involving tires
member,
of
commercial
prepared
Copolymer
firmly
by
Shore
the
Rubber
&
of
Dr.
Reynolds
explained
rubber
that
plants
"the
present
production at the exti'emely rapid rate
"However, advantage
through the use
"At
may
and
some
time
in
be
can
rubber
of
the
government-owned
not "designed
are
costly
future,"
said
handle
to
cold
to
lower
the
169,
$1.01
output of
the
ended
increase
of
3.3%.—V.
169,
p.
The
directors
have
payable Feb.
®
p
declared
to
25
of
cold
Portsmouth
Steel
share quarterly,
of
Feb.
IVz
cents
and,
Corp.—Earnings
Earnings
The
share
Feb.
E.
the
on
15.
A.
charges
have
declared
This
25
cents
share
per
March
$3.03
previously
to
paid
holders
each
cents
of
around
quarter.
double
168,
p.
a
Adams
director
Since
Koons
&
of
was
the
for
six
1907.
years
United
Vice-President
States
Steel
Corp.
in
of
charge of
sales
and
Co.
Mr.
of
New
Adams
has
York.—V.
been
Delaware.
168,
p.
with
associated
'
1907.
Nov.
(& Sub.)—Earnings—
Charles
A.
,
notes,
exps.__[
of common
has
been
made
$15,659,000 in 1943.—V. 169,
$4.03
for
p.
U.
381.
S.
and
269,085
'
'»
y
627
inc.
on
17,622'
162,039
foreign
income
$3.15
taxes
of
fiscal
previous
the
41,266*
40,044
SHEET, NOV. 30,
investments
payable,
and
transferred
of
37,066
dividend
$37,331;
accrued
taxes,
stock
(issued
and
and
(less
149,355 no
(net),
$146,-
U.
stock,
common
etc.,
$6,946;
S.
preferred
on
issue
p.
City
company
of
the
Treasury tax
$486,1801,
government
of
will
the
national
security
rv\V
about
/
:v
of
the
clause.—V.
V ■'
no
stock
(1,650
(6,295 shares
shares at cost),
of
Safeway Stores,
p.
.
,
-a
at
price
a
in
United
Stores
in
Canada
169,
p.
States
■
at
'•••'■
V."'*-..
'
end
of
end
of
1948
$89,759,887
period
5,851,703
2,095
137
period
.
Co.—Earnings—
Net
'
income
taxes—
Fed.
Gross
chgs.
Dividends
168, P. 1804.
—.
$3,100,313
13,642
l,54o
$3,182,859
$3,101,854
,
1,507,482
375,000
1
1,228,059
$1,954,798
special charges)—
dividends
dividends
615,438
528,807
554,282
422,729
' 325,466
$1,218,630
$1,080,957
$1,104,042
441,016
390,463
277,462
$1,471,421
$1,381,505
taxes..
.
and
other
ou
148,206
due
$1,594,370
375,000
1,240,000
148,205
148,205
$1,245,425
$1,073,130
$881,993
428,176
pld.
common
356,814
356,814
$2.91
$3.00
$2.47
stock
share
1948 the company issued and sold an additional $1,000,-
principal amount of
first
and collateral
mortgage
and 71,362 additional shares of
1978,
outstanding
the
351,306
$1,030,199
shares
common
per
In November,
ing
250,085
$1,221,335
*
Number of
Earnings
266,075
$1,393,631
deductions
f
accrued
common
SKF Industries, Inc.—To Equip 170 India
A
order, for
$500,000
locomotives
Feb.
8
by
H.
DeMott,
include
170
the
168,
roller
country
said
of
spherical
for
bearings of the
roller
and
Works,
Vulcan
Iron
Eddystone,
Works,
journals
the
build
Barre,
140
of
Pa.,
the
others.
the
2692.
Ltd.—Earnings—
1948—3 Mos.—1947
p.
$1,132,815
176,360
643,800
552,565
60,044
198,356
186,656
150,272
135,010
434,453
408,674
$12,283
169,
$1,300,777
67,945
.
$366,339
205,941
and divs.„
"Deficit,—V.
Other
for
type on the eccentric
will
Pa.,
Wilkes
1948—Month—1937
'
*$5,075
$24,168
"$15,080
11.
Co.—Earnings—
1948—11 Mos.—1947
1948—12 Mcs.—19.47
$3,774,974
$3,354,582
$4,122,861
$3,660,445
1,724,953
1,423,467
1,851,293
1,535,735
342,227
307,057
349,059
338,307
343,592
288,197
373,892
313,553
inc.)
416,699
343,964
476,940
376,024
inc.—
280,800
297,400
315,800
328,700
revenues
(other
taxes
income
oper.
equipment
anti-friction
bearings
same
on
;
$436,441
and maint.
Surplus
Net
the
Corp. above.—V. 168, p.
earnings..—
deprec.
State
steam
170
announced
Sulphur Co., Inc.—Proposed Sale—
Chemical
Period End. Dec. 31—
Federal
equip
was
1150.
Southern Canada Power Co.,
Taxes
to
India
for
11.
Locomotives
'
Vice-President,
Locomotive
p.
Mathieson
Gross
bearings
and
Southern Acid &
See
increas¬
engines.
Baldwin
—V.
stock
.'
sets
2,080
locomotives
of
this
in
this corporation.
Richard
will
spherical
built
be
to
bonds, 3%
trust
common
stock
to 428,176 shares.—V. 169, p.
,,;%/■:' i;
;'
Operating
$3,169,216
__•
(inch
296,812
299,951
703,431
a
income
16,295.244
18,704,193
_____
income
Common
inc.
income
Depreciation
_
income
Preferred
301,925
$4,265,706
1,785,675
224,901
337,762
"
taxes
(net)
Maintenance
—
income-
deductions
1946
$4,919,575
2,241,667
258,830
$3,386,408
„„
income
Operation
1947
1948
—
operating
held.
-
1947
1948
■
earnings
$21,873,410 $19,395,558
revenues
and
Corp.,
supplied by amendment; whereupon
Penn-Western will be cancelled.-
be
Southern Colorado Power
expenses
the new
the holders
66.32%) would
$1,653,706
Fed.
2,241
141
—
Years Ended Nov. 30—
operating
par).
($5
of
of the outstanding com¬
which is to be resold to
62.38%
own
„
Other income
Int.,
209.
San Diego Gas & Electric
stock
owns
2,265,377
Period End. Nov. 30—
Operating
to
which
have
would
company
each share of IPS common
depreciation
Taxes
6,520,247
1949
at
City,
for
Service
;
estimated
for
Operating
$86,851,537
_____
Stores
Sioux
common
together
IPS
than
locomotives
produce military equip¬
The lease is subject to
252.
' '■•*':■
.
sales
surviving
shares of common
:
other
Taxes
....
of Plant—
jlnc.—Domestic Sales Lower—
sales
Canadian
the
also,
Pcnn-Western
Provision, for
rods
4 Weeks Ended Jan. 29—
Domestic
cumulative
"3.75
2,C00,000
than
new
assets
preferred stock of
preferred stock"
cumulative
3.75%
of
liquidated and their
by, Sioux City.
and
assumed
share-for-share basis.
a
42 Mos. Ended Dec. 31—
on
1259.
property to
Air Force.
162,
would
out¬
existing contract relations with
savings
$1,000,000.
the
use
Department
its
Comparative income account
$232,289;
in inventory values,
par shares),
$2,649,150;
a
corporation
for
on
of
(other
and
that
and
Federal
government-owned aircraft parts plant in Chula
Calif., has been leased for five years to this corporation. War
Administration
announced
on
Feb.
8.
The
rent
is
$5,132
of
all
common would
receive 2.2 shares
share of common now outstanding; and
each
stock
shares), $149,355; earned surplus
treasury
common
company
and
loans
City
share
mon
of
series
proposal,
merger
common
Sioux
all
surviving
bank
Co.,
dissolved
shares
new
a
Sioux
for
common
IPS
its
liabilities
($100 par),
the
of
be
their
42,500
authorized
total
of
would
receive
pay¬
1933,; $3,985,172; preferred treasury stock
Dr% 152,766;
plan
4
and
'•
decline
100,920
par
on
interest,
accrued
possible
(issued
the
upon
Sioux City would acquire the securi¬
which thereafter would be dis¬
Service
Balance
assets,
dividend
$45,257;
cost
hearing
for
The
Co.
including
the merger,
Public
Co.
City
Under
a
Service
IPS
with
to,
of
will
Sioux
Holders
reserves
1948,
C—at
date
the
as
liquidated and its assets transferred to and its liabilities
Sioux City.
Also, South Dakota Public Service Co. and
Gas
IPS
of
Nebraska
by
1948
other
and
$640,404;
income—estimated
on
8
$123,987
plant leased consists of 13 acres of land and
improvements,
including six buildings with a combined floor space
of about 250,000 square feet.
The property had an acquisition cost
—V.
the
15.
ended Feb. 28,
year.—V. 168,
year
Electric Co.—Hearing March 8—
March
Public
debts
connection
of
Net
BALANCE
contingencies
portion
Net
fiscal
bonds.
Yankton
plant
$3,477,369;
15,
1948,
stock
cost),
Net
for
the
for
$1.50
of
$1.20
fixed
Iowa
the
assumed
76,458
$262,901
(est.)
of property,
preferred
common
—V.
cents per share
50
6,825
$30,401
series
for
Gross
stock
with
has
to
name
solved
2,043,978
319.559
J
incl. above amounts to
15,
$500,000;
the
of
$2,520,333
$3,381,597
2,354,595
1947
$25,938,043 $20,257,421
Provision
7,531
2,163
9,883
'1'
taxes
tax
Vista,
dividend
extra
an
Maintenance
$2,512,802
$3,379,434
$2,392,736
.
1946
1947
1948
30—
general
inventories,
reserve
Other
1948
profit
dividend
Operation
2,636,470
and
payable Dec.
Income
six Months Ended Dec. 31—
Per share
share,
y
1945,
$1,154,274, or
30, 1948,
for the' quaater
ended Sept.
sold
deprec;
Dec.
A
169, p. 209.
Co., Inc.—V.
&
*
property, plant and equipment (less
Total
Procter & Gamble
Co.—EarningsNet
1803.
p.
This
of
taxes,
common
per
expense
Canadian
Avery C. Adams, veteran of 30 years' experience in the steel
industry,
has been named
Vice-President of this corporation, E. A. Schwartz'
President, announced on Feb. 11.
Mr.
SEC
series
:
net
period last year."—V.
Ended
LIABILITIES—Accounts
per
President, stated: "The corporation is operating at
earnings for the first quarter of 1949 are running
$2,000,000, or approximately $1.50 a share, which is about
tne $1,028,545, or 79c
per share, reported for the corresponding
and
its
$8,091,513.
record
Schwartz,
capacity,
goods
for
ment
$3,944,969'
1
'
into this company of Iowa Public Service Co., Its subsidiary.
Upon consummation of the merger proposal, Sioux City would change
Dec. "31,
stock.
common
months
:
income
Assets
1947
quarterly dividend of 37Vs
payable
announced
was
for merger
its sub¬
monthly in advance.
The portion of the
$4,511,550
a
stock,
$1.33
after
three
Rohr Aircraft Corp.—Leases Part
$3,54
common
declared
Sioux City Gas &
The
000
to
share__
per
directors
three
profit,
the
.i
admin,
The
all
organizations
sales
Schenley
quarterly dividend of 10 cents per share on
payable Feb. 25 to holders of record Feb.
compared
for depreciation and
amortization of $2,213,942), $1,879,519; deferred charges, $41,692; total,
per
Higher—Dividend
1948
after
credit for refund
company and
months ended
$2,402,618
of
Interest
15.
Previously,
in addition, extras'
Calendar Years—
earnings
"last in-first out"
estimated Dec. 31,
at
of the
the
Total
060;
Increased—New Vice-President—
Net
$2.00
outstanding
of
net
for
168,
—
$943,942;
CCntS CaCh WGle Paid °n AUg' 26 and N0V' 26' 1948-—v- 168,
2012
1,137,149
$1.90
Quarterly Dividend
dividend
record
608.
both
total
receive x>ne
for
share
1947.—V.
—since May 31,
quarterly
a
1,584,024
1,137,681
subsidiaries,
Dr$l,625; total, $8,091,513.—V. 162,
stockholders
cents per
$1,518,031
CONSOLIDATED
served
7 ^2-Cent
1,398,789
replacement of
for
three
consolidated
31,
and equip,
607.
Plywood Inc.—Declares
"3,638,967
1,137,681
after taxes,
per
income
Selling,
at
snare,
to
$1.33
Months
sales
Cost
GR-S
of
continues to serve on
Corp.,
Overseas
p.
1734.
p.
.
rubber
by this corpora¬
tion
for
the week
ended Feb.
5, 1949, totaled 267,583,000 kwh.,
as'
compared with 259,049,000 kwh. for the
correspcndiixg week last year,
an
1949.
have
regular
stock,
Interest
Co.—Weekly Output—
companies
profit,
share,
$1,508,367, or
Dec.
stock,
operating
3,669,242
tlncludes $109,205 special
common
with
Net
Dr.
Pioneer Service & Engineering:
•
taxes, prior years.
net
amounted
per
and
able
Electx ic
directors
brings
In
a
607.
p.
'•*'
$2.34
and
company
equal to
compares with
cold
Reynolds, "full advantage
be taken of the i*apid system now available through the
designing-'
construction of
plants capable of handling the extremely fast
reactions."—V.
This
ties
1946
ASSETS—Cash, $1,602,931; trade notes and accounts receivable
cost
169,
w.th Melrose
Finch & Co.
the
assume
$2,672;905 * $2,239,997 $$2,164,314
__
$1,000,000
Fed. & Canadian taxes
ingredients."
raw
of
franchise
sidiaries
permitted by Diox.
now
taken of Diox
less
for
Consolidated
Prov.
synthetic
fiber and
$32,645,677 $26,700,504
1,831,717
share
common
replacement costs.:
1946,
of State
Other
rubber.
type
taxes.—
outstanding
provision
Three
tire
Co.,
processable
Sales
and
(W. A.) Shaeffer Pen Co.—Extra Dividend of 50 Cents
Prov.
comprehensive
a
Tire
merit
S.
The
products.
yarn
•
,
groups.
production,
Lake
established
income
—A———
shares
profit per
Net
take
to
Motors
three
of
Operating revenues
Soon after the Phillips chemists found that cold rubber compounded
into
tire treads using the new type of high
abrasion furnace black
produced better treads, the Copolymer Corp. went into commercial1;
production of cold rubber in the government plant at Baton Rouge, La.
Prior
State
Robbins & Myers, Inc.
Finance Cor¬
group
and State*' -:'
__"u__4.504,622
profit
"After
government financed most of the American woi*k, but a part of it/'such
as
the
work at
Phillips Petroleum Co., was financed privately by
Phillips Petroleum Co.
The exchange of information made under the
auspices
of machinery
1947
$29,464,560
1948,
However, the practical manufacture of cold rubber was not accom¬
plished until rapid polymerization systems were developed that would
produce the rubber in a reasonable length of time.
Advances in rapid
polymerization were made in Germany, England and America.-* The
poration,'
and
inventory
announcement
Vice-President
by John L. Leban, President.
4
Holders
Net
fast as the synthetic rubber system we were using
as
other
and
1948
taxes
Common
emulsion
Diox
perhaps. 300 times
during the war."
marks
Diox
Feb.
Joseph
(& Subs.)—'Earnings—
—
'income
with Diox ,as contrasted with 25-30
required previously at that temperature.
"'•/
■/% /v://
"The
on
cloth
into
Reeves Brothers, Inc.
Federal
hours
General
of
directors.—V.
of
standing
rubber
science
board
Consolidation
....
144.13
the
sales
be made
the
2,469.58
states it has on hand 22 tons of raw ramie
experimental stage.—V. 169, p. 381.
company
now
fiber
profit before Federal
can
,
years
follows:
as
proceeds will be utilized in the acquisition
Net
14
Sales Manager for 15 years, has
Prior to his association with
director.
a
for,, many
was
(par
Net
made at
be
this, company
Products Corp., Pittsburgh, Pa—Stock Offered
degrees,
rubber can
he
the Vadsco Corp.
Vice-President
and
fahrenheit, In only 75 minutes in contrast to the usual 12 to 16 hours.
At the extremely low temperature of 4 degrees below zero fahrenheit,
cold
35,626
$295,782
Tinkham, President of Technical Munagers, Inc., and formerly
W.
T.
and
President
Manager of
$23.53
6 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Reynolds,
1949,
securities
"preferred share, $50 par——:
314% bond———
conv.
The jriitial
""Diox."
According to Dr.
31,
Jan.
outstanding
corporation is offering 72,855 shares, of common
$1)3 at $3 per share, according to an an¬
nouncement on Feb. 7. There are presently outstanding
206,145 shares.
,
;
*
'
'
stock
official
an
of
as
its
—This
;
.
V
__
consolidation, designed to coordinate sales activities for several
differently pr.ced brands previously distributed by separate organiza¬
tions, merges the lines of Three Feathers Distributors, Inc., and the
169, p. 203.
Ramie
announcement, tire treads superior to any
formerly manufactured have been developed through the use of "cold"
t-ubber and a new type of high abrasion furnace black. :
Dr. W. B. Reynolds, ox this company, in an address before the Wash¬
ington, D. C., Rubber Group on Jan. 25, said that a recent chemical
discovery has now speeded up the cold rubber process tremendously.
The new "speed up" chemical, discovered by Phillips chemists, is called
According
collateral
notes
remains available.
000,000
stock——_
common
Vice-President and
Katz,
elected
corporation,
common
payable in installments,, with the
last installment due Jan.- 15,
1955.
A total of $35,000,000 has been
borrowed to date under this stand-by bank credit agreement and $20,to
of
coverage
share——
4%'cum.
—V.
quotations
market
asset
Per
of
1950,
35,626
$349,847
stock
for
382.
p.
169, p. 381.
upon
net
common
Per
to
the stand-by bank credit agreement of Oct. 20, 1948,
in January availed itself of $20,000,000 thereunder from
the banks participating in the credit agreement.
All borrowing under
this agreement is represented by interim notes to be converted
on
15,
101,608
$331,408
The
company
Jan.
101,850
$385,474
transfer'd
earned
reports
on
available
been
on
Agreement—
Adams,
terms
$433,016
245,173
(charges)
from
Per
thp
4,106
'
_
___:—
pieierred
on
169,
767,609
$212,325
inc.
income
to
$20,000,000 Under
Borrows
income-.
Emanuel
Railway & Light Securities Co.—Net Asset Value—
the
$428,909
4,287
San-Nap-Pak Mfg. Co., Inc.—New President—
$359,900
5,841
10.
p.
Co.
Phillips Petroleum
Bank Credit
$483,036
—
Schenley Distillers, Inc.—Merges Three Sales Divisions
9
of
Lansdale
931,863
450,172
—V.
income
Deduct,
the acquisition of the assets
Roger M. Wise, Inc., a leading group in electronic tube work.
The
Wise
organization, formerly at Rockville Center, L. I., N, Y., will
occupy
new
laboratories
in
the expanded modern plants
of the
announced
120,820
68,538
31,189
income
Extraord.
corporation
Balance
ordi¬
from
ordinary
Net
The
1,002,208
.
_____—
Dividenus
"$90,272
24,303
income
Net
2012.
p.
T)r61,366
Net
this
is con¬
depreciation
for
Federal
for
allowable
amount
charge
the
1948,
1,
35,753
$767,438
non¬
r——
Gross ordinary income
*
6,570
$121,359
$106,666
$65,106
————
income,
communication
Deductions
"$28,906
$114,789
$185,756
income
commun.
nary
Net
1947
$1,360,771
_
..
deductions
before
Balance
$731,685
$190,746
D)'4,990
Operating income
1,Q09
37,600
discount and expense
IJcbt
..
income
income______
Operating
Nonoperating
27,448
.
.'.
earnings
_
depreciation-....
and
25,468
81,723
1—
taxes'
expenses
Ord.nary
Net
Intere.'.t
1948
revenue
expenses
1948—12 Mos.—1947
$1,146,989 $12,370,813 $11,699,708
1,032,200
11,639,128
11,728,614
$1,159,383
968,637
revenues—
oper.
463,990
Operating
Depreciation
Operating
Operating
$890,410
484,893
.——
.
oper.
Total
1948
$930,288
Years Ended Dec. 31
Operating
.
1948— Month—1947
Total
revenue
537.
p.
Inc.—Earnings—
RCA Communications,
Period End. Dec. 31—
Philarlelphia & Western RR.—Earnings—
Gross
bonds,
the first mortgage 3%
agent for
1979.—V. 169,
San Jose Water Works—Earnings12 Mos. End. Dec, 31—
York, N. Y., has been
Street, New
Wall
16
York paying
New
due Jan. .1,
H
Co.,
2.9%, over the corresponding week of last year.
or
—V.
this
of
Monday, February 14, 1949
Paying Agent
Public Service Co. of Indiana, Inc.—N. Y.
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Weekly Output—
The
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
(704)
__
.
than
on
taxes
income
23,500
25,300
26,500
28,000
$643,203
$669,196
$729,378
$740,126
$643,203
$669,196
$729,378
$740,270
143
income—interest-
1,000,000
Gross
Total
Net
income
income
income
deducts.—
137,585
169,944
142,413
185,024
$505,617
$499,252
$586,964
$555,246
Volume
169
4777
Number
THE
"
-
i
Weekly Output Increased 22.7%—
proximately $10,000,000.
attributable
Electric
output of this company for the week ended Feb. 5;; 1949.
3,147,000 kwh., as compared with 2,565,000 kwh. for the cor¬
responding week last year, an increase of 22.7%—V. 169, p. 608.
Southern Natural Gas Co.
(&
Operating
1948
revenues
Operating
and
entirely to
in
materials
raw
hand.—V.
on
count of two
$22,053,395
17,654,847
sale will
selling stockholders.
168,
$5,552,141
and
287,044
•___
_
:
$5,745,073
deductions
other
$4,398,548
192,932
—_
____
income
income
•"Earnings
■
No proceeds from the
167,
Suit' Life Assurance
'With' over
930.429
in
the
40%
United
$3,755,163
share.^
common
$4,436,836
$3.15
$2.66
well
to
the
Co. of Canada—Total Business in
the
business
in
the
approximating
the
close
1948,
of
$4,000,000,000'
exceeded
year
its
of
States
at
over
1,409,212
on
the
At
shares.
common
78th
Montreal,
INCOME
ACCOUNT
(PARENT
COMPANY
Years Ended Dec. 31—
United
50%
its
mark,
States, and investments
its
of
assets,
business
total
and
the
$105,000,000.
Balance
$17,884,739
__
$14,270,886
13,690,245
-
.
11,161,431
taxes
:
this
in
company
climbed
force
benefits
paid
■
during
-
—$4,784,501
-
other
$3,705,867
deductions-^-.
-
income—
$4,002,599
—————
"Earnings, peron
479,711
169, p.
Souther'!!
608.
in;
the
housing
In
Hyde, Vice-President, in an address before the New York
Society of Security Analysts, New York City, on Jan. 27,»
annual
said'
that
the
were
alone
income
and
deferred
The'
Sim
par. value
h.p. Diesel-electric freight engine. units already
rently being delivered ih, January ' 194D) J
: 7
issue
cost
to
Southern
been in excess
Ry.
there
are'on
modern
power,
will
passenger
cost
in
the
1940
As
of
freight
of
of
public
1948,
of
1943
during
additional
95
to
as
rentals,
the
units
75%
some
Southern
hire
from
Estates
company
<•
obligations)
this
of
of
Ry.
Co.
88
uAn.
of equipment debit,
2.7%- of gross freight
R.
F.
outstanding
obligated
was
C.
in
$51,000,000
ohat
invested
was
bringing
$124,000,000, an
Orleans
the
of
&
interest
favorable
the
total
Net
to
service
ofj
earned
'
the
of
the
RR.
public
period
ation
cover
ment
Co.,
to
controlled) have
debt having a face
or
outstanding
all
but
(after
lull
paid
3.30%,
as
cash
the
••
n6t
751.
p.
dain"
there
would
distribution
$2
be
in
in
of
annual
or
entitlement
have
Dividends
Cash
the
on
1943
been
to
paid
non-cumulative
1949,-
at
$2
inclusive;
share
per
paid
in
cash
to
our
-
preferred
and
1943, $2.75 per
1947, att'd $3.25; per
1942
owners,
basis
to
for
Dec.
left
was
31,
"in
1948.—V.
the
169,
p.
till"
about
of
608.
share
*
'60,358.164
52,088,256
226,752,579
-.
48,892,830
43,289,099
Fed',
on
Net
6,230,578
6,237,160
16,820,539
14,203,145
15,577,543:
income-
5,727,308
3,934,559
18,653,242
(net)..
150,683
168,779
320,986
Total
income.
Interest
Net
5,877,991
deductions..
181974,228
15,779,536
5,386,942
2,989,882
13,587,286
12,789,654
13,000,000
12,700,000"
and
billing
profits
Earns,
per
after
as
for
taxes.
$3,282,835
share..
com.
Net sales
1948—6 Mos.—1947
.
the
against $125,188,211
$1,858,450
$4,404,283
$2.48
31,
1948
amounted to
$2,231,986
$1.12-
$134,622,916,-
for 1947.
Month of January—
Net; sales
--V".
169,
V
.
,
in
and
1948
1947
$6,589,178
$6,329',657
$6,549,751'
Corp.—Note
Placed
Privately—The
corporation reports the private placement early in Feb¬
ruary of a 41/2%
stibordiuated note, ^due 1958, in the
amount
of
$250,000
with
of
N6t: sales
»Net
—
profit
shares
Earnings
per
——
1947
$7,995,Q0(r
318,742
266,000
266,000
$3.46
$1.73
$1.20
and' taxes.
working capital increased during the year 1948 by approximately
ratio of
000
3.16
to
1.
This
increase; he- said,
net-additions-to
and dividend
fixed
assets
payments totaled $1
The backlog of orders
at year end,
was
a
a
anproximatelv
share, equal to $266,000,'
Mr.
Clansky stated,
the
The
is
$395,\
totaled
;
ap¬
cadh
Sydney,
privileges
share
for
Louisiana
than
340
of
is
-
Ellis,
-v
■.
'
500,000
tons
total
2,500,000
of
steel
cost
feet
stations
will
is
-.
board
T
■
i-iv'-
■
■"
:
568,434
of
1,805,630'
¥OV993
York
and
an
profit
$1,618,958
._
of
$1,205,281'
468,783
367,198
149,557
3,571,812
4,500,000
10,086,444
'
124,741
.
the
I. S.
of
gas
per
been
and
This
V.
adopted
-2,244',43? >
4,500.000
5,883,601
were
Stock
accessories
increase
of
in
charge
all
registration
of
production
Urschel.—V.
:
.
$357,389
has
been!
Chairman
169,^
p.
608.
the
.
.
*
;
-
1948
$1,434,823
'
1947
$1,299,739
under-the
Securities
Act
of
offering
,
,
the
offering: being
not
quoted ex-rights until further
delivered
after
the record
date as
be
must
accompanied
by
due-bills.—•
Feb.
22,356
$1,451,465
$1,322,095
264,479
1,124,742
1,021,439
38,249
$33,155"
'
125,597*"
$58,458
B.
Gerald
John
and
9.
J.
Fitzgerald,
entire
$0.89
year
of
1948
in
during the quarter
the
amount
ended
Dec.
in
Cantor
United
been
Executive
Fitzgerald
States, it was
elected
Chairman
Vice-President
the trust.—V.
of
sponsor
Cantor,
the
has
158,
the
of
1479;"
p.
% The
1952.
SEC
order
upon
gives interested persons until
the application.—V. 165, p. 1362.
Feb.
21
to
request
,
a
''
United AiF Lines,
Inc.—Employees' Suggestions to Re-"
Large Saving—
suit in
•
An
annual saving
of almost $250,000 will
made by this company's employees in 1948, it
A'hfehs,' Vice-President in charge of personnel.
the
in
personnel
pany
fact
result
from
suggestions"
announced' by R: F.1
Interest shown by com—f
and efficiency was indicated by
promoting economy
was
thaj,, in. the
year an average of one out. of every
10,000 employees submitted suggestions.
than
more
value' of- individual
suggestions
received
"by
two
United
the
of
has
been
-
steadily' rising; Mr., Ahrens said, and these suggestions have meant*,
saving; of thousands of man and equipment hours.
The system, headded, has proved not only a worthwhile morale'booster but a definite''
the
business
asset.—V.
169, p.
645;""(1
tJitiied Bbardt & Carton
t
The
directors
have
In
year.
i
1947,
$1
made
current
in
cents
paid
that
of
in
made
accumulated, earned
dir§fctors
the
business
ffohi
and'
earned
to
declare "the
May
28
decision
lack
of
May
August
surplus
decided
May
15,
on
the
the
ending
year
each
March
was
view
fiscal
Corp.—Omits Common Div.-—>
not
the'common stock.
2,
l£ was'-announced
was
of
Jan.
on
decided
on
to
to
in
25
of
cents
on
two
December,. 1948,
May
31, -1948.
view
of'
thC
It
to
Sept.
each"
10.
dividend!
date
were
was
paid
also
requirements
the
for
declarations
payment
at
cents
common
earnings
The
ordinarily
25
20; and Dec.., 7j last
omit "the
1949.
and
that
and
sufficient
31,
dividend
Payments
25, Aug*.
of
general conditions, t-hat the
surplus should not be continued
168; p. 2232T
-
of
the
of
out
stated
of
the
dividends
present
time.—.*
'
114,974
$201,126
$0.26
$0,15
appointed
shares
March
on
1,
hearing
V.
20,228
(1969)—Distributor—
has
its
on Feb.
7 applied to
the SEC for authorization to4
25,
1949,
$1,000,000 of
its. 6%
debentures
due
These .debentures, now outstanding in the total
prin¬
cipal amount of $36,000,000, are held by
Union's parent,
Electric
PoWer & Light Corp.
that
$361,186
fund
of
company
March
25
16,642
United Fuel Gas Co.—Notes Authorized—
$185,682
$0!82*
a
the
corporation
investment
due'abouttthis time
—Year End. Dec. 31—
-
3,797
333,656
reflected
be
Industry Shares
on
were-nmde
Sept. 30,'48
3.844
,•
for
stock
certificates
Management Corp.,
This
The
directors.
$387,039'
was
increasing'
By
offer by the corporation, holders of com¬
of business on Feb.
16, 1949; or such
registration becomes" effective, shall havo
Exchange directs, subject to
as; distributor
board
.
airline's
complete study," a - revised depreciation
policy has
resulting in an increase in depreciation on- instrumchts:
168, p. 2588.
day.
Union Producing Co.—Debenture Redemption Asked—*
.
$20,395,546 $14,125,257
'
-
share—_
:
com-
and
'
1512.
$383,195 :
________
Per
about*1
to
at
close
such
common
mutual
Inc.,-
redeem
Canadian
NOTE—After
required
estimated
4
Ndw
T.
232,624
100,990
and Charles F.
&. accessories..
0, income, taxes
be
completed
this first '
$190,000,000. r
the line is designed to deliver '
ma'de.
announced
; $20,395,546' $14,125,257
;/
Dec. 31,'48
,
m
weighs
to subscribe, for a period
of 14 days, for common stock,
par value, to the extent of one share for'each fiye
shares held.
subscription price is to be determined shortly before the
Trusteed
650,714"
4,768:662
: 3 Mosi End/3 Mqs^ End,
•
charges4
the
pipe
and
right
This
$1,444,793;-
Smith;
on.sales
and1
Net Profit,
basis *
which
presently
the
at
which1
date'on
that
200,000'
;
167, p.
Total income
Net
on
City,
The
miles
10
1951,
cubic
effective
making of
record
the
2,250,000
$16,276)
:
Expenses,, inch deprec.__
Federal
preferred,
York
long.
nearly
470,000
stations
upon
of
finally fixed by
V. 169', p. 644.
of
the
of
;
service
supplies
be
.
$5
Co.,
Vice-President
Glenn J.
profit
.
Steel
Corp.,
this 100-car
initial' shipment.
Jennings and other natural1
New
miles
of
and the
million
the
with
1,840
compressor
compressor
notice
Martin, Executive Vice- ■
Vice-Presidents, Edward Howell, Paul E.
Taliaferrp and El¬
Forster, Secretary; Thomas W.
Bowers; Alfred L. Rose; A. A.'
.
.
•
Gloria,
La
completion early in
of
227,156'
225,740
(less amortization,
$68,089.—V.
Period—
/
cost of:
TelAutograph Corp.—Earnings—
Earned
the'
will
new
the
of
Western
pipe
Lacy,
length
project
265,989
271,436
Toronto,
iy«"
-
•
at
stock
!/-•
.
Consolidated
Rogers
total
niade;' that
'
Ltd.,
building and- equipment-—
member
a
preferred
elections.
company
by
More
stock
The
,
*
current
effected" despite the fact'
aggregated
2^598,103 '
front
-
estimated
depreciation
lis; W. D.
•
$395,200,^ Roy W. Clansky, President, pointed out,' and shows
that-the
tons.
.
2,983,355
1946
266,000
share.:
receivable
—u——i__
Seeligson;
.
$13,998,000 $11,123,000
919,926
460,281
outstanding—__
common
After charges
Net
—-
—
Common
*
1948 1
:■
in
a
.Contingent:
of
surplus
President;
Syndicate of Min¬
institutional purchaser ac-^
Corp:—Earnings—
.'-T.
Calendar Years—
Conversion-
fort
common
approximately
1933, and the
2,953,842
company's current directorate includes F.
B.'-Parriott,
board; C. H. Wright, President; F. L.
the
Gross
,
new
and'30%- of the" $6 cumulative preferred stock presently
has
number
.
ad¬
:
(Canada)
Investors
neapolis, Minnesota. This
quired a similar note in the amount'of $500,000 in July,.
1948.—V. 168, p. 2163.
Standard Forgings
the
sell
to
>•
30-indh-diameter
be
10
3,566,716
less
process,
(wholly-owned)
K.
of
Transcontinental & Western Air, Inc.—Rights to Sub¬
Suhray Oil Corp.—New Director Elected—
named
Factors
in
__—T__——:
James
*
privileges
r
sales'.were $1,839,482; profits, $178,101,
In Australia-, 1948 sales'
$2,225,295; profits after taxes, $164,112; 1947 sales were
'The
Standard
•
conversion
of
care
scribe—
$2,459,912 in 1948 and $2,365,575 in 1947.
NOTE—The company's Canadian and Australian
subsidiaries exceeded
the previous year in their sales and
profits.
Sales* of the Canadian '
company in 1948 were $2,073,002; profits after
taxes, $242,231; 1947
-
209.
p.
!
work
amounts
Corp.
were
A pproved
»
share.
a
,
.
1949
•
will
mon
for Federal taxes on income,
Capital stock (540,000 shares of no par value),
profits
January Sales. Up 4.1%—
Stock
:
share.
fields' of Texas and
later
charges
After
1948—12 MOS.—1947
$1.02
'
$1.91 '
ended Dec.
year
$6.37
,
Reserve
"
1,080,000
25, '48 Dec. 27, '47
$1,962,162
$1,525,777
2,794,940
1,487,532
:
on contracts
purchased
Earned
for
the
compressor
capacity in
to be built, the capacity of the
lihe can be .increased
to
a
maximum delivery of 505 million cubic
feet of gas per
day, according to Claude A. Williams, President.—•
V. 168, p. 2733.
'
$3,440,546
salaries, wages and commissions
p'-:
Accrued taxes, other than taxes oh income--.-.-,
;
Spiegel, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—
of
the
Dec.
■
ahd supplies.'
Total
Net
$5,615,546
2,175,000
Domestic Subsidiaries).
'
,
Accrued
793,868
—
stodk
maximum
a.
liabilities—
3,309,470
3,250,000
$30
plete the entire
$10.65
Accounts payable'-—;————.
383.
p.
take
to
authorized
a
15 votes
shipment
2,500
$5,752,843
.
!
/,
Total
201,993
99.515
below.
Inc.—Preferred
shares
$15
fabricated
gas
123,750'
1,350,000
—
1949
Deferred
1,650,265
,
169,
4,103,338
1,437,645
paint department—main plant-,.—
Patent
4,227,726
income
Dividends
—V.
1,498,337
3,366,261
oper.
Inc.
Spa,
Connecting the
$5,615,546
"'Buildings, machinery, tools-and-equipment
1,973,527
income
Other
at
trainload
'-.V,
banks for
Land
188,765,897..
3,764,499
taxes__
and
-
Property, plant' and equipment:
185,048,220 152,748,049
income—
1,863,422
3,475,000'
New
*
revenues
operating
in
bid
trainload of pipd in the history of the Santa F'e
left";
Angeles, Calif., on Feb. 5 to become part of the world's longest
pipeline, from Texas to New York.
Consigned to the above corporation,
7,281,607
228,416
income.
on
New
s
expenses
line.),
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp/—Initial Shipm't
$29,183,806
I
-
.
;V::
:
Sunbeam
—
Operating
taxes
taxes
foreign-subsidiaries; at cost—
Cooper Engineering
Co.
Pty. Ltd.,
Australia (94% owned)—
resources
s
Co.
—
1948—12 Mos.—1947
$
&
Los
95,379*
_—^
Investments
share
Operating
Other
'
stock
vance
Hall
The' longest
:
>
389,106
Final payments for 1948 building.
Co.—Earnings
$
"per *
11,261,2.42
subsidiary
share
—
Finished
Harris,
issue will have preference as to dividends ancl
distribution
overt existing
$6 cumulative
preferred' stbek.
Cumulative
oh:; the new stock will be $1.50 annually and' it will be
have
common*
Dec. 27, '47
capital assets
Federal
per
Materials
the.
cost
were:
on
$2.50
$9,008,714
the- period
Canada
1948—3 Mos.—1947
to
$41,171,009
___
receivable (net)_____—____________
Inventories, valued at cost or market, whichever
.'
Southwestern Bell Telephone
time *
paid
was
1948
L
(Including
Cash
Period End. Dec. 31—
for
f ASSETS—
inclusive,
cash
the
'
1949.
1948,
$50,000,000 in
At
ACCOUNT
-
received "from "Canadian
lower—
coupon
,The ...name;of .the company was changed to Thompson
Industries,
Inc.,
but- the' restaurant
chain
will
continue
to
bear
the, namo';
Thompson's SpU;; Inc.; as a division of Thompson Industries, Inc. ;
«
Shdraton Cot p.
of America owns 45%
of
Thompson's Spa, Inc.,
CONSOLIDATED, BALANCE SHEET
been
on *
in
share
•
propose
Dec: 25, '48
dividends paid!
Cash1
equip¬
has
dividends
will
50-cents
$9,227,843
Earnings
2%
a
new
the
aggregated approximately $40,819,000.
Ahd! there
on
on
than
Planned
par
interest
net
a
for
•
Spa,
2,100,000
aiSsets
-
sales———'—
for
99.213.
outstanding.—V. 155, p. 509,
share
per
;
Provision
99.43,
sale
608.-
p.
ort 15; shares of
$3,240:,000 to stated
payments' in
Accounts
1948,
have
installments
cents
50
total
Total
equipment
-
1944V $3 per share iri 1945, 1946 and
the stock having gone on a $4 per
in
to
dividends
no;
of
issued.
transferred
depreciation
sale
on
Profit
1942,
dividends
on
Southern's
stocks
were'
re¬
lapse during the depression 30's) with the result that
declared,
or
the
of
warrant
rate
1947.
operations. J__
for
Cash' diV:
of
the
Changed—
less
of
Pay
surplus.
year;'bringing
sales
on
at
,
earned
against
Prbfit
169,
the new preferred.
The
directors were
Mr.
in
increase
retired:
in
a
5'%
about- 12%
then
bid
a
.
meet
the' authorized
dividend
shares
011
received
ofi
line
-,
including,
100%
securities
Southern's
obligations.
Commencing
the'
'
b.
The stockholders voted to'indrcase the
capital stock by the creation
a; new
issue .of
120,000
shares
of
$l-par convertible preferred '
stock, it was announced on Feb. 10.
;
•They also increased the authorized v common stock from 300,000
in
V
quarterly
Ilutzler,
callable
increasing
on
Mairitehance; repairs and" replace, of'tools, etc.
Dec.
of
vote
shortly
bids
Thompson's
Name
:V; J;
/
VVv'" '■
such'approval.thedirectors propose to declare and
dividend
of
extra
Provision
(exclusive
as
been
will,
the increased number of
stock
Profit "from
$100,000,000.
over
common
'
Chicago.
Ry.—Equipment Trusts Awarded—R.
awarded
was
Other
Thompson's
.,
the
of
insurance
gradual
a
52 Weeks Ended—
<
obligationshave
increased
by a net amount of approximately $23,000,000 but
this is short-term"
debt, at extremely: low interest rate$, and is almost
entirely
"self-liquidating"
through
depreciation
amortization' at
a
ratio of approximately 88%
; that is to-say, depreciation and amortiz-f
sumed
of
Thompson Industries, Inc.—New Name—Financing—
See
this
in
indication
of life
rate
conditions
CONSOLIDATED INCOME
despite
revenue'1
hands
amounted
has
Northeastern
hands
During
&
shares
,
value
Bank
1948
today.
present, regular
*
indebtedness
the
of
the
24*," last
share,
.v'"
served
event
share^on
such
Dec!
cost
course; the complete
During the same period, 1940-1948, inclusive, Southern Ry. System
(including Southern's subsidiaries, like The Alabama Great Southern
RR.
Co., in which Southern has a large and profitable
control; the.
Georgia Southern & Florida; Ry., Co.,
99.50%
controlled, and- the
from
National
•
25%.- stock dividend, and as long as conditions
a
capital out
,
Diesel- :/>
the
has
to $314,880,000,
and
lightened by $85,162,000,
elimination of R.- F. C. debt.
burden
of
New
1
the
being employed to meet presentand to finance homes and housing
capital-stock.\
■
maintain
per
1948,.
delivery
-''
Southern's
car
Leasehold
which
equipment
31,
and
$25,500,000,
cars
to
>
of
cash.
Ry. Co:; for
approximately 1.1% in 1948.
Dec, 31, 1939, Southern's funded debt,
securities
the
paid to Dec. 31,
has
1949.
ratio
In the
cur¬
equipment
to
of
and
has
and
;
new
stockholders
The
treasury
cars
to
financed
the increase of private
in
its
Southern
estimated
be
purchase
reduce
for
financed
this
of
(proper)
of which cost it
from
order
streamlined
electric
which
Co.
of $93,500,000
approximately $65,000,000
This
Oct
.
Bros.
annual
2VeS.—V.
Canada,
than
issue
2.11 %.
This
,
to
due
Kidder, Peabody & Co., 99.282; Halsey, Stuart, & Co. Inc., 99.247;
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., and Lehman Bros,,
99.231; Salomon
2$% Stock Dividend—Annual Report—'
.
of
Pacific
series
.
•
the
under
payments
Sunbeam Corp.—- To Increase Capitalization and
-
And
First
209.
p.
3%
exchange for temporary bonds
City' of New York
43 Exchange
The
at
or
bonds,
in
the
Pressprich
of
figure
for
rate'may be looked for, but improvement will be slow.—V. 167,
During: the period 1940-1^48, inclusive, the. Southern System'- has>,I
acquired - and put • into - service- the followingt' ,units of new rolling'
stock:
17,003 new freight cars, six! - modern - streamlined passenger:,
trains, and 423 units of Diesel-electric power
(including 36—1500 i
.
of
and McMaster Hutchinson & Co.
$374,-
record'
beneficiaries
and
over
and
average
under
to
by nearly $70,000,000 in
$1,500,000,000.
Mr. Wood revealed
niore
problems of
announcing
Wood
'
.
Y.,
line
delivery
new
increased
commerce
States
to
the
in
8
the'
said in part:
The
pipe
for
Bank
& Co. and Associates on Feb. 10 were
$2,250,000 2% equipment trust certificates, se¬
ries F, due $225,000 annually March
1, 1950 to 1959, in- '•
elusive. -The certificates, issued under the
Philadelphia
plan, were immediately reoffered, subject to ICC author¬
ization, at prices to yield from 1.30% to 2.30%, accord¬
ing to maturity. Associated in the offering were Freeman
& Co.; William E. Pollock &
Co., Inc.; The Illinois Co.;
$105,000,000, making total payments since
issued its first policy, over $2,126,000,000:
over
investment
United
at
Total
$10,000,000,
policyholders
company
investment
$251,000,000.
that
amounted
year
stands
now.
Current
company
lor
the
important contribution made bjt the business
Passenger Cars and 95
Order—Debt Reduced—John B.
on
of
of
approximately
available
mortgages
Ry.—Eighty-eight
-
well
the
for
Feb.
on
said
$64,000,000.
to
day needs of industry and
developments.
Last
year
$2.29
class
Diesel-Electric Units
of
total
now
funds
$3,223,157
$2.84*
1,409,212 common shares.—V.
and
to
the
year
assets
President,
force
exceeded
than
distributed
the
The
in
increase
an
more
amounted
1871,
Life
held
company
Wood,
Sun
insurance
contracts
were
Benefits
the
the
of
B.
$232,000,000.
annuity
year
781,902
._
exceeded
year
596,412
by
Total life
payments
meeting
Arthur
written
$4,089,000,000,
Life
$3,109,455
590,008
income-
"Based
of
$4,194,493
income.-..
and
652,000.
1947
annual
Canada,
*
insurances
ONLY)
1948
Operating
revenues
Operating expenses, depreciation and
Net
mortgage
available
National
Texas &
W.
Force Passes Four Billion Dollar Mark—
$4,658,592
1,308,237
;
.
:
per
"'Based
Gross
first
now
Chase
Place; New York, N.
Chicago, 111.—rV. 169,
-
552.
p.
The
-
.
Interest
Definitive
at
Offered—C. E. Un-
to the company.—V.
accrue
9
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Co.—Definitive Bonds—
•
reports-that
Other
(705)
$131,000,
awarded
income
Net
decrease
a
net decrease of
a
Stern & Stern Textiles, Inc.—Stock
1947
21,208,144
taxes—.
Inventories showed
terberg & Co:, on Feb. 9 offered a block of 12,500 shares
of $1 par value common stock at $8 a share for the ac¬
$26,760,285
depreciation
expenses,
Balance
Interest
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1967,' ar£'
Subs:)—Earnings—
Years Ended Dec. 31—
Gross
&
2163.
p.
totaled
Other
COMMERCIAL
i
of
3L
$53,169.
1948.—
.The
company
$2,000,000'
Columbia
in
equal
of
.has
received
SEC
authorization
to
issue
and' sell
promissory notes to its parent, The*
Inc.
Proceeds of the notes, which will mature
instalments on Aug-. 15 of each year from 1950 to
3V4%
instalment
Ga's System,
annual
1974, inclusive,
pV 2424".'
will
be
used
for
construction
expenditures.—V.
166.
.
"United Light&Rys. €o.—Rights
*'
Approved—
ifChe Securities
ja,nd Exchange Commission- on Feb. 8 approved a
of this company to sell, to present common stockholders
63ft,6$7 shares of $25 par American Light & fraction Co. common
stbck.
The 'proceeds mil be used by United' toward the retirement,
of-:$12,250,000 loans,
proposal
Exchange on Feb. 8 announced that the
United common stock would be quoted ex-rights on Feb. 9, 1949.
The
rights entitle stockholders of record at the close of business on Feb. 7,
1949, to purchase at $12 per share, one share of $25 par common
stock of American company for each five United common shares held.
The
rights, were admitted to when-issued dealings at the Curb
opening on Feb. 8.
,/Tha
York
New
Curb
sales
of
than
in
the
previous
..A,.,
year.
for 1948,
income
3.5%
to
(indicated
preferred stock
stock (100,000
coc
on
:
(Total
two
real
merchandise sales
sales)'
(incl.
was
follows:
as
——
_
in
93,160,726
2,427,814
®?*qqq'qoo
31,000,000
29,000,000
the
by
shares
Earnings
per
117,256,000 112,779,000
11,613,000
11,546,732
4,280,252
3,913,768
3,893,058
$2.01
$2.94
$2.93
outstanding
share..—
common
[■*After income taxes.
NOTE—The
of' unconsolidated
and
1947
in
(Excludes-. United* :Factors Corp.
corporation's
companies
$780,471
in
•
j
,
earnings
$296,000
estimated undistributed
amounted to $320,000 in 1948,
share
of
with Argentine
expected
This
for
in
that
business
of
6%
rose
$27,000
was
earnings
done
v
in the
1948
from
income
Interest
Report
the investment in United States & International Secur¬
ities Corp. at its indicated value based on underlying assets, securities
without quoted market prices at estimated fair value and all other
Calculating
securities
quotations, the net assets of this corporation,
a'fter allowance for State and municipal taxes on unrealized apprecia¬
tion, had an indicated value on Dec. 31, 1948, of approximately $48,.'Dividends
preferred
95
paid
the
$4.50
were
year
share
per
$1,685,744.
the dividends
ordinary
the first preferred
on
and second preferred
and that of the 95 cents dividend
qn the common stock, 18 cents has been designated by the corporation
as
a
"capital gain dividend" and 77 cents was an ordinary dividend,
subject to final audit of the corporation's income tax returns by
were
United
the
I
States
dividends,
Treasury
INCOME
FOR
1946
1945
$1,252,983
196,499
201,^80
29,590
16,681
11,451
34,500
37,763
20,500
$1,551,602
$1,360,106
$1,173,794
205,669
34,222
tax.
income—
for Fed.
F?ov.
inc.
Net ordinary
1
$1,039,552
Reserve provided for est.
loss
on
(in
Net
&
Inv.
Sumatra
.a_
7,043,708
share
SHEET, DEC.
31
notes
restrictions
costs
loss
net
after
with
of
giving
net
in
off
in
of
to
the
for
tax
a
pro¬
theatre
$3,162,812
effect
profit
dollar
on
picture
domestic
credit
$3,230,017
in
the
net
10,745,375
results
a
number
take
to
Blumberg
the
before
they
of
told
of
of
stockholders,
higher
existing
months
pic¬
cost
economies
could
before
these
stated.
maintain
ratio
"The
Mr.
and
amortized,
continues
a
financial
strong
position,
current
liabilities."
and
working
assets,
current
of
$32,897,077
capital of
$37,020,522
current
assets
working
reported
company
debentures
and
year
ago.
has
also
due
sinking
purchases,
Sept.
sufficient
acquired
satisfy
to
,
.
market
open
requirements
fund
stock
preferred
a
through
that,
sinking
anticipated
3%%
including $7,870,348 cash, were shown
liabilties amounted to $5,302,080, giving
at fiscal year-end.
This compares
of $44,307,111, current liabilities of $7,786,589 and
while
capital
52,540,189
10,860,604
will
It
and
reflecting
ago
and
working assets
to
improved from 5.75 to 1 at the end of the previous
7.20 to
1.
Cash on hand at the year-end exceeded
to
year
The
has
Cowdin
still
fund
1,
1949
of
it
on
4'V4%
its
requirements
on
®
this
from customers
receivable
'
liabilities
working
with
Mr.
stated.
cumulative
1947
61,214,527
Other accounts and notes receivable (net)-—
2,848,455
3,169,378
Iuventories
136,048,642 121,362,263
Cash, receivables and other assets relating to
advances under government contracts
1,039,402
7U8,oay
Miscellaneous investments and receivables
3,145,715
2,boo,^yu
•(Properties,
plants
and equipment,
including
and
',4
/
completely
are
company
$38,199,157.
net
its
BALANCE
savings notes
Treasury
that
falling
a
1948,
months
effective."
current
at
5,208,128
5,208,728
$
issue
that
due
come
March
15,
Years
rentals,
theatre
and 1950.
1949
INCOME
CONSOLIDATED
Fiscal
Film
ACCOUNT
Oct. 30,'48
Ended—
Nov. 1, '47
Nov. 2/46
sales and
accessory
admissions:
$33,581,160 $42,309,728 $30,809,450
Domestic
22,648,677
23,125,415
$57,989,307 $64,958,405
$53,934,865
19,408,147
Foreign
Total
nniMOOOO
Plantations
deferred assets
Malayan
4,840
profit
„„
ibo,U97
37,055,226
S.
v"'1
"n,
basic
high
some
produce
30,
are
many
report
fiscal
1
185,553
plantations.
"Accounts
reported
and
compares
year.
earnings
become
current
608,252
Casl°
U.
Corp.
liquidation)
realized
fiscal
made
The
stock
common
common
per
Oct.
This
1
markets,
to
large extent,
a
tures
pictures
20,141,585
on
Earnings
t
.
Investment in
Credit
;
13,725,369
7,041,708
$8.48
$y.J9
"After all returns, discounts, excise and sales taxes, transportation
and allowances.
$ Including $190,000 in 1948 applicable to recovery of
Dividends
'
'
Cheever
the
YEARS
1947
$1,633,128
206,350
preceding
To
------
1948
$1,407,473
1948
$1,826,674
other than taxesState franch.,
etc., taxes
Exps.,
$1,240,000.
"current
AC-qpTS
Total income
year
Feb.
on
foreign
distribution,
ended
of
758,279
—
CONSOLIDATED
CALENDAR
from
and
fiscal
and
$310,000,
„tax)
stock
preferred
residents
have
not
yet shown up to an important extent in the company's
operating figures, "primarily because of the overall lag that is inherent
in
the operations and accounting of a motion picture company."
devaluation
income
on
S
■
corporation
Current
Net
Dividends
Department.
STATEMENT
income
1947.
by
"
combined
the first
on
$6 per share on the second preferred stock, and
share on the common stock. These dividends aggregated
Stockholders have been advised that, for Federal income
per
tax purposes,
gtocks
during
Federal
31,
825,847
earnings of certain foreign operations not re¬
mitted because of exchange restrictions $298,-
stock,
cents
recovery
(after
Dec.
owned
31, 1948, comparing with 405,319 shares
foreign holdings of preferred
stock
on
that
shares, against 46,591 on Dec. 31,
1947.—V.
while
attendance
J.
yoJ, <b
862,223
Federal and foreign income taxes $14,757,417
valuation of Sumatra plantations
for
at
was
37,713,117
2,068,334
252, temporarily credited to general reserves
Equity in earnings applicable to minority shareholders' interests in subsidiaries
226,503.
•
Net
market
at
indebtedness
exchange loss applicable to
American currencies
Provision
stock
39,742,334
2,429,025
rubber inventories to market
of natural
Latin
1,055,457
common
500,000
699,092
—
funded
on
Foreign
of
This
plan¬
(net)
credits
income
State
ten
Cowdin, Chairman of the Board, and N. J. Blumberg,
President, in the annual report to stockholders, stated that although
the
company's increasingly drastic economy program has succeeded
in
bringing about a substantial reduction in costs,
these savings
/
Miscellaneous
than
Universal Pictures Co., Inc.—Annual Report—
duction
35,953,503
against
•
remittances
$
num¬
shares
York
Dec.
on
29,140
539.
p.
State
New
before.
other
'
1947
37,534,669
1,008,573
products
before,
1947.
31,
Eastern States,
and the territories, totaled
comparing with 3,600,338 shares
in the same areas on Dec. 31,
holdings
shares of
countries
pre¬
totaled
Columbia
1948,
shares
a
of
States
York
in
names
year
a
states
of
Dec. "31,
Preferred
brokers'
49,819
Dec.
New
held
shares
comparing with 749,008
1948,
in
in
District
on
366,491
totaled
169,
YEARS
'
J
from recovery of Sumatra
Credit resulting
Adjust,
t
\'v' 1948
i•"
revenue
tations
United States & Foreign Securities Corp.—Ann.
V';-:'
-471,072,403 487,126,771
and general expense——
63,417,591 57,887,817
of
sales
operating
Total
year
date
572,024,663 580,968,091
administrative
Selling,
over the 1947 period.
a
eo0as~ soldi:::::::::::--
of
Profit
v*The company's retail chain store operations under the name of
Rqbert Hall Clothes, Inc., have been satisfactory.
There are now
68, units
in operation and the management contemplates opening
about 15 additional units during the calendar year.—V. 169, p. 210.
*
'
sales
Other
Factors Corp.
,
1
,
United
by
'
'
equity
parent company's
the
of
excess
period.
ACCOUNT FOR CALENDAR
INCOME
V"
-.V
foreign
31,
stock
stock
1,097,777
of
of
Washington.-Ind., for waterproof cloth-1
Chicago, 111., for aircraft fuel cells and new plastic products.'
CONSOLIDATED
'
totaled
total
sports footwear; at
and
ing; and at
subsidiaries' earnings amounting to $1,431,000 in 1947.
volume
(The
period
company has
the
on.
in
against
common
shares
shares
names
shares
Holdings
9.
Eastern
brokers'
Dec.
on
shares
of
before.
year
1948,
A
tennis
■"
sJT, W. Schwab, President, stated that dividends received from uncon¬
solidated companies and included in Dec. 31, 1948 earnings totaled
in, their
to
a
completed the major part of its postwar expansion
and rehabilitation program.
Among the newer manufacturing plants
which reached full operation during the year were those at Fort Wayne,
Ind., for engineered rubber products; at Milan, Tenn., for waterproof,
The
cost
$320*000.
first
Eastern States
of
3,948,587
Feb.
ten
in
ten
exclusive
with
2,450,944
in
held
Preferred
including
3,613,206
ahead.
This compares
prevailing exchange restrictions.
of
is
and
rubber,
of
1946.
|fhe above net profit in 1948 includes Argentine subsidiaries'
eqifnings amounting, to $732,000 not currently available to the parent
company because
one-half of the company's sales were accounted for
remainder included a wide variety of products in the
plastics, chemicals and textiles.
This diversification
increase earnings and provide stability ior the years
The
tires.
48,080
Holdings
shares,
brokers
than
against
shares
before.
$694,185,389 $702,319,642
_____
others
stock
757,913
year
a
Approximately
8,613,000
Common
Total
corporation in
comparing
announced on
names,
corporation
shares,
Common
bered
brokers'
York
New
year before,
ferred
stock
$572,024,663 $580,968,091
——
of
fields
131,845,000
profit
securities,
$24,871,486.
$106,030;
States Steel Corp,—-Number of Stockholders—•
United
lg4?
sales
production transf'd to allied plants
value of sjnthetic rubber proauction
Value
by
$
in¬
tercompany
"Net
payable,
no
Holdings of common stock of this
on
Dec.
31,
1948
totaled 3,965,642
the United States Government.
company's activities during the past two
the
of
measure
mitsldP
WPf
1946
$
$
accounts
i
plants for
rubber
synthetic
years
(& Subs.)—
1947
1948
and
taxes
p..so.
totaled
6 Months Ended Dec. 31-
-
$?2,023,345;- total,
(200,000 no par. shares), $20,000,000; second pneferred
par shares), $500,000; common stock
(2,485,543 no
par shares), $24,855; special reserve, $103,101; undistributed net ordi¬
nary income,
since Dec. 31, 1943, $1,007,590; net realized profit on'
investments, since Dec. 31, 1943, $3,129,910; total, $24,871,486.—V. 169,
operations in 1948.
The company's rubber plantations, its
textile mills, chemical
and reclaim plants accounted for a substantial volume of production
consumed within the company which axe
not reflected in sales to customers,
In addition, the company operated
Estlin.
United Merchants and Manufacturers Inc.
DEC. 31, 1948
$33,389,021),
value
LIABIMTIES—Accrued
after taxes and other charges, was $20,141,585,
sales and $8.48 a share on the common stocK
after allowing $8.00 a share for the preferred stock.
Net income foi
1947 was $21,753,317, or $9.39 a common share.
The consolidated net sales do not reflect the full extent pf the com¬
Net
The
645.
p.
history, being only 1.5% less than 1947
$580,968,091.
Sales of replacement tires in 1948 were less
1947, but sales of all other major commodities increased over
year's sales in the company's
cost
..
the rights are exercisable at the office of Bankers Trust Co.,
York, and will expire at 3 p.m. (EST) on March 9, 1949. The
rights will be stricken from dealings on the exchange at noon on
169,
BALANCE SHEET,
ASSETS—Cash, $2,690,555; dividends receivable, $152,586;
at
pany's
Nfcto
date.—V.
Monday, February 14, 1949
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
tions.
Supply and demand came into balance. Shortages disappeared.
Competition grew keener. Operating efficiency improved.
Consolidated net sales for 1948 were $572,024,663, the second highest
equivalent
contracts for
contracts may
Exchange further announced that when-issued
rights must be settled on Feb. 21, 1949 and that
be! enforced under the rule beginning that date.
The
the
that
COMMERCIAL
THE
(706)
10
Prepaid
9?'Sno'qfib
Amort,
3^227
3,202,9bb
111
film
of
J."',111
other
costs,
348,500,241 348,381,181
Gross
royalties
costs,
profit
and
includ.
theatre
and
44,009,043
exps.
38,834,336
28,786,337
on
'
.investments
256,251
6iV(>.
on
PiVS.
on
o
NOTE—The
As of
}
Dec. 31,
Dec.
556,856
0 t941,481
300,000
300,000
7
753,450
approximate
A; at
DrlO.OOO
449,994
300,000
value of securities owned
492,500
appreciation
cost
in
•'
1947
$20,325,045
;
31, 1948
117,946,687
.-/■ - ■
' :■:/('
iSa&rsstsi-'
accrued
Other
accrued
i
,
7.
•
:
Decrease
"Not
F
including
ments
($177,300
State
:(■;/:
/
dividends
in
1948
paid
from
$837,250 In
taxes of $123,000.
and municipal
realized
net
and
profit
tAfter
1947).
BALANCE SHEET,
for
-
DEC.
31,
$15,807,900),
$9,674,469;
*
■
*
:
.
:
other
•.
'
/
'
April
due
1967
1,
assets,
'
$4,000;
at cost (indicated
$30,350,570.
,
V-,j
388,583
65,109,100
value).
$4,950,000; capital
income, $454,224; net
^jtqtal, $30,350,570.~V. 169,
Earned
1 ■
$650,422;
undistributed
realized
prcfit
investment,
on
net
ordi¬
f-i
and
and
admin.
1948—3 Mos.—1947
l948-^-9'M6S.^-l947
$14,967,331 $22,030,557 $41,981,182 $59,398,439
12,714,298 19,111,680 36,338,587 51,506,768
*
exps._
^j~Net
income
1,606,666
oper. income.—
(Other
Dividends
Statement
2,177,120
4,532,913
5,384,110
$646,367
$741,757
$1,109,682
$2,507,561
89,738
110,380
31,162
117,058
231,895
456,975
252,543
440,928
$767,267
$969,195
137,393
$1,798,552
credits—
States
;
*Prbv.
income
charges—
for Fed.
102,128
taxes
320,344
230,000
280,000
435,000
1,040,000
-Extraord. invent, write¬
less
Federal
*$3,676,430
income
Federal
excess
Foreign
income
Profit
loss
for
Film
the
earned
to
216,430
—
3,000,000
*$551,802
$1,956,792
*$1,768,511
^Bhts. cap. stock outstdg.
499.241
499,241
499.241
$5,14
*$1.11
$3.92
*$3.54
"Profit.—V.
share
169,
p.
150.
income
Expenses
and
STATEMENT FOR
——
No.
;
approximaltely
of
.
Tf?p, yea77 19'cnw th,s
.=rescuing
the
final
stages
transition
307,581
1,917,964
217,033
78,568
125,401
1,643,169
(Estimated
under
or
960.498
827.119
Nil
$3.11
declared
share
common
per
"Deficit.
reduction
in
carry-ba,ck provisions
less
current
on
prior
the
of
years'
$5.32
Federal
Internal
taxes
on
Code—
Revenue
provision
estimated
income
year's
of
certain
of
$871,500
for
Federal
taxes
subsidiaries.
CONSOLIDATED
CALENDAR YEARS
1947
/
212,208
174,645
140,246
am
a rat
other
^
Due
receivable
(net)
from officers and
—
1,700
provisions
276,157
219,042
employees..
Estimated refunds of Federal taxes under carryback
$7,618,692
4,031,515
$7,870,348
3,320,209
—
Accounts
4,643
6.873
28.789
71,500
23,314
88,000
s
Oct. 30/48 ' Nov. 1/47
Cash
$1>122.545
223,948
SHEET
ASSETS—
1945
1946
$1,373,952
BALANCE
(Without consolidating the assets and liabilities of subsidiary
companies operating in foreign territories)
'
1,680,500
52,940-
——
§Cash & receivables blocked in Great Britain..
'
;
—
—
income
$1,633,970
$1,316,453
$1,190,734
$977,656
^Investments —I—
,2*292,000
2,533,095
888,815
2,032,465
ordinary
5,092,662
DipreferredPstock>n__|
1,000,000
approximate
securities owned
As of Dec. 31,
1947,
As Of Dec. 31,
1,000,000 •
appreciation
from
held by American
Note'receivable
Deposits and other assets
—
Deferred
*11,276,676
/
the rubber industry in general
from war to peactime opera-
"After-allowance of $84,000
———
for state and
—---
municipal taxes,
•
.
i
—
'
.
227,480
1,500,000
(Continued
!
•••
til
H
.
—
202,631
1,106,101
367,800
5,217,784
452,263
283,293
1,050,874
*—
$47,984,034 $53,906,605
_£
$1,243,787
t
.:
charges
Totai
Decrease
security
as
equity in net assets of sub. companies—
254,970
(Land, buildings, equipment, etc
——6,663,941
Investments in affiliated companies (at cost)—
1,299,563
1,098,000
2,218,778
the indicated
—
24,628,895
204,731
-—.—
bank
"Net
cost in
—
20,016,396
—
Cash
was:
1948
8,251,852
royalties
,
company and
of
287,718
122,910
281,380
720,374
960,498
outstanding
shrs.
com.
$2,111,500,
.
$1;628;950
income' taxes
value of
7 /United States Rubber Co.—Annual
Report—Herbert E.
/Smith, Chairman, and Harry E. Humphreys, Jr., Presii;dent, on Feb. 9 said in part:
•
■
<•+ *
361,528
208,722
iy
$1,969,232
taxes—
franchise &
NOTE—The
*
'
$4,565,219
deprec. & amort, of fixed
dividends paid
Common
499,241
per
$3,230,017
year
1948
Net
$2,564,861
loss
244,105
*$3,162,812
surplus.
production costs
income
,t
'
79,702
/
Sell., branch, gen. & admin, exps.
dividends paid or declared—
dividends of $5 per share were paid on the first
preferred stock. These dividends aggregated $1,000,000 and are taxable
to the stockholders as ordinary dividends.
During
2,900,000
350,000
379,486
tax
(est.)
taxes
536,279
2,135,000
Crl08,663
fCrl,240,000
(est.)
profits
363,398
22,186
Unliquidated advances to producers «fe advance
period—
JlNet
311,052
<te
Inventories
rfjet
*
$9,121,738
541,724
assets has been charged as follows:
it-its
•
$6,536,430
618,615
taxes
carried
for
Prov.
at estimated fair
$36,042,132.
Federal
income tax cred¬
resulting
there-'
from
of
$1,750,000—
3,000,000
p
141,830
expenses
Particpations of certain officers
employees in profits
Miscellaneous., deductions (net)
the net asses
corporation, after allowance for state and munlclpal taxes
appreciation, had an indicated value on Dec. 31, 1948, of
taxes-——-—
'
180,183
amort, of debt disct. &
&
exp.
financing
Earnings
Calculating securities without quoted market prices
and all other securities at market quotations,
State
provision,
Securities Corp.—An¬
International
Value
Total
on
Income
-down and
&
Report—
INCOME
Gross
-
-Income
214,195
100,617
Pfd.
$3,201,032
392,521
income—
Int.
accounts of
for doubtful
$14,076,670:
United
Industrial Cheihicals, Inc.—Quarterly
-JJet sales.
C^t of sales-,
348,500,241 348,381,181
reserves
$8,765,713
281,006
inc.
■■:
$2,484,711 for 1948; $2,412 for 1947
(After reserves for depreciation of $194,539,059 in iy
$184,689,374 in 1947.—V. 168, p. 2440.
"After
616
59,657,008
■
Total
p. 50. '
Period End. Dec. 31—
-Bell,
surplus,
65,109,100
67,546,157
/•)
nual
^*7
J»8,ohj
52933 025
IZill'w ™'?,??'008
surplus
surplus
Capital
■
■
LIABILITIES—Accrued
taxes
and
accounts
payable,
$70,754;
1st
<8>Teferred stock (100,000 no par shares), $10,000,000; second preferred
$topk (50,000 no par shares), $50,000; common stock (985,000 no par
j>haies after deducting 15,000 shares held in treasury), $98,500; general
nary
^'9^2963
8,1/4,
stock
stock
$6,075,241
306,046
earned——:
taxes of
disct.
of
&
respect
Income
Total
2.3^0,721
-
*$4,083,093
—
int.
in
annnnooo
8,711,457
preferred stock ($100 par
($10 par value)—
noncum.
Common
total,
V
•'•••;
8%
Balance
Divids.,
Adjust,
?:SSS
::::::::
reserves
l
....reserve,
9
prior years
non
retirement allowances
for
Reserve
—
J5,000,000
—
Minority shareholders' interests in capital
and surplus of subsidiary companies—
'
1948
Investment in U. S. & International Securities
Corp.,
Value
debentures
notes
708,
-
ASSETS—Cash, $1,229,814; dividends receivable and interest accrued,
$119,808; securities, at cost (indicated value $31,258,735), $19,322,479;
4"
bank
General
J
: :
Serial
invest¬
on
allowance
'S'
7nft^4Q
,
1,039,402
liabs.
contracts &, related
govt,
$2,378,358
;
12'?Sf'2S
taxes—
liabilities
under
Advances
$13,980,264 $26,134,069 $25,148-,528
Sell. & branch exps.—Domestic..—
10,475,770
11,133,660
9,07,1,4)26
Foreign
'
4,812,247
6,056,470
5,21?45JL
Gen. & admin, expenses—Domestic
2,354.745
2,488,167
1,808,355
Foreign
420,595
370,531
291,283
——
—
taxes——
2%%
»
38,024.170
32.890,045
income
Federal
Accrued
Other
/
.
A^ounts^payifble
__
indicated
the
was:
'
i.
— __
400,000
1,280,500
from
Total
*
!
Dr8,975
449,994
1st pfd. stock,2nd pfd. stock-
♦piVs. on common stock
<
1,092,252
1,364,598
999,573
for. fed. cap. gain
(tax on" undist. profit.
Prov.
on page
40)
Volume
THE
Number 4777
169
COMMERCIAL. &
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Pet
MVIBEIIBS
Name of
Equitable
! Dividends
v
first
which
Then
week.
current
follow
we
show, the dividends
we
with
previously announced,
Investment
News
'
(South
Share
Insurance
Fanny
but.]
,
Cotton
Mills
Farmer
Co.
Co.
Candy
,
Fibre
Products
Finance
Co.
of
df
C.)
(irreg.)___
(quar.)
5
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
3'A %
1
3-31
3-15
$1
3-10
3-
$20c
—
*'
3-22
3-
RR.
Fitz
Simons
Connell
*r
3-15
3-
4
3-15
3-
4
dividends
this
announced
'>;■
'
1
week
25c
3-
1
2-18
of Company
,,-YvPower & Paper Co., Ltd.—
$1.50
preferred
$2.50
prior
Steel
Acme
Allied
Co.
Finance
Allied
Gas
Allied
Mills,
25c
4-
1
3-14
Mfg. Co.,
Co.
Aluminum
of
Aluminum
Industries,
Chicle
Co.
American
Cities
Power
dividend
1/40
Stock
American
class
be
not
each
American
Preferred
for
each
Fractional
iu
lieu
at
the
B
share.
7'U
thereof
rate
.
~
W ire
tquar.)
Woolen
Co., common
$4 prior preferred (quar.)
7'!<■
preferred tquar.)
Argo Oil Corp.
(quar.)
v
&
Company
convertible
$6
25c
Gas
Series
2-21
1
-2-21
3-
25c
3-14
3-
$1.50
3-15
'
$1.75
4-15
4-
20c
3-15
i,:
A preferred
_________
Ciass
Avon
Ltd.,
V.
D.
4'A%
prior preferred
Hydro-Electric,
if,
;
preferred
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
7#
preferred
tquar.) ____
Belknap Hardware k Mfg. Co
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet, common
•6'#
preferred
Black
Hills
4.20 fo
Bond
Power
City
3%#
tquar.)
Ltd.,
Gas
preferred
tquar.)
Forge Co
Camden
Cotton
Forge
bVz'/i
Co..
Canadian
Class
Ice
A
-Class
A-
3'A#
1
Machine
3-
4-
$1.25
1
1
2-28
2-18
15c
3-15
2-18
15c
3-
1
2-18
4-
1
3-15
$20c
(quar.)
4-15
$21c
-4-
_»_!--
$37'Ac
1
3-10
3- 4
33-
585/8C
4-
1
30c
4-
I
4-
1
30c
--
.
4-
1
4-
1
preferred
4-1
3-15
Steel
Central
37'Ac
iquar.)
Wire
k
Co.
tquar.)
Engineering
Co.
Chatham
Co..
(quar.)
i
;
-4#
.
-
B
class
(quar.)!
preferred
T., C,. for
Cincinnati
series
.4#*: preferred
Collins
(quar.)
<fc "Aikman
Public
Consolidated Gas
Consolidated
Stamping
Utilities
Corp.
Ltd.
Theaters
A
A
-
Casualty Co.
-increased
•Coronet
r
3-
t
3-
3-25
2-25
1
2-15
1,.
4-
3-
3-15
1
t
:
'
50c
y
Common
Co., Ltd.—
(increased)
5#r preferred
Creole
Wife
preferred
3- 1
4
.*•
,!•
1
3-
3-
75c
____
1
Power
Light,
k
'
■
4- 1
$1.12'A
»10-
2-15
45c
3-
'■•
Delaware
Dentists'
:
B
Bound
&
Supply
Brook
preferred
preferred
2-11
Union
:
•
:■<
Portland
Diamond
Dtsston
$1.75
:
(quar.l
*_•
..
-
•
Dominion
Chemical
k
Tar
tquar.)
,Co:nmon
$1 .-preference
Co.,
$23c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
3^ 4
New
Chemical
2nd
$3.25
T.
.
$4
1
1
(C.
Plastics
Durez
Sugar
A
.
k
Loaf
tquar.).i_—
Chemical
4-1
4-1
<
v
Electric
Controller
Electrolux
Empire
(quar.)
__—c____
&
Inc.
District
4-15
4-
4-
2-23
Mfg.
~
Co.
(quar.)
1
4- 1
.
"
c3-18
2-21
5 ,%c
'28c
-
2-25
3-15
•
1
20c
3-
1
$1.06'A
4-
1
4-
Soutlrern
!
;
4%
quar.)
-,5'A%
/Southern
Mfg.
1
3-14
2-21
2-23
3-29
2-23
$1
1
2-15
2-15
3-21
3-
5-
Staley
'
.1-28
2
1 Standard
2-25
Oil
2-2i:
50c
3-
1
2-15
97 '/2C
3-
1
2-15
20c
4-11
3-29
10c
3-31
3-
4
31'Ac
3-31
3-
1
30c
3-
1
2-18
81'Ac
3-
1
2-
(quar.)_
•
Lines_
/
!
common
25C
0
(initial
.265625C
3-1
2-15
4-
1
3-18
Stix
3t10
2-18
Sunray
3%#
Oil
Co.
of
&
Fuller
Oil
4'A#
3-15
2-28
Tampax,
*4-
1
3-15
Telephone Bond
2-26
Y 2-14
3-15
3-15
2
4
3-
2-25
5
3-
54
U.
$$5
3-12
7
2-18
65c
3-15
3-
3-
$12'Ac
4
1
2-28
10c
3-
1
2-19
81'Ac
3-
1
2-19
.
10c
(quar.)_______
3-
1
35c
3-10
3-31
(quar.)^___
3-
3-.
3-
3-
9
2-24
3-31
3-12
50c
2-10
3-15
3-10
25c
4-
1
div.)
Co.
50c.
4-
1
3-18
2-28
4-
1
,
•
9*
2-15
25c
3-
5
2-23
4-30
4-13
2-15
2-10
5-15
5-10
8-15
8-10
25c
11-15
11-10
75c
:V
2-18
3-10
$2
t-
InC
6-10
50c
1
2-16
2-15
62 'Ac
3-25
-3-10
50c
3-15
3-4
$4Qc
3-10
$50c
,*
2-25
3-15
;___
'
2-15
2-15
2-21
50c
(quar.)
1
4-
5
25c
>
3-
25c
'
.
Co., common
(quar.)'_'____
Ry.
5-16
••
1
3-
15c
Ltd
Stationery,
3-
•30c.
Goodcrham <fc Worts, Ltd.__
Erie
2-23
2-18
3-10
•$2
Ji
Co. ..(initial)
Pictures (quar.)
Lake
'_____
Y
3-10 Y:
< $1
(quar.)
Mines,
3-
1
3-
1
2-18
4-11
3-24
$1.25! 1
common
50c
-
Y
$1.25
7-
-
2-ia
3-
;
4
"2-1$
1
6-16
'
481.12'/a
(quar.)
3-1
v
Y-75c
:
____!
2-15
•"
4** 1*
683Ac
C.>, Ltd.___'__!
Willson Products, Inc.
Wrigley (Wm.). Jr. Co. (monthly)
Young (L. A.) Spring <fc Wire (quar.)
-.
2-
'
Disinfecting
'/Extra
3-15
>
25c
common
Co.
preferred
-Extra
2-28
2-28
5#
Wilson, (J.
,f;;;
—
2-28
1
(quar.)
preferred ■(quar.)___.
(George), Ltd.—
4V2 # redeemable pfd_,!(quar.)
v
'
3-24
4-
25c
Wheeling <fc
3-15
*
Bros.
2-28
4-15
35c
-5%
i
2-16
—
Mfg.
2-18
25c
Company,
Amulet
2-28
3-10
35c
Weston
2-28
40c
•
1-31
$2.50
"
-
■
I
3-19
1
3-10
3-10
2-28
quar.)
Insurance
"Western Tablet &
2-15
3-15
25c
;
3-15
4-
28'Ac
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Railway Co.
(quar.)
Corporation
!
Waterloo
$5
3-10
3-10
Z~I~Z
Walker (Hiramt
West
3-20
4-15
Products
..Warner
3-21
50c
—
r
.
I
75c
!__.
■
2-25
& Share—
Co.,
Chemical
Visking
1
25c
(qusr.)___"
Raalte
Y Waite
2-19
3-10
$1.75
i_A
share
B
(increased
/Virginian
2-17
8
7
25c
preferred
2-18
50c
2-
3-
26 Ac
1st
Van
8
2-15
2-19
25c
tquar.)
non-cum.
Vick
2-
933/4c
933Ac
(quar.)
Coip.
Rubber
Victor
4-13
2-15
50c
(uqar.)
preferred
.
4-15
35c
(quar.)
1st
3-15
2-19
1
94C
com.
non-cum.
2-11
3-
•4-14
'
$25c
1
quar.)____
(quar.)
S.
2-19
1
3-
$1
r' -8 fo
•
1
3-
40c
(quar.)
8%
30c
.1
pfd.
Inc.
Underwood
2-19
<2-19
3-
*
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly __j
2-15
3-
A
Trinity Universal
2-23
3-
30c
f
5
2-19
40c
7%
1st preferred
(accum.)
Texas Gulf Producing Co.
(irreg.)
Stock dividend
2-15
2-
2-
1
25C
(quar.)
1
3-
25c
_
(quar.)
com.
preferred
conv.
2-15
3-
25c
(quar.)
com.
2-15
30c
$2
Co.
Corp.
4'A%
4-30
2-1
2-vl
50c
Co.,
Ohio
preferred A
Baer
2-15
7'/aC ;YYY3-;T"
$3 Y v'5- 2
1
1
quar.)C .320829c
(quar.)
(Kentucky)
2-15
:
1
3-
3-
?
-
15c
Standard
4-
1
3r21
'•
3-21
$15c
3-15
20c
3-10
25c
4-
25c
3-15
3-
1
25c
3-15
3-
1
!
of
2-28
2-28
•
1
3-19
1-28
_____
Corp.;-common
'
(quar.)__
.■
.
.
/
13c
8c
(quar.)___
Co., $2
Insurance
Co.
Pottery
1-31
'
A
'
1-31
2
2-2
;
3-
1
2-8
;
3-15
3-
1
4-
3-16
Acme
1
3-15
3-
$1
3-
(quar.)
1
8
3-11
Corp.,
3-
-
1
3-
1
4
>3-10
<
,
Coke..___i^—^—I
preferred
(quar.)
2-15
2- 5
1-27
Sugar
Refineries,
Co.
Mfg. Co.
1
8-1
3-10
„
•'
$25c
4-.-1
$$1.25
:
(reduced)
D.)
Ltd.—
(quar.)
4-
3-15
50c
2-15
2-^4
25c
3-30
3-15
;
i;
(quar.
&
Engineering,
20c
r
Agnew Surpass
Aircraft
-
Radio
Inc.—' ' '
,
-'
.}
■
Akron "Canton
'
Common
2-15
2-15
1
2-24-
"5%
2-15
$35c
3-15
/
2-15
$1.50
4.-15
$1.12'A
3- X
_'Y5%
Alabama
i,
2-2$
i
«...
•
3-21
2-18
d-26
4-
3-15
i
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V
5Ia
.
3-2'J
:
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r-
U5c\ Y'-t- 1.
.
Corp..^
tic
&'Youngstown RR.
-
.j
$3.50
-
Alberton
Gas
prior
Corp.,
50c
50c
_________
preferred
Corp
Alpha
Portland
Cement
Allied
Kid
(quar.)_
Co.
$2.50
'
1
3-13
4-, 1
3-15
.
(increased)____.
4-1
Ylo- 1
30c
;.:3-10
; 3- 1
•T
•■8.7yac
I—
/
$2.50
,
(initial>4_^_!^
(initial)
/____
4■
"
—~
common
3-1
1
*_
(s-a)_—
praferred-i(s-a)
1
1-31
3-15
/
Co.—
(s-a) Y_
preferred
*"
2-15
;
2-24
-2-26
•
(initial
Shoe Stores, Ltd./
«
3-15
3-15
■
-
22'Ac
preferred
2-24
•
3-31
25c
$1.25
(initial)?.
convertible
3-15
.
25c
-
common______
2-21
.
2-18
3-10
3-
2-24
5c
2-15
$25C
preferred ' (quar.),
Affiliated Gas Equipment,
$3
3-
50c
•
Holdere
Payable of Rep.
25c
Roller -Bearing Co., common
'convertible- preferred (quar.)________
;
—
v
20c
•
Light.it
4'/a %
(J.
Ball
Common
3-15
50c
Peoples Gas
Wire
2J19
3-15
90c
—______
*
Ltd.—
A partic. preferential
preferred - (quar.)
2i18
-*t
40c
(quar.)
Company (quar.)-_-_————
A A f-s*►
•
PerWhen
Share
(quar.)
15%
•
2-15
■
2-25
3 7'Ac
common.
!../ .VJ
■.
.
Corp.
Class
-
-5%
!- Aetna-Standard
2-15
50c
Co.; (quar.)_——-_A_!
>
'
T
(initial)
Acadia-Atlantic
Aetna
2-15
20c
.
Company
Vending
Inc.
common
Adams
;.•
2-2$
3-15
,
l"
>3-10;
15c
—__
2■
3-31
$1
Yf 30c
•
F.
«'•' .5%
$1
quar.)
C.
New
3-
3#
--
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co., Ltd.—
'-7% preferred (quar.)
—!-__
Peninsular Grinding- Wheel
Co..
Perfex
T
20c
2-15
Extra
3-
B.
Abitibl Power k Paper Co.,
2-15
A3-10
(s-a)_-_c_
'
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t$l
preferred
Pen
Name of
A.
1-31
2-15
2-15
$50c
;;
pfd.
■'
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1-31
,
'2-28
Y20c
dividend)_^_'A_"
being given In the
••;
1-31
50c i
Tube.Co.____.
Tail. Power, Co.,
preceding table.
.1-31
-
.
60c
Co. ^increased
Co.
2-15
$1.25
v.
(reduced)-
Manufacturing
'l-3l'
2-15
7c
Co
Ltd._____
'
"
10c
(quar.)
(stock
2-15
9c
(J.,J.)
Corp.
2 28
2-15
10c
Co.
2-28
2-15
16C
!__
Life-insurance
Candy
3-10
_3-10 *
12c
,
—
.(quar.)
Storage Warehouse
Mines,
30c ;"
.
,
series__T_—
series.^.
Below we give the dividends
announced in previoua^
weeks and not yet paid. The list
does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these
•
$1.25
•;
1
:
.
"
Paton
-
2-21
3-14
Extra
1
Y
Pennsylvania RR.
Parker
2-18
3-14
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
1
25c
(quar.)
Auction
Onondaga
..
common
E.) Mfg. Co., com.
preferred (quar.)
1
Co.
River
$3.60
2-28
3-15
(quar.)
3-
Inc.
Electric
Otter
3-15
'-'.s
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Insurance Co./(quar.)
Life
3-
—
Ohio Seamless
■
2-28
25c
$1.50
(quar.)
(A.
3-11
30c
—
3-31^
3-10
preferred
$18c
(stock
4-15
30c
preferred
fund
Mills
$3.75
4-18
c
6'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
each
2-15'
$2C
(quar.)
preferred
25 c
trade
World
Oak
sinking
Spartan
Corp.— ■.!/_"*
for
Co.
Bed
convertible
b'/e
2-21
1
37 '/ac
Paper
2-15
2-25
Co.__
Investment
Southwestern
2-15
3-
15c
—^___
shares
2-25
$2
Spring
convertible
5%
3-
$1.12»/2
.AA.
Inc.___
Coated
10c
60c
A
Water,.
convertible
Southwestern
25c
Y:
(quar.)_
pfd.
2-28
:
(quar,)_
15 3/10c
Corp.-
2-28
2-18
3-15
(quar.)
preferred
25c
(quar.)
(initial
2-18
3-10
,
2-21
$30c
(quar.)
Greyhound
'
tquar.)
conv.
Steel
preferred
2-21
60c
pfd.
1
3-15
(increased)
Co.
class
California
4V\r/o
3-29
40c
$1
&
Southeastern
*
,
10c
93%
com.
3-
3-15
Extra
:A_
Inc.
Ltd.
Pen
America,
«
<
2-25
1
2-18
preferred
3-10
3-
1
37'/aC
4'- $1
(quar.)
City Gas & Electric,
3-21
$1.38
3-
1
$1.50
4-
.
3-10
$1
Manufacturing
3-10
$1
$1
Co.,
A.)
Saw
3.90#
3-10
1
1
50c
3-10
.
t40c
•
8
2-10
„
3-10
4-
20c
Co.
Co.__
(quar.)
i Society
Brand Clothes, Inc. (quar.)
:■ Sonotone
Corp., common (quar.)
:i
$1.25 convertible preferred A (quar.)__
2-18
1
(W.
Corp.
Sioux
,
3-
50c
Co.___,
stock
2-18
1
2-23
2-12
shares
York
Nutrine
2-9
$1.25
3-
3-15
1
Extra
Z/;YY'' 5c
North
2-21
2-15
V
———■—'
Electric
3-
50c
3-31
4-
_
■
Singer
2-21
—
North
f
1
50c
.
4-19
35c
Fund.
Noranda
2-1
3-15
3-15
3-21
'=$4 prior preferredr(quar. l
"*•
•
1
4-15
2-15
-
'20c
-
(quar.l ._^_-i-__
Co.zri™_a_z.__—-
Corp.1- Lj.__——•—:
Electromaster,
$1
$1.25
Y
3-
20c
25c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Lead
Bridge
Simonds
:
3-30
(quar.)
com..
7 NortheasternWater
:
3-1
'4-15
:
37V2C
Newmarket
2-25
25c
3-25
4-29
,
1! Shoe
3-
share?
shares——
•/; Newberry
3-1
8IV4C
:
—:
(quar.)
Coal
V Eastern Utilities Associates
•
.
2-18
■>, 2-15
25c
1-•!'V
4-1
1
2-23
.
Noma
4-1
3-
2-25
3-21
"
1
3-15
i
2-10
3-15
Sheep Creek Gold Mines, Ltd
^Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist
•
2-28
(s-a)
3-
$50c
_____
(quar.)
5# preferred
A.)
2-18
3-16
2-25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
15c
Company (quar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Niagara Lower-Arch Bridge (quar.)
5-2
$25c4
-
—-
(s-a)_^—______
common
preferred
preferred
.Dunham
East
Co.,
1
equipment
New
•
Diiw
3-
interest
com.
Mills,
group
New
•
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J25C,
Co.,. Ltd.
Paper
3-11
3-11
Corp.
Bedford
•
Donnacona-
1
1
75c
series ?_
.Railroad
Retail
2-18
<
.Sarnia
iSheaffer
25c
series-
;? Nesbettr
s't
.
—
tquar.t i——___^
,
-3-10
-
2-15
2-18
25c
3-
-
1
4-
Controls,
Manufacturing
3-
4-
(quar.)
2-14
3-15
75c
4-
7-
■
.
3-lL
;-
-20c
(quar.)-—•
Ltd.
lV-
-7- 1
A- 25c
tquar.)
Inc.
Corp.-Seagrams,
pfd.
Corp. com.
Discount
Preferred
0
Corp.
Joseph
3-10
$1.06'A
(increased quar.)
Corp.,
Railroad
2-14
1
Rowe
1
30c
29 lie
Texas
-
;V Selected
!
2-13
-'4-
/SeOc
-
Cement,
k Sens,
(Henry)
Distillers
St.
shares
'held.
-Balanced
>
2-15
1
2-20?
$1.75
Yard
Russell
2-21
—
'preferred
Stock
2-15
3-
>18c
Harvester- Co.*—
Detroit
i
Stock
3-17
2-21
25c
pfd.
conv.
.
2-15
3-
* 50c
common.
(quaT.)"___
Denver
•
-
(quar.)
7#
tquar.i
Y.,
7#
*
'
;
RR.
Co. of N.
1
3-15
,
25c
of
Works
(quar.)
Haas Company, common
preferred
3-15
Co.* (quar.)
Ltd.
additional
common
'5%
'
2-11
1
$4
(quar.)
preferred
&
30c
(quar.)___
National Trust Funds—
2-21
3-1
933ic
93%c
Rohm
$1.10
(quar.)
(accum.)
Gum*&
National
v
*,v';
9-15
-
4-
4% fo
!—_
$1.25
Cedar
Robertshaw-Fulton
(quar.)__
Calculating Machine (quar.)
:
(J. P.),.i! Co., Inc.-(increased)
Nashua
6-15
1
common
(quar.)
preferred
9
Corp., common (irreg.)
participating.preferred (quar.)
Murray, Ohio
v
3-15
7-1
$1.12Va
(quar.).:
3^4#
•
3-
«__——__—
Wheel
Three
3-17
1-
3-10
.r_,»$1.12Me
(quar.)——'
•
■
Y. .Yv:'V
$$1.25
3%%; preferred A
4-1
50c
Investment
Rubber
"
Dayton
9
50c
5#
Co.
Carpet
Monroe
.,A
3-31
Oil
Mohawk
3-15
'Y
-
.
:—$37'/2C
—
(quar.)
Petroleum
Corp. ireducedl__
i CUrlee Clothing 4'/a# pfd. (quar.)
4'A# preferred tquar.)
:
3-
3-11
•
common
(quar.)
Richmond
1
(quar.)
(111.),.
Republic Insurance, Co.
4-
$1.06'A
Co.
2-21
25c
$1.50
(quar.)
Mullins" Manufacturing Corp.
•.
''
Co._i.__A—A $1.50
Midland
Mfg.
preferred
2-21
1
1
$1.25
7%' preferred (quar.).
Mid-Continent Petroleum
/-/.Motor
2-23
2-
'
3-31
(Chicago)—-
.
>
4-
3-
3-
Company, Ltd. (quar.)'
l.
Sales Co.__________________
Textile
/.Morgan
;;3- 1
1
3-
•-
2-21
,
3-15
30c
*
Paper; Box
87'Ac
3-15
<
A.—
Corp.,-new
_.Mohawk
3-10
3-15
15c
(quar.)
i
2-15
3-
75c
.
i
•
2-28
-
1
$1
$13c
quarterly
Phosphate
Corrugalfed
2-16
Reliance
2-15
25c
•
Continental
1
87'/aC
(increased
Company
Metal A5 Thermit
>!;
'
.
3-15
37(Ac
<
(quar.)_
tChicagot
■
50c
(quar.)_
class
'
25c
—_
D.)
2-19
1
25c
:
Service
Assurance Co.
3-
3-15
1
Participating
2-15
-
—.
Inc. (quarihr__;.™__ii—
Light: & Powcr Co..—_—
Continental
25c
(s-a)
Canadian
$3.25iConv.
«
5-16
8-15
11-15
(monthly)
Co.
Wire
S.
preferred
Metal
v
2-19
3-1
35c
Congoleum-Nair-nj
Connecticut
,
.«_
(H.
McCord
4
3-
,ui$4
___
Shearing
Community
»
RR.—
Corp.:__"A___^___________
Commercial
1
1
$1.12'/a
4#
H.), Inc.,
Mfg.
Maxwell,
Ltd.
1-31
3-
1
6-
25c
preferred
Mines,
(M.
Ludlow
2-49
v$l
common—!
Co.,
-3-
1
75c
■
preferred.—:
'
•
2'Ac
tquar.)
Paul k Pacific
A
Milling -Machine
•
2'/aC
—:
(quar.)
preference
3-14
2-10
3-
25c
tquar.»___—
_
Chicago Milwaukee- St.
.
A
Corp.. .$3
Chicago
V.
,
Mfg.
Class
A
r
25c
»•.
Chambersburg
•
Shore
5%
.
>•-6#
•
&
Lone Star Gas
v
2-15
3-
$40c
1
(quar.)_
Corp.
preferred
Lowhey( W.)
3-15
2-15
$40c
(quar.)
'
3-15
30c
—
Extra
3-15
1
(quar.)
"
3-15
3-15
1
3-
12-
$1.50
;3-15
30c
1
4-
preferred
$1.12'/a
Industries
preferred
London
3-18
com.—
voting
Lee
1
4-
$25c
;
$40c
(quar.)
Corp.,
2
3-10
—
—
common
4-
$4
25c
common...
common,
preferred
4-
__A
Co.
(quar.)
Lansing Stamping Co.
Lee <fe Cady
Co.__i.-i.
3-15
1
$1.75
81.25
(quar.)
Ltd.,
non-cum.
4c
Corp.
convertible
Lamston
•$6
Mills,
2-21
(quar.)
Inc
Johnson
Consolidada
Lake
(quar.)
preferred A
Knitting
7
2-10
preferred
Lane-Wells
(annual)
Corp..
&
American
•
3-
3-15
1
Co..
Utilities
Keystone Steel
3-31
1
3-10
15c
(quar.)_
non-cum.
$5c
(quar.)!
Gas
King-Seeley
3-31
4-15
v
com.
9-
"
La
Inc.,
$1.60
_______
preferred
Co., com. (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
$1.20
3-21
45c
343aC
i.
-Non-voting
3-15
:
"4-
35c
Mills,
$1.00
1
3-21
——
of beneficial
Kerr-McGee Oil
Co., Ltd.—
Co.
Extra
3'
2-18
3-15
30c
Company common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—
Kent-Moore Organization, Inc.
;
2- 8
2-15
1
87'/aC
(quar.)
1
3-
preferred
prior
■
3-
15C
$40c
50c
Kendall
Boxes/ Ltd.—•
tquar.)
Plywood
3-
1
—
tquar.)
preferred tquar.)
Fibre Products, Inc.,
Central
4-
7%
________
Tea
3%%
Johnson
3*
3-1
$20c
Wircbound
Cascades
3-
—_
—
Investments, Ltd.
(William)
Carter
1
25c
tquar.)
Canadian
4-
Jewel
2-19
$1.10
-
Canadian
1
(quar.)
com.
tquar.)
preferred
General
1
2-2
3-
2-21
37'/ac
quar.)__
(quar.)
common
Paper
A
Southern
Jacksonville
~
Y
Extra
3-
2-9
common
convertible
3-11
$$0.234375
Co.
Iowa
1
preferred
(quar.)
Bartlett
Securities
Certificates
2-19
1
$25c
'
—
Mills
3-
30c
_______—_—
Co.,
2-19
1
50c
_
(quar.)
Co.—
(quar.)
Buffalo
3-
$1.35
2-19
$1
tquar.)
com.
3- 1
$1.05
_________________
Brunswick-Balke-Collendcr
$5
30c
2-18
3-
Ry.—
non-cum.
Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd
Paper Co., com. (quar.)
$4 preferred tquar.)
Interstate Telephone $5.50 pfd.
(quar.)
Investment Trust of Boston-
2-18
•
—-—_"Y'
tquar.)
Borough
1
1
non-cum.
International
3-
tquar.)—____
Oil,
preferred
California
(quar.)
Inter-Ocean
2-18
3-
$1.60
International
1
3-21
$1.25
(quar.)__
Ashtabula
$1.60
Reinsurance
2-11
3-
1
1
25c
Rayon
3-10
60c
__
—
preferred
preferred
4.40'/
tquar.)
preferred
Hosiery
5%
3'A%
(quar.)*
,
&
preferred
3-10
1
1st
$7c
Co.,
Fund,
4- 1
4- 1
■
15c
(quar.)
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred
Intcr-Occan
1
4-
Co.—
3-
Ltd
Dauch
.Industrial
2-16
4-
preferred
Youngstown &
53 Vic
$1.75
Chemical
&
2-15
2-15
25c
3-
$1
$1.75
—
common
(quar.)
Co.
$1.20
British-American
Brooklyn
1
2-15
2-28
3-15
_________
(quar.)
Paper
Plan
5%
2-16
1
3-
$1.50
Light,
•
Mfg.
Inc.,
Bowser,
3-
40c
—------
tquar.)
Inc.
Stores.
Border
&
2-15
4-20
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5.40#
12'Ac
2-21.
1
> '
<quar.t___
(quar.)___w_—--———-----
.
3- 1
3-
....
1
3-12
2-19
.
3-
1
3-19
$25c
Hydraulic Press Mfg., 6% preferred (quar.)_
Indianapolis Water, common class A (quar.)
4'A Vc
preferred B
(quar.)
2-19
$1.12'A
___
common
;2-19
3-15
8c
&
Howe
3-
15c
tquar.)
preferred
(quar.)___
com.
Packing Co._
Silk
Regent
—
preferred
(quar.)
Chemical Co., common
preferred A (quar.)
4'A%■
3-16
3-15
20c
Mills
(monthly)
Corporation, common
3-31
tlOc
J12'/2C
common
tquar.)___________
Allied Products, Inc. (quar.)
Bangor
,Y
^56'Ac
—
A
•Avondale
B.
Co..
Y.)
Ltd.__
Honolulu Oil Corp.
(irreg.)
-Honolulu Rapid Transit, 6
Hoover Company, common
______
1
3-19
Monthly
Hinde
(quar.)
Service
Co.,
Sugar Co., $5
Spencer
Monthly
2-15
:
(N.
(quar.)
Corp.
common
preferred
V/a'/o
1
1
4
3-
25c.
$12 '/2c
(quar.)
—_——
Co.
Utilities
Hibbard
till.) —
preferred
Wire
Mines,
Heyden
3'A '/o
2-28.
2-28
3-15
f'$l
(quar.)_—
4
3-15
4-
50c
Co.
Die
preferred
4'A '/o
•
Light
Electric
Auto
States
Hallnor
3-24
$1.75
_—______
__
•
2- 7
(quar.)
$1.50
4- 1
;3-10
Co., common (quar.t-—
30c
3- 1
,> 2-18
4 '/a ft
preferred
(quar.)
$1.-12'/a
3-1
2-18_
Atlas
Imperial
Diesel
Engine
Co.—
7-■Y?
Atlanta
;
Gulf
Hammermill
___________.—
Armour
7
Sanitary—
——_____—___—
Co.
(B.)
k
Corp.,
preferred
$4.40
—
American
3-
4-11
2-18
4-
10c
Paper
Tap
Guantanamo
3-25
-
20c
tquar.)
&
YY"'y0
■
2
2-28
25c
$1.50
Indemnity
Northern
4>/2%
41'Ac
5-
(quar.)
Greyhound
—__—
Standard
American
Greening
will
pay-
of
Real
Quarterly
share
shares
Rath
$1.25
3-
.
25c
Greenfield
non-voting
Steel
Great
-$3.50
2-17
tquar.) _:
—
Trading Corp.—
Radiator k
preferred
"
2-14
4-11
(quar.)
Harvester
2-18
1
5-
(quar.)
pfd.
Mackay Stores, Ltd., class A
Class B __!
Great
Common
American
3-10
-2*21
2-23
3-10
preferred
1
$1.25
$5
Gordon
North
of
Co.,
2-10
■
_________
(Increased
Prentice-Hall,
Inc.
Radio Corp. of America—
3-10
2
1
Transportation—
__________________
preferred
(quar.)
Portsmouth Steel Corp.
9334c
(quar.)
3-15
3-
7%
3-24
3-
$1.25
2-24
3-31
25c
pfd,
(s-a)
Norristown
k
convertible
Pittsburgh,
3-14
3-
$$1
(increased)
1
4-1
$2.75
(quar.)_
pia.
Extra
Corp.—
share
a
but
class
-
50c
Light
common
Palestine
American
k
of
1
3-15
4#
common
(quar.)
Power
Gleaner
"Y,
4-
15c
made
be
2-18
(quar.)
held.
issued,
will
ment
for
Co.,
stock
B
3-10
93 %c
Corp.,
prelerrcu
$6
2-17*
50c
—
Canada, Ltd.,
preferred
Georgia
3-31
common-—
of
Motors
General,Tire & Rubber Co.
1
3-5
Inc
American
3-
40c
(quar.)
tquar.)
■
3-11
Co.
%
81'Ac
(quar.)
common
preferred
America,
preferred
2-15
3-
R(,c
4-
75c
_
$3.75
2-10
1
25c
A
claoc
&
Geners.1
2-21
2-25
25c
(quar.)...
(quar.I
convertible
$3.75
preferred
4-
Allis-Chalmers
3 'A',(
5#
3-1
b- I
3-i2
—
Co
Inc.
4-1
4- 1
$62'Ac
1
(quar.)
Co.,
$37'Ac
.
(quar.)
Co.,
Wallace, Inc., $3 class A (quar.)
Wayne k Jackson RR., 5 ft pfd. ts-r.)
Fort
Goir
(quar.)
preferred
Forbes
payable of Rer.
Slure
'
Shoe
nori-cum.
Suburban
convertible
$5
12'/ac
Holders
■.\vnev
Name
Abltibi
Florshcim
arc:
3-10
87'/a c
$1.50
5#
(quar.)
4%
"
The
50c
Germantown
Pittsburgh Coke
Dredge k Dock Co.—
.■
Holder*
Payable of Rep,
(quar.)___
_________________
(quar.)
Co.,
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.,
$2.50
Department'' in the week when
When
Share
•
,
common
1
$2.50
declared
L'
"
Co.,
preferred
Philadelphia
Quarterly
5
Baltimore—
at
k
11
25c
3-21
37'/2C
■
_______
Ltd
5
2-
2-15
2-21
4-
(Charles)
.2-
'
2-15
25c
Dyeing Co. (quar.)
Canada,
America
2-15
.
;
$50c
Per
<
Name of Company
:(
Pfizer
Canada___
Shops
Fenton United Cleaning &
Holdert
—
of
(N.
(707)"
Payable of Rec
r
Carolina)
50c
Life
Erwin
which have not yet been paid. Further details and rec¬
ord of past dividend payments in many cases are given
under the company name in our ' General Corporation
and
V
Co.
20c
Equitable
in
table
second
a
Ins.
Semi-annual
.
are grouped in two separate tables.
In the
bring together all the dividends announced the
we
Company
Fire
When
Y-.
3-15
!. fr-15
,
r
2-28
'
2-19
•
(ti
lr;37'Ac
37'Ac
■
3-10
2-15
4
2-15
2-
9
*
12
Company
Allied
Laboratories,
Stores
common
4%
Corp.,
preferred
Allis
(Louis)
Alloy
Cast
(quar.)
Co.
Steel
Extra
Altes
_______________
—
——
Co. "> (quar.)
Co.
Aluminum
2-14
Belden
3-
1
2-18
2-15
1-31
3
12 %c
Co.-
Arch
1
2-16
$1.18%
3-
1
2-15
$1.10
3-
1
2-17
^Central
3-
American
Extra
——
———
common--
(quar.)_.—
Co. -(quar.)
.4%%. preferred
JCxtrs
Electricr 4% % pfd. (quar.)
Common quarterly cash dividend---.
Common
(stock
dividend)
2/100
of a
share of Atlantic City Electric Co. common
for each share held
Common extra stock dividend 1/100 of a
share of Atlantic City Electric Co. for
Gas
American
2-12
2-
Class
Best
4
1-20*
1
3-17*
$1.25
4
7%
American -Metal
4V2 %
American
American
Class
1
3-
1
2-18
Black-Clawson
3-15
2-28
Black,
4-15
3-31
2-15
2-10
Blaluner's
.Blair
2-10
2-15
3-
4
Blaw-Knox
2-
B
Bliss
5%
2-
Safety
Seating
Extra
2-
3-1
Fund,
Woven
Bower
Roller
1-28
Bowes
Co,
2-24*
1
Brantford
3-
1
2-14*
3-
1
2-
Service
Ship
3-15
3-10
2-28
3-
1
5-21
3-
3-15
25c
1-31
2-15
1-31
Charis
Corp.
2-15
1-25
Chatco
Steel
Chesapeake
3-
1
2-
4-
1
2-23
Cnioago
4
1
3-21
Chickasha
4-
1
7
British
4
3-15
3-11
3-15
3-.1
2-15
1-31
—
30c
2-15
2-
12'/2c
25c
2-28
2-11
participating-
2-1
2-15
1
(quar.)
1-26
3-15
3-
2-25
2-10
50c
3-
1
2-11
$1.12'/a
4-
1
3-15
20c
Co.,
15c
3-
1
2-17
f25c
3-
1
2-11
common
Ltd.,
pfd.
5%
(s-a)_
Virginia
of
Cab
1
50c
2-15
2-
25c
Cc
3-
2-18
1
5
Oil
3-21
Common
(quar.)
25c
4-15
3-
8
3-
1
Common
(quar,)
25c
7-15
6-
8
3-
1
Common
(quar.)
25c
10-14
9-
8
3-15
3-
1
12'/2c
2-19
2-10
75c
2-25
2-
8
1
3-
Chiksan
Chile
2-15
1
&
1
Chilton
(quar.j
20c
2-15
2-
3-
1
cnrysler Corp.
(increased)
$1.25
3-14
2-14
75C
2-15
2-
1
Cincinnati
Gas
&
Electric
Co.,
35c
2-15
1-17
1-
7
Cincinnati
Inter-Terminal
RR.
>
ioc
2-15
3-15
2-14
3-31
3-19
3-31
3-19
4%
5%
Shoe
common
Co.—
(s-a)
New
$2
prefeired
Texas
61
8-
1
7-20
$1.25
Orleans
3-
1
2-15
5-15
Pacific
(quar.)__
3-
1
2-18
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
6-
1
3-
1
2-11
.5%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
9-
1
8-15
75c
2-25
2-12
Citizens
25c
2-15
2-1
16c
2-25
1-31
5%
25c
2-15
2-
50c
2-25
2-15
68 %c
2-15
2-
1
City Baking Cc., 7% preferred
City Ice & Fuel Co. (quar.)
3-
8
City
(reduced)
Rubber
(quar.)
(quar.)
__
JL
75c
Tobacco,
3-19
tl2'/2C
2-15
1-31
tl2'/2c
(irreg.),
Co.
4-15
3-20
$32 '/2c
4-15
3-20
3-
2-14
40c
1
4-
Co.,
preferred
Investing
4-
7
2-25
a5%
4-
7
2-25
(s-a)____
a2>'2%
4-
7
2-25
(s-a)
a2v2%
4-
7
7%
City
1
2-25
1st
(initial
Co.,
s-a)
common
Co..
a2'/2%
(s-a)
for
'?
Cleveland
(
$4.50
ordinary
1
reg.
15c
1-
$37 '/2c
3-15
$25c
3-15
3-
1
3-
1
2-18
2-11
25c
3-
1
2-15
2-15
1-20
1
3-10
.__
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
4-
Pittsburgh
1
2-16
4-
1
3-16
87'/2c
3-
1
2-10
50c
3-
1
2-10
40c
3-10
2-25
15c
3-
RR.—
(quar.)____
special
guaranteed
tquar.)_
Chemical
Co,
Aluminum
Cochrane
'
3-
20c
_____________
&
guaranteed,
Club
2-10
25c
1
common
regular
Clorcx
2-22
$1.50
2-10
3-
55c
(reducctu
7%
2-22
(accum.)
2-15-49
20c
Monthly
Packers, Ltd.—
Inc
3-17
$1.25
4%
2-25
4
1
4-
—
Monthly
Cleveland
5
8%
2-
$1.75
,
(Tenn.)
Illuminating,
preferred
.
2-15
$1.37'/2
(quar.)
Electric
3-10
(quar.)
Chattanooga
.
1-25
3-31
2-
Clinton Industries—
s
,
(final)
$1.75
1
1
62'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
preferred
Clearing Machine Corp.
pfd.
(s-a)
common
preferred
Water
5%
Ltd.—
preferred
Utilities
5'/2%
preferred (quar.
City of Paris Dry Goods Co.
4-15
93 %c
(3-0)
Brown
preferred
Cincinnati,
.
15C
preferred
Co.,
Company
,
60C
(quar.)
(s-a)
$6
;
3-
37'/2C
deposit receipts ordinary
B
-
3-12
25c
pfd.
Rubber
(quar.)
3-23
(quar.)
pfd.
Co.,
Company
Copper
Co
30c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
receipts
(interim U_:__
Brown
$3.60
4
Bruck
(quar. )„
Products
:
Co
$1.20
preference
2-21
1-31
2-15
1-31
20c
3-
1
2- .1
6-
1
5-
Ltd.—
1.—;
(quar.)
2-15
J30c
Hardware,
A
1
J20c
20c
Dunlop
Class
2-8
Buckeye
3-15
Buck
7-
6-11
Buda
2-
1
Budd
9
2-15
4-14
$30c
3-15
2-15
3-15
2-15
20c
3-15
2-18
15c
2-15
2-
20c
class
Line
Falls
1
2-17
2-7
Coigate-Palmolive-Peet, common
S3.50 preferred
(quar.)
15c
3-
8
2-15
Colonial
$1.25
3-
1-
2-15
Colonial
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Pipe
Hill
3-
4-30
common
A
B
2-
2-28
2-24
30c
90c
$7'/2c
Mills,
Class
8
Co.,
preferred
4-30
$1
Co._^.
Co.
(quar.)
Company
Company, common
prior preferred
(quar.)
$5
2-28
2-4
Buell
60c
r'5c
3-15
2^25
Bullock
3-
1
2-10
Bunker
3-
1
2-10
31'Ac
3-
1
2-11
Burkart.
4-
1
3-15
Burlington
com—
30c
10c
2-15
12-30
lquar.)_
$15c
3-
1
2-10
3'/2%
25c
3-
1
1-29
47o
(quar.)——
2-15
17c
3-15
common
receipts for 5%
Brown
2-28
43c
—_—•_—
2-5
50c
'
5%
—
2-15
.1-31
2-15
1
3-15
25c
class A (quar.)
Co., Ltd., common-
A
Class
1
3-15
$1
30c
(quar.)
1
2-28
40c
tquar.)
Cotton
3-
20c
—•___
Corp.
4-1
40c
Products,
Yellow
2-10
4-15
$1.50
(quar.)
$2.75
Columbia
Class
3-
Inc.
Fibre
b
preferred
60c
Celanese, Ltd.—
American
37%c
37'/2c
Corp. (quar.)——
(quar.)——
Co.
2-15
1
$1.06'/4
dep. receipts for 5%
British
75c
Tobacco
$4.50
Faper
t5c
(quar.)_
com.
deposit
:„
Increased
American
cnumpion
J25C
l_
dep. receipts for 5%
Amer.
2-19
1
dep.
Amer.
2 19
1
6-
$$1.12V2
$1.12%
>
(quar.)
2-16
3-
90c
—
Co.
(quar.)
Service--
Public
1
2-
40c
Insurance
&
century Ribbon Mills,
Chain Belt Company
3-
50c
pfd.
Inc.,
Co.
Hose
registered
—
Foundries
Vermont
Co. I (quar.)
1-15
~35c
Inc.—
Surety
3-18
2-15
85c
pfd. (quar.)__.
Power, com. (quar.)
West
Soya
2-15
3-31
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Corp. (quar.)
South
&
Central
2-15
'
<
.
Bearing
American
3-15
Building Co. (N. J.)_
& Refining Co.—
Steel
•1
(interim!
British-American
1
3-
2-15
2-28
$1
Co.
3.40%
&
preferred
Central
•
Coach
_____________
1
common
Light
30c
——
Elccliic
Power,
Central
$1.30
preferred
(quar/)
Bristol-Myers Co., common (interim)
3% %: preferred
(ouar.)____
American. Smelting
American
6%
Company
&
Ltd.,
4-
pfd.
■
Y.
Central
Cordage
4-
quar.)
$3
Co.,
4
common
1'■
4
25c
American
4
2-
(quar.)
preferred
Inc.
Inc..,
28 %c
—
American
2-
2-15
3.6%
2-15
2-15
25c
(S.)
31'Ac
31'/4C
—
Special stock dividend
3-15
30c
(quar.)
preferred
$3
Manufacturing
Bourjois,
1-28
3-
2-7
1
3-
2 '/2c
Inc.,
Company
Boston
9
1-28
>3-11
25c
Co.
Ohio
Corp
convertible
quar.)
Y.)
Central
Co.
quar.)
(N.
2-15
—
(quar.)
Laughlin,
Borden
9
1
>3-
20c
Razor
American
American
&
Amer.
Co.
1
$1.75
Bryson,
Holdings
1
3-15
4-
&
(Phila.),
3-15
Poundrv
Re-Insurance
3-
.
1
(quar.)
prefeired
2-19
$4
American.
N.
(quar.)
Co.
Sivalls
4.25%
1
(quar.)
A
Central
•
50c
(Del.),
Corp.
Co.
1
B
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)_American Pulley
Co
2-15
2-18
Oil
4-
Class.
1
_________
Birmingham Water Works,
Bishop
3-
(quar.)
News Co.
(bi-monthly)
Potash & Chemical—
3-
JlOc
Motor
2-7
3-1
$1.25
2 '/2c
5
5
2-18
37%c
(initial
preferred
preferred
^4'/2%
Louisiana
50c
3-
3-
3-
10c
Ltd.,
&
Co.,
Central
Extra
3-15
2-28
50c
(quar.)_—
Machine
American
Steel
3-15
$2.40
preferred (quar.)
preferred (initial
preferred (initial
4%
3-15
—
class A
preferred
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
Eibb
75c
'A %
3-15
1
(s-a)
Associates,
Spinning
Sons, Ltd.,
Boston
(quar.)__
Common
(J.)
Bethlehem
American Investment
5%
1
$1.06'/4
commoh for each 100 shrs.
B
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
&
preierred (quar.)
4-
—
Fine
Illinois
12'/2c
(quar.)—.
Continental
of
Inc.,
...
Bertram
2-15
2-15
75c
6% pfd.
Lines,
"held
Boss
Home Products (monthly)———
Indemnity Co. (s-a)
Co. (Illinois) —
American
1
2-28
62%c
American Hide & Leather,
-'
Blumenthal
(quar.)—
pfd.
$2
.
share
One
2-21
3-15
(quar.)
preferred
$3
2
2-18
3-1
27'/2c
Co., .5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Public Service, common--;
4-
'
(quar.)
preferred
.1^2.50
2-14
iquar.)
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
17'/2c
Foundry
i£de
—■•-
Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
Quebec
(quar.)
com.
When
share
_
Light & Power,
preierred
Central
(quar.)_
Beneficial Industrial Loan (stock dividend)
2-10
4-
30c
4
1
3-15
Corp.,
General
American
preferred
Heminway
0] Company
Arizona
"
20c
3-19
3-
held—,
share
each
4'A%
Belding
Berkshire
5c
. oC
$1.18%
25c
■
American
1
3-
$1.12%
■-_
—
Furniture
American
.
Co.,
Hoe
&
Fork.
American
2-
3-
40c
$1-25
12V2c
12 %c
12V2c
30c
.(quar.)^—
Tiling Co. (quar.)
Forging & Socket (quar.)
Encaustic
4
2-28
$1.75
preferred
5%
&
Belleterre
3-14*
4-
50c
4c
75c
(increased quar.)___
Common
American
Bell
2
2-
1
3-
—30c
(quar.)
—
American Business Shares
',quar.)__.—s
American Can Co., common (quar.)___
7%
preferred (quar.).---—
--•American Chain & Cable Co.—
Central
115c
preferred
(quar.) _:
Howell Co., common
5%
9
•
-
Board Co.
Box
2-
.4-1
25c
—
.
Quarterly
American
2-18
1
(quar.)
________
—
•
Per
Name
3-
a
S.) Shoe Corp., 4%% pfd.
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
(A.
Common
.
Automobile Insuiance (Hartford)—
American
1
3-
J25c
20c
Aluminium, Ltd. (quar.)
$50c
American Aggregates, 5 % pfd. (quar.) —$1.25
American Airlines, 3%% pfd. (quar.)___
87%c
American * Aggregates Corp.____—$1
American
f
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Mfg. Co
Goods
Holdert
When
"25c
Belgium Glove & Hosiery Co. of Canada, Ltd.
15c
———-
Canada,
of
preferred
.•4.%
Aluminum
(reduced)——
Inc.
Beck
1
——--——
——
Brewing
_—a—
(quar.)—
Mills,
3-18
3-
35c
30c
(guar.)
(quar.)
Company
4-20
Beaunit
25c
75c
$1
Inc. -(quar.)
Allied
3-15
4-
Monday, February 14, 1949
Payable 0) Rec.
Share
■
•
1
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
&
Holdert
When
Per
Name
COMMERCIAL
■THE
(708)
Die
Machine
&
'
Sullivan
&
2-25
3c
Ltd.——
Fund,
Hill
Co
Mining
3-
20c
1
1
CocKshutt
Common
(quar.)
Co.—
(now
on
Common
quarterly
a
(quar.)
9-1
8-1
50c
2-15
1-25
87'/2c
3-31
3-15
+$7
2-25
1-25
50c
3-
1
2-18
50c
3-
1
62'/2c
3-
1
2-18
45c
3-
1
2-15
3-1
2-7
(quar.)
Steamship Lines Ltd
Stores,
Inc.,
(quar.!__;
common
4% * prefeired
2-15
5'%
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Colorado
2
}20c
2-15
■1
basis)
(quar.)
Common
,
Concen-
&
Plow
Central
'
Power
(quar.i
2-18
'
Extra
;
,
5%
preferred
Wringer >Co.
American
American
Lead
Laic,
(quar.)—___
& Smelting Co.:
Angio Canadian Telephone, class
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.
(irreg.j
A
trating Co.
■'
,
Mills
Cotton
Common
(quar.)
$1
3-31
(quar.)
$1
$3
6-30
6-23
6%
$3
Farms
Co.,
50c
25c
2-10
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
$15c
$$1.12%
3-
1
1-31
_
Corp., Ltd., common
4'/2 %
convertible preference
Argus
Arizona
3-1
75c
______
(quar.)—1„_.
(quar.) J
Natural
Arkansas
Steel
Armco
4'/2%
6%
Gas,
pfd.
(quar.)
$4
Artloom
Oil
Refining,
&
Corp,
Associated
7%
Atchison
Atlantic
Atlantic
Refining
Powder
Co
Tack
Autocar
1
3-15
3-
1
1
3-
2
A
preferred
Canada
series B convertible
5%
convertible
3-15
2-21
3-
1
3-10
2-24
2-28
2-io
3-
,
2-15
2-10
1
3-" 1
25c
Co.
25c
of
C
T.),
Baldwin
Locomotive
Balfour
Building
Show,
Radio
Baltimore
&
(quar.)
Barium
$1.20
Base
Co.
of Canada,
Oil
Y.)
Co.
&
Ltd.
(quar.)
$1 .40
3-
2-15
Canadian
1
3-1
2-18
2-15
2-
3-15
Paper,
2-28
3-15
2-17
1
(quar.)
__
$$1.12%
3-15
2-14
1
(quar.)
Foundry, Ltd., com.
3-
5
2-18
3-
1
Products,
Ltd.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
.
3-
1
2-15
4-
1
2-28
Continental
7-30
7-15
Cook
$20c
2-22
1-31
3-
1
2-
1
3-
1
2-
1
1
Oil
1-31
Cooksville
3-
1
2-15
Cornell
$18%c
common
4-
1"
2-28
$25c
4-
1
4-
1
Ltd;
Cos.,
Ltd.
Co.,
3-
1
2-15
$$1
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
2-15
1-26
$20c
;
Utilities.
Western
Lumber,
Products;
Ltd
I
$37 %c
$30c
Corp.,
4-
3-
1
3-
Cosmos
Crane
Natural
Co.
1
Crown
2-15
7-15
6-15
4-
1
3-25
3-11
2
1
3-10
35c
7-
2
6-10
Casco
Corp..
for
class
or¬
Pirie,
Corp.
3-
1
1
Case
7 %
t:
(J.
3-
1
.
25c
3-
35c
2-25
1
■
Caterpillar
Tractor
Zellerbach,
$4
preferred
2-11
2-
2-25*
4-
1
3-15
31'/4C
3-1
2-1
3-
3
2-11
(quar.)
25c
3-
1
2-11
75c
3-
1.
2-11
(quar.)—
$15c
3-
1
Ltd.
Atlantic
>.
3-
1
2-15
2-10
1-29
4-
1
3-12
t40c
2-15
1-31
3-15
3-
28'/»c
;1
(quar.)
Co.,
3-
$1.75
4-
1
25c
3-15
2-15
preferred
(quar.)
2-15
2-18
'
1-14
2-14
$1
3-1
3- 1
2-14
3-31
3-15
2-28
2-14
$1,05
preferred
2-11
2-28
50c
(quar.)
(quar!)
$2
-
Corp.—
$1.75
(quar.)
Sugar
Sugar,
1
3-18
7-
1
$1.75
common
4-
$1.75
9-30
6-17
9-16
50c
'
:
4-11
4- 1
7- 1
3-17
3-17
6-16
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
$1.25
Cuneo
Press,.; 3V2%
Publishing
87'/2c
preferred-(quar;)
Co.,
preferred
$7
pfd.
(accum.)
___
$1.75
-.
2-15
2- 2
1
4-1
3-4
3-4
75c
(quar.)_
1
1
2-15
2-15
4-
3-12
2-28
1
2-15
1
$50c
common
Ltd.
(quar.)
8%
preferred
preferred
prior
1
93%c
(quar.)
2-15
40c
——
•
2-
2-28
J8c
(increased)
preferred
2-15
25c
A
preferred (quar.)„
,57/,
2-15
25c
preferred (quar.)_
5%
.
A
7
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)——!
3-15
4
10c
common
class
Securities
preferred
Cuban
$4
(quar.)__
Co.
25c
(interim)
(quar.)
Cyrtis
r
Co.—
jir^ferred ,(quqr.h__
2-21
Co.—
Seal,
Cuban ^American
>
(year-end)
Company, - common
2-
3-1
93%c
Ltd.,
Seal
&
Forster,
7%
1-25
(irreg.)____—
Scott &
preferred
I.)
&
Cork
Forster
■7%
1-25
22%%
B
2-19
$1
_____
.preferred
&
7%
——
common
Products
Carson,
: 4 '/2 %
6-10
4-
receipts
3-11
75c
Co.,
3%%
Sexton
conv.
&
3-1
22%%
deposit
dinary (final)
3-11
1
(quar.)
Investors.
Crum
or¬
dinary (final)
American
&
$4.20
3-15
$$2
class A
7
1
4-
•
(quar.)——
Cork
Crown
1-28
4-15
50c
Ltd.
(quar.)
for
9
4-
(resumed)
preferred
1
$$1.25
receipts
2-
$1.13
common
',7% preferred (quar.)
deposit
2-21
Steel Industries—
'(initial
quar.)
;
preferred
$2
Ltd.—
American
2-
$1.12'/2
:
Company, .Ltd., class
Products (quar.)
Cruni
Co.,
1-28
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Imperial Mills,
Crown
Ltd.
Gas
Co.,
Company,
4Vs%
2-18
$10c
WesteiTr
2-28
—
Varnish
&
Inc.
Cribben
(annual)
(quar.)
2-25
Wood
Corporate
,2-28
$$6.25
Coro,
2-28
$$1.12%
(quar.)
common
5-16
40c
$37'/2c
'
(accum.)
Steel
prior
Co
America—
Motors
Paint
2-22
3-10
7-
35c
4-
25c
'
1
2-
3-
25c
...
$3
Paper
(reduced)
Copper &
preferred
$25c
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Ltd.." 5% pfd. (quar.)
2-15
$75c
(quar.)
5%
(s-a)
(quar.)___
preferred
$25c
Co.,
of
Can
Continental
$20c
Ltd.
Tire
Carrier
—
$3.75
2-28
3-
Co..
(increased)
preferred
$50c
Ltd._
Silk
2-17
$25c
.
(quar.)
$37'/2C
Locomotive
Canadian
Ltd.—
__
4%
&
Ltd.
Co.,
Corp.
Common
2-28
1
3-
$4c
A
;$i .40 preferred
1
2-28
3-15
75c
,
Power
2-10
Quarterly
2
30c
Ltd
Corp.,
Consumers
Ltd.—
pfd.
Canadian
2-10
3-
10%
com
Glass
2-21
3-
Power
Water
Consumers
2-28
3-21
$20c
(initial)
preferred
Continental
Canadian
2-15
15c
dividend
Extra
(quar.)
Container
3-15
$32'/2C
Extra
i25c
$12%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
prefeired
(quar.)
Canadian
(increased)
Mining
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Canadian
2-11
1
preferred
—
(quar.)—
A
(initial)
A'
A
2-11
$37 %c
(stock
Corp.
&
preferred
Carreras,
I Class
Class
1
2-28
6-
preferred
$1
3-
Mills,i/Ltd.—
$4.52
preference
Carpenter
Bathurst Power
Class
3-
2-15
$50c
.)
<initial> I
common
New
Canadian Internat'l Investment Trust, Ltd.—
5%
1
Textile
$10c
(N.
Seelig Manufacturing Co.,
class
Metals
Class
3-10
$1
Steel
Barnsdall
1
3-
Consolidated
$$1.75
4-
2-18
115c
2-10
Y.)
$4.50
(quar.)
A
3-25
2-15
1
3-
Co.
2-15
21c
Co.
,
Barlow &
Class
2-10
1
1
3-
(quar.)
2-28
Food
1
2-11
3-
25c
-
(quar.)
(N,
Co.
Co.
3-15
Canadian
9
3-15
25c
Laundries
Paper
Edison
1-31
Fairbanks-Morse
4-
40c
Consolidated
2-15
2-10
2-10
3-10
2-15
Consolidated
Consolidated
Canadian
Quarterly
Extra
1
4-15
1
30 '/2c
4'/2 %
3-20
2-15
Inc.—
3-31
(initial)
Forgings,
1
1
.£- 2
1-31
&
2-15
43-
$1
2-15
Insurance
1
3-
10c
SG'Ac
50c
27 %c
Life
1-31
3-10
37'/2c
1-29
Co.—
State
2-15
3-15
$1.50
iquai.i__
preference
3-11
New
2-15
(irreg.)—
Co.
50c
Car
3-
15c
Shippers Insurance
Barber-Ellis
3-
participating
Coal
4-16
$15c
•Class A
A
p.tl.
3-23
1
2-1
1
—
(quar.)
2-15
-
2-11
2-15
3-
Cigar Corp, (quar.;
1-31
(quar.)
Canadian
3-
5c
(interim).
shares
Consolidated
class
1-31
Regular
Andes—
Los
American
Bankers
com.
(quar.)
preferred
de
Inc.,
Consolidated
(Toronto)
Industries,
2-15
Breweries,
$1.05
(s-a)_
(quar.)
Consolidated
3-10
Chemical
(quar.)
Vinegars,
25c
30c
(quar.)—
(quar.)—_
Works, 7% pfd.
1
3-10
$1
Canadian
,4'/2%
Inc.
(B.
Canada
25c
(quar.)_
2
3-
3-23
$1.50
2-23
£4c
$1.25
(quar.)
2-15
Western
A
25c
(quar.)
America
Collieries Corp.
Ayshire
Banco
(quar.)_
2-
3-15
6>
preferred
Co.
62 '/2r
Safeway, Ltd.,
$1.50
preferred
Canteen
Babbitt
6%
preferred
1
Power,
40c
Power
62 >/2c
Service
Foundries
Canada
2 11
$5c
(quar.)
3-
15c
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
common
preferred
Class
3-11
Ltd
(quar.)__
75c
Association
$5c
(s-a)
(quar.):
Water
1-28
1
Automatic
Packing,
Co.
Canadian
convertible
5%
Power
Ltd.
Canada Cement Co., Ltd., $1.20 pref. (quar.)
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co., Ltd.—
2-11
•
50c
———______
Consolidated
2-11
3-
2-15
)—
50c
Corp.,
Extra
2-11
2-25
2-15
1
3-15
Inc.,
$1.75
Semi-annual
2-28
3-15
3-
pfd.
25c
Electric
California
Connecticut
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
.4.4%;' preferred
2-28
Connohio,
2-18
25c
preferred
(quar.)
—
preferred
5.3%
(quar.)
1-31
2-28
5%
dividend)
pfd.
7%
Co.
—;
California
2-15
50c
Ltd
4'/2%
Co.,
M.)
Jackson. Co.
6%
4
3-
1-20
2-1
3-1*1
(accum.)
Liie
River
3-10
30c
(stock
Co.
Brothers,
California
Company—
series
5%
Terminal
California
3-. 1
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.
3-15
Connecticut
20c
(quar.)
2-18
2-15
Quarterly
Water
I
25c
.
Gold ,Mines,
Aunor
3-
$1
.
(irreg.)
Co.
Atlas
1__;
(quar.)—
Co.
Brewing
Atlas
Couieocracion
Corp.
4
2-15
t$1.50
7
7
(A.
2-8
3-15
$1.50
(quar.)—
preferred
710-
Extra
$1.50
$1.75
Ry.
Fe
7%
7
7-28
10-28
Calgary b. Edmonton
40c
(quar.)
Dry
4-
$30c
$30c
Byron
3-15
4-28
3-
50c
Corp.
$5
Htunnshtre
< New
Quarterly
3-15
25c
Topeka & Santa
Coast Line JRR
Atlas
Cr»-"-ord
9-15
30c
(quar.)__
Goods, common
1st preferred
(quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar.)
6%
7
$30c
2-18
t'/ac
4-
Gas
4
$1.06'/4
(quar.)
Ltd.
4-28
(quar.)
1
25c
(initial)
Commoil,
2-15
3-
15c
pfd.
(quar.)
$30c
B
Byers
30c
(quar.)
7
Co.
;
tquar.)
$4.25
International
Butler
$1
—
common
preferred
convertible
$1.20
Aspinook
(quar.)
Co.
Carpet
Ashland
4-
4-28
Inc.
Corp.,
Carbon
'
,
System,
Telephone.
3-31
12-
(reduced)
Commonwealth
10-
2-15
Pictures,
B
Commonwealth
6-15
25c
Gas
Columbia
7
Increased quarterly
3-15
Co._
&
Hoffman
Arnold
Columbia
3
7
3-15
2-15
^
Class
3
2-
7-
1
93%c
(quar.)—
preferred
3
2-
10-
1
1
2-
1
1
1
35c
(quar.)
3-
35c
7-28
7-
3-
1
3-
$30c
25c
37'/2c
System,—
10-28
4-
40c
33-
Columbian
:___
(quar.)
(reduced)
A
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Burton-Dixie
4-15
Cork Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Class
Burroughs Adding Machine Co,—"/■
i
3-15
Armstrong
$3.75
l
62'/2c
(quar.)
2-3
Quarterly
$1.12'/2
com. (increased)
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
1
Elevator
&
Broadcasting
$30c
Bush
15c
3-
Milling
preferred
5
$30c
Butler
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
preferred
$5 preferred
Columbia
87'/2c
preferred
(quar.)
Quarterly
:
.
1-31
1
2-10
Company—
A
Class
Co
Edison
(quar.)
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5
3-
Colorado
1
87'/2c
(quar.)
2nd
2-.7
3-
37 '/2c
(quar.)
common
3-2
50c
(reduced)
& Iron,
Quarterly
2-11
(increased)
Co.
common
preferred
participating
Participating
Colorado Fuel
Quarterly
6-23
1
6'Ac
Archer-Danicls-Midiand
Arden
6-30
3-
(s-a)
preferred
&
2-7
2;
25c
preferred
conv.
Class
3-23
Common
1
Mfg. Co.
Mills Corp.
preferred
3-
25c
__
(F.)
3'/2%
Burns
Arcade
(quar.)
Extra
(accum.)—
.
:
■
Glass Co.—
Window
Aiherican
,
'
75c
Cushman's
Sons.
Dahlstrom
Metallic
Inc.,
7%
pfd.
(quar.)
Dcor
(Continued
on page
$1.75
15c
46)
33-
"
%
Volume-169
Number 4777
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Stock Record «»
(709)
Stock Exchange
DULY RANGE OF PRICES
weekly volume of trading
yemly range of sale prices
for every listed issue
Range for Previous
8TOCKS
Year 1048
Lowest
9 per share
63%
I per share
Oct
76
79%
Dec
2%
Dec
14%
69% Jan
3
44"% Jan
4
17% Feb
10
3
% Jan
46%
Jan
35
Jan
5
38
41% July
28
Jan
3
30
7 %
Feb
xl8%
Dec
99
4
108"
Nov
Dec
65
4
Nov
2%
Dec
Dec
5
-)
19% Jan
3>
22 y4 Jan
Jan
3
-
».■
Jan
43% Feb
11
47% Feb
75"
64% Jan
24
65
Dec
34
May
100
Dec
109
90
Mar
96
May
Apr
25%
Dec
25
11
8
.•>" 91
Dec
:
5%%
$2.50
102
7
Jan -18
92% Feb 11
8y2 Jan
10
177% Feb
11
188 y2 Jan
24
17
,
Feb
3.
26% Feb
11
83% Jan
42 Va May
18% Feb
11
25% Jan
Jun
8
25% Feb
1
28 Va Jan
26
28 % Jan
90
11
6
Jan
98
Jun
77% Jan
3
28% Jan
7
81% jan 31
Nov
3%
31%
Oct
26% Jan
3
28% Jan 22
Nov /
83%
Feb
34%
.
Dec
6%
121
52%
/
Get
47
>
6% May V
50 i
Jan
)l Nov
'
Nov
31%
6%
•
Sep
163 Vj
Oct
177
r
-
a
35
Jan
10
7% Feb
381
Jan'
Kid
27
May
Aug
Jan
20
7
Jan
11
22% Jan
107 %: Jan; 8
7
108 y». Feb
Alpha Portland Cement
3%%
conv
f.
8%
Amer
American
3%%
cum
8
16
Jan
25
17
' Jan
8
Jun
79% Jan 18
Feb
Oct
35% Feb
99'
3
49% May
Jan
29»/2Jan
7% May
Oct
14% Mar
Jan
5
40% Jan.
7
102% Jan
Jan
7
6
Jan
6
17% Jan 17
American
Dec
19
Apr
13% Jan
15% Jan
22
Sep
4% May
89% Jan
1% Jan
2y8 Jan
10
Amer &
Dec
6%
Dec
4
14% Jun
37
Nov
77%
35%
Dec
43
3%
Dec
6% Jan
Jan
31
37 y4 Feb
4
53
Dec
Jan
$7 2nd preferred A
47 y4 Jan
27
26
American
7
American
Ice
5% Jan
75 Va Jan
6
_
Jan
.
75% Jan 24
24
6%
Co
non-cum
17y4 Jan
24
20
American
96 y4 Feb
10
Locomotive
preferred
Range for Prevlom
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Nov
6
Dec
21% May
94% Jun
Dec
72%
10% May
24% Mar
93
<
35
Dec
5%
11
13% Jan
79% Feb
5
6% Jan
7
11
30% Jan
19
Jan
96% Jan
4
•5% Jan
1
3
Dec
32
Jun
.7% Jan
Feb 1
101
Feb
11%
Nov
83% Feb
Nov
70% Feb
10
12%
Feb
16% May
13
11
Nov
6'/2
Feb
38
Sep
46%
176
Dec
16%
Feb
139
Mar
125
<
x
Nov
10'%
Deo v
34V2
Feb
c
Dec
.
Oct
131
46%
Feb
115%
Nov
6%
Dec
x337/a
Nov
Dec
90
76% Mar
x5Va
Dec
51
Nov
30%
7
Jan
20
7% Jan
7
4
26% Jan
27
11
41% Feb
3
7
56% Jan
Feb
11
154 Vz Jan
36% Jan
18
130
Jan
3
7 /
Feb
134
Feb
28
Jan
7
American
Steel
23% Feb
9
American
Stores
24%
1
.
17 Va Jan
Jun
143
Jan
18
4
Jan
60
Jan
Mar
135
Jan
3
58 Va Feb
Jun
118
Apr
Jan !
6% Jan
56% July
34
American
145
63 >.'
Jan
3
24
Jan
7
119% Jan
10
7% Jan
3
11
38 Va Jan
26
7
*153/4
16%
14%
14%
900
143/4
14%
1%
14%
1%
l7/a
1%
2,000
1%
1%
2,900
51
51
6%
*44
37
50
7
6%
46
45%
36%
3%
3%
36%
3%
*46
25
24%
5'/4
*66
5V2
*66
11%
11%
16% '16%
16 Vz
*16%
V. 16%
101
*98
99%
Jan
13
,
Monday
11%
11%
11%
17%
11%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 %
16%
16
99%
16%
96%
2,600'
6,300
96%
96%
400
16%
99%
Tuesday
Feb. 7
13
16%
•98
*66
12%
*66
98
12%
6%
102
*100
6%
*26 Vz
101%
*6yB
*32V2
•
*
*100
6%
32%
*
6V8
27
6%
7%
12%
*78
32%
8
7%
*6'/8
76
800
84
83 V2
' :<-"71%
13 Va
13 Vz
172
*25%
—100
5y
25
25%
38%
50 Va
151%
150
34%
35
49 Va
135
*132%
10%
100
_5
common—No par
50 V4
100%
*100
101%
6%
*6%
6%
101
101
*6%
6%
32%
32 V8
32%
7%
7%
8
83%
7%
84%
83%
84
71%
72%
70%
71
49%
149
35
135
*133 Va
13Vi
'84
72%
13%
•172
13%
173
x63/4
13 %
171
6%
6%
24%
*24
24%
24
39
*38%
39
38 %
50
50
1491/4
51
149 Va
35
*34%
135
*132%
26 Va
.23
26
4
149 Va
35%
135
22%
30
6J/2
.
77/a
83%
12,800
1,700
837/a
70%
707/8
vl3>:/
*171
800
.
2,200
13 Va
/
17,200
173
60
7
6%
7
4,200
23%
24
1,200
38%
50%
*22%
500
900
38
35
135
38%
6,200
146
35
500
35
*132%
26%
250
49%
49%
-
/ 142
700
135
25%
25%
3,500
'
23%
V;.J.
24
149%
26
290
<!
32%
7%
'
13%
49%
35
6 Va
32Va
172
147%
*132%
26%
*
6,400
6%
-
23 y8
22%
22%
500
10"%
10%
10%
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
34
10%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
1,700
33%
33
33
2,800
125
200
*126
127
126
17%
17%
17%
' 147/8
147 Vz
65V2
59%
64Vz
142
,
17%
147
65Vz
x62 Vz
142
142
58V2
59%
58%
*118 %
119
34%
100 Va
101%
12%'
79
*32 Va
24
35
147%
<-71/4
26%
12%
77%
1%
*37%
151V4
171/2
119
26%
12%
79
10%
128
141%
26%
12%
79
33V2
\
34
64%
26%
7
247/a
59V8
'26%
173
*37'/2
141%
-
*6%
7
1.47 Vz
100
6%
*172
34%
*126
L- *6%
7
26
.
*6y8
,26%
6V4
28
173
49%
34
12%
79%
6%
1
40
*10%
100
12%
79%
*172
7 Va
Shares
:
12%
32%
13 Va
v
I per share
79 %
71%
72 Va
13 Vz
Bales for
the Week
Feb. 11
• per share
83%
83 Vz
72 Va
Friday
Feb. 10
• per share
7%
32
8
72%
172
Thursday
Feb. 9
< per share
79%
27
Wednesday
Feb. 8
79
'
*151 Va
par
119 V4
*118%
7%
71/4
35
34Vz
73/3
7 Va
35
34%
126
125
125
17%
17%
147%
146%
63%
142
63%
142
59%
119
7%
17%
63%
17%
17%
146%
63%
63%
7%
35%
36%
♦88%
(92%
142
143%
59
60
119%
7%
127
145 y8
147
142%
59%
*119
35
*122
59%
119%
7 Va
35%:
119%
7%
*123%
*17%
145
17%
700
146
63%
17,300
64%
142
6,800
143
440
59
3,600
58 '/a
*119
119%
7%
110
7%
1,200
36%
35%
36%
10,800
92%
89
89
*74
80
32%
33%
26Va
26Vz
27
27%
27%
26%
26%
103 Vz
*102>/2
103%
103%
103%
60
*50%
51%
*50%
51%
600
19
19%
5,500
*10
10%
104
X
7%
4
10 Va jan
-
12»
4y4 Jan
5
30 y4 Jon
28
preferred
—100
$4 conv prior preference—No
par
Amer Zinc Lead <fc Smelt com
1
Anchor Hock Glass
13
11%
*16%
33
27
..
*11%
17
33Va
Jan
..
11%
33%
55% Jan
■
800
32%
23% Jan
i1'!*
;10,100
5%
33 Va
8
24.
25%
5 Vz
76
33%
8
3
100
24%
*66
33
18% Feb
20
53/4
76
800
33%
50% Feb
Jan
25%
*5%
600
4
■
48%
32J/2
Jun
3% Jan
X25%
5%
5%
3%
*46
50
Jun
27
25%
:
33/4
48%
No par
Va
Jun
4
*46
3,400
1,000
36
Anaconda Copper Mining
Anaconda Wire & Cable
36
6% May
Woolen
5%
*33/4
47
25%
36
7
60%
Feb
*98
$ per share
79%
40
par
common—14
Inc—
3%
47
•
8
18%
10
Co
3%
3%
2,300
6%
44
35% Jan
>
46% Mar
Apr
Works
36
51
6%
*42
35% Jan
7
102
12%
7Va
—100
:
36 Va
50
67/a
433/4
36
76
11V2
16%
50
6%
43%
25
28% Jan V
Jun
American
*5%
76
50
7%
44%
36%
48%
24%
51
*6%
44%
2,100
$5 prior conv preferred
8
Sep
Am Water
*46
25
51
7%
37
3%
48 Vz
*5%
76
*36
51
46
5
24
3 ,j
98
......
16%
14%
1%
6% Jan
10
Feb
Feb
page
16%
14%
1%
*4%
57% Jan
14
32
see
16
14%
1%
5
7
52% Jan
33
Ptt footnotes
16
14%
1%
4
;
5
7
May
34%
16
1
4
3
25% Jan
Dec
5
16
14y2
2
5'%
Jan
5% Jan
Jun
preferred
American Viscose
Corp
5% preferred
1,500
3,100
Jan
Jun
41% May
Tobacco
7,300
80
9
Jan
Nov
29%
80
37
90
Feb
45 y4
6%
Sumatra
1,100
84
16%
23
American Tel & Tel Co
American Tobacco common
3
Jan
73
38 Vz
4
29%
5 Va
*83
5Va
22Vz
6
67% Feb
3
89/- Feb
Jun
112% July
-
30%
5%
*83
*15%
22'/2
5
3
'
No par
Jan
11
71% July
14 '
29%
5Va
5%
23%
Stove Co„
150% Jan
17
500
100%
30%
*22%
American
American Sugar Refg common
7% preferred
107
30%
30
25%
17
67
30%
30
26%
10
8%
29%
100%
26
13
>
30 Va
100%
26%
37% Jan
104
100%
26%
12 y2 Jan
8%
100 V\
*132Vz
126% Jan
144
100%
100
11
120
100%
Foundries—No par
Co
No par
11
Feb
24
preferred
Feb
158%
68 Vz
100%
36%
13%
—25
10% Feb
11
2,600
15%
37%
84
—100
coin
123% Jan
33
15'/4
83
36%
11%
>
No par
;
Jan
Oct
Feb
non-cum
10
>■
16
83
*32>/2
No par
41
May
131% July
20 Ya May
30
Mar
6%
16
'
40%
-
84%
*6Va
—__Nopar
com
preferred
8
39%
*15
37%
16%
1
:
6
*15%
V
36%
48 Vz
*100
Building Co
No
& Refg common—No
25% Feb
16
36%
6V2
Seating
21 y» Jan
15%
40
1,800
V<
108
85
79%
No par
Apr
15%
40
*15
16
700
20%'
*108%
85
27 V\
Co
Snuff Co
40 y4
20%
108%
35%
17Ve
-
American
Smelt
39%
21
*108 Va
78
>
'37%
9 per shore
Amer Ship
7%
108%
*15%
.
21
21'/4
108 Va
360
2,600
'
101 Vz
52
*98
4
Am
21
*
6,900
29%--
36 Va
16 Vz
-
American
78
84%'
176
'•
101 Vz
*6%
Co
78
*16%
,_100
Light
2,700
78
*11%
100
$6 preferred
Jun
25%
8 !
&
9,300
3%
37%
27%
News Co
Power
7%*
3Va
101%
5%
$5 preferred
—No par
Amer Rad & St San'y com—No par
7% preferred
-100
American Safety Razor
5
10
5
142
Jan
Amer
35%
116% Mar
147% Mar
54 % Mar
49% Feb
27
-•
American
1
Jan
14% Jan
173
preferred
American Moiasses
7%
3%
79
15%
No par
4V2%
27
Dec
16%
Feb
3
34% Jan
Jun
35% May
140
25% Nov
21
•:
3
38
May
163%
85% Feb
75
<
7
23V2Jan
f", Apr
68
Jan
Jan
8%-Jan 20
3
6% Jan
Oct
46
v
170
Jan
281
Mar
31'.
Jan
12 Va
i
Feb
22
x34
11
69VA
95% May
86% May
10
0% Jan
8
6%
Feb
100
8
*77
15%
com_Nopar
Ltd
Co
%l
7%
79
40%
No par
—
American Metal
102
2,200
3i/4
:
28%
15%
Saturday
Amer Machine & Metals
26% Feb
'
*100
102
-34
84%
.
180
800
34
175 Va
15%
Feb. 5
8
34%
29%'
15%
*66
Par
3
8
10
87%
15 Vz
50
STOCK
Jan
80 Va
162%
YORK
*9%
9%
176%
15%
EXCHANGE
t per share
6 Va Feb
35
t.
NEW
Highest
66
LOW AND HIGH BALK PRICES
Amer Mach & Fdy Co com
3.90% preferred
76
Dec
8%
Feb
12% Feb
July
98
Dec
29
Lowest
I per share
66
29%
15 V2
STOCKS
$ per share
1,600
65
86'/a
16J/4
*5y8
100
1,200
20%.
175 y4
176
>
33,200
-
57
,t.
16
85
8
*55
20%
;.
87%,
••<»•- 7%
100
21%
29%
20%
85
8
56%
>29%
175
108 y8
85
2,200
29% ;
175%
39%
85
40
.
102
■'
3%
867/a
37
29
175%
:
v
20%
101%
1
common
87%
2,500
34y4
8y8
:
3%
800
91%'.
9%
.<
103
8 "
•
41
91%
1
79
30
108 y8
29%
American International Corp_No par
American Investment Co of III
1
187/8 Jan
87
175V2
40%
37
100
7
<
3%
*15V2
No par
11
89y8
♦101%
8
*
108%:
25
17
Year 194H
103
7%"
3%
40%
*47
Feb
«
*108 Va
1
16 % Jail
12%
*102
3 Va '
41
I
65
(
34%
103
*3
1,500
21
■
10 Va
41
50
16
Lowest
*9%
34%
21 y4
3%
11%" Feb
f per shore
10 Va
34%
20%
1
preferred
65%
800
28
37%
X561/2
*9%
21
*36%
com
♦64>/2
900
9,000
92%
45
.
7%
>
.
600
27
>26%
X27%
-3
92y4
37'%
20%
34%
79
16Va
>,
58
20%
10
79
108 Vz v
8
57 >/-■
65
3
,
17
26%
27%
*41
34%
82
-.-10
com
29 Va
7%
■.
■„
21%
65
3V4
88
6%
Jun
7%
66
8 Va
175%
46V2
Jun
20
7%
5«
3%
45
'
3%
30
6%
Jun
Jan
7%
57%
*20%
77/8
'
90
*44%
19
102
3%
14%
15%
Jun
8V4
*1%
26%
108
QVa
*14%
Dec
Feb
9%
34
*101%
"
103V\
par
Jan
95%
64%
17
16%
7
21
10
*16
13%
12% Jan
8y8
57Vz
21
'
66%
No par
Home Products
Jan
7%
57%
8y4
58J/2
21
No par
26 y2 Jan
20
37%
37%
41*
No par
Jan
8% May
92
preferred
Jan
y4 Jan
37%
40c
Export Lines Inc_
24 y4
26% May
4
38
*108%
*
26
91%
* 20%
1
Foreign Power com__No
$6 preferred
American Hawaiian SS Co
American Hide & Leather
6%
conv
preferred
3y2 Jan
91%
*77
No par
47
Jan
Feb
$7
29
51
Jim
Dec
7% Jan
38% Jan
35% Jail
20%
5%
31
Jan
7%
10% Feb
57% Jan
% May
46
79
Jan
*41
30
10 /
100
Encaustic Tiling
American
1%
27%
90
89V4
10
com
American European Secur
13%
42
27%
45
;i75% 175%
American Cyanamid Co com——10
3%% conv preferred series A_100
American Distilling Co
20
12
31% Jan
3
Jan
16
19%
Colortype Co
Crystal Sugar
4%% prior preferred
85% Jan 22
8
Jun
27%
90
3V4
•
9,900
80%
27%
*41
K
-
26
80%
27%
91%
*102
'
25%
81
*80'%
38 Vz
34% "34%
;
26%
26%
46
;
1
100
80%
89 y4
10
1
89
26 y8
*41
•
"
*86%
80%
47
*64Vz
preferred—_No par >
Chicle Co
:—No par
American
43
.
4
86 >/4
26 Va
38
2,500
17
80%
92 %
10
178%
26%
25%
*3
-
H 177%
17%
*80 y»
3
8
181
8
X86y4
3
58%'
*7%
v.-yi
38 Va
4,000
700
'92%
26%
27%
89
3
21
92%
*26
80 y4
27%
24 %
101
*17
80y4
27%
3,700
} 26%
,
3
,
25
American
11
107%
<
Inc
18
26 V4
y/.
19,100
'
66
23%
101
7%
180%
25 Vz
27%
130
2%'
44
*63
24%
*7%
27
*87 Va
2%
98
26%
.
1,700
*
-
<180%
26%
6,800
13%
65 %
43 Va
101
8
26%
5,800
13%
2%
*93
Vz
3%
65 Vz
44%
23%
20
100
2,200
11,700
105
3%
66
101
3
-
non-cum
15 y4 Feb
94
Feb
Co
24%
88%
'
Broadcasting
American
15% Feb
86%
2%
44 y4
•63
101
*17
<
20
66%
*87%
'
„—
Jun
*87%
41
*100
13%
65>/2
66
180
17 %
27%
20%
105
13'/4
\hr *7%
26%
26%
90'%
7%
preferred
—100
American Car & Fdry com—No par
7%
preferred
:
100
American Chain & Cable
No par
Jun
17 Va
26%
38 Va-
.—50
^
V;;« •'
18
26%
27%
17%
*38
3%
*92y8 • 98
180y4
20 y4
4514
24%
7%
15 y4;
3%
*41
-
10
common
••
*7%
29%
15
2%
101
98
180
29%
*100
3
American Bosch Corp class A
I
Amer Brake Shoe Co com— No
par
4% conv preferred————100
5%
--v.-
27%
common—,
1
preferred:
100
conv
American Bank Note
6%
preferred
7
'• i-
26%
26 V2
80 Va
80 V4
:
—No par
Co
com
1
Chemical_No par
Airlines
*26
26
preferred
5o
Petroleum Corp—No par
Agricultural
22 %
Dec
Feb
par
convertible
Amerada
20 Va
i
Leather
26%
27%
88%
*87%,
■■■*
..
*17
26y2
27
25
4,900
15%
13%
*64
6,300
17%
29%
66 Vz
2%
44%
102%
*92%
8
common_No
•.
.
25
48 %
17%
38
3%
13%
2%
*100%
184
preferred———100
-
■
Amalgamated
3
44 y2 Jan
8
*7'/2
ISO'/b
100
Mfg
24%
98
20 V2
*65
66
102%
18
13%
45
24Vz
*92%
47%
1,900
29%
J
105
3%
66%
*64
*100%
ic
20 V2
*100
3%
66
4'9%
3,100
2%
'
20%
105
46
2%
17 Vz
16
2%
*44%
778
preferred
Allls-Chalmers
*64
25
*17
29%
15%
*65
2y2
3
Shores
72%
" 80
38
•
15%
13%
71%
*70
15
41
29%
20
73
48 y4
4
17%
the Week
t per shore
80
*2%
49 V2
17%
*38
29%
*100
66y2
184 Vz
Allied Mills Co Inc
No par-'
Allied Stores Corp common—No
par
4%
44%
67
2%
47
17%
■sti: 3%
13%
184'/a
'
2%
40
72%
*70
15
3%'
2%
73i/a
Bale* for
Feb. 11
t per share
80
29%
20%
*7%
Amer Cable & Radio Corp
American Can Co common
33% Jan
1
39 y2 Feb
.:
American
82
4
20 y2 Feb
:
17%
*38
105
No par
5
7
177
11
~
Co
72%
*70
2%
46%
45%
18y«
1
3
91% Jan 17
4
28% Feb
11'
*65
101
Allied
13y4
^
-98;
Allen Industries Inc..
Allied Chemical & Dye_
46
16%
19%
46%;;:47% ,<<
24%
72 y8
Friday
Feb. 10
f per share
80
2%
40
15
2%
*63
gtd_ 100 /
3% Jan
V
3
77% Jan
Jan
^
2%
.3%
66'/2
2%
100
—
10% Jan;
3
-
Jan
173
104'i
10
Jan
Jun
May
Dec
5
3
10
Feb
Jan
51
Dec
25
6
102'
Jun
110
33%
7
y4 jan
'49%
i
94 %
7
Feb
1-1
100%
*'
14%
Jan
A
*65
72
*70
29%
*100
.
13%
101
3
24
66
•
10
Jun
Jan
15
19
60% Feb
3
19
Dec
Dec
81
20
32% Jan
Jun
-
10V4
18% Mar
38
Jan
8% Jan
4
-
13%
72%
Tfcwnday
Feb. 9
shore
oei
'
3V2
"?93
Jan 31
9V2 Feb
92% May
Nov
104%
Jan
62 y2 Jan
14% May
43% May
< 6%
t
Feb
28% Nov /
74
51
3
■
•
40'/a Jan '25
3
20% Jan
May
111
;
Dec
76 %
103
6
'
Nov
3
■
70
t
Dec i.
103
43
7
v
6% Jan
■
3% Jan
11
Feb
89% Feb
34'% Jan
Mar
29% July
3'
■
'
Feb
9% Mar
m
41:
May
Juh
Mar
>68
18% Mar
4
58%
10.
3 -Jan
■
5
••
^
105
3%
-
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
-
44
common—
preferred
prior conv
•
'
*100%
,»•
I
80
29%
I6y8
20 y2
preferred-No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp_No par
$4.50 conv preferred
No par
20
Dec
73
X25
19%
Vicksburg Ry
100 4
Gold Mining_____10
17%
*38
30
'V'■;> 14%
4y4% preferred—i—„__100
Allegheny Corp common
1
3
3
Jan
Inc
25
Jan
Jan
34% May
37% May
Feb
Mar
26%
11
92% Feb
*
27% Jan
11 '
100% Jan
May
21%
11
23% Feb
.
Jun
198
Dec
81
May
&
*29%
——l
45%
18%
40
Wednesday
Feb. 8
2%
45%
18 %
No par
Inc
71%
*70
2%
*37
Juneau
Aldens
6
Dec
Mar
Corp
Reduction
Alaska
10
2% Jan
23%
16%
Air
11
66% Feb
65%
2 % Feb
J
•
4% May
58% Oct
xl71
Admiral
72y2
45 %
1
———No par
Tuesday
$ per share
80
2%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp„lo
3% Jan 11,
15
72
*70
10
,,
Corp
'
2.50
Express Co—
Alabama
3
13% Feb ; 7
65
Jan 17
Co
Co„
Adams-Millis
May
4% May
21% May
80% Jun
11%
Motors
Steel
Adaota
21,
Feb
Dec
Acme
6-
Jan
& Straus
ACF-Brill
.
10
37"
7%
No par
26
18%
"
Feb. 7
f per share
.No par
6
Feb
Jan
>
14% Feb
27% May
Nov
2%
13%
22%
9
19% Jan
Dec
Dec
i
Abbott Laboratories
7
49 % Feb
35
Monday
Feb. 5
Pdr
75% Jan 25
LOW AND HIGH BALE PRICE8
Saturday
Abraham
2% Jan
27%
<
'
t per share
5
Jan
55% Jbn
23% May
4
'
■
STOCK
EXCHANGE
May
6%
Feb
NEW YORK
'
Highest
9 per share
Jan
100
Dec
44%
Range Since Jan. 1
&•west
Highest
$4
preferred
—No par
Andes
A
P
W
Copper
Oil
Corp
.
Mining
Products Co Inc
Archer-Daniels-Midland
5%
*26%
-
*103
*53 Va
>
20
5'"
No par
•
<*53%'
;21%
lo
*80
*72
Corp com—12.50
Anderson, Clayton '& Co
Anderson-Prichard
<
19
*10
*4
<92%
<
*88%
*70'/a
78
5%
-
54V4
27%
92%
5%
-
*53V2
"
104 Vz
103
*88'%
92%
77
*70%
77
e
5%
e
55%
*53%
*26 Va
103
73
73
y
55%
*53%
55
54
»'•
32%
32%
32%
32
32%
32
;
33
33%
33%
34%
33%
5%
55%
102%
102%
103%
53
53 Va
50%
50%
50%
51
19
19%
18%
19,
18%
19%
10
4V4" ■'
4
.
*28%
10
",*9%
4
29
-
^
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3%
38%
75
5%
19y2"
10 Vz
74%
5%
54%
29%.-29%
*88%
f
10%
*10
,
4 4
4
26%"
x28 "v
10%
4
28
5%
*54
19
10%
*3%
j
-
28
5%
19%
10%
4y.
28
V
5%
27
*3%
100
600
5%
3,400
54
:
32%
1,630
27
700
300
4%
"28% v'28%
50
18,800
'
33%
600
'
1,100
13
14
(710)
THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
Banre (or Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
9 perthare
YORK
CHRONICLE
STOCK
Lowest
t per share
NEW
YORK
Saturday
Monday■/
'
'
,<
.w
r
•<■
-
Feb. 5
$ per share
1 per share
HIGH SALE
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Par
Monday, February 14, 1949
RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1048
Lowest
& ^FINANCIAL
$ per share
Tuesday
*
'
Feb. 7
9per share
PRICES
Wednesday
'
7
Feb. 8
Thursday
$ per share
"Friday
Feb. 10
Feb. 9
,
Sales (or
Feb. 11
S per share
$ per share
the Week
I per share
Shares
"
23%
Nov
32 J/a
Oct
24
Jan
3
27% Jan
26
89
Dec
101 J/2
Jun
90
Jan
4
95
Feb
3
6% Jan
3
77/a Jan
8
Jan
11
77% Jan
10
21
6%
Dec
68VZ
Dec
15J/a May
106
Jan
73
V
ll
49 J/2 Jan
88
Jan
99 J/4
Jun
97
Jan
5
-V 99% Feb
4
103
Nov
115 J/2
July
108
Feb
10
110J/2 Jan
3
Dec
18 J/2
Jun
15 J/4 Jan
5
Aug
14% Jan
xl0% Feb
19
17%
11
13 J/2 Jan
11.
41%
56%
Feb
13%
11%
Dec
12 V2 Mar
44 J/2 Feb
Jun
19
98
Dec
111
87%
Dec
106
26
Jan
35
12
Jun
Feb
13% Jan
11
98% Jan
May
May
July
17
7
Jan
21
93
Jan
3
98 J/2 Jan
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115 ? - 118
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53
1%
35
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73/4
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24%
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par
50
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21
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24
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1
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-
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78%
22
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14%
8
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120'% 121
121
205/8
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Zinc-Lead
Mills
,
28%
,30
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CopperCampbell W & C Fdy._
No
Cannon
48'%
'97'%
21/s
26'%
102
Canadian Breweries Ltd.
24
48'%
*94
/-•?
58%
7'%
277/a
24
Jan
•
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73%
*33
38
58
28'%
7%
17% Jan
45
*31
38
714
7'/4
71/4
.29
161/4 Jan
143/« Jan
10
23%
59%
*13'%
/preferred
&
233/B
25
••
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preferred__100
common
participating
Calumet
233/4-
17 y8
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•
1
^..100
Copper & Zinc—
Go (A M) common
Callahan
23%
233/4'
.'•8,400
1,500
.: 410
'
"
preferred.
^California
%'
21%
59
29'%
_„___5
...
Bldg 7%
Byron Jackson
.38
20%
24i%
pfd—100
common
100
123/4
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21'/8
17
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No par
Co
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39
20%
'
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;
12%"
*36
24'%
37% Jan
5
*
■58
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•
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213/b
233/4
4,700
17
la
11
24
3,700
93%
25
393% Jan
12% Feb
39
20'%
12%
9 y»
16%
par '19
CanDryGingerAlecom
.1.66%
11%
$4.25
conv. preferred
No par '
107
Canada Southern Ry Co.?.—100 '
*383/a
40 J/4 Jan
24
12 3/4
*36
20%
12%
9%
57%
4
19% May
24'%
*12
12%
25
24
473%
205%
20'A
1,500
27
163/4
12% Feb
Mar
12%
36%
*36
Shares
26%
243/4
27%
par
No par
9%
'
58
7'/4
^..100
;
common.
X12%
the Week
9 per share
16%
108 J/4 Jan
Mar
For
7%
1
28
9J/4
9'%
*27
13%
-13
9%'
123/4
13
26 7/8
i
Feb. 11
I per share
23'%
9% Jan
10
13 '/a
26%
Sale* for
Friday
V
Feb. 10
S per share
26%
9'%
Thursday
Feb. .«>
13
•
PRICES
Wednesday
58
104'% Jan
-38
HIGH SALE
17'/a
28%
conv
2nd preferred
1100
preferred —v__100
4'%%
Byers
Jan
600
243%
*31
par
No par
common
preferred
Butler Bros
li% Feb
•
Watch
Bush
24
Np
Burroughs Adding Machine__No
Bush Terminal
i..
"Putte
301% Feb
Dec
4%
2
25
3,303
9%
58J%
..No par
•4
Jan
Co
Co
•7.
26% Jan
29%
*9%
50
common____15
Burlington Mills Corp
8
54
May
XI91/4 May
Bulova
27
Sep
Inc
400
283/4
95/8
*92
^.2.50
preferred "
Feb
104
Co
-preferred
(The) Co
Bullard
2% Jan
Jun
Shoe
Buffalo Forge Co....
Buff Niag El' Corp 3,60%
24% Jan
10
44
$5
3
11
.
54,800
135
40
1..100
$3.60
7
231/2-Feb
Jun
common
preferred
Feb
82
:25
6,5C0
31%
30%
29%
235/8
;
2.7%
135
9%
263/4
38
•
V
,
-
700
28%
34
9% Jan
121
38
20
28 y8
.
31%
135
'•
1,200
10
$ per share
93%
*12 %
-
29
34
Feb
3
May
119
37'%
4
IOO1/2 Feb
15% May
Nov
3'
Jun
8'% May
31 'A May
101'/a
10
July
54'%
Dec
? Jan
Feb
93%
23%
*9s/8
Feb. 8
27'%
13'%
13
,23%
•
28 %
•
31
135
1,200
9 6 3/8
28
Tuesday
9 per share
27
233,4
28
,31%;?
135
5,000
y,,
22
78
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12,000
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28%
31%
93/4
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24 V2
135
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9%
22%
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3,100
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31%
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Feb. 7
share
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10
34
33/4%
93/4
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•
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11 Va
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-
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Monday
'
=
180
1,400
15%
*15
-
1,500
30 '/a
34'A
27%
9%
9%
34
20% Jan
4y4 May
401%
Jun
Feb
8% Jan
75
27% July
52
1'%
109
Jun
89
27% Mar
•:
v
32
8%
*8%
16%
221/2-
28
31% :
7®%
Bristol-Myers. Co
93/4
233/4
135%
34'%
3'%%
Feb
v
31%
7'/4
3%%
12%
35%
28
*1347/s
34'%
25
10
105
'
20
163/4
Roller
10
7
Feb
Jan
:
24
-
Braniff
77
Jan
Feb
28%
24% V".
28%
Bearing Co...
5
Airway Unc
2.50
Brewing Corp of America
15
Bridgeport Brass Co
,_No par
Briggs Manufacturing
No par
Briggs & Stratton
^No par
Bower
77% Jan
76
98%
28
24%
2
31
77
23%
24%
2
69% Jan
Jan
"
■
1.400
.
76
34%
•
93%
96%'-
2
7%
8
30
-
„
*95%
24%
11
:15%
-
96
:
2
Budd
Jun
Mar
.". ?
58
.
^.i_100
Bucyrus-Erie
10
15%
j
Maine RR
33
32%
*95
2'%
7
873/8 Jan
:243/8
5 ?
common...
preferred
&
7
88
2% Mar
;16%
•
*72
'
96%
2%
■2
100
16
*16%
600
200
'■■■■■
30
*91%
78
(assented )_100
Feb
.12 s/8 Feb
Dec
3'%%
Boston
-9% Jan
Jun
Dec
Borg-Warner Corp
1"
Jun
114
1,600
y ■
90
30
11
V
93%.
22%
10
>20'%
15
^
preferred
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Dec
Mar
(The)
Brown
Apr
8%
Co
1
Brooklyn Unipn Gas_.,____^No
Brown & Bigelow.
77
79
Borden
5
No par
3
725%
73
*88
-
-
34%
15
143/4
.
15
,14%
*91%
*76%
13 %
97/8
-
78
.29
13'%
;No par
Inc—
10'
.July
Jun
A
class
B
Stores
21
Jan
9 per
Bvass.w—...5
10'% Jan
x3 Vb
.?■ ",97
Ami, Co
Class
Bond
&
I
24% Feb
243/4
Dec
16% V' ?
34
83/8
8%
*95
Feb. 5
—2.50
313/a Jan
-
'
;No par
Co,
'3
90'%
Feb
Airplane
10
40
Dec
48,600
•
10%
16%
*33 '
76 ;?>
30
22
Saturday
'
* Jan
9
21% May
433/4 Jun
Dec
?■
■••
34%
V
22
LOW AND
STOCK
30%-Feb
75
Mai-
81
Jan
Feb; 4
'2'% Jan 13
14
11% May
781/4 Aug
12%
26
/ Jan
May
30%
7
29% Feb
24 3%
.
5
10
19
1243% July
12
Jan
95
65
93/4
93/4
•■
35
*76
'28 'A
93/4
Par
Bon
Jan
29
98
YORK
Bohn Aluminum
8
NOV
Mar
No par
No par
EXCHANGE
1.8
25% Feb
Aug
Dec
Jan
7
99
Sep
28
97/a
221%
307/s
317/a
,31%
; 303/4
136
*134%' 136
13628 •?■:
28%' 2914 ' ? > 27%
*
32%
0%
V/:
301/2
78
24%
1
93%
8%
30%
11
•14%
32%
•
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34%
,
*75
13
Jan
23'/a
Nov
24%
40'%
20'%
32
Feb
7%
1
*38
3
Feb
15
.93/4
22%
'
'953/4
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10
17%
/
•95%
Boeing
Feb
90'/a
120
,
11
14%
323/8
78
Bliss
Laughlin Inc
Bloomingdale
Brothers
7 J/4 Jan
28
-12% July
Feb
27
25% Jan
11% May
Nov
9 2'/2
32"
8%
*91%.
14%
93%
10
23
7
8
95
%
27
6s/8 Jan
36%
14%
33
.7
Jan
54
3
Jun
Dec
11
...
11 '/a
11
*91%
15
93%
*27%
41'% Jan
4
2
10 'A May
Nov
8%
95
42
25
-
May
Dec
x273/4 Mar
10%
11 %
9%
No par
CarpeL
15
Black & Decker Mfg Co_____No par
Biaw-Knox Co
:
„__No par
Bliss (E W) Co
^
i
1
17% Jan
Nov
Dec
7 J/4
64
32%
5% May
1% Aug
com
*143/4
153/a
*221%
:
T,__V._.___100
$ per share
# per share
Feb
9%
(Del)
15%
15%
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1.
Year 1948
Lowest
xl3
___Z
•___
Steel
7%
15
15%
8%
35
*91%
10
Birmingham Electric Co
7
■
34%
34%
*75.
33'%c
com
1391/4 July
Nov
9
•?
Loan
32%
34%
35
32%
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946.No par
Cum pfd $4. div ser of l948_No.par
Best & Co
.:
■:
i
1
Feb
Feb/
263/4
26
Appliances.
31
*141/2
1
Cum
Mar
303%
125
30% Jan
Home
8%
32%
*11%
V
10
100
-
8%
*31%
15%
:
1
_?
-
83/4
32%
35
5
Beneficial ;Indus
21
Common..,
-
1
Bendix Aviation
5
Jan
10
<
Co
83/4
*31%
i
50
^
Co
preferred
21
•
23'% Feb
Howell
Jan
Jan
1
4
&
41/4%
Jan
11
Feb
73.'i% jan
1021/4 July
30% May
Packing
12 1
% Jan
1
new
^
Beltiing-Heminway
Bell Aircraft -Corp
92
/; 91/4. Feb 11
22
Corp
RR
16% Feb
28
Dec
Beech-Nut
13% Jan
9
145%
90%
Feb
43
10
"
21
Feb
23%
.900
40
42%
;:
17
,
*73
1
1,100
193/4
%'
90
.17.
76
10
42
19%
33%
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?
•
431/8
,
160
42
*38%
43
10%
;43
1,000
70
.
40%
*39
445,8
1
6,500
21
:?;
10
43
185/8
J?
;
30
9%
;??,
43%
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12,509
36,700
.-
18%
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10%
43%
.
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21
V
70
.44%
„
600
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21%
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11
,
19%
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14.
r
;
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.8%
'
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V
14%
'
69
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39%
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; ;
10%
l_2.50
:
4%%
91/2
443/4
1
l
1__25
i
111/4
9ya
19%
,
213/a
70
No par
Mills, Inc__
19%
18%
5
.common
11%
9%
23
50
Co
11"%
'
70
I
Corp
(A Sj
14%
H'/a
i9%
10
pid__"
conv
14%
;
21%
10
Inc
Foods
■•9'/4
*69%
Co._
Cigars
11%
8 3/4
50
(Delaware)
Iron Works
Bath
14%
11%
;93/a
100
preferred
Barnsdall
•
?_1_100
common.
common
Brothers
31
^.100
preferred.
Oil
Barker
14%
11%
9
'■
Aroostook
&
14%
11
T__13 '
common
preitrred
mon-cum
Barber
14%
Works
& -Ohio
5
6,100
20'%
11%
*19%
11%
2,500
7,800/'
'
•
38%
*17
109
38%
*38%
39%
17%
*17
175/8
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38%
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■'
*107%
38%
*38%
175%
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12%
12 3/4
125%
12%
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123/4
12%
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431%
*41%
42%
*41%
42%
*41'%
109
.
39%
40
220
17 s/s
12%
42
28,300
100
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Volume
169
' Number
4777
eOMgEHCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
(711)
15
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NEW
Range for Previous
r:
V
Lowest-
v.v
il
48'/a
3%
J00%
56
Sep
■
Feb
t
2614
30 '
8% Mar
Dec
I ':•
.32
July
41%' Jan
;D 12%
.-ft*
Dec
19% May
30
Nov
43%
.
,■
i
6% Mar.
.
351*8
i
9
Dec
.130
22
32% Feb
11
11
0 97"
%' May
39%
Feb
105
Feb
123:
140
52% Feb'
July
.
Jun
217/a Feb
!
17%
Dec
20'/a
Jan
j
Dec
187/a
Feb
6%
Feb
11%
Sep
514
7% Jan 117;
138.;
12%
Jun
3% Feb
38% July
18% Feb,
11
8% Mar
7% Jan
13
104% Jan
3
Nov
108
Jun
74
Oct
83
May
81Jan,
39%
Nov
22% Feb
11 Va Jan
26
10%
Dec
15
May
10% Feb
7%
Dec
11
Jun
7 % Jan
4. 18%
Dec
28%
12'/a
Nov
20
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,
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Apr
18% Feb.
11
Jan
24% Feb.-
Jun
20% Feb
Feb
100%
Jan
92 % Jan.
3
Dec
15'A
Jun
6% Feb
5
11
28% Jan
76%' Dec
4
Jan
9
Jan
•9
July
17 Va
;26%
27%
26%'
>103%. 104
27%
*103%
*103%
104
127%
128
Jan
57o
■
9%
Jan
7
5
5% Jan
11% Jan
Cerro
9
11'A Jan
Ry Co vtc
Sauth
11
10% Jan
18% Jan
103%
103%
127
127
227/s
22
22%
22%
22%
17 %
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
5
16%.
16%
16%
16%
16%
9%
9%
9%
7% Feb
7
10
5% Jan
4%
23% July
49% July
10% Feb
15
Jan
11
11
36 % Jan
11
29% Jan
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27
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28
84
•
3%
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106 %
84
84
26'A
26%
23
11%
11'A
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11%
11%
11%-
11%
11%
10%
10 Va
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10%
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19
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19%
18%
19 Va
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
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11%
18%
11
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
25
25
24%
24%
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24%
25%
25%
21%
22
21%
21%
96
96
5
51'
Feb
42%
Sep
29% Feb
10
Jan
72%
Oct
64 Va Jan
4
July
15%
Oct
12 % Jan
19% May
14% Feb
2%
Nov
Oct
4%
Apr
4
53
3
12% Feb
Jan
Feb
,
Jun
Nov
65%
Jun
51
Feb
29%
42
Nov
.
101% May
19% Nov
27
Jan
48
% July
24%
Dec
97 Vi Jan
May
36%
33
Dec
10
*
84%
Apr
15%
Jan
May
38% Aug
July
176 r
Jan
80
16% Jan
■
88
Jun
82
Jan
20
Dec
x39
Jan
18
109% Jan
3
Feb
Jan
111%
22%
Nov
34'%
Apr
43
Oct
Nov
18% Jan
108 %
Jun
13
12% Jan
3
Dec
; 27% Dec
Feb
"
75%
11%
10%
32%
•31%
31%
25%
26
*49
52
*50
52
50
50
31
32
67%
68
Rock
Is &
Pac
preferred
Co
RR Co
series
No par
A__
No par
*12%
13%
*12%
13 'A
*12%
15%
*14%
15%
*14%
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Co
4Va
4
4
55
56
55
—25
32%
32%
*31
34
*31
53%
54%
102 y4
*20%
com
—
C
Pitts
&
RR
Co
Clcpay
2
Inc
12
1%
preferred
2J
4%
cum
f per share
134%
Dec
60%
I per share
•
Dec
183
Jan
63%
1332
July
I per share
Jun
130% Feb
152'
3
60% Jan
,
1075
July
,
Jan
Jan
12
63
Feb
11
Jan
5
1075'
'31
Dec
45%
Jan
29% Feb
34% Jan
Sep
96
Apr
89
Jan
93% Feb
Feb
15
Nov
25% May
16
Feb
26% May
17% Feb
11
12%
Feb
4
19
16
Feb
22% Oct
22% Oct
15% Jan
3
19% Jan
9%
18%
Dec
11
Sep.
Jan
7
8
4%
non-cum
1st
4%
non-cum
2nd
4
7% Feb
10
78%
35%
Feb
3
Feb
24% Jan. 10
3
23% Jan
Jun
37%' Apr
43% JUli
29% Jan
3
35% Jan
3
21% Feb
10
53% July.
47"% Jan'17
51
.
3,20.0
111 y2
150
23 %
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23 Ve
23%
23
■
108
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108
73
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73
71%
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44
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•
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108
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71 %
44
44
*42%
•
Jan
104
Jan
•
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.;
Nov
.12%
July
3%
Oct
3
3
-.
Jan
*
Dec
Apr
29% May
25 '/a Jan
Dec
11% May
7% Feb
-8Va
,
106
36% July
27%' Dec
x24 %
32
Dec
•
Sep
May
6% May
21"
Mar
13%
27
5 Va
5 Va
5
5
4%
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5
29%
28%
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14Q -i
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140
5
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80%
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29
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82
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140
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140
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140
80
80
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103%
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108%
»
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Monday
Feb. 5
Per
-
share
•'61%
63
29
137
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30
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30
93%
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136% 137
62
62%
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•
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Feb. H
tper share
' 137 V
137
HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday •;;!Wednesday
•
Feb. 7
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135% 135%
62%
62%
63 %
>1050
.
>105p
"37%
30 Va
29%
30
30 Va
30'/a
93
93
92
92
14%
14%
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14%
14%
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18%
18%
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17%
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Dec
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Dec
12:
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19%
19%
19
19%
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19
19%
19
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19%
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11-
10%
11
10%
10%
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51
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8
10%
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8%
.
15% July
16% Mar
29%
35%
Dec
-
33%
Dec
Oct
90
Jun.
14
■
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19
19%
19
19
10%
11
.
8
50%
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so
297/a
30 y8
29%
30%
30 y4
30%
39%
39%
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40
40
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39%
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48%
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7%
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250
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3,300
1,700
33,000
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300
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21%
22%
21%
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22%
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48%
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10
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46
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Jan.22
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21% Jan'
12,
Jan
9% Jan
10% Jan
33% Jan'27
97
Jan
13
15% Jan
21
90% Feb
9
24
13 % Jan
85
•
% Nov
40
May
31% Jan
35% Jan
Oct
99
July
97%. Jan
98%
Nov
13% May
8%
For
64%
footnotes
see
Oct
page
24.
2
11
*96%
98
96%
96%
17'A
167/a
17 y8
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16%
9,600
3%
3%
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3%
3>A
108,800
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95%
97
y4
26%
26%
26'/8
8%
29%
29%
29%
29%
25%
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25%
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4 '
4
22%
107%
12%
8%
41
107
8
8
22%
22%
107 ;
42
26
29%
29%
29 y2
25%
25 la
25%
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3%
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22'A
14,200
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41%
16%
17%
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9
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107%
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7%
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11%
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8%
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26
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11%
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97
26'A
7%
29%
17%
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97
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12%
41
96%
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30
41
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-
8
8
9
22 y4,
107%
V
12
8%
4
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107%
11%
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14
11%
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8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
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32%
32%
105%
106 y4
*107%
107%
620
33%
33%
1,900
43%
,
-
42%
43%
4,800
16%
14%
15%
6,200
11%
11%
11JA
8%
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8%
2,700
8%
8%
8%
14,200
32%
1,700
32%
32%
106%
106%
106%
106%
106
106%
107%
107%
107%
107%
107%
Container Qprp of America com-^20
4% preferred
^.———100
33%
33%
33
33%
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
106
V 106
107% 107%
33%
3?%
97
*96
$3.75
preferred
7
Continental
Diamond
63% Jan
19
Continental
Insurance
No par
"Fibre
—
.*—5
1
10
97
2
*96
*96
97
97
32%
*96
32%
'
! 13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
'*87%
89
87%
88
8^
89
90
14
90%
34%
33%
33%
32%
33 y4
32%
33%.
34
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•
100
*98%
6%
8%
8%
60%
60%
60%
100
8%
61
.*98%
100
400
43
107
*96
1,900
83A
17%
107%
Continental Baking Co com—No par
$5.50 preferred
*
No par
Continental Can Inc common-*—20
1,400
12%
42%
106%
.
107
16%
107%
'
*8
1,900
41%
r-
*32%
33
•12%
8%
.106%
9?
107
12
$4.,50 preferred
4—-—-No par
$4,52 -preferred—No par
33
130
97
96
26%
17%
!
3%
96
8%
12%
■ ;
3%
23
22%
•:•:.
8
4
*107
—-4—No par
Corp—_1.33%
Aircraft-!-!—1
9% Jan
8% Feb
59% Feb
Feb
Vultee
96%
17.
3%
v,Consumers Power Co com_4—No par
13
37% Jan'22
Grocers
Consolidated Natural Gas—^
*15
Consol RR of Cuba 6%. pfd.!__*100
Consplidated Retail Stores Inc_!—1
Consolidated
26
Jan
preferred^.
96%
17%
26%
.
4
■
Consolidated Laundries Corp!—„*-5
Consolidated Textile Go
7
12
Jan
17% July
92%
48 % Mar
26
,<
108
Jan'
10% Mar
84% Mar
.
7
107% Jan
Feb
$5
Consolidated
8
97
17.
3»A
25%
.
Consol Edison of N Y com—!No par
Jan/ 5
97
17 Vn
8%
*97
'
Congoleum-Nairn Inc_l__—_!No par
Consolidated Cigar——No par
26% Jan "25
4% Jail 21 ," Consolidated Coppermines Corp.,—5
9 *
98%
3.y*'
3%
95%
V
1
14% Jan,'
98
>17
;
29%'
Conde Nast Publishing Inc—-No par
107% Feb
30% Jan'
95'
Feb
3%
*98y4
100
;
97
*96
33
800
740
97
13%
13%
13%
90 y4
89%
89%
32%
33
33%
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*8%
8%
8%
8%
*8%
8%
60%
60%
60'A
61'A
6,0^4
61%
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2,300
2,070
"
7,600
88 y2- -98%
8%
59%
100
8%
60 la
i
870
48%
(
26%
$6'preferred series—No par
Commonwealth Edison'C,o—__*!_25
5-
105 Va Jan
Sep
7
2
106% Jan"
99 %' May
.
10-
8% Feb
33
30"
>"
17%
3%'
'
8
.
98%
17%
47%
;
ii
2,200
-
:
11
*49%
*49
15,000
9%
10%
7%,
1,400
10
21%
98%
Commercial Solvents——*—No-par
Commonw'lth & Soutli com_!No par
Jan'25
% Jan
23% Feb
10.% Jan. 3•
8
Jan' 10-
42%' Jan
7
3'
Feb" 10
106% May
Sep
9
'7
Feb
106%' Dec
98% July
100
92
—No par
9%
19 y4
10%
3,100
'
10
30%
.
17 y4
18
10
!!:
100
14 y4
17%
19%
9%
6,500
93
17 Va
18
19%
19%
220
29%
14%
!
10%
-
1,400
63
16%
10%
9%4
Shares
135%
16 y4
10%
•"
Saleg fur
the Week
Share
17
*9%
19'A
*48%
18
*91%
17%
10%
:—!_!!_!_—!!!—2.50
8
14%
17%
16%
'
10%
%
29%
93
14%
IS
17%
IS1/#
63
10
>
8
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14%
f
135%
30 Va
10
'*10%
10 y4
8
30
uy2
10%
10%
48%
98 %
8*% Feb'
0V.¬
41
Feb V 5
;
15% May
Dec
Nov
29
100
>1050
$%
10%
11
No par
62%
*10'A
12
*10
48%
27% Jan
11
xl06.% Jan
Jan
7%
t
50
81%
Friday
$ per
135%
62
9%
*11%
100
common-!No par
135
11%
*9'A /■>
9%
100
23
3
3% Feb
12% Jun
8%
.
140
Feb. 11
I per share
>1050
93
-
18%
39 3A
3
21% Jan
Jun
lIz Dec
19
800
1,900
'
Feb. 10
tper share
>10%
23
■
!!
1,400
28%
*79%
Thnraday
Feb. 9
.14
39%
3% Jan 22
25% Feb' 11
,
Dec
.11% Mar
8
*138
3,900
LOW AND
v
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec__10
Engineering
17% Jan',. 7
•
11.
28.% Jan
25% July
,4
-
13%
26%
•V Commercial Credit common^10
100% Jail 31
3.60% "preferred
A—!——-100
3
89% Jan
Nov
90
;
44
,
14%
28
30
49% Jan
■
12
10% Jan
29% May
Feb
Jan
95
t: 25 V
..
*41
13%"
100
preferred
preferred
Inc
44
\
{
200
27 y4,
19
Superheater
73
14'
31
Jan; 24
471
800
1Q8
28
:
24%
*106
'
72
14
50
3
2-3%
.
'
36%
V 90
'
85
39%
*110%
V Combustion
18% Feb
*82
40%
112%
28
30%
-
85
39%
•
13%
50
13
41% Feb
23%,
•
i
185
28
$4.25 euro preferred ww
No par
Columbian Carbon Co——No par
27
*82
*155
13%
—20
Inc
185
28
—No par
System
*15 5
400
800
*111%
19%
Gas
..
17'A
28 y2
40%
19%
.V Columbia
82%
17%
*28
14'/a
Columbia- Pictures
Jan
*106
40
17%
28%
*111% *112%
19%
Class B
7
32'A Jan
*23
Va
108
*42%
41
112
Columbia Broad Sys Ipc. el A-—-2.50
10
.
23
72. '
Jan'21
9 %
17\
28% Jun
-
-
11% Jan
,
49% Jan
85
M
40%
111%
*78
400
'
17%
*28
28'A
preferred—
—.—20
Colorado & Southern" Ry com..—100
11% Jan-10
Feb.
*82
*82
82%
1
1,800
14
conv
12
10% Jan
Jun
•,'\ 13'A May
Dec
5%
13 % Jan
19'
Dec
/
3
31% May
49 '
28%
24
10
14%
,10% Feb
•
185
185
*78* ;
»
.
28%
Iron Corp com__No par
11'
19.
•
24
'*155
*155
82
43%
27
*6%
•.
14%
No par ;
Aikman_r
&
29
41%
*106
45
17%
*28
112
23%
'/■
*78.
17%
28 Va
85
40%
112
74
82
18
28%
185
*82
108
72 Va
*78
*17%
29
Colonial Mills Inc.!
Colo Fuel
*155
24%
*6% V, -7
18
28%
28%
——
Feb
10
•'32 %. May.
Nov
jan
>
preferred
Collins &
2
19% Feb
*26%
7
7
•e
29
—No par
9 % Jan
17% July
^20% Dec
7%
9 % Feb
.18% July
Dec
*
17% Jan
Jun
Nov
-9%
17% Jan. vT
43 Va
27%
27%
6%
14
Infemat Corp„—No par
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet com__No par
$3.50
44%
27%
28 y4
:
X20
30
29
(The) common_Np par
A
1
43%
28
41%
*43
Coca-Cola
2
14
Class
7
x87 %
Coca-Cola Co
6,30.0
ni
29%
■'
.
j
6%
1'
1
$ per share
1,300
27%
29%
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE '#'
.
160
20 y2
82
100
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
103 y4
28%
-No par
'
3,500
102%
v7%
4%
2nd preferred™.
29 Va
*6%
1
Jan
28%
1
CJorp—
82% Jan
28%
par
*
Cluett Peabody & Co com
28%
28%
112
'*106
*^.—50
-
28%
,
20%
85
41%
*23
Molybdenum_J_l—_No
Industries
28%,
29
102%
185<
112
*
27,700
34
20 Va
*82
50
52%
*102%
_100
100
52%
443/8
*155
gtd
53 %
20%
_100
7%
34
x52 y2
103%
•*77
330
*32 y4
54%
20%
28 Va
1
*32
34
•
*102 %
82
200
'
54
53%
44 y4
28%
3,000
v
54
20%
*17%
com—
53
102%
17%
No par
4
54
43%
28%
stock—!
Special gtd 4%
*32%
4 la
'
54
20%
"7%
prjrj
_No par
8,900
4
54%
102%
17%
com
400
4'/a
4
54% :
•
441/4
28'/a
—
15'A
20%
_5
Illuminating
12 V2
*14'A
102%
—20
preferred
non-cum
$4.50
.12%
15%
43%
Co com
& St Loqis Ry
C
12%
*14'A
20%
*
;
12%
15%
9,7Q0
65%
102%
*6%
v
100
13%
.
65
44%
28%
•'
100
30
31%
65 y2
4
•
.
No par
—5
1
;29 %
29 y4
21
43%
—No par
6,200
2,100
52
65%
*14%
34
>
10214
Elec
Gas &
preferred
Cleve Elec
26
Highest
54%
*49%
69
'
53 Va
-100
—
13,200
•
,
25%
■
29'/a
12
/•
4 Va
25
18,600
31%
*12%
55
'
26,100
30%
67%
.
4
55 Va
_2.50
:
4
55
6
57/a
30
30%
•
15
,-100
Corp
6'A
13
14%
28%
5% Jan
Lowest
31%
: 68%
29%
30% Feb
.
67
29%
Clinton
Highest
30%
70
8.50
Climax
Year 1948
,
32%
68
-
——10
common
Range for Previous
Lowest
26
52
53%
28%
19
140'
26
*48
52.
301*8
,1100
preferred
Copper
5%
.
3,600
11%
32
26
20
Jan
3%
32 y2
15% Jan
78
Vi 3%
3%
26
30% Jan
138'% Jan
July ;;
92% May
3%
4
3%,
32 Va
4% Jan
147
Dec
2,500
26
27 Va Jan
1Q% Jan
36% May
7%
32%
•
4.%
7%
25%
—
26
Jan
•^7 y2
32%
*48
No par
Clark Equipment Co_!
,
3
43
7%
33
Cleve
25% Jan
900
3,500
8
8
32%
11
39% Jan
Jan
Va
14%
26%
27
35 %
7%
13%
33%
Jan
48% Mar
4%
7%
14%
8
8
4.
'• 9
9y2
7%
13%
26
preference
Jan
47% May t
14,400
9%'
8'A
lo
33
convertible
72
Nov
4
8
9'A
•
15
11%
105
Dec
9'A
9%
*7%
11%
13
Dec
-
9%
7%
14%
11%
11
12%
3,000
11%
Jan
105
78% May
8%
11%
preferred
City Stores
20
25% Jan
V" 8%
11%
5%%
112% Feb" 3
10-
9'/a
11
70% Jan
Feb
23
9%
12%
preferred
Cleve Graph Bronze Co
5% preferred
i
23%
-
Jan
9%
11%
City Investing Co common
7
42'% Jan
3%
1,100
9y8
6 '/a
4%
8
82
4%
4'/4
31%
C I T Financial Corp.!
City Ice & Fuel
3
30 % Jan1
"7%
*4
'/a
1
6
C
Jun
34'/2
v
5
7%
500
*4
14%
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—10
,,
July
105%
69%
26
28 % Feb
21
27% Mar
176
Feb
82'
8 la
14,200
V5 .84%
4%
30
Cincinnati
7% Jan' 12
4
8 la
9%
:
31%
31%
*84
4%
7%
7%
14%
84
^-'8
6%
5%%
29% Jan .27
8
Feb
7%
14%
32
84
4%
9y8
9%
9%
9%
8
16 Va
31%
84%
A%
•
317/a
11
3
Jan.
6% Feb
9%
8
32%/
1,000
29
Childs
.
I
80
9%
15%
25
vtc
Chicago Yellow Cab
3
Jan
Dec
9%'
-
•
1,800
22 %
6 %
P vtc
&
preferred
Chickasha Cotton Oil
24
j ail
8%
•
7%
22
23%
29%
Chrysler
45% Feb
9%
*84
30
*7
23%
6%
Chile
Xis
9%
*4%
7
24%
31%
84'
84
;
■
7
1,900
97
28%
7
103 % Feb
4%
7%
*95
400
21%
21
'
6%
8
3
84 %
4%
7%'
24%
21,
95
11
29%
Jan
25
Jun
7%
75%
4
*837/a
4%
20 Va
95
3,500
14,100
25%
6 Va
Jan
11
32%
10%
*24%
28%
7
Feb
7%
25%
32
18%
6%
Conv
7
42% Jan
x20
7%
25%
11 %
25%
1,000
s
18 VB
29%
Jan
29% Jan
Paul
7%
21 y4
V 97
*95
10 Va
7 y2
6 Va
58-
27%. Jan. 11.
Jun
class A
84
21%
21Va
97
26 y8
4%
40
21%
*95
3ay2
26%
32%
84
^No par
St
A
36
"Jan-
& Louis Ry Co
*25%
26%
preferred—_50
60
32% Feb
50%
23 Va
1
V.:7,: %
32%
100
;
6%
7,600
22,700
11%
10'/a
28%
Chic
19
5'/« Jan
preferred.
96
6%
•11'/a
'*
100
$3
4
16% Jan
*95
70
100
No par
20
Jan
par
No par
11
*24%
1,200
83
Chicago & Northwest com
No par
5% preferred
J.00
Chicago Pneumat Tool com__No par
21
74
Jan
63 % May
■
34% Jan
No par
Class B
3
Jan
!
;
1,600
106
23%" 24%
11%
10 Va
8'A
3,000
7.%
**81'
26%
10%
5,300
4 VB
106
*7%
com_5
3,100
18%
7%
82%
•
600
16%
10
4
107
200
8,900
18
18%
7%
400
22%
97/a
4%
82%
26%
:
19
•
-
—_9.50
Corp
_1
:
Milw
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10%"
7%
*106
106-
*82%
128
16%
25%
27%
26%
103%
*17%
19
7>/a
106
25,100
103%
128
17%
4%
20'A
7%-
150
3,800
26 y8
•217/a
9%
4%
*19
7%
3,700
52 %
22%
16%
•
2,300
x52y4
*17%
10%
19
7%
106
25%
16%
10
4 %
19
107
16%;
10Va
<
4 %
.7%
107
*83!
111 RR Co com—No par
A
Series
7
20
31% Feb
25
5%
Chic
8
Feb
49% Jan
31
,
4%
19%
»'7V8
16%
9%
6 'A
137 %
22%
•
40<J
.
33 %
6%
*136
127
•
2,500
33%
,
104
125
..
700
'
13
'
32%
' 137
*103%
•
•
34
11%
Copper Corp
convertible
Chic Ind
7
Jun
Feb
•
7
45%
i
4%
19%
IVa
>105
Chicago Corp (The)
j,
1
Chicago Great West Ry Co com__50
7
May
20
4%
9%-
20%
7%
100
Products
& East
class
:
7
8% Jan
33% Jan
40
44%
Jan
5
57
14%
v
8
25 %
*
129
•
20
100
jno par
preferred
2%%
Chic
:
,'*136
'
104
Mfg
1.25
Chesapeake Corp' of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
•
33 %
136
No par
West
Co—
Belt
$4.50
7:
11.
11.
Dec
1332
34%
,
128%
Checker Cab
11
10
Feb
11
Dec
137
34
136
22%
_No par
Sugar Co
Pasco
33%.
137%
1
1
Champion Paper & Fib com—No
7
7% Feb
13% Feb
3% Feb
26
39
de
Chain
3
U '/a V eo
33%
.
'
21
Feb,
85
28% Feb
49% Mar
105
Ga
33%
137%
128'A
23 ;
-20
preferred series. B vtc
'Certain-teed
21
7
Jun
Dec
90
of
35%
138
23%
128 %
—100
Central NY- Pr Corp 3.40%. pfd—100
tCentral RR of New Jersey,.!—^100
7
13 y* July
Apr
•
13%
10
No par
_No par
common
preferred'
:
Central Aguirre Sugar Co_—
Central Foundry Co__—;
7
41% July
7% Mar
.
Feb
8% Feb
12% July
22% July
15% July
4% Mar
30
Corp
5%
7
4%' Feb,
■
14% May
Jan
Jan
7%
3-
July-
Nov
6
•
26%
1
18
8% Jan
79
90
Feb
12
Feb
Jan
96
31 % Jan
Feb
.
7%
,
26%
!
7
22
May
27
24% Jan
1
1
6%
27%
7
34% Jan
30
45 %
Dec
1
10
6%
25%
'
6
33
I
28
11
26"%
25% Mar
.
6%
*32
6,500
31%
*12%
■
v
160-
: ?7%
*31%
-
13%
33%
27%
Violeta
Feb
32
•
*32
3,900
108 %
'27 y8-
53%."
Central
Feb
31 Va
i
7
*31
1*3%
•
33
v-.x-:
•
7%
>.
;
13%
33
e.%
106%
53%
Century Ribbon Mills
90
•
*63A
31%,
xl3%
107
27%
'
27/a
53%
14
17%
»
7'
3J%(
.
33
10,7
100
5%'
5%
53%
2i
24%
.
6%
<■•••;';-,
13%
>,•
53
'
53%
&
21% Jan
6%
.33
13%
*32
;
27%
*50
Shares
13
5%
53%
Central
13'A Jan
11
10% Feb
I3V4
32%
108
27%
the Week
*12%
53
5%'
53%
i
Central Hudson G & E Corp
Central 111 Light 4%% pfd
2
Jan
33V-
34%
13
32%
*6%
*50.
^.No par
35% Jan. 20
8
.
13
32
*107
*
27% V '••#:
V
6
52 %
doramon.
Co
$4;75- 1st. preferred—
1% 2nd preferred
19
11% Jan
*33%
12%
Corp*—'-—4—1
107%
26%
7%
5%
54
Central
Jan
•
107,%
108
v
"V,.
52%
;
84
7
27
5%
33%
>
3
11% Feb
107%
v
5%
53
:*50
I
1
13
*137Va
27•
-
\
5%
?
*12%
35%
7
Jan
;
53
14:
*12%'
Sales for
Feb. 11
1$ per share
138 »/4
I)
Celotex
108
'5\
May"
Jan
*50%
5%
27%
33%
33%
13%
32
10
*
*12%
53
*50
108
27%
12%
Friday
Feb. 10
tlper share
1
34 la
21
7% Jan-
11
v
Thursday
'
| per share
>137%
7'
24'A Jan,." 8
3
Jan
Feb. i)
J
25
6
iJan
6-
9
•100 %
Wednesday:
Feb. 8
•—*———100
Jan.20-
26% Jan.
&. General
(J
7%
11'A Jan, 24
Dec
Tuesday
$ per snare
'Celanese Corp of Amer com—No par
7
131% Jan
common—.
preferred'—
Caterpillar Tractor
17
Dec
7%
Case
7
104/
Corp
12%
6y8
*
>107
^100
Conv preferred 4% series——1-50
'
4
32 %, Jan
:
6
Power & Light——_No par
Carriers
7
Jan
3:
Dec
...
Carrier
,
3
6%
;
IV
37% Jan
.'•
& Ohio Ry
53
Carpenter Steel'Co—:—.4—'-—*--5
'
2
18% Jan. 11.'
22'/8
«
Carolina
8,'
9'% Jan
Carolina clinch
'
33
11-
17'/a Feb
16%; Jan
16
7
14.% Feb.
.
34%
"
Feb. 7
,
t per share
13%
*51
preferred A___—————10
Capital Airlines Inc—!———1
4
Feb
*12%;
$3
35% Jan, 29
.
Feb
Feb s
27% Feb.
100% Jan;' 3125
Feb 10
May
22%
Monday
,
V
Feb. 5
$ per share
Capital Admin class A common—1
i :
55%.Jan/
7
s
Feb;
108
7
25% Feb
Jun'
Saturday
A
Far
6% Jan. 17"
'
68
STOCK
-
Jpn;i7'':
53/
•
131 ►; Jan
Feb
t
35
T
Jun
Nov
l"!. f
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
•">;> EXCHANGE V.V.
•
tjfer shpri
.
May
YORK
NEW
Highest
RECORD
•
147% July
Feb
X50}
.
Jan
52%
?,
share
5;% Feb
4
5% Jan
3>
102 ; Jatv;iQ>
26%, Jan 17.
31% Feb;
9. .
12% Jan ,4
32
Jar\ 14i
$y2 Feb, 10-
110%. Nov
Dec
t
i
Lowest
12% Feb
Aug
t
.
t per
' May
18
Apr
V
t
t per share
Feb'
•
Range Since Jan. 1
•!'
Highest
I per share
>
STOCK
STOCKS
,
Year J94H
YORK
500
!'
rt
3,500
'
1
\
>
1
.
/;•
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COMMERCIAL
46%
Feb
14
11
83/a Jan
11
563/4 Jan
Apr
25
54
Jan
55% Jan
16
Feb
19 % Jan
49% Jan
2
50%
Nov
15%
Jun
Nov-
23%
Nov
98
Dec
l7/a
8%
20
Jan
20
Corning Glass Works common
99% Jan
25
3%%
21
Cum
5
100
100
Products
Corn
4
62
Feb
178
Feb
2
3% Jan
3% Jan
26
Jan
2% Jan
8
32% Jan
7
Crane
Jan
14
Feb
28
Feb
Jun
99
Jan
93/4 Jan
19
Creameries
7
25 % Jan
12
Cream of
19% Jan
7
16% Jan
36"% Jan
Dec
46% Mar
Dec
34%
91%
Feb
103 %
95
Dec
129
Feb
24
Jun
29
3
41% Jan
27 % Jan
8
94% Jan'
July
3
:
97% Jan
4
Jan
6
72% Jan
24
5%
25
34
Jan
25
Feb. 11
30% Jan
10
Cuba
17%
Aug
133/4 Feb
10
73/B Feb
7
Feb
155
177
Apr
Dec
(11%
Dec
15%
Dec
24%
7
Feb
Jan,
27
13"
Jan
7
Cuneo
Jan
7
A
Jan
: :i8
Prior
12% July
3
4%
Feb
Feb
137
Sep
21
' Feb
136
Jan
20
Class
7
Jan
21
137
2
2
29%
293/8
28%
100
28
29
100
9%
*9
233/4
23
23
*23'A
24
23%
23%
23
23
l67/a
167/a
167/a
xl7
17%
17 Va
173/a
17
17'A
*403/4
9'/a
42%
*95%
403A
25Va
25
24%
96%
100 '
*95
"
96
*95'/a
*40 3/4
41
24%
96
203/4
203/4
24
95
95 Va
*94
98
20'A
20
70
70
*69
70
27
28
14.
13%
13%
1
100
pfd
Corp common
74
12%
*16%
6%
*124%
49:%
8%
*15
6%
16%
*124%
126%
49%
49% "*
83/8
21%
8%
22 %
22%
*13^
140
22%
;
6%
,.
—
22%
22%
73/8
>
16%
16%
17
6%
6 3/a
124%
125
8%
*49%
9
22%
5%
300
,
18,100
60
125
122
125
,
6
49%
49%
900
8%
9 Va
8%
9 Vs
79,400
Va
23%
140
3,900
140
*132
#
800
23
*22'A
23%
23
22
21%
21%
21%
*132
1 140
23%
'16%
49%
22%
22
*132
140
16%
600
12%
49%
50
8%
>
12%'
-
6%
6
124%
63/e
21%
*132
22 V2
123/4
6,000
7%
74
*70
74
*12%
460
7,400
133/4
178
7%
7%
7%
*70%
12%
12%
*16%
126%
49%
178
*160
7%
200
26
13%
*160
74
*70'A
■
17
21
140
178
*160
178
7%
*70
12%
8%
22%
No par
*160
7%
49%
22%
*132
7%
74
12Va
16%
6%
127
49%
8%
1
178
*70
12Va
30
2,700
/70
25
29
13%
160
V
20%
20%
29'
*160
7%
4,400
24%
95
x95 '/a
20%
*69
70%
*69
300
24%
x9o
96
100
20 3/4
700
3,800
43
*
96
24%.
24%
*95
96%
100
42
*403/4
43
24'A
*41
29
*160 ,178
7%
7%.
1,000
9 Va
*9
9'A
9
14
*124%
8,600
100
*98%
9
23
163A
9
9
14
10
28%
2
*98 3/a
293/a
*98 3/a
100
1,500
2,200
3%
2
3 S/8
2 Va
3%
2
60
178
*177
178
*3%
20
5,600
60 3/a
59%
60%
59%
178
3%
4,000
99%
*98
99%
29
Inc
Cutler-Hammer
61
178
*3%
3%
2%
29%
*98Va
60%
*177
177%
530
100
*99
100
*98
1,700
21%
21%
21%
21%
*99
99%
14%
A
7
29%
21%
100
29
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
26% Jan
2
21%
*99
*98
20
9 Va
51%
51
50 3/4
51%
9
9'A
9
v.
51
14 VA
—
4
177 %
3%
*2
9%
9%
51
29
-
22% Feb
x31% May
21% Mar
24% Jan
8
July
28y4
; Jan
91/3
50a/4
51
21%
21%
*99
100
*98
' 99%
597/a
60 %
1A%
preferred
Curtiss-Wright common
9% Jan 31
91/^
9%
4,900
513A
*51%
513/4
120
16
16
16%
16
*51%
29'%
Inc
preferred
513/4
13,500
:
55
*54%
143a
f
$7
19
16%
*51%
25
55
29%
v
19
Jan
603/4
16%
51%
55
100
pfd
No par
—No par
Jan
7% Jan
''
18%
7
7% Jan
50
213/4
997/a
98Va
54'A
16 Va
70%
16%
6%
129
1,100
1
*54%
*54%
21
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing com
No par
4
25
52Va
29
13
11
May
26%
*51 %
70'A
*12'%
14
Aug
61
26
26%
20%
5
Jan
150
Dec
1,700
26%
26%
2
76
5% Feb
122
Feb
47%
133
'
14 3A
14
71
*71%
47% Jan
13% July
122%
'
•
48 3/a
*14%
26 '/a
*98Va 100
x.100
Press
47%
14%
6%
common—10
.—100
non-cum
7%
preferred
Cudahy Packing Co common
4% %
preferred
8
Jan
16% Feb"11
July.
17% May
73
12"
88
8 3/4 Jan
67% Jan.17
13% May
Dec
6%
RR
Cuban-American Sugar
15% Jan 27
Jun
7%
-67%
'
preferred
conv
63A
48%
14'/a
137/s
21 %
21
7
66
Dec
96
*95
*70
Jan
Jun
•'12%
No par
No par
6%
473/4
14%
60%
41
25%
96
100
25
6%
49
14
*176% 177%
3%
3'%
.
9'A
41
,
6%
48%
21 %
997/a
*98
173/a
100
Jun
78%
24
com
x6%
26%
54%
16 Va
51%
16
21,200
67/b
14'A
54%
Shares
48%
6%'
9%
51
24
Crucible Steel of Amer com—No par
28%
Dec
Corp
preferred
preferred
$4 2nd
05 % Dec
20%
Zellerbach
$4.20
25
Jan
96
X95% Feb 10
20
Jan' 3
Jun
No par
5
preferred
$2
Crown
473/4
the Week
t per share
I per share
for
Sales
Friday
Feb. 11
Feb. 10
9 per share
$ per share
7
49
51%
30 Va
24
17
2.50
-
Thursday
Feb. 9
Feb. 8
63/4
477/a
137/a
26%
54%
16
14
9%
2
(The)
«
*98% 100
1
America
of
Wheat Corp
•
26%
54%
16 '%'
51%
93/4
52%
29%
100
Cork & Seal com
Crown
24
11'
25
common
preferred
3
26% May
36%
Co
33/4%
Feb
23
Dec
100
1
1
preferred
Inc
8a/4 Jan
Jan
23%
99
14
7%
Coty
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
9 per share
'
7
49%
21%
21%
*99
100
*98
99%
61%
613/4
*176% 177%
3%
3%
2
2
25
com
Coty International Corp
57
Jun
13
1947
Refining
Jan
171% Jan
2
24%
Nov
98% Jan
preferred
pfd 3%% ser of
Jan
3%
Dec
22
Jan
98%
Mar
17%
Exchange Bank & Tr Co
39%
Feb
Sep
x21
Corn
Mar
5%
Dec
29
92%
7
12
92% Jan
July
177
Oct
3'/4
11% Jan
94
66% Mar
Dec
56%
prior preferred
No par
Copperweld Steel Co common
5
Convertible pref 5% series
50
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
1
543/4 Jan
20% Jan
Oct
"
14
26%
54%
/ 16%
*51%
93/4
52%
$3
Feb
9
97% July
Oct
,
14
common—5
Corp
Corp
7
■
483/4
503/4 Feb
,
57% July
Feb
18
88
Steel
9 per share
">
1
5
Delaware
of
Cooper-Bessemer
6
51% Feb
Oil
Continental
3
24
Oct
50
164'/a
153/4 Jan
293/4 Jan
10
21 '/8
Nov
86
7
July
55
42 '/2 Mar
Feb
Continental
11
13% Feb"
Jun
Feb
Per
18
19%
x49% Mar
Feb. 7
LOW AND HIGH BALE
Continental Motors—
7
47% Feb
33
Mnr
9%
6% Feb
Jun
69%
19'% Mar
13
Jun
10%
Monday
Feb. 5
9 per share
f per share
t per share
Feb
6
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
I per there
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Year 1948
RECORD
STOCKS
Buft for Previon*
Lowest
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Monday, February 14, 1949
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
*
19
Dec
v
»
Jun
223/4 Jan
5
27
Feb
4
Dana
1
1
Jun
87
Jan
4
92% Feb
1
Jan
12-3/4 Feb
11
Jan
24
100
Davega Stores Corp common—2.50
5% conv preferred 20
Davison Chemical Corp (The)
1
Dayton Pwr & Light common
7
•
20%
Oct
13%
30%
94%
Sep
85
14%
Dec
"-'17%
18'/a
Feb
•'
Jan
15 % Jan
13
17 % Feb
11
15
Jan
28% July
,
14
33A%
31
7
20 % Jan
pfd series A
24%
Feb
31%
Aug
3
30% Feb
3
82%
Nov
94
Jun
92
Jan
4
95% Jan
21
Preferred
3.75%
series
A
Sep
94
Jun
92% Jan
11
95 Va Jan
20
Preferred
3.75%
series B
NOV
A 15%
-8%
Sep
>
26% Jan
Jan
9% Jan
3
10% Jan
8
9% Jan
7
Decca
13%
Jan
27
Dec
42
Jun
26
Feb
11
Jan
12
31%
Dec
46%
Jan
32
Jan
4
34% Feb
2
3
34
29 %
34% May
Jan
*.
31% Jaiv
50%
Feb
38%
Rubber Co
Dayton
6% Feb/ 2
37
Jun
Feb
29
/
7%
24
21
Delaware
7
Delaware
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24%
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10
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27'A
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90
105
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97
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29
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21
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11
13
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22
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Feb
58
11
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Volume 169
Number 4777
THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
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CHRONICLE
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Wednesday
Feb. 8
Thursday
Feb. 9
t per share
s
Friday
Feb. 10
Sales
Feb. 11
t per thare
f per thare
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the Week
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Shares
F
37
Nov.
5
Jun
36% Feb
8
41 % Jan
7
33%
Oct
19% Feb
11
24% Jan
10
Fajardo
Sugar Co
28%
Nov
24% Jan
21
25
Jan
13
Falstaff
Brewing
Nov.'.
20
54%
Nov
Apr
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11%
Jun
1% Feb
10
7% Jan
7
Farnsworth
Oct
12% Feb
11
8
Jun
35% Jan
3
11
Feb
35%
Feb
16
Mai-
5 >;
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16
43
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20% May
14% Jan
12 % May
Jan
24% Feb
99%
21%
25
25
26
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Federal Mining & Smelting Co
Federal-Mogul Corp
10
Federal
28
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6
20
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5
Jun
96
4
99% Jan
Dec
24%
Sep
18% Feb
7
20% Jan
5
Felt
26%
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14% Feb
5
17% Jan
6
Feb
69%
Oct
64% Jan
31
67 % Jan
20
53
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5
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42
Dec
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26
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42%
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11
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3
Florida
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5
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10
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11
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28
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8
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3
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18
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91
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11
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7
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11
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100
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Feb
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3
Dec
45
May
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42
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20
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66
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13
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4
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5
125% Jan
17
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6
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26
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*50'%
15%
No par
preferred
75'A
115%
5%
200
16
75%
15%
r
13%
conv
'
*113%
6
10%
$5
19'A
51
86'% V"
16
16%
16
115%
No par
Corp
*84%
86%
75'A
16
No par
common
2,100
29
No par
Sugar
18%
30
*86%
,
No par
Aircraft
18%
18%
12 '/a
13%
3
102%
19
80
18%
10%
Jan
*101
102%
19
*76
19 J/4
*13'/a
93
530
24%
29
,
19%
3
4
1,600
21
36%
July
26 %
117%
23%;
24%
36
97
2,200
26%
116%
21
75
51
preferred
23%
26%
118%
21%
37
4%%
6,200
24%
36
Guantanamo
24
600
4%
21%
36
Grumman
4%
4%
19%
125
24%
36
7
*122
11%
-
3
*18%
18%
700
24%
*72
16%
Common
11%.
12%
125
60,200
21
75
77%
com
12
11%
*122
-80
1
pfd
Shares
20
*76
16%
common
for
the Week
24%
19%
20
29%
10
Steel
Sales
f per snare
20%
80
5
P
Friday
Feb.11
Feb. 10
59%
24'A
*76
Co_l
No par
com
Thursday
t per thare
I per share
60
•
No par
com
500
123%
4%
*72
100
101
24%
*101
102%
19%
'
*98
24%
20
*101
5
!
60
*19%
24%
20
i
3,200
60%
■,
27
—20
4,500
47%
127'A
10
99%
120
No par
10
47 '/a
*126%
10'A
48'A
123%
11%
25%
24%
400
59%
19 >A
119%
24%
!
7,100
■'
99%
•
125
*122
40'A
97'A
123 %
2%
125
30,600
99%
58%
•
24
ia%
lOc
.
60
36'A
124%
13%
19%
137%
13'A
99%
ny8
800
99%
124%
99%
*122
300
'.
*123%
60%
124%
par
5
20
.
23 Vz
60%
2%.
74
PRICE8
Feb. 9
$ per share
•'
39%
100
(H L) Co Inc__
1
Greenfield Tap & Die
Cprp__No par
Gr*vhound Corp (The) —
Jan
11,400
*93
127
100
Wednesday
Feb. 8
9 per share
471%
*64
6
1,600
8'A
36
97'A
127
v
69
19% Jan
9%
137'%
41%
10
lO'/a
127'A
139
40'%
*64
94% Feb
8%
9%
8
•
37
69
8
10
36
*95
102
*98
Tuesday •"
Feb. 7
124%
13%
*126'%
LOW AND HIGH SALE
Monday
100
.
;
1
48 %
;
48
48
127
-*99%
595/3
10'A
10%
4.8%
126%
*124%
.
10%
10%
'50%
$ per thare
/:
97i/a
49
103
v •.••••-,x\:
41'/a
97'/a
126
126:
103
40'%
96%
*95
...
*64
5
24.
10 %
10%
51
*125%
40%
*137'%
37
100
26
10
50%
«
'
36%
40 %
97%
Bay & Western RR
5% Feb
page
40%
27%
Green
15% Feb
see
40 %
97 %
139
36%
142
93% Jan
footnotes
40%
97%
138
139%
36%
18
Jun
10% Feb
*137
37%
*141
Jun
Jan
36%
18%
18%
100
9
92
140 %
*137
40%
par
44
For
37%
*96%
preferred
25% July
98
s
8%
Sugpr com—No par
7%
10
Dec
Nov
5'/a Mar
10
9
139
37%
yi39
120%
Stores
10
8%
"
;
_i
Great Western
6
16 %
conv
10
:
2,900
18
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop__No
par
Gt Northern Ry 6%
pfd
No
4
38% Jan
$2.25
.
9
100
10
163%
27%
No par
3%% preferred
Grayson-Roblnson
10
*163
18
Inc
Co
10 J/4
"163%
27%
Co (The)
(W T)
10
*163
74
*50%
Grant
10«/a
163%
18%
50
13
10
*163
10%
130
2,900
103%
28
No par
25
Jan
Green
35% Feb
Uity
*102%
76
com
24% Jan
13 %
901/2
Union
104','2
42% "43
43'/a
102%
*26
.—
com
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S &
*103%
104%
43
102%
*18
No
preferred
Grand
43
103 J/2
*74
preferred
97
Jan
29%
►.
104
104%
43
*102%
18%
Co
Gotham Hosiery
18
;• is
4,600
6,200
29
*75
19%
preferred
18%
13%
76J%
No par
Goodyear Tire & Rub
18 >/2
13'A :
*27'%
Telegraph Co
$5
19'A
13%
*75
100
(B F)
300
31
18%
13%
29
Goebel Brewing Co
Gold & Stock
Goodrich Co
7,100
18%
76 %
common
Goodall-Sanford
*30'/a
32
6%
18%
100
(The)
conv
*30'/a
6%
*27%
10
preference
Co
4%%
6%
*75
Feb. 5
preferred
Glidden
12
x40% Feb
conv
$4.50
2
15%
'
$5
Gimbel Brothers
31
101% Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
56
Jun
5"%
Dec
Jan
.
14% Jan
Oct
23%
3
115
Oct
105%
i
11
5% Jan
Nov
24% May
64% Oct
103% Aug
Mar
Dec
18% Feb
48% Jan
May
55% July
6% Oct
38% Mar
15
Jun
28
471/4 Mai-
v:
May
6%
18 %
*75
-.
Saturday
com
75
6%
28%
preferred
Safety Razor
500
77
77
r
.
24
&
17
9%
8%
120
Gillette
91
10 Va
*27
7
7
10
17
17
10 Va
*163
9'/a
1
33% Jan
Feb
Feb
17«/a
163%
10 y8
;•
10'A
No par
3%% preferred
Geuigia-fac Plywood
29
Va
8%
•
7
39% May
17 y8
18%
No par
12% Feb
96%
300
17%
28%
preferred
4%%
15%
13%
*104
•
43%
10 Va
8%
*75
.
No par
7
Feb
Jun
4%%
39'A
*14%
13%
103 7/8
10 %
10%
-
10
*
153%
pfd
Gen Tire & Rubber Co
700
*39
15
18%
_No par
No par
19
Dec
Mar
'
.
Jan
27%
,94%
5
Instr Corp
1,400
39%
15
28%
Corj)
Time
l6
*163
No par
102 % Jan
3
*10%
163%
10%
.
Refractories
3
9»a
18%
Corp
25
9,100
*9
18%
-
104»%
43 y4
102 Vz
43%
103%
100
com
Jan
20
87
113
43 'A
*102 Va
1
Advertising
101% Jan
22% Jan
*104
105
*104
43%
103"%
"163
100
Portland
Railway Signal
6%
:/
'
3S%
•.•v'
32
32
1.200
€'A
16%
*27%
com
11% (Feb
> 14%
104%
43%
*102%
«
No par
series
Dec
82 % May
Feb
*104
5
STOCK
90
Nov
13 Vz
31%
*30
No par
com
General Shoe Corp
Gen Steel Castings $6
General Telephone
29% May
30 % May
Mai-
18%
13 Vz
10c
132%
4
18 Va
14%
Gen Realty & Utilities
Dec
19%
19 '/4
13 »/2
General
Feb
48%
30%
18%
14 %
7
Nov
Jan
30%
19%
14
4
24%
72%
30 %
19%
100
22%
v
30%
1
preferred
110%
•
50
No par
YORK
Outdoor
Gen
7
Jan
17
4% Feb
Jun
102%
6%
No par
Cement
Gen Precision Equip
Corp
Gen Public Service
20% Jan
Jan
23 '/a Jan
61/2 May
Feb
3
18% Jan
Jan
10
11% Jan
May
128%
4% Mar
2% Feb
Jun
29
-
6%
100
Co
Corp
Motors
General
15%
6%
9
6«/a
6'/a
5%
50
preferred
17%
Sep
22 %
Jan
26
Feb
6%
Par
123 % Jan
Dec
6%
% per share
x97
Nov
6%
100
EXCHANGE
Jun
2%
6%
Instrument Corp
Jun
10%
1
preferred
3%% conv preferred
125%
12*
.
17Va
5%
,99%
Feb
17%
16%
No par
General Mills common
Oct
16%
*17'/a
No par
$3.50 preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
50 '% Mar
17 %.
5
General
93 % Feb
12 ^ Mar
119
*17%
STOCKS
Year 1948
# per thare
17%
1
Electric
Range for Previous
Lowest
17 %
No par
com
13
107% Jan
10
15
39%
*
*16'A
/
'
.
preferred
General
28
Jan
*14%
9
40%
15
100
11
52 % Jan
127
*39'A
*14%
com
2nd preferred
Cigar Co Inc com
General
■
40%
97
39%
15
conv
7%
3
97 y8 Feb / 3
118%
!
39%
15
;
preferred
4%
*16 J/2
-
39%
General Bronze Corp
20
6%
9'/a
9
9
6'A
17
15
Transportation
Corp.
preferred
6 "A
39%
com
Investors
General Cable
16%
9
9
9
6%
*16%
16 %
15
$4.25 pfd series A___
No par
General Baking Co common
5
$8
'A
6'A
6%
6
*
1.66%
Inc
preferred
Amer
17
V*
6%
6%
6%
17
39%
50
$4.50 preferred
General
6'A
*16
9%
No par
No par
Industries
6%
9%
preferred
Wood
'
6%
6%
6%
*16%
5
Co
General American
19
9% Mar
com
Gaylord Container Corp
6
46% Jan
106
conv
4% %
4
23 % Jan
3
103% Jan 25
53% May
Jan
32 % Feb
18% Feb .,,8....13% Jan
Apr
8%
146
-
105%
Dec
100%
/
Feb
5 %
Gamewell
6%
V
1
20
;
(The)
Gardner-Denver Co
Dec
Feb
com
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
14
5%
16 %
Inc (Robert)
preferred
6%
13% Jan
23% Jun
9% May
n%
■Jan
1
Gair Co
38 % Jan
27%
':
.9:
.
(The)
48% Aug
17% July
Feb
16%
Jan
Co
V
18
THE
(714)
COMMERCIAL
NEW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 194H
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
$ per share
$ per share
YORK
STOCK
RECORD
Saturday
Monday
STOCK
Feb. 5
'•
t per share
HIGH
AND
LOW
,
EXCHANGE
Highest
(
•"
I per share
YORK
Monday, February 14, 1949
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
Feb. 9
Feb.10
Par
I per share
25
31%
31 %
*31%
Cementing__5
Printing Co
5
17 %
17%
17%
17%
the Week
Feb. 11
$ per
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
for
Sales
Friday
Thursday
Feb. 8
Feb. 7
Shares
share
H
31
Feb
351/4
Oct
31
Jan
4
Nov
22%
Sep
16% Feb
11
19% Jan
9
32% Feb
15 %
12 J/4
12%
Dec
16% May
Dec
.12
xl4% May
3
13% Jan
9
Jan
11% Feb
Mar
89
Jan
,73
Jan
24
Xl01%
Feb
107
Jun
105
Feb
1
Feb
271/2
Jun
.21% Feb
1501/2
Jan
148
Dec
4"%
Dec
8
2
Hanna
23% Jan
Dec
3
•24% Jan
19
20
5% Jan
14
5
65% Feb
5
.
7
Feb
11
8
Jan
14
t
6% Feb
11
9% Jan
19% Feb
Jun
59
6%
Feb
11'/2
6%
Feb
11%. Jun
Mar
3
21% Jan
26Jan
x20
4
7
•
10
20%
Oct
27% July
201/4 Jan
13
23% Feb
4
78
Jan
91
84
17
90% Feb
10
Jan
Jan
3
•35 % Feb
1
May
981/4 Jan
14
100% Feb
:
Dec
Jan
103
22V2
Nov
Jan
30
i
241/4
Nov
22 % Jan
4
25% Jan
13
34%
Dec
35%
Oct
34% Jan
6
37% Jan
Dec
22% May
131/8 Jan
4
14
Dec
57%
Apr
\
Dec
128%
Feb
124% Feb
25%
Oct
30%
Apr
9
27% Feb
114
Mar
17
Nov
1231/2 July
27% Jan
17%
Nov
28% May
78
Oct
86%
Jun
9
Dec
14%
Jan
9
46% Jan
127% Jan
22
28
Mar
37
Jun
31
Jan
25%
Jan
12% Jan
116% Jan 15
.
122
,
18
Jan
(M A)
Refrac
Hazel-Atlas
Hecht Co
•3% %
Heinz
J) Co
(H
Helme
7%
15
Hewitt-Robins
10
21% Jan
26
18% Feb
9
21% Jan
-
79% Jan
3
81% Jan
8
9% Jan
7
Feb
11
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hinde & Dauch Paper
11
Hires
•
7
3
•
6
32
3
14% Jan
Co
12%
Dec
21%
Feb
91/2
Dec
29% May
161/2 May
•22% Jan
9% Jail
4
.10% Jan
18
Hollander
151/4
Feb
30%
Jun
i,19i/4 Feb
9
22% Jan
21
22%
53/a
*5
53/a
*5
53/a
66%
*64
66%
*64
66V2
30
7
7y8
6%
63A
1,300
9,200
20 %
20 'A
2,500
7%
73/8
6%
19%
19%
19%
19%
7%
7 Va
6%
7%
7%
20%
7
7ya
25
Dec
30
Oct
24% Jan '7
18
25% Jan
26% Jan
4
(C
Holland
5%
11
E)
•
7'
203/a
2oy8
20%
*213/4
*88
90
22%
*22%
22-%-
'*22%
89%
*87
89%
*87
89 %
89
90 3/a
35%
35
*34%
35%
100%
*100
100%
100%
*34%
*iod
35%
25 %
243A
37%'
36%
24%'
36%
133/8
13%
13%
22%
22%
*34%
35%
100 3/a
100 3/a
100%*
35
*24%
25%
25%
25%
*24%
37%
*36%
37 %
36%
37%
13%
13%
13%
13 5/8
13%
25
25%
*37'A
13
*36%
13%
43 %
42%
43%
42%
*123%
125%
*123%
*43
*28
120
119
19 %
124%
27%
27%
*118
/. 119%
*18%
19%
18%
124%
28%
1193/4
18%
18%
1193/4
Furnace
18 3/a
18%
:
19%
18%
(A)
5
32
32
*30 y2
*13
14
13%
24%
24
24
24
10%
10
10
20%,
19%
193/4
9%
13%
•
23%
*10
20
25%
25%
25%
'36%
36
27
Nov
42%.' Feb
Nov
35%
99
Dec
11
Dec
18%
291/4
Dec
46V2
27
103
39% Feb 10
134% Jan / 3
26% Feb
Jun
Dec
7
29
Jan
13
Jan
3
105
Feb
Hooker
11
7
Homestake
102
112.50
Mining
.
-
*.
*27%
273/4
pfd series A $4.50 div_No par
2nd
5
104%
104%
Electrochemical
Co
*13
133A
400
*23%
23%
*23 y4
23%
2,300
*10
10%
19%
25%
i9% •i9y2
38%
393/4
27%
273A
273/8
104
1033/4
103%
*103%
104%
103 %
11
11%
11%
30'/a
30 'A
30%
3
11%
11%,,
11 />
11%
30
Feb
11
32% Jan
15
Houdaille-Hershey com
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
Jan
50
30%
31 y)y.
30%
30%
30%
26
Household Finance com
:_No par
29%
29%
29 %
Nov
34%
Jan
,•28 % Jan
17
30
Jan
Oct
94%
Jun
94
Feb
5
Mar
49
Oct
83% Jan
.43% Jan
6
38
4
48% Jan
19
Houston Light & Power—,
■35% Jan
12
Houston Oil of
33/4%
preferred
94
94
No par
46%
25
30%
29
93%
*93
46%
46
29%
?
29 %
93%
46%
46%
100
,
30%
30
29
45%
•
20%
Feb
Jun
29% Fell
7
14
Dec
23
Jun
.14% Feb
7
15
Jan
20
Howard
33
Jan
47
Jun
"40%
Feb
7
46% Jan
20
Howe Sound Co
7
Jan
17
"10
Feb
>7
113/, Jan
40% Feb
11
47% Jan
3%
38%
8%
Dec
8%
Sep
Sep
14% May
34%
Jan
50
.
Nov
Hudson
8% Jan
14
5%
2
12%
t c
v
& Manhattan
Hudson
19
Apr
9
Feb
8
11% Jan
Hunt
Foods
5
May
2
Feb
11
2"% Jan
Hupp
11% Feb
7
14%
Jun
% Jan
Jan
14
Hussman
73fc
7%
7%
42%
10
*9%
40%
$ per share
-
Lowest
S
per
YORK
'45 Va
45 %
29%
30
29%
*14%
41%
30%
15
41 y2
3,200
11,600
300
14%
*14%
42%
90
95
2,500
42
7%
*9
10%
*9%
40%
40%
40%
5,200
7%
10%
41
73/8
10%
49%
7%
x40%
1,900
28%
28%
*93%
45%
7%
7%
100
6,300
14,900
10
10
10%
10'A
10
10 %
10%
10%
10%
9%
9%
9
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
X9
9%
3,900
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2
2%
3,700
No par
*11%
12%
11%
*11%
12%
*12%
12%
*12%
12%
12
12%
900
10
12
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
$ jjer share
1,300
*9%
Nc par
Refrigerator Co
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
30
29%
14'%
*9%
41 %
30
93%
30%
10
42%
3,400
30%
45%
41%
7%
10
41%
'11%
42%
STOCKS
Year 1948
I per share
7%
7%
*10
11%
28%
41%
30
370
11
93%
*14%
14%,
41
40%
2,200
105
6.66%
Car,
Inc
Range for Previous
Lowest
41%
v
30
*H "1
15
40%
100
:•
Corp
Sep
143/8
42
!
46 %
14.300
27%
•
1
22%
11
15
41%
common—100
preferred
Motor
Dec
93/4 Feb
30%
*14%
Hiyison Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Dec
Jun
,
1
5
Corp
non-cum
Dec
12%
10%
Texas
Stores
30%.
"93
93
46%
,
\.
500
11%
•11
29
28%
: :
93%
>
1,700
39%"
38%
27%
Jun
••
"
'•
38%
27%
11
81
25%
25 Va
25%
*25
100
.10%
*10
;
19%
"37%
12% Jan
3?0
32
13%
27
10% Jan
3,400
9Va
9
31%
31
1033/4
v: 104%
*104
3,300
13%
19%
-*25
25%
100
19
84
31
*26%
•;
110
18%
18%
*82 %
9 Va
900
27%
118
*18%
'••
10
124
27%
~
291/s
24%
7,000
10%
19%
37 VA""'
'
42%
24
*10
25%
36%
26%
•
3b"/8
25%
36
30
9%
..:•/. 9%
9%
*30%
14
203A
20%
•
:. 9%
9%
32
••10%
*10
•
10
preferred
conv
24
24
5
& Sons
9%
*13
1,700
118
19
84
230
13%
41%
19%
18%
37
*123
27%
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84
*82%
84
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84
*30%
32
13%
13%
-
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9%
9%
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10
Co
84
500
24%
36 'A
*13%
119 '
119
•
*18% *19%
19%
*18%
193/4
18%
*118
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190
24%
*
124 "
*123
700
100%
*100
100'A
50
35%
35%
43
43
125%
28
29
29
28%
44
43
43%
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100
23
*87
*82%
—1
"
23
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5
Co
'
20%
89%
100
The
'..•".
7%
6%
"
*
23%
*993/4
500
22
213A
22%
*22
153
*148
66%
7%
1
Holly Sugar Corp
,
'
*5
7
*19
Ine
22
*64
7%
*119
preferred
cum
2,300
153
■
<3%%
21 y2
53/a
73/8
par
Heyden Chemical Corp—
30
V.21%
66%
73/8
*35
110
106%
*5
65%
5
19 % Feb
s
22
*148
*87
100 s
No
600
*104%
106%
*22%
No par
$4 conv preference
113/4
74
*73
*64
19%
HCrcules Powder common—No par
5%- preferred
600
.
74
*106
22%
*22
22%
12%
11%
11%
4,000
5%
*64
7%
new—251
No par
Hershey Chocolate com—,
'
153
*148
153
*22
22%
*4%
53/a
*7'A
10
new
''
*148
151
65%
•
25
Motors
106
22%
223/4
x22 %
223A
22%
16%
12 3/a
12%
11%
*73
300
33
.
16%
"
100
preferred
non-cum
Hercules
i
'
106
106%
*106
107
*22
15
common
74
23
1100
preferred
(G W)
common
11%
73%
*106
23
*4%
5
3.65%
113A
74%
*22
1 •;
common
11%
74%
*32%
17'/a
12%
11%
74%
*147
100
preferred-.^
•
13
*12%
12%
11%
151
1
Co
12%
123/4
74%
107
33./
17V4
12%
74%
*22%
2
Glass
32%;
17 %
17
*11%
12%
*147
•
10
.
32%
17%
-*32%
16%
33
*31%
33
"
100
Mfg Corp
Hayes
•; 12
"106
com__No par
:
'
12
74%
Co $4.25 pfd__No par
Hayes Industries Inc
27
29% Jan
.
Jan
I
7
11
41% Feb 11
41%
120%
Jan
12%
100
preferred
;
Hart Schaffner & Marx-c,
Hat Corp of- Amer class A
4%% preferred
28
131/4
preferred
'6%
8
29%
951/2
Jun
42
Ft
conv
Harbison-Walk
13
/ Feb
149
Jan
Jan
(W
■4%
4% Jan
20% Jan
Jun
79
Hall
Well
Hamilton Watch Co com—No par
7
6
61
341/4 May
201/8
Oil
106% Feb
14
Jan
Water
Halliburton
Jail
81
11
146V2 July
Hackensack
7
26
•12% Jan
79
2iy2
-•
Feb. 5
/
share
Par
AND
SALE
$ per share
Feb. J)
Sales
Friday
Thursday
S per
S per share
for
the Week
Feb. 11
Feb. 10
,
$ per share
$ per share
>•
93/4
10%
PRICES
Wednesday
Feb. 8
Feb. 7
t per share
HIGH
T«esday
Monday
Saturday
-
10
Shares
share
I
Jun
32 % Jan
28
35
7
Idaho
27% Mar
42% July
23% Feb
10
30% Jan
7
Illinois Central
62%
90/
July
81
Feb
2
84
Jan
7
973/4 May
37 % July
96
Jan
4
96
Jan
4
21
Feb
28% Jan
21
30
May
2534, Jan
28% Feb
4
Illinois
Jun
9 % Feb
10% Jan
7
Illinois Terminal RR
30 %
Apr
Feb
95
Sep
243/4
Jan
26% Aug
9%
Feb
35%
,
12%
: 20%
Nov
25%
Jun
7%
Nov
15 3/4
Jan
38%
Dec
56
Jun
58%
Nov
76%
21% Jan
Jan
23% Jan
27
Jan
8% Jan
10
37% Jan
41% Jan
7
8
61% Jan
21% May
15% Feb
11
18% Jan
6%
Feb
8% May
"13
Dec
23% May
86
Dec
1%
11%
Dec
Feb
8% Feb
13% Jan
4
15% Jan
26
Jan
86% Jan
11
92% Jan
1% Jan
4
2% Jan
8
12:
7
Interlake
164%' Jan
3
170% Jan
20
9%
Jun
5% Feb
7
7% Jan
24
Nov
23%
Feb
38%
Jun
25
71
Dec
93
Jun»
17
3
34% Oct
29% Feb
11
31% Jari
.1
139% July
643/s Jun
137 % Jan
3
8
7
53% Jau
7
International
24
45
Jan
80
Feb
5
10
143
Feb
*9%
9%
9%
8
*155
_100
4%
Int'l Nickel of
;
Feb
99
July
94
Jan
5
95% Jan
Dec
14
May
6
Jan
6
7% Feb
B
Jan
66% Jan
4
71
Feb
9
Jun
57.
31
60
Jan
4
International
i$4
Co
8%
13%
*14
14% V
13%
14
89%
90
*89
90
89
89
*1%
2
90%
*90
90%
*1%
1%
2
1%
.
12%
12%
125A
155%
156%
25 %
255/8
169%
167%
168
5%
5
169
168%
25%
25%
26
80
80
1
43/8
142%
142%
46'A
4'A
30%
473/8
100-..
'
No par.
*95
26
81%
*76
4%
30%
6
5%
6
144
45
97<
2934
*95
47
96%
6'A
5%
25%
25%
*76
•■;■;
700
13 4
4 900
2,100
25'A
18.700
660
169
25
5%
4,400
25%
5%
3,600
100
80
*76
80
140
89
4%
43a
43/8
4'A
4»A
1,200
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
24,200
143
143
96%
*143
143
46%
46 y4
*95
81
1,100
1.200
4%
30
45%
25%
25%
*76
8'A
150%
25
169
169
6.700
16
12%:
150
5%
43/a
142
1%
12
12%
1683/4
6
81
*88%
25%
25
7.3 JO
'"38%
14 y8
14
150
168%
25%
30%
150
25 aA
5%
"4%
153
i
1%
167%
168
25'A
12 Va
25%
25%
*76
1%
12%
12'A
152
154
5%
4%
30
*142%
12%
152
2
*1%
12%
25%
preferred
8'A
13%
25%
15
£%
8%
157%
com-
8%
13%
12%
1.
Paper
8%
8%
com—No par
Canada
15%
133/4
8%
14
25%
:
16%
8%
*90
—100
37%
16%
8%
8%
160
*155
16%
16'/8
155%
com
400
16 %
16 %
900
4,300
62%.
38
16%
2,100
38%
*61%
63
160
16 %
1.700
8
8
37%
17
No par
Corp
*61%
*155
400
11,000
9%
3 8'A
'
38
x37%
No par
Chemical
&
63
160
38 3 4
_No par.
.
*61
*155
38%
13%
100
common
Mining
62
160
1
39%
16%
No par
preferred
International
62
*155
38%
1
l_.
62
160
39%
5
Rubber
62
*155
23
18 'A
39'/a
36,400
23%
23 y4
9%
23 >A
*7%
38%
38 5/8
20
common
63
160
*60%
No par
23%
8
38%
39%
23 %
9%
39
8
8
39
23 'A
23'/a
23%
*73/4
8
39%
39%
39%
23 %
23%
8
8%
39
9%
22%
23%
8%
S A
—No par
Preferred
Feb
Jan
86
93/8
.
Machine
Minerals
11
3% Jan
42% Mar
29
%; 43/4 Jan
Int'l
Feb
73 % Jan
5% May
135
27%
9%
preferred
i
100
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
24% Mar
;
23%
27%
7%
3 % Mar
.
28
23%
27%
1
Mex,
Iron__
Jun
162
21%
27%
*95
23,
common
Harvester
5
98
21
28
98
23
27%
1
Corp
preferred-
Business
25'
*95
22
27%
*95
24
28
Co
De
Interchemical
Int'l
174%
5%
13% Jan
Feb'11
xl45% Jan
98
22
98
*22%
Ctfs Inc___.
Int'l
Dec
*95
*95
25
Rayon
7
Oct
160
Electrica
25
Jun
98
98
*22%
Industria
Jan
x34%
79
24
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Industrial
28% Jan
Dec
*78
*95
9%
10
Feb
26%
79%
1000
27 %
Feb
156
125%
25%
*78%
*78%
9%
4%%
34%
23 %
79%
80
27%
Intercontinental
33%
25%
*78
A
1,300
34
34
25
25 %
80
.—No par
*33%
33%
33%
24%
*77
93/8
25
33/4 May
163/a May
33%
25%
81
27%
Insuranshares
3
24
26%
*78
Inspiration Consol Copper
Jan
103
series
Inland Steel Co
.
33%
33%
33%
25
A„100
—100
ser
5
Ingersoll-Rand
6% preferred
Feb
8
common_100
pfd
Co
3
15%
155
Co
4%
ctfs
Power
8
3
Jun
lines
stock
11
36% Jan
Jun
RR
Jan
155
Nov
160
Leased
*33%
20
RR
conv
Jan
67
11
47%
Feb
Co
non-cum
41% Jan
17
Jan
34% Mar
150
Power
6%
*95
47
46%
*95
96%
45%
47 %
11,700
46%
97 %
*96
96%
100
143
143
144%
*
„■
5%
65
Dec
52%
1:
Jan
39%
Nov
43
Mar
30
Mar
107%
64
Jan
45
41
Mar
Jan
27
Jan
13
International Silver common.*.
Nov
16 %
Jun
8% Jan
3
10% Jan
28
8%
Nov
16%
Jun
8% Jan
3
10% Jan
26% May
19% Jan
4
20% Jan
20
22 3/s Mar
35%
24
3
29
Feb
1
29
Nov
137%
Jan
4
Jun
393/4 May
145
May
Dec
10
Dec
23 %
Dec
92%
39%
Feb
48
89%
Oct
99
33% Sep
190%
Feb
3% Feb
$6
8
Jacobs
5% Jan
5
9
18% Jan
24
Jan
83% Jan
13
May
44
Jan
24
46% Jan
6
May
95% Jan
17
>97% Jan
24
36%
42%
Jun
Feb
11
40% Jan
7
113%
Jun
108
Jan
27
110 '/a Jan
-31%
Jan
28
36
Jan
'7
1021% Jan
3
103
Jan
,11
Feb
35
Oct
106
'May
Jan
158
Oct
3
29% Jan
33 % Jan
7
33% Feb
93%
Apr
83% Feb
1
86
Jan
3
30%
43%
Jun
36
Feb
7
39% Jan
7
May
11
Feb
10
Nov
L)
33/4%
41%
8%
9
41 "A
42
*
53
51 %
34
*32%
415/8
52
34
6%
70%
70%
*56%
58%
*56%
41%
41%
50
49%
50
*50
53
34
*32%
34
*32%
34
Co
Inc
4%
3%
15
■
9'/a
9%
9
9
9
9
9%
93/8
19%
*19 3!,
20%
*26%
27 '
27
preferred
28
*143
*82
Corp com
preferred-:
3%
84
.*45
46
No par
100
*96%
•;
stamped
100
Laughlin Steel com__No par
5 % preferred series A
100
33
*102%
*153
Jones &
Co
3734
*108%
96%
37%
*108%
33
32%
104
*102%
160
30%
83%
37
11%
■
45%
38%
29%
1
4
15
*82
97
111
11%
28%
148
*14%
4
15 %
pfd—100
—100
Manufacturing
29%
*153
°
84
45%
96%
38%
111
32%
104
160
.27%
*143
4
28%
28
*143
148
,
4
*14%
4
;>82
84
84
46
46
45%
45
%
,.4534
45%
96%
96%
96%
96%
*96%
97%
37%
*107%
*31
*102'A
*153
;•
."
.
37%
37%
100
110
31%
313/4
373/4
37%
33
104
*102%
160
160
84 y4
8 4'A
36%
30%;
*84
36y4
/-
:
*45
96%
36%
109%
32
104
*153
*1083/8
.
32
32
102%
102%, 102y2
*153
30%
*153
160
29%
84%
84
84 ;•
36%
36
29%
301/4
36 y2
/..>
'
83
37%
109%
109
900
19 'A
100
27
1,800
283/4
148
*14%
15
*82%
36
36
28%
*143
4
14%
82
36%
84
37%
4
1,500
19'A
29%
14%
84%
84%
4%'
9'A
*26%
148
82
30'/a
30 3/8
29
*143
15
*14%
29%
293A
4
'
—
58,300
'
9 S/8
28%
148
;
9%'
9
19%
27
'
1,300
9
9%
9
No par
com
9%
8%
19 %
1
9%
9%
*26%
No par
,41%
8%
27
i
41%
9%
149%
240
300
1,700
41%
*32%
20
*28%
41%
x50
1934
*146
1,700
I
71
58
34
*26%
1
6%
*70 y2
*56
53
27
50c
6%
7
70%
57
41%
20
A
63/4
70%
■*.' 57
58%
53
27
common
6%
71
41%
*32%
20
common—_12%
•4%- 2nd preferred series A_,—100-
'
58%
52
Johnson & Johnson
Joy
58
7%
70%
No par
Johns Manville
3%%
59
7%
No par*
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt
Jewel Tea Co
70
*33
Joliet & Chicago RR
Jun
39%
Stores
preferred
(F
69
25
No par
Jaeger Machine Co—
12
Dec
ctfs
Island Creek Coal
2
3
share
Dept
Intertype Corp
21
Jan
#
—No par
69%
25
Interstate
Jan
32
14% Feb
20 3/4
29% Mar
6
Foreign
148 "■ * Feb
8
' Jan
146
81
Jun
99
•145
27% Feb
May
5/a
18
7&%
Jan
Shoe
preferred
7%
*56
International Telep & Teleg—No par
31
17% Mar
,
7%
Jan 27
6%
6%
*68
-No par
Jan
•8 3/4
„
Salt-
International
34
4
6%
preferredL^/-Ui%i^j4-^,--100
57%
10
Jan
32
5%
44
3
493/4 Feb
653/4 July
35
Jan
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer>com—No par
3.800
4
500
14%
83%
100
46
600
9OV2
100
37'A
11,400
111
300
32
1,300
190
102%
160
12,300
30
250
84% ! 84%
>
A:
36Va
5,800
37
K
"
11% Dec
21
12% Jan / 8
Kalamazoo Stove & Furniture
Kansas
;
x89
.Nov
98
May
94% Jan
12
993/4 Feb
,9
98 %
Dec
101%
Dec
100% Feb
11
102
23%
Feb
48%
Oct
34% Feb
11
40% Jan "21
"56
Jan 24
48% Mar
60 %
Jun
52
Jan
13%
Dec
18
May
Feb
26% July
22% July
19% Feb
.3
1334 Feb
20%
15%
For
Dfec
footnote#
see
page
14% Feb
24.
Jan
14
■
3.80%
4%
100
preferred-:
100
City Southern
com__No par
non-cum
'
14% Jan
7
Kayser
8
21% Jan
8
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
7
17% Jan
7
Class
(Julius)
preferred
1
.
10
B
&
*11%%
*11
11
11%
*10%
11
11%
113/a
99
*98 3/4
99%
9934
993/4
X98 %
98%
102
*101%
102%
*101%
102%
5-100%
101%
36
35%
35%
11%
500
11
Lt Co—
preferred'
cum
Kansas
"4%.
City Rower &
Co
conv
100
5
class A_1
1
*98% ^ 99%
*101%
35
*55%
102
36 %
>55%
14
14
20%
20%
15%
15%
99
*101%
35
55%
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20
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169
Number 4777
THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
Range for Previous
42%
60%
Nov
Dec 1
19
Feb
92
Oct *
11%
v
share,
46% Feb
NEW
Highest
11
56% Jan
8
46% Jan
39% Feb 4
12
7,
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7
22% Jan
11
97% Jan
11
104% JUjy
93 Va Jan
5
v
4
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8
29% Jan ' 3
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7
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75
Jan
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20
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11
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20
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91
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Kennecott Copper
Feb
40%
NOV
58 '/a'
X
49
July
Oct
43
Jan
4%
6% May
1 •>
Dec
Dec
42
257/a
Mar
17% Jan
Jan
21
20% Jan
11% Jan
26
44% Jan
37
Jan
26% Jan
19
20% Feb
40% Feb
7
May
Dec
26% May
90
Dec
99
Jun
10
Feb
13% May
30% Mar
8%
Feb
10.
22% Jan
90% Jan
20
92
10%. Feb
Dec
39
4 V2 Mar
24
8
37
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20%
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11%
19%
20 %
19%
4%
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com
2nd nreferred
conv
Kinney • vjt K; Co common
$5 prior preferred—
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prexerred —v„
Kresge (S S) Co
Kress (S H) & Co
Laclede
La
Gas
Co
Lane-Wells
31
40% Jan
24
11
5% Jan
7
11
11
8
8% Jan
12
50c
41%
Feb
56
May
42% Feb
8
47% Jan
22
Lehman
8%
Dec
12
May
8% Jan
3
10
20
Jan
8
24% Jan
12
3
Jan
$3
—!
26% Jun
56% Jun
Nov
10%
31% Mar
20% Jan
3
23
Jah 24
44% Jan
4
50
Feb
Nov
Jan
38%
Oct
8
Jan
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Feb
11
91
Mar
Apr
Jan
34 % Jan
Nov
7
35% Feb
3
10
88% Jan
22
Feb
11
174% Jan
25
36
Feb
11
40% Jan
25
May
13%
8% Jan
171
174% Mar
47
4
1
Jun
Sons
Co
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24%
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20%
94
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94
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21
4%
X
1
,
63% Jan
5
67% Jan
21
Lone
Star
Cement
30% July
Corp
No par
19% Feb
7
23
Jan
20
Long
Bell
Lumber
iMdi
21%
19% Jan
3
20% Jan
20
Lorillard
20
Feb
91
Dec
35% May
98% July
17
Nov
24%
8
24
Jan
24
21% Feb
95
Jan
14
96
Jan
10
16% Feb
Jan
8
20
Jan
26
1
41%%
37%
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8%
20
24
1,400
40%
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(M)
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;
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7 7/8
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41
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14%
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64
65
65%
64
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19%
20
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19%
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20
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156
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156
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20
20
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213/4
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47
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600
103/4
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8%
62
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40%
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76
8
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& Sons Inc
900
20
94
10
Nashville
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21%
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8%
62
42%
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44
24
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pfd
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8%
173
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300
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preferred'
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8
173%
42
100
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&
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1%
47
61%
r
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com
preferred
Inc
Lousville
22
46%
37
10'A
10%
43%
37
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
Louisville
21%
47'%
173
;
1,600
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,
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39
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3
9
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7
11
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2%
43
9
100
19
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4%
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39
7
31
42%
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8
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15% Jan
Feb
7 5/b
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44
47
5
—No par
3
41% Jan
7%
7%
6
*18
41
24
*40%
22%
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14 % Jan
24% Jan
18,900
53A
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6
37%
4%
173
16% Feb
156
53A
6
10%
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173
20% May
68% Jun
4
3,600
44
'2%
2 3/a
22%
173
Dec
11
43A
2'A
22%
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par
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Liquid Carbonic Corp
'
*
21%
45/b
2%
22 %r
35
14%
28
4%
21/4
22%
86
7
Feb
2%
23%
35
27
Jan
4%
4%
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86%
Jan
37
3,400
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20%
37%
35
18% Jan
23% Jan
37 Va
841/4
Jan
153
373/B
35
17
Jun
37%
85
78
Nov
37%
35
7
May
37%
84%
5
50
3.100
36%
10%
94
*92'%
10%
35 %'
4
25
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.
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158
10%
t
75% Feb
Dec
10%
5
25
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Nov
36%
51 Va
45Va
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41
20%
10%
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37
20%
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23
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18
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23%
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21
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;
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24%
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6,000
44
44
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24%
85
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44
40'A
Jan
18
97
49%
10%
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24 3A
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138
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19
19
40'A
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Feb
80
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443/8
44
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6
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44
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100
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5%
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241/2
68 %
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40%
50
preferred
3'%%
53 %
45
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preferred—No par
2nd pfd
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Lily Tulip Cup Corp.,.—No
Oil
363/4
53 J/4
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3
com
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com!
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36%
53%
1
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•
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36%
37
45
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7
97%
363/4
5
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Libbey Owens Ford Glass
Libby
McNeill
&
Libby
Life Savers Corp—
10
30 %
97%
53
44
50
£
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Lerner
22
363/4
5%
9%
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29%
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30
100
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'
10%
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66% Jan
30
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10%
5
7
97
10%
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11
Feb
29%
96 <Y
11
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43%
8% Feb
29%
19
44'%
59% Feb
64
19
44'%
40
Jun
I23/8
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5%
5%
7%
55%
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64
37%
5%
gi/4
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12%
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28%
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64
54 J/4
1
7%
12
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55 % Mar
Feb
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1,900
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97
.
12%
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20
633/4
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12
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12
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37%
54
23,600
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12
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46
97 J/a
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37
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Lehigh Valley RR_„,
Lehigh Valley Coal com
2 Va Feb
8%
96 Va
-
4
&
(James)
7% Feb
33
.30'/a
95%
:
3.85% cumulative preferred—_100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
10
Lehigh
Portland
Cement
25
21% Feb
82
29 Va
96
Lees
4% July
157
30%
6
26% July.
10% May
"
65
96
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2
Jan
16%
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66
10
Jan
43%
13
65
6%
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97%
30
—10
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41/2% preferred
Lee
20%
97%
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X.
20 Vb
pfd—75 Pesos Mex
(The)
_No par
Consolid
19% Mar
k7/8
1
20 %
97%
10
.—No par
No par
..
Light
20 %
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No par
—100
,
Kroger Co (The)
V
_100
the Week
f per share
42'/4
No par
Sales for
Feb, 11
473/4
40%
Feb
Jan
Friday
Feb. 10
I per share
$ per share
40 Vb
11% Jan
4% Feb
Jun
1 per share
49 %
24
47
Aug
Mar
Jan
Jan
t per share
Thursday
Feb. 9
•
41
c
19'
PRICES
Wednesday
40
Lane
10
8ALK
47 Va
Lambert
43
HIGH
Feb. 8
5
County
21
53% May
29% May
21%
1%
6
2
.
14 % May
Oct
35
6'/b Feb
■."•'5
,;k.
24
9% Mar
4% Jan
AND
Tuesday
Feb. 7 ••
Land Co
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kern
,
Feb
•*Monday
%
$ per share
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,
L
4%
17
Par
(715)
RECORD
LOW
Saturday
,
CHRONICLE
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Nov
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24
Dec
32.
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Mar
63
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Oct
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12 %
Range Since Jan. 1
Xv/X'
I per share
Feb
40 Va
:
Highest
I per share
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
Year 1948
Lowest
&
*93 '/a
19
400
371/4
3,000
21%
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'
80
24%
21%,
95
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156
37
3,200
95
30
18%!
18%
2,300
M
x351/4
Dec
40
Jan
33
Feb
10
129
Oct
142
Feb
13
% Feb
11
Jun
131
Jan
10
3OV4 Feb
11
133/B
Dec
27%
30% Mar
39% May
36% Jan
137
3
Feb
4
15% Jan
333/8 Jan
»
10
6
943/b
Dec
103%
Jun
95% Jan
99
Feb
7
10
.
Nov
153/a
Apr
10'A Jan
3
13
Jan
22
Feb
24 '/B
10 % Feb
11
20
X163/b
Feb
6%
/
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Dec
Poo
9%
49°
52*
Ann
Nov
7
15%
5%
Feb
15
Dec
91/4
11%
18
Feb
xl65
6% Jan
13
6% Jan
6
17'A Jan
20
16 Vb Jan
Sep
7
5
9'A Feb,
Jan
693/4 July
Jan
7
102V2 Feb
9
Manhattan
Maracaibo
Market
St
7
Martin
7
57% Jan
7
Masonite
19% Jan
7
Master
4
42
Feb
2
Mathieson
171
Jan
22
Jan
22
5
401/2 Jan
25
7%
Jun
89
Jan
4
93'A Feb
1
93
Jun
89
Jan
11
93 Vb Feb
5
77%
Aug
85
Jan
81.% Feb
7
83% Jan
7
$3.40
83/4
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12% May
8'/2 Feb
9% Jan
7
Maytag
35V2 Jan
11
33
Dec
Apr
21
Dec
43%
Jan
32% Feb
Jan
112
110
4
5
111
Jan
5
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41% Jan
Jan
21
25
Jan
10
$3.75
$3
1st
McCall
30%
303/4
30j/4
99 Va
*98 3/a
99Va
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11%
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113A
;■ 17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
16%
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15%
530
15%
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15%
100
163/4
2,400
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15%
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520
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15%
143/4
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11,500
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19 Vt
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17 Va
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22%
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22
21%
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213/4
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102%
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100
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12
-
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.
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50
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50
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48%
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48
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16
15%
16
15%
16
15
153/4
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40%
41
42
41
42
40%
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173
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173
40
39%
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39%
39%
38%
40
393/4
93 Va
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93
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93
82%
81%
82'%
82
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173
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9
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preference——No par
No par
110%
110%
*110%
110%
21%
21%
21%
21%
—
100
93/4
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40
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173
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3,400
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17
213/4
40
15%
100
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1947 series—No par
103
9V» x
11
41
common—
17%
22
100
No par
pfd
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17
2,600
.
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15Va
16
530
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1
common.
cum
9,700
30%
*98%
12 V2
8%
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preferred
$6
30%
99 '/a
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Co
pfd
cum
Co
30%
*98%
7Va
No par
Chemical
cum
300
XX
13%
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7%
Co
May Dept Stores
$3.75 preferred
93
Feb
33%
140
13 Va
12%
7 Va
No par
Corp
preferred——
84
110
pfd
com
Corp
Electric
841/4 Mar
11'
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13%
99'/a
7'%
1
Martin-Parry Corp
(Glenn
33
140
13V4
6.25
_i
11 'A Jan
31%
33
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13%
5
prior
Co
13% Jan
11
31
34%
140
13%
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7'%
Corp
6%
&
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13%.
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;
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5
7
11
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100
1
preferred
Feb
383/a Jan
Apr
Ry
Field
41/4%
50
Shirt
Midland
Marshall
15 %
1
Co
32
*98%
13%
No par
Marine
15
171
(The):
RR
Co
Oil Exploration
Corp
Marathon
37% Jan
Jan
473/4
24
19
47% Feb
Oct
176
35% Mar
;
17%
11
10'A Feb
27%, May
45
5
21% Feb
95% Jan
Jun
not"
Nov
xl7 %
32
100
Bros
May
193/4
•"
18
Mandel
7
17 3/a
Dec
27V4
18
12
29% May
Dec
Copper 1™JX———^10
Magma
8% Jan
10
99
11%
3
8% Jan
31%
*11 Vb
71/4 Jan
173/4 Jan
311/4
99
12
Co
211/2 Jan
34
140
13%
*11
Coal
10
34
*135
13%
No par
Sugar
10
35
140
14'%
No par
Magna vox
25
35
*135
13 %
com
Manati
6'A Feb
103 V2
Feb
Co Inc
Mahoninsr
16'% Jan
36
140
5
series A—
Square Garden
20
19 '/a Jan
*35
*135
■
100
pfd
1?
Jan
Nov
47%
(R H)
41%%
Madison
Jon
50"
Jun
8
Dec
Macy
7% Jan
10
14%
Feb
22%
3
10
com
Inc
10
.T-r
26
Dec
92%
193A Jan
Trucks
6% Feb
500
25 V4 May
18% Mar
6%
10
10
Forbes
preferred
Mack
Jun
133/8
Dec
14.3/4 Feb
Jan
6%
&
Sep
10 3/4
Dec
6
MacAndrews
9
X ,9
33
33
82
9
9'/4,
33
173
9
*32%
110%
*32%
*110
110%
*21
21%
91%
*80%
9'/a
9
33:
.
33
111%
21%
21%
9
*32%
*110
*21%
*170
•40
173
1,200
5,000
7,800
Lii-i
'
*38%
39Va
92%
*91
92%
130
91%
X92%
92%
230
82
*791%
81%
9%
8 Va
33
*32'/a
111%
*110
213/4
20%
3,700
10
•
8%
2,100
33
100
111%
40
21%
800
'
.".V/*V '
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1948
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
I per share
t per share
.,25
I per share
Jan
31
4
96
Jan
31
29
36
Jan
7
McGraw
25 V4 Jan
261/2 Jan
7
McGraw-Hill
41% Jan
31
33
3
3;
41
Dec
May
52% May
29%
Dec
35 % May
30V4 Jan
4
87
Jan
98%
93% Jan
12
Jun
.3
18%
Feb
24%
Jun
19% Feb
15%
Dec
24%
Jan
48
23% May
11
17 J/8 Jan
3
19
8
Dec
46 % May
32 V4 Jan
Dec
25
20 % Jan
Dec
47
Dec
19% May
62 Va May
12%
Jan
18%
Jun
4
34
Feb
,
11
Jan
12
3
13% Jan
49
13% Jan ■viT;
.Tun
Jan
21% Feb
.3
11V4 Jan V,.'. 3; '■
45
8
Jan
22
14% Jan
20
3
8% Jan
20
3
61 % Feb
Jan
3
92'% Jan
19
21% Feb
8
23% Jan
20
8%
Nov
50% May
8V» Jan
44%
Feb
56% Jan
85%
Nov
63% July
95% Jun'
17%
Feb
27%
Jun
44%
90
>
96
95
95
95%
95%
*95'/a
*33
34
*33
34
34
34Va
34%
34%
34
34
700
26
26
*25V2
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
25%
25%
600
46
46%
45
46
46
46
46
46>/2
33
33
323/a
32%
32 5/8
32%
33
33
331/4
331/4
97
96
96
*96
97
961/4
96V4
20
20
20
193A
19%
17
*16'A
Publishing
Porcupine Mines
2
2nd
pfd
Shoe
Mengel Co
5% conv
Mercantile
Merch
Merck
&
$3.50
Co
Inc
26
Mesta
23
Metropolitan
106% Jan
128
Dec
140
Nov
16
May
9Va Mar
42VB
Nov
87
Nov
54% Mar
Oct
98%
10% Mar
109
Prod
9% Feb
12
Jan
12
ADr
43% Feb
10
47
Jan
6
98
24
25
Oct
Jun
5
21
72
Feb
11
4
105
Jan
13
104
>
18% July
73%
Jan
12% Jan
66% Jan
May
Jun
139
87% Jan
May
78
130
.
Jan
89% Feb
11
14% Jan
15
123% Jan
17
$6.50
11
54% Jan
6
Mission
9% July
4 % Feb
11
6
34
July
17% Feb
10
x33V»
Dec
44
Jan
29% Feb
8
35
9
Feb
15VB
Jun
10
7
22%
Dec
Kor
29% July
footnotes
see
uaae
Feb
21V4 Jan
24
4
Jan
7
23% Jan
.
7
Jan
20
11% Jan
8
23% Feb
3
Minn
Moline
75
*30
34
12
11%
11S/8
113/a
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
*45
49
47
47
47
47
45
45
14
13%
133/4
8%
100
12
8%
*45
133/4
133/4
*8%
83A
60
21%
*109
*45
47
13%
13%
13%
*13%
*8%
8 3/4
8%
8%
593/4
8'/a
59%
*91
94
*37
48 Va
13%
'
60 Va
*91
X
100
—5
10
21%
21%
37%
37
*99 V*
100
*109
1093/4
13
13
123A
40 Va
41
44
44%
*137
1383A
60%
94
591/4
*91
213A
211/4
37
36
993A
99%
1093/4
*109
21'A
*21'A
*99i/4
*109
1093/4
8%
*13%
*8%
8%
60
60
60
60
94
*91
94
—/~r,
1,700
1,300
150
1,000
500
60
*91
22
36
36
36%
100
14
*
94
59 3A
*91
94
X
_
Impl
100
1093/4
21'A
35 Va
100
*109
211/4
21%
35%
*35%
100
100
*109
1093/4
44
137%
*137
137%
123/4
•
123/4
12%
123/4
12 Va
40%
413A
40 Va
4134
x40'/a
45
44
44%
*44
1383A
Inc
1383/4
*137
11%
113/4
11%
111/2
11%
113/8
9%
10
9%
93/4
9%
10%
9%
9 3/4
45
45
44%
45
89
89%
89%
89%
*88
69
70
69%
70
104'A
104'A
com
1
12%
*104'A
133/b
12%
X 115'A
113'A
104%
12%
115
*44
1041/4
12%
113
43'A
_No par
433/4
43V2
44'A
431/2
4%
43A
4%
4%
4%
104'A
44
43A
71
121/4
X;
113
451/2
891/2
*103%
121/2
114
X-
70
104V2
12%
V 113
44
4%
43%
*88
71
104%
12
_
45%
89%
71
104%
123/s
111%
112
44%
43%
44
43A
4%
4%
Tool—
100
183/a
19
18
19
18Va
183/4
18'/a
19
*31%
33
31'A
31'A
293/4
30
29%
30%
*10
103A
10
10 1/8
10
10
10
10
*10
22%
*22%
23%
22%
22Va
*22
22%
1.25
_No par
22%
22%
*22
43
138
12
69'A
*87
138
11%
20
Mills—
Machine
41%
44
89
100
*115
Co
12%
40%
441/2
69'A
A_
.
_
Mohawk- Carpet
::X./
12%
3/4
40
44
_No par
_
Power
3
12
13' XX*
40 Va
No par
com.
series
preferred
Monarch
153/a
75
12
100
Regul
_
Hosiery
15V2
76
211/4
_No par
com
Corp
Mo-Kan-Texas RR com__.
7% preferred series A
Mojud
153/4
75
21
100
Marie
Mfg
preferred
10
Feb
15%
34
443/4
11% Feb
42%
600
3,100
16
21%
443/4
$4
16 'A
30 %
No par
_
pfd
&
16'A
21'A
10%
SS
conv
17
21%
10V4
Min
1,100
34
_No par
3.20%
200
193/4
*30%
Minn
Minn-Honeywell
Minn
2,300
19 Va
*21 '/8
11%
111% Feb
Feb
13%
7
2,700
33%
211/4
.No par
&
48
34
pfd_100
preferred
P
140
96%
21'A
Minneap & St Louis Ry
St
33'A
211/4
1
__
Steel
1st
47V2
*96
1,000
2,400
v'c.
••
■
——~
213A
2,500
35%
600
100
490
1093/4
"
Copper
8%
48
31%
97
21%
32%
Petroleum
Midland
8
121 Va
Feb
Mid-Continent
4
Feb
7
Feb
4
Miami
7
46
11
Nov
42%
8
47% Jan
*95Va
,_1
series
5
*30
31%
97
77
15%
77
34
46%
31%
*76
16
*76
31%
21'A
5
3
Jan
Jan
105 %
*30
*16%
16'A
;X77\v
32
32
50
3.90 %
14% Jan
July
14
34
16
313/4
21'A
No par
Scott
11
11V4 Feb
56%
*30
Co
preferred
I6V4
153/4
15%
Inc„
40 Vb Feb
Jun
il
4.35%
&
16%
77
No par
Edison
16%
16
1
Co
41
Dec
51%
Machine
*193/4
77
common
Merritt-Chapman
381/2 Jan
100% Jan
31%
193/4
50
preferred
4
16%
32
193/4
16
preferred
Co
16%
*96
*75
common—
Transp
20'A
'
_100
—.
Stores
Min
&
97
*193A
951/2
No par
(2nd series)
(The)
*951/4
10
Co
Corp
1st
3
4
Mfg
Corp common
4%% pfd (1st. series)
Melville
•
l
Co
Norris
,
_18
com
No par
McLellan-Stores
10
Mar
No par
5
preferred
35 % Feb
Feb
38%
35
com
McKesson & Robbins Inc
4%
31'A
32
34%
Mclntyre
$4
1
for
Shares
97'
97 Va Jan
109 % Feb
Corp
Sales
the Week
1 per share
*31%
Jun
12 % Feb
Feb. 11
f per share
*95Va
106%
19% May
69% May
Friday
Feb. 10
1 per share
*33%
104% May
Feb
13
Thursday
Feb.!)
$ per share
:_1
Nov
Dec
Wednesday
Feb. 8
S per share
v V,
PRICES
100
Nov
92
101%
Feb. 7
1 per share
HIGH SALE
preferred
conv
Mead
15
13
11%
Feb. 5 '
AND
Tuesday
Electric Co_—
3%7o
McQuay
17% Jan
10
.
McCrory Stores
24
82
Feb
31%
Dec
21% Jan
10
75
20%
35%
Jan
15% Feb ■,'T
Jun
96%
Feb
33% Feb
97
I6V4 Feb >X8.::
1
•
'
Monday
'
Jan
90
Saturday
Par
33% Jan
42%
Dec
<
EXCHANGE
30% Jan
101%
Nov
23% Mar
LOW
STOCK
tper share
Jan
Jan
29
15
YORK
36% May
Jun
Feb
88
80 % Mar
NEW
-
*137
*
12%
5,100
40 3A.
7,900
43
138'A
1,900
20
12
2,500
9%
10%
3,500
44'A
44%
11%
*88
71
104'%
ll7/a
.112
89%
72
104%
12
112
1,300
60
2,600
580
6,400
490
42%
43%
5,000
4Vi
43/8
8,600
17 Va
18%
17%
17,300
30%
30'A
293A
293/4
1,100
10%
"10 Vb
"10 'A
17'A
22
22
700
300
20
(716)
THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
Range for Previous
45V4
I per
Nov
122
10
20
1
10
4
10% Jan
22
May
52
56% Jan
7
Jan
3
10% Jan
3
27
Jan
21% Jan
31
23
Jan
16% Feb
11
20% Jan
;
29 '%
May
24
13%
Nov
;
31
11'
25 % Jan
5
19% Jan
10
17'% Jan
Morrell
8
15
16%
Dec
Oct
14%
12% Feb
Oct
14% Jan
7
Motor
Jan
3
39% Feb
10
Jan
42% Jan
110% Jan
17
Jan
11% Feb
11
13% Jan
6
Jun
34
Feb
8
34% Jan
13
55%
Jan
50
Jan
31
14% Mar
21%
Jun
123/b Feb
20 :
Feb
32 %
Sep
23% Jan
Dec
29
Jan
19
Jun
12%
Sep
17
34
Dec
43
Dec
110
11
51
Co_„
Jan
"18
>•
4%
Sep
8%
Feb
9%
i 29 i
lOVi May
13 7a July
11
15% Jan
28
4%
7
13
Corp—
Corp
Brass
Jan
5
•
-
207a Jan
3
Jan
3
7
Peo
11
17 7a Mar
107a Jan
3
12
Jan
8
37
Jan
26%
Feb
32 V2
Oct
162%
Oct
175 7b
Jun
5 %
Nov
32 a/»
Dec
48
Jun
Feb
9
78 May
Feb
307a Jan
T
171
93/4 May
11% Jan
National Airlines
its.
Automotive
Battery
(12%
5
*10
672 Jan
8
Jan
3
National
6% Jan
3
Jan
x73/4 Feb
11
Aug
xlO% Feb
8
12
Jan
32
Jun
277a Feb
10
29
Jan
6
May
13% Feb
11
22 74 May
177a Feb
7
.24% Mar
14%
Dec
17% Nov
Co
National
6
National
Container
National
Cylinder
24
12%
Dec
14 V2
Dec
15
Sep
20 7e
Jun
85
Oct
9672 May
93
38
29%
162
Jan
1
5 78
50
14
Inc
„•
10, >
lo7%
3472
347a
3272
323/4
10
3
13% Feb
1672 Jan
7
National
94% Feb
2
7
337a Jan 21
$4.50 conv preferred
National Lead Co common
New common
*176
6
5%
6%
'
634
"
8
1
22
Jfan
4
23% Jan
28
July
153/a Feb
11
19
Jan
7
Jan
8372 Jan
4
86
Jan
24
16%
Nov
25 y4
80%
Nov
94
Nov
10%
Dec
303/8 May
15 7a May
9%
Nov
127b
9
Nov
12%
19 74
217a Jan
4
24
Feb
1
10% Jan
3
11 % Jan
31
Natl
97a Jan
4
11
11
Natomas
Jan
137a Jan
Jan
Jan
9
72 Jan
Nov
19
May
104
Jan
27%
27%
27%
14 'A
13%
13%
1,300
17%
173/4
177a
17%
21,000
13%
35
31
May
Feb
98 %
Jan
93 »/2 Jan
8
Nov
12 3/a
Jan
3072
303/4
„
12%
99
64
Dec
Neisner
Bros
Inc
43/4%
conv
serial
2
Nov
90u>
343/4
Oct
433/4
Jun
>
New
59 y2 Jan
137a Jan
70
.t"n
Feb
Nov
Feb
Feb
11
;
11
81
Jan
144
July
133
140
Jan
Feb
7
21
223/4
17
167a
85
85%
N
2374
10%
103/4
10%
10%
10%
10%
*10
1072
10
13%
*10272
common_No par
*31'%
31%
*97
98%
9
*131/2
_100
Elec
System
974
20
*96
97%
*5172
53%
11%
113/4
Air
71
_100
Brake
No par
Central
&
St
Co
>
22
7
Preferred
90
3
Jan
14
$3.75
Elec
Range Since
9 per share
20
Dec
13%
Dec
23
t
Dec
v*r
25%
share
Jun
I per share
19
»
Jen. 1
10
21
Jan
11
14
Jan
27
Jan
13
10
Feb
62%
Nov
56
Feb
11
591% Jan
Aug
28'%
Jan
26'% Feb
10
28'% Jan
17%
Jun
15% Jan
3
17'% Feb
5
133% May
97a Feb
5
11'% Jan
Noblltt-Sparks
7
93
943/4
943%
16%
16
16%
—100
'
16%
*88%
*
230
Jun
81
Jan
11
84 '% Feb
Feb
36'%
Jun
31
Jan
14
32'% Jan
Dec
273%
Jun
143% Feb
11
17% Jan
7
78
Aug
Par
American
American
Ry
:_25
25
com
Northern
Central
Natural
Pacific
Ry
Co
Gas
-
225
52
30%
95
95'%
95'%
*94'%
133'%
15%
15%
*15%
16%
.*•>
30
«
46
30'%
29%
>
20
87a
8
>'
5,400
6,400
-
95
16
90
16
*94'%
•
900
2,600
11
240
*205
31%
3.4J0
21%
*45'%
V
83%
48,600
133'%
103%
95-.
16'%
8
74
*19
225
30'%
57%
17'/a
9%
>9%
*83'%
1,200
15 :
*8772
19'/a
F«b.»
*877a
20
89'%
♦19'%
Feb. 10
9 per share*
'
19
193%
10 Y8-
10
10'%
26
25'%
25% >
56 3/a
56'%
56 Ya
57
*26'%
27'%
26a%
27'%
*25%
f.
Shares
500
19
9%
;253%
•;
18.200
10
!
for
the Week
I per share
19
•
10'%
25 3%
Sales
Feb. 11
i
I
25%
800
.
56 Ya
573%
56
56'%
26'%
27'%
*26
263%
700
16Ya
16%
163%
16 3%
16'%
23.500
93%
9'%
9%
9'%
9%
15,700
84'%
*84'%
■
2,700
•
16'%
•
19'%
10
253%
•
,
'
17%"
Friday
Thursday
;
1 per ihare
19%
10
27'%
16%
>
>
Wednesday. /
'
share>
9 per
56 Ya
>v
89'%
"
'
lOYa"
*26'%
'
16'%
17
*
97a
9'/a
84'%
31%
*83'%
84'%
*83'%
85
84'%
84'%
313/a
313%
317/a
31'%
31Ya"
31'%
317%\
31'%
32
5,200
147/a
153/a
14 Ya
15'%
15'%
153%
15
15 7%
14%
15
18.700
97a J
*83'%
84%
32
31%
t
1
■
89'%
HIGH SALE PRICES
Feb. 8
26
x56Ya
577a
.
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73
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500
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Feb, 7
I per
.
2.50
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52
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10%
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16
Monday
Feb. 5
,1
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North
,
21
16'%
&
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.
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11
253/4
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52
113%
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i
230
8
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LOW AND
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Electric Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
20
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95
7*9474
8
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10
25
8
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31%
YORK
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31
100
EXCHANGE
93% Feb
Jan
NEW
Highest
23'% Jan
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36'%
>
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Highest
71'%
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STOCKS
Year
Lowest
70%
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87a
preferred
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>
70'%
29'/a
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11'/a
8
Gas
&
1174
78
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pfd—100
Shipbldg Corp partic stock
1
Y State
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12
11
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No par
A
49
113,4
77
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series
49
12%
20
30
49
50
127a
71
700
5,800
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333/4 Jan 21
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&
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21
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99
8'%
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20
preferred
-
31'%
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77'/a
Jan
Haven
•
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8%
10%
9% Jan
Harlem
71
31
75'%
245
86
500
400
13'%
104
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11%
225
Jun
3,600
10
,
13'%
13%
104
99
8%
v
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50
29
Mar
non-cum
>
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255
&
31
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97'%
>*70
29'/a
Jan
Y
11%
31'%
Jan
$5
50
11%
113%
104
79
136
100
common
53
*51
9
97'%
71
51
Dock
97'%
31
29
preferred series A
98
8%
29
Jan
88
10
1073
1,600
.
10%
103/4
1172
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com
31
98
9 >:'V
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Jan
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2,500
11
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77
No par
Louis
31
98'%
97'%
31%
Jun
81
*10
10%
13'%
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104
31'%
29 %
>
61
Jan
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13%
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*
Jan
1774 Jan
1074
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104
31'%
ll3/a
96
*10
13%
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21%
4
10'%
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9%
13%
104
1174
9
23 74
10%
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157a Feb
260
23
11
10%
No par
91% Jan
10,000
84'%
15%
22%
23
10%
No par
Oct
x22 >/4
223/4
103/4
600
153/4
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16%
107a
530
3.500
223/4
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84%
22%
York
Jun
15%
*84
.
10%
City Omnibus Corp
19%
85
10%
1
preferred
preferred
Y Chic
6%
21
796
16%
84
23%
N Y
Feb
16 7a
86
103/4
New
Nov
22
10%
8
86
22
23
21
! 14%
86
10%
1474 Jan
,
19%
85%
11
2274 Jan
7
19%
86%
237a
5
29 72 Feb
%
20 y2
86
223/4
*22
3,400
ft
ft
ft
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10%
100
110
ft
857,
11
11
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16 3/4
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17
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23
11
3
167a
17%
ft
ft
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30%
1
Jan
10
ft
16%
86
103/4 Feb
Feb
%.
30 %
30%
163/4
177a
*22
20 3/4 Jan
772 Jan
*17%
23
Apr
Jun
3,700
173/4
23
Jun
147a
17
17%
23
23%
Feb
2,500
85 74
27
6% Mar
6
20
Mar
20%
6
85
113% Mar
200
6
20
20
493/4
80
6
5%
e
1672
Nopar
England
474%
7
1372 Jan
Feb
142
193/4
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11
73
174
*141'/a
86%
New
10% Feb
July
*173 %
141%
ft
29
1872 July
174
141%
193/4
31
92
173%
141%
85%
York
Dec
174
141'/a
1°G
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock__l
Feb
307a
173'%
1413/4
23
No par
'4,500
30'%
30'%
3074
17574
8672
New
12 %
11,600
30%
20
33 y2 Jan 12
39
8,000
13%
94 74
13%
1417a
20
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4 % pfd__100
Newmont Mining Corp—
10
Newport Industries common
1
30% Jan
25
i9g
13%
13%
*93'%
13%
*173 7a
h
6
17%
13'%
*93
133/4
94%
13%
13%
94%
143
853/4
New
723/8 jan 27
;• Jan
28% Jan
x30
6%
1774
3072
13%
13%
*93
7,900
.
175
174
*1413/4
*85%
common
Newberry Co (J J)
33/4% preferred
,
977a Feb
49
July
31
Feb
Jan
14
94'%
'
"
9 3/a Jan
1174 Feb
26% May
20%
121
307a
1372
13 %
13%
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lo
Co
:
Nehi Corp
98
13%
14%
94%
10
Fibre
27
95
Aug
Feb
70
v
;>6v->
>
No par
Co
Co
22
8 74 Jan
90 % Mar
Tea
Vulcanized
21
103
Feb
87
National
13%
14
100
317a Feb
xlOl % Jan
x27% Mar
38
13 3/a
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'
Cast_No par
ex-dist
No par
Jan
11
13 '/4 Feb
Feb
100
Jan
1,200
14
13 3/a
l
com
7,200
11
277b
Steel
Supply (The) Pa
2,200
7%
X7%
*10'%
11
17%
143/4
preferred
i' 8%
3,700
14'/4
25
472%
7
67%
7%
8%
3.000
270
303/4 '31%
28
No par
National
•7%
8%
;
:•'-•
5%
5%
53/4
313/8
300
177
17%
21
Jan
8
■'
1,500
141/4
19% Jan
25%
5%
7'/a
77a
8%
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31
11,600
277a
947a
Corp_
•••'
7
8
1763/4
31'/4
V
173/4
14 72
Corp
National Sugar Ref Co
7
313/8
53%
30%
32%
176%
5%
.
3,100
14 74
9
Lt
5%
31%
:
;
27%
16 a/4 Feb
&
5%
31%
31%
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'
10%
32'%
1772
Jun
Shares
177
97%
10%
;*31%
14%
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11 >r
33
27%
247a
Power
'
'
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1763/4
93/4
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ll
70
800
4.100
14%
6
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32
317a
10 !■ ':
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:
313/4
v
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6%
6%
■
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11 '%
34
6%
-
19
17%
6% Jan
National
*103/4
*32
30%
87a
,
>
lu
11
34
6%
30,900
,
25'%
287a
8
Natl
.■>■
63/4
:
10
9 '/a
1
.
'
19 •«.
17%
57% Feb
7
63/4
■'
14%
Feb
4
6 3/8
123/4
12 3/a
'♦24 %
•25
"193/4
27%
73/4
10
6%
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17%
177
Jan
1972
175%
5%
8
143
&
19%
14%
1
Corp
*•24%
1974.
287a
*1413/4
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<■
25
13%
12%
1372
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253/4
17%
No par
10
com
1374
137a
•
287a
*175
Ik Jan
51
*10%
100
22
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600
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*
12.50
913/4 Jan
5172
*50
11
100
3
51%
*10%
preferred A
8
*50
3,900
35
103/4
preferred B
21
*33
X10 3/4
7%
Feb
12%
34 %
11%
6%
ft Jan
90
117a
11%
12
11 »
3
1974 Jan
1,900
2,800
34%
11
29
85
10
12%
31
33
6yA
8%
v 11
Jan
Oct
6,300
393/4
35
11
1763/4
31%
177% Feb
May
1,100
1,800
110
12%
33
.
32
>176
33
144
25
10
110
*32 %
X9%
•
34%
-
31%
6
.
11%
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33
-•
'
4
114%
3,200
12%
39%
40'/a
110
110
110%
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10%
39%
40%
6%
'
10%
110%
177
4
Nov
21
7io%-
107»
117a
r
Jan
Nov
10%
10
-
19 %
6%
/
1
6
Co
6%
16972 Jan
4
10
'
67a
%;
1
8
Natl Malleable
12%
12%
V'i
15%
34'/a
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19%
1
—
Jan
Jan
21%V
>15
51
1374
25
c%
:__10 v
Co
14%
13%
X25
19%
4
Co
Gas
Gypsum
14%
135
1
12%
7,700
719
19
19
15%
200
17% "•
12%
*50
>-•19%
Jun
Peb
51
19%
Apr
81Mar
20
*49
257a >20%
"
177
Dec
127a
x40%
110%
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147 72
153/a
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110%
12 %
No par
Jan
Linen
15
400
,
23
21%
22
19 \
,
15%
1274
10
34
City Lines Inc
National
21%
19
15% s
'
40 %
12%
Oct
Dec
10
40%
34%
100
307a Feb
Jun
10
40%
*110
12%
common
133/b Feb
2
10
40'%
41
110%
Nov
130
19
12
12%
34%
National
^
12%
12%
National
12
Jan
13
19
34'%
Dairy Products
No par
Department'Stores
5
Disttflers Prod
No par
Nat Enameling & Stamping—
15 7a Jan
19
16%
22%
22
15%
19
12%
1
Register
11
\
*21%
17%
17%
19
15%
12%
10%
41
110%
National
>, 21
Biscuit
12
774 Jan
97a Jan
22%
22%
-
■
7
19%
•15%
34%
preferred
National Can Corp„__.
14 7b
23
19%
.!
10
V%
13'%
217a
16%
22
16%
167a
15%
1;
12%
5
./.National
Dec
9%
22%
19%'
15%
-
*21%
22
■
,
600
107
"
1
100
—
24
10% Mar
23
23
-100
Fibres
Co.
27
Cash
'217a
11%
j
National Aviation Corp
Jan
35
3,500
11%
19
;
Jan
7
11%
11 %
*15%
]
33
8
11%
II
16%
Louis.
178
5% Feb
ll3/a
11
_fl
St
3
30% Feb
-
11%
11
1
3
Jan
16,500
11%
22
Co_>
National
53%
53%
10%
*10
107
:
Acme
.National
52%
52%
17%
Corp
National
7
537a
53 %
No par
&
25-
,
700
"53%
52 %
5
& Bros
10'/a
52%
22%
T
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52
17
(
10
54
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7,000
103%
10
10%
18%
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108
10
*
48%
48
49%
103%
108
10%
*108ya
108%
Shares
103%
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103
103%
Xl 08%
the Week
j
109
10%
103
_
for
Sales
Feb. 11
t per share
103 >%
10%
108
110"
23%
.
48%
49 y2
49 %
49%
x49 %
110
17%
„
Chatt
7
33
July
507s
*103
109 %
50
Nash-Kelvfnator
3
,
93/4 Feb
50%
108%
*108%
__No par
Co
..Nashville
7
50%
"103
*21%
preferred
Myers (F E)
.
Jan.21
45
Nov
Mar
6
50%
Friday
Feb. 10
9 per share
*
No par
Murphy Co. (G C) common
4%% preferred
Murray Corp of America com
8
,
I par ihors
Tuesday
3
N
«
I per share
11
Mfg Corp
Munsingwear Inc
25
5
May
112
Feb. 9
I per share
5
Mullins
7
11
45
Jan
Feb. 8
53
Inc
Wheel
Mueller
Thursday
Wednesday
Feb. 7
No par
Motor Products
.
7
Jan
Feb
107%
<
5
com
Lines—.
&
HIGH SALS PRICES
Monday
t i per thart
p*f
"
•-33%
50
(John)
Motorola
3
Feb
21% Feb
Jun
Co
Moore-McCormack
7
18% Jan
May
23
Dec
RECORD
Feb. 5
Montgomery Ward & Co—
20
11% Jan
Chemical
Monday, February 14, 1949
„
Saturday
preferred series A
No par
$4 preferred series B
No par
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
5
7
Dec
-
Dec
10
Jan
17% May
21'%
CHRONICLE
LOW AND
STOCK
$3.25
Oct
15%
>
Monsanto
13
10%
Nov
19
11
24
11
20% Jan
v
Jan
Jan
8
Feb
IIV< Jan
«.
52
110
Feb
107
65
YORK
i
111% Jan
4
-
103
Apr
Dec
NEW
I per shore
May
47 y« Mar
■■
STOCK
EXCHANGE
112%
1053% Mar
93% Dec
•
45% Jan
*
Highest
I per share
share
61% May
99 V* Dec
Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
I per •hare
YORK
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
Range Since
Lowest
&
,
-
93/a
•
-974 '
20
•
>
15'A
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
1033/4
87i
16
90
Jan
4
Feb
4
1073% Feb
7
109'% Jan
13
17y8 Mar
Nov
8 3% Feb
11
103% Jan
16% Feb
11
19
Feb
33'% Jan
11
36
Jan
27'% May
40 V2
Apr
Jan
3'%
87
Dec
109%
Nov
33%
Mar
.
Oct
Dec
90
,
,
$3.60
preferred
$4.80
.,
preferred
2
4.6%
4
*89
Nopar
!
Northwest Airlines
7
Inc
No par
•
preferred
25
90
■
1073%
common—10
1
173%
33'%
33'%
Northwestern
Telegraph
50
3'% Jan
31
43% Jan
11
Norwalk
Tire
&
Rubber
No par
3'%
374
Jun
11% Jan
4
12'% Jan
10
Norwich
Pharmacal
2.50
113%
11%
34'%
30% Jan
31
Ohio Edison Co
7'% May
33 Ya
33 74
•
'
-
89'%
89'%
1073%
*107'%
87/a
9'%
17'/«
9'%
17%
89
1073/4
1073%
874
18
143%
10% Mar
1073/4
9'%
17%
;
90
89 Ya
;
108'%
9%
17'%
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9
108
97a
17'%
8 Ye
17'%
33'%
34
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89'%
108
33'%
17
33'%
89 74
89
89'%
270
107%
107%
140
9 7a
8 3%
8%
5,800
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108
33'%
2,800
17
190
33'%
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3'%
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115/a
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3'%
12'%
•>;
3%
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12'/8
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102'%
30%
30%
102'%
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267a
:
33%
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""
26%
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25'%
95'%
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3%:
3'%
:
12
12
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3'%
600
12'%
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3'%: i
12
400
O
26'%
Dec
Jun
27'% Jan
3
92'%
Jan
103
Jun
99'% Jan
3
26%
Feb
43
Jun
253% Feb
17% Jan
16'%
22%
6
Apr
183.a
Jan
%
Feb
36% July
Mar
92
xl09'% July
12'% Apr
Dec
104
Jan
21
11
333% Jan
7
8
18'% Jan
21
Feb
8
31% Jan
7
95'% Feb
9
99
Jan
7
6'% Feb
11
8
X25
Jan
10
90'% Jan
10
22'% Jan
7
88
Dec
100
Jan
20
Jan
23
Jun
27
Jan
37'%
Jun
29
Feo
7
31
Jan
24
Jan
148
Jan
15
153
Jan
28
144'%
Nov
154
83
FHa
11
20% Feb 10
-
4.40%
Ohio
.
Oil
Oklahoma Gas & Elec 4%
Oliver
Corp
4%%
8%
Corp
Nov
23
Jan
13% F-b
8
16
Jan
13
Outboard
Dec
89
Feb
77'% Jan
27
79
Jan
28
Outlet
Dec
,
11'%
73'% Jan
49'% Jan
3
>
Feb
153% May
8'/a
Dec
15
May
9
Feb
11
60'%
Sep
73
Apr
66
Jan
7
37
343%
Feb
43'% May
127% Feb
58'% Jan
14
24
Marine
&
Owens-Hlinois
Mfg
Jan
7
Pacific
Amer
Fisheries
18
Pacific
Coast
Co
70
Jan
14
40
Jan
17
2nd
preferred
19'% Feb
2
Pacific Finance Corp
3
33'% Feb
3
Pacific
Gas
Pacific
Lighting
130
Nov
For
553% July
44'% July
147
footnotes
—12.50
50'% Feb
7
54
29
Jan
3
333% Jan
25
Feb
7
95'% Jan
24
Mar
1j5
Jan
5
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— —
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—
2,400
'
Year 1948
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
9 per there
< per share
9% May
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
33
Jan
Feb
46
11%
Dec
16% May
9 3/a Feb
36% Feb
34
Jun
8
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9%
9 Ya
9Y4
9%
Plymouth Oil Co
5
37%
38
36%
38
36 %
37%
36a/4
37%
34
34%
35
7
12
Pond Creek Pocahontas
12 Va Jan
24
Poor
Jan
Jan
3
14% Jan
6
11% May
6% Jan
3
8% Jan
24
35% May
25% Feb
5
Feb
71%
60% Feb lo
7, 28
Jan 24
66% Jan 18
Feb'
18
28% May
32%
20
Dec
25
32 %
33
Dec
Sep
14
3
31% Jan
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25% May
3
Jan
$4.75
28
28
Jan
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26
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14
com
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34
11
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63 Ya
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11%
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14
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Feb. 11
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div preference
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5%
Inc
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35%
II
No par
Publicker Industries
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8
Co
Procter & Gamble
Public
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conv
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26% Feb
19
4%%
7
31 % Jan
108 % Jan
Power
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
8
5
4
1
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3
6
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34 7/e Jan
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9
3
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Jan
42
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30 % May
Nov-
101%
85
24%
Dec
X25%
Apr
39% July
Jan
18% Jan
94
Mar
81
22
3
&
Friday
Feb. 10
10
Jan
Thursday
9 per share
*9%
36
•
'
Feb. 9
9 per share
10
Nov-
Jan
Wednesday
-Feb. 8
10
Nov
62%
Tuesday
9 per share
9 per share
443A Jan
11
13
I per ehare
5
5%
14% July
Par
Plough Inc
12%
22 Va
Feb. 7
10% Jan 20
11
Feb
Monday
Feb. 5
9 per share
11
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Setnrday
EXCHANGE
Highest
f per share
12% July
70% May
29%
Lowest
32 Ya
25%
25Ya?
v
8,900
6,000
21,200
'
*107Y4
108'A
27
*25%
26%
1,100
19%
*19
19%
300
11%
11%
79,400
70
70
1,400
8
18,200
200
"
*19
26 Ya
-
*19
R
7%
Feb
15
63%
.•■J
Feb
75% May
Oct
11% May
98% Jun
6%
89
Nov
Jun
34%
11% Feb
70
.
Jan
22%
Feb
x36
July
31
Jan
35
May
16%
Feb
27% July
36%
Feb
45
Apr
39% Feb
31
Feb
39
Jun
10
Dec
15% May
10 % Jan
101
Jan
Nov
7
■74 % Jan
22
9% Jan
10
92% Jan
Dec
106
14% Jan
3
7% Jan
25%
Jun
11
26
95% Jan 24
Jan
29
Radio Corp of America com„No par
$3.50
8
Dec
/"
18
May
Jan
19
26% Jan
30% Feb
4
32
Jan
34% Feb
3
20
Feb
2?% Jan
7
2
43
Jan
3
4%
non-cum
31% Feb 10
36
Jan
7
4%
non-cum
11
Feb
4
105
11
3
i-
•
$2
7
Jan
31
25
Reed
11% Jan
14
12% Feb 11
17%
Dec
2514 May
18% Jan
4
8%
Dec
13% May
8% Jan
3
52
Dec
8%
66
Dec
Aug
15 % May
8
Feb
11
8% Jan 27
20% Jan
53% Jan 27
9% Jan
3
27
9% Jan 24
54% Feb
<■
10
3
Jan
7
Roller
Reeves
Reis
14%
1st preferred
2nd preferred
Bros
Bit
Co
$1.25
div
Reliable
prior
Stores
preference
Corp
Reliance Mfg Co common
Conv
pfd 3%%
Remington-Rand
common
99
Aug
78% Jan
4
83% Feb
3
29%
Jan
9% Feb
9
12% Jan
8
Reo
Feb
8% Jan
7
Jan
27
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
22%
Feb
*33%
Oct
103
Jan
111% July
15
Dec
21% May
82%
Feb
Pur
102
foot no
Oct
*ee
page
6% Feb
11
2V4 Jan
3
5% Jan
4
23% Feb
7
105% Jan
3
3
6% Jan 31
27% Jan
110
7
Jan
31
Feb
5
16% Jan
12
95% Feb
10
99 y4 Jan
5
13
24.
$4.50
$1
12
701/4
71%
7%
7y«
95
95
•
8
95%
*71
7Ya
951/4
*94
*94
73/4
953/8
94
94
*93
*27%
95
28
28
28'A
28%
29
23
29
29%
27%
28%
27
27 y4
27
27%
26%
27%
26%
33
*32%
29
*27%
35
34%
341%
33%
33 y2
21
50
230
27
*27%
21%
201/4 "" 21V4
201/4
20 y4
34
*20%
50
40
40
40
40
40
,*393/4
50
*33
34
33
33
32%
33
*31%
5
11
11
10%
10%
*102
106
*393/4
*102
105
*10 %
10%
*102
10 %
*102
105
21%
21%
21%
21%
*20 3A
21%
*20 Y4
12
12%
11%
121/4
11%
11%
11 Ya
preferred
Motors
10
*8
No par
*19%
5
8%
100
*53%
Inc
50c
9%
-25
*81%
1
1
11
7
50c
convertible
preferred
-—10
Corp conui—No par
6% conv prior pfd series A
1001
Revere Copper As Brass com
NO par
5%% preferred^—I
—100
Republic
Steel
*8%
9
8%
8%
19%
9
20%
20
20'A
201/4
9%
9
9%
*533A
543/4
v
series—
Dec
11% May
11%
72'A
29%
50c
Dec
Nov
12%
7 5/s
<95
common_No par
Inc
6%
2 % Dec
11%
72'A
7%
'34
28%
400
4,800
33
33 Va
33 Va
203A
20
Va
20%
20
20 Va
411/4
393/4
39Y.
*29
39%
33
31%
31%
*31%
32%
400
♦10 V.
113/4
10%
10%
400
10%
105
*102
21%
105
*102
1,100
'
2,400
700
105
*20%
21%
203A
20%
1,100
12%
12
12%
12 Ya
12%
1,700
(Robt) & Co—
10%
5%
12
72%
100
common
78%
13% May
5% May
11%
72%
7%
No par
25
common
Hosiery
preferred
7%
23% Jan
.
Co
Real Silk
11
106
.
preferred
Reading
Jan
Dec
Jan
preferred
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
1
Ralston Purina Co 3%% pfd
100
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
Rayonier Inc common
1
-20% Feb
11%
1st
7
2%
6
'
23%
54%
•
9% :
85%
11
93/8
91/2
*81%
84%
10%
11
7%'
2%
23/8
6
5%
6%
24%'
*107 "• 110%
13
13%
97
97
6
23%
24 3%
108%
108 i/a
*106 3/4
13 S/8
13%
xl3%
*97%
98%
23%.
97
8%
20 Ya
*19Y4
9 Va
*8%
*533/4
54Y4
9 3/8
*81
*8 3/4
*533A
91/2
9'A
84
*81
54 Y4
9%
84 V2
8
1
*53%
9Va
*81
8
20 3/8
9
9%
93A
7'A
'
93/4
7%
73/a
7
7Va
2%
2aA
23A
23A
2Ya
6
6
6
6
6
6
24%
1091%
J
6
24%
24 Ya
*106 3/4
109V2
13%
13Y4
14
97
97
97
-
24
*106Y4
24%
IO91/2
13%
13Y4
95%
96
%
9Ya
V.
-
500
1,300
12,200
85
9%
9Y4
200
I
54%
103/8
7
2%
*8
*20
9%
84i/2
9%
7
8%
20%
9Va
9%
9%
*81
2%
*8
*20
j
543A
*53%
7%
:
9'A
*9
■
8,000
-/
98%
*88%
*96%
*88%
52
preferred—No par
33Y4
98
*84
convertible
33%
*96%
*90
-
;
34
98
1
$5
90
9,400
*96
5
Pitts Coke «fe Chem Co
88
39
^4
34%
88
200
15%
;' is3/.
99
100
Fillsbury Mills Xno common——25
$4 preferred
-No par
34 %
883/4
HO
'
107%
*96
•
No par
i
Petroleum
Hosiery
34%
100
i
500
111
*107
153/4
330
25'A
110 Va
*98%
107%
15%
-
3,600
18,100
*96'/a
213/4
100
*107
16%
,
;
2,100
45
52
100
88
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
139
23% Feb
139%
45%:
97
%
25%
*110%
34
7
Oct
46 % July
88%
7
July
161
5%
Phillips
Phoenix
7%
82% May
35 '
87%
2
Dec
Feb
34'/a
88%
Feb
170
39%
35%
Jan
165% Jan 21
July
Dec
34%
*87
16% Jan
142
Nov
73%
3
26
7%
140
21
Corp common
3
preferred series A
100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—5
4%
—100
preferred
3.60% series preferred—__10o
Phillips Jones Corp com
No par
3%%
Pitts C C & St Louis RR—;
Jan
93
Feb
Dec
157
32% Jan 24
102 % Jan
23'A
Dec
Mar
12%
90
Phllco
'
18%
44%
100
1
'
*97
*99%
100 ;
Phila As Reading Coal & Iron
*25
25%
51%
"419%
!)«•
45% July
23% : 7'
19%
101
Jan
8%
;
46
$1 div preference com
28,100
8%
23%
48
50 1
500
8%
8%
♦22 %
19%
112
28
9%
9%
8%
103% 103%
10%
No par
1,000
23%
45%
preferred
1,700
98
8%
103%
10%
common—No par 7
100
30%
97%
.
1,200
108
*30
t
1
26,800
••
35
.
*106
98%
*9%
16%
*33
v
30%
;
'
5,300
*22%
23
[
100
18%
16
'
108
30%
18
45
108% Jan
28
16%
!
48%
Jun
Jan
16%
183/8
20
Jun
213/s Nov
16%
18%
47%
103%
Jan
16%
29
114
19%
111
Jun
16%
36%
.
*27'/a
*111
47%
Sep
115%
16%
*23
No par
—100
Jan;
91
16%
27%
114
46%
Jan
104
1033/4
18 y4
30%
17%
5
.
-
18 %
110
18%
,
27%
*111
18%
8%
:
,.173/4
.
1
—
$6 preferred
Co
18%
29
114
25
Philadelphia Co 6%
Electric
*27%
♦111
No par
Inc
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Phila
.18'/a
29
114
18%
98
No par
Co
Co
&
18%
*111
18%
30%
preferred——:—:—._««.lOO X
Petroleum Corp of America
..—.5
18
*27%
144
18%
*109
4% %
18
29
*27%
*111
18%
36%
100
__100 :
33 %c
Co common
17%
30
114
10
*9%
16%
100
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co_—
71*7-7
18%
5
Pepsi-Cola Co
Milk
*111
No par
50 •'
Peoples Gas Light «te Coke
Pet
*27 %
—100
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co com
3%% conv series A pfd
Peoples
17%
Corp com—No par
preferred
Penn Power &
9%
'
500
7
Y4
*7Ya
,
6,500
_
9%
151/4
1
200
6,200
.
■13
7
13'A
7%
lYa
26%
26%
*18%
28%
43%
26%
7
7
19
*27%
44%
*25%
7
26%
25%
13%
-
1%
26%
■
26%
26
•13%
preferred
8%
13
*12%
,
45,600
17 %
17%
5
5
Penney (J C) Co
52%
3,100
1,900
3%:
8%
8%
123/4
52%
•402% 104
42
1%
26%
-26%
2.50
Penick & Ford—
8%
123/4
•
3%
33%
3 3/4
'
2
*
No par
prior
conv
102
8%
No par
Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
3%
*35
_No par
Co_.—:
Proof
102
16%
102%
22%
8%
7
3%
33%
»■
for
Shares
*
'
Mines—.1
Transportation
Mines
102
6%
-102%
23%
8%
8%
17 *
17
105
23
Parke Davis A Co—:
6%
;17%
*102%
1
Park Utah Consolidated
6%
*17
mc—:
Park As Tilford Inc..—
Parmelee
6%
ar
preferred!
!■
52%
102%
53
33/4
4
3%
13 %
53%
8%
13%
>54%
Paraffine
21
the Week
9 per ehare
35%
r
■
*13%
13%
54%
*102
33%
34 %
4
Sales
Feb. 11
f per ehare
3%
35
3%
3%
Friday
Feb.10
34%
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
4%
100
preferred
:
Panhandle Prod & Refining
—1
——
Thursday
Feb. 9
$ per ehare
3%
4
4
Pan-American
•
Wednesday
Feb. 8
< per share
35%
35
4%
8%
Tuesday
f per share
36
4
American Airways Corp
2%
Petrol & Transp. —5
Pan
(717)
LOW AND HIGH fill PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
# per share
3% Feb 11
21%
13% Mar
46
3% Feb
33% Feb
5% May
NEW
Highest
I per share
6% Apr
62% May
Dec
8%
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
-
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
Year 1948
Lowest
&
9 5/8
3,400
6%
6Ya
2 Y4
2%
6,200
4,800
2.800
24
24%
*107%
109 %'
100
13 Ya
4,100
13%
*95%
97
25,000
230
(
COMMERCIAL
4%
8
Nov
53A
33 %
Oct
103%
6% Jan
6
25
Jan
43
3
37
Jan
11'
45
Jan
Jan
Dec
Jan
3
102% Jan
4
Jan
'% Jan
Inc
Common
3.60%
Jan
49
Jun
24% Jan
-3
30% Jan
21
Richfield
Dec
28
Jun
18% Jan
Jan
12
Ritter Company
Sep
7'/a May
4% Feb
3
11
21
4%
5%'Jan
5
6%
Feb
8% Feb
19%
Feb
15% Mar
17
12
27% May
Mar
Dec
72
10 % Jan
1
25 % Jan
3
4
23% Jan
24
18% Feb
18%
Jan
16%
Dec
1073%
Sep
•
Feb
10
55% Jan
8
8% Jan
.3
10% Jan
13
Ruppert <Jacob)
r-
L,
'■
8%
61%
19% Jan
24
5
112V2 Jan
11
Safeway Stores common
5% preferred
'
Feb
67
Jan
Jan
58
111
Jan
n
48'% Jan
Feb
12% Jan
7% May
383% Jan
6
104'% Feb
11
48
•
Feb
73% Feb
>.
,
133% May
Feb
8
91% May
151/2 Aug
Feb
79
Feb
83%
801/2 Jan
5
85
Jan
27
107% Jan
3
12 y2 Jan
7
12
30% Jan
35% May
26'% Feb
11
51
May
4o */4 Jan
6
49
' Jan
Nov
95
Jan
93
9
x96
Jan
87%
Nov
933%
157%
Apr
Jun
79
\
L
87
Feb
26% July
44
'■
Oct
13%
u
Feb
621%
!
Feb
18,
13
Jun
91% Feb
7
3
Jan
14
Jan
20
Jan
5
•14% Feb
11
83
,
86
Feb >7
50
55
Jan
18
Jan
18
163/a Jan
Jan
7
Oct
5% Jan
27
6% Jan
Nov
35'% Feb
11
39% Jan
8
127% July
Feb
11
111/2 Jan
7
59% May
9%
Dec,v
I'
5%
Dec
["
91/2 Dec
-
Jun
13,
53%'Jan
6
6% Jan
7
91% Feb
7
11% Jan
-7
Jan
104
Feb
94
8'% May
143%
10
46
7
36'% Feb
8'%
43i%
Feb-
St
99
Jan
42
101 '% Feb
S
Jun
Jan
3
29% Jan
7
27'A
~X25%
19%
*18%
51/4
4 7/8
5
8%
8%
8%
*181%
>
8%
8%
5
*52
21%
17%
53
*9%
9%
17%
17 Va
112%
17%
19
112%
10
53
5%
52
t9%
'
.
v
9%
112
18%
18
18'%
17%
18%
112 »/4
112
>
112%
112%
43%
43%
44
44
44
t C—No par
11
103%
10%
10%
107%
500
22
1,700
17%
2,100
17%
t c—100
401/a
38%
105 Va
*88
'85%
*84
O,
t
*
93
7%
8
38%
39%
105
*87"
93
7%
38%
1041/4
110
;
39
*105
93 >;
73%
8 .7;
85%
*84%
39
109
105
*87.'
8
84'%
84%
'11%
12
xll%
11%
11%
27
26%
271/4
26%
48%
*47%
48%;;'
*92%
94%
*93%
*48/
>
84%
84'%
.11%
931%
941/2
*86
.87
15%
16%
91%
12%
86
,13
91%
12%
91%
*90%
;» 13
86
>
I43/4
*91
86
17%
37%
37%
361/4
37i/4
*51/2
•
17'/4
(
94
12%
.13
85% >85%
,
14%
*49%
*17'/s
38
>
36%
61/4
*5%
6%
*5%
36%
36%
37%
5
1—1
*10y4
10%
10%
101/4
IOV4
"
10% >10%
6 V4
*5%
6%
100
35%
29,400
10
36%
35%
6%
6
6
10
*
*53/4
-
10%
10 Vs
6 »*
5%
•
9%
,—No par
101%
9%
9%
>>>' 9%
9%
9%
102%
*101
102'%
101
97%
101%
101'%
•
3 6 3%
Nov
243%
30
Feb
463%
Oct
33
Feb
Feb-
273%
Jun
22% Jan
4
68
i,
!
Feb
9
1
Dec
Mar
12
!
'
Feb'
283%
79
Dec
15%
Jan
Feb
13
•31
Feb
Jan
Jan
7
7
14% Feb
5
5
Jan
10
39 y4 Jan
21
4
Oct
3
14
Sharp & Dohme common
No par
$3.50 conv pref series A—No par
Shattuck (Frank G)
—No par
9% Jan
5
463% Jun
Sharon
79
10
8% Feb
77
17
26
,,
Steel, Corp_*
Sheaffer
(W
7'%
33%
}
Dec
Dec
7% May
Jan
Oil
Sinclaif Oil Corp
May
>243/4 Feb
44
Jan
•331% Jan
3
32'% Jun
191/4" Feb
11
02%
t
Feb
18
f
Feb
Dec
23
Jun
160
25%
Oct
Feb
7
1271/2 Jan
18% Feb
8
21% Jan
107
Jun
351/2
Jan
20
Smith
27%
Dec
39%
Jun
27'% Jan
3
31% Jan
24.
Dec
90
Apr
84'% Jan
17
88% Feb
3
Sep
98
July
951/2 Jan
3
991/2 Feb
8
Dec
15%
147%
Feb
96
Nov
31%
j
NOV
53% Mar
Jun
26_ri
23
,v
104%
Feb
17% Jan
11
15% Feb
991% Jan
5
8%
Oct
7,
24
100% Jan
3
4% Jan
11
13
7% Jan
3
3% Jan
71% Jan
8
171/4 Jan
11,
Jun
May
5
15
Jun
*
102%
39
Feb
451% Aug
43
Jan
24
44
Jan
Jun
60
Oct
54
Jan
27
56% Feb
3
Nov
11%
36% Mar
t
1
Dec
36,
25'% Mar
;
12% Jan
12
Jan
3
Aug
36
Feb
11
421/2
Jan
36% Jan
7
38
Feb
29a/a Jan
•5
31
Jan
26
;
20'%
Feb
30 3%
July
28% Jan
Feb
62% July
413% Peb
33%
Feb
50%
58'%
Feb
70
65%
Dec
Jun
July
73
Jan
108
1071%
19
19%
19
19
18%
19
21
21%
20
21%
20%
20%
287/8
29
& G Co
9
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Feb
5%
24%
20%
191/4
19%
65,000
rl09%
109'%
2,200
20'%
19%
110
109%
35
*341/4
35
*34y2
35
•
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19%
18Va
18%
21%
21%
20'%
19
21'%
20'%
2,100
20'%
*18%
,
2,500
800
291/8
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293%
*28%
29%
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29%
88%
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99%
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98%
98%
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99'%
140
16
157/a
15'%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15'%
1,100
15%
15%
41.200
100%
100%
16
16
16
.15%
16
15%
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100%
16
100%
.
3%
3%
>
44
*43
46
56%
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56%
*43
3%
'v
15
16
'15%
100%
100%
100%
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3%
37%
71%'
7%
V
7%
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46
56%
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12%
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37
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36%
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40
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12%
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12%
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37
37
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25
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30
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30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
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29
29%
291%
291%
29%
29%
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293%
43
44
41%
43%
42'%
43%
43'%
44
42
38
38%
35%
38%
37
371/2
58%
60
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V
Va
40
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40
36%
37
581%
58%
58%
58%
58%
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67
66'%
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100
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66 Vz
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59
59
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68
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4,100
41%
42'%
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35%
10,700
57%
1,200
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36%
58%
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Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs;
3,500
303%
30%
v
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40
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40
100
3,100
36'%
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36 '-V
437%
No par
Co
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40
V,.
100
55'%
12'%
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•;
5,400
4,300
48
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12%
Sugar com.No par
Edison
1,100
7%
"
V
•
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California
10
4
3%
,
551%
12%
55%
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46
•
■■■:
7%
7%
55%
44
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50
50
*100'%
100%
100
16
15%
157/8
15%
100%
*29
'
7%
Railway common—No par
preferred
:
100
7
26
2,700
3,000
3%
24%
*87%
3%
preferred——
Greyhound Lines
Rico
4,400
243/4
3%
*981/2
7%
Southern
Jan
Jan
66% Feb
41
•;
109
108
5'%
3%
3%
24%
3%
25
11,100
32'%
5
.5'%
88 '/2
29%
3%
Pacific
61
5'"" "
800
99%
7%
Southern
4
31%
1,100
;i4
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*28%
3%
7
11
32%
■
*97%
1
2
11
'313/4
8%
V
5
3%
■20%
108
J
33%
400
8%
'8%
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20%
19%
4,400
77'%
*13%
35
*34%
20%
3,900
26
*76
;;
8%
24%
107
com_4.50
& Platinum
preferred
Southern
35
20 ",v.
33'%
25%
V
14%
*
3%
3,100
33
•
14'%
9
:■
25
25
34
253%
77 '
77
14%
9
» 5
20%
Feb
Feb
66
8%
Porto
3%
25
*34%
5
109%
Southern Natural Gas Co
x35% Feb
x57
South
3%
3%
25
33%
25%
,
27'%
...
32%
32%
■
20
49% Jan
11
1
3
Jan
30 %
3
43%
?9
conv
Southeastern
2
307% July
16 3%
5
t;
12
Jan
44
5'%%
35%
5
108
'__
E
3%
251/4
31%
5»
14
10
preferred
5%
13
52
Carolina
32%
: >
5
'
40
.27'%
.*101
14%
■>>
8%
14
28
27 3%
8,200
9'%
9%
97%
102%
r
preferred
South Amer Gold
8%
14
31%
5
:
*34y8
^
com—20
100
4.20%
preferred
—_—100
Smith & Corona Typewriters-No par
Socony Vacuum Oil "Co Inc
—15
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd—100
South
8%
14
33
5
3%
Smith (A) & Sons Carpet Co
3%%
8%
14
.20
——.
•
-
80
91
(A O), Corp_
77%'
*77 Va
8Va
25
——No par
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron—
Jan
25
7
Feb
26'%
77%
78
.'31
_-.—No par
—2
15
Oil Co,
34%
25'%
78
25
78 »
1
5
Simmons" Co—
Skelly
34'%
25
34%
24%
79
8%
w,—>—15
Simonds Saw & Steel.,
24
36
Feb
7-
34
33%
24%
*13i/4
Coalition Mines
T__
——No par
36% Jan
Dec
Dec';
12
Silver King
4% Jan
27% Jan
33%
24%
35
"J 241%
*78
1
CO
—"—
of America"
Sheraton" Corp
9
15
[
6
5
25
•
f
f
,
28
•
5% Jan
31/2 Feb
34
f
Pen
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Union
Shell
'
47%
28
27%
34%
—No par
Jan
26% Jan
38
11
17%
H
27%
28%
600
6
*5%
.:.
5%'
91/2
*101
27%
v'-'-.Y- 27%
28
1
Gas
1,300
"
*5'%
:
1
"
"
1,800
35%
57%,
57%
.
38
900
2,000
;>
37
37
38'%
371%
:..
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9%
5,400
17%
37% ; 37%
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210
52
17%
61/4
101%
2,000
.
14%.
15%
50%
14%
60
10
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37%
1
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85
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50
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12%
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371%
10%
700
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51
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%
17,500
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•
48%
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51
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1
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49
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151/4 >
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50
240
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■
16,300
>
83%
•
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•94
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83%
-
367%
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93
86
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77%
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108
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30,800
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9
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5
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1,300
53
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18'%
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43
10%
54
preferred
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•
112%
'
43
Seiberling Rubber Cb—__.
Shamrock
4,300
-
18'%
112'%
11 >/4
17%
common."
.
10
9%
44%
54'
&
300
19'A
24
18 Vs
>
10%
v
28,900
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23
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53
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53
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9
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22%
18
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1,200
,
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21%
1
Seeger Refrigerator
$4.50
18%
51/4
24
21%
of Del—L—No par
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Servfel Inc
191/4
5'/4
.310
17%.
17%'
17%
544%
Finance Co———
Seagrave Corp
Sears Roebuck
104%
"
22%
53
9%
18%
5
-100
series A_2
preferred
5%
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89%
104%
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series A 5%
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51/4
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24
45
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-
St'Louis Southwestern Ry
5
27
.
5
St L-San F Ry Co com v
11
4
Feb
5
313%
r
Jpn
7
891/2 Jan
12%
Mar
35%
t
f
Apr
20'%
Feb
15%
53
No par
__—
Seaboard Alt! Line com v t c—No par
7
88
Dec
53
■
:
35%
35
45
28
>
2,400
104%
18%
27
230
5%
104%
.
181/4
8%
8%
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7
19.
Jan
393% Mar
12
17%
,7
9%
'
'
17%
Feb
25^
Jan
91
251/2 Mar
I
1
18% Jan
6
'
8%
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24
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t
Co—100
5% non-cum preferred———100
St"Regis Paper Co common
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A_——-100
Savage Arms Corp-^
5
SchenLey Industries Inc—J——1.75
Scott Paper Go common.—_No:par
$3.40 preferred
i
No par
Scovill Mfg Co 3.65% pfdl—__100
Scranton Elec Co (The) common—5
3.3b % 'preferred ———___100
Jan
8%
211/a
26
42% Jan
122
4
90
.
.
,
25
139% May
101
Jun
8%
Royal Typewriter
Ruberold Co (The)_
3
10
x9
5%
"22%
•>.
423% Peb
Jun
161/2 July
Feb
323%
Jun
113
Feb
393%
'
21'% Jan
104%
104
3,900
.
■89%
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27%
*18%
5»/4
22%
■'
16 % Jan
18%
51/4
2
>:-■•»
-
2 6'A
18%
25
preferred-
conv
89%
9,100
4%
104
*5%
*
:
3
V
>'
25%
,_I
4%%
45
*89
■
25%
35%
18%
18%
26%
Ronson Art Metal Wks Inc,— ,'a
3.
18%
191/4
"'5%
5'/4
*43%
89%
/
5%
Shares
20%
201/e
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103
*5%;
5%
35%
104%' 104%
105
18'/4
5%
45
a
191/4
V
Controls com__l
Robertshaw-Fulton
7
7
18%
103
351/4
>
20%
20
1031/4
5%
*43%
*89
251/4
«;■
_No par
J
Feb
*
51
May
Dec
Corp_—
Antelope Copper Mines
Jan
22
21
Nov
8%
54
Oil
45
89;,'
20%
■>;■ 1031/4
the Week
pe. share
4%
4%
4%
5
20%
36
5 1/4
35%
'•>!$
for
Sales
Friday
Feb. IF
Feb. 10/
S per share
share
'4%
•
>.
103'A
26i/8
'
Roan
5%
361%
5'/4
89
20
1031/4
1031/4
104%
105
4%
4%
191/4
36
t per
S ap.r share
v
4%
20 »/2
*431/2
45
89%
18%
_No par
17% Feb 10
July
>.
29% July
24%
•
-
105
Rheem Manufacturing Co—
17 V4
5%
89V8
t per share
Feb. 9
' Feb. 8
20%
1031/4
36%
*431/2
—_100
series
104
36
•
; '
4%
5
211/4
5%
•
-10
series-—
"4.50%
Preferred
13
*1031/4
-
_100
—.
_—
Preferred
15%
V
—:
-1
Reynolds Spring —______t._
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B —10
26
19% Jan
105
4
17
4%
2iy4
31
85% Jan
I per share
:__2.50
5
90*
34% Jan
Jan
24% May
Dec
17
7
Jun
103%
Dec
3
5% Feb
94
•
Par,
26
103% Feb
Feb. 7
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Feb. 5
Reynolds Metals Co com—_ _No par
3%% convertible preferred —100
Rexall Drug
6
Jan
4
50
41 'A
Dec
•5%Jan
23
Jan
101
11% May
Dec
80
Jan
Saturday
4
$ per share
i
.
15
19% Feb-' 8
Apr
104%
Dec
43
4% Jan
May
29%
Mar
92
J per share
S per share
Dec
19 Vi
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
>
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
'
Lowest
Highest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1948
I per share
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Monday, February 14, 1949
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
-68
*65%
-
t,
Year 1948
t per share
Dec
123/a
Feb
4
4
Dec
63
Aug
22.
Dec
,
'
203% May
73%
Jun
8 7% May
73
Jan
29%
30 7%
Jan
Jun
203%
Feb
7%
Dec
14
May
61'% Mar
74
May
Feb
15%
21% Aug
Nov
95
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
237% May
Jan
29i%
Jan
104
EXCHANGE
13% Jan
7
Spalding
5
6i/8 Jan
7
4'% Jan
68
21
Jan
Feb
3
24
7
Jan
7
69% Jan
.'<•
31
5
241/4 Jan
7
$5.5o preferred
(The)
1
Spiegel Inc common
_'___2
Conv $4.50* preferred—_—No par
141/2 Feb
7
16% Jan
7
Squar" D Co
23% Feb
101
Jan
5
4
26% Jan
103
Jan
21% Jan
7
4"
20
17
10
28
83% Jan
20
881/2 Jan
3
251/4 Jan
19
13
8
Standards Brands
Oct
3
Jan
4
120
563/8 Feb
11
98% Jan
109
$3.50
com—No par
Inc
—No par
preferred
Standard G & E Co $4 pref_.No par
$6
prior
$7
prior
No par
No par
preferred
preferred
Standard Oil of California—No par
53
Jun
36'% Feb
3
411/4 Jan
7
Standard
Feb
927/a jun
65% Feb
7
74 y4 Jan;
7
Standard Oil of New Jersey
233%
Nov
35
Jun
23% Feb
8
26% Jan
7
Standard
89
Oct
973%
Jun
97
4
Jan
22
11%
Feb
153%
Oct
14'% Jan
Jan
4
38
Feb
431/2 May
42
Jan
>3
36%
Nov
41% May
31 Vs Feb
9
99
161/4 Jan
Jan
24
38% Jan
7
44
.,
11% Mar
15% May
10% Feb
5
13
Jan
18
391/4
Jun
35% Jan
3
38'/a Jan
20
Jun
Feb
97
Jan
2T
23%
Dec
36% May
241/4 Jan
3
27% Jan
7<
12'/a
Feb
16% May
12 % Feb
10
14% Jan
7
88
94
Jan
6
100
Dec
18
Jan
91/3 Jan
3
10% Jan
25
15
Dec
20
Jan
15'/4 Jan
4
Jan
18i/a July
13
Feb
7
16% Jan
14% Jan
26
11%
91%
7
29'/4
Jun
16% Feb
10
21% Jan
7
6%
Nov
lli/e
Jan
6% Feb
7
7% Jan
18
911%
Dec
98% May
Jan
8
Jan
26
16% Mar
90
92
Jan
3
113%
Jan
Jan
17
117% Jan
26
9%
Feb
15% May
9% Feb
5
11% Jan
8
17%
Dec
2iy2 Jun
16% Feb
8
17% Jan
13
18%
Dec
26% Jun
17% Feb
11
19% Jan
7
43
36% Feb
10
40% Jan- 13
50% Mar
34% Mar
9
Dec
140
Mar
13%
31
T July
July
11% Mar
235
Jun
19%
Jun
Dec
81/4
;■
Dec
70% Nov
120-
441%
Jun
Nov
16%
Jan
For
footnotes
see
j>age
52% Feb
117
8% Feb
10
7
Feb
7
12% Feb
7
145
32%' Jan
4
8% Feb
10
24,
60
9% Jan
6s
Jan
11
14% Jan
12
168
Jan
7
9% Jan
5
36
3%%
Oil
-
4%
Ohio common—10
of
11
•;>> iper share
12 Va
111/4
11%
43/4
41%
*4%
1 per share
,
•
11 1/4
11%
IIV4
11%
ll'/s
2,100
4%
4%
4%
4%
4V2
2,200
4%
*4%
4%
*4%
4%
14 5%
23 5%
*102'%
Chemical
4%%
4%%
14%
25'%
251/4
7%
77%
73/4
8
;»
/
14%
14%
143/4
3,700
*233/4
24'%
24%
241/4
24
24
1,000
101%
101%
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102%
102
102
14%
14%
24
.
102
.
18'%
18%
I8V4
187%
84%
85%
853/4
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853/4
18% V 19 ;/
85%
853/4
22
21
21%
213%
22'%
211/4
*100
105
100
100
110
114
110%
110%
18
183%
-
"
'
84% *84%
84%
22%
>20s%
21%
106'%
106
114
114
-•
*102
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373/4
36%
112
112'%
113
113%
66 5%
67%
65%
67'%
66
66%
233%
24'%
233%
24;
235%
24
-
567%
36%
98%
15
50
42
42%
42
42
35
35
*34%
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141/2
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35%
105%
10 3%
11
11
36 3%
37
363%
37
33
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Sweets Co of America (The)
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100
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25
25
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50
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26
100
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preferred series B
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16
Sunray Oil Corp common
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71
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701/2
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Sun Oil Co
18
70%
21%
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Stone & Webster
Studebaker Corp
102%
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15%
Sterling Drug Inc common
3%%
preferred
:
Sun
233%
69%
21'%
98%
1
5
:—100
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
—15
Stewart-Warner Corp
5
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common—1
5% prior preferred
20
Stores
Bros
15
69%
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Starrett Co (The) L S
Sterchi
8
693%
..
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4%
•
21
14%
preferred—
convertible
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77%
681%
for
the Week
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5
,
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11%
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100
Steei Spring common—_1
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18
32% Mar
•
25
25
Indiana
of
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Feb
69»%
367%
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25%
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Squibb (E R) & Sons common
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13
Jan
67% Jan
Oct
Jun
109% Jan
22
5
1
:
70%
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Sperry Corp
'6
18'% Jan
73'
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Spencer Kellogg &
4%
:.
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—_—1
,—:
3
8% Feb
17% Jan
121
1
Spear & Co common
Feb
27% Jan
Jun
1097%
43%
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70
3
Jun
Feb
4%
5
8
71/2 Jan
91'/2
Jan
4%
Jan
25'% Feb
64
27% May
Feb
12 1/4
4i%
Sales
Feb. 11
•
Feb-. 10
Feb. 9
"
291/2
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Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Feb. 8
$ per share
1
No par
Sparks Withington.,—
Oct
97%
Feb. 7
I per share
Par
7
HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Monday
Feb. 5
(A G) & Bros Inc
Feb
4% Feb
Nov
86
Saturday
«
$ per share
$ per share
11
17%
Dec
'
STOCK
NEW YORK
Highest
»
79%
19%
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
:
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34
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13'%
34
8 34
150
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34
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150
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150
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13
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34
34%
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600
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81/2
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Volume
169
Number
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COMMERCIAL
THE
NEW
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Range for Previous
28 'A
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
I per share
$ per share
Dec
NEW
Highest
36%
Jan
28% Jan
4
32% Jan
22
Jan
8% Jan
3
11'A Jan
8
Feb
2§
20% Feb
7
24% Jan
7
79
Dec
Jun
91
Aug
'7% May
82
Jan
7
88% Feb
4
4% Feb
8
5 'A Jan
7
Swift
&
3%
■"11% May
52
Nov
15'A
Nov
10%
21
20%
20%
88%
86%
87%
87
87
4%
4%
4%
$4
Ltd
preferred
^_No par
Gould
10% Feb
2
Talcott Inc
4'A Jan
7
Telautograph
17% Jan
7
Tennessee
67
49
55
Feb
10
13'A Feb
5
Corp
7
Texas
Texas
Gulf
9
71 'A July
58
Jan
4
61% Jan
7
Texas
Gulf
25
18% Feb
11
23 7A Jan
7
Texas
Pacific Coal
Texas
Pacific Land
Feb
48 'A
Dec
40
3
Texas
10%
Dec
65% May
20% May
9% Feb
8
11'A Jan
7
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Dec
24
14% Feb
9
15% Jan
22
5%
May
7
May
Feb
43'A Jan
8-
33% Feb
46
7
Jan
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share
&
14
14'A
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34
33%
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34
34%
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35
,
11
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Thomas
8% Feb
1
Thompson
Thompson
39%
Feb
59 %
May
85
Feb
95'A
8
Jun
1% Mar
4'A
19% Mar
19%
95%
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Dec
10
45% Jan
11
89
5
7
Jan
13
9
3% Jan
11
29'A Jan
Feb
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42
41
41%
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40
40
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11
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11
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100
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4
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10
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Nov
22% Mar
10
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Nov
23 3A
Apr
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19
10"% May
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11
7% Jan
7
98% Feb
10
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4
Feb
7
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13
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3
21
34
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96
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12
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13
7
Jan
20
16% Feb
4
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92
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13
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2,400
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6
35%
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37
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Coal Co
Coach
37%
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26%
13
;
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6
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5%
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42%
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Century Fox Film
31%
4%
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preferred-
6%
6
6'/8
Transcont'l & Western Air Inc
5
Transue & Williams Steel—No par
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13
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Axle
Tri-Continental
*5%
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13%
100
preferred—'
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5%
26%
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$3.75
5%
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15
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40
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6
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50
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1
Co
(J R)
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9%
19
Steel
8
Feb
prefeired-
preferred
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$3.50
6
l
Transit
10
Jan
43
>
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4%
8
8
25% Jan
103
,
21
2% Feb
24
3?% Jun
104% July
23% May
55
May
Jan
17
40
39% Feb
" Jan
Nov
20
3,
86
Jan
31'A
Feb
Jan
8,200
15,800
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—
42
,
.
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Thermoid
18% Feb
26,400
14%
19
Jan
500
49'A
49
59
6% Jan
Jun
49%
%
11
10%
49
13%
5 'A Feb
24
50%
18%
Dec
Oct
49%
58
5'A
Apr
50
14%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
$2.40 conv preference^
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:
No par
7%
49%
19%
11
19
50%
1,500
59%
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conv
491/4
700
■
4
16 Vs
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26
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preferred
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16'A"
4
58%
Jan
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4%
16
,
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Jan
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10 'A
10%
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16%
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13
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19 'A
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7
7% Jan
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3
37% Jan
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5
3
10'/a
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4
5 9 '/a
5 % Feb
11
10%
4'A
16'A
14%
12% Jan
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10%
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19
26'A Jan
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3,700
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Jan
140
4%
18%
Jan
Apr
4%
13%
14 %
13'/8
10%
87
••88
4%
59
15% May
10% May
47%
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46'A
Dec
15,500
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19
Dec
Dec
4%
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60%
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6%
87
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Apr
34%
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4%
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30
9%
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8
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21%
20%
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i
25'A
6% Jan
29%
9
10%
49%
1
Pacific
conv
29%
29%
9
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10
Oil
&
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Inc
$1.25
29%
Sales
Feb. 11
J per share
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Producing
Sulphur
Feb
*10%
10%
4
.
—25
:
Nov
45%
10%
5
5
19
29
29%
Friday
Feb. 10
•
Corp
47
Oct
4%
29%
Thursday
I per share
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;.
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Co
7
.
29%
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1
Corp
17% Jan
Jan
J per share
10%
3
-Jun
$ per share
20%
10
25% May
$ per share
t per share
11
Feb
8
Feb. !>
21
Symington
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
103A
3% Jan
10% Feb
Jun
HIGH
Feb. H
Tuesday
20%
16
5%
•
AND
Feb. 7
29%
,19% May
Dec
14% Mar
LOW
Monday
Feb. 5
25
International
T
•
RECORD
Saturday
,
Co
(719)
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.
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25
Dec
9 'A Mar
STOCK
z-;."-'
STOCK
$ per share
$ per share
8%
:
YORK
FINANCIAL
EXCHANGE
17'A
4% Mar
YORK
STOCKS
Year 194X
Lowest
&
6
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100
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34
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34
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100
6%
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25%
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5%
33
34%
100
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6
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25%
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5%
33
5%
600
25
25
5%
600
100
5%
5%
140
5'%
3,100
U
9%
Dec
39
■12
Jan
8% Feb
7
9% Jan
6
Udylite Corp (The )i—i__;
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;
8%
8%
9
8%
8%
2,000
No par
42
42
41%
41%
41
41%
41
41%
42
42
41%
421%
2,100
5
11
11%
*10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
10%
10%
Bag & Paper
No par
29
29'A
27%
28%
27%
28'A
27%
28%
28
28%
27%
Carbide
28'A
8,300
No'pai
38 'A
38%
37%
38'A
37%
37%
37%
37
37%
36%
37%
34,000
109%
110 %
*109%
IIO1/2
110%
Dec
59'A
Jun
40
Jan
3
46
9% Mar
16'A
Jun
10% Feb
8
12% Jan
T
Union
Asbestos
27% Feb
7
31% Jan
7
Union
42
7
Union
27%
Feb
37%
Nov
39% May
43'A Nov
Jan
12
36% Feb
11
103'
Oct
110
Jun
107
Jan
6
91
Feb
98
Jun
94
Jan
13
80
Nov
90
Jan
86% Jan
7
90'A Feb
2'
38% July
25% Feb
11
30'A Jan
7
Union
Oil
96 %
82% Feb
10
89'A Jan 21
Union
Pacific
21%
Feb
79%
Nov
•
July
Jan
110% Jan
94
11
Jan
&
&
Un El Co of Mo
Rubber
Carbon
pfd $4.50
$3.70
series
$3.50
series
—NO par
50%
51%
51%
51%
50%
50%
51
51
36%
351/4
36
35%
35%
35
35
*34%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 y2
22%
22%
43
22%
*107'A
108%
108
*1071/4
Aircraft
5%
convertible
Jan
18
9%
Nov
19 Va
Apr
10% Jan
5
13% Jan 21
57%
Nov
3
68'A Feb
Jan
9Q 'A Mar
28 Va Oct
61% Jan
19
19% Feb
8
22% Jan 26
•'5
Feb
9.
6'A
Dec
15'A
Jan
27%
Feb
38%
Dec
Feb
36
29
2%
Nov
41
Dec
,
33
12'
Feb
10
July
29% Jan
3
2% Feb
9
3 'A Jan
7
41'A Feb
10
38% Jan
'
18
30% Jan 28
Air
4%%
Corp
Lines
Biscuit
United
Board
United
preferred—
17
2% Feb
2
1
May
4% Feb
8
5% Jan
62'A Jan
3
65
Jan
7
preference
United Dyewood Corp
7%
preferred
18'A Feb
7
22% Jan
3
United
36% Feb
20
4%
Feb
9
82'A
7:
11%
68%
*66%
69
*20
21
20%
20%
19%
20 %
*19%
20%
5%
5%
common
Feb
28%
Apr
JUn
Jan
f
46%
Jun
10
39'A Jan
United
48
Feb
Engineering & Foundry.:
<
.58% May
50
Feb
11
52"% Jan
6
United
Fruit
18%
Dec
23
18% Feb
11
19% Jan
7
United Gas
Feb
11
Dec
?21% May
11
12% Jan
7
United
Coal
43%
&
33%
33%
*28
31%
2%
2%
42% -43 'A
*42%
2 %
2%
2%
43%
43%
43%
1
*4%
5%
4%
4 7/8
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100
Mfrs
19%
64%
*62
19%
*
:
33
5%
33%
31%
2%;
*4%
;
2,600
2%
;
10,600
41%
'
31-
*40%
2
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2%
*62
18%
*T8Vi
18%
6,600
4%
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;
230
32,000
43
*4%
64
18%
2%
43
5
63%
18%
4,400
33%
2%
41%
1,800
5%
33'/e
43%
.
300
20
.
*28
2%
2%
43
4%
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5%
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43'%
*4%
64 %
.
18%
19
18%
1,000
14,700
200
64
18 %
18%
36%
36%
<•1,600
37%
11%
37%
37%
37%
37%
371/4
37%
36%
37 VA
51%
51 'A
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1
*4%
*62
108
50%
51%
50%
51
50%
50%
50%
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50
50%
19%
*371/4
5
_No par
Inc
64 %
-18%
8,700
20
•
5
41 %
42'/a
2%
43%
5
.
42%
43 'A
2%
1,100
23%
68%
2%
43%
2,200
35
11%
2%
2%
51
11'A
31%
44%
51
*66%
2%
2'A
5,800
67
20
34
8,400
83%
11%
*28%
2%
26
82%
11%
■v
60
251%
1
67
/
/
5%
34
31
2%
11%
,
'43%
Cos———5
i'_:
&
34
33%
*29
2%
5
5
Improvement Co—13%
Merch
34
42%
6 io
5%
32
2%
11
1
;
16%
11%
34 .'
*29
par
•
6
*5%
10
com—30c
common
Co
108
11%
*66%
37%
May
108
11%
66%
$3
Electrifc
107%
11
66%
$3.50 convertible preferred—100
United Corp
*107'A 108
11%
67
No par
44% Feb
2'A Jan
41
108%
11%
67
Corp„No
Stores
44'A Jan
47% May
*107%
10
Corp__
Co
Fastener
3
3% May
Dec
23
22%
No par
Carton
Cig-Whelan
36
100
common-
Co
&
Carbon
United-Carr
51%
5
100
common-
Inc
3
Feb
:__50
No par
preferred
United
Unite
preferred
Car
Jan
2%
Dec
■7% Jan
non-cum
United
4
5% July
if)5
• Jan
*39%
60
'
83%
36'A
United
24% Jan
108
26%
82%
51%
7
7
26'A
83%
•36'A
Union
•8
27
83
82%
21
Feb
26%
.26%
82%
5
Jan
89%
26'A
com
90
97
*88%
83
Co
1,600
IIO1/2
*93
89%
27'A
51% Feb
22 %
*109%
97
*88%
26%
36% Jan
107
110%
*93
89
821/4
3
Jun
*109%
97
89
84%
15
30% May
110%
*93
v
27%
48'A Jan
110%
90
27%
34% Jan
•
97
*88%
83
51% July
Dec
*93
89%
50
4i% Jun
Nov
97
89 3A
89%
,38
25
Sep
Tank
*93
97
89%
*8%
RR
Jan
4%
*93
9
California-—
of
31%
22%
*110% 111
No par
Preferred
9%
9'A
No par
ser
Preferred
13
45%
103 y4
.A—1
Co
19
19%
*18%
19
19
19
19
19
18%
i8%
1,400
11%
11%
11%
11%
11'A
11%
11'A
11%
11
11 Va
9,300
11%
1,000
•
11,400
"
Range for Previous
I per share
16%
Feb
89
Feb
15%
Feb
92%
Feb
166%
Nov
8
Dec
54%
Dec
19'A
Dec;',
4%
Dec
17%
Dec
11%
Sep
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest.
Highest
t per share
$ per share
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCK
Saturday
S per share
Par:
18% Feb
11
23
Jan
7
95% Jan
4
97
Jan
14
16
Feb
8
17% Jan
8
U
S
1st preferred
Freight Co
97
Feb
11
104 'A Jan
20
U
S
Gypsum Co
Feb
2
113%
179
Jun
Jun
.175
,17 % May
V/76
;
Jan
10
7% Jan
4
178
;8% Jah 24
Jun
42%
8%
53% Jan
57
Jan
19% Feb
21% Jan
21'A
Jan
4% Jan
17% Jan
21
Jan
11% Jan
13% Jan
7%
Dec
9% May
Feb
.53»/4 July
Jan
.58
22%
Dec
37% May
86
Dec
37%
Dec
71/4 Jan
43
5'A Jan
19
U S &
Jari
7
14
7%
U
S
Feb. 7
No par
Leather
U
Lines
S
41/2%
7% Jan 26
99%
100'A
100
176%
176 Vs
Co
5
8
8
*55%
No par
19%
100
2,400
1
13'A
13%
13
13%
13
13'A
13
13%
12%
13 'A
13
13'A
6,900
10
*7%
88 % Feb
-
7%
,
461/4
61
22%
7%
*7%
44
19%
4%
•
*7%
43
19%
v
*4
-
59%
21%
21%
Nov
58%
Jun
63%
Dec
72
Apr
87%
Oct
67% Mar
129% Mar
39% Feb
7
'64% Jan
13
69
Jan
3
78% Jan 27
135
,
140% Jan 26
45% Jan
12
Feb
10
70
140%
Jun
Jan
5
17%
Feb
19%
Jan
18% Jan
4
21
37
Nov
42% May
38% Jan
3
43
Feb
4'A Mar
6% May
4% Jan
25
5
Jan
12% May
8% Jan
3
8%
Dec
85%
Dec
98'%
Jun
83% Feb
Dec
6'A
Jun
2% Jan
4
3
100
*86
10
39 Vs
preferred—100
*128%
88
40
129%
87'A
*85'A
*85%
38%
39%
38 %
127%
128'A
127%
*851/2'
*39
$6
Dec
34
Jan
21
Feb
8
16
Feb
20
Jun
15% Feb
11
17% Jan
7
4'A Feb
11
5% Jan
10
17
x20% Jan
Mar
19
Feb
Feb
150
10%
23'%
17d
Jun
Jun
19% Jan
42
May
160
Jan
15
Dec
15% May
7
Feb
10
Dec
71/4
70
May
43% Jan
3
Oct
22'A Jan 24
10
Feb
1
8'A Jan
17
48
Jan
27
24
Jan
7
165
4%
Co
8 7'A
87 'A
100
39'A
,8,700
39
39%
128'A
•'
t
•
38%
128
39%
128%
38%
128
300
2,500
128
590
1
401/4
40%
69
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69'A
70
70
71%
73'A
71%
72%
711/8
71%
71%
72%
71%
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70%
71%
137%
' 20 %
137%
20%
137%
137%
136'A
137'A
136V4
136%
136'A
136'A
135%
135%
1,400
20%
20%
20%
20%
4,200
43%
43
43
25
*43
1
No.par
common
2
50
43%
3%
*21
3%
22
4%
Tobacco
com_No par
—100
Inc
com
preferred
1
100
20%
-4%
*4% ■'4%
4%
85
20%
*163^
20%
168
*69V4
43
*8%
4%
Pictures Co
20%
43
9 %
1
preferred
20'A
43
4%
Universal
Laboratories Inc
20%
9%
*81T
40'A
9
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*79
'
3 '••••'
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•
16'/B
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3'/a
20%
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•
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.
42%
69%
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8%
8%
84
411/4
41'A
•
43
*4%
'
16%
4'A%
87%
41
No par
com
Paper Inc
preferred
Leaf
87%
39%
16'/a
8%
87'A
-
69
1
Universal
21'A
41'A
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Universal
21
No par
common
preferred
conv
21%
59
69
preferred
Stockyards Corp
conv
21%
*58%
41'A
non-cum
United Wall
Jan
2,400
59
128
*
128'A '
7%
45
59
22
22
87%
1,900
68%
preferred
Tobacco
*7'A
45
19%
100
Steel Corp
7%
U S
45%
*
50
United Stores $4.20 non-c 2d pfd—5 A
22
4
S
7%
*7%
A 44 %
""'60
19%
5o
com
preferred
7%
85% Jan
4
U
7%
4%
'
common
Smelting Ref & Min
7%
United
9% Jan
4
2%
Feb
U S
19%
*4%
45%
45'A
*58
"
19%
19%
*7 %
44%
59 ""
22%
21%
-
7%
46%
61
•
*591/4
-
<*1
371/4
2,300
.
4%
22"%
1st
190
•8%
58
18 'A
1
non-cum
175
4 'A
U
8%
8
*55
18'A
7
21
175
8
58
•
18%
251/2 Feb
Jan
175
8
*55
18
11
133
175
8%
58
4%
Feb
4
•
18%
common
Co
176
A
'/2
preferred
Rubber
*8
*55
18%
Pipe & Foundry..
Playing Card Co—
S Plywood Corp common
3%% pfd series A
S
*175
8
58
■
4,900
18'A
*59'A
U
175
8
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130
500
98%
18%
*46
1
175
8
58
97
19%
10
26
99%
13,400
17
•*4%
20
Jan
99
100
99%
.
"
176
7%
*55
100
19%
97
4%
S
43
99%
18%
97
*16%
19%
U S
Z
*175
T
16'A
18'A
4
7
100%
19%
98
16 1/4
19%
28
7 7
18%
*96%
10
18'A
% Jan
Jan
19%
96%
16
Shares
*4%
59% Feb
38% Feb
19%
96 34
16%
for
the Week
4%
8
123% Jan
■
19%
97
16
Sales
share
18%
87
May
49% May
137% Jan
19%
96%
$ per
19%
21
'94
19%
Friday
Feb. 11
4%
12
U
Feb. 10
I per share
18'A
-
Feb
49
Thursday
S per share
No par
_No par
common
class A
52% Jan
July
58
4 per share <
17
99%
com
PRICES
Wednesday
' ; Feb. !)
Feb. 8
97
*16%
100
U
Co
19%
,97
16%
20
Industrial Chemicals
conv
98
16%
common
U S
S
201/2
19 %
*96%
•
Tuesday
$ per share
No par
preferred
Partic &
,
tpershare
No par
preferred
Hoffman Machinery
4Va%
21
29
Foreign Securities
$4.50
Jan 27
Jan
.36
Monday
Feb. 5
EXCHANGE
Jun
24'A May
49
Dec
NEW
Highest
.
32% May
101
39%
121
'STOCKS
7'
Year 1948
Lowest
4%
8%
8%
*79
'
*79
84
42%
20%
*43
42%
4,800
1,100
51,200
150
43%
4%
*4%
8%
70
;
*4%
4%
100
8%
8%
8%
1,600
84
*78
83%
'
3%
3%
3
3%
3
3'/a
*20
22'A
*21
22%
*21
22%
16'A
15%
15%
*15%
15%
16
4%
*41/8
4%
*4-'A
4%
22
'
21"
20'A
20'A
162%
162%
*20%
'*160
71/8
71/4
7%
3%
3.1/8
-21
201/4
20
"
*160
164
4%
20%
20'/a
164
*159
16
4%
20'A
162
4,400
100
15%
15V2
800
41/4
4%
1,100
20%
161
20%
800
161
20
'
7%
*471
71/4
47'A
47
.'
47
*46
■
7%
7'A
46%
7.1/4
*46
46%
20
20%
7A
46
7'A
46
*7%
*43%
7%
45
-
3,000
40
V
14%
Feb
27%
19% Feb
11
9%
Dec
151/2 May
9% Jan
3
21%
Feb
26"% May
22% Jan
3
'
24
Jan
27
12'A July
15'A May
11% Feb
11
r
13% Jan
6
19'A
29'A
20
Jan
3
'
22
Jan
87
Jan
6
89
Feb 10
85'A Jan
5
90
Feb
Dec
85%
Dec
94
86
Feb
95
For
footnotes
Jan
May
,
Jun./
see
page
24.
-
11% Jan 20
26
1
Vanadium Corp of America—No par
Van Norman Co
2.50
Van Raalte Co Inc
10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar
Vick
Chemical
Co
19%
20'A
19%
*10%
11
10%
*22%
23
*22%
20'A
19%
20
10%
10%
22%
22%
Co__6%
12%
12%
11%
12'A
11%
12
2.50
20%
21
20'A
21'A
21
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com_100
5% non-cum preferred,.
100
*
10%
23
10 %-
*22%
20
20%
10%
*10%
10%
23
*22%
23
19%
10%
*22%
11 %
11%
11%
11%
21
21
21%
21%
21%
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-
11%
19%
10'A
23
2,500
400
400
11%
3,100
21 'A
1,100
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93
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93
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93
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93
89
89
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89
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93
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93
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93
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92
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NEW
Year194K
• per share
32%
t per share
Dec
85
Oct
48 %
f per
Jun
91
Apr
147/b July
38V» Jan
7
Jan
Jan
93
11'A Jan
24
3
3
Jun
117 Va Feb
9
Jan
117 Va
118
6%
div
com—No par
partic preferred—
<'102
10
100
lg
117
5
Jun
14 Hi Jan
3
20
Jan
19
Va Iron Coal &
pfd
25
28 V*
Dec
38% May
30% Jan
4
32 % Jan
12
Virginian Ry Co common
6% preferred—
Visking Corp (The)
Vulcan Detinning Co common
25
25
Nov
34% May
30 'A Jan
3
32% Jan
39 'A
Apr
25% Jan
4
27 Va Jan
U
32 Va
Jan
25
Jan
3
27
Jan
.
8
Dec
Dec
13
7%
13
Jan
31
'
"
'
.
*
(
Coke 4%
20
Apr
32Hi
Jan
30 Va Jan
24
57 Va
Aug
66
Jan
58
Feb
7
60% Jan 28
Wabash
RR 4%%
12%
Dec
15%
Jan
12% Jan
4
13 Va Jan
Waldorf
System
fl *
, ,
*116%
117%
117%
117%
700
117%
16,000
16%-
16 %
290
117%
190
20
*19
20
31%
*30%
31%
1,100
32
*31%
32
2,100
31%
31
31%
*30%
31%
31%
31%
31%
*25%
26%
*25%
26%
*25%
26%
200
25%
25%
*31
*25
26
*25
26
*25
26
100
*30
31
*30
31
*30
31
*57 Va
31
31'/a
31%
26
26
251/4
25%
*25
31
*30
31
58%
*57%
*29%
5,800
105
104
117 %
19%
1,700
,
./ 9%
8%
,
16%
117%
19%
*19
31%
3i
106
16%
16%
117%
20
*103%
105
16
117%
9
Shares
96
*93%
96
8%
9%
105
16%
*19
20
*19
9%
108
16
16%
*93%
96
the Week
34
33 Hi
35%
35 Va
35%
9
for
Sales
Friday
t per share
t per share
share
I per
35%
*93%
26 *
*23%
'l
Feb. 11
Feb. 10
Feb.!)
31%
31%
27
26
*
'*1
,
Thursday
Wednesday
95%
8%
*105
106
15%
20
31%
31%
<-26
5
20
preferred
29
16%
117
»
HIGH 8ALB PRICES
36%
*93
9%
8%
*103%
108
'
Monday, February 14, 1949
$ per share
35%
35%
95%
*93
95V2
9%
20
114'A Jan
23
35%
36%
*93
9%
100
Dec
24%
,
Feb. 8
t per share
I per share
'
AND
Feb. 7
com
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co
$5 preferred
15Vt
25%
'Vt„
,,
Tuesday
Monday
*35%
100
Va-Carolina Chemical
21
4
124% July
13% May
Par
preferred
3%%
21
Jan
16% Jan
8 % Jan
Nov
'V^ •,-',"\i|1'.
-
RECORD
LOW
.
24
*f\
'*•
' •'l' ' *" V ' *■ 4.V
W
'
Feb. 5
Victor Chemical Works common—5
26
15'/a Jan
Feb
14%
29%
'
''
Saturday
1 per share
11
99 Va Jan
93
109
't
'
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
share
23% Feb
96%
7 % Mar
YORK
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
1
-
STOCKS
Rang e tor Previous
Lowest
'•
'
\
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
//'..
.......
31%
25%
W
100 %
Jun
105
Apr
x27% Feb
102 Hi Jan
19
27% May
xl8% Mar
29% Jan
11
Aug
35%
Dec
28
Jan
8
23 "Va Jan
Co
Walgreen
8
105
11
22 Va Feb
12
4%
100
100
(Hiram) G & W
Walworth
No par
7
13 Vt Feb
7
15'A Jan
21
Jun
92 'A Jan
24
94 Vi Feb
3
5%%
9% Nov
14
May
9% Jan
3
10% Jan
7
Warner
Bros
Jan
25% Feb
22% Jan
1
Warren
Foundry & Pipe
18% Feb
7
Warren
Petroleum
23% Feb
25
Jan
11
12% Feb
14
Jan
24
13% May
Nov
32
xl9%
Nov
34% May
20%
Jan
12%
Dec
27 Va Aug
20% May
22
16 Va
22 Va Jan
,
Dec
16 Va Feb
17
Jan
18
12% Jan
15% Jan
25
Wayne
Wayne
3% Jan
4% Jan
22
Webster
Sep
34 %
Aug
20% Feb
27 Hi Jan
86 Va
Jail
81% Jan
84 Va Jan
24
Feb
23 Va Jan
21
15 Hi Jan
7
26% May
13%
$4
19% July
14% Jan
Jun
109% Jan
12
110%
Jan
7
Class
119 Va
Jun
114
24
115% Jan
3
7%
Apr
Jan
13
6%
3
112'A Jan
24
West
106% Jan
28
108% Jan
26
100
preferred series B.
West Virginia Coal <fc Coke—u
5
West Va Pulp & Paper com..No par
16%
Apr
22%
51%
Jun
Feb
110%
Jun
5%
Dec
46 %
24
25
7
38% July
6% Jan
19
Western
Air
3
39% Feb
9
Western
12 Va Jan
20
Western
9
29
Jan
12
Feb
24
11
4%
24
Jan
23'A Feb
Dec
74% July
63
Jan
11
68 % Jan
26
Dec
26
15
Feb
4
16V4 Jan
8
Nov
58'A
15
29%
May
30
Pacific
Brake
39%
Jun
x30 V» Feb
11
34% Jan
7
Westinghouse
Dec
33
%
Jun
22% Feb
11
27
v Jan
7
95%
Apr
93% Feb
11
97% Jan
28
Westinghouse Electric
3Vs% pfd series A
Feb
101%
Jun
99
Jan
7
101% Jan
26
91 Va
40%
Dec
25
115
7
Feb
7
48% Jan
bo'A Jan
22
89 V4 Jan
12
57%
Oct
42 V4
83
Mar
92
Jan
Feb
27%
13%
Dec
24% May
Feb
22 % July
July
Nov
28% Feb
9%
x53
126
Aug
27%
31 %
Feb
?
Motor
18% Jan
3
White
Sewing
53 'A Jan
5
54% Jan
21
8
30
Jan
12
$4
110%
114%
114%
*114
103 Va
103%
104
111
111
111%
15 Hi
15%
38%
39 Va
39%
*106%
108%
*106%
108 %
*106%
108%
10
108%
5 Hi
51/4
5 Hi
5%
5'A
2,500
38'A
38%
5,400
97/a
5,200
10%
26'A
'*64
66
66%
15Va
*22'A
25%
23%
64
64
15%
15 Hi
15
7
15 Hi
15
31'A
31%
x30'A
22%
32
31%
32
31%
31 Hi
31%
24Hi
23%,
23 Hi
23%
23%
23%
23%
22%. *23%
97
96'A
96%
95
96%
95%
9 5 Hi
94 Ve
44
9 9 Ha
99 Hi
23 Hi
24'A
*23%
25%
*23%
25%
23%
23 Hi
43%
87
87
24%
24%
*24%
87%'
24%
24 Hi
24
14%
14 Va
19 Hi
19%
14%
14 Hi
14%
14%
14%
14%
19%
20%
19Hi
19%
19 Hi
19%
19%
19%
*53%
54'A
*53 Va
54%
53%
53%
*53 %
54
*53'A
54
20
*28Hi
29%
*28%
29%
28 Hi
28%
*28%
29 Va
*28%
29%
8 Hi
8 Hi
.8 %
8'A
8%
Prior, preference
Oil
Co
8
Wilcox
9
8% ';v9
9
Willys-Overland Motors com
1
$4.50 conv pfd series A
No par
6%
6
*54%
55
*54%
55
Va Feb
Wilson & Co Inc common
No par
10%
11
10 V*
11
No par.
77%
v.
Jan
7
78Hi Jan
Feb
8
13 Va Jan
17
14
16% Feb
3
Dec
xl38
$4.25 preferred
22
12
14% Jan
Pwr Co
preferred
6%
10
Co
El
Wisconsin
18 1
Jan
131
Wilson-Jones
128
Jan
28
Feb
37%
Oct
30
Feb
11
34 Hi Jan
10
Woodward
Iron
41%
Nov
49 Hi
Jun
44% Jan
3
47Va Jan
21
Woolworth
(F
*12 Hi
16 Hi
76
76
76
76
*74%
12 V*
.1214
Co
116 Hi
6'/«
15,900
*129%
*11%
.16%
16%
*
131%
131%
*129%
131%
31V*
31 Hi
31 Hi
46%
47 Hi
46 Va
4 7 Hi
13%
13%
12%
13 Hi
12%
12%//
63%
63
Va
62 Va
63%
61%
62
69%
69%
69 Va
68 Va
68%;
129 %
31%
45
45%/
■
800
16%
*129%
131%
400
12%
Hi
131%
16
30%
307/«
45%
5,400
77
12
...
800
11 Hi
*74 Hi
77
*129'%
131%
31
30%
x45
.
53
11.
16%
>
31%
*130
2,600
53
12%
16%;
16
12%
12
16%
10
Co.
100
8 Hi
/
11%
11%
12 Hi
16
'29 Va
8
53 Va
54
11/
10
*29
;
6 Hi
6%
53
.11
54
11%
r
10
—LI00
-——
__
W)
12%
16'A
*76
6 Hi r
6%
6%
54%
10%
54%
i
;78
77%
*12
10
com..
6'A
6%
6 Hi
Hi
6,300
54'A
*53%
v+
900
3/200
20
19 Hi
<.
260
14 Hi
j.14%
14'A
13
73
24
86%
24
1
com
18
Jun
86
86
2 4 Hi1
,.1
—Nopai
Co
4.500
43'A
87V4
14%.
12 Hi Jan
Jan
42 Va
86
87
24%
1077/a
*101
44
43 Hi
*24%
87%
25
87
87
44
43%
*23 Hi
107%
*101
107%
*101
107%
43
56 Hi Jan
Jan
700
100 Va
5
18
290
900
24%
*99 Hi
*101
20,600
93%
99%
44%
23
99
99%
107%
7,900
99
100 Va
42 »A
5,500
93%
99%
*101
400
15'/a
31
95
100Hi
*99'A
10
19
63
32
23Hi
Feb
88'A
63
1,600
23'A
*96'A
53
Dec
23 Vt
65
*63
400
25
23H4
32
12
4li
24%
24%
15%
15
24
Dec
25
24
65
*64
15
15%
Va
25
24%
26%
9
*22%
24
*20
25
25'/a
7Hi Jan
Dec
••
38 Hi
11 % Jan
14%
39
<■38
TQ
q
9 Hi
11
Jan
o
'
12%
1,200
38%
X38%
11
69
1,900
10%
Feb
10
15%
15%
39%
Feb
17Hi May
107%
15%
10 HA
*21
130
111'A
"
*110
3 8 Hi
8
Nov
170
*106%
39%
6
10 %
260
105 Va
*106%
5%
100
Machine
114%
110%
*15'A
15%
15%
15%
s
;
107%
110
*106%
108'/a
*106%
30
110
114%
104 Hi
107%
10,700
105%
114%
105
10'A
No par
12%
100
com
preference
conv
*110%
114%
*106%
107
65% May
Mar
125
15'A
38%
107
Jun
12
6% Mar
51
107%
110%
114
111%
'7,300
15 Hi
110
HO 1/4
110'A
500
20 Vi
15 Hi
'
111
111%
82 Hi
20
21
103%
105%
107%
44 'A
White
;,
6,700
*81%
82 Hi
38%
*101
20
*110'A
114%
*106%
243A
21
110%
106
2,700
'15%
,.*15%
5%
24
16 V4 Jan
15% '
9%
12.50
21% Jan
15%
38%
Instrument
3
13% Jan
15 Hi
5%
Wheeling Steel
25
15%
1,800
4%
20 Hi
14 Va
21
821/4
2ft%
May
19 Hi
Feb
9
24
Jan
25 % Jan
12
Jan
23
82 Va
21;
10%
Wheeling
Jan
Mar
82 V8
21
38%
& Lake Erie Ry
100
Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior pref
No par
White Dental Mfg
(The SS)
20
27
July
80
37
*114'A
82%
21'A
5'A
pfd series B
Elec
Weston
11
26 Hi Jan
23% Feb
Jun
3.80%
Air
*110%
20Hi
21
21
21
82
21
14%
4%
20%
>
4Hi
9%
15
Feb
20%
41A"
.
38 %
*64
Nov
14'A
4%
5%
100
85%
14
4%
4 Va
No par
com
23%
14 lA
16%
14 Hi
4
39
11
26
26%
A
series
14
16%
14%
4
5Hi
Union Teleg class A.No par
Preferred
Western
RR
1,000
38'A
10%
26
2nd pfd
non-cum
2,200
16%
1
Supply Co
Maryland Ry com
Western
12%
16 Hi
*
10
..100
100
Auto
7
12 Hi
16 Va
;
5%
Inc
Lines
11
Jan
36'/a May
25%
100
preferred
4%%
9% Feb
5 Va Feb
16'A-July
22% Mar
41 Va Jan
108 % Jan
35
May
7% Mar
20
8
13
15 % Feb
38
10 Va May
Nov
34 %
17 Hi Jan
% Feb
106% Jan
Oct
Feb
4%%>
Power
4.20Vf.
12%
16'/a
16%
*111 'A UlHi
*106% 107%
16
16
39%
39%
*106% 108%
110% Jan
108 % Jan
Jun
12%
16%
14
pfd——100
81
Jun
12%
16 Va
4
114 Hi 114%
*105 'A 106
300
12%
14
No par
I
A
5,000
24%
16%
15%
1,100
18 Hi
24%
19%
13
15
No par
24%
24
18%
*23%
25
*24
24
V
*23'A
xl8%
/ *23Hi
24
19'A
23%
12%
83
80
Va
23%
*23 Hi
22
10'A
38,900
10%
19'A
12%
21'A
10
10 %
10
93
*92
10
2,400
13 Hi
13%
13 Va
7,200
8
8
*921/4'93 Va
400
19
24%
82'A
4,200
8 %
13%
13%
12 Hi
21
22 Va
22 »A
8
93
24%
21'A
com
13%
12%
21%
8 Va
93
24%
100
100
Co
8 Va
24%
18%
83'A
22%
13'A
*24
22 Vt
15%
*110% 111%
107
38%
19%
80
22%
105
22 »A
22'A
9%'" 10
21
113
100%
25
18%
9%
83
22'A
15%
1
preferred
preferred
Penn
24'A
19%
4%
Oct
103% Feb
24%
16%
14'A
Nov
Oct
9%
*103Hi
104
104
93
13'A
*92'A
400
102%
13
28 »A
8%
8
13%
92 %
9 Hi
4'A
100%
111 %
8%
8 Hi
13'A
92'A
16Hi
14
—..No par
preferred
*12%
*28
23
•
700
12 Va
27%
x102Hi
12 Va
28'A
12
104
22 Hi
8%
1
105 %
103% Mar
*103 Hi
23
14
93
5
Indies Sugar Corp.—
West Penn Elec
104
22Va
12%
-5
Inc
*103%
58%
12%
x27%
58 '/a
58
59
Va
*28 Va
13
28 Va
24%
Oil & Snowdrift com.—2.50
conv
West
114
Feb
104% Mar
xll3%
20
Tobacco
28 Va
19
No par
3
Pump Co.
Wesson
7
Nov
19% Mar
Corp-—
*12%
24'A
V
5
Knitting Mills.
Sep
Jan
26
Pictures—.
*57
12%
28'A
13 Hi
93
9Hi
1
100
Washington Gas Light Co—No par ;,>/
Waukesha Motor Co—
5 V
6% May
..
x80
■■
Baking Co common
preferred—
Ward
22
Dec
3%
8
30 Va
Dec
13
Feb
8
13
8 Hi
No par
Co
9% Jan
16% July
101
8% Feb
10% Mar
59%
12%
28%
58
60
28%
*103% 104
22%
23 Va
No par
common
x83% Mar
-
60
*12%
*28
No par
preferred
Walker
21
preferred
31
30
30 Hi
145 Va
46
45
6,500
.
■
..'./
1,800
45V4
-
12,200
Worthington Pump it
13%
Dec
25% May
12 Va Feb
■7
15% Jan
Dec
81%
60
14
65 Va Jan
25
Feb
xJan
x62
Nov
94
May
64
58
Jan
96 Hi July
70
4'
Feb
69
60% Mar
66
July
Jun
x8'A Feb
22
.Dec
34%
Dec
19%
Feb
3%
72
21
Feb
Feb
,
37
Feb
Oct
18
Feb
8
Oct
67
Feb
11
13 %
Feb
25% Feb
J /» Feb
3% *
May
xl9% May
35
Dec
'
July
6% smxo,j
May
U 74
*Bld and asked
10
Jan
Wyandotte
7
18
39% Jan
19 Va Jan
7
Jan
28
14% Jan
6
5
9
32
74
Jan ' 7
4% Jan. 15
Co
;
*69%
-
Zenith Radio Corp.—
Zonite Products Corp.
v%*
- "
"***r —
74
70
69
68
68
a
9
21%
«-
Transactions at the New; York Stock
Exchange
25%
3Va
+* *0
s
21%
•
10%
39Hi
*J8Va
70
13%
26Hi
~ /o
37/a
-:
:>
«
21% K
11
*38
39
•<
*
18%
19
" »'# 4)7Hi A 70
V
/"• 13Va 13%
//
21 *
10%
•
25% 26%
3HW 37/e
" 0
w 0
<
;
Stocks,
■
Number of
-Week Ended Feb. 11,1S49
Saturday
"Shares
1
■
>
Foreign
Bank
■
Bonds
>■«
/-
Bonds
959,680
Tuesday—
Wednesday———:
Thursday.
2,800,000
880;660
2,610,000
Bonds
$11,000
;
.
3,111,000
2,352,000
75~500
369,600
881,080
9
5,819,140*
$2,284,600
$16,009,000
$15,000
1949
1948
67
-
;
9
26 Hi-
8 Hi
xb%
27
27-%
3Hi 7
4
>.
3%.
/
,
68%
;
66 V2
190
10
600
•
1,400'
8Hi i.<
>.<;■ *8%
1,300
V - 21V# 21% V
10%
10
10%
37
'• 37 ,'4 37
18 Vi ' >,.*18% 18%t,
68HA
67,. ,,.67%
l3%H,rv-''.
'
13%
•
2,300
V 500
900
12.300
1,400
13Va;V
.
4.500
26%
27
•
//
;
"73
:
Hi
130
62
21 Hi
r.
3?A
66
>
4,300
,13%
68 V'
•.
//{•
°70
67
,
26%
'
72
*66%
21%
21%
21 Va
21 Va,
21%
10%
11
10% 10% j 710%
37% 37%
*37 ;/ 38
37 <
18 ^ 18 Hi
V//*!»% ,18% ;;:> l&Vi
67% >:68% >»
68 ■; 69 ,
» 67Hi
13%...13%,. / /
13;% -13 Hi -/ ;13%:.:
■
%
26%
.4
'
3 Va
<V
'*•'4
2„400
•
Exchange
3,928,500
-3,032,500
$86,500
$18,395,100
Government
Domestic
276,710
Monday
328,660
Wednesday—.^
Thursday
Friday
!
I.¬
—
229,450
268,655
16,000
,
23,000
151,000
237,115
125,000
$99,000
1949
$86,500
$5,000
$157,500
$197,000
15,000
99,000
352,000
1,933,000
Foreign government.
2,284,600
1,373,000
11,702,750
9,884,200
Foreign corporate—
16,009,000
15,726,000
88,932,600
$17,203,000
$101,144,850
$148,011,200
1948
*
■172,000
180,000
215,000
r
""8"oo6
"•
182,000
126,000
$46,000
$918,000
Jan. 1 to Feb. 11
1949
1948
135,997,000
$18,395,100
36,000
1,000
-$773,000
Total
$43,000
20,000;
Week Ended Feb. 11
27,930,914
.
7
ar$2"ooo ;
36,000
134,000
7 / 124,000
199,090-:
1,518,860
Total
Corporate
$3,000
.; $40,000•
1948
29,871,596
-oreign
Foreign
t
178,270
Jan. 1 to Feb. 11
1949
Bonds (ParY*lMc)
of
Shares)
Saturday
Stocks—No. of shares
Bonis
*70
72
,'8%
70
Transactions at the New York Curb
4,859,710
1,518,860
1,159,700
6,984,547
"6,944,069
$773,000
$1,061,000
50,000
$4,534,000
1,501,000
$7,541,000
99,000
46,000
32,000
274,000
298,000
$918,000
$1,143,000
$6,309,000
$8,857,000
Bonds
B Gorernment
International Bank
Total
y
.
12%
-
/ V *60 Ha
61
*68 Va
Stocks
*
Railroad ft Industrial
66
wd When distributed, x Ex-dividend; •.
Special sales,
5,819,140
Stocks—No. of shares
Foreign
*70
13 Hi
.13%
/ ;6i
62%
,70
(Number
2,789,000
$15,000
WeekEndedFeb.il
U
1
Sales
3,480,600
422,000
13 Hi
.
68'/a
Bond
3,147,000
/ 347,000
983,480
Friday
r
>
347,000
>
Total
Government
;
$2,017,500
500,500
13
*61%
Daily,WeeklyandYearty
$298,500
1,328,430
$1,719,000
.3,417,000
785,810
.!/; v
66 Hi
Week Ended Feb. 11,1949
;
Monday.
■
J.
Total
United States
\
Bonds
Railroad
und Miscel.
8%
25%
** ,w
3%
;
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
JntT
73
66%.
V
9%
9
9 Hi
,
iX- 10%
*39%
V/,18%
.68%
{
13%
Deferred delivery.- r Cash sale,
*70
70
*68
j—No par
— ...:—1
.
v
*70
ft
& Towne Mfg Co
28
York Corp common..!———
1
7:4%% preferred
50
Young (L A) Spring & Wire.No Par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Nopal
Youngstown Steel Door
—„No par
fin receivership,
this day.
Worsted
<-r
Yale
20
12% Jan
24
'
:
7
7
no sales on
prices;
*
-
18
9% Jan
11
89%
Jan
x72
7
10
24
Dec
13%
Jan
48
Dec
Feb
Prior
10
16 Va May
Feb
15%
Jan
10
11%
65%
79
9
Mar
37
2
Feb
8
10%
70% Feb
7
% Jan
common
No par
pfd 4 Va % series—.—-.100
Prior pfd 4%% conv series...100
Wright Aeronautical
Nopai
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Nopai
Machinery
7
58 Va
.
}
.
Domestic
Total.
1,018,000
Number 4777
169
Volume
THE
COMMERCIAL
Bond Record
FINANCIAL
WEEKLY
-
Interest"—except for Income and defaulted bonds. Cash and deferred delivery
and when outside of the regular weekly range are shown In a footnote In the week in which
they
sales
,
the
week,
The
italic
letters
In
the
column
headed
"Interest
Period"
In
each
the
case
month
when
Figures after decimal point represent
~
.
indicate
(721)
one
No
bonds
more
or
disregarded In
are
occur.
the
account
week's range, unless they are
such sales In computing the
the
of
taken
is
Year 11)48
Lowest
105.1
107.4
Lowest
Highest
Highest
32d of
108.13 Jan
108.28 May
Dec
102.22
102.23
Sep
108.13 Jan
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
26
Feb
Sep
26
3Vis
102.31 Jan
104.9
101.7
Sep
101.11
Jun
101.19
3
Thursday
High
Feb. 11
H«*b
Low
the Week
feenda <S>
High
101.30
*101.27
101.29
*101.28
101.30
* 101.28
101.30
*101.27
3s
1951-1965
*104.23
104.31
*104.27
104.30
*104.27
104.30
*104.27
104.30
* 104.27
1U4.30
*104.26
1955-1960
*108.24
103.26
*108.22
108.25
*108.21
108.24
*108.14
108.18
* 108.17
108.20
*103.15
108.19
1951-1954
*103.28
103.31
*103.27
103.30
*103.27
103.30
*103.27
103.30
* 103.27
103.30
*1(3.26
103.29
2%s
1956-1959
*109.14
109.16
*109.13
109.16
*109.11
109.14
*109.6
109.10
* 109.8
109.11
*109.7
109.11
2%s
1958-1963
*109.29
109.31
*109.29
110
*1.09.27
109.30
*109.22
109.26
* 109.24
109.27
*109.21
109.25
2%s
1960-1965
*110.15
110.17
*110.15
110.18
*110.13
110.16
*110.6
110.10
* 110.10
110.13
*110.8-
110.12
2Vis
1949-1953
*101.11
101.13
101.12
*101.11
101.13
* 101.11
101.13
*101.10
101.12
1949-1952
*"101.28
*101.11
*101.28
101.30
101.13
*101.10
101.29
104.29
1950-1952
*102.12
102.15
*102.12
102.15
*102.11
102.14
*102.11
102.14
*102.11
102.14
*102.10
102.12
2 Vis
1952-1954
*102.30
103
*102.30
103
*102.29
102.31
*102.29
102.31
*102.30
103
*102.31
103.1
1956-1958
*104.12
104.14
*104.13
104.15
*164.12
104.14
*104.11
104.13
*104.13
104.15
*104,13
104.15
2 Vis
__1962-1967
*1C2.8
102.10
*102.9
102.11
*102.10
102.12
*102.10
102.12
*10242
2 Vis
1963-1968
*101.24
101.26
*101.25
101.27
*101.26
101,28
*101.26
101.28
Apr
100.23
Sep
100.24
Sep
101,12 Feb
9
101.12 Feb
100.16
Sep
101.12
Jun
101.7
Feb
7
101.7
Feb
7
Oct
100.27
May
100.18 Jan
g
100.23 Feb
3
10244
*101.28 101.30
*102.14 102.16
*101.30
102
Jun
*101.13
101.15
*101.14
101.16
*101.15
101.17
*101.15
101.17
*101.17
101.19
*101.19
101.21
Dec 1964-1969
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101.13
*101.i2
101.14
*101.13
101.15
*101.13
101.15
*101.15
101.17
*101.17
101.19
2Vis
1965-1970
*101.10
101.12
*101.11
101.13
*101.12
101.14
101.12
101.12
*101.14
101.16
*101.16
101.18
9,000
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
102.26 May
Jun 1964-1969
2V28
Treasury
~9
2Vis_
2Vis
1966-1971
*101.6
101.8
101.7
*101.8
101.10
*101.8
101.10
*101.12
101.14
*101.13
101.15
1,000
2Vis
101.7
Jun 1967-1972
*100.24
100.23
*100,25
100.27
*100.25
100.27
*100.25
100.27
*100.27
100.29
*100.23
1(0.30
2 Vis
Sep 1967-1972
*102.17
102.19
*102.19
102.21
*102.19
102.21
*102.20
102.22
*102.24
102.26
*102.27
102.28
2 Vis
Dec 1967-1972
*100.25
*100.24
100.26
*100.25
100.27
100.27
*100.25
100.27
*100.27
100.29
*100.28
100.30
2 Vis
i951-1953
*103.7
103.10;
*103.7
103.10
*103.7
103.10
*103.7
103.10
*103.7
103.10
*103.6
103.9
2 Vis
.11952-1955
*102.6
102.8
*102.6
102.8
*102.6
102.8
*102.6
102.8
*102.7
102.9
*102.7
102.9
2 Vis
.1954-1956
*105.18
105.21
*105.16
105.19
*105.14
105.17
*10542
105.15
*105.15
105.18
*105.12
102.31
*102.30
103
*102.29
102.31
102.30
102.30
*102.31
103.1
105.16
100.21
102.30 Feb
9
102.30 Feb
9
Treasury
2 Vis
1956-1959
Mar
100
102.13 July
*102.29
100.4
May
100.13 Jan
20
100.19 Feb
7
*100.16
100.18
100.19
100.19
*100.17
100.19
100.17
100.17
*100.19
100.21
*100.20
100.22
12,000
18,000
100.2
Feb
100.17 Feb
9
100.17 Feb
9
Dec 1959-1962
*100.16
100.18
*100.16
100.18
*100.17
100.19
100.17
100.17
*100.19
100.21
*160.20
100.22
14,000
Jun 1949-1951
*100.9
100.11
*100.9
100.10
*100.9
100.10
*100.9
100.11
*100.9
100.11
*1C0.9
160.10
100,21
Oct
Treasury
2 Vis
Treasury
2 Vis
Treasury
2s
Treasury 2s
Treasury
2s
Treasury 2s
Jun 1959-1962
Mar
100
Sep 1949-1951
*100.15
100.17
*100.15
100.16
*100.15
100.16
*100.15
100.17
*100.15
100.17
*100.15
100.16
*100.22
Sep
Oct
100.21 Feb
100.31
Sep
101.7
Dec
101.26 May
9
100.21 Feb
9
101.13 Mar
101.8
100.31
Sep
101.18 July
100.30
Sep
101.19 July"
100.7
Oct
100.16
Jan
26
101.8
Jan
Treasury
Treasury
26
__
101.18 Feb
9
101.18 Feb
2s
9
Apr
94.14
and
asked
98.24 Jan
99.11 Jan
price.
10
5
No
sales
99.18 Feb
100
transacted
11
*100.22
100.23
*100.22
100.23
100.21
100.21
*100.21
100.23
*100.21
100.22
*100.26
100,28
*100.25
100.27
*100.26
100.28
*100.26
100.28
*100.26
100.28
*101.1
*101.1
101.3
*101.1
101.3
*101
101.2
*101.1
101.3
101.3
*101.1
*101.12
101.14
*101.12
101.14
*101.11
101.13
*101.11
101.13
*101.12
101.14
*101.12
101.14
*101.15
101.17
*101.14
101.16
*101.14
101.16
*101.15
101.17
*101.15
101.17
*101.14
101.16
101.20
*101.17
101.19
*101.17
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*101.17
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this
2
*101.18
101.20
*101.18
,101.19
*101.17
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*101.19
101.21
*101.19
101.21
*101.18
101.20
101.18
101.18
*101.18
101.20
*10148
101.20
.1953-1955
*103.26
103.29
*103.24
103.27
*103.21
103.24
*103.22
103.25
*103.22
103.25
*103.20
103.24
*100.9
100.11
*100.9
100.11
*100.9
100.11
*100.9
100.11
*100.9
100.11
*100.9
100.11
1950
a
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1957
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*99.16
1972
.
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*99.30
Registered
r
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bond
WEEK
*99.30
*99.14
100
100
100
or
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*9947
*99.28
100
99.18
*99.25
99.21
*99.16
*99.16
99.22
*99.16
99.22
100
100
*99.23
100
ENDED
FEBRUARY
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Monday, February 14, 1949
RECORD
FEBRUARY
ENDED
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102o
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(Republic of)—-
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CHRONICLE
Friday
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or
Sale Price
Low
I
WEEK
FOR
FINANCIAL
Week's Range
Last
Period
&
•
'
119 %
110%
110%
Volume
Number 4777
169
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(723)
27
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock
Exchange
/
;
Last
Period
or
Sale Price
r
■
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
FEBRUARY
11
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v
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Bonds
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No.
Low
Interest
BONDS %
New York Stock Exchange
Jan.1
,
Last
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or Friday's
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Period
Bid & Asked
'
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Low
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1st
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1977
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1970
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75
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1st
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101%
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1974
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mtge Inc 4%s ser A
1997
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i
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1977
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1981
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pp
99% "
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1982
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mtge 5s conv
& Western Ry
95%
97 Va
103%
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1978
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35
100% 101 %
103% 104
104
1985
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3s
100
64%
1943
gold 5s
N Y Telephone 2%s ser D_
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mtge
99%
64%
1940
5s—
1st
Norfolk Southern
100
114
69%
J-J
4%s
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1993
2%s
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gold
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1955
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96
93%
,
.
1984
series F
Eastern
A
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Putnam
97%
100% 100%
M-N
4s___June 1992
4s
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State
ref
26
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A_
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ref
1951
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1981
debentures
conv
1st
—1980
F
ser
98 Va
j-d
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73
New York Chicago & St Louis—
mtge
95'A
103%
F-A
1952
3%s
mtge
3%s
& impt 4Vis series
2013
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2013
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Dock
II
98%
103%
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f 4a^
1937
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1964
Pittshurg Bessemer A L Erie 2%s__1998
Pgh Cine Chic A St Louis Ry—
-- .Conk gtd 4s series
F;—__—.—,-1953
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-1957
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-1960
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—1963
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1964
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Gen mtge 5s series A—,—.—1970
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1919
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1975
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5
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A
gold
D
series E_
3'As
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104
103
55
88
89
;
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*
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100%
—«w-»
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93%
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93
1956
97
1st A
103 %
1
92%
"
102%
1965
A
B
series
4'As
deb
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117%
103%
—
103
94
101%
1968
series
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a-o
deposit
of
coll
101
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1952
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Philadelphia Electric Co—
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56%
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101%
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,
gtd 4s__
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1960
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105
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1998
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105 %
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1952
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104
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101%
101%
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f gold 4%s—1955
s
sinking fund 4%s
4%s
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j.1983
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debentures
f
s
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D
series
series
105
105
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38
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deposit
of
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4s
5
1956
series
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of
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35
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1978
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of
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28
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1987
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79%
1988
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14
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102%
j-d
1986
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J-D
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RR
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&
28
97%
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1980
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103'A
63
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debentures
3s
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92
3%s
debentures
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Louis—
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105%
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57%
*91%
Tel
M
Pennsylvania Co—
74
74
ref
Pennsylvania Glass Sand 3%s
1960
Pennsylvania Power A Light Co—
1st mtge 3s
1975
78%
A-O
2000
-
-
Nw Jersey Power A Light
3s—1974
Ntw Orleans Great Nor 5s A
-1983
Ntw Orleans A Northeastern
RR—
Northern
13'/a
102'/2
*106%
j-d
_1977
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-■
56 y8
56 '/a
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series N
Pennsylvania-Central Airlines— *
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82 Va
101
ref
&
3%s
101% 101%
56 %
3s
Paterson
62%
103%
*104%
f-A
M-N
J-0
M-N
M-N
M-N
1958
77'A
61%
ref
Paducan
82%
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&
3%s debentures
26%
80%
B
ser
N J Junction
Norfolk
105%
'
82%
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15
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82%
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22%
1954
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97%.
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—1974
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70
23
1966
lit gtd 4 %s series B
3l debentures
New Jersey Bell
N
99%
98
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\
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N Y &
13
■
102%
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74%
85 %
ref 3s series
&
1st
87
84
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34
72
82
,
1st
102'A
1991
3Vis
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1st mtge
N
J-J
US
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€2
58
101%
10
A-0
National Dairy Products 2%s
debS-1970
3t debentures
1970
National Steel Corp 1st
mtge 3s
1965
National Supply 2%s debs
4%s
99%
96'A
i
—_1970
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N
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:
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1st
105% 105 '/a
103%
—
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3s
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1981
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N Y
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F-A
100
1980
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Mountain States Tel A Tel 2%s
3V«s debentures
Lake
A-O
98%
*
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106%
100
21
98%
1949
series
Mob'k A Malone 1st
gtd gold 4s
Monongahela Ry 3%s series B
Morrell (John) & Co 3s debs
Morris &
/
69%
82
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1977
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ser
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84
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1965
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84
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series
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17
63
98%
-
1977
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5s
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5
9
74
58
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1978
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ref
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94%
102%
98%
102
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J-J
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J-J
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95
103% 104
105% 106%
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1962
series
RR
74
74
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A
.
:;
1978
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:
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Ohio Edison 1st mtge 3s
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RR—
series
series
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A 1st
94«
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1975
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J-J
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1987
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1969
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1st
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88
90
•
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11957
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lines) 4s
1959
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debs
1972
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6
87 Va
•
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l
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62
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■
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<
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Q-J
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93%
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83%
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—
..
92%
'
79%
99%
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Friday's,
or
Bid & Asked
104%
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1997
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,
3s registered
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106%'107 Va
ir
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—
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■
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CHRONICLE
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RANGE
Friday
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or
Friday's
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■
Interest
BONDS
i
.
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Period
New York Stock Exchange
Sale Price
St
>
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vlst 4s
bond
"M-N
2d
High
No.
108 % 108%
4s inc bond ctfs
Nov 1989
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1990
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Low
1971
A-O
•100%
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-
,/•
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102
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J-J
_1966
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1971
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1965
A-O
Socony-Vacuum Oil. 2'%s
1976
J-D
1963
A-O
Sons 2%s
&
Shell
South &
Nor
Southern
3s
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Bell
gtd 5s
Tel &
Tel
United Biscuit 2%s debs
debentures.
debentures
1985
•
•
14
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1
5
95%
50
43
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102%
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97
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1986
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94
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94
84
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6
80
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10
94
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30
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97%
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1983
;
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•51%
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103% 103%
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Standard Oil (N J) deb 2%s
1966
1971
F-A
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1966
J-J
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1972
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1973
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&
2%s
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debs
debentures
3
95%
57
98
96
2
104
103%
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94%
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West
97
97%
97%
101%
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98
Texas
&
2019
New
Orleans
A-O
1965
M-N
99%
99% 100
105%
1st &
ref
M
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series
1st &
ref
M
3%s
series
C
1990
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gold
5s
2000
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Texas
Pacificist
&
B
Thud
A
RR of
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1985
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income 5s
•98'A
99%
105'A
1st
1960
•101%
& Ohio Cent ref & impt 3%s__1960
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1949
40
J-D
m-s
1961
&
1st
Electric Co
Mo
of
344s
1971
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Oil
2%s
1968
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of
deb
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Co
&
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27%s
1976
2'%s
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109
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series
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1991
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52
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85
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44
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1976
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109
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100%
not
100%
•
102%
104
1
92%
the
impaired
Bankruptcy Act,
Included
93%
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the
or
by
year's
range,
d Ex-Interest,
sale not Included In
94
94
e
Odd-lot
the year's range,
r
sale not
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■
maturity.
being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
securities assumed by such companies.
as
•Friday's bid and asked prices;
103
92
not
'93'A
year's range
n Under-the-rule
the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
in
SCompanies reported
100'/a
100%
4
delivery sale
the
§Negotiability
104%
99%
in
included
Power
no
selling flat.
under Section
77 of
sales being transacted during current week.
^
'
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
NOTICE—Cash
In
footnote
a
In
and deferred
the
week
In
delivery sales
which
they
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
disregarded in the week's range unless they are the only transactions of the
week, and when selling outside the regular weekly range are shown
No account is taken of such sales In computing the range for the
year.
are
pccur.
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete record of the transactions on New York Curb
Exchange for the week beginning on Saturday, Feb. 5,
and ending the current Friday, Feb. 11.
It is compiled from daily reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security, whether
stock or bond, in which any dealings have occurred
during tne current year.
range
Friday
STOCKS—
New York Curb
Motors
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Adam
Hat
Co
Alloys
.
Investors
Air
Convertible
(N
1
common
__
_
__
_
__
_
Great
Power
4.20%
Fisher
&
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1
New York Curb
100
1
Jan
1%
Jan
2%
500
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
$2
27%
27 Va
100
27%
Feb
32%
Jan
$2.50
4%
4 3'4
500
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
1%
300
Appliance
pfd
1
Inc
Hard
1%
Jan
American
Jan
7%
Jan
American
Laundry Mach
Light & Trac common
8%
500
8%
Feb
9%
Jan
6 Va
400
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
American
Jan
American
6 %
3
Mfg Co
10
35%
Jan
35%
1,200
5%
Feb
6'%
Jan
89%
91%
70
89%
Feb
92'%
Jan
American
Meter
93 3i.
50
91
Jan
94
Feb
American
Potash
1,400
4
4
—
4%
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American
Internat
Investing
Allied
Products
,'Mich)
Altes
Brewing Co
Altofer
Bros
Aluminum
$3.75
3%
Co
Aluminum
Goods
Aluminum
Industries
Aluminum
Ltd
American
American
American
Class
*
Mfg
_
_
•
common
Bantam
Book
Cities
Co
Car
Beverage
class
A_
common
Power
&
Feb
47
8
Jan
Class
Jan
3%
Jan
American
&
Hoe
American
Gas
&
Electric
Jail
com
preferred
see
naee
33.
Jan
13'%
450
13
Jan
13%
Jan
24%
25%
250
22'%
Jan
25 %
Feb
Jan
20%
Feb
Jan
15'%
Feb
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5%
Jan
9
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10 Va
Jan
19
18%
20'%
51,400
15%
14%
15%
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14%
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3%
4
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common
A
36'%
36
400
36
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23%
Jan
27
Feb
Jan
26'%
26%
125
26'A
25%
26'%
1,500
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Jan
21%
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25%
Jan
2%
Jan
%
11,500
•
•
Jan
3
Republics
21%
21%
10c
%
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•
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10
Seal-Kap common
Superpower Corp common
series
preferred
•
2
16%
Jan
5%
Jan
6
Jan
8
Jan
9 %
Jan
American
Thread
48
Jan
51%
Jan
American
Writing Paper common——_5
17%
$6
5%
3,700
95
94%
95%
250
93%
Jan
95 %
24%
25%
300
24%
Feb
26%
Jan
Anchor Post Products
60
61
2,550
%
58
3%
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Feb
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Jan
Jan
02'%
Jan
4%
4%
100
4%
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4%
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5%
5%
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5'%
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5%
5%
5 %
100
5'%
Jan
5%
Jan
7%
7%
500
7%
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7%
Jan
17%
fl
Feb
24%
nreferred
5 %
5%
6 %
350
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
Angerman Co Inc
47%
47%
49%
3,100
47%
Feb
51%
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Anglo-Iranian
1
1%
3,600
1%
Jan
1%
1%
300
1%
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1
1 Va
03
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Jan
Feb
1%
66
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2
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6%
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Argus
17%
Jan
18%
Feb
Arkansas Natural
41%
9,200
37%
Jan
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Common
111% 111%
175
Jan
111%
Jan
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18
10
39 %
39%
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111
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15%
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2%
300
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3
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1,400
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8%
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510
17%
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class A non-voting
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106%
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108'%
Jan
1
6%
400
17%
1
1
850
2%
17
£1
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co
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1
common
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4%%
1
2%
13
24%
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25
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50%
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*
Jan
150
100
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34
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30
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—
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32'%
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425
33 %
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27%
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'
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2%
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-
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preferred
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1
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Jan
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1
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1 %
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Range
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2V4
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common
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february
1%
1
1
10
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ended
1
Aero
Air
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104'A 104 %
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1967
1970
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100'A
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101
109
98%
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106
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103'/a
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22
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2000
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7
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99
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3
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Jan
•
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6
6%
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7
Jan
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6'A
6
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30
THE
(726)
RANGE
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
11'
WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY
FOR
Monday, February 14, 1949
CHRONICLE
& FINANCIAL
COMMERCIAL
Friday
Friday
!•
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.
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
ft»nr«
of Prices
Shares
Arkansas Power & Light $7 pfd
Equipment Corp
Ashland Oil A Refining Co
Associated Electric Industries—
American dep rets reg
Coast
Coast
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Atlas
Avery (B F) ft Sons
6% preferred
7 %
Co
&
(L)
1,200
Feb
37/4
Jan
Feb
517/2
Jan
2%
45
250
50
4'/2
Feb
18 '/a
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21%
Jan
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5
Jan
471/2
477/2
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10%
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25
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157/2 Jan
477/2
Feb
7
7%
"51/4
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inn
106%
100
Jan
1
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6 7/2
Jan
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Feb
107/2
Jan
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57/2
Jan
1
9'A
9%
97/4
Jan
1
17/2
1%
11/2
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1%
Jan
25
33'/4
33%
331/4
Feb
34%
Jan
1
8 7/4
8'A
—
Blckford's Inc common
1
Blrdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co com_*
13%
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7 7/8
7%
Feb
9%
9%
Feb
1
2%
3
2%
Jan
3 7/b
Jan
•
common
Blumenthal (S) & Co common
Bohack (H C) Co common
13%
7'%
9%
6 7/4
6%
6'A
Feb
7
11
•
27
27
24
Jan
33
717/4
63
Jan
74
18
17
Jan
217/2
6
Feb
15%
•
Breeze
Corp common
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Bridgeport Oil Co
Brillo Mfg Co common
57/4
4%
1
157/2
16%
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
7
16% Feb
Jan
6
•
22
22>/4
22
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Feb
•
13'/a
13 7/8
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13'/2
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13%
•
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13%
Jan
15
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Jan
11%
Jan
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Feb
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227/j
177/2
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.
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10%
Feb
17
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17%
Jan
89%
9'%
1,700
300
17/4
300
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3
1,600
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Jan
1%
137/4
Jan
2%
Jan
300
97/2
Jan
10%
117/2
127/a
7/2
Feb
13%
Jan
Feb
28%
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Jan
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1
9%
10
Tobacco
2,000
Jan
8
Feb
8% Jan
4%
5
4'%
Jan
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Jan
4%
377/4
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337/2
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6
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•
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Jan
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11%
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62 Yz
•
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63
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class A
Domestic Credit Corp
207/8
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Dominion Steel St Coal class B
11'/a
500
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•
191/2
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3,600
197/2
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Dominion Textile Co Ltd common
•
10'/2
11
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6%
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5
7
Jan
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Texas Sulphur
2
10
2-8
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11%
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2
•
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5
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8%
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300
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650
61
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100 »/2
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75
15%
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18
Feb
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preferred
100
.
Central Ohio Steel Products
Central Power St Light 4%
Central ft South
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1
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Consolidated Mining
Cockshutt Plow Co common
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For footnotes see
Feb
175
51/2
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6%
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Feb
9%
Jan
3%
Feb
4
page
33
Fairchlld Camera ft
1,700
7%
100
71/8
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7%
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12
13
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44,400
Feb
1%
Jan
38'/8 Feb
12% Jan
46%
12%
500
15%
50
3'/a
13
Jan
10%
12'/2
15%
Jan
10 »/4
Jan
16%
®
div cum preferred
(MH) Co—
5c to $1 Stores
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
16%
Jan
Feb
4%
Jan
8'/4
Feb
10%
Jan
65%.
Jan
64%
60
59'A
Jan
27/a
2,700
2%
Jan
30'/a
50
1
57/4
dep rets ord reg—
of Canada—
Amer
Ford Motor
x21
Class B voting
Ford
Motor
of France—
Pitt
bearer
Co
Brewing
Pox
Brewing
(Peter)
conv
preferred
/ 2%
1,400
200
30
Jan
Jan
15
Jan
5%
4%
Jan
19%
Feb
21
Feb
23
x21
Jan
Jan
33
Feb,
Jan
Feb
%
J an
Feb
87/2
Jan
Jan
8V4
Jan
24 7/8
Jan
257/2
Jan
77/2
Feb
9
Jan
10%
lO'/a
Feb
13
Jan
14%
14%
Feb
14%
Feb
Jan
927/8
Feb
Jan
6 %
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
18
8'%
450
7%
8
8
200
1
50
5
Jan
Jan
7%
8
1,400
7%
%
9%
1
—1.25
Franklin Simon ft Co Ino common
4Yafo
20
%
Amer dep rets
Fort
800
22
19%
Class A non-voting
7%
"7%
700
10
Jan
Jan
Fuller
(Geo A)
Co
3%
2,100
Jan
3%
1%
6,900
1%
Jan
2
Jan
7%
200
7'%
Feb
8
Feb
Garrett Corp common
2
267/2
27%
600
267%
Feb
32
Jan
Gatlneau Power Co common
•
5%
Jan
Feb
3%
Jan
7%
Jan
1%
77/2
•
——
Feb
3%
15
30'/a
1
II »/2
-jj
20
2%
13%
5,000
Jan
15'/2
63%
(Phlla)
Association
$2
Jan
I
97%
Fishman
Feb
•
4
8 7/4
1,200
10,900
3%
•
First York Corp common——
rp
Jan
10
]
1
~
Jan
5
Instrument
Airplane
Fansteel Metallurgical
Fair child Engine ft
Jan
77/s
1
Co
62*
Jan
6 7%
51/2
1
Products
Jan
Feb
~3%
1
Co
Feb
Jan
7%
51/2
10
& Lambert Mfg
Clinchfleld Coal Corp common
55
.
10
5'%
-5
Co
Claude Neon Inc common
Aluminum
5'/2
~3%
-1
Clayton
Club
140
Feb
11%
Jan
57%
81/2
5»/2
10
10
City Auto Stamping
City & Suburban Homes
Mfg
57
475
10
Cities Service common
Clarostat
55
6'/2
2.50
Cherry-Burrell
common
Chesebrough Mfg common
Chicago Rivet & Mach
Chicago ft Southern Air Lines
Voting trust ctfs
Controller
5 '%
—1
100
Chamberlln Co of America
Charis Corp common
Clark
10%
5
Century Electric Co common
Cessna Aircraft Co common
Chief
13
100
SCentral States Elec 6% preferred—100
7% preferred
100
Conv pfd opt div ser—x
100
Conv pfd opt div ser
12 7/2
Jan
6%
140
97
10c
Equity Corp common
$3 convertible preferred
Esquire Inc
Eureka Corp Ltd—
Eureka Pipe Line common.
.
87%
Jan
85%
4
341/2
Empire Mlllwork Corp
Emsco Derrick ft Equipment
Jan
Feb
50
10%
100
1
3% pfd
"2%
6«/8
1
Empire District Electrlo
Feb
59%
140
1
Inc
Jan"
~2
50
10%
1
$7 2d pfd A—*
Option
Electromaster
Feb
707/2
74
125
7%
*
warrants
Electrographic Corp common
77
Jan
627/a
1
beneficial lnt
Easy Washing Machine class B
1,000
Jan
12%
507/2
$5 pfd shares of
Electric Power ft Light
"2>/8
Feb
72
62%
59%
shares of beneficial lni
Com
300
73
2
2
Eastern States Corp_
425
77
71
3%
1,800
3%
3%
74 %
Electric Bond ft Share common
1
2s
preferred
Eastern Malleable Iron.
6%
-
3%
74%
*
10k
100
Fuel Assn common
prior preferred
-4Y%%
preferred series
$6 preferred series B_
Eastern Sugar Associates—
.*
Light $5 pfd
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Co
•
East Gas ft
$7
•
Catalin Corp of America
Feb
Jan
Jan
•
Co
Feb
71/2
6%
f
Co
Duro Test Corp common
Feb
1
Marconi
&
Jan
1
voting
(A M)
4
47/4
Jan
n
£1
1
(J W) Co common
Products common
Jan
75'/2
Co
Power
Duvsl
Carnation Co common
Carolina Power &
Castle
3%
3%
Jan
32
Jan
Duke
900
Jan'
Feb
8!/2
87/2
Jan
132
11%
13
20
Jan
11V4
Jan
132
1
Dobeckmun Co common.—.
Feb
Capital City products common
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Amer
Jan
2%
Distillers Co Ltd—
8 7/a
Class B
non-voting
Casco
Jan
30%
lO'/s
1
Jan
6
3
2%
10
Raynolds class B
Diana Stores Corp common
187/4
6Ya% preference
Canadian Canners Ltd common
Convertible
preferred
Canadian Industrial Alcohol-
Carter
Jan
Jan
5%
5%
8
Steel Products
Detroit
200
Canada Cement Co Ltd
common
-
Jan
Jan
Feb
31
5
100
Oil Co new com
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
1,100
Ltd
Ltd—
6%
6
Feb
13'%
29
1
dep rets A ord
dep rets B ord
Jan
.
13'/4
5%
1
Derby
9
Callite Tungsten
Corp
Camden Fire Insurance
Amer
103
5 '%
Day Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class ADejay Stores common
Dennison Mfg class A common
19
American
•
Feb
Jan
17%
Feb
102%
5
Jan
:
34
Jan
30
34
30%
8%
dep rets 5% pfd
Calamba Sugar Estate
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calif Cotton Mills Co
California Electric Power
Carreras
Jan
77/2
32
2.50
18 7/4
•
Carman & Co
Feb
1
Feb
2%
26c
•
10
Amer deo rets ord reg
Canadian
Jan
12'/2
12
2.50
Canadian Industries Ltd—
7% preferred
Jan
42,
5%
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Davidson-Brothers Ino common
Durham Hosiery
Class A
Feb
6
6%
13'/4
1
•
Co
Feb
15%
%. Jan
1
%
2.50
I
Duraloy (The)
Bread
Jan
5
700
400
4,100
3%
47%
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
Canada
Jan
14
Feb
%
2,400
8%
8
15
6
*
common
2.50
common
Jan
11
2,100
%
Inc common
Curtis Mfg Co (Mo)
Jan
2,300
II
•
Buckeye Pipe Line
Cable Electric Products
Cables & Wireless—
Jan,
12
2,000
Jan
2%
1%
•
4%
Jan
2
227/4
1%
10s
Brown Forman Distillers
common
*10%
51/4
Devoe A
Burma Corp Amer
dep rets
Burry Biscuit Corp
103%
Jan
100
107/4
6%
8% debenture
20
•
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Burd Piston
Ring Co
Feb
Jan
140
100% 101%
2%
*
Crowley
•
Co
cum Junior
pfd
Brown Rubber Co common
Bruce (E L) Co
common
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
Jan
1137/2
Jan
6
Brazilian Traction Light ft Power
reg
British Columbia Power
class A
Class B
62 7/4
Jan
109
Feb
18
*
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Celanese Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
Jan
50
Jan
70
25
British American Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Jan
58 7%
4,000
Jan
Jan
13%
100
5%% prior cum pfd
Borne, Scrymser Co
Bourjois Inc
7%
61 7/8
6'A
Curtis Lighting
Feb
Jan
60 7/4
6 '/4
Cuban
36
Feb
7'%
400
5'/2
Jan
Jan
307%
7%
•
1
Jan
Jan
3
common
Brewing Co
Jan
Jan
27
Jan
71/2
307/4
7%
9
Jan
357/2
36
36
•
Jan
281/2
300
(ord reg)_£l
5
1
14 7/2
8 V's
267/4
•
fetroleum
Milner St Co
:
Crown Cent Petrol
(Md)
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partlc
Crown Drug Co common
Crystal Oil Refining common
$6 preferred
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common
h% preferred
Jan
10
J'n
27%
•
1
Crosley Motors Inc
Feb
47/2
29 >/2
12
50
161/4
5'/a
Feb
...
17/4
convertible preferred
5%
Feb
5 '/s
Feb
4
,2,100
Feb
3'A
3
3
1
Jan
57%
40%
4%
90%
DO
1
*
1
*
5c
Reynolds common
preferred class A
Courtaulds Ltd—
American dep receipts
1
Jan
2,400
v
177/2
10 »/2
—1
*
5
.—10
Corroon &
10'A
1
Convertible preferred
Butler (PH)
-
5%
6
5%
1
common
Oil
„
77%
1
•
Inc
Jan
Jan
6
35
397/4
1137/81137/2
26
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp
Continental Fdy St Machine Co
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
Cooper Distributing Co
Copper Range Co
Cornucopia Gold Mines
8%
15
X157/4
Xl5
5
Canada common
Benrus Watch Co Inc
British-American
UV,.__
36 7/4
Jan
Jan
47/2
29 7/4
4%
Jan
41/2
16,800
41/2
Feb
10,200
4'/8
1
—
series B preferred
_
preferred series C
Consolidated Gas Utilities-;
Consol Liquidating Corp
Consolidated Mining St Smelt Ltd
Consolidated Royalty Oil
*7/-%
'«/
$1
1
of
Blue Ridge Corp
Jan
Jan
Jan
3%
377/8
25
Cosden Petroleum common
(A S) Shoe Corp
Bellanca Aircraft common
Blauner's
55
6 */2
4%
4
Shoe Machinery—
Vtc ext to 1956
Consol G E L P Bait common
Feb
357/2
357/2
7
87/2
Feb
23
150
1,000
Jan
97/2
300
50
357/2
1
Co common—
Ties common
Hedges
6
77/4
9'%
9Yz
•
Beck
&
Jan
24,700
4 'A
14V2
common
Feb
3,200
5'A
19
18 %
25
&
Beau-Brummel
Benson
27/8
2%
7%
High
Low
5,300
3>A
Compo
Jan
Seelig Mfg—
Baumann
Tel
Jan
14%
$1.20 convertible A common
Basic Refractories Inc
Bell
Jan
22'/2
24'%
Banco de los Andes—
American shares
Barium Steel Corp—
Barlow
%
Feb
45
®0
Rubber
Jan
S
preferred
Baldwin
7/2
197/2
0
25
Babcock ft Wilcox Co
Baldwin Locomotive—
Jan
375
*
-
19%
300
1
Ayrshire Collieries Corp com
Feb
167/2
20 '%
4%
common
Jan
Airlines
Colonial Sand ft Stone Co.
Colorado Fuel & Iron warrants
Manufacturing Co
Commodore Hotel Inc
Community Public Service
%
19 V5B
—1
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Automatic Voting Machine
8 7/2
f-sfc-V
50
Corp warrants
Plywood Corp
Atlas
8,100
Feb
Range Since Jan.
5'%
Colonial
Colt's
1
Fisheries
Atlantic
7
800
11 Yz
16 Yz
•
•
America
Associated Tel & Tel class A
Atlantic
*
V/2
7
*1
AsscMcted Laundries of
v
113% Jan
Shares
High
4%
Jan
for Week
Range
't of Prices
Low
High
LOU)
1137/2
---•
2*80
1
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Curb
Range Since Jan. 1
am
'-■£
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS—
ti>r Week
Low
Aro
Sales
Week's
»
2,700
27/4
5%
12
4'/4
Jan
•
5%
92
100
preferred
Jan
Gellman Mfg Co common
Jan
General
Alloys
10
.
Co
1
"
•
88%
6'/e
6
1 '/2
1%
—
Volume
THE
Number 4777
169
COMMERCIAL
NEW
YORK
RANGE
Range
Last
Par
5%
.L
High
3%
Low
3%
3%
2,200
High
Jan
Jan
23%
33 V*
33 "A
102'/a 102
VA,'
Jan
L'Aiglon
Jan
Lake Shore
7%
Jan
8%
Feb
33%
Feb
35%
Jan
Lakey Foundry & Machine
Lamson Corp of Delaware
La n ston Monotype Machine
&
3%
Jan
5%
Feb
La
3,600
2%
Feb
4
Jan
Lefcourt
96
20
Jan
96
Feb
95
Gilbert
Class
Jan
115%
Feb
106%
Feb
Line
Jan
5
Jan
Lionel
Feb
18%
Jan
9JA
25%
Inc common
Jan
Lit
27
Jan
Loblaw
19%.
20%
3,400
Feb
21%
Jan
Sugars class A
10%
900
10%
Feb
11%
Jan
13%
400
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
2%
700
l7/8
Jan
2%
42%
25
80
40
3,200
2
•
Jan
41%
1
%
%
~
'
Jan
43
Feb
Jan
Jan
53 %
4%
700
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
57%
300
53%
Feb
62%
11%
Corp
_
25o
common
$4.40
pfd
8%
100
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne
8
Feb
111%
Feb
13%
Bridge Co Ltd
xl36%
Feb
142
Feb
Maine Public
Jan
Mangel Stores
1,250
100
8Vs
38%
36% Jan
8
8%
Jan
50
102%
25
13%
105
Jan
13%
Feb
6
13%
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
47%
100
47
Feb
x50%
Jan
2 Va
1,500
2
Feb
2%
Jan
47
2
5
5
Jan
8% Feb
8%
Jan
15%
Feb
8%
8%
2,400
13%
14%
3,500
6%
6%
6%
200
6%
Jan
25c
11%
11%
12%
800
11%
Jan
12%
Feb
8%
Jan
10
Jan
9%
Jan
11
•
common
Jan
8
a
9%
9%
95
95
"5"%
"5%
1
3
Inc
& Co
A)
Horn 8t Hardart
new
Service
&
Refining
&
Mfg
stock
10%
Jan
3%
Feb
31
Jan
17%
Jan
Feb
40%
Feb
71
108
Jan
21
Jan
69%
Feb
79%
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
47%
475
43
4%
2%
~3
400
21%
100
2%
20
•
Jan
17
Co
Co
Amer
dep
Feb
Feb
Mfg
8%
8%
8%
4%
4%
1,800
14 Va
£1
*
14%
$2.50
14%
International
Cigar
McWilliams
Mead
108 Va
7,500
400
Jan
2%
Jan
Feb
18
1
3
.50
coupon
preferred
Corp
Co
Middle West
$2 non-cum
Midvale
Co
Mid-West
Midwest
1
Miller
4%%
8% Feb
4%
10%
Jan
100
10%
Jan
11%
10
88%
Jan
93
650
104 y2
Jan
11%
100
10%
Jan
100
47
22
1%
4.80%
cum
•
3%
■
Plan
Power
Jan
Jan
1%
1%
1,000
1%
Feb
5
5%
Feb
Feb
1%
17
class A
5%
700
5%
Jan
5%
Feb
100
7%
Jan
9%
Jan
1%
1,200
1
Jan
1%
Jan
6%
6%
6%
400
6
Jan
6%
Jan
8%
8
8%
700
7
Jan
8%
Feb
6%
6%
5,100
~6%
Feb
~7%
Jan
1%
2
9,400
1%
Feb
2%
Jan
10%
Jan
10%
Jan
23%
Jan
24%
Jan
t c_l
Jan
1%
u,<r,
common
Kings County
4%
Lighting
cumulative
common
preferred
King Seeley Corp
Kingston Products
Klrby
7%
Jan
4%
Jan
Feb
19%
Jan
Jan
21%
2%
2%
2%
3,100
2%
Feb
2%
Jan
7%
7
7%
2,100
7
Feb
7%
Jan
31%
25
Jan
32%
Jan
9%
1,500
•
100
•
Fuel
Gas
Petroleum
1
(D Emll)
*"ielTiert.
(IB)
Co
Ltd
common
Rubber
Co
Brewing
1
Stores
National
For footnotes
see
Radiator
National Rubber
common
page
1ft
•
1
1
1
33.
10
9%
common
Jan
National Steel Car Ltd
National
National Union Radio
—
124%
Feb
12%
Jan
12%
Jan
12
100
12
Feb
13
Jan
Transit
9%
126
Jan
New
Jan
New
Haven
Clock
8%
Jan
New
Jan
10%
Jan
New
Park
Process Co
Jan
N
&
Y
Mexico
&
Watch
Co
—
—
Co
common
Jan
4%
Jan
N
Y
&
Jan
29%
Jan
N
Y
Merchandise
15%
600
15
Feb
16%
Jan
N
Y
Shipbuilding
2%
1,600
Feb
1%
3
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
1%
Jan
Honduras
Founders
Rosario
1,200
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
2%
2,000
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
90%
100% 101
2%
100
2%
200
99
Jan
2V2
35%
Jan
Jan
168
101
2%
176
37%
35 »A
Feb
3%
3%
900
3%
Jan
3%
12%
12%
12%
1,000
12%
Feb
14 y4
35 y4
25
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Janv
Jan
Jan
31'A
Jan
102%
Jan
103%
100v
21
Feb
22%
26%
200
25
Jan
27 Va
Jan
9%
400
Feb
10%
Jan
11%
13%
1,400
9%
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
10
11%
1,600
10
Feb
12 y4
Jan
12%
Feb
13
Jan
-■
33
Jan
Jan
»
12%
100
12%
5
2% i
33
200
5
Jan
5%
: 3
7,400
2%
Jan
3»A
860
31'A
Jan
33 JA
Feb
34
5
2%
Jan
34
Jan
33%
~8%
"9%
3,500
10
10
10%
400
10
10
10
10
9y8
Jan
Jan
Jan
9%
Feb
Feb
11%
Jan
Jan
83
10%
5,300
8
1,100
7%
Feb
9
Jan
8
400
7%
Jan
8
Jan
3%
"3%
3%
200
3'A
Jan
3%
Jan
3%
3%
3%
18,300
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
8
6%
Feb
8%
Feb
16%
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
87 Va
Jan
6%
6%
200
6%
14%
15%
200
14%
6ya
6y8
300
6
180
81
Jan
83%
83
1%
1
5%
20
64
64
1
6%
1%
6%
1%
73
•
1%
5%
66
Ti,
400
150
1,900
6%
3,800
1%
1,200
73
25
1%
Feb
5 y2
Feb
64
Feb
6y8
1%
Feb
Jan
Feb
73
2%
Jan
IV2
Jan
Jan
67
8'A
1%
Jan
Jan
Jan
75
Jan
8%
Jan
26%
Feb
29 V*
Jan
11
Jan
13 y2
Feb
16%
Jan
17%
Jan
8%
Jan
8'/2
•
26%
10
450
29
16%
400
8%
16%
1
53,400
1
8%
5%
1st preferred
100
96%
96%
98
5%
2d
100
95
94%
95
Power
common
9%
300
9%
Feb
10
Jan
11%
100
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
18%
19%
300
18%
Feb
20
Jan
preferred
optional warrants
Niagara Share Corp class B com.
6%
6%
1,300
6%
Feb
7%
Jan
12%
12%
100
12%
Jan
12%
Jan
8
7%
325
Jan
Jan
95
Feb
98
95
Feb
250
92%
Jan
ft
%
ft
3,600
Va
Feb
JA
5
9%
9'A
9%
600
9'A
Jan
9%
Niles-Bement-Pond
•
8%
8'A
3,100
7%
Jan
Nineteen
5
100
9%
Feb
Class
Jan
Corp—
shares
Niagara Hudson
Jan
10
7%
7%
10
9%
1
7%
2%
89%
1
Co
11%
19
Feb
Jan
7%
"2%
100
common
3%
10
97
25
•
Arizona Land—j
Mining
Auction
2
25
26%
2,000
Jan
Feb
r.
5
A„
convertible preferred
Feb
104
!_
Corp
class
Jersey Zinc
9%
1,300
Jan
93%
24
•
common
Co
175
1%
10%
100
100
1
England Tel & Tel
4%%
New
Mur
300
10%
Feb
97
24
30o
common
(Herman)
7%
Feb
8%
97
24
".'-vV
—
4
Jan
2%
31%
Jan
10
Co
Machinery
Jan
—
2%
.
20%
I
Mfg &
5%
'
1
Co
10
1
10
Knott Corp common
Kobacker
Stores
Krueger
2%
8%
'
—
•
•
4%
—
15
1
:
—
—
25
20%
Feb
3%
a—.
•
common
Jan
5%
28
31%
—
1
Jan
25,000
27%
— —
1
1
common
preferred
Neptune Meter
3%
.
1
Klrkland Lake G M Co
Klein
*
50
Feb
Jan
3%
18%
10
Hess
Jan
Jan
16%
14%
300
1,300
14
common
4%
103%
750
3%
19%
BOo
Corp
Inc
Nestle Le
100
16%
3%
•
common
&
4%
20
15%
18%
--fa'
v.
New
preferred
15%
18%
4
Jan
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
4
~6%
100
common
Breweries
%
—
Jan
7%
11%
Company
National
700
25
Jan
Jan
1
10
Muter
Bellas
Jan
7'/8
4%
47
5%
9%
National
4%
—
Jan
Jan
7%
26%
Namm's
5
7%
Jan
Jan
4%
1
•
Jan
5
—
6
109%
Jan
7%
2.50
Tel
Jaji
Jan
~
Feb
Jan
3%
5%
160
Nachman
1%
16
Jan
--
Jan
5
3%
300
Jan
3%
I
2,300
45
Jan
6%
•
A Oo
2
109
200
"5% _4
32%
Nelson
(Walter)
Jan
21
1
Jan
12
Jan
32 y2
50
103%
14
Jan
--
36%
Feb
36%
21
Feb
Feb
——
Jan
30
Jan
3%
•
Jan
35%
36%
Jan
Jan
Jan
10%
4%
6
Jan
17%
15
Jan
Jan
11%
1,600
100
1%
Jan
3,800
32
Feb
11
*
3%
6%
Feb
10,400
1
16%
Feb
2,600
6
Jan
lft
H
15%
103
States
Jan
3%
G%
6%
1
15%
1
10
22
5%
1
Jan
100
32
%
—
6 Va
~6%
103
12%
—
3
•
Jan
—
19 y4
Feb
8
Feb
400
~8%
Feb
~6%
100
pfd
of America
53
300
--
Feb
16%
15%
1
partlc
Corp
Jan
3%
5
7%
300
2%
1
class A
com
Feb
4%
—
1,200
Feb
•
pfd
pfd series B
Society
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring
Muskogee Co common
3%
—
7%
17%
10$
Jan
3%
1
Jan
13%
50
pfd
11%
5%
•
38
7%
100
Feb
.;
Jan
Jan
16%
16%
Tel
9%
--
Jan
14
38
Vernon-Woodborry Mills
8%
V
Feb
12%
Feb
1
Producers
Mountain
8%
1,500
8%
Jan
13
50c
Service common
Moody Investors
1,800
1%
Jan
10%
•
common
110%
1
%
•
Key Co common
Feb
Jan
2,400
•
Montgomery Ward & Co
1,400
;■■■'■..
■
_
14 V\
15'A
10
Co
cum
100
11
400
Jan
13%
1
Refineries
Public
1,700
13
13
13
5
Minnesota Power & Light 5%
Missouri
2,200
8%
10
%
•
:
•'
9
400
13
8
13%
13%
50c
Mt
K
Kidde
13
w*
v
Co
National Pressure Cooker
pfd
113
9%
dividend shares
Feb
1
1%
Feb
Feb
—
Feb
1
Inc
111%
7%
National
Co
Jan
80
1
Mining Corp of Canada
Jan
4%
Feb
49
12%
3%
Kansas Gas & Electric
Feb
20%
1,100
National Malllnson Fabrics
Kennedy's
72 V*
Feb
10
convertible preferred
National
Kawneer
Jan
16%*
8%
common
Wohl
Feb
11%
93
1JA
Kalser-Frazer Corp
68
10,600
111% lll'/a
•
Midwest Piping & Supply common
Mid-West
Morris
8%
12%
Co
1,050
17%
16%
"7%
■:'V:
Abrasive
Oil
Mountain
9%
5
Kokenge
Feb
70%
16%
2.50
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv pfd
Steel Products—
Jan
8%
Utilities
&
Jan
82%
Midland
Jan
—— •
Safety Razor B
Preference
ft
Jan
Corp—
Ex-distribution
Jan
'
International
common
Jan
7%
common
Middle States Petroleum class A
Class B v t c
16%
—
International
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jim Brown Stores common
9%
15
preferred
Mlcromatic Hone Corp
16 y2
•
Italian Superpower Corp com cl A—
Feb
25c
common
6%
12 Va
•
.
8j/2
ft Feb
1
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Feb
-10
c new
Jan
400
100
Co
Participating preferred
Feb
——
Royalty
Jan
Jan
24 V*
1
Co
&
Metal Textile
14%
49
——
—
common
24%
24%
Jan
78
,
A
14%
•
shs
Jan
Jan
21 %
•
Dredging
Iron
10% Jan
»
shares
Jan
Jan
•
Warrants
6%%
Mesabi
700
11%
—.
International Products
7 y2
26 */2
7,300
81
•
B
Mfg Co
Merritt Chapman & Scott
Corp—
Jan
y
Preferred $3.50 series
Feb
Feb
500
ft
68
10
Menasco
300
107% 109%
»
Machinery
6%
25%
1
Co class
Mountain States
-10
International Metal Industries A
Julian
8%
a
•
common
&
Johnson
15
93
93
pfd__ 100
Hydro-Electric—
Jeannette Glass Co
18,400
Jan
23%
10
common
(A G)
11%
11%
International
Investors
%
Jan
II
preferred
McKee
14%
& Ireland
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Fireman Mfg v t
Irving Air Chute
8%
25%
25
•
convertible preferred
McClanahan OH Co common
McCord Corp new common
11%
•
-5
Insurance Co of North America
Iron
8%
Jan
Jan
•
Shovel
Co
Monroe Loan
registered
Imperial Oil (Canada) coupon
Registered
Imperial Tobacco of CanadaImperial Tobacco of Great Britain
Registered
23%
12%
22V\
23
1
5%
Jan
3%
22 y4
Jan
Industries—
rets
International Petroleum
22%
13
22%
Feb
600
10
International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
4.40%
*
common
Imperial Chemical
~7
25 V*
|
Corp
Monogram Pictures common
Monongahela Power Co—
Zinc
~6%
25%
6%
•
Molybdenum
Illinois
1,400
Jan
Feb
10%
Marconi
Jan
Jan
16%
300
6
Feb
2%
0
Jan
Jan
1,200
21%
31%
Jan
Feb
3%
2%
Feb
19%
47%
l
144
Feb
9,700
69 %
l
Jan
107%
•
common
Jan
Jan
30%
warrants
1st conv preferred
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products
Jan
300
20%
5
$2.25 pfd
Feb
137
—
19%
*
Co
Hussman Refrigerator
1
common
Michigan Sugar
40%
30
325
30%
48%
Jan
Jan
16
50
--
5
common
Jan
6%
28
150
40%
139%'
137
30%
100
Inc
.70
Feb
3
400
28%
40%
•
(Harvey)
96
Jan
9%
2,600
r
*
common
preferred
Lock
10
3
28
15
com
Baking Co
Hardart
1
Jan
10 V8
21
25y2
78%
(The B) Co
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
Feb
Jan
5%
•
(Geo
900
Jan
43%
9%
common
9%
93
.
100
5%
10
3
Common
30
1—100
w
common
97/a
Oil
500
9%
69
100
w
1
Co
1,900
11'A
ft
Manischewltz
Jan
•
common
•
Huyler's
Jan
5%
8%
5
Hurd
2
Jan
13%
Holophane
Humble
Jan
4%
0
Holly Stores Inc
Hubbell
1%
•
& Co class A
Hollinger Consolidated G M
5%
100
300
1%
.1%
5
1
A
&
Jan
16%
16%
1
(R)
Horn
6%
Feb
600
16%
25
Light
common
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Haseltlne Corp
He am Dept Stores common
Hecla Mining Co
^r^r'a
6
7%
5
Brewing Co
1
Hat Corp of America B non-vot com—1
Hormel
200
6
_•
com
Harvard
Hoe
10%
21%
M
McAleer
$
w
10%
68
Macklntosh-HemphlU Co
103%
103
•
Co
preferred
Jan
10%
Jan
105%
Massey Harris
4%
1°0
Jan
Marlon Power
Henry Holt & Co
Feb
8
I
8%
-
H
w
%
21
1$
-
_
.140
xl36% 141%
36%
38
100
28
Grocery Stores Products
preferred
2,200
10%
Common ctfs of dep
1% preferred A ctfs of dep__
8 % preferred B ctfs of
dep—
350
105% 111
•
Great Northern Paper
6% %
%
10%
Tea—
Non-voting common stock
1%
1st preferred
Class
Jan
Jan
%
•
Feb
3,100
Heller Co
6%
10 Va
~~%
•
_
Jan
22
Feb
Jan
21
__
Jan
6%
9%
21
•
Feb
700
7%
Rubinstein
preferred
21
Jan
200
1
common
Jan
6Va
Helena
Inc Oft
7
6
7
Pacific
200
6%
9%
-fa-"
1
8%
8%
6
7%
conv
21%
Feb
Jan
Jan
~9%
8
5%
900
8%
1
Rayon
5%
21%
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
pfd—25
■
S
Hartford
500
21%
Jan
5%
11%
Jan
8%
Jan
Co
Hartrord Electric
6'/a
Co
Lynch
~4%
Gray Mfg
Hamilton
5%
—28
Jan
53%
Grand Rapids Varnish
Hammermill Paper new
6
Louisiana Land & ExplorationLouisiana Power & Light $6 pfd
U Jan
•
Mfg common
Graham-Paige Motors
Lamp
•
1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Long Island Lighting Co—
Jan
80
10
class A
Gorham
Hall
7%
l
Chain
Lone Star Gas Co. (Texas)
Jan
24 %
Jan
%
1
OO
Jan
74 %
52%
1
50
•
23%
42%
42%
•
Mfg Co
Utilities
2,100
|
Locke Steel
13%
•
&
7%
___
13%
Jan
7%
Class B
10%
19%
High
Jan
5
7%
Groceterias class A
13%
100
5,300
common
Brothers
19%
1
B
States
10 %
Jan
10'A
5
Goldfleld Consolidated Mines
Gulf
Jan
22 V2
1,700
•
^
Inc
Great Atlantic
Corp
1
Coal
Gorham Inc
Material
5
11%
University
common.
Lipton (Thos J)
Le
5
10%
—
OB Development-.
Tourneau (R G) Inc
4
12%
"5
11%
l
Leonard
106 Va
24%
25
2.50
:
$4.50 prior preferred
Goodman
l
—l
25
Corp
Glenmore Distilleries class B
Godchaux
5
——*
(Adolf)
Realty
1,300
•
4%.
Feb
8alle Extension
2,100
106% 106%
Inc
Mines Ltd
17
4%
Gobel
Feb
15,000
3
113%
106 y*
1
Alden
102 %
5%
2%..
96
•
Gladding McBean & Co.
Jan
101
20
Apparel
3%
2%
Low
A
l
8%
6%
•
common
company
Jan
4an
35
Range Since Jan. 1
High
f
5%
8%
Shares
L
700
8V2
Low
Feb
950
e
Sales
fa*- Week
lain
of Prices
Par
3% Jan
T,*rifa<i*_<jhrijt.v
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WMk's
Last
Sale Price
8%
;;
Giant Yellowknlfe Gold Mines
Glen
'
3,600
—£1
Georgia Power $6 preferred
$5 preferred
Globe-Union
11
STOCKS—
22%
1
5% preferred series A
——10
General Fireprooflng common—
•
General Outdoor Adv 6% pfd
100
General Phoenix Corp
1
General Plywood Corp common——50c
General Public Service $6 preferred—*
Gleaner Harvester
FEBRUARY
New York Curb Exchange
General Electric Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
General Finance Corp common—
(A C)
Gilchrist Co
EXCHANGE
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
29
preferred
conv
Low
'
(727)
Friday
Shares
<
•
Supply Corp com—1
General Builders
CURB
WEEK
CHRONICLE
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
FINANCIAL
Sales
Week's
Friday
8TOCK8—
New York Curb Exchange
&
B
Hundred Corp common
8
10
10
9%
11
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
31
i!2
THE
(728)
COMMERCIAL &
RANGE
Nlpissing
North
Mines
Class B common
Central
North
Northern
37'/a
Jan
Souinn
37
Jan
Securities
l'/z
Feb
1%
Jan
14
2Vz
700
12 Vz
Feb
15%
Jan
Segal Lock & Hardware
1,100
2Va
Jan
2%
Jan
Beioy
101% 102%
50
101%
11,600
8%
Jan
y%
Feb
$5.50
2,900
7 %
Feb
11%
Jan
Allotment
Jan
'15%
12
Vz
2 Vr
•
.100
5% pfd
9
(Minn)
8%
9'/s
7%
1
Inc
7%
8
15
1,000
15%
15
15
Corp
v
102%
Jan
common
Corp General
Bros
Setman
O
Corp
Oiiio
Brass
Ohio
Power
4% %
Natural
Oklahoma
15
""T
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares
112
Jan
Jan
44
Feb
37
700
19%
9
common
14_
Jan
18%
Feb
22%
Jan
400
Jan
7%
Jan
7
common
common
Sick's
Ltd—
Breweries
feilex Co
common
Pacific Can Co
Pacific Gas
5V2 Vo
Lighting
Pacific
Power
25
pfd
1st
._
Service
Paramount
Parker
(CA)
Pen
Co.
_
Patican
Corp
Ltd
30%
Feb
32%
Jan
103 %
Feb
104%
Jan
50
$1.32
cum
-
Penn-Dixie
Gas
Penn
Power
Penn
Traffic
&
.'.V:
3
38,000
2%
7%
8%
28,800
7%
.
Pep Boys
Peppercll
__
.
20
62
Feb
80
Jan
4,600
3
Jan
4
Feb
Jan
4.48%
Jan
28%
Jan
7
Jan
7%
Jan
Southern
23%
■
...
Co
840
2%
Jan
1%
300
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
Spencer Shoe Corp
200
100%
Jan
105%
5
Jan
4%
100
4%
Jan
2,850
33%
Feb
3%
3%
600
20
53%
£2%
1,400
50%
2.50
9%
9%
9%
2,400
9 %
Feb
9%
Jan
3
3
3 Vs.
4,400
3
Feb
3%
Jan
Pierce
•
Governor
Johnson
Ltd
11%
21%
22
2IA
1
"l%
1
common
1%
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie
&
Pittsburgh
Metallurgical
Lake
3%
Feb
21%
Feb
58
Jan
Jan
12
Jan
8%
Jan
7
900
22
24%
Feb
Jan
Jan
11 %
1,300
2
%
Jan
3 %
Jan
1%
Feb
2%
Jan
1,100
10%
Feb
11%
Jan
Pneumatic
Polaris
Scale
Mining
Powdrell
Power
common
Corp of Canada
6%
1st
Pratt
&
preferred
Lambert
Prentlce-Hall
,37
Jan
Pressed
Metals
of
_
Puolic
Colorado—
01
Jan
25%
Jan
Feb
4%
Jan
Sterling Aluminum Prods new com
Jan
12%
Feb
Sterling
5'A
Jan
5%
Jan
Inc
§Sterling Engine Co
Sterling
4%'
4
4
600
~5%
5%
2,000
8 %
7%
1.000
Jan
b°/8
Jan
Jan
13%
Jan
35
107
Jan
Jan
.20
.ian
11%
Jan
12%
Feb
3%
3%
4 V»
500
"3%
Feb
4%
Jan
6%
6%
7
6%
Feb
7%
Jan
Jail
236%
Jan
Feb
3%
Feb
229%
•
106%
310
1,000
130
232 •
228
£ 1
225
200
3%
3%
3%
10%
"l%
95 %
Jan
Jan
38
Jan
Stop
1%
8
7%
Jen
8%
Jan
700
10%
1%
8
Jan
100
8
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
Co
&
Corp
Ray Drug common
Feb
1%
Jan
Feb
8%
Jan
Superior
10%
Jan
Superior Tool & Die Co
Swan Finch Oil Corp
10
10%
20O
9%
Jan
100
100%
325
95%
Jan
94 %
t—4 O O
Portland
Jan
n
1,400
Feb
1 %
Jan
3%
1,400
3
Jan
3%
Jan
7%
100
7%
Jan
8
Jan
3
3
400
3
Jan
•
%
%
30%
Feb
3%
36 %
%
Jan
18
aail
Jan
41
Jan
Jan
30%
31%
3,100
16%
16%
10
16
40
31
40%
60
37
Jan
Jan
100
28
28%
28%
28%
29
25
25%
Feb
28%
X28%
Jan
29%
Jan
28%
Feb
29'A
Jan
800
29 %
x27%
1,900
1,700
28
29
24%
Jan
25%
•
_
35%
800
2%
35
35
200
6
Jan
6%
Feb
35
Jan
Jan
Jan
39
~6%
3 %
2%
Feb
2%
Jan
4%
2%
2%
Jan
4%
Jan
%
—
100
%
Jan
%
Jan
7'A
2,100
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
20%
'■
—
%
6%
20'%
100
19%
Jan
21%
2%
3%
800
2%
100
9%
9%
Feb
Feb
3%
Jan
Jan
17
Jan
Jan
17
10%
Jan
9%
29%
29%
Jan
30%
Jan
1%
1%
1%
9,800
1%
Feb
1%
Jan
1%
1%
300
1%
Feb
1%
Jan
115 % 115%
10
7%
7%
1,500
2%
3%
900
2%
2%
1,200
~7%
3%
2,600
30
29
122
Jan
112%
Jan
7
Jan
7%
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
2
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
2Ta
800
2%
Jan
68
68%
350
67%
Jan
71
Jan
23 %
24
250
23%
Jan
24%
Jan
1
12
13%
200
12
Feb
15
Jan
2%
5%
Inc
Cement,
Jan
6%
Jail
400
%
Jan
1 %
Jan
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
Feb
12%
Jan
%
%
%
3%
3%
4%
2,800
11%
725
10
10
.
10
%
1
200
%
Feb
1
Jan
12
11%
12
700
10'%
Feb
12
1* eO
10%
10 %
11%
800
10%
Jan
13%
Jan
37%
37%
40%
1,750
5%
5'A
300
5%
Jan
5 To
Jan
275
14%
Feb
15 "«
Jan
300
2%
Jan
150
9%
Feb
' '
_
_
1
*
*
25c
*
—-1
15
common
8
100
Jan
10
7%
5
Corp
Inc
(S)
Sunbeam
Sun
Co common
& Shop
Stroock
25%
Jan
8%
4,900
3%
1
1
1
*
_
1%
2,600
8
Inc
(Hugo;
Jan
Jan
25%
9%
9
Jan
•
Co common
(J B)
93
93
1
.
Brewers
Stetson
34
3o0
36
8
.100
Feb
20
106% 106%
•
Corp
Canada
&
(A)
94
.
(The>
Steel Co of
Stinnes
•"
preferred
Starrett
Stein
13%
Y
:
cumulative
Feb
1
20
•
Service
*
4 % %
57%
1
Corp
Standard Tube class B
4,400
•
Providence Gas
Standard-Thomson
23%
_
Jan
300
1
Co
21%
0
1
Corp of Nevada
Prosperity Co class B
Products
Feb
J
Producers
53
12%
•
preferred
69%
2.50
America
$7
Standard
Feb
35
1,100
•
B
class
11%
«
common
(Ky)
Feb
100
Inc
Oil
Standard Power & Light com
36 %
10
Co
Standard
Corp
63%
_*
common
Forgings
25
5 %
56
12%
.-20
1
10
1
preferred
convertible
$1.60
Standard
common
690
.2.50
common
preferred
Dredging Corp
68%
4
25c
Co
Alexander
&
...
Convertible
Standard
36%
.1
Co.._
Cap & Seal common
63%
-;'vV.;
Pleasant Valley Wine
55
1
Co
Brewing
Standard
Common
1,300
2
Standard
22%
5
common-
c/an
•
2.78
1
10
Btahl-Meyer Inc
36%
50
Jan
14%
12%
5
•
Royalty Co
64
RR— ..50
Erie-
~2%
10%
■
2
Pittsburgh
11%
700
Jan
Jan
3
400
8 %
41%
shares
Amer
Mines Ltd—_
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pltney-Bowes Inc
11%
11%
•
common
-
56
7%
*
21
Jan
Jan
Feb
1
34%
50C
3
Jan
13%
2,100
'
1%
Jan
Jan
19%
1,100
1
Pipe Line
1
4%
common
2%
100
14
--
25
25
25
25
25
preferred
cum
Feb
20'A
2%
•
33 %
...
4.32%
11%
Edison—
preierence
conv
Southland
34%
•
(Mass!
conv
103 % 104%
103 %
(The;
Gold
4.56%
Feb
1%
Philadelphia Co common
Phillips Packing Co.
Pioneer
Feb
25
10,600
2.50
Co__
Power
Perfect Circle Corp
Pharis Tire & Rubber
Pinchin
'
45%
28
ioo
-j
Jan
44%
Jan
Jan
13%
-
10
Line
preferred
preference—
cum
Jan
55%
12.50
preferred
original
4.88%
3 %
Co
Mfg
—
5%
Pipe
California
Southern
3"
4%
1
common
7%
•
Iioo
pfd
Oil
7
1 %
warrants
A common.
Penn
Pa
Feb
13 %
1
common
South
600
25
Manufacturing
Soutnwest
%
Feb
20%
3
%
Corp common
Jan
Jan
11%
13 %
X
1
1
Corp
Coast
Jan
Feb
is
100
200
*
Manufacturing Co
South
15%
'
%
12%
9%
Jan
24%
__
~7%
Paper Mills.
Jan
Feb
leb
Jan
5
Jan
3%
%
11%
1
Soss
Jan
78%
3
100
preferred—
(Howard;
Sonotone
19%
Jan
11%
3 '/a
3 %
—
Solar An craft Co
17
Feb
•
.25
—
11%
4
24%
Emiin
Jan
Feb
& Elec Co—■
Gas
City
3.90%
Feb
13
3%
—23
Jan
Jan
4
70
,
Sioux
—
Feb
21
13%
62
*
62
4
common
24%
Jan
1,200
24%
13
•
1,300
;
Co Ltd—
tiep rets ord regis
Amer
Jan
16
'•
—
21
21
1
Mills
'
X—
1,500
3%
Jan
Ja.l
•
3%
''
§Solar
23%
■
2%
1
_
Light 4%%
Penn Water &
Jan
7%
5
class
Jan
16%
—
common
Elec
&
96%
Jan
2%
rn
—
preferred
Cement
Penn
Jan
16
.
"*
m
preferred
Corp
94
__
96
96
•
■
"i%
16
■'
Feb
16
200
-:r3%
1%
Feb
Jan;
73%
3,050
•
420
-
Pennruad
Singer Manufacturing
900
•
_____
$1 .cumulative
Jan
31%
*
__
Peninsular Telephone
36
2%
17%
1
*
100
common
Jan
8%
Jan
Feb
*
Plymouth
Co
7%
33%
30%
•'
.
Parxersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue
'
100
Amer sh
Motors
500
1,300
.
preferred
Oil
8%
34%
Pattern
Simpson's .Ltd class B
Singer Manufacturing Co
103% 104%
30%
t
com
8%
'
•
Page-Hersey Tubes common
Pancoastal Oil (CA) v t c
Pantapec
--j:
__25
preferred
Light 5% pfd
$5
&
Public
$1.30
1st
preferred
1st
Pacmc
Pacific
6%
33%
8%
3
common
Elec
&
lb»/2
•
convertible preferred
Simplicity
1%
100
Publications—
Simmons-Boardman
$3
17%% an
*
*
A
Corp of America class
Snoe
Jan
2,200
2%
*
Canada
of
1% Man
16,300
16
78%
1
1
1
1
*
Jan
*
preferred
4%
Sherwin-Williams
"l%
1 %
2%
16
9
Mfg Co
Sherwin-Williams
0an
76%
*
-1
25
100
Water & Power:
Shawimgan
Sheller
Jan
19 %
16'/a
~~~
Shattuck Denn Mining
Jan
Jan
8%
600
7%
Jan
14
II
7
1
Securities
Overseas
Jan
Jan
9
18%
19%
39
100
::
1
Omar Inc
Jan
2,100
9
9
1
•
class B
Filters
United
Oliver
Gas
Distillery
Pomdexter
Old
35%
107 %
42
37%
38
Jan
275
111%
109.
100
preferred
2%
Feb
2
3,800
38
36
*
common
2%
2
2
50c
common
Co class B
Leather
28%
Feb'"J
16
2 %
—
Safety Control
Serrick Corp class B
Seton
Feb
16%
76%
—
Corp
Radio
Sentinel
1
Inc
Br
(R
Semler
25'A
600
25
stock—
certuicates
High
900
17%
5
stock
Sentry
Ogdcn
"l%
Co...a——.*
Industries Inc common
1
prior
Low
26
.16'A
16%
1
—
Range Since Jan. 1
1%
*
Inc
Shares
High
25%
16 %
tinoe
Convertible
Feb
Jan
Co
steel
Selected
—50
Power
Aircraft
Novadel-Agene
Feb
Feb
2 V-r
1
Pub Serv
States
33'A
33
—
Co
Indiana
Northrop
600
400
of Prices
Low
25
*
1
Manufacturing
Scovill
33%
12 Vz
Texas
RR
Penn
|| Jan
Jan
33 %
————
Airlines
Northern
%
1,100
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
High
33 %
Utility Securities—8
Oil
American
North
Nurtneast
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
lu
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Curb
33
class A—
Rayon
American
Norm
%
...5
II
Fridny
High
Low
Par
FEBRUARY
STOCKS—
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Curl>
ENDED
tor Week
Range
Last
WEEK
Sales
WMk'i
Friday
STOCKS—
FOR
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
Monday, February 14, 1949
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
14%
15
2% '
2%
9%
Jan
■'•J
10 '/8
33%
Feb
41
Jan
Jan
3
10%
Jan
Jan
.
Puget Sound PoWer
& Light—
$5
prior
preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing
___
_
93
18%
5%
100
21 %
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
'
•
18
Ills
—10
_
5%
—
Feb
98%
Feb
Feb
5%
50
97%
Jan
18
400
11%
10%
150
18
11%
•
_
Corp
Taggart
Technicolor
Texas
Oats
6 c/o
86%
86-%
•
common
13%
•
145
50
13%
50
13%
92%
Jan
Jan
85%
440
89
148
146
148
100
preferred
148 %
Jan
Feb
xl4%
Jan
Jan
Tlio
Co
Inc
Rooting
Realty
Tishman
&
Tobacco
Allied
&
Construction
Stocks
Tobacco Security Trust
R
Aadlo-Kelth-Orpheum option warfantg.
Amer
I)
30,500
16%
Vz
275
Jan
Jan
in
It?
%
,v
Jan
Railway & Light Securities—
Votng
common
10
_
—
•
16
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath
Packing
Co
common..
Raymond Concrete Pile
convertible
$3
Kavtheon
Roller
Regal
Rets
Rice
Dry
Richmond
Rio
fTexas
Roeser
Roils
...
26
Jan
Feb
37%
Jan
53%
110
53
Feb
53 %
Jan
6
6%
7,700
6
Feb
7%
Jan
5%
500
5
Feb
5%
-
J.
-
_
Jan
Jan
23
3%
Amer
1
2%
2
1
100
1%
Feb
1%
Inc common
•
22 %>
1,025
"17%
Jan
21%
25%
300
23%
Jan
25%
Jan
2%
1.700
2 %
Feb
2%
Jan
3%
1,100
2%
X2
2%
Feb
Field
Electric
Rotary
(The)
Rowe
Royal lie
Russeks
Inc
22%
24
Steel
Corp
Co
Oil
Fifth
10
Co
Ave
*
—
—
L25
common
Aeronautical Co.
Consolidated Petroleum..—
Ryan
__
__
Ryan
Ryerson
&
Haynes
__
8%
Unexcelled
Chemical
of
Gas
Union Investment
Union
Feb
27
Jan
Oil Co
$3.75
30%
8
4%
900
4
32
%
30%
1,700
1st
conv
Jan
United
Chemicals
United
Corp
Savoy
United
Jan
United
Elastic
Gas Corp
Feb
7%
Jan
United
23%
1,025
19%
Jan
24%
Jan
United
10%
1,000
9%
Feb
10
Feb
7
7%
6
7
500
1.800
5%
Feb
4%
4%
2,200
4%
Feb
4%
4%
4%
500
4%
Jan
Oil
Inc
Sayre & Fisher
Schulte
(P
A)
Brick
Inc
1
common
(Del)-.
For footnotes
7%
7%
7%
16%
16%
17%
9%
8%
10
1%
2
1
Corp
.
25c
Co
1
—
ITa
6%
•
!
Jan
5%
Jan
Light
Rights
Uniied
Jan
4%
see
page
33.
1,500
7%
Feb
8''a
Jan
Feb
[I
Jan
.Jan
%
7«
1,200
%
Jan
58%
300
55%
Feb
1%
1%
2,400
x95%
x95 %
97 %
75
%
%
600
"2%
~2%
~2%
5,800
60
2% Jan
1% 'Feb
91%
Jail
98
Jan
%
Jan
3%
1
1
Jan
U Jan
4
%
Jan
900
200
97%
2%
Jan
24%
Jan
Feb
x6
6%
10%
Feb
Jail
2%
24
&
7%
Jail
Jan
11%
Jan
United
common...
Products
common—
.
-
Molasses Co
1%
2
1%
Feb
3%
Jan
com
Machinery
19%
Jan
10%
Jan
United
Feb
2%
Jan
U S
400
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
U S Foil Co class
200
3%
Jan
3%. Jan
3.100
1%
Feb
1%
Jan
tr
S
$5
*
•
:
common
3%
common.
Corp
B—
and. International. Securities
1st'preferred; with
warrants
97
"3%
"5%
1,400
irt
%
1.
Jan
6'A
92%
Jan
97%
Jan
Jan
57
Jail
3 %
Jan
10,200
28%
250
27
Jan
3%
Jail
Jill
Jan
39
27
Jan
Jan
Ml
Feb
TO
29'A
Jail
Jan
1%
10
20
.
19 %
Feb
21
23%
27,100
21
Feb
24'A
1A
197,600
1
Feb
li7.i
Feb
50
10
Feb
10%
Jan
20%
130
20
Jan
20%
Jan
246% 546%
19%
21 %
10
19%
19%
21
2,200
'
1
1
0
1C
10
20
10
1
*%•
Feb
Feb
Jan
4%
246%
Feb
246%
Feb
!H
Jan
1
Jan
7'A
Jan
__
6%
48%
-
__
6%
100
6%
Feb
48 %
51%
2,400
47%
Jan
52 %
Jan
39%
430
37%
Jan
40%
J VI
8%
Feb
38%
*
8
.1
10c
1
*
*
;
8%. Man
39
25c
—10
25
25
Specialities
Air Conditioning
•
Feb.,
Jan
4%
Preferred
Feb
Jail
1 %
Jan
54%
225
96
.100
preferred
Shoe
1%
3%
Vz
7 'A
Ltd—
Profit Sharing
8%
1%
2
500
dep
16%
s
";r
1,700
96
—_
.
GOO
700
1
2%
8
6'A
•
10
1
Railways
Preferred
United
700
2 %
7%
1%
jV
w i
Milk
1%
2%
8
•
common
Corp
10,500
3%
1%
6'A
55%
50c
com
'
1
common
—
Feb
Jan
%
warrants
33%
9%
4%
49
Salt Dome Oil Co
Jan
54'A
1%
*
Products
Jan
10%
Samson
Jan
13'A
Jan
55'A
100
of Omaha
Yards
Aircraft
4%
Jan
Co
pfd series A
St.ock
~9%
Feb
Jan
•
1
10%
Jan
52
of California—
United
900
Corp
Canada
Jail
United
Corp Ltd common
preferred—
Jan
12%
190
57/b
10c
5
*
4
Corp
rets ord regis
United NJ RR & Canal
Lawrence
10%
900
10%
Realization
Amer
St
1,300
x6
Feb
2%
Jan
1
common
Jan
10%
1
93
9
5%
1
Jan
13%
U
Ulen
22%
7%
1
common
Ltd
32
17%
Jan
12%
•
22%
575'
4%
5
—
Feb
11
54%
10%
*
Jan
1%
40
—c.
9
5
xl5%
Feb
128
Jan
12%
„
preferred
89
5,100
93
£1
...
400
Jan
25
3%
Union
dep rets for ord reg
Corp common
300
121
53%
10%
*
Lamp Works com
convertible
80c
16%
13
12
warrants
Inc
Tung-Sol
Jan
30
125
x!5%
5
1
1
Jan
20%
3 %
92
.100
pfd F
Cable
Roosevelt
Trunz
.'
Corp
Lux
J.v.i
12%
Jan
1%
19 %
Royce Ltd—
Rome
Mining of Nevada
Tri-Continentai'
27%
Jan
Jan
Co—
4%
Trans
11 %
Jan
10%
100
Corp common
Tokian Royalty Corp
Toledo Edison 4 % % pfd
Tonopah
Feb
26
£1
5s
20
70c
Shipyard
Union
c
Elec
Pendleton
&
—
*
IIIi
Gas
t,
v
Jan
33
1%
3%
1
Engineering
Valley
Gas &
24%
300
20%
—5
Goods
Corpi
Rochester
50
34%
5
1
&
Radiator...
Grande
25%
•
Co
&
Electric
Stix
6*4
6.25
Co
Shoe
(Robert)
Reliance
Ills
Co
Jan
34
,
class A
Jan
53
-'
r-
common.
-17
25%
»
•
Dreferred
Bio
—:
.10
common
Manufacturing
Readme Tube Corp
Jttecu
..
—
Jan
r-1 in
:
1
Todd
11
700
900
Co Ltd—
dep rets ord regis
dep rets def regis
Amer
200
11%
123
123
5
common
11
26%
11%
11%
*
100
pfd
common.—
new
Corporation
11
26
•
common
Light 7%
&
Shovel
Thor
Quaker
Inc
Powei
Thew
Quebtf Power Co
-X
common
Tampa Electric Co common
.
1%
13%
2%
8%
200
1%
1%
1,200
13
2%
3,600
14
2%
—
,
2,400
—
8
Feb
1%
Jan
1%
Feb
14%
Jan
Feb
3'A
J'in
13
2 %
75
Jan
.1
11
77% Feb
Volume
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4777
169
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NEW
RANGE
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Friday
STOCKS—
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
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Radiator
S
11
Friday
Lout
High
New York Curb
Interest
Exchange
6'A
Jan
Isarco
1%
Feb
2'A
Jan
A 7s
with Nov
2
Feb
2'A
Jan
A7s
ex
Feb
4014
Jan
Altalian Superpower 6s
x25 'A
Feb
x25'A
2314
Feb
2'A
Jan
Jan
5'/«
2,800
1%
1 38
l'A
700
2'A
2'/a
k 35'A
2»A
300
35'A
100
35'A
25
450
or
Friday's
Bid &
Hydro-Electric
Aske^
Low
Feb
4'A
Week's Rang*
Last
Sale Price
Period
High
41/2
4'A
33)
EXCHANGE
FEBRUARY
Range Since Jan. 1
—1
-
ENDED
(729)
BONDS
Shares
1
common.
CURB
WEEK
CHRONICLE
for Week
Range
Low
FOR
FINANCIAL
Sale*
of Prices
Par
&
High
Bonds
Range Since
Sold
Wo.
Jan. 1
Low
High
Co—
*
Rubber Reclaiming Co
"nupd Stores Corp corn
U
S
Universal
Consolidated
Universal
Insurance
.10
,
Universal Products Co common
Utah-Idaho
:
_50o
Oil__
x25 »A x25 'A
x25'A
10
24
2314
:
6
2VB
*
Sugar__
Utah Power ft Light common
25
21%
2%
2,400
22
21
400
Nov
1940
1
1947
1
1963
coupon
1953
coupon
/-j
3'As
1960
J-D
Light 3V2S
1969
J-J
1950
T-k
1963
A-O
Feb
Kansas
Electric Power
Jan
Kansas
Power
25A
Jan
McCord
Corp deb 4V2S
22'A
Feb
26
"
Midland
ft
RR—
4% to
at
Milwaukee
Valspar Corp
Venezuelan
preferred
—
Petroleum.
4%
Venezuela Syndicate Inc
Vogt Manufacturing
20c
4'A
12
1,300
•23/8
21a
2%
•
'4
1,200
12
12
4'A
514
Jan
Jan
3
Feb
2%
&
2004
Jan
1214
A-O
3'As
Hydro-Electric
A6M2S
Waitt ft Bond
$2
Ward
Watch
9
ext.*
.100
Corp
1%
500
Manufacturing
Utilities
9
$6
■,
1%
M'< f
114
Coal
Co
1014
Jan
(R
C)
Jan
Ban
5,000
214
Feb
43/b
Jan
Bcullin
l'A
200
l'A
Jan
1%
Jan
Southern
..
7'A
500
6 Mb
preferred
Winnipeg Elec
w
140
140
20
•
Feb
25
140
Jan
Joaquin Lt & Pow
Steel
inc
Industries
Petroleum
Woolworth
(F
Wl
&
ref
1714
Inc
Southern California
Southern
36
Jan
Southwestern
21
Jan
Spalding
AStarrett
Jan
Jan
15'A
Feb
2'A
Jan
900
1714
Feb
18'A
Jan
400
18
8'4
8'A
Jan
9
.
com
Counties
6'A
Gas
6
Feb
914
300
914
Jan
10
4'4
4'4
800
4'A
Feb
5
3rd
Jan
50
15
15'A
100
2314
27 'A
800
100'4 100'4
25 )A
10
15
Jan
2314
Feb
151a
Jail
29
Ternl
Jan
Jan
United
United
97A
918
100
9+8
Jan
lO+A
Jan
11'A
100
11'A
Feb
14
Jan
8
~i%
Interest
Exchange
Period
800
7'A
Jan
8
4,100
1'4
"lli
Jan
2,3tf Jan
Feb
1953
5'As
A
Last
or
Sale Price
of
Steel
Bonds
Friday's
High
100%
101'A 101'A
Af-N
J-J
J-D
1998
A5s
(20%
108 :,4
J-D
A5'/as
120%
1948
redeemed)
3162
101 'A
Jan
90'A
2
10014
2nd
Debenture 5s
1st ref
1,
_
Lt
mtge 3s
Pwr
&
3'As
conv
(Bait)
•
10814
—
1601s
of
1
Dec
1
A
,
'Ercole
Gas
*1
Water
MarelU
Elec
'A
92'A
95'4
52
92
56
105
104
10314 104
17
10334
10414
106 'A 10614
21
106
10614
J-J
87%
87
8734
87
87
J-D
240
3
_
5s
3101 »A 102
A-O
Jf-M
88 'A
87
v
87
Mtg
income
100
111%
Jf-N
-W«l
100
104'A
6014
May
5
A
9734
3117'A
334
100
101
104'A
111%
1
62%
112 'A
25
60)4
1814
Csl
38
M-l
1950
57'A
J-J
196S
-
16
36
30
38
12
$100% 101'/a
38
1984
MS
3'As
Power
100 %
38
10
86
85
24
100%
28 Ms
38
3108'A
J-D
3118%
1989
F-A
118%
101
31003a 102
86
108
118%
3108
A-O
1960
5s
J-D
82'A
107%
1964
2030
5s
102
__
~
Newspaper Union—
Interest
Exchange
Last
Period
Week's Range
"
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
A-O
J-J
37'A
70'A
70
70
5s
1953
F-A
1983
J-J
2068
70
6%
.,■■■
70'A
1
70
6%
M
38'A
75
70
7
14
28
M-N
6)4
133 4
28
24'A
29
40
37'A
38'A
1951
J-D
£37%
1947
JT-1V
1947
A-O
A
Mortgage Bank of Chile 6s
1931
JAP
£27
1973
J-»
—2006
1997
;
£42%
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
116
37'A
1
14
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
A7a (issue of Oct.
1927)
100'A
High
14
M-A
2'As
Jan. I
Low
38
70%
M-N
to
Range Since
Sold
No.
362
J-D
1955
Interest reduced
High
Bonds
362
City (Peru) 6'As stamped_1958
Maranhao stamped (Plan A)
48)4
97 3A
116
—
7s
stamped
43
42'A
42 V4
£65
70
61'A
64
JJ
£29'A
31
26 »A
30
J-J
16'A
16
£42%
'
33
36
—
Parana
•
M-Jf
57'A
3102
7
103 ""
^
(Republic or)
1
105
1
58
105
*No
37
361«
3714
11
33
3714
24
31%-
37
4
37
37
36
37
7
32
37
1957
1912
/-J
37
10
32%
37%
17
•
3 l'A
Government
par
Odd-lot
37'A
37
....
37'A
value,
a
transaction
A Bonds
6'As
1919
M-3
2'A
2'A
20
2
3
J-J
23/a
2'A
20
2Va
2:4
Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
(not included in year's range),
f Ex-distributibn.
g Ex-stock
div.
h Ex-
being traded flat.
in receivership.'
§ Reported
v'
Abbreviations used above—"'cod,"
v.
G2
„
6414
21
62
•
"w
-66
i,"
when issued;
"w w,"
with
warrants;
t
Below
are
the daily
closing averages of representative stocks and bond*
the New York Stock
on
Exchange
as
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.,
—Bonds-
Stocks10
Feb.
5
Feb. .7,
Feb.
:
8
Feb.
_
9
Feb.
10..—.
Feb.
11__
-
-
_
-
.
20
Rail¬
Util¬
trials
Date—
30
Indus¬
~
roads
ities
Total
15
175.60
50.47
174.43
49.59
34.24
173.71
49.90
34.30
50.08
34.20
First
10
Second
10
Total
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
40
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
Bond*
101.68
103.81
89.91
103.31
34.56
174.61
10
63.73
1
99.68
63.12
101.72
103.74
89.59
103.30
99.59
63.07
101.75
103.81
89.44
103.21
99.55
63.29
101.65
103.71
89.43
103.10
99.47
172.41
48.94
34.05
62.43
101.61
103.56
89.19
103.33
99.42
171.93
48.70
34.11
62.28
101.66
103.64
89.08
103.55
99.48
"cons," consolidated;
cum,
cumula¬
stock; "vtc," voting trust certificates;
"x w," without-warrants.
Stock and Bond Averages
listed
for cash,
.
certificates of deposit;
tive;, "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting
1
27
principal.
n Under-the-rule
transaction (not included in year's range),
r Transaction
(not included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
3Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
37%
36'A
f-k
37'A
3G
37
,
16:8
24'A
28
i.2013
to
A5%»
105%
37
£26
J-D
2%
1921
ARussiao
"
15'A
45
(Plan A)
stamped
Teducea
Interest
102'A
56'A
—
2'/aS (ser A B C D E)
Rio de Janeiro
5714
10214
__
57
105
-
52'A
102%. 102%,
• -
57
J-R
(Plan A)
to 2M«s
Interest reduced
Peru
10214
/-J
1088
(July 1941 coupon)
stamped
—
—
3102
J-D
.
1933
ctfa
,/
315
5'As
is to
1957
25
1950
coupon
Traction
e
1941 coup)
escrow
24'A
37
ALima
631A
47
98'A
~
40
315";"
1081
(Aug 1941 .coupon)
Debenture
22
£23
J-D
External
102'/*
47
343
97%
M-l
1170
C
Internet* Power Co—
67
24'A
1950
coupon
Danzig Port ft Waterways—
AExternal 6'As stamped
101'A
Power Sec—
series F
A 7s
63
+
1949
4s
J
debs
Water
Penn
105
9914
-
14
11118 111%
60 Mi
4*4
.
1998
series E
A7«
A 7s
127
Hotel—
Electric
AMedellin
-1161
A6^s (Dec 1
A 7s
A-O
2
104%
95'A
124
Co—
Indianapolis Power ft Lt 3%s
-
£23
External
104'A
—
104
104
A-O
1*5*
.Guantanamo ft Western 6s
•
9614
'A
87
.;
310414
J-J
1993
3'As
RR
stamped
series
J-J
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col) —
A 20-year 7s
April 1946
A20-year 7s
Jan 1947
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank of)
ACauca Valley 7s
1946
Danish Cons Municipal Loan—
10514
,
1*93
Orand Trunk' Western Ry 4s
Green Mountain Power 33As_—.
A6'A»
67
90
Co—
1940
renn
Finland Residential Mtge Bank—
International
67
93
89'A
'
5s
A-O
Lots
66
105'A 10514
A6%s-with Nov 1 1940 coupon—1MI
A6VaS ex Nov 1 1947 coupon,
181*
-
130
Friday
Division—
J
Fuel
Lt &
£125
1
BONDS
RR—
mtge 4s ser A
1st mtge-4s ser B
Eastern
Elmira
A-O
104'A
18
Foreign Governments & Municipalities
City)—
1st
-
93
1940
N
1947
1
10114
105 3 «
jf-Q
,
1964
N
90
160'A
101'A
—
92
1981
(Bait
& Western
Lackawanna
92
'A
1976
Gtn mtg* 4>/aa
Delaware Lack
100'A
£104% 105'A
90
10814
3
165
1989
Q
debs
Gaa
F-A
M-N
1946
Electric Service
with Dec
Washington
—
P
1st ref mtge 2®As ser
1st ref 3%s series R
Consolidated
105'A
1001'2
10614
108 34
1963
ser
10314
Industries—
ex
10014
A-O
1958
1977
89
MS
1969
Gas El
3%S—1970
stamped
102
106
M-S
.
1966
Debenture 3e
Registered
107
£105
i'
J-J
High
2
v.\.
101'A 101'A
J-J
1954
5s
Debenture 5s
Conaol
1971
Corp—
redeemed)
Cities Service
105'A
105'A
£99% 102
4-0
•
104
105%
107
105'A
32
1061a IO6I4
Q-F
1970
Low
18
Canacu—
Electric
•
20
Jan. 1
No.
100'A 100+/8
101'A
1955
6s
States
10114
£103%
1980
New York Curb
ICentral
F-A
' 104'A
Range Since
Sold
1061B 10614
J-J
2%s
Edison
101'/8
£105'A
6s conv s f debentures
Bid & Asked
/-D
1964
5s series C
'Bethlehem
•
1960
Telephone
Boston
J-j
104
Corp—
Waldorf-Astoria
Week's Rang*
Low
1970
deb
101
115
£101 'A
104'A
I960
Electric Co of
A 5s
~2'/«
Appalachian Elec Power 3'As
Tel
£113
A-O
1970
stamped
A7s
£1
Associated
ft
Jf-B
102
100 la
£9914
AP'As with Aug 1 1940 ccupon__1981
A 6 '/a s ex Aug 1 1947
coupon
1953
1001a
11'A
BONDS
City Electric 3'As
155 ;
101 »A
Hydro-Electric Co—
Jan
100
2
Friday
Tel
H rf* CO
—
trust
(Hugo)
A7-4s
Western
Atlantic
30'A
Jan
•
4'As
153
M-f
1989
West
Electric
3'As
(Calif)
Elec
&
West
New York Curb
153
no i'A 102
1931*>
Corp inc 5s
(Hugo)
A7-4s
Jan
6
914
714
—
26
—
1988
5s
A 7s
preference
40
1973
Gas
Gas
G)
(A
Stinnes
Ltd—
Wright Hargreaves Ltd--——
Assoc
1953
3s
,
collateral
5s
Jan
6
American deposit receipts
Bell
M-N
B
1st mtge 3s
Jan
-
8
...
new
93'A
106'A
106
J15
j-j
6s B—
Edison
ser
Jan
2'A
8»A
6
3s
Jan
Jan
—
"514
M
25
15
—
1st
150
35'A
-100
pfd
93
105'A
105'A
1971
Jan
20'A
,
•
4'/a%
93
104'A
106'A 106'A
A-O
mtge 3s
California
'
.2
25
w
Wooriall
Jan
114
1
common
Wcodley
71 e
*
Jan
.1
Inc
common
Wisconsin Pwr ft Lt
Jan
112
■
,
•
Co
ft
Products
Brothers
103)4
134
3s_1981
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp
2'A
314
6%
5
_
108
103
UQ5'A 106'A
J-J
1998
Jan
Stinnes
_
106 Va
Borough Gas ft Electric—
6 Vis series A
'A
1
—10
...
102 'A
10314
93
j-d
1951
Feb
Queens
214
'.
1
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wicke.s (The) Corp
104'A
104'A
107% 107%
Jan
1
200
—20
ft
65
104
104'A
104)4 104 %
tl03
1960
debs
Jan
2'A
22,800
—1
6 'it
6%
50-year
9%
/
1%
—to
(Win)
104'A
1960
coupon__
coupon
Jan
+•; i__"
■
9
—
•
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
104)4 104)4
1104 '/a
Co—
1940
1947
114
8'A
;
'
500
1
.1.28
preferred-
Westmoreland Inc
5%
Jan
l'A. Jan
9
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd. IIoo
•
Weslern. Tablet ft Stationery com
Westmoreland
Wtllsoui
1
1
3'/as series A
Texas
Wilson
Jan
l'A
1
Wentworth
Williams
Oct
Oct
62'A
'
1
We«t
Whitman
ex
3
Co
Aircraft
91a
200
'
'
Baking Co warrants—....-
Warner
9
.
1»4
.
1%
—30
__
with
A6V2S
l'A
l'A
1
preferred
cum
Waltham
ctfa
Inc
101%
63
Public Service Elec & Gas Co—
•
Wagner Baking voting trust
7 %
preferred
101%
j-j
1970
Piedmont
Waco Aircraft Co
4s
3 V4S
mtge
Lexington 1st mtge 3s
1964
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'/4S_1964
W
108 :,4
62'A
A-O
1st
3s
Park
Jan
108'A
10114 101%
j-d
1908
1971
Westchester Ltg
Power
1st mtge
Jan
26
108'A 108'A
M-N
Ohio
Jan
x70
Feb
12
200
61'«
Feb
68
__
4
Jan
514
200
5%
—,
31
nor
„
lf-fl
1901
NY
514
—
Gas & Light 4Mas
England Power 3'As
1967
New
5%
—1
common
64 convertible
2l
•
J25
Valley
Extended
V
2714
28
115
1968
;
40
J34
'
34
COMMERCIAL
THE
(730)
&
OTHER STOCK
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
Monday, February 14, 1949
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
EXCHANGES
FEBRUARY
ENDED
11
Week's
Rang*
Par
Arundel Corporation
Baltimore Transit Co—
1st preferred
5%
13%
13%
765
13 %
15
430
14%
Co
common
common
Feb
Feb
16
Feb
Doehler-Jarvis
Feb
Domestic Credit Corp
168
15
170
164%
170
Jan
Corp
Jan
Jan
105
30%
30%
125
29%
Jan
31
53
53 %
270
49%
Jan
54%
1975
1975
531/4
59
60
105
100
30%
—2
Transit
4s
Co
Jan
Feb
31%
Jan
7%
Jan
7
7
50
7
Feb
30
100
30
Feb
2%
2%
2 "A
50
Jan
Feb
30
2Vz
*'■
Jan
Jan
90
90
10
90
Feb
95
Jan
13
*
15
7
105
105
1
Dock
&
Dredge
13
200
13
Jan
13
Jan
53%
$15,500
48
Jan
53%
Feb
2,000
55
Jan
60
Feb
Brewing common
12>A
5%
Feb
6
Jan
1,550
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
5%
Feb
6
Jan
1,800
8'A
il
10
59%
1
*
8%
common
9%
Feb
58 Vz
^an
6
7%
Corp common.
Motors
Feb
100
5%
~7%
1Y*
Corp
General Finance
General
Auto
9%
11%
850
11%
10
Drive
Fox
(Peter)
11%
5
60
1,450
9%
9%
Co common
of America Inc
Flour Mills
Four-Wheel
5s series A
27'/a
Jan
51
28 VA
29'A
400
Jan
Jan
Connell—
&
Fitz-Simmons
Jan
50
30
/ High
•
26 Vz
25
150
2,900
30
1
class A
26%
26 Vz
29 y4
5
Eddy Paper Corp (The)
Low
26%
10
j'
—
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
26'/a
2o%
Jan
BONDS—
Baltimore
Crane
14%
Mills—
Casualty
Guaranty
U S Fidelity &
High
Low
High
Edison
Commonwealth
H
High
Low
5
25
25
Inc
Co
(The)
Coleman
Elgin National Watch——
6.75%
Amsterdam
Range Since Jan. 1
Dodge Mfg Corp .common
Vernon-Woodberry
prior preferred
Mount
Shares
14%
13%
•
100
:-20
v t c_
Fidelity & Deposit Co—_
New
Low
of Prices
Par
Sales
of Prices
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS—
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS—
for Week
Last
Exchange
Last
Friiay
Sales
Week's
Friday
Baltimore Stock
12
g
6
6
60%
59%
Feb
Jan
Feb
62%
1
I
Gibson
Boston Stock
Friday
Week's
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
Agricultural Chemical
American Sugar Refining
American Tel & Tel
Woolen
American
Anaconda
Copper
50
34%
Jan
40%
15
33%
Feb
36%
Jan
3,641
143%
Jan
150%
631
34%
Jan
34%
Hecla
_
Service
Mining Co
Jan
pfd series A
1st
116%
Feb
120
40%
Jan
42%
Jan
16%
17
615
16%
Jan
19%
Jan
Kellogg
Jan
5
225
5
38%
Feb
109
40%
4%
Feb
5
100
5
15%
15%
15%
50
74
73
75%
235
4%
73
4%
4%
Switchboard
preferred
,
Jan
43
5yB
Jan
5%
Univ
Ext
Salle
La
Jan
9%
Feb
16%
16%
15 >/4
1,050
9'/a
9%
16
450
Jan
17
14%
500
14%
Feb
15%
Jan
9
Jan
Feb
10
Jan
9
15%
15%
16
850
15%
Feb
17'A
Jan
x49%
48%
51
101
48'/a
Feb
53
Jan
16
Jan
17
Jan
Jan /
liy2
Jan
Jan
18%
Jan
69
4%
Jan
76
Feb
Libby
Jan
Lincoln
Feb
5%
Middle
Field
Marshall
Jan
West
&
Co
Miller & Hart Inc
Modine
Mfg
6%
Jan
17%
25
25
4y8
4%
4'/a
100
;
25
25%
1,300
12'/a
14
9,950
10
88
14
88
10
88
6%
6%
1,800
,
G%
8
Feb
4%
Jan
Feb
27'A
Jan
Jan
14
Feb
Feb
88
Feb
Jan
Monroe
Chemical
30
64
Jan
68%
Jan
Montgomery Ward & Co
25
84
Feb
55
100
15%
Jan
15%
Feb
52%
52%
100
51
Jan
54%
Jan
22%
22%
100
22 Vb
Jan
24
2'/a
5,800
1 %
Feb
Feb
11
Jan
8
2
9%
1%
1,250
13%
250
13%
Jan
14 Vh
Jan
15 Vb
50
15
Feb
15 Vb
Feb
23%
23%
200
9%
4%
Feb
Jan
55%
Jan
28%
50
28%
Feb
28 Vz
Jan
30%
450
30
Jan
31%
Jan
30'A
300
27%
Feb
31
Jan
28'A
30
20
27%
*
♦
x23%
Jan
20%
20%
19%
22%
33%
34%
220
33%
Feb
35%
Jan
North
•
58%
60 y8
319
53%
Jan
61%
Feb
Northern 111 Corp
1
*
•
42.55
42.55
22
43.75
Jan
Northwest
35%
37%
2,028
35%
Feb
40 y8
30%
552
29%
Feb
33%
Jan
30
4
Jan
29%
10
36
Jan
Car
American
common
common
Bancorp
common
Manufacturing
Oak
Parker
Co
Pen
1
common
__
8
Jan
24%
250
22%
8%
1,750
-8%
Feb
200
21%
1,580
7%
*'
Jan
-9%
Jan
23%
Feb
7%
21%
Feb
9
24 Vz
Jan
23%
8y»
8'/a
25
common—
150
9
8%
i
Jan
25
Feb
Feb
52%
30
54
Muskegon Mot Spec cl A
23%
500
4%
4
53
National Standard common—--
Jan
13%
13%
*
Jan
Jan
2%
15
10
—*
9
39
Jan
42.55
,
9%
'
common———*
88
Jan
Jan
700
10
1
common
Co
Feb
8%
8'/a
15%
vtc
preferred—'
prior
$1
446
20%
6%
Feb
15%
8
•
Minneapolis Brew Co common
.
450
5
common
Feb
Jan
17%
*
common
4
30
17%
17%
7
capital
Corp
261
65
xl07/a
1
Printing Co common
Feb
65
300
5
common
Jan
5
210
11%
*
100
common
1%
39
16
10%
Jan
16
Jan
15%
.
16
•*
McNeil & Libby common
Jan
*
Co
32%
Jan
16%
1
—
46%
4
*
General Electric
Feb
8%
•
com
(new)—
Harvester
Feb
100
86
General Capital Corp
29%
200
14%
*
Prod common
Feb
661
1%
35
Inc
200
9%
10
Pneumatic Tool
Steel
1%
41%
1%
39
35
Stores
Jan
29%
9%
i
Lindsay Lt & Chemical common
84
Gillette Safety Razor
Indiana
5%
100
National
9%
25
cap
capital
Co
International
Independent
167/a
new
common—j.
Brick
Illinois
197
100
Employers Group Assoc
Feb
1
common
Co
Brew
Inc
Horder's
1,295
6%
preferred class B
pfd adjustment
Eastern Steamship
Lines
8 Vb
Jan
41%
33
5%
First
Jan
38
40%
-100
100
Common
6%
36%
Massachusetts Street Ry—
Eastern
(G)
116% 118%
116%
41%
•
100
5
100
26
Trust
RR
Providence
&
700
*
*
common
Dk
&
Spencer Bartlett common
35
4%
&
Heileman
Hibb
Feb
38%
Boston Personal Prop
Dr
31%
100
ruO
Calumet
Lakes
479
31%
100
Cl A 1st pfd stampeu
H)
8%
29%
—*
common
(W
8%
Jan
33%
preferred
prior
Boston
Cliff
High
37%
cl A 1st pfd unstamped
7%
Cities
Low
High
RR—,
Maine
&
Boston
common
Hammond Instrument Co common
144% 147%
146%
36%
100
Stamped
5%
Range Since Jan. 1
Elevated Railway—
Boston
5%
Shares
33%
100
25
RR
Albany
&
Boston
Boston Edison
Co
Gossard
Great
37%
*
100
100
*
50
American
Bros
Co
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Safety Razor common
Goldblatt
Sales
Last
::
'
Gillette
Exchange
Refrigerator
Jan
Feb
'
Isle Royale Copper
Kennecott Copper
Loew's
Maine
15
*
Central
Jan
4%
Feb
46%
Feb
56%
Jan
57c
120
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
Penn
10
Jan
12%
Jan
58
Feb
62"
48 %
48%
50%
94
'48%
Feb
50%
Jan
12%
12%
13%
362
12%
Feb
15%
Jan
15c
21c
13c
Jan
Cos—I
Service
Electric
Pennsylvania
8%
8%
83
8%
class
19
13
13
16 Vb
16%
24,600
25c
Circle
Perfect
—
50
1,300
Rath
(The)
Co
10
400
9%
1
common.
Packing common
1
5
4%
2'%
(The); common
&_
9%
250
25%
25%
110
Jan
9%
2,140
8%
Jan
9%
Feb
84%
300
80%
Jan
87%
Jan
8%
32
7%
Jan
9%
Jan
St Louis Nat Stockyards capital
•
x—*
Co capital
Sears Roebuck &
Serrick
Prod Corp
36c
44c
2,400
30c
Feb
45c
Jan
Shellmar
16%
15%
16%
1,089
15%
Feb
17%
Jan
6%
Jan
7
Feb
Signode Steel Strap common
Sinclair Oil Corp
•
4%
4%
238
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
Society Brand Clothes common
•
14%
14%
15%
1,310
14%
Jan
15%
*
12%
13%
60
12%
Feb
14%
Jan
Quincy Mining Co
Rexall Drug
Co_
& Webster
Stop & Shop
6%
Torrtngton Co
Union Twist Drill
Bend
South
Works
Lathe
•
common
6
capital
60
11
Jan
13
Feb
80
32
Feb
34%
Jan
Standard Forgings
34%
34%
55
34
Jan
35%
51%
3,973
49%
Feb
53
Jan
50%
275
47%
Jan
52 y4
Jan
US Rubber Co
10
38%
40
259
38%
Feb
43 VB
Jan
13
13
Waldorf System
Inc
49%
13
22%
22%
12%
Corp
.
20
24%
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
410
22%
Feb
26%
Jan
Stewart-Warner- Corp
Container
Sunbeam
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS—
of Prices
Low
Par
Admiral Corp
Advanced Alum Castings
Ball
Aetna
Bearing
Allied Laboratories
common
4%
9%
17%
__
9%
*
common
15%
15%
1
5
•
common
__
Swift & Co
capital stock
International
of
Thor
208
South
La
19%
Jan
700
15%
Feb
200
800
400
16
4%.
10
18%
4%
Jan
9%
Feb
10%
Jan
17%
Feb
19
Jan
5
Jan
U
s
Steel
Armour &
Asbestos
Co
Tel
&
Co
100
capital
5
Mfg
Co
commcn
,
7
1
common
146% 147%
6%
7
__
—
1%
1,000
1,800
100
1%
144
Jan
150%
Jan
6%
Feb
7%
Jan
1%
Jan
1%
Lines
Washer
Jan
13 Vz
Jan
19%
20%
Belden
Mfg
Co
common
5%
5%
Jan
Vz
Jan
17%
Feb
21'/a
18
Jan
5%
450
8%
Jan
2%
2%
200
2%
Jan
2"%
Jan
7%
Feb
8 y2
2%
Jan
3>A
9'/2
9%
9%
100
9Vz
Feb
10
36%
36%
38%
1,200
36%
Feb
41%
Jan
12%
12%
12%
500
12%
Feb
14 y4
Jan
6%
300
6 Vb
Jan
6%
38
10%
38
39%
650
33 V2
Jan
10
10%
1,200
29 Vz
29%. 30
7%
1,750
50
550
6%
Feb
7%
Jan
American
5
Aviation
(George W)
Borg
(E L)
Castle
(A
1
—10
1
*
Corp
common
preferred
Convertible
__
__
8%
10
common
M)
Secur
111
18 %
common
Biscuit
Co
&
Central
9%
46%
—
12%
,
Butler Bros common
Carr-Consol
46%
10
5
common
Burton-Dixie Corp
6%
2%
Corp
Borg-Warner Corp common
Bruce Co
6%
1
Berghoff Brewing Corp
32
__
___
,
17%
8%
2%
2%
35
Jan
36%
Jan
Jan
15%
Feb
—
"
1
Anaconda
&
Cherry
S
W
Utll
Burrell
Chicago Corp
Convertible
50c
common
Corp
5
1
*
common
common
preferred
__
32
Feb
33%
12
—
x65
Jan
Jail
Bethlehem
St
Paul
&
Pac
*
vtc—
Convertible
Chrysler Corp
Club
Alum
For
preferred
,
footnotes
see
112%
2%
(new)
Products
*
__
70
Co
common
pagp
42.
"
5%
Steel
10%
Jan
Canadian
Feb
53%
Jan
Feb
22
Jan
Columbia
16%
Jan
17%
Feb
Jan
9%
Jan
2
Feb
3
Feb
Farnstforth
Jan
600
50
6%
St
San
Jan
7%
common
Jan
ll%
Jan
49%
Feb
59%
Jan
13%
Jan
25
Jan
44
44
43
Feb
44
Jan
37
38%
2,500
38%
Jan
41%
Jan
11%
11%
100
11%
Feb
12%
Jan
71
72%
4,100
69
Jan
78%
Jan
23%
23%
300
23%
Feb
74%
74%
20
74%
Feb
37
71
90
<
Jan
.26
Feb
.74%
•
10 Vi
10%
ioy2
1,900
10%
Feb
10%
Jan
x9%
x9%
9%
100
x9%
Feb
10%
Jan
5
100
13
13
13
Jan
Jan
-V13.,
•
50
10
100
•
Feb
2%
2%
—
"7%
700
8
13
13
13%
32'/a
32
33
25%
25%
200
1,200
100
Feb
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
Feb
14%
Jan
13
31
31
31%
1,200
35
* Jan
32
Feb
24%
Jan
26%
Jan
103 Vz
Jan
Feb
33%
Jan
102
31
Jan
i
9% Feb
12%
Feb
14%
Jan
11%
700
10%
Feb
13 VB
Jan
10%
300
10%
Feb
11%
Jan
6y2
6%
7
600
6%
Feb
8%
Jan
9
8%
9'/a
1,800
7'A
Jan
9 Vs
Feb
Radio—___1
1%
1%
4 Vs
2,700
1%
Feb
7'/a
Jan
*
Television
&
36 Vb
37%
1,000
36
Jan
35%
Jan
General
Electric
1%
Jan
General
Public Utility Corp
14%
Feb
Graham-Paige
450
10%
Jan
12
Feb
9%
800
10%
10%
(The)
Feb
34%
11%
65
13%
10%
10%
25
Co
System Inc
Jan
50
2,350
1
12%
1
1
Ry
"
•
Pacific
Gas
11%
Feb
13%
Gas
Co
2
Vz'
Feb
39%
11%
36
_2%
Jan
12
900
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
6
Feb
5%
5%
800
4%
5
12 V2
12%
14'/a
2,200
12%
*
10%
10%
11%
1,000
10%
*
Light
3%
3%
:Z4Z-
3,900
3%
Feb
4
15%
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Nash-Kelvinator
York
Feb
11%
Jan
New
Jan
65 %
Jan
Packard
7
Corp
Central
Motor
American
RR
capital
Car
6%
Feb
Jan
Paramount Pictures Inc new
110
10
700
66%
Jan
70%
Feb
Jan
112%
Feb
Pure
5%
50
Oil
Jan
'57%
Jan
Radio
5%
Jan
6
Jan
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
of
com
common
51%
Corp
■
Jan
4%
Jan
8%
Jan
America
400
8'A
23%
23%
200
22%
Jan
24 y4
Feb
8%
8%
8%
500
8 Vn
Jan
10
Jan
•
25%
25%
26%
700
25%
Feb
31%
Jan
11%
12
1,600
11'A
Feb
14 y4
common
Jan
7%
Jan
1
*
8% Z
8%
2Vz
Pepsi-Cola
Co
Co (The)
13%
Feb
Feb
33V2
Airways Corp
600
111
12%
5
1
Motors
6%
5%
9%
49'A
Jan
com
new
70%
112% 112'A
52% 54%
70
100
200
Jan
1
Curtiss-Wright
9%
65
10
49%
12
capital
Continental Motors
8%
9%
x65
Jan
2
Certain-teed Products
18%
1,100
150
32 %
22%
common
& Santa Fe
Atchison Topeka
Pan
Chic Milw
Chicago Towel Co common—-.——*
fc
46%
11%
13
Jan
29
*
Corp
600
600
11%
12
j;
Jan
12'%
Mining
Copper
Steel
Laclede
Cent
Radiator
American
14%
6%
2,150
Feb
11%
10
1
100
500
1
—■
Feb
41
9% Jan
100
Air Lines Inc„
100
9%
50
18%
17%
8%
500
Feb
'
Machine
400
7
13%
/I
—
300
3
35%
1%
14
35%
—
32%
6%
Jan
Jan
150
Alleghany Corp
6%
35
15%
Armco
Bendix
6
Stocks—
5%
35
15
*
12%
common—,
Yates-American
6%
15
Jan
50
Jan
2%
__
Jan
Feb
Jan
6%
*
10
Bastian-Blessing Co common
Jan
13
Feb
Jan
19 'A
900
*
Bankshares
Indust
Woodall
3
Corp
28'A
24%
12%
3,100
150
13
12%
24
450
400
25%
24%
.
23
prior preferred
3
common
Jan
39%
Feb
900
•
(new;—•
10
capital
Inc
Inc—
Stores
Cumulative
57/e
4
capital
Athey Products Corp
Avco Manufacturing
33
Feb
11%
12
common—
Unlisted
Automatic
Jan
35 '/a
150
23
Westinghouse Elec & Mfg com
Wieboldt
31%
10
1,400
12
—-2
St Corp
Salle
Union Carbide & Carb
United Air
High
Jan
5
Low
High
Feb
2 6'A
8
3%
_25
Corp
Range Since Jan.1
Shares
9%
Jan
31%
17%
—-
Trane Co (The) common—
Sales
for Week
Feb
3
.
(The)——
Texas Co
9%
25
Ltd—
Co
deposit
Wisconsin
Tel
American
Corp common
Corp common
Mach Tool new com
Ctfs
Friday
Jan
Feb
5
common
Sundstrand
Swift
Chicago Stock Exchange
Jan
5%
4%
25
5
1
common
Standard Oil of Ind capital
Stone
*
:
Electric
Westinghouse
*
___
Jan
17%
36%
Jan
49"%
49%
5
Co
Jan
13%
25
13
32%
25
United Fruit
19 Vz
Jan
•
12
United Shoe Machinery common
Feb
"Feb
35'/a
5%
5
2
20
1
Spiegel Inc common
Standard Dredging common
32
1
*
Inc—
250
6%
13
16 V8
Jan
8
31%
Jan
Inc
25y2
13
19%
1
Association
2.50
:
Pennsylvania RR
19
.
11%
__
35Ve
__1
cl B common
Corp
50
25
-2.50
North Butte Mining
Bhawmut
200
19
50
A
capital
RR
.
"
Potter
1
20
System
'60
Switch
7%
10
prior preferred
Elec
'■
Jan
:—-—L—100
—_—-*■
England Tel & Tel—
100
Y New Haven & Hartford———100
Stone
210
165
11%
11
New
N
4
58
Nash-Kelvinator
England
100
618
14
100
common
preferred —2
Mergenthaler Linotype
New
4%
49%
14
5
RR
5%
National
4%
46%
25
—.
Theatre
Boston
5
25
Peabody Coal Co common
11 y4
'
1
-
9
Jan
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Number 4777
169
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&
FINANCIAL
OTHER STOCK
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
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STOCKS-
:
Sale Price
Republic
:r.
Steel
Corp
common.
Rexail Drug Inc
Schenley
Soconv
Lew
1
Distillers
Vacuum
Standard
Oil of N
Standard
Steel
Inc
Co
43/4
24
43/4
J——
153/a
;
—25
-
Spring.;.
15%
1414
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Corp-common.
27 %
5'/4
Jan
30
1714
Jan
600
6614
Feb
73%
Jan
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Feb
1614
16 3/4
Jan
y
v
common
400
Feb
2114
Detroit Stock
1,900
9%
Feb
1114
:2%
400
1634
2%
Jan
2%
ll'/s
200
Jan
11%
11
Week'a
STOCKS—
Range
Sale Price
American
Laundry
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. l'-'r
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C
N 0 &
T
&
gommon— -8.50
Elec
&
Cincinnati
Crosley
Tobacco
Altes
i52
14%
Feb
15%
Jan
American
—;
Warehouse
200
5
Feb
5
23%
7
Briggs
27%
90%
29%
90%
Jan
Feb
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
43
73%
Jan
76%
Jan
29
Feb
30
Jan
Jan
Metal
Feb
Manufacturing
*J)
76%
29
; :/
5
70
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76
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23
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46
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86
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94
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12%
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231
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Steel
of
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56
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62%
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130
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20
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12%
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160
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34
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34
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6
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102
10%
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13%
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75
26%
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16
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1
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54%
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25%
36%
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59%
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Jan
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10
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Feb
29%
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General
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Feb
1
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26%
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Manufacturing
General
Hoskins
Jan
345
200
214
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Trailer
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29
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common
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28
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Friars
28
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10%
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20
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3.7%
.
Feb
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28%
39
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31%
31%
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250
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45
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Detroit-Michigan Stove common
26%
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Jan
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Cleveland
24%
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Jan
6
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10
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26%
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City Ice
38 %
Feb
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25
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38
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Range Since Jan. 1
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13
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1
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Jan
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Motors
Tissue
Crystal
Tel
25%
29
25
Bell
Sub
Jan
90 %
Cincinnati Street
Cine
22%
5>
21%
—m
Brewing
130
15
5
*
Electric
for Week
ef
Par
Allen
25 %
.
14%
*;
,
High
J.
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—
Gas
,
1
7„.
Champion Paper & Fibre
Churngold Corp;
v-Cincinnati
24
8
„—
Brummell,
24%
Low
High
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS—
Exchange
Week's
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for Week
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N
20
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Baldwin
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v
Par
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Telephesss
Sale*
Last.
yv'y 'T-'
Exchange
Jan
Friday
+
York Curb
Chicago Stock Exchange
Building
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
-
Exchange
Feb
11 %
New
Exchange
Jan
23/a
Ford
Jan
10
11 %
.
New York Stock
•
1714
93/4'
r
—
—1
Corp
Wilson & Co
Members
Jan
Feb
1 --1200
■£:; 14%" 14%
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Jan
67 %."<>*
•
11
Jan
Feb
2%
Sunray Oil Corp
United
Feb
43/4
15 34
:'
Studebaker
237/s
4,700
16
66 %
—-1
—
FEBRUARY
Hiah
300
1,200
.
47/a
2714
15
—
EXCHANGES
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
-l3/4
Corp
Oil
for Week
Shares
,,,.
High '
23Va
.2%
(731)
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
WEEK
FOR
CHRONICLE
_
Co
7c
Jan
12%
Feb
7c
7c
1,000
—25
-1—
12%
12%
381
a33
a33
a35
75
a—
50
a—
*
(Un)
Corp
_
_
1
—_
a53% a53 Va
11%
11%
425
Jan
a__
25
(Un)
(Un)
Products
a
9%
11%
7c
Jan
14%
Jan
a__
—
Feb
---
a—
13%
Jan
35
CHRONICLE
& FINANCIAL
COMMERCIAL
THE
(732)
36
Monday, February 14, 1949
OTHER STOCK EXCHANCES
Week's
Range
Chrysler
100
3%
Feb
3%
Feb
830
52%
Feb
56%
Jan
38%
39%
890
38%
Feb
45%
Jan
5 Va
38%
&
4%
414
300
4%
Feb
Jan
Texas Company
16%
16%
180
16%
Feb
19
Jan
Texas
18
18'/4
883
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
Textron
10%
212
10%
Feb
11%
Jan
al7
al7
70
16%
Jau
17
Feb
Tidewater Assoc Oil Co
a25% a26%
409
25%
Jan
26%
Jan
Transamerica
3%
5,325
Jan
3%
Jan
Transcontinental & Western Air
a26
Preferred
1.45
2,300
1.20
Feb
1.50
Jan
Tri-Continental
22%
605
22 Va
Jan
22%
Jan
Twentieth
7
7%
740
6%
Jan
7%
17%
550
17 Va
Jan
17%
Jan
a9
142
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
Union
Oil
820
6%
Feb
8 Vfe
Jan
Union
47% a48 %
69
Jan
55 Va
9
150
9
Jan
a24'/8 a25Va
396
25
Jan
1
A*
55
RR
100
6%
Feb
7
Jan
United
States
7'A
Jan
9%
Feb
United
States
105
a49% a49%
v.
20
a__.
a—
-
a—
a-A
.10
20'A a20Ve
20'A
21%
Jan
Universal
—
Van
—.•
Jan
13%
1214
13
495
12%
Feb
11
1114
200
11
Feb
12%
21%
125
21%
Feb
21%
Rubber
Steel
Consol
de Kamp's
Corporation
Garrett
—
—
55c
10
10%
218
10
Feb
10%
930
37
Feb
39%
42
Jan
42%
al2
25
23%
*
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co common—*
Graham-Paige Motors Corp (Un)
1
Great Northern Ry preferred (Un)—*
Greyhound Corp (Un)
3
a56
(Un)
McBean & Co
(B F) Co (Un)
Gladding
Goodrich
1%
310
7%
Feb
Hancock
Oil
Development Co
Holiy
Hupp Corporation
Illinois Central RR
(Un
Co
Oil Company
Jade
Kennecott
(Un).
(Un)_.
McNeil & Libby
Libby
;
;
Lincoln Petroleum
Co
Lockheed Aircraft
Corp
Jan
62%
11%
Jan
12 Vfe
Feb
25-
(Un)——.
Inc
Feb
3%
38%
185
38%
Feb
38%
Feb
10%
10%
Feb
11
Jan
American Tel
Central
New^York
a__
630
175
Corporation Ltd
•TNordon
45
*North'American
Pacific Ry
"Northern
Aircraft
Northrop
Oil
Oceanic
Gas
&
Jan
Curtis
11%
Jan
Delaware Power <fe Light com
a2
a2
7 VaC
7%
8%
Co
Radio Corp
Rexall
& Gas
1.05
1,000
1.00
29%
46%
115
46%
Feb
8%
9'A
619
«'/a
Jan
Power
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
50 vb
Feb
56 %
40 Va
Feb
46%
Jan
394
23%
Feb
26 %
Jan
a
8Vi
a
RR
290
a
91
15%
'•
75
95c
Jan
"8%
Jan
Philco
Corp
Jan
1.45
Jan
Public
Service
100
El
Jan
Jan
Salt
Jan
290 Va
Jan
Feb
17 Vfe
Feb
Jan
85c
Feb
a—
___
Oil
Dome
Sun
17%
Paper
Company
Union Oil Corp
Jan
Feb
1.90
Jan
Westmoreland
415
52",4
Feb
55%
1.70
100
1.70
Jan
1.80
14
410
14%
20
Feb
a__
165
18
18%
17 Va
210
16 %
Jan
17 Va
15
15
285
7%
7%
1,575
25c
7%
1
30c
1,800
15
Feb
7%
17
11%
9,150
2.00
Feb
2.65
26%
Feb
32%
al9
50
al9
32%
32%
33%
19
Jan
19
2,405 >
30%
Jan
33%
33%
Feb
35 Vfe
30%
30%
100
30%
Feb
32%
27%
730
27%
Feb
28%
55%
200
51%
Jan
55 Vfe
51
51%
572
51
Feb
53 Vfe
Joy
3%
4
2,070
8 Va
615
a23 a23 Va
115
8%
f v'
,'
:
3%
Feb
8%
Jan
23%
Jan
4%
Nat
Pitts
Jan
Renner
Jan
24
Screw
Pittsburgh
Jan
9Va
•23%
Feb
144% 147%
2,073
143%
Jan
150%
Jan
11 Vs
62
11 Va
Feb
12%
Jan
110
-
8
114
114
Jan
106
Feb
'
63%
52%
45
63
Jan
65%
Jan
54%
63
550
51
Jan
57%
Jan
678
6%
Feb
7%
Jan
16%
Jan
18%
Jan
290
47 V.
Feb
51%
Jan
59%
58%
60%
2,997
57%
Jan
62%
Feb
16
16%
255
16
Feb
17%
Jan
10 Vfe
10%
310
10%
Feb
11%
Jan
418
Feb
5%
Jan
A
Jan
A
Jan
6'A
4%
4%:
60
A
A
105
iff
>
Feb
7%
7 Vfe
7%
2,011
6%
Jan
18 Va
17%
18%
1,130
17%
Jan
18%
Feb
16 Vfe
16
16%
5,155
16
Jan
17%
Jan
33%
35 Va
285
33 Vfe
Feb
36%
Jan
7
•
/
21%
22'A
7.383
20%
Jan
22%
Jan
24%
25%
474
23'A
Jan
25%
Feb
32%
3 5 Vfe
624
32 V2
Feb
40%
Jan
32 Vfe
Feb
Feb
Jan
8%
8%
75
8%
Feb
11
Jan
48%
48%
48%
119
46%
Jan
48%
Jan
52%
52
53
246
52
Feb
60 VB
Jan
2%
Feb
20 Va
—1
-
2%
—13 Va1
V
■
2%
1,000
2Va
18%
18%
Jan
19'A
786
18 Vfe
Feb
19%
Jan
20%
Feb
20%
Jan
35
Feb
37%
Jan
20%
20%
35
35
<
50
10
■■■■
San
8
Jan
49
Feb
53
Jan
Westingnouse
32%
573
32%
Feb
34
Jan
Westinghouse
26%
472
25 Va
Feb
31%
e
12
1,076
11%
Feb
>■
.
Low
for Week
•
Shares
Range Since Jan.
1
High
Low
High
Jan
23%
23%
25
190
23%
Feb
26%
12%
12%
13%
377
12%
Feb
14%
Jan
11
434
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
10%
10%
11111
2
2
320
5
9
9'A
347
21'A
21'A x22%
270
36%
35%
37
292
35%
Feb
39%
Jan
22%
23 VB
293
21%
Jan
24
Jan
18%
Corp
19'A
331
18%
Feb
23%
Jan
2%
»
-III
2
Feb
10
Jan
Feb
23 VB
Jan
3lfe
500
Jan
3%
Feb
32%
256
28
Jan
32%
Feb
30%
30%
32%
190
30%
Feb
35 Vb
Jan
8 VB
7%
8Va
200
7%
Feb
8%
3%
3%
300
3 Vfe
Feb
3 Va
3>A
—
—
<•
10
«
Corp
Foundry
Feb
Feb
21'A
32%
5
pfd
2
9
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com—
—
.
60c
—
60c
100
50c
8c
3,200
7c
Jan
5V«
Jan
Feb
60c
Jan
7c
—
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...
Jan
.-<•
Jan
§c
Jan
Jan
11%
Sales
'
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ofTTices
*Par
•
$3.50
Mining.
Toy
200
240
^Week's
'
Last
Sale Price
Co
_
682
16%
Feb
17%
Jan
United
Jan
9%
14
States
_
_
Glass
Air
com
t
v
_•
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Corp
8
250
22
4,540
2%
214
100
2%
24%
23%
24%
812
23%
Feb
27%
4%
4%
115
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
Feb
8%
Feb
25%
Jan
3
Jan
Jan
Jan
256
4%
Jan
5
Jan
70c
2,900
67 %c
Feb
70c
Jan
3,549
25'
Jan
30%
Jan
American
Invest
Feb
6%
Jan
American
Tel
27%
a
—
18
6
-
a
•-
2,300
'A
Bank Bldg
18%
65
a71fe
20
a26% a26%
185
a7%
5%
17 y8
Jan
8%
27%.
Exchange
Sales
for Week
Jan
'
Jan
8%
Jan
»
Burkart
Mfg
Jan
27%
Jan
Falstaff
Brew
Shoe
16%
146 Va
.3
1
common
16%
Jan
17%
Jan
General
Electric
869
36 Vfe
Feb
39%
Jan
General
Motors
46
47 Vfe
95
46
Feb
50%
Feb
General
Shoe
31 Vfe
31 Vfe
158
31 VB
Feb
38%
Jan
Griesedieck-Western
21%
22
690
20%
Feb
24 Vfe
Jan
Hydraulic
20c
22c
6,800
20c
Feb
28c
Jan
Preferred
International
•
(Un)
common
10
(Un)
common
6
Brew
common...11
Brick
10,955
19%
Feb
23%
Jan
1,911
15%
Feb
17 VB
Jan
com —25
30%
30%
30%
1,932
29%
Jan
30%
28
404
27%
Feb
28%
Jan
Knapp-Monarch
28%
30%
17
18
24%* 24%
24%
16Vfe
290
143
665
17
Jan
"*520
9 Vfe
Jan
66
30%
Jan
"
150%
Jan
Feb
Jan
'4-49% Jan
.
"31%
Jan
%83A Jan
160
17
Jan
345
24%
Jan
25 Vb
Jan
35 Va
35%
36%
116
37%
Feb
40Vfe
Jan
59'A*
58%
61
432
57%
Jan
62%
Feb
25%
26 Vfe
145
25%
Feb
28 Vs
Jan
20%
22'A
1,296
19Vfe
Jan
22 V4
Feb
58
1%
Jan
2'A
Jan
22 V4
2
'
2 *
2
23%
42
41'A
42
—1*
10
1
Feb
Jan
44 Va
Jan
9%
Jan
10
8
Jan
13
10O
8
24
40%
340
10
Jan
Jan
21
50
23%
155
Jan
27%
9
High
Low
23%
—50
15%
17
30%
.1
common
Pressed
9
9
—1
common
1,247
16%
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
145 Vfe 147%
.15
common
17%
,
Low
—100
37 Vfe
20c
Jan
Range
common.A_.-_i:—__i.il
17
21%
Jan
26%
of Prices
Par
.
& Eqpt common—
19%
Brown
"
& Tel (Un).
36%
.r"47
"34%
Feb"
Last
4%
5%
Feb-
22%
Sale Price
STOCKS—
4%
25%
Feb
30%
427
.
Week's
Friday
67 Vac
■'
24
22%
22%
5%
809
200
5%
32 VB
St. Louis Stock
Jan
8
30%
Jan
8
20%
20%
5%
30%
1
c
Brake
Electric
20%
19 Vfe
■
25
A. __25
34%
__*
class
41 %
(U111
a
—
•
(Un)
common
29%
Jan
Laclede-Christy
Jan
29
Jan
Laclede
Gas
753
24%
25%
Feb
Laclede
Steel
460
34%
Feb
35%
Jan
McQuay-Norrls
Midwest
Missouri Portland Cement
43%
2,772
41
Vfe
Feb
49%
Jan
37 Vfe
365
36%
Feb
37 Vfe
Feb
18 Vfe al8%
28
17%
Jan
21%
Jan
North
American
com
4,317
56%
Feb
67%
Jan
St
37 Vfe
282
37%
Feb
40
Jan
Sears
718
66%
Feb
72%
Jan
Sterling Aluminum
15
13%
Feb
14
Jam
16%
Feb
r~l-
21%
Jan
16%
a
12%
16%
a
12%
'
17
<•
-•
*•
&
class
32%
Feb
34
Jan
16%
16%
16%
80
16%
Feb
17%
Jan
20%
20%
100
20%
Feb
21%
Feb
17
17
129
16
Jan
17
Jan
70
15%
Jan
17
5%
17
5VB
17
5%
1,050
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
35'A
35'A
37%
210
35%
Feb
39%
Jan
20%'
10
A
50
1*
common
.
:
^5
.15
5
-
Jan
6Vb
Feb
Feb
13*/s
Feb
15
Jan
13%
13%
13%
380
13
Jan
13%
Feb
41
41
44 Vfe
340
41
Feb
46
Jan
13 Vb
...1
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—
(
110
,
Co (Un)
Vplle!* common
Wagner Electric common
42.
32%
13 Vfe
25
(Un)..
Public Service
Roebuck
2,530
32%
common.—*
^iY-TRi^r
646
__
66%
66%
__
»
Louis
Feb
30
6 Vfe
32 Va
10
—
& Supply
60 Vfe
13%
13%
5%
20
common
37%
Jan
"5%
_5
.
common.
Piping
8
Feb
8%
.4
common
common
56%
.25
..
common
Jan
56%
*
(Un)
Johnson-S & Shinkle
__
-
—
(Un)
a
•
common
Jan
36%
a
Shoe
28
41%
_
_
Calif
page
Jan
0
_
.
a48
17%
Company
see
21V4
23%
Electric
Steel
Co
161a
8
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For footnotes,
661
Feb
—
Bolt
&
a8l4
21%
'
High
Low
20%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
25%
a26%
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
762
Steel—
Brewing
32%
26%
4%c Jan
23%
_
15%
Inc-(Un)
Studebaker Corporation
-
Jan
21%
Fireproofing Corp.
Pittsburgh
16%
67 %c
3c
High
22%
Supply
19%
Southern Railway Company
Webster Inc
Jan
Feb
46
»
20 Va
■
&
Fuel
a8 'A
34%
Stone &
47%
1,000
1,167
-50
Gas
Star
a44V»
a44%
34%
Standard Oil Co (N J)
444
3c
28
Commercial
15%
preferred
of
46
20
Manufacturing
Lone
Jan
4.32%
Co
46
—
6lfe
*
Gas
Mountain
Feb
701
Oil
Jan
21%
Harbison Walker Refractories com
Jan
55%
1,147
Standard
Jan
7%
a
Jan
Co
Continental
Jan
27%
29
Standard Oil Co
26%
Feb
10
Ludlum
Columbia
Jan
33%
25%
Brands
Feb
6%
a
Jan
.
Blaw-Knox
Feb
194
33
3314
28%
Standard
22%
85
26%
v
/
Allegheny
Jan
28%
Pacific
69
695
a6%
20
•
Jan
25 VB
Southern
Feb
23%
Friday
Jan
405
1
-
pfd
Jan
18%
STOCKS—
Jan
2.15
28%
6%
Jan
6%
754
Coal
'
"
Jan
33c
26 %
28%
Co
•10%
Feb
347
Jan
Feb
Feb
25c
2.00
2.00
28%
Gas
Feb
5 Vfe
21%
•.
25
Calif
9%
123
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Feb
25
So
891
5%
27%
Jan
17Va
—
-
10%
20%
a__
Jan
-10
—25
—
preferred
preferred
9%
21%
Inc
Jan
4.48%
4.56
11
Jan
13Va
a6%
1ft
_
Feb
Jan
2%
Feb
11%
Corp
preferred
11
Jan
1%
1.30
Feb
—1
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co Inc
Southern Calif Edison Co Ltd
4.88%
165
Feb
27%
Corp
(Un)— —15
Oil
Jan
J
1,300
9 Va
•
41
com
Improvement
13 Va
1
Feb
48 Vfe
Gas
8,650
al7% al7%
_*
35
47'/a
Corp
1%
460
Signal Oil & Qas Co new class A.
Signal Petroleum Co of Cal
—
2,135
47%
United
a6%
__30
Feb
38
11
18
•
1.60
4,600
—
77%
63%
common
1.70
•
Security
39%
Jan
110
Co
Oil
53%
1%
1
Feb
69%
11 Vfe
United
1.05
a__
9%
—
39 Va
25%
Reading Co common
Westmoreland
*
Co
Finance
385
1,394
common
preference
18%
1.30
.
Jan
39Vfe
Low
.3
Gas
14%
9%
Roebuck & Co
Sinclair
&
Jan
52%
17%
com
common
div
$1.40
Jan
290
1,300
85c
5
2%
Sales
Philadelphia Electric common..
$1 dlv preference common
14%
255
a32 a33Vfe
33%
1.75
Jan
for Week
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THE
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Cypress
12%
Feb
5
30%
"
__1
;
319
"
a41% a41%
*
Curtiss-Wright
12%
Feb
42%
A.-*
(Un)
Corp
Jan
Jan
5
27%
*
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
,;Y_w"'
a__
3%
Preferred
Curtis
933
Feb
Jan
Jan
26%
(Un)
Amer
120
51
m
Radio Keith
18
22 %
•
(Un)__*
Aircraft
12%
•
_
<Uni
Mines
Petroleum
18
18
a
a
(Del)
Co
4
100
(Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Jan
45
19% al9'/a
18
a
(Uni
(Un)
13%
12
Jan
167
*
Co of N Y
Co
Vultee
Feb"
202
Jan
33%
15%
Preferred
Consolidated Edison
33
176
32%
27%
.10
(Un;
Pennsylvania RR Co
Pepsi Cola Co (U11)
Utah
(Un)_.
common
Jan
a40
2Vie
class
Jan
24%
com
Jan
54%
*
Ind
Jan
30
50%
com
Co
Jan
25
Chemical
Jan
33c
120
4
28
common.
Airways
8%
52%
(Un)
Southern
Tel
&
Motor
American
1.80
a377/8
A—2'%
Edison
2.65
Feb
Feb
30Va'
—
34 %
52%
(Un)
Commonwealth
Cement
Jan
a38 %
20
cl
33%
.25
pfd
Service
Jan
10
—_
32%
.25
common
8%
32
126
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2.05
5%
.25
1st
preferred
7
1.05
Jan
Jan
7%
7%
171
a6%
Feb
14 *
23c
12
-25
Corp
397
32
y
307
"
preferred
500
4
-25
common
preferred
150
100 7
20
2.50
System
Solvents
Consolidated
25 %
700
a54
l
—
3,400
12%
preferred
preferred
81
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25
.
31c
—5
1st
12%
•
_
2.05
23c
.20
Aggregates
Electric
&
1st
Jan
Feb
Phillips
Iron
Broadcast
B
Gas
22
49%
12%
(Un)
Preferred (Un)
C'nrvsler Corp
Cities Service Co (Un)
Columbia
40%
a53%
Co__
com
150
2.05
Products
Coast
Feb
32
a54
—
-
12
(Un)
redeemable
:
19%
7
a__
Jan
Jan
a52%
(Un)
Ry
Chi Mil St Paul RR
Co
Jan
•
Co
Chesapeake & Ohio
Colorado Fuel &
Sugar
25
(Un)
Tractor
10%
1
(Un)
145
20
"W
50
Celanese Corp of" America
Central
Co
19%
7%
5
Feb
Jan
Oil
19%
a24 Vs a24 %
10%
Oliver United Filters class B
120
•
—
9%
a__
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.
a26% a28%
Ohio
49%
7%
Trading Corp com (Un)-*
California Packing Corp common
*
Caterpillar
%
10%
t
1
Jan
•
Feb
/
'
•
Pacific
Preferred
Co
_v_20
Petroleum
2.30
147
•
Feb
Feb
10%
50
1
Cement
Calif
Oil
Occidental
(Un)—
,Y
Jan
49%
«
Sugar
Calaveras
Co. Ltd
22%
3,764
a39% a39%
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2'%
!
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1
Calamba
Sugar
34%
Feb
2.40
5
—
Jan
75
_100
'
Pac
Borden Co
Eorg-Warner Corp (Un)
Jan
6%
16%
75
^_1G
(Un)
43%
Feb
a20% a20%
5
18%
«
Cons
Oil
Pacific
Oceanic
,7 10% Jan
'
Jan
280
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Jan
6%
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1,153
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a„'
Feb
200
5
:
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51
310
43%
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6%
--
81
a
100
f\
Jan
Jan
9%
10
100
5%% preferred
Jan
15%
11
11%
11%
1
(Un)
pfd
21%
Feb
17%
431 '
55
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♦
common
Invest 6%
Jan
Feb
9%
150
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575
A—33 "Ac
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14
460
6%
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7
1,406
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295%
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;
20
250
-
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all
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(Un)
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14
9%
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29
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A
25
7
„3
Jan
1.60
Low
Jan
28%
563
30
a6%
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12%
400
___1
Linen Service Corp
'
*
(Un)
Feb
1.70
(Un)__
Natomas Company
59
32%
a90%
11%
Feb
Jan
a34% a36%
5
1,000
54
(Un)
Corp
143%
29%-'
_
11%
1.60
-P10
Fibres
Auto
24
59%
a36%
100
;
Range Since Jan. 1
High
11%
11%
Mines-
Montgomery Ward & Co
8
5
(Un)
Imperial
Mfg
Santa
&
Corp
Cons
1,790
20
(Un)
Corp A
Shares
Low
(Un)
__.l
Mother
M
&
13%
•
50
(Un)
for Week
of Prices
Feb
J
147 147%
•
Bank
Sale Price
Lode
M
North
Armour
Atlas
30
High
Co
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)
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(Un)
National
Natural
Atchison
(Avco
Navigation
Menasco Mfg Co
8 Va
13%
•
(Un;„
Mining
California
Arkansas
Atlas
Lav
20%
Matson
2'A
77/B
•
.100
(Un):
Sales
Range
Last
Nauonal
Corp
American: Woolen .Co
Anglo
a
-2V4
7%
•
(Un)
Week's
Friday
Morrison-Knudsen
American Power & Light
& Stan San (Un)
/American Smelting & Refining-(Un)
American
11
STOCKS—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
a20
—__i
,Amer Radiator
American
a20
;.
American Airlines Inc
.
Low
*
(Un)
FEBRUARY
Par
Shares
37
EXCHANGES
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
(733)
Sales
Sale Price
v
WEEK
Exchange
Week's
Friday
STOCKS—
FOR
'
CHRONICLE
;
\
Jan
•"
Jan
,
Southern Calif Edison Co com
4.32%
(Un)
"
•
30%
25%
I25
preferred
30 Vb
25% V
:
153
25 Va
Feb
25%
Feb
148
28
Jan
29%
Jan
150
34'/a
Feb
35%
'
4.48%
Farnsworth
Tele
Fibre
Products pr
Board
Food
&
Radio
l.
^
pfd
(Un)__100
Machinery & Chemical
1
General
4%
State Co
36%
Feb
105%
Jan
Southern
California Gas
,,532
24%
Jan
28%
Jan
Southern
Pacific
5%
Feb
6'/a
Jan
Sperry
Brands
105
60
5%
37%
•
;
Jan
41 %
Jan
41 %
Jan
Standard
Oil
Co
of
Calif
59%
60%
2,385
57%
Jan
62%
Feb
Standard
Oil
Co
of
N
13%
15%
906
13%
Feb
16%
23%
24%
571
23%
Feb
25
Feb
1,270
-a40% a41%
13%
•
191
36%
v
Feb
39%
Studebaker
common
11'%
1,477
10%
Feb
12%
Jan
60%
60%
20
59
Jan
61
Graham-Paige
North
Greyhound
Motors
Ry
(Un)
non-cum
42
42%
240
42
Feb
44
Jan
Honolulu
Hudson
Corp
:
Plantation
Motor
Car
Texas
_
Idaho
Maryland
450
170
10%
•585
10%
Feb
13
13%
688
12 %
Jan
13%
Feb
17%
651
17
Feb
18%
1
3
3 %
700
3
Feb
4 Va
Jan
United
52
52
Feb
66%
Jan
United
Jan
U S
~3
55
1
2.25
.
(Un)__l
2,166
2.25
550
10 %
279
9%
9%
196
-
210
56%
2.25
6.66%
Corp
2%
Feb
a__
Exploration
International
Nickel
of
2%
(Un)
Transamerica
11%
Jan
Union
Kaiser-Frazer
Kennecott
Kern
Corp
210
;
2.25
Copper
Feb
(Un)
County Land Company...
2.75
Oil
Union
Sugar
Magnavox
Marchant
Martin
For
footnotes
Co
see
42.
Jan
Jan
17
440
16%
Feb
20%
Jan
16% A
660
16%
Feb
15
22'A
10
10%.
16%
Feb
_—'
a
.
a__
Feb
54 %
Jan
21
Feb
25 %
Jan
10
Jan
11%
Jan
37%
Feb
41%
Jan
689
49
1,038
20,475
37%
26
—12%
12
Inc
876
26
27%
1,581
26
Feb
ijO
Jan
12
...
38
13%
460
12
Feb
13%
Jan
a22 % a23Va
10
11 "A
11
71
71
71
•
Feb
10%
Jan
Universal Consolidated Oil————10
Jan
2.20
Jan
Utah-Idaho
30
a
a—.
—
375
11 %
—•
9%
8 %
950
7%
Feb
10
Jan
330
29%
Feb
31%
•
10%
Jan
13 Va
Jan
698
69%
Jan
78V4
Jan
595
8%
Feb
a37% a38Va
70
38%
Jan
Sugar
Co
(Un)_:
35
Feb
41
35
?_
"■
.
37
481
2.25
2.25
505
8'A
8%
1,215
25
5
:■
'
25
21
2.25
Feb
Jan
2.65
Jan
9%
Jan
■■■•'VVV;,'Y
Jan
9%
6
*
a47%
5
6%
2,065
a46% a49%
527
40%
9%
Jan
Victor
Equipment
■
6
Feb
39%
9
Bros
Jan
Jan
Westates
49%
Feb
55%
Jan
Pictures
Preferred
(Un)
1,168
40
Feb
46 V4
8
Dept Stores
400
8
Jan
8%
Jan
Western
Pacific rr Co
16%
30
Jan
17'A
Jan
Western
Union
28
Jan
10%
Jan
10%
9%
10%
175
9%
Feb
273
272%
277
44
272%
Feb
(Un)—1
87c
85c
89c
2,707
85c
Feb
1.15
Jan
1
6 Va
6Va
6%
1,000
Jan
7%
Jan
14
15
6'/8
281
Jan
Jan
Western
a
40%
Feb
Feb
5
;
40
81/4
25
100
(Un)
Bank & U T
Petroleum common
8
--
8%
——1
Wells Fargo
16%
a
16%
al4%
14%
85
14%
Jan
14%
Jan
15 Va
15 Va
Westinghouse
15 Va
403
15%
Feb
18
Jan
23
2 3'/a
Willys-Overland
364
23
Feb
23%
Jan
Woohvorth
9%
9%
140
Feb
11
Jan
Yellow Cab
5
Co____
Waialua Agricultural Co———20
al4%
1
page
Jan
67%
72 %
10%
common—25
Corp common
1
Co
20 %
Feb
18
6,853
49%
(Un)———i-—5
Corp
Lines
Air
*
Calculating Machine
(Glenn L)
Calif
of
1.90
30%
1
(Un)
Jan
336
Feb
21
(Un)—■n--"
——-j.--
Aircraft
Steel
Carbon
112
7%
Lockheed
Inc
Co
&
2,610
8%
7
Loew's
Jan
Jan
29%
Libby McNeill & Libby
Aircraft Corp
Jan
27'A
56%
21'A
—-2
—
13
7%
1
Corp
49%
Feb
67
49
49'A
10
common
Feb
29%
*
Corp
Feb
26
791
,
,
a29% a29%
25
Oil
•10%
(Un)_*
•
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
Carbide
Warner
Johns-Manville
16%
10
68
16%
16%
18%
60%
67
57
25
Ass'd
Feb
—33 %c
Canada
International Tel & Tel
42
110
a—
,.j.-
Independent
Jan
1,529
,
Jan
13
Co
Mines
L__
1
Company
Water
2%
10%
Co_L.
18%
•
25
—1
Corp—_—
17
V
•
Hunt Foods Inc—
43
5634
•
:
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
Union
•
—,
Oil
J
(Un)1
-10%
•.10%
—L_
Pineapple Co Ltd__.
Development Co
Honolulu
(Un)__—,
Swift & Co
a38% a403'8
a38%
Hawaiian
Holly
2%
(Un)_»
3
Hale Bros Stores Inc
34%
a25Va a257/8
,
1
pfd
Corp
-Y
42
42
Jan
»
(Un)
"10%
100
Rubber
Tide
Great
Inc
Super Mold
Ltd
28 % a287/a
Jan
40%
59%
25
a
34 Va
•
1
23%
a
•
preferred
Goodyear Tire &
'
Standard
10
,
—
pfd ser A__25
Co
Corp
10%
;
common
Gladding McBean & Co—1
Golden
36%
;
—:— -25
preferred.
conv
Jan
300
25%!..
5%
•
(Un)
General Motors Corp
Paint Corp
General
5%
30,115
105
25%
•
.2%
(Un)
Corp
Food
Co
4;
105
10
Foster & Kleiser com—
General Electric
1%
l7/8
a
9%
Elec
(F
Co
Covp
Motors
W)
400
14
*
a23% a23%
40
a—
(Un)—,—*
al5Va al5Va
40
a
common.
common
Telegraph
50c
.
16
a—
Jan
—_
a—
Jan
23%
23%
23%
Feb
(Un)_—__—1
6%
6%
150
6%
Feb
,7%
—w—10
47
47
285
44%
Jan
47%
Jan
25
20
20
20
Jan
20%
Jan
(Un)
(Un)
preferred——
12%
,Y
•
—
240
Feb
26%
Jan
38
(734).
THE
COMMERCIAL
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
LISTED
CANADIAN
RANGE FOR
Montreal Stock
Monday, February 14, 1949
MARKETS
FEBRUARY' 11
WEEK ENDED
Friday
Exchange
Week'*
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
Par
Abltibl Power ft Paper common—
$1.50 preferred
*
19%
24
20
2,055
37%
20
24
24%
265
102
102
60
a9
*
a9
20
>
pfd.
20 %
Jan
37%
Jan
Jan
Jan
24%
Jan
Feb
102"%
Jan
8%
Jan
9
Jan
21%
102
51%
3,130
47%
Feb
56
Jan
58
900
56%
Feb
61%
Jan
25%
26
135
25%
Jan
26%
Jan
6%
Jan
.25
British Amer Bank Note Co....
British American Oil common
Corp
00
cl
Jan
26%
Jan
20%
Feb
23
Jan
Penmans Ltd common
6% preferred
Quebec Power
Jan
Regent
19%
3,607
18%
Feb
19%
Jan
24%
25%
100
Feb
25%
101 %
Jan
Jan
3
,
22
25%
Jan
26%
Jan
3%
2%
•2%
100
2%
Feb
15%
15%
4
15 7A
350
15%
Jan
5%,
IIII—~
*
—
5%
325
30,
31%
^-5
24%
100
31%
800
15%
200
7%
180
15%
7%
—
7%
5
17
Jan
I:^30';->:;i
5%
•
common.
St
St
Lawrence
Flour
P^per
preferred
33
Jan
Jan
15%
7%
Fib
Sicks
Jan
Jan
Breweries
(H)
&
1,630
28%
Jan
29 %
Jan
Southern
20
20
22
400
20
Feb
22%
Jan
a9%.
_*
20%
*
.
"5%
Jan
9%
Jan
14
Jan
14 %
Jan
Jan
37%
Feb
7%
3,783
19
Jan
20%
Jan
20%
Canada
Co
of
22
Feb
23%
Jan
12%
Feb
14%
Jan
Walker
16
16
16%
290
16
Feb
17
Jan
Weston
_*
193,4
19%
20%
19%
Feb
22 %
Jan
Wilsils
II25
2,645
37
37
38
135
37
Feb
39
Jan
Winnipeg
21%
21%
90
21% "Feb
22
Jan
12
12
28
12
Feb
13
Feb
46%
46%
25
46%
Jan
47
28 %
25
pfdl.II20
12
♦
Canadian Foreign Investment
Canadian Ind Alcohol class A
Class B
40
Feb
Railway
41
42%
Jan
15%
1,080
14%
Feb
16%
Jan
50
53
2,434
50
Feb
60
745
,
Jan
Feb
16
Jan
17'%
Jan
25
27,
Jan
27
Jan
16%
27
27
8
50
8
Feb
a85
a85
20
94
Jan
94
Jan
100%
101
45
Jan
101
Jan
—
—
—
100%
9%
Jan
8 %
8%
8%
Feb
10
19%
19%
20%
215
19%
Feb
22%
Jan
13%
13%
13%
821
13%
Jan
23%
23%
205
23
82
83'A
55
82
40%
41%
1,774
■
1
—
95
Jan
14%
Jan
Feb
24
Jan
Feb
86
Jan
40%
Feb
42%
,
Jan
*
23%
23%
24%
1,593
23%
Jan
24%
Jan
47%
46%
47'A
439
46%
Feb
48%
Jan
142
142
60
16
100
—
140
144
Jan
»
16%
695
17%
Jan
16
16
145
16
Feb
17
Jan
100
100
100
115
100
Feb
100
Feb
a98% a98%
10
98
Feb
98%
■
10Q
16
Feb
Feb
17
17%
465
17
Feb
20
Jan
♦
1
17%
18
18
18%
180
17%
Jan
18%
Jan
6%
G%
7%
2,475
Jart
7%
Jan
%
100
83
*
;
83
11
82%
Feb
82
175
81
Jan
83
Jan
a86
50
83
Jan
85%
Jan
6%
6%
83
81
„
•
6
a86
82
25
•
5%
*
7%
375
Jan
7%
Jan
6%
Feb
83
(Geo)
26%
*
common
a24
17
Jan
26
Jan
15%
250
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
26.%
26%
935
26%
Feb
28%
Jan
23%
*
Ltd
23%
525
23
Jan
23%
Feb
19
Feb
34%
Jan
24
*
Electric
18%
18%
18%
75
18%
Jan
♦
common
preferred
Zellers
a24
15%
♦
Worts
&
29%
28
31%
1,734
28
'Feb
100
100
50
98
Jan
100
Feb
42
42
485
41
Jan
43
Jan
100
Limited
__
*
—
27
26%
27%
90
26%
Feb
Jan
Canadienne
10%
10%
11 %
930
10%
Feb
11%
Jan
Commerce
11
11
51
11
Feb
11%
Jan
10
20%
20%
20%
180
Jan
20%
Jan
10
!
22%
22%
23
287
22%
Feb
24
Jan
28%
28%
165
28%
Feb
28%
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10
20
28%
28%
33
1,140
28%
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in
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14%
125
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37
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17%
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1,265
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Jan
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104 111%
5,367
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Crown Cork & Seal
40
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—
51%
•
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Cardy Ltd class A
Cockshutt
Jan
Feb
•
Oil Companies
Consolidated
63
288
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•
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Canadian Locomotive
Pacific
19% Jan
145
Jan
16%
common
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Canadian
Feb
Feb
series
Canadian
Feb
16
'16%
common
30
575
common
Canadian Converters clas A
Canadian Cottons common
145
100,
Feb
common
Canada
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22
13%
20
series
62
1
17
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22
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145
17
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145
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United Steel
12%
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Canadian Celanese
62%
.
50
preferred
*
Canadian Car & Foundry common
Class
Jan
♦
preferred
Steel
35%
20%
102%
99
5%
Standard Chemical
9%
Feb
102
90
Co
29%
20
15
Jan
common
preferred
preferred
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246
102
Feb
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1,700
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102
—
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Simon
Southam Press
14
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22'
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Jan
37%
44
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96
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pfd
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42%
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100
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37%
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2,074
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44
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44
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125
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•
49
preferred
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23
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96
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11%
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8
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Jan
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Saguenay, Power 4%% pfd
St Lawrence Corp common
Jan
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935
100
2%
—
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96
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24%
21%
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11%
—
Feb
Jan
Jan
23%
*
Feb
13
Feb
59
100
Transport
1.25
24%
23
Jan
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9.40
Feb
Jan
Jan
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40%
41%
Jan
22
21
•
Jan
23%
680
•
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12
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35
Jan
1,105
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23
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17
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21
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1,263
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23%
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30
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6%
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38%
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•
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9.15
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6
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25
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Bralorne Mines Ltd
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37%
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47%,
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Bathurst Power ft Paper class A
Bell Telephone
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56%
6
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Jan
26
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15
48
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Asbestos Corp
British
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3,429
37%
,
Aluminum Co of Can 4%
British
Shares
16
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7 % preferred
National Drug & Chemical
.
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Algoma Steel
15%
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5% preferred
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Friday
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Sale Price
Canadian Funds
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104
23
35
23
150
35
35
25
35
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23
—
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30
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35
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Davis Leather Co Ltd class A
*
22%
22%
50
22%
Feb
23
•
16%
16
16%
2,705
16
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18%
Jan
•
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33%
34%
1,020
31%
Jan
35
Jan
25
20%
20
20%
470
20
Jan
20%
Montreal Curb Market
Jan
Distillers
Jan
Seagrams
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Coal 6%
preferred
Dominion Foundries & Steel__
Dominion' Glass
common
»
Dominion Steel ft Coal class B__
Dominion. Stores Ltd
I25
Paper
Foundation Co of Canada
Fraser Co common
26
Jan
27
Jan
38
Jan
Feb
17%
Jan
23%
23%
Feb
24
Jan
Atlas
Power
common
24%
75
21%
Jan
25
Jan
24
24
50
21%
Jan
25
Jan
21%
Jan
21%
Jan
10%
Feb
12
Jan
25
Jan
25'A
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21%
21%
445
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10%
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3,206
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25
200
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17
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250
13%
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15
15
50
14%
Jan
15
Feb
15
1,245
25
25
25
125
25%
25%
26%
2,998
98
98
98
105
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27
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28'A
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98%
140
17%
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50
104%
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2
2
100
14%
165
52%
52%
40
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16
285
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256
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29
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17
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28
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Jan
46 %
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50%
2,665
47
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56%
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9,352
17
Feb
19%
Jan
13%
1,560
13%
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14%
25%
25%
25
24%
Jan
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Feb
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100
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21
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20
Jan
21
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83%
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15
83%
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85
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20
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97
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preferred
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International Paper common
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Power
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8
8%
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7%
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common
530
8
20
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22
Jan
33
34
3,547
33
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36
Jan
10
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14
14
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6,461
.
49%
Feb
8%
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2,841
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52
170
50
Feb
14%
425
14
Feb
*
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pfd
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Canadian
ft
Pow
3
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5%
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_
58
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12%
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7%
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common.—
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preferred
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Cassidy's Limited 7% preferred..
..
5%
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Claude
Neon
59%
Jan
15%
,
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com
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102
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152
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Jan
Jan
12%
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Feb
23
Jan
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26%
155
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Feb
29
Jan
Feb
160
Jan
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Cub Aircraft Corp
5%
Stand
102
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106
Feb
10
152
Feb
156
Jan
3%
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4
Jan
397
98%
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103
Jan
12
125
12
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12
Feb
20%
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720
20
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23
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46%
47%
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14
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19'A
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22
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400
18%
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19%
720
19%
Feb
22%
Jan
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955
13
Feb
15
Jan
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17%
17%
60
•
33
33
34
300
Montreal Locomotive
•
20%
20.
20%
1,980
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*
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21%
22%
150
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&
65c
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1,500
55c
Jan
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8%
8%
*
43
43
43
140
43
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*
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Jan
20
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*
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17%
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Jan
33
Feb
35%
Jan
19%
Jan
23%
Jan
Fairchiid Aircraft Ltd
5
28
Jan
40
Jan
Feb
23
Jan
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Fleet Manufacturing Ltd
1
21%
20
Esmond
*
8%
Feb
8%
Feb
58
Feb
58
Feb
13
130
12%
Feb
13%
Jan
19%
20
3,320
19 %
Jan
20%
Jan
7%
7%
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7
7
10
23
Feb
23
Feb
50
16 %
Feb
16%
Jan
95c
100
95c
Feb
1.25
Jan
36%
1.90
300
23
16%
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23
23
16%
3
Kootenay Pr 7% preferred-^—100
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20
140
12%
*
Worsteds.
Paper Co Ltd
Eastern Steel Products Ltd
East
100
1
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Linoleum
Donnacona
Molson Breweries Ltd
ft
Ltd
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21
_*
•
Jan
90
-
12
ft
Lithograph Mfg
Paper Corp Ltd
13%
11
12
ft
Div
13
42.
5%
•
ft
ft
Consolidated
19%
page
Jan-
ft
Wines Ltd
Consolidated Bakeries of Canada Ltd
13
see
12%
——
Commercial Alcohols Ltd
19%
footnotes
Jan
ft
100
•
For
100
preferred J
14
*
Montreal Tramways
Murphy Paint Co
11%
12
50
—2
Canadian
•
;
Jan
125
—
Canadian Western Lumber Co
Massey-Harrls
(Robt)
1
ft
ft
McColl-Frontenac Oil
Mitchell
15
98%
100
Vickers
Canadian
15
*
common
14
Jan
ft
14%
——
Corp Ltd
Feb.
14%
3%
ft
_
Jan
Jan
_
ft
____
*
A
.
12
14
102
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Pap. Inv Ltd, com
preferred
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class
50
——
#
Ltd
Company
*
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1,800
12
16%
Canadian Silk Products cl A
Jan
20
95c
12
14% al4%
ft
^_
Canadian. Marconi
11%
260
Feb
I50
preferred
20
155
Feb
9%
6
Ltd-
Inter
40
26%
5%
200
■
100
com
Ltd—
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
25
155
181
10%
ft
Co Ltd 7%
Canadian Industries common
12%
26%
5%
9%
12
0
Canadian
20%
155
200
90c
—1>
Malting Co Ltd
Canada Starch
20
26%
5
a
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-
Ltd.
Dominion
&
12%
•
Ltd
MacMiJlan Export
Mailman
52
100
common
Secord
Lewis Bros
49%
10 %
*
preferred
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•
50%
5
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Ltd™
Woods
15
20
33%
5
International Utilities Corp
Labatt
•
Jan
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8
12%
*
Jan
25%
•
Feb
9%
100
Investments
17
common
11%
-.
Pulp & Paper com
Electric
47
100
International Bronze
1,244
•
A
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13%
common
Jan
12%
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B
Columbia
Gen
17
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13
5%
*
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Canadian
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preferred
preferred
Packers
Canadian
13%
4%%
Jan
— —
Canadian- Food Products Ltd
•
preferred
6% preferred
Jan
17
a
Jan
common_5
4%
10
75
11%
*
A
Vancouver
Feb
Jan
25
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
class
of
Canadian
a8%
225
-
Jan
106
1534
•
Jan
25%
17%
52%
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Jan
98
17%
*
50
24
15%
10%
17%
♦
Preferred
Canada
50
•
Feb
Ltd
Distill
-
14%
•
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Hamilton Bridge
Howard. Smith Paper common
$2 preferred
Hudson Bay Mining &
Smelting—
Imperial Oil Ltd
14
106
100
common.
ft
Columbia
16% Feb
14
Millen
ft
200
100
Wares
Brand
Brewers
High
10'A
B_
Brandram-Henderson Ltd
16%
14%
cl
Bathurst' Power, & Paper class B__
Belgium Glove & Hosiery Co com—
16%
*
Co Ltd
Low
,
■
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Products
Range Since Jan. 1
High
17%
115
•
Ltd
Auto Fabrics
16%
•
General Bakeries Ltd
Steels
Shares
~5
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
55
Low
10%
157/s
V
■■
Ltd
3,761
20
•
Works
16%
24%
for Week
Par
Glove
Acme
15%
21%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Feb
35%
*
preferred
5%% preferred
5%
665
225:
•
5%
Indust
27
37
100
4%% preferred
General Steel
27
35%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS—
23%
*
Eddy Paper Co class A preferred
Electrolux Corp
Enamel
&
Heating Prod
Famous Players Canada Corp
Gatineau
16%
*
Dominion Tar ft Chemical common
•
Voting trust certificates—
*
Red preferred
—23% v;
Dominion Textile common
•
Dryden
27
37
•
Canadian Funds
36%
85
36
Jan
36%
Feb
1.80
2.00
5,940
Feb
2%
Jan
1.80
Jan
Volume
169
Number 4777
THE
COMMERCIAL
CANADIAN
RANGE
;
Friday
Week's
Range
v
Par
Ford
Motor
Co
of
Canada class
Foreign Power Sec 6%
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1
i^axes
Class
A
•
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Paper
Felt Co
A preferred
red
Co
Ltd
(Can)
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25
3
Feb
3
& Tel
preferred
Maxwell
15
Feb
16
40
40
75
4
4
125
4
Feb
4
18
75
18
Feb
18
Feb
9
9
75
9
Jan
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20
25
Jan
25
Jan
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7
51%
Jan
51 y2
Jan
18
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Mica
of
Canada
Minnesota
Montreal
&
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Paper
Power
Co
19%
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Jan
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9%
Feb
11
Jan
15
17%
Feb
17%
Jan
Jan
30
6%
'33
80c
17%
350
12%
400
80c
18 y4
Jan
Jan
6%
Feb
Jan
6
12%
12 %
$1.50
&
p«r
,
Paper common
•
preferred
2o
$2.50 preferred
Low
class
A
•
Preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
15
15%
19%
20%
1,813
2,000
38%
15%
20
38%
23%
High
24
100
15
Jan
17
Jan
19%
Jan
20'A
Jan
25
37%
Jan
38 %
24%
975
21%
Jan
25
Jan
102
20
Acadia-Atlantic
Shares
102
75
101%
Feb
103
Jan
*
Feb
Acme Gas & Oil
•
6c
6V4c
6,500
6c
Jan
7c
Akaitcho
1
75c
76c
3,100
61c
Jan
80c
Jan
Yellowknife
Algoma
Steel
Aluminium
—*
Co
of
Canada
pfd
48
48
52%
700
48
Feb
56
Jan
-•
—
Ltd
Aluminum
Jan
56%
56
58'A
1,027
56
Feb
61V2
Jan
25
25%
25%
26
330
25 y2
Jan
Amalgamated Larder,Mines
26 y4
Jan
1
17c
16c
18c
11,800
12%c
Jan
18c
Jan
American
1
13c
9,500
12% 6
Feb
20c
Jan
Feb
68c
Jan
Jan
Feb
1.10
19%
Feb
22 y4
Jan
20c
Jan
20c
Jan
12
30
Jan
30
Jan
71% Jan
73%
Yellowknife
12c 13%c
Jan
20%
1,310
a20c
24
a30
a30
•
Jan
a71
10
9
225
9
Feb
9%
Jan
9
red
20%
20%
20%
100
20
Jan
20%
Jan
lO'A
10%
200
Feb
10%
Feb
5
.
Union
United
of
Westeel
Products
Wilson
Ltd
(J
Ltd
Lead
Mines
Beaulieu
Gold
Candego
Anacon
Anglo
Lead
•
Canadian
Oil
Anglo
46c
53c
34,200
4.70
4.50
4.90
45,805
4.40
Jan
5.30
Jan
9.25
' 9.25
160
8.90
Jan
10%
Jan
Feb
*
Mines
Rouyn
46c
•
Anglo-Huronian
46c
Mines
Mines
Mines
Gold Mines
Jan
112 V*
Jan
45c
Jan
41c
18%
Jan
Jan
9
16%
Jan
Feb
Feb
9%
125
9
a37
20
37
Jan
37
Jan
21
50
21
Feb'
21
9%
\
Feb
22
150
22
Jan
17
25
17
Jan
17
Jan
20
182
15
Jan
21
Feb
a37
Jan
37%
Jan
,
10
1
12
36 y2
50
12
16
<
"16
1
24
Jan
Feb
12%
Jan
Jan
•
16
Jan
Gold
Gold
Mines
Mines
50c
Hollinger
Lake
•Labrador
Mining
Jan
3%c
Feb'
9%c
Jan
25c
Feb
3c
Feb
3c
Feb
16c
16c
23c
57,399
5c
Feb
7%c
Jan
8c
8c
3,000
7c
Jan
13c
Jan
7c
7c
3,500
7c
Feb
10c
14c
13%c
14c
8,300
5c
8,000
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
17c
18c
1,500
13c
Jan
18c
Jan
8c
9c
4,000
8c
Feb
9c
Feb
51c
50c
51c
1,000
50c
Feb
59c
9
17%'
9
—•
63c:
Ltd
1,
Cons
100
4.15
Feb
4.35
Jan
9c
11,700
9e
Feb
5 Vac
6c
500
5V2c
Jan
6c
Jan
45,000
5c
Jan
9%c
Feb
9c
10,000
8c
Feb
11%
Feb
12c
Feb
12%
Jan
10 %c
Jan
Feb
52c
Jan
2c
Jan
3c
Feb
1,500
3c
Jan
4c
Jan
1,000
42c
Feb
53c
Jan
3,000
3c
—
4c
4c
43c
3c
4c
43c,
Feb
13%
400
14%
Feb
15%
Jan
a5.50
100
6.00
Jan
6.25
Jan
52%c52%c
52%c
15
a5.50
500
13
13%
583
4%c
4%c
500
52 %c
Feb
55c
Jan
Jan
11%
4%c
13%
Feb
6%c
Jan
Feb
37c
'
40c
29,500
36c
Jan
47c
51c
55c
15,700
47c
Feb
55
55
200
2.30
78c
1.90
2.30
76c
__
80c
14c
1.90
400
;•
12,000
1,000
1.90
800
51
Jan
2.30
Jan
76c
Feb
12 %c
1.90
Feb
Feb
18%c
3.10
19c
1,500
18 %c
3.10
__
*
:
9%c
14%
__
1
!
Jan
9%c
41c
1
—
Ltd
Ltd
3.25
9,350
3.05
Jan
2,000
10%c
Jan
400
1.70
Jan
10%cl0%c
1.76
1.70
^1
1.76
15%cl5%c
1
7%c
Jan
9c
Jan
'7,500
14c
Feb
23c
Jan
Area
Mines
Argus
Corp
76c
Hardware
76c
*
Feb
2,OOo
15c
Jan
2,000
76c *
Feb
45c
Jan
70c
Jan
55
Jan
2.30
class
Mines
Vinray "Malartic Mines Ltd
Waite Amulet Mines Ltd
-
Jan
70
Jan
8c
Jan
12c
Feb
11c 12%c
20,600
12c
10
11%
(1937)
1,000
4%c
9,650
58y2c
6 Vac
al5% al5%
6,700
50
11c
16,000
2.152.20
1
1
6c
58%c66%c
9c
84c
Jan
14c
Feb
2.32
Jan
22c
3.70
13c
1.95
16c
Jan
Jan
Jan
16c
'Jan
Feb
94c
Jan
11%
11%
12%
2,305
11%
Feb
12%
Jan
Atlas Yellowknife
1
ll%c 12%c
1,500
11c
Jan
14c
Feb
10c
Aubelle
Mines
1
Ault & Wiborg
Aumaque Gold
Aunor
preferred
1
Gold
*"
Mines
1
Bank
of
Toronto
Base
Metals
Scotia
Mining
4,800
6c
Jan
Feb
Jan
Sons class B
Bldgood Kirkland
17c
Jan
25%
Jan
26%
Jan
230
35
Feb
36
Jan
37
37
37
110
35%
Jan
37
Jan
50C
50c
57c
64,200
50c
Feb
65c
Jan
8%c
9c
7,000
8c
Jan
11c
Jan
39%
39'/a
39%
8,858
38%
Jan
4iy8
Jan
116
123
148,756
1.10
Jan
1.25
Feb
5.90
6.25
1,400
5.00
Jan
6.25
5 y4
5%
150
5
Jan
28c
30c
10,300
23c
Jan
1
13c
12c
12c
Feb
9
13C
21,500
9
50
Feb
9
Feb
12
55
11%
Feb
12
Jan
50
50
15
50
Jan
51%
Feb
16c
Jan
Mines
1
Bonetal Gold
12 %c 13 %C
13c
__
13c
2,300
1,000
3!/2C
4c
5,000
17c
17c
500
1
1
Bordulac
di
1
3%c
—
Bowes Co class A
*
9
Boycon
•
3%c
Pershing
Boy mar
1
28c
"
13c
Feb
15c
3%c
Jan
4c
Jan
12c
Jan
18c
Feb
9
Feb
9
Feb
50
>•:( 9;:
4c
23,500
57/8c Jan
26c
Feb
36c
Jan
9.50
Feb
Jan
1.25
Jan
Feb
9.20
9.10
9.25
3,550
95c
90c
1.00
10,900
Brantford Cordage common—
*
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr com—*
8%
8%
130
8%
Feb
8%
18%
18%
19%
2,430
18%
Feb
19 V2
Jan
15
15
15
15
Feb
15
Feb
Jan
Brewers
&
British
Distillers
American
5
Oil
•
4% %
Elec
preferred
British
Columbia
pfd
Forest
Packers
British
25 Ye
88
89
50
100%
101
55
class A
2%
2%
2,750
2%
Bruck
Power
class
A
23%
Feb
24%
875
24%
Feb
25%
88
Feb
90 y4
Jan
Jan
101%
Jan
...
9
12
12
6%
Oil
Mills
•
25%
25%
25%
2%
2%
2%
31c 34%c
38,250
Buffadison Gold
Red
&
Lake
Co
9,700
%c
21c
2.45
2.56
2,100
15c
20c
23,800
1
7c
*
30
B_
9
A
1
common
17%
8c
25%
26%
Jan
3y8
Jan
Feb
28c
Jan
37c
Feb
15%
Feb
17
Jan
16c
Jan
1.92
Jan
14%c Feb
24c
3.05
20c
7%c.
1,005
Feb
33
Jan
13%
45
•12%
Jan
14 y4
Jan
17%
17%
145
17%
Feb
7%
75
8c
8c
6,500
15
7
5,700
7c
30
Feb
9%:c
Jan
17%
Jan
8V4
Jan
6C
Jan
9c
Jan
110
14%
Jan
17
Jan
55
16%
Jan
17V2
Jan
16%
5.00
5.00
5.65
9,200
5.00
Feb
6.60
Jan
7%c
10,000
6%c
Jan
8V2C
Jan
40c
Feb
54c
Jan
9c
Feb
14c
Jan
Callinan
Flin
Flon.
6'/2 c
6V2C
Jan
Calmont
Oils
40c
40c
Feb
2,100
Campbell Red Lake.
3.20
2.85
3.20
8,900
2.70
Jan
9
\2%
2%
2%
44
2%
Feb
3
50
42c
Jan
Jan
5c
Jan
47c
47c
1.64
1.60
1.65
3,400
28c
51c
63,000
47c
1.49
28c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
8.05
53c
1.90
73c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Canada
B
Bread
common
;
preferred
Canada
1.11
1.18
24,900
5.90
100
5.90
Feb
6.10
Jan
3%c
4c
20,500
3V2c
Jan
4%c
Jan
12c 13 %c
5,900
10%
Jan
14%
Jan
Jan
10c
Jan
Canada
Northern
Jan
36c
Jan
Canada
Packers class A—
8c
3,000
7c
24c
27c
14,600
17c
2.21
2.21
200
2.21
Feb
1.28
Jan
2.21
Feb
Jan
5.30
Jan
Jan
36 %c
Feb
Feb
Feb
Canada
Foundries class A
Canada
Iron
Canada
Malting Sh W-arr
Foundry
——
common
Power
Class B
50 y8
50%
50%
50
50 %
Feb
53
*
common
5.90
Feb
3.20
25
25%
395
24%
Jan
26 V2
Jan
20
Cement
Preferred
1.11
1.10
Jan
7
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
31%
15
9
•
Jan
2%
.
Jan
7c
16%
9
i.
Jan
Jan
6%
30
13%
♦
Bousquet
3
13
Jan
7%
*
class
class
210
17c
20c
Buffalo
18
16
Jan
Feb
Jan
5%
130
2.45
_
Canadian
Building Products
Burlington Steel
12
100
32c
•
15%
Ankerite
2%
150
class
Buffalo
100 y2
75
5%
*
B
Dominion
Buffalo
1,075
.
"
Columbia
Class
23%
24%
88
Products
Class B
British
23%
24%
100
—
Columbia
British
4%
23 %
25
Columbia
8.65
45c
55
ino
common
Preferred
British
2nd preferred
Calgary & Edmonton
5c
Jan
*
16%
7.80
Jan
3%c Jan
798
29C
Jan
—*
class A
Caldwell Linen
33c
7c
12V2c Jan
16c
~'
Mines
Brand & Millen
Jan
2.57
Feb
9
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
12
Bonville Gold
Feb
200
25c
5%
33c
15 y8
2.10
Jan
*
Preferred
Jan
500
9
27c
*
5.90
1
26
30c
Gold
8c
11,350
__
Feb
35%
*
common
9c
5c
__
Feb
5
35
common
Corp
67c
36c
13C
10
Jan
50
Ribbon
Burrard
8.05
784
Feb
1
Gold
Bralorne
9%
4%
Jan
25%
1
1
1
26,700
1,173
25c
100
885
3.65
25%
25
Quebec
Biltmorp Hats
Bobjo
22c 26 %c
Feb
Jan
118
Telephone
Rights
Blue
5
5
1
Bell
&
10
5
Feb
38c
3.30
35%
*
Yellowknife
nevcourt
9%
104%
1,300
.10
Nova
Bertram
3.55
Jan
10
Montreal—
of
Relleterre
3.40
HV2C Jan
Jan
16c
119,400
.10
of
Bank
Beaulieu
37c
Jan
103%
103
31c
*
—
12,100
104% 104 V*
35c
1
Class B
10c 10 %c
10c
100
Auto Fabric class A_
Burns
5c
__
Jan
Jan
Jan
33c
__
9vac
68c
Jan
8.05
__
33c
Jan
12c
Calder
9c
7c
7%c
13,500
Jan
50c
Jan
4,000
7%c
Jan
„
Jan
13 y4
22,000
Jan
9
14 %c
Feb
220
15c
1.03
6c
Jan
12
72c
7%c
6c
8c
11%
11%
12c
11 %c
6c
Jan
68c
Jan
1'
6V2
68c
Feb
6c
Feb
12 %C
4%c
1
,
67%
•
9%c
__9
Westville Mines Ltd
Wil.stey Coghlan Mines Ltd
Wright Hargreaves Mines Ltd
A—
Oil
1
:
5%
5
7,500
•
7,000
1
•.
1,115
70
9c 11 %c
Feb
34c
Corp
6V4
70
9c
1
Atlas
1,000
Ltd
Ltd
5%
70
Steels
Atlantic
5c
9
Ltd
6%
1
1
9%c
,
Jan
•
Athona
5c
1
Ltd
17c
Ashley Gold & Oil
9%c
1
(1944)
14c
1
Ashdown
5c
*
,
Ltd
16c
100
1
Armistice
9%c
_1
Ltd
1
common
Preferred
1
Ltd
1
Arjon Gold
1
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Asbestos
4.15
42c
1
Ltd
Mines
United
ll%c
Jan
14c
1
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines
Trebor
Jan
41c
__
1
Co Ltd—
Mines
10 %c
755
5
Sigma Mines (Quebec) Ltd—
Stadacona
500
2,050
2,000
Ltd—1
Quebec Labrador Development—
Quebec Manganese Mines.—,
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd——
Santiago Mines Ltd
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
Gold
Jan
10c
^1
Jan
78c
11%
1
3.45
Feb
9%c
1
Gold
Mining
11c
Feb
63c
11%
1
Mines
Mines
5,600
11%
1
Corp
2,900
t.
65c
8c
Ltd-.
Mines
2.9g
2.80
8c
8%c
1
Gold
2.80
9%c
1
Ltd
——
Cadallic
Jan
Jan
6c
—
,
1
Lake
Feb
16 %c
1
O'Brien Gold Mines Ltd
Orenada Gold Mines
Pen-Rey
25c
Feb
5
Ltd
Mines
Feb
Jan
11c
8c
L_
1
Co
17%
21 %c
4.15
't
1
Ltd—
Explor
15%
1,000
3,200
63c ''
„
1
Ltd.:
1,730
23c
•••
11c
*
Norpick Gold Mines Ltd
Gold
>'
1
—
17%
*
11c 12%c
23c
2.80
1
Mines
17%
__
ll%c
„
Calumet Mines Ltd
Pandora
35c
Feb
7c
Jan
Ltd
Gold
Jan-
4V8C
1
Ltd
Mining
16c
9c
1
Dredging Ltd
Marlon
Jan
17c
1
Mines
13 %c
4%c
Ltd
Mines
Jan
5%c
500
Jan
__
1
Cons
Normetal
'
__
'
Alger
24c
17,600
8c
Jan
100
Ltd
Macdonald
3c
500
107,200
Mines
Negus Mines
Jan
3c
1
Mines
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Jan
39c
3y4c
Goldfields
Louvicourt
lie
Feb
3c
———
Gold
Feb
13c
3V4c
Lake Linginan Gold
Mining——,9
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
1
Lingside
Feb
8%c
13%c 24%c
!
&
'65c
50c
3,000
7^500
-
1
Ltd
Gold
Feb
3c
Mines Ltd.:
Mines
36%c
1
Mines
Mines
Addison
Jaiv
1
Gold Mines Ltd—
International Uranium Mining Co
Kerr
20c
—_1
Ltd
Ltd
Joliet-Quebec
Feb
3!/4c
Hudson-Rand
Consol Gold
Jan
3c
14%c
Ltd
Gold
10,400
65c
Feb
3c
1
Mines
Ltd
Cons
25,400
7c
8c
Bank
47cFeb
-1
1
Goldbeam Mines Ltd.—
Goldora Mines LtdMines
56c
8%c
Formaque Gold Mines Ltd.
Goldvue
50c
1,000'-
6%c
Ltd
Falconbridge Nickel
36%o36%c
5c
Ltd
Mines
1,100
•
Red Lake Mines Ltd
Dome Mines Ltd —,
Dulama Gold Mines Ltd
Mines
10,000
3c
8V2c
Ltd
Mines
53c
1
Dicxenson
Sullivan
30c
5%c
Feb
Jan
1
Cadillac
Nickel
Gold
26c
5%c
1
Feb
8
_1
Mining Co Ltd
Ventures
10 y2
Jan
16
3c
36%c
—■0
Ltd—
Ltd
_l
Explorations
Sullivan
Jan
Feb
100
47c
__
1
Ltd—-—
Denison
Siscoe
18
400
al5% al5%
47c
0
Diamond M Corp
Cournor
Osisko
Jan
Jan
a37
al5%.
Ltd—1
Nechi
15%
10
lliy8
9
12
—1
Jack
Feb
16%
'
29C
•
Porcupine
Jan
Jan
110
19
4
—
I
Mines Ltd
&
Central
Sol
12%
6
k20%
Jan
1
Aquarius
Bagamac
-
Consol
Eldona
Jan
Jan
17
«
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd
Cheskirk Mines Ltd——
East
15,102
5
19%
109
22
19
-
*
Mines
Gold
Gold
Duvay
44c
21
1—0
Ltd—
Bouzan Gold
Cortez
3
9'/2
,9
,
75
a37
__
25
____„-4,
250
9
-16%
•
9
18
10l/2
all2
42c
/■
16%
100
_i.
Yellowknife
Lake
Brazil
18
lo
all2
42c
t"
—
Bonville
•
„"9
Aumaque Gold Mines Ltd
Base Metals Mining Corp Ltd—
Bob's
225
9%
Stocks—
Anacon
Arno
14
-——*
Windsor Hotel Ltd
Mining
12%
—
9
1
Ltd—
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50
__
*
Canada
Securities Ltd
75
110
12%
9
United Corporations B
United Distillers of Canada Ltd
•United Fuel inv B preferred,—'
United
20
109%
.
100
Amusement Corp Ltd class A
'
225
19%
110
*
~—
Paving &; Materials Ltd
Gas
5%
19%
pfd„100
Thrift Stores Ltd
,
31 %
9
*
Sangamo, Co Ltd '
Pitt
17%
Feb
135
'
a71
9
Russell-Industries Ltd
New
10
17%
29%
9
Ltd
Southern-Canada Pr 6% pfdSouthmont Invest Co Ltd
New
Power
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Jan
Jan
•J'::
Abitibi
.
Apex Consol Resources
'Quebec Pulp & Paper 7%
New
16%
39 V*
19%
-
Paul Service Stores Ltd
9
Power Corp of Can 6% cum 1st
pfd_100
J-M
Jan
Feb
a20c
9
Orange Crush Ltd V
El
15%
37
*
Scotia Light & Power Co
Nuclear. Enterprises Ltd
1
Jan
25
6V2
9
Nova
•'
14%
230
12%
9
-
Feb
Jan
675
80c
5
-
Refrig & Storage Ltd
Moore Corporation Ltd
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd
9%
15%
17y2
—
12%
10
Montreal
Sale Price
Week's
Range
,
Last
STOCKS—
Exchange
Canadian Funds
Friday
Jan
29%
9%
_10
13%
40
37 y2
17%
I7M2
—■——10
Ltd
50
Feb
37
^
;_'9
pfd
38%
*
15V2
isy2
*
10
6%
13%
29%
*
M)
com
Ltd
,
Feb
18
„
9
„
Distilleries
Toronto Slock
Jan
—
Melchers
II
Feb
1,270
—.
29%
29%
29%
55
29
Jan
29%
Feb
27%
27%
30
27
Jan
28
Jan
9
Jan
10
19
19
21
140
19
Feb
22
Feb
•
47 y8
47
47%
185
47
Feb
50
Jan
*
9%
9%
9%
Feb
9%
9
33
32%
33
110
32
Jan
33V2
Jan
16
16
510
16
Feb
16
Jan
76
188
Feb
192
9
145
9%
Jan
OH Stocks—
Anglo-Canadian
British
Dom
Calgary
Consol
&
Oil Co
Oil
&
Homestead
Decalta
Oils
Lid
•
Dev
Corp
Corp Ltd
Edmonton
Oil Co
Ltd
Ltd
*
•
1
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
1
Home Oil
*
New
Co
Pacalta
Ltd
Oils
Co
Pan
Oils
31c
'
New
South
Co
11c
7,050
91c
.
1.00
ll%cl2%c.
l'lcll%c
19,500
page
42.
Jan
24c
Feb
31 %c
Feb
1.35
Jan
13%
Jan
1,500
11c
Feb
14c
Jan
2.35
2.50
1,400
16c
19c
10,000
27
28
1.20
5%c
Feb
Feb
1.62
Jan
6c
Jan
Feb
3.00
Jan
13c
Jan
19c
970
23 y2
Jan
28%
Jan
6.35
Feb
Canada Permanent Mortgage
Canada
S S
Canada
Wire
Lines preferred ■*.
& Cable class B
Canadian
Bank
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
Canners
1st
preferred
Conv
of
—
6.50
6.35
6.50
3,565
19c
19c
1,500
2.35
common
:
preferred
19c
Feb
6.50
22c
Feb
Jan
Canadian
Class
188
188
191
.
Jan
37
50
—
37
34
35%
Jan
37
Feb
26%
26%
50
24%
Jan
26%
Feb
-10
23
22%
23
880
22%
Feb
24
Jan
20 y4
20
20%
1,983
19 y8
Jan
20%
Jan
•
16%
17
17%
24%
561
16%
Feb
18
Jan
24 %
20
9
90
24 V*
Jan
25
Feb
17
17%
350
17
Feb
18
Jan
16%
common
Celanese
Preferred
Canadian Dredge
common...
*
13%
13%
245
13%
Feb
14 V2
Jan
20
Car
A
Canadian
100
—9
*
Commerce
Feb
19c
see
12c
Feb
100
*
Jan-
Jan
Feb
1,500
*
6.60
10c
11%
1.20
•
Feb
89 %c
5'/2c
1
5.25
7,411
1.20
1
4.45
29c
6,400
5y2c
Ltd
Brazeau
footnotes,
70o
*
common
For
6,000
24c3iy4c*\
95c
ll%c
__
Oil
6,600
34c
5.50
IOV2C
10%c
4.85
33c
5.25
—90c
Petroleum
Western
Royalite
4.50
„
Ltd
Okalta, Oils Ltd
Omnitrans Exploration Ltd
•Pacific
4.75
_9
9
,
MARKETS
FEBRUARY
Jan
3
&
Teieg
cum
26
15V2
Paper Co
Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd——_
Maritime
Feb
3
—
(Walter
23
15
*
Power
1,710
3
Journal Publishing Co of Ottawa Ltd-.1"
Loblaw Groceterias Co Ltd cl A—.
9
MacLaren
23%
15
common
preferred
Investment Foundation 6%
(735)
High
•
*
5%
Lowney
Low
100
—_
International Paints
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
23
pfd
—
Ltd
23
-
Shares
Com
Co'Lln
preferred
Low
*
A
LISTED
WEEK
CHRONICLE
for Week
of Prices
FINANCIAL
Sales
Last
Sale Price
i
STOCKS—
FOR
&
16 y8
16%
335
16%
Feb
17
Jan
19%
20%
260
19%
Feb
22 V4
9
19%
25
37 y8
37 y8
37%
120
36%
Jan
39
Jan
*
25
25%
27
320
25%
Feb
28%
Jan
Jan
39
Monday, February 14, 1949
RANGE
■>
,"f
Friday
Week's
Range
Class
Food
Products
A
Preferred
,,
■:
*
Gen
Canadian
Ice
Canadian
Indus
Electric
voting
CauttU.au
Locomotive
Malartic
5%
Oil
Cos
Utilities
Wirebound
class
Corp
225
Feb
Goidvue
Mines
5A
100
5A
Feb
5 A
440
1C%
Feb
11%
Jan
10 A
25
10 A
Feb
11%
Gold
Jan
32 A
355
4,005
14 A
660
Centremaque Gold
Chaceau-Gai
8,244
Feb
14%
17'A
Feb
90 A
100'A
Jan
24
Jan
9'A
1C0
9 'A
Feb
9%
1,600
1.35
Feb
1.50
1.57
1:60
2,220
1.55
Jan
1.73
1.35
22,400
1.15
Feb
1.65
1.40
9,895
1.24
Jan
1.45
21c
18'Ac
21c
40,200
MV2C
8c
8c
3,000
9'A
9A
7'Ac
2.70
2.80
2.78
16c 16'/a c
Jan
Jan,.\,
10
Jan
10c
,2.43
Jan
16
4,600
Homestead
3%c
22c
4,780
6c
6c
.
Consolidated
Consumers
Conwest
28c 32'Ac
28c
8
8 A
Crn'g
Bit
Croinor
Cub
8%
16
Jan
14%
Decalta
17c
Jan
23c
5'Ac
Jan
7c
Red
Dexter
23c
8
34c
Jan
Feb
...
10'A
Jan
64c
Distillers
A
Dome
10 A c
10 Ac 11'Ac
14'Ac 17%c
10c;:
12,500
15c
45,565
104
1.20.
1.28
150
Jan
12c
Jan
Feb
17%c
Feb
Feb
123
29
to CO sW
205
Jan
.
Feb
Jan
6
Jan
30c
Jan
46c
45c
5,150
45c
Jan
52c
Jan
47
48
255
10c
10c
10c
2,500
65c
65c
46c
"
5%
47
55c
3,120
70c
9c
; r'
•
52
Jan
13c
Feb
Jan
Jan
80c
Jan
Jan
10c
10c
11c
8.000
IOC
Jan
15c
31c
31c
34c
8,700
31c
Feb
43c
22%
' 8%
160
22 A
Feb
23
Jan
10
8%
Jan
22 A
22'A
8%
8%
30c
23c
32c
89,650
1.37
1.30
1.40
18,900
8 Ac
5,500
..23c
9'A
Feb
32c
Jan
8c
Feb
31c
31c
AV 8c
1.48
Jan
Feb
40,900
10c
28c
;
Jan
lbc 17'/aC
10,960
Go.d
Rock
Mines
Jan
31c
10Ac
1
17'Ac
lp%
10%
j
1
8 Vac
8'Ac
8c
Jan
i
1
57c
65c
17,400
57c
Feb
83c
Jan
1
8c
8c
2,000
4c
Jan
8c
Feb
7'Ac
7'Ac
1,000
6c
Jan
9c
Jan
47c
50c
2,600
40c
Jan
59c
j an
11c 11'Ac
9,863
10c
Jan
13'Ac
18
Feb
19
13c
—
Gold
Gold
1
Gold
Red Lake
Gold
-
15c
Jan
16c
Feb
10%
925
10,700
10c
9'/4C
Feb
—
Mines.
11c
Mining
8'Ac
% 31,500
9c
18%
0
Jan
1
28 Ac
28c
31c
20.800
26 Ac
Jan
32c
Jan
16
Feb
*18 A
Feb
35c
Jan
16
16
16 A
2,305
•
20c
18c
22c
25,500
»
17'A
16%
17%
10
25
24'A
2,980
1,065
25%
15'A
Jan
13
24 A
Feb
26
Jan
25
20
20
20
110
19%
Jan
20
Feb
common
8
8'A
8'A
9
110
8'A
Jan
9
Feb
1
27
26,'A
27
666
25%
Jan
12'A
12 A.
*
....
13 A
11
960
27'A
14'A
Jan
Jan
16
16 Va
1,175
16
Feb
17%
Jan
23
23%
565
23
Feb
24
Jan
*
24 Va
24 Va
100
Jan
25
Jan
„__23.50
21'A
22
290
Feb
22
Feb
25
B
___
com
^referred
16%
"■20
21'A
East
East
Amplii
Crest
East
11'A
ll'A
11'A
Feb
:i
57c
51c
58c
15,400
51c
Feb
64c
18'A
23c
22c 24Vac
25,200
2IV2C
Jan
25c
Feb
1
11 Vac
11c 12 %c
54,000
11c
Feb
17c
Jan
l
;
12
Jan
165
10'Ac
Jan
9'A
9%
50
9 A
Feb
9%
5 Va
200
5 A
Feb
5 A
Feb
5
11'A
11'A
11%
3,605
11'A
Feb
12 A
Jan
1
Holhnger Consol
Yellowknife
Gold
Hosco
i
Mines
7c
6c
Jan
8c
Jan
19%c Jan
32c
Feb
7c
8c
7,000
27c
1
Howey Gold
Hudson
Hugh
i.
:
,
Bay
1
32c
54,800
35c
20,500
&
33c
35c
»
Mining & Smelting
Malartic
47 Va
47'A
20%
preferred
50%
5,476
4'Ac
4'Ac
22
31c
4,800 r
22
1
Erie
9c
-
10.000
9V2C Jan
14,200
9'/2C
9c
ll%c Jan
Jan
30c
31c
6,500
Fast
Malartic
Mines...
l
2.23
2.20
2.29
13,615
2.12
Jan
2.35
Jan
Sullivan
Mines
1
2.80
2.80
3.00
12,202
2.80
Feb
3.45
Feb
_»
Steel
•
A_1_L
Eddy Paper class
Elder
755
7'A
_
~
•'$
7
Jan
38c
7%
Jan
Jan
Jan
20
16 A-
16%
365
16'A
Jan
17
Jan
l
36c
35c
38c
8,325
34c
Jan
41c
Jan
___i
Mines
Eldona
,7
7'/8
30c
10%c
Feb
East
Eastern
_100
Jan
47 A
•
63c
63c
67c
42,175
63c
Jan
77c
Jan
:
...
Gold
292
Sol Gold....
Brass
Eureka
1
Corp
class
A
16 Va
11C 11 Vac
11c
8
19%
6.000
20
55c
57p
4.25
Jan
22
Feb
28
Jan
29
Jan
Jan
700
»
16%
16%
17%
16,391
16%
Feb
19%
13%
13%
640
13'A
Jan
14%
Preferred
7'/a
100
6V2
Jan
7'/a
Feb
25'A
25'A
110
24%
Jan
25%
Jan
8
17 Va
17 Va
150
7Va
17%
Jan
1
5'Ac"
6'Ac
9,050
7%c
Feb
6
common
Lake
&
8'A
8%
520
45c 49%c
4,700
^
Gold
(John)
Inglis
Co
Mining
45c
1
Metals
International
class
A
*
Preferred
Feb
5'Ac Jan
24 Va
.100
8'A
100% 101'A
14
14%
54c
Jan:
Feb
25'A
Jan
101'A
100
Jan
33
Feb
36
Jan
10
Feb
13
Jan
40c
Jan
International
iNicxei
•
33
33
33%
International
Petroleum
8
10'A
10
10'A
5,230
International
Uranium
1
45c
40c
47c
51,200
Feb
52c
14c
15c
2,600
12'Ac Jan
19c
2,000
2'Ac Jan
3c
Jan
1,667
4'Ac
6c
Jan
Feb
Waite
Co
common
1
Mining
1
,
J
M
3c
5c
1
2 Ac
2 Ac
1,500
2'Ac
Jan
3c
19c
20c
1,500
16c
Jan
23c
Jan
42c
Gold
Quebec
Kayrand
41c
44c
16,055
41c
Feb
54c
Jan
10'Ac
10c
12c
10,000
7'Ac
Jan
14c
Jan
Jan
.
__
Mines.
1
Mining
0
Kenville
36 A
36
36%
.
Jan
14'Ac
17c
23,300
13c
Jan
23c
—
11'Ac
13c
2,500
8'Ac
Jan
13C
Jan
14%
15 Va
4,433
14'A
Jan
15%
Jan
7%c
1
15c
14%
Gold
7%c
8c
Jan
; •
Kerr-Addison
Golden
Gate.
54,650
7'Ac Feb
10c
58c
51c
59c
18,700
41c
59c
1.48
1.44
1.52
12,525
15c
15c
15c
500
Kirkland-Hudson
Kirkland
La ice
Kirkland
Townsite
~
Ltd
4V-r-
Jan
1.32
Jan
*
___:
Lake
Dufault
Lake
Fortune
.1
Y
Mines
Feb
23'A
5.10
Feb
6.50
Jan
3,000
3'Ac
Jan
5c
Jan
1 AO
1.32
21,375
1.07
4c
4c
500
52c
52c
52c
500
..
21'A
r
8
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
8c
Jan
Jan
13%
Feb
48c
Feb
Lake
Rowan
1
8c
8c
8c
2,500
6c
Lake
Shore
Mines
1
13'A
12%
13 A
5,630
10'A
Lake
Wasa
Mining
41c
45c
8,550
34c
Jan
6.00
6.05
254
50c
Jan
:
—
...
Lapaska Mines
"U"
18
18
600
8 'A c
6,000
4c
4,500
...
8'Ac
8'Ac
1
18
■
4'Ac
8c
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
12c
Jan
Jan
60c
4.50
Jan
Class
Feb
16
Jan
London
Jan
37
Jan
Louvicourt
Jan
Lunward
Jan
Lynx
Jan
Macassa
4.15
V
Jan
4'Ac
Jan
14 A
Jan
15 A
Jan
O
19'A
19'A
615
19'A
Feb
19'A
Feb
4 Ac
5c
14,000
3'Ac Jan
5Ac
Feb
....
*
Feb
80c
75c
80c
5,700
75c
1.16
1.13
1.20
6,050
-1.12
Jan
1.20
6c
mil
Ltd
Mines
6c
3,000
6c
Feb
10c
10%
1
Jan
86c
Jan
Jan
8 Ac
10c
3,000
7c
Jan
c
Feb
90c
90c
95c
5,370
78c
Jan
1.08
Jan
•
29
29
29 A
286
29
Feb
31'A
Jan
•
28
28
28
235
27%
Feb
29
Jan
7
7
7
50
6'A
Feb
7
*
Lac
Long
Groceterias
class
B
Mills
Hosiery
100
■J
6A
Feb
35
6 Va'
112 Va
Jan
7'/a
a
common...
Feb
1
40 Ac
36 Ac
42c
23,600
35'Ac
Jan
45c
Jan
—1
Goldfields
12c
12c
13c
1,000
10'Ac
Jan
15c
Jan
2,000
13c
Feb
16c
Jan
_
Gold.
•
6%c
8,000
5'Ac
Jan
90c
1,500
80c
Feb
90c
Feb
MacDonald
9
207
9
Feb
lb Y
Jan
Macfie 'Red Lake
7Va
8
315
7Va
Feb
8
Feb
Macho
100
11%
Feb
11%
Feb
MacLeod-Cockshutt
4,300
1.85
Feb
2 'A
Jan
MacMillan
26
Jan
Madsen
28
Feb
116
7c
Yellowknife
13c 13'Ac
13 Ac
...
'
2.10
Jan
2.35
2.41
6,250
51'Ac
47c
57c
35,60.)
47c
9Ac
9 Ac
10c
4,500
9c
1
Mines
28c
27c
28c
3,500
p5o
Jan
34c
I
1.10
1.06
1.12
10,650
93c
Jan
*-1.20
»
9 A
9
2.41
1
—
Mines
_1
2.
1
_■
—
•'
■
Feb
Feb1
2.50
Jan
74c"!
Jan
13 Ad Jan
'
'
11%
11%
1.90
1.85
1.90
23%
23
23%
'
River
class
A__
27
_
.
•
Francoeur
Gold
Frobisher
Exploration
2,305
23
Feb
50
27
Feb
27
10c
2.35
10 c
1.000
2.25
2.50
10,C0o
17%
•
*
common..:.
General
Steel
17%
106 A
106 A
1.90
15
.
9c
1.90
"
23
_
_
_
Magnet
Consol
*llc
Jan
-
6%
6%
7
825
2.75
2.84
10,465
22c
22c
22c
1,000
2.22
2.20
2.30
14,100
3c
3'Ac
19,000
96
96
96
25
95
9
9
10
165
9
5 Ac
5'Ac
1,500
5'Ac
13 Ac 14'Ac
Jan
2.90
Jan
Manitoba
Jah
17%
Jan
Maple
106 A
Jan
&
1
Maralgo
*
_
Sugar preferred
Leaf
Jan
Eastern
...100
A
Milling
Mines
1.90
Feb
2'A
Jan
Marcus
Feb
15'A
Jan
Martin-McNeely
Feb
Massey-'-Harris
0,
I_
_
14'A
102
102
10
5.50
5.75
7,451
9%c
8%c
10c
12,300
2 Ac
3c
7,500
Gold
V;'
—
Gold
102
Feb
,
102
Jan
5.85
0
Gold..
.....
_
___1
Mines
Gold
_
_
footnotes
_
-1
_
see
page
42.
7
Jan
Jan
2.40
22c
2.02
Jan
Feb
A
2.85
Jan
Feb
1 Jan
30c
Jan
2.35
Jan
2'Ac Jan
3%C
Jan
Jan
96
Jan
Feb
ll'A' Jan
~1
Feb
1,500
9'Ac Jan
6c
1,000
4'Ac
21
2,625
27 'A
40
5'Ac
1
•
common
4 Ac
20
8c
Jan
10'Ac
Jan
2'Ac
Jan
3 Ac
Jan
McCabe
Grain
class
McColl-Frontenac
-
65c
69c
9,0C0
65c
Feb
74'Ac
Jan
20
44c
43 Ac
45c
6,233
42c
Jan
56c
Jan
Mclntyre
18c
19c
4,600
16C
Jan
19 Ac
Feb
McKenzie Red
11c
12c
5,500
10c
Jan
16c.
Jan
McLellan
__
27'A
«
100
Feb
14 Ac
6c
Feb
Feb
20
Feb
22%
Jan
26%
Jan
27 A
Jan
Lake
_
9
Jan
8'A
8'A
50
8V4
Feb
12%
12%
13%
1,235
12%
Feb
15'A
96
96
96'A
80
94
Jan
98
Jan
13c 13'Ac
3,200
13c
Feb
14c
Jan
Jan
56
13 Ac
_
Porcupine
Gold
0
A...
common
.
McDougall-Segur
18 Ac
—_20
___■
—
Jan
Feb
4.75
66c
..
Feb
Jan
10
'
1
—
Preferred
Oil
6%
Feb
Feb
2.05
104'A
Fields
Gold
Preferred
Lake
9'/4
2.79
.
Yellowknife Gold Mines.
883
1
_
315
5.60
100
9 A
1
Lake
•-120
___1
.
Mines.,
A
"
common
—1
Preferred
Gold
-
_
Red
17'A
>
85
r
.....
2.00
14%
1;
r
Wares
■
15'
0
Bakeries
General
'
100
preferred
Mines.
A
0
B
Manitoba
Power
Gold
class
Export
"
Malartic
For
12c
3%c Jan
10c
Little
Class
Goidale
Jan
1
9
9
10
Motor
Goldcrest
Jan
,Jan
Jan
Feb
19
5%c
255
Jan
20 »A
6.30
15'A
3%c
T*
14%
Gold
Jan
.
14%
"
1
Oil
Gold
6.00
75
4%c
Mines
Leduc-West
Leitch
■
4%c
—
Lawson & Jones class A_.—
Oro
y.
—-1
Mines
Laura Secord
Lebel
y,
—_
Cadillac
Larder
;
V
<!
Lang & Sons
Lapa
45c
1
*
Gold
Jan
'
'
...
Lake
Jan
5c
64c
1
115
....
commoft
Fleet Mfg
God's
1.45
3%c Jan
Lingman
6'Ac
Fittings Ltd class A—
Globe
Jan
90
10,395
5c
ill
1
Gold
21'A
22
'>
Gold
Jan
5,75
0.25
1
(John)
114%
100
6 VaC
Preferred
Gillies
Jan
17c
13'Ac Jan
4c
21'A
1
Laguerre
80c
—
...
Petroleum
Fibre Products
Glenora
Feb
1.67
5.10
*'
Labrador Mining & Exploration
14
430
6'A
Federal Kirkland
Giant
Jan
3c
1
Consolidated.
Juliet
Feb
4'Ac
__
1
35
825
com
Preferred
5%
Jan
Jan
24'A
-
Grain
Gatineau
9
45c
550
24'A
Jan
85
6,112
Loblaw
Class B
Jan
7 Va
25
preferred
Imperial Varnish
Inaian
14
__£i
4%
47c
3,560
14
Players
,
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops.
Ford
Ja!n
28%
19%
9,700
4.15
Famous
Federated
Jan
6c
28%
10c
200
4.15
1
Falconbridge Nickel
Federal
Jan
57
21A
■
Empire
Feb
35c
Feb
3%c Jan
28%
lencourt
El
Jan
10
Lamaque
"
*
9c
Oil
235
9'Ac 11 Vac
10c
'
Oil
Leduc
Jan
Jan
*
♦
_
...
Dulama_Gold Mines Ltd_____
Duvay Gold Mines
Jan
A
5Va
Lake
common
Jan
Jan
_•
class
Mines
Feb
10c
Jan
preferred
Dominion Textile
10c
5'A
8
B
Jan
18c
2
Steel
Jan
Jan
12
8
;
Mfg class A...
Homer
8%c
___*
Dauch
&
Class
••
Labatt
Donalda
24'Ac
Jan
8c
4,500
Jan
65c
.
11
8c
8c
...
Mascot
Jan
Jan
Ltd
Feb
*
a
Feb
35c
Feb
500
10c ll%c
11 Vac
1.20
50c
Coal
Jan
Jan
Jan
43,550
Chemical
lo 'A
_
Jan
55c
&
Jan
3c
Feb
50c
Stores
Jan
65c
9 %
_
...
Oil
55c
Tar &
80c
Feb
Feb
Imperial
1
Steel
Dominion
Feb
50c
Jan
Jan
,22C
Mining
Dominion
Dominion
58c
7,800
8 A
Alabastine
Bank
LakeJ
Magnesium
9,110
2c
Kirkland
Dominion
60c
52c
100
Imperial
5,500
1
&
58c
50c
1,500
Jan
6
.1
Foundry
Jan
50c
*
Jan
22c 24'Ac
5%
1
Dominion Bank
Don nion
11
8'A
1.45
;
23c
*
Mines
Coal
Jan
2%C
31%
Feb
200
Seagrams
Dominion
-
&
152 A
Jan
1.20
21,800
1
1
Dominion Dairies
10
8'A
Huron
141
A
150 151'A
151
1.20
14 Ac
4,106
104 111 A
106
8
Ltd
Mines
138
Jan
*
;
Lake
Diversified
10
2%c
Hinde
Jqn
65c
Yellowknife
Discovery
10
1
Highridge
Jan
•
_
Red
Jan
10
_
*
Joburke
Dickenson
Jan
18
7 Ac
Feb
1
Lake
Red
40
Feb
17
Jack
D»tta
Jan
Feb
15 A
Feb
Holden
Jan
*
•
Nickel
16
38
50
Jan
Heva Goid
Jan
1
Mines
Deni.son
Feb
150
15 A
Heath
Jan
.
51c
__1
Oils
Delnite
15
38
16'A
15
Jan
12%
50c
100
class
2,175
38
15'A
15
4'/8c
Harker
Jan
1
__i
15'A
3J
Feb
5%c
Jan
1,000
Coal
Leather
Jan
615
Headway
15,400
14
Mines
Class B
Feb
16c
10'Ac Feb
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Petroleum
Davis
22
17,940
Inspiration
Daves
Jan
Feb
Jan
16
Jan
52c
Patricia
D'Aragon
Jan
10%
15 A
—
...
Harding Carpets
Feb
655
28%'
Mines
Aircraft
53
7'/ac
1.75
56c 60'Ac
Mills......
Pershing
Crowshore
1,000
103
Jan
Feb
22
30
Jan
52
10'/a
4o0
22
95
86
10 'A
5c
Harricana
50c
*
common
Crow's Nest
52'/a
10Va
15 A
llasaga
-
Crestaurum
55
52'/a
1
Jan
60c
100
Imperial
reb
50c
—
Swayze
Feb
50c
5
Exploration
Cosmos
100 101%
100
52 Va
50
Mines
Lime
2.80
2.45
52,080
♦
Gas
Jan
1
_
Mines
Lead
Hard
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.00
5,500
0
Mining & Smelting
11c
Jan
2
...
Jan
0
Saddlery
Hedley
1,800
20c
22c
*
Oil.
8c
Hamilton Bridge
Feb
l
Consolidated Lebel Oro
9,000
«
Gypsum
.
Consolidated
9c
common.
West
18%c
Feb
16
11,250
2.44
CO
13 'A
1
-
8'Ac
Jan
0
Paper
Coal
Jan
1.60
25
4'Ac
2.32
2.43
1
Mines.;.
Feb
8'/aC
10'Ac 11'Ac
West
Jan
16c
621
4c
4c
.
1,500
1.65
13Vac
7c
6,025
v-
21c
6c
9,600
j
Feb
8
410
6%c
"ZZZZ'.i
Beattie
9'Ac
Bousquet
Haicrow
Jan
»
Duquesne
Jan
Jan
1.33
__
Bakeries
Consolidated
Consolidated
5c
A.—
preferred
Gulf
^
Consolidated
296,800
—
Guayana
Jan
1.15
1.38
1
Consolidated Astoria
12%c
9Vac
High
Hqlliwell Gold
1.60
16
-
Jan
7'Ac
22
class
Great
Jan
25
1.25
1
11;
A
Jan
Knitting class A_
Yellowknife
5'Ac
8c
1
—
...
—;
Lakes
Great
Jan
1.36
1.60
Luke
18,500
Low
Feb
1.35
16c
Plow
3.15
12c
1
...
Great
1.36
Cnromium
J
B
Graham
Jan
15
1
Willans
Feb
10c
Porcupine
Mackay
Class
Feb
101
Jan
100
155
Chimo Gold
Cockshutt
15 A
24 A
0
Malartic
2.65
11 Vac
preferred
Gordon
Jan
100A
1
Mines
Cochonour
79C
24
1
Wines
Mines
Bar
12'A
36 A
Jan
0
10
15 A
14%
Feb
Jan
28'A
I
_
13,275
Goodyear Tire common
Jan
1
Mines
High
2.76
Feb
11
10'A
A____
Porcupine
Coiomac
Jan
100 A
1
.Central
Coin
210
24
*
Patricia
Citrulam
25
100 Va 100 A
14%
100
A
Oil
Leduc
Cenua)
Circle
225
9'A
class
Cascle-Trethewey
Chesterville
Mines
<•
preferred
Cariboo Gold
Crie.ncirk
Goidora
_1
Canadian
Cei.cidl
Feb
14'A
14 A
25
Railway
Canadian
Caruy
Jan
77
71c 73 Ac
100
Pacific
13 A
73'Ac
i
*
common
preferred
Canadian
Jan
Jan
28'/2
•
Canadian
12
75
5'A
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
2.65
"
10
10%
/'
*
Cauaa.an
Feb
8 A
Shares
2.68
Manitou
Golden
95
5 A
10%
*
for Week
Prices
01
Par
Jan
225
1
"A"
Alco
___.
220
Sale price
High
8%
77
.
;•
Machine
Class B
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
12%
'
Sales
Range
,
Goldhawk
100
_
Week's
Frlday
■
STOCKS-
12'A
—**
----——50
—
•
Last
High
8 A
'■
.
77
*
'
Ca^iauian
8'A
*
common
*
..
*
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
Canadian
FEBRUARY 11
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS—
*
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Sales
Last
MARKETS
LISTED
CANADIAN
Jan
54 'A
56
1,025
50'A
40c
40c
42c
5,8r0
32'/4c
Jan
46c
Jan
7c
6%C
7c
1,500
6%c
Jan
8c
Jan
5
55 A
1
1
.-Feb
'
'*
'
r
*
■*
■■
+
/
.
t*,
THE
RANGE
Week's
Last
Mercury Mills
Low
Milton
&
new
9 Vac
7%
Brick
Mining
1,550
9 'Ac
7%
7%
1,230
6c
6c
16,700
16
17
50
1.45
800
1.35
Feb
10%
...
10%
10%
615
10%
Feb
Sherritt
Jan
Sick's
Jan
6c
Jan
6%c
Jan
Feb
17'/a
Oils
Modern
l
Conta ners
Monarch
*
common
Lnw.iai'un
Mortgage & Inv
Porcupine
Moneta
42c
2,500
13
13
100
13 %
13%
40
6'/a
6%
330
46c
49 c
5,600
1,190
220
__'
*
commoi)
Knitting
42c
,■
"
1
—
7%
1.55
'
Jan
Feb
13
Feb
13'A
Gordon
Jan
14
Feb
7
Silver
Jan
Jan
60c
Jan
43c
20%
19%
Moore
•
68
68
71
26%
26%
3%
3%
100
3%
48c
Feb
9 VaC
10c
2,000
9 %c
Jan
9c 10 Vac
151,500
8%c
6
6
700
11%
11%
GOO
lOVs
Jan
Preferred
25
Brass
I
»
Long Lac
1
Mylamaque Mines
1
National
__
Mining
Miller
Class B
Jan
5
common
■"-■4 j1
Preferred
National
5
Grocers
68
Preferred
National
Petroleum
National Sewer
26%
Jan
Siscoe
73%
Jan
Slauen
Jan
27
Western
Jan
12c
Feb; ''
6
....
■
.
Steel
Feb
1,240
14
28
27%
28
430
27%
Feb
28%
Jan
16
16
16%
800
15%
Jan
16%
Feb
41c
40c
41c
4,500
35c
Jan
47C
30
65
27%
Jan
32
Jan
22%
Feb
23%
Jan
29
Jan
'
0
—
22'A
"22%
New
Bidlamaque
New
Calumet
New
28%
TO
2.44
8,750
101 103%
50
10
Alger
New
460
2.30
-2.30
22%
28%
__w__
preferred
Jason
13c
5 Vac
1.93
1.83
; 68c
Mines
13%c
7%c
___
Marlon
Newnorth
New
66c
Rouyn
Mergerf
15e
2.04
26,150
68c
2.16
101
123,700
13,830
...
Jan
25
28,474
8c
-
"
•'
12c
Feb.;..;,.
Jan
1.80
Normetal
iNorpick
Olsen
Co
6c
North
North
Oil
Gold
O'Brien
2,35
Jan
Sturgeon
Feb
River
Jan
S.vlvanite
6c
Jan
Taku
11c
102,700
9c
Feb
18c
Jan
Ontario
11c
Jan
14c
Jan
Taylor
8%c
18,200
7 VaC
Jan
lie
Jan
11,275
19c
Jan
26c
Jan
3,500
6c
Jan
8C
Jan
V
6c
1.10
200
1.07
7,014
5 4 Va
Jan
2,500
12c
y
Jan
10c
H'/aC
72c
3.05
10c
8 Vac
Mines
119,300
3.35
44,845
54c
3.05
Feb
1.15
;
3.75
Jan
10c
Jan
13 %c
16,600
C%c
Jan
12c
60c
1,500
49c
Jan
60c
72,675
30c
Jan
40c
Feb
7%
380
7
Jan
8YB
Jan
8,910
1.32
11,400
17c
6,000
14c
Jan
17c
4c
6c
6,100
4c
Feb
6c
8,300
5 %c
18%
5 Vac
25
5%
190
15c
16c
33,500
8c
8c
1,000
71c
70c
82c
44,100
16C
15c
16c
5,100
•'
__
:
Mines.
39%-
Western
Parbee
Ltd.
1.65
Pen-Rey
1.95
Jan
1.62
Feb
Jan
16c.
39 %c
Crow
4,000
4c
500
19c
Jan
Mines.
9c
Jan
Jan
18c
Jan
Feb
3.05
Jan
39%
Feb
Jan
1.34
Jan
12 VaC
8c
Feb
3%c
Jan
Feb
Jan
21c
!;;■
;.] ;v:
Feb
8c
Jan
; 5c
Gold
Jan
9,925
36c
Jan
24,900
9c
Jan
75c
79c
7,650
70c
Jan
89c
Jan
27
27
25
26
Jan
27
Feb
10c 12 %c
23,700
8c
Jan
14c
Jan
2.15
certificates..
5,140
2.05
3.10
28,000
5c
Jan
40c
9,600
41
515
81c
80c
75c
8c
.-y
44c
Quemont
70c
Jan
90c
Feb.
16%
8,510
7'/sc
1,500
52%
53%
60
58c
67c
69,150
86c
86c
90c
8,225
86c
Feb
52c
Gold
Mining
51 %c
55c
4,156
45c
Jan
15%
3,560
15
Jan
15 Va
15%
Jan
13%
80%
Jan
84
Jan
85%
85
86
25
83
Jan
86
Jan
7 Vac
7 Va c
7 VaC
500
Jan
8 %c
Jan
1,50
1.50
1.54
8,025
1.50
Feb
1.70
Jan
'5%
.,5%
100
5%
Feb
5%
Feb
Gold
Jan
20c;
8 VaC
Jan
11 %c
Feb
1,900
1.41
Jan
1.90
Jan
1.53
1.47
1.62
22,000
1.27
Jan
35c
35c
500
27
27
25
Renfrew
Silk
class
—
Keno
United
Roche
Oils
Royalite
New
:025
.
Walker
Lawrence
St
Western
Gold
(G
footnotes
A
W')
17 %
2.55
10,900
2.20
Jan
2.94
Jan
7%
1,045
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
1.82
Jan
1.72
6,300
1.52
5.85
1,114
5.60
8c
500
Jan
Feb
Ja
li
Feb
6.40
Jan
Jan
6c.
9%c
Jan
13
12
13%
36,510
8.75
Jan
14'A
Jan
26%
26'A
26%
4,825
26'A
Feb
28%
Jan
13
13
25
13
Feb
13
10c 10 %c
II,600
10c
Jan
l
___1
_
9c
0
9c
2,900
36%
36%
■»
34
33 '/a
34
175
0
common
___.
23
23
24
355
0
,
;—
common
36%'
23
100
___■
170
23
98'/a
200
7c
36%
22
30%
23
13
Jan
Feb
%C
Jan
Feb
9c
Jan
38
Jan
',24
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
35
Jan
24
Feb
99
30
98 %
Feb
%c
31,700
8c
Jan
•:37c
7%C
8%c
Feb
-lie
8c
4,500
74,700
7%c
7c
7c
Feb
•
Yellorex
^
Mines
Yellowknife
27%
31%
5,385
100
99%
100
300
98'A
19
19
100
19
2.32
2.21
2.32
7,783
27%
2.15
Feb
Jan
34 Va
Jan
J tt n
Jan
Feb
100
19%
Jan
Jan
\
11 %c
Feb
•
10 j %
Jan
19
1
Bear
Yankee
29%
5
Combing
Wright-Hargreaves
Ymir
24c 27
100
common
Preferred
Wool
Jan
127/B
2.50
Jan
Jan
21c
23c
4,500
18c
Jan
23c
Feb
1
75c
73c
75c
8,700
63c
Jan
80c
Jan
*
Mines
Girl
4%c
4%c
6c
7,500
4%c
Jan
6c
Jan
1.65
7%c
Jan
51
Jan
53%
Feb
58c
Feb
67c
Exchange-Cnrb Section
Jan
Jan
Toronto Stock
Jan
Jan
Jan
11
1.44
6c
Canadian
1.04
Sale
Asbestos
Jan
British
9
Sales
Range
Price
Par
Jan
4 17
■
Week's
Last
Jan
62c
Funds
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Low
Shares
Range for
High
year
Low
1918
i
High
*
Corp
25
25
10O
25
Feb
26
100
102
3u»
100
Feb
114
'
Jan
'
Columbia
2.15
2.20
500
2.15
Jan
2.40
Co
8
8
15
7%
Pulp & Paper
com
•
i.—
'
Jan
Jan
29%
75
30%
11
11c
25
14c
12c
13c
17%
common.
29%
Jan,
(
8
30%
Feb
Feb
Feb
11
Canadian
Canadian
16 VaC
Jan
Canadian
13c
24,500
11c
Jan V
2,500
12c
Jan
Jan
Coast
40c
Jan*
49c
Jan
25
Jan
25%
Jan
Crown
28'/«
6,044
23
Jan
28 %
Jan
Dalhousie
6.35
6.65
6.65
Feb
Dlsher
12c
9c
_
Consolidated
1,080
*'
17%
18
17,645
28,000
9c
Feb
19c
Jan
Dominion
13,800
6c
Jan
10c
Jan
Jan
Foothills
17%
Jan
18%
2
«»
.
_
Feb
2.00
Jan
1.75
1.85
250
64%
77
710
140
140
10
3%
3%
•i
"
2,050
50
50
25
1.15
1.25
500
16'A
17'/e
11
11
i
6
3,740
y
)
39
38
1.75
Jan
an
64%
135
J
3%
Feb
79
International
Feb
14
Jan
Feb
86
Jan
Feb
42
Jan
Langley's Ltd preferred
4.20
4.40
7,235
3.80
9c
Niagara Wire Weaving
2,500
42c
47c
25,400
23%
235a
24
965
47
100
15c 16% c
2,000
Paper
common-
Preferred
•
143
i
40
5,100
Jan
3%
Jan
50
Feb
53
Feb
1.25
Feb
16%
Feb
18
Feb
11
38c
6
11
Jan
45c
Jan
&
Ontario
Jan
4.50
Feb
Jan
10c
Jan
40c
Jan
49c
Jan
Pend
23%
Jan
24'A
Jan
Southmount
47
Jan
48
Jan
Southwest
Petroleum
15c
Feb
20c
Jan
Supertest
Petroleum
Paper__
Selections
Oreille
Feb
6%
Feb
31%
Jan
34'A
Feb
Jan
20
Jan
2.75
2.75
3.00
2,240
26
28
175
50%
1
'
3,261
10
'
2.75
26
49%
103'/a
51
51
55
20
20
20%
1,665
22
22
200
21
Vac
4'Ac
500
4
9
__
52
•
103% 103% "<
4
_
_
49%
34'A-
51
....
Investment
Temiskaming Mining
•
50
20
Vac
Feb
3.65
Feb
Feb
31%
y i
58
Jan
Feb
103%
52 %
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
22%
Jan
23
Jan
5c
Jan
6.70
Jan
5.60
5.95
6,485
42c
42c
42c
270
41c
Jan
42c
Feb
30c
30c
1,000
30c
Feb
35c
Feb
47%
47%
47%
Feb
47%
Feb
7c
Jan
8c
Feb
9
ordinary
1
__
8c
8c
5
1,000
•;
Feb
Jan
5.60
5.50
5.
Jan
Jan
47%
*
"4
Jan
19%
33
9
__
'f
Feb
100
9
8c
*
Jan
1.15
150
6
f
Jan
630
...
100
1
Jan
Jan
19%
33
;/
__
Oil
ti
*
19%
_
•
13%
Jan
Jan
—
9
40%
1.60
13%
16'A
*
83
Feb
Feb
50
....
__
235
1.40
12%
Jan
-
"
__
145
1,700
65
3%
26
Bridge
Paper
120
1.50
12%
*
common.
13%
1.40
J
12%
3%
_
Oil
41'/a
1.46
22%
1.25
83%
-
103
Jan
69
«
83
47
Feb
20
1.75
..
13%
__l
4
98%
250
•
Donnacona
1,085
Lumber
Oil
Steel
Feb
Jan
230
1
common
Paper
Dominion
6.35
1,275
20%
•
Westinghouse
Copper
'3,300
3%
101%
20'A
.
Western
44c
3 %•■'■■
98 Va
20%
•
_
25'/a
3%
98%
100
__
Vickers
25
*
__
Sugar
_
Marconi
Canadian
Jan
11%
Feb
__
Vinegars
1 v
12%
—
_
and Dominion
40%
13%
4.30
42.
Jan
-.Va
Jan
8c
•
__
45c
page
24»/b
Jan
17
1.65
7c
Canada
100
see
Feb
50 Va
370
6%
7 Vac
Oil
For
20'A
150
17
5.60
1
Jan
9c
50c
50
51%
5.60
1
8c
7 Vac
-.1-.—
20%
"1.70
Wingait Gold
Jan
7%c
Preferred
Jan
13
&
8c
Shawkey Mines
Sheep Creek Gold
Jan
6%
Winchester Larder
6c
11 Va c
com
14c
30%
2.35
26c
4,000
1.
Power
Jan
Jan
17
%
1
7c
Rannorm Mines
Senator Rouyn Ltd
Shawinigan 'Water &
Jan
9%
Feb
51'A
class A
(George)
26%
Ltd.
Jan
7.c
Jan
1
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Brown
6.65
Mines
8%
Feb
9c
20
10c
20 %
51
Jan
27%
2.35
Preferred
Canada
Paper 1st preferred.
preferred
Antonio
Feb
•
Grocers
Class
Minnesota
San
Feb
60c
Jan
Feb
18%
Jan
1.23
11
35
27%
0
_50
Products
Weston
Jan
__i.
2nd pfd______.
8%c
63
,
Feb
168
Feb
I,000
500
Mines
(Hiram)
Westeel
Feb
i.
Corp
9c
18%
25
Malartic
3.75
Lawrence
•2nd
Feb
158
10'Ac 10'Ac
Hayes Steel
St
Jan
10
211
2,645
Ltd
40c
common.,
87c
600
27%
Wekusko Consol
Feb
25
Industries
Russell
12,400
9%
•
Waterous Ltd
Jan
Co_.
..Roybar Chibougamau
Rupununi Mines
Jan
17c
Jan
•
Oil
L9c
158
9
*
87/B
12c
common
Feb
1.02
Ve
Amulet
2.85
12 %c
Royal Bank
51c
10%
10,000
Waite
100
11
Lac.
Feb
10
1
1,600
Cotton
Long
Roxana
22
98c
66c
Vicour Mines
9
—
Rochette Gold
Jan
Jan
3,040
9c
Jan
B'/aC
55c
18%
Jan
5
3.10
20
158
Hill__
Canada
25
60c
Steel
Upper
21'A
60c
___.
Preferred
Roblnvson
68,500
,10
10'Ac
8
A__.
A
17c
99 c
1
2.15
class
Jlan
51c
Corp class
United
Jan
Feb
•
preferred
Feb
28%
4%
1
A
36C
Jan
2.54
14c
0
preferred
Feb
230
21%
Feb
1.62
26%
6,240
51c
Resources
7
Jan
26c
4%
__100
class
-
2.90
1
1
>
2.75
._-e
_.
y
4%
Mining
6'Ac
Textiles
__
1
i
Mines
class
17c
13,000
*
Mines
B
500
11c
1.65
Union
B
19c
'AC
—
Explor
United Fuel
4'
19c
1.60
9
9
3.15
Regcourt Gold
Riverside
5c
1.62
•
Class
Feb
13
340
J
common
Finance
Class
Feb
100
82
■'
Silver
United
Feb
75c
13%
1
;
Preferred
Mines
4%
Jan
81
Gas
9
Macdonald
Renabie
Feb
60c
13'A
1
17c
3.10
Milk class A.
Reeves
Feb
Jan
1,300
-
4%
Feb
Jan
14%
1.55
60c
Quinte
11,100
Feb
9
22
Jan
1.02
7c
Quebec Labrador
Quebec Manitou
Queenston
50
73c
Jan
Jan
20%
Jan
7
83
Jan
7
340
54c
Feb
81
STOCKS—
,
4%
68c
Jan
Jan
6'A
82
Jan
42%
5,500
*
Feb
12%
52%
Jan
Jan
1.47
Mines——.
Jan
3.65 Jan
Jan
35c
11%
Flour preferred!-!—.
2.34
\
71c
15 Va
Dome
Purity
3,365
22
45c
Jan
1.42
1
Mines
Winnipeg Electric
40%
14%
Metals
Jan
3,100
81c
73c
•'
—
Jan
12c
Jan
7c
42 Vac
y
Jan
800
40%
A-
Corp
2.25
3.35
35c
40c
Mica
8%
Feb
Jan
5c
10c
5%c
Purdy
8%
21%
•
Jan
40c
40%
East
20
8%
Jan
Jan
150
83
Jan
19'/a
23c
1.33
4,253
6%
0
West
9c
2.20
Gold
trust
50c
83
34 c
Feb
Feb
Jan
Vac
11%C
River
Rouyn
49c
6%
'
——
Feb
17%
18c
3,700
'
2.90
Ventures
Jan
1.06
Jan
3.35
Reef
Powell
Preston
45,500
6c
4c
Jan
6'%
27
Gold
Powell
Pressed
21c
38
Gold
Voting
1,000
Jan
9V8C
Mines
Porcupine Peninsular
Power
1.00
%C
4c
Piccadilly Porcupine
Porcupine
31,300
5
5 VaC
Photo Engravers
Pickle
1.34
1.18
Jan
75c
Gold
Pioneer
36 '/a
5 %c
Jan
Jan
Feb
1.O10
,
6%C
V
Jan
2.30
Feb
19
Jan
70c
39%
19 VaC
Gold
Perron
7c
Feb
13 %c
38
—
Mines..
8Vac
33,735
________
Cons
5
2.60
1.25
Oil
Mines
Malartic
1.20
2.30
5%C
Cadillac
Paymaster
'
18%
5 Va
15 %c
Hershey Tubes
Pamour Porcupine Mines
Pan
6c
18%
2.35
fcaramaque
1.35
6%
Union
•
1.78
5%
Page
>
1.33
1
—
Transcontinental
Jan
40c
15c
Petroleum
Pandora
225
4,100
ic
1
Gold—
Gold
Towagmac
Jan
1.20
."
Mines
Pacific
25c
6,350
17'A
18c 19 Vac
1.35
33 %c
Jan
*
Toronto General Trusts
Jan
9c
1.65
common-
Lake
17%
18c
1
Traders
39,000
15c
—
Lake
Jan
—___10
Toronto Elevators
Jan
lie
*1.73
Gold
Osulake
4
0
Mines
Pearson
Torbrn
Jan
'
Exploration
Red
Osisko
Feb
25c 25'Ac
Thompsoli-Lundmark Gold Mines
Jan
7%
'r- :
Orlac
19,950
33 %c
Tip; Top Tailors_____
Toburn Gold
Jan
58%
20c
Jan
57c
common
Orange Crush
Orenada
33 %c 36 %c
Mines
River
Tech-Hughes
Jan
84c
36c
>
39c
——___,
Steel
Jan
Tamblyn Ltd
31,767
1.30
Omiutrans
Cons
23c
3.10
Mines
Gold
Jan
99%
common
Sudbury Contact
68c
•
"
Omega
26 %
Feb
*
Rock Iron
Jan
57 Va
Malartic
O'Leary
30
Jan
97
4%
Steep
Jan
13c 13'Ac
Oils
Okalta
Feb
23%
30
1
Stovel Press preferred
17c
56%
Gold
Star
28%
345
Jan
.4 VaC
54c
Mines
Canada
Inca
300
25
22
._
9c
•
Feb
Feb
29
•
Steeloy Mining
1,500
v
1.10
Mines
Northern
93
98%
0
Gold
Canada
6,250
6c
__
Mining
Norseman
Jan
25
of
20c
57%
._
Gold
94
98%
*
common..
Feb,
15c
Feb
Jan
56c
Malartic
io
24%
•
Jan
104
Jan
7%
28 %
*
Preferred
Feb
2.50
Jan
Feb
4 VaC'
56c
,
Steel
'
Mines
Feb
98%
Stanley Brock class B
Starratt
19c 21 %c
Nipissing Mines
Noranda
7
24%
0
Oil*
Standard Paving common
Preferred
5'Ac
8 VaC
19c
Mines
Norbenite
100
,
Feb
Jan
9%
28%
100
9c
8 Vac
Yellowknife
Nicholson
41c
Jan
250
•
Mines
11c ll%c
11 Va c
..
Thurbois
New
55c
Feb
9'A
1
Chemical
5c
Oils
Feb
32 %c
9%
94
1
18c
9%c
Pacalta
New
Nib
Gold
Gold
Norzone
New
40c
11,400
9%
94
Co
Sullivan
New
63,100
36c
40c
32 %c
Jan
30
A__
Car
(Wm)
55c
48c
32 %c
7%
Preferred
Jan
Mines
Negus
Nellson
Jan
pfd____100
Dairies
Stedman Bros
National
National Trust
Jan
17
100
Brazeau
Standard
Feb
0
^
17%
Feb
7
Springer Sturgeon
Jan
11%
12%
B____:.
Pipe class
Feb
16
Jan
8
Jan
16
210
•
Southam
South
12%
13 v
2.59
1,270
i*
j
Malartic
Feb
Jan
12%
.
Jan
17
17
I
Gold
Jan
3%
12C
25c
class
2.10
16
*
Class B
23%
20
::
_
Hosiery
44,687
1
High
16
1
____
A
Simpson's Ltd class A
Jan
0
common...
National
.
Low
2.23
17
y__
class
______
Stadacona
Drug
Range Since Jan,
High
2.11
16
„
Mines.—;
Dairies
Silverwood
Feb
,19%
50
Shares
Jan
6 Va
common..,
certificates
trust
Preferred
Mosher
Low
2.15
—
Breweries
Voting
Silanco
Feb
12%
21
Morrison
for Week
,
,
Jan
12
-
40c
*
common
Sales
Range
of Prices
Jan
Montreal Locomotive
Corp
Week's
Sale Price
Par
Jan
Silverwood
Model
11
STOCKS—
7
16
4:
MARKETS
FEBRUARY
High
12c
Jan
1.35
Corp
ENDED
(.737)'
Last
17
_
WEEK
CHRONICLE
Range Since Jan. 1
6c
Grain—
FINANCIAL
LISTED
FOR
Low
9%c
common
Pacific
<f t,
Friday
Shares'
high
9 Va c
Mid-Continent Oil
Midland
'?
;■
for Week
of Prices
Par
McWatters Gold
!
Sales
Range
Friday
Sale Price
tV'
•
COMMERCIAL '&
CANADIAN
STOCKS—
,
■
Number 4777
Volume; 169
„j'; (
Jan
;
42
the: commercial
(738)
-
&
Monday, February 14, 1949
financial chronicle
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday February 11
fV'
Obligations Of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
Far
Mutual Funds—
Fund
Affiliated
•
r
1
Securities
Aeronautical
Bid
,
,
8
of America
Bond Inv Tr
Inc
Fund
Boston
Bowling Green Fund Ino
Broad Street Invest Corp
6.70
7.42
14.25
15.41
15.48
Industries
Baton A Howard—
Balanced
Fund
t
•<
3.95
First
Steel
3.60
lo
3.85
7.07
General Investors
-.-•■I
,.1
10.62
1
12,78
1
12.59
Corp.—1
7.67
8.29
1
6.63
7.25
1
6.10
6.67
1
6.37
6.96
1
4.13
4.51
1
2.98
3.26
1
4.48
4.90
Investors
Bond
Low
series
Priced
Preferred
Income
Bond
Stock
Series
Series
Series
Series
5.38
3.16
—1
13.45
8.24
1°
Electrical Equipment shares lc
Food shares
1—-,
1°
Fully Administered shares—lc
General bond shares
lo
Industrial Machinery shares lo
Institutional bond shares—lc
Investing Company shares_lo
Low Priced shares—
lc
Merchandising shares
-lo
New
England
Fund
New
13.73
5.52
6.37
42.36
5.48
_1
5.73
.1
7.24
9.48
supply
Chemical
-1
1
10.61
Diversified Investment Fund-1
5.25
Diversified
5.38
5.83
6.79
7.37
5.67
6,16
series
bond
Diversified
6.55-
Industry
9.76
Insurance
stock
1
10.83
..I
1
4.56
Merchandising
7.36
Metals
7.42
5.63
4.58
^-1
7.55
9.61
equipment
1
Tobacco
2.61
3.86
Putnam
Republic Investors Fund
Russell Berg Fund Inc
4.76
,
10-
1-48
7-
1-49
bl.55
1.40%
1.65%
11-
1-48
8-
1-49
bl.55
1.45%-
-1.55%
8-
2-48
5-
2-49
bl.50
1.35%
1.60%
12-
1-48
9-
1-49
bl.55
1.40%
1.50%
12-
1-48
5-
2-49
bl.50
1.35%
1.60%
1-3-49
10-
3-49
bl.55
1.45%
1.65%
9-
1-48
6-
1-49
bl.55
1.35%
1.55%
2-
1-49
11-
1-49
bl.55
1.45%
United Stales Treasury Bills
1.56
Bid
(Geo)
Shares
Co
Investment
of
lc
America
Television
1.10%
1949
bl.16
1.10%
31, 1949
bl.16
28.32
23.08
25.18
15.70
17.13
9.13
9.97
15.00
16:37
18.86
*
46.50
March
1
A—1
New York
12.92
Fund-^J
Fund—J
Shares__l
Par
18.39
Fund
8.72
United
Fund series
Income
Fund
18~45
Bank
10.32
4.02
38
1QQ
98%,
9.03
9.21
16.33
17-83
Chemical Bank ft Trust-
15.0Q
16.13
Commsreial National Bank ft
Co..—1
3.26
3.53
Trust
Co
10
40%
Exchange Bank ft Truat_8Q
Impiro Trust
00
86
Federation Bank ft Trust
14
Fund—*
87.48
89.27
Series
42.38
43,25
Series 1956
Fiduciary
—I
Trust
53
>
89
81
Home—
30
65
-Bid
—
Automobile—
Casualty
American
American
AsSgrjoah Equitable
Assur
•
02.10 Prior preferred
23%
13%
Massachusetts
8
20 %
22%
Merchant
22
-•*
01.05. Convertible
2%
10
-25
10
13%
17%
28 %
60%
38
,
-
Fire
10
preferred-0
20
85
National Union
—
10
66
.1978
0
20
-
85
53 %
Oram At Forster Inc
10
36
Mnployees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
•
10
33'A
59
Casualty
Life
York
28
4
%
North
-
Fire
25%
0
53
36%
Federal
Fidelity A Deposit of Md
Fire Assn of Phila
Fireman's Fund of Frisco
Firemen's of Newark
10
20
,10
10
Northern
Fire_
Globe
ft
Republic
Indemnity Co
2nd
Oreet
preferred
American
(N Y)
47%
28
49%
10
11
30 %
32%
Standard Accident
33%
—2
—10
Travelers
26
15
32%
10
32%
34%
119%
122%
Security
12%
:
Hartford
Fire—
io
Hartford
Steamboiler
10
36
1978
8s
England Power 3s
\
1978
:
%
1
,
Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
38
U
S
1
••
Edison
103%
102%
'
3%s
' 100
1
101
"104
'
Penna
104
103
>
28
West Penn
Power
1978
3s
Power
3s
1978
103
103%
Fire
Co
20%
.
102
100„
88%
pfd—100
102%
102
Lt
ft
4.60%
90
107%
(Colorado)
;
107%
pfd_100
pfd—100
104
105
103%
104%
4.40%_100
Edison 4.70%
Ser
106
107%
1Q8%
(Indiana) —
preferred
Service
of
New
1
100
Mexico_7
_____100
X83%-,
86%
14
14% f,
102 kl["
104
*
;4'A% preferred
Texas Eastern
Corp
w-100
Trarfsmission.
"A".
*■
101-
103
__l
12.%'
>.
12%
1%
1%
30
10
45
'
a
-
35 %
6.65
52'A
63
change.
in
n
year's
(not included in year's range)
range),
e
Ex-Interest,
Admitted to trading N." Y. Curb,
f Flat
b Big yield price,
,
price,
r Cash
sales
k Admitted
d Deferred delivery
to
listing
on
73%
76%
20 %
22
N.
Y.
(not included in year's range),
sales
(not
Stock
Ex¬
t Ex-stock ',
,
dividend.
x
Ex
(Un)'Admitted
dividend,
y
to
EX-rights.
Unlisted
z Ex-stock
Trading
privileges,
wd When
delivered,
dividend.
54%
60
Odd lot sale
included
47
2
10
new
19%
91%
Tennessee Gas Transm's'n Co—
35%
6.40
5%%
t5'A% preferred
:
86
33%
20
—
,,
52
33%
——10
-23.
pfd-100
.
Pow
Public
35'A
,;
Ask :
22
Laboratories
&*Lt 4%%
Pow
3.50%
3%
55%
•
Public Service
89%
33 %
(Allen B)
104 %'
1977
—
4
U S Guarantee
Westchester
v
Bid
Refining
convertible preferred
Okla Gas ft El
'
Diego Gas & El 3t^—1978
Wlsc-Michigan
83
100
Fire
;
9'A,
1 '600
570
England Gas ft Elec—
preferred
..100
Gas—
4.50%
preferred
—100
103%
102'A
1978
f
San
92
~
&
preferred
4lA %
.!
10
10
Surity
(New
100
.
Pub
81%
5
Seaboard
U S Fidelity & Guaranty
Hanover Fire
,
6%
3
Oil
Potomac
27 %
53 •'
86%
10
5%
104
Elec
Psciflo Pwr ft Light,*%«L--1977
104
5
(Texas)
5
' 39'A [6
"** 70
-
,8 V8,
Par
conv
Tucker
Reinsurance Corp
Republic
67
Kentucky Utilities 4%% pfd-100
...
.
16
89
10
10
5
Glebe ft Rutgers Fire com—15
103
',
5%
10
Preferred Accident
77
15%
5
J02 %
■
v
.
Ohio .gomr-fi*..
v,
25 %
1
25
Phoenix
66
80
16%
•:37'/2
—10
Trust..
States
Florida
-
174
63
Bank ft
N Y State Electric ft
14%
12.50
Pacific
35'A
62
Trust-lf^
-
.
New
32
6
St Paul Fire & Marine
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
101%
Utilities:' 3s_
46%
2.50
Providence-Washington
60
167
100%
■
38%
30
44
0
River
'-
Narragansett
27 %
51
2
Pacific
*
84'A
National
-DU Mont
100'A
States
,
8
.10
Northeastern
89 ^
55%
38
81'A
101%
•»'
•
,
1969
1
30%
7%
10
Fire
21%
-
10
10
General
.
IOC/a
1979
3s
J,
29
(Detroit)—10
Amsterdam Casualty
Hampshire Fire
New
20
Guarantee & Trust
Ashland
103
102
96%
Potomac
68%
40 V2
Stocks—
Ask
Louisiana Pow ft- Lt 10^0^.1978
49 %
24
27
0
Assur
46%
23%
90
Geoneotlcut
•
'
New
*
2.28j
38 VsT
Security Issues
—1967
Gulf
15%
0
Bonding
National Causalty
National Fire
62%
Bankers A Shippers
Continental
Steel
; ■ •
•
<
Cudahy PaclclngK'RflfatA
New
15
19
30%
New
Fire
Bethlehem
112
14%
45 %
12 Va
American Fidelity ft Casualty.8
„
United
68
Merchants ft Mfrs
American of Newark—
American Re-Insurance—
American Surety
Automobile
30%
108
41%
10
i
5
American Alliance.
Title
$1.20
/•>
10
20
Maryland Casualty common—l
Agricultural
-
51%:'
2.22
Trust
Nat'l
Sterling
Ask
0:28%
Insur Co of North America
Jersey Insurance of N Y
54%
56%
45'A
49%
Ino^
1
Par
—
52%
54 Va
Public
,
\
33
31
Bid
Arkansas Pow & Lt 3Mis.
10
1,045*
ll
Bonds—
Ask
10
16'/af
43%
Co.
31
rs.%
1,365
,
City Bank
York
15
■'
Recent
10
New
.
2,23
Insurance Companies
Insurance
National
P)
270
29
^IQ
3.24
_1
1955—
51
10 "
10;
Trust
& Co
(J
„
*12.45
261
11
10
2.41
North Amer Trust Shares^
Manufacturers
Trust—,
2.11
-100
z
Tryst
Kings County TrustLawyers Trust
*
Ask
Bid
11.35
Bank
Trust
industrial Bank Of Commerce_10
40'A
Independence Trust Shares—1
Second Fun<L-1A
Life
1.11%'
Irving
30%
38'A
Corn
9h*xs»—
*
88 '/2
38'A
7.35
Loomis Styles Mutual
Aetna Casualty ft 3urety
bl.17
Morgan
.
6.38
-4.32
Aetna
1.11%,'.
1.11%,
Par
Guaranty
101%
•/.*
34'/2
.
20;.
ft
40
85 %
'Stamped,
Series E__.
-I
Aetna
bl.17
First National
3.33
•'.
—
Bank
3.18
2.80
Diversified Trustee
Fund-
Bid
i.ii%i;:
bl.17
Ask :
-10
?
Central Hanover Bank ft Trust 20
Chase National Bank.
.10
Unit Type Trusts—
4.39
.4.73
Par
May 12,
26'A
Bankers Trust
9.48
1
Investment
Bid
24%
100
Continental
11.26
8rl (Low Priced com Stks)^4
of the Manhattan Oo~ 10
Brooklyn Trust
6.5.0
i
Inc
;
Bank of New York
5.80
4
;
Wellington Fund
Wisconsin
14.10
,
(Appreciation com Stks)_l
bl.17
1949—
5,
Cily Banks & Trust Gas.
9.67
17.34
Whitehall
27,25
24.98
1949.
1949.
1949.^
28,
May
72c
65c
2Q.57
-
April
,
-
49.50
8.87
Wall Street Investing Corp
:
1.11%;
6.14
Corp.*
Union Preferred Stock
•
1.10%'
bl.17
80c
Union Common Stock
27.08
,
19%
5.61
Shares—-JOo
C
7.48
bl.16
1949.
1.10%
72c
Inc
B
12.51
Loomi* Sayles
bl.16
March 24,
1
Investment
Bond
Series
6.83
Knickerbocker
1.10%'-
1949
—I
1
Union
Series
Stocks)—.1
bl.16
17,
20.82
12.49
12.23
com
1.04%
1949
25.16
10c
Inc
Co
Fund
25.12
1
an (Income
Street
11.40
Keystone Custodian Funds—B-L (Investment Bonds}
1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bds)
_1
B-2
bl.16
10,
18 %-
Inves
23.11
(Low Priced Bonds)
il
(Speculative Bonds)
1
K-l (Income pfd Stocks)
1
X>2 (Appreciation pfd Stks)_X
8-1 (Quality common Stks)-l
3,
1949-.
10.27
1
B-4
March
46.76
lo
B-3
1949
14,
21',
March
9.49
Trusteed Industry
1.10
1.00
Investors Management Ftynd—1
Investment Trust of Boston
7,
April
April
March
Shareholders Trust of Boston—J
82c
74c
..lo
April
1.00%
2.45
14.96
46.76
State
.
0.90%
bl.16
7.87
7.17
Ask",
Bid
Ask
bl.15
1949
27.05
—•
Inc
Sovereign Investors
Ltd—
1949
24,
2.23
13.91
2%
Fund
20.49
lo
Fund
17,
Feb.
15
6
1
1
1
Trading
Selected Amer Shares
1.60
18.82
&
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
5.17
4.41
8
shares
Bank Group shares
Insurance Group shares-,..
Stock and Bond Group
"
1.65%
1.30%
Feb.
4.49
4.13
4.08
10c
Aviation Group
/■
1.25%
bl.45
10.53
Railroad
7.31
4.33
Institutional
„
bl.40
1-49
8.27
Utility
Standard
•r„.
1-49
4-
6.42
Railroad
5.08
Ask
Bid
Due
3-
1-48
5.02
5.86
Public
7.26
4.67
Dated
Rate
Ask
,
1-48
6.17
1
9.69
2.39
Bid
^
11.08
1
0.71
9.23
5.68
.Due:-;
8.47
10.11
1
6.18
6.74
Credit Bank Debentures
Dated
15.25
Pacific Coast Invest Fund
6.69
5.23
7.73
13.92
1
3.55
Investors
100.0090
9.45
8.62
8.05
3.98
Incorporated
1950
9.74
6.78
4.19
lc
1
100.0070
1,
7-
11.87
8.89
Machinery
"
lo
100.0226
1,1950—"
Feb.
6-
7.81
lo
lc
lnc_
Income Foundation Fund
1949
15,
.9900
.9801
..0276
.0391
.0245
.0280
*.55%
10.50
7.13
lc
Fund
100.0151
1.55%
10.70
preferred stock—1
equipment
1
9.58
Electricial
9.18
8.47
Rate
3.77
5.84
Federal
11.26
3.44
6.03
Petroleum
Plan
1949
tl'As
10.39
Building
5.57
Tobacco shares
Utility shares--
99.9811
99.9725
1949
1,
11'As Jan.
7.29
Howe
Dec.
1,
7.93
_1
4.92
6.72p
Steel shares
Oct.
tl'As
10.50
stock
5.13
shares
Equipment shares-
July
'
6.28
-J
9.58
Bank
10
shares
Railroad stock shares
,
tl%s
tl%S
.0081-
6.01
_1
Aviation
Railroad Bond
t ■
1, 1949
U'/aS June 1, 1949
.0067'-
100.0004
Apr.
Stocks Inc—
Automobile
45.55
4.59
York
Agriculture
5.41
RR
,
tl'/eS
Ask
Bid
100.0005
,
1.84
23 %
lc
lc
shares
Mining
Petroleum
Maturity—
Certificates of Indebtedness—
{1 Va
Mar. 1, 1949
'.1496
9.03
1
Low Priced Com Stock Series 1
3.66,
23.32
12.53
-
1%% 100.1273
14.42
-1
Treasury Notes—
{April l, 1950_
3.26
1.68
lo
Building shares
Chemical shares
121
Price
Ask
Bid
3.45
2.98
Int. Rate
Maturity—
5.88
Selected Group Series
5.8,7
lo
119%
1901
U. S. Geriificales of Indebtedness
Dollar
Industrial Stock Series—wl
21'A
lo
100.6
-
13.52
Inc
Securities—
16.12
3.51
-*c
Automobile shares
Aviation
shares
100.4
—
Other Issuta
13.97
Invest Fund
Corporate
Securities—
Agricultural shares—
100.7
100.5
•
11.48
25.10
21.94
Group
Ask
100.3
4.25
15.07
—1
Trust
1950
<,
25.38
23.47
-I
Corp
Capital
Qeneral
l%s Jan. 20,
J.00.1
10Q.2-*"- 100.4
7.75
23.48
Speculative
2
Fundamental Trust shares A—2
Bid*
Vl%s Apr; 15. 1949—
1.65s July 22, 1949- —
.1%'s Sept. 15, 1949
,
98.24
98.30
101.20
Panama Canal 8s
National Security Series—
1.44
—
100.2
4.22
lo
shares
National
5.65
——
point
Banks—
Loan
Home
3.87
3.83
99.28
98.16
98.22
101.12
1, 1955-1953
1,
Federal
Ask,
3.44
3.51
i.—.
1952-1060
1, 1953-1951
2%s Feb.
;
Bid
3.97.
3.12
Balanced Fund
14.10
1.31
lo
shares
Nation-Wide
3,130
5.20
1
First Mutual Trust Fund—
Fundamental Investors Inc
1950-1949
1,
1 %S Jan.
3.65
Mass Investors 2d Fund—
148
12.90
10
Corp
Boston
Oct.
i*4» May
,•3.80
Manhattan Bond Fund Ino—lOo
Mass Investors Trust
1
13.32
2,980
}
1 %s
3.25
3.44
3.31
lo
shares
Petroleum
4.95
143
—-—5
Industrial Fund Ino.1
Financial
r-,t>
3.64
—Jo
Furnishings shares.
Paper
33.78
12.31
Inc_
Fidelity Fund
i.
3.37
2.94
V.
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
16.96
31.42
--1
Stock Fund—
Equity Fund Inc
3.05
shares—lo
Stock Series
•,
Figvres after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a
Ask
3.30
lo
shares
None-Ferrous Metals
Mutual
2oo
Shares—r
19.76
7.41
--1
Fund
Delaware
96.32
18.28
Ltd
1
Canadian Inv Fund Ltd
1
Century Shares Trust—
-1
Chemical
Fund—
-1
Christiana Securities com—100
Preferred —
100
Commonwealth Investment
1
Dividend
2%
92.47
Home
7.24
,5%
2'/a
General
15.00
4'A
Fund
Bullock
8%
13.80
,
1
1
.*
1
lOo
5
Corp
Blair Holdings Corp
Beneficial
Automobile
Business Equipment shares, lo
Drug shares
lc.
Electrical Equipment shares-lo
3.89
8'
1
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc
Axe-Houghton Fund B
f...
3.81
3.55
Bid
Managed Funds—
26%
25
Par
Mutnal Funds—
.
4.79
4.36
3.49
iV«
Inc
Corp
1Q
American Business Shares
1
Associated Standard Oil&tocka :'
Shares series A
—2
Amerex Holding
-
Aak
:
^No par value,
tin default.
tThese bonds
are
subject to all Federal taxes.
wi When
issued/
Volume 169
Number 4777
THE
THE
Bank
with
clearings this week show
a
based
year
increase compared
an
the. country, indicate, that for the week ended
Feb.
12,
from.
We
Our
year.
for Jthe
stand
against $11,739,731,191 for the
this center there is
a. gain for the week ended
13.6%.
At'
according to the Federal Reserve Districts
are
cases
week
ended
Feb.
5.
For
that
week
the totals show
was
of
293 in the
week in 1948.
same
Outside of this
city there
clearings at this center
decrease of 4.6%. We group the cities
increase of 1.7%, the bank
having recorded
TELEGRAPH
a
the totals record
a
falling
District
Reserve
improvement of 14.4%, in the Rich¬
of
8.1%
and in the Atlanta
Reserve District of 8.6%. The Chicago Reserve
District
has a decrease of 2.7 % and the
Minneapolis Reserve Dis¬
trict of ,5.4%^ but the St. Louis Reserve
District has an
increase of 10.8%. In the Dallas Reserve District there
is a gain of 1.7%, but in the.Kansas
City-Reserve District
decrease
a
an
mond
however, which
to
there
(including this city)
4.4% and in the
off of
Philadelphia Reserve District of
2.9%, but in the Boston Reserve District the totals
regis¬
ter a gain of 0.1%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District
has to be estimated.
able
are
we
m which
they
located and from this it appears
that in the New York
District
1.7%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $14,103,830,024, against $14,341,170,-
Friday of
was an
BY
the
as
by
week.
give the final
and complete results for the week
previous — the week
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
next
today, inasmuch
present further below
we
$12^29®,172,552
at
covered
of
43
CLE ARINGS
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not avail¬
going to press. Accordingly, in the above
statement,
week in 1948.
same
week
issue
our
the last day of the week in all
In the elaborate detailed
corresponding, week last
preliminary totals
in
(739)
able at time of
clearings from all cities of the United States
4.8%-above those
will appear
furnish them
cannot
ends
Saturday,
whi<Ji it is pos$ible to bbtain weekl
be
foregoing
CHRONICLE
BANK
Complete and exact details for the
the
us,
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
upon
FINANCIAL
C 0 »RSEOF
Preliminary figures compiled by
ago.
COMMERCIAL &
there is
a
loss of 9.2% and in the San Francisco
Reserve
District of 2.4%.
Per
Week Ended Feb. 12—
1949
New York__ J
"on
Cent
)
$5,754, 905,115
536,034,250
rhiladelphia—
Bo.
1948
$6,537,801,805
520, 397,124
Chicago—
;
810,000,000
:
224,559,104
u
San Fram 1«go^_
:
Pittsburgh-ci_^„___
Cleveland-,--:.-.;.——
Y
282,552,000
.•
;.
243 742,000
262,790.876
a
Federal Reserve
'
J
"
Y
•
12
3d
YorkY—
Philadelphia
4th
7,549,672,106
Ten
cities, five days
Other cities, five
•
$9,749,504,675
r-
"
_____11
907,480,720
7
"
"
10
"
+
1'6
"
4
"
7
"
11.2
2,202,660,350
+
9.6
-
Chicago
8th
St.
9th
Louis
$12,163,962,900 $10,967,431,616
cities, five days.
135,209,652
+
10.9
Kansas
11th
Total all
Dallas
$12,299,172,552
"
$11,739,731,191
4.8
+
Outside
the
York
Stock
Exchange
is
Y.
January in 1946 to 1949
BANK
Description
CLEARINGS
omitted
-Month of January
Stocks-
1949
shs. +
of
1948
18,825,034
20,217,606
368,317,495
429,468,641
473,161,849
"
"
265,032,540
"
741,459,275
14,103,830,024
FOR
14,341,170,293
6,690,674,964
LEADING
8
CITIES
IN
JANUARY
YEARS
1949
1948
:Y$yy
$
1
$
$
1943
23,556,803
51,510,197
$
$
Foreign
398
<379
324
293
374
338
339
272
187
118
116
101
85
77
63
70
$62,187,600 $102,419,300
Bank!
171,000
7,300.900
U.S. Government
115
1
bonds
$175,742,400
1,763,000
7,013,200
v
6,845,700
10,121,400
185,000
126,500
1,059,500
y
65,000
$118,518,700
256
222
199
168
168
142
122
348
381
337
284
288
291
239
226
390
397
333
244
214
216
172
165
410
452
410
334
272
250
204
173
3.1%.
245
241
211
161
144
129
124
124
547
a
539
497
426
379
328
297
253
$69,724,500 $111,380,500
$125,490,900
$186,923,300
430
377
269
240
211
179
181
480
444 :
389
393
387
340
285
252
195
153
142
128
117
108
107
104
87
"72
76
r 63
72
57,720 55,249
54,132
48,102
41,280
34,022
31,131
6,146
5,523
4,783
4,041
3,948
;
Indian'polis
Richmond
Memphis
Seattle
_
444
—
York
Stock
properties
the
on
Exchange for the first month of 1946
to 1949 is indicated in the
241
Hartford
114
1949
1947 v
1948
No. Shares
No. Shares
No. Shares
18,825,034
20,217,606
23,556,803
8,976
Ail—
64,915
66,696
62,775 60,278
53,625
46,063
38,063
34,298
35,545 31,247 26,668
24,682
22,769
19,661
FOR
IN
CITIES
LEADING
New
3d
14 cities
York
14
Philadelphia
4th
JANUARY
16
Cleveland
^_17
1949
omitted)
1948
$
S
.
1947
$
$
$
,
1943
■
$
■
>"Y,
York
Chicago
Boston
Phila.
_
3,122
23,293
18,402
16,937
2,622
2,350
2.068
1,809
1,854
1,962
1,870
1,649
1,605
1,435
3;261
2,944
2,759
2,504
3,782
1
1,177
1,257
878
1,299
1,246
1,117
1,066
1,123
1,685
1,853
—
Fran._
1,072
-
1,628
836
•765
773
699
576
City
1,350
1,577
1,305
Cleveland—
1,383
1,370
Minneapolis
1,130
New Orl'ns.
522
•
10th
"
Kansas
1,020
Kansas
___'
570
431
1,042
957
851
732
1,190
1,004
977
933
819
1,005
875
657
621
480
523
489
447
434
365
331
We
add
now
1,416
Outside N. Y.
The
504
■f
"
Y .Y
Reserve
425
Portland—,
'Y"'
•
V.
:
71
i
;
"
following compilation
7
covers
1
v 115,058,300
•_—>>7:'.
6,049j456
———I,,2,391,478,296
District—New
110,580,289
>
j,
2,319,530,127
103,987,481
13,685,918
381,191,3804
8,156,712
:
9,107,639
30,617,384,409
;
*
,
31,151,197,802
86,513,320
89,366,436
59,431,448
58,243,443
'
:
1
8.7
3.S
•
9.5
+
66,696,329,329
v
:
Oranges———
cities)
a
2.7%,
by 2,8%, but in
are
larger by
its
credit
1947
2.8
—
1.1
0.7
—
$
5.5
—
5,367,117,662
4.2
—
1,961,152,510
1,513,912,944
■2,463,167,781
1,818,377,486
8.8
—
—12.5
1.3
+
1946
2,197,198,857
34,484,352,530
3,407,121,461
2,921,172,933
1,528,560,749
2,208,362,081
4,596,245,644
1,561,206,449
1,248,080,514
1,946,142,595
1,523,705,005
2,656,090,143
3,963,522,931
3,355.937,457
1,710,165,637
2,638,631,785
2.0
+
—
;
$
<2,346,414,516
32,563,168,918
1-7 ;
—
7.7
3,073,570,351
—
2.7
62,775,139,978
60,278,238,961
—
3.5
31,247,446,877
26,668,231,983
—
,
1.3
1949
$
':
:
.
'
+
'
-
j
.
Y-
4.9
.
.
2.9
45,820,296
10,605,400
+ 5.3
116,145,100
5,220,236
31"
2,346,414,516
+
1,870,456,219
4,431,405
424,839,388
•6,173,068
426,621,793
l;534,946
1,560,380
779,946
731,332
4,076,684
6,315,954
,
-
25,051,770
1,779,711
v:■■>.
19,7-03,235
1,816,346
6,977,011
7,414,045
—
—31.1
5,375,067
25,204,013
12,392,694 Y;:
12,956,956
101,514,900
25,730,100
25,585,100
4,328,446
1,321,985
2,197,198,857
515,176,493
10,496,900
;
;
1,346,838
;;
514,807,985
.
1946
$
1,855,927
8.7
+
i
$
4,485,852
+
—
—
405,907,668
399,694,891
1.6
1,399,023
699,525
1,517,869
5.9
6,382,690
•
4.8
4,425,529
+ 14.3
1,312,022
-
5,607,314
-
-
—
+
4.4
10,819,218
...
27,889,800
-
1.8
0.1
+
+
6.3
89,143,705
11,001,779
337,858,697
—
8.5
1.6
11,123,432
284,034,502
€.549,009
—30.0
—
5,025,501
57,039,976
"
13,142,823
3,-147,769
13,481,328
2,630,377
83,206,485
1,929,318
—11.0
'7,337,706
5,842,938
1.7
1,745,255
31,527,693,101
33,610,006,978
7,296,424,012
^,072,614
7,650,495,329
79,233,980
49,365,304
69,157,490
23,589,553
20,461,303
40,721,453
15,930,545
—
—
3.2
+
2.0
+
2.2
13,882,344
11,234,180
47,832,362
3,188,060
187,066,571
3,255,406
+
8.7
803,985
172,695,691
2,818,716
141,280,412
915,936
172,130,301
48,153,166
220,506,287
+
1.5
45,517,310
219,941,394
198,740,433
47,200,872
51,643,580
7,380,917
7,139,136
31,736,268,221
32,277,034,483
+ 15.0
—
+
2.1
-
9,071,715
8,181,827
;
'
1,207,117
20,936,300
1,094,615
490,475,202
467;687,960
44,775,571
2.5
V
10,709,815
+ 19.7
65,380,402
4.9
1,346,983
13,363~579
11,831,266
"
3.4
7,157,413
—
32,563,168,918
34,484,352,530
7:549,672,106
7,897,955,239,,
2,564,767
-
56,038,534
1,071,314
—15.8
1,510,450
1,110,043
4.6
7,122,830,570
7,165^112,138
+ 15.3
18,075,468
16,406,776
14.8
10,349,261
8,736,701
"+12T9
ll,08~5~946
—
+
8,349,056
+ 13.9
746,602
655,393
5.8
39,241,971
32,183,000
8.6
49,098,833
45,821,522
4.4
7,333,220,044
7,349,067,831
+
—
5,653,581
1.7
10,318,587
2,843,749
1.2
+
8,131,547
43,458,879
2,660,545
•
—
r
84,223,146
1,835,450
—
'
4,075,777
20,116,929
,
0.6
—
540,106
1,291,504
'
23,884,984
—
•'
3,377,469
0.4
2.0
—
■■
1.459,206
6.6
—
1
5,116,527
28,813,265
87,097,774
37,931,403
1947
or
or
Dec. %
four years:
Dec. %
2,912,354
30,789,714
;
:
35,545,131,527
Inc.
Y;
16,286,015
2,942,613
22,625,228
104,310,005
6.5
$
2,119,431
7,920,188
■Yv
0.5
1948
;
$
1,459,515
3,948,555
3.6
Inc.
$
34,298,411,588
2.7
5,988,206
3,135,629
+
1948
$
Week Ended Feb. 5
1946
-
7,662,326
18,333,975
1,962,496,695
i:'
7,401,169
.
•;-
1949
or
—
9.9
+
—
month of January and the week ended
Fob. 5 for
1947
8.9
—
Inc.
223,801,398
7-
Newark.—
totals
District has to
or
3.1
+
Dec. %
55,014,281
:
N.J.—Montclair
was
Clearings Outside New York
1948
11,480,300
Conn.—Stamford—
Total 14
348,727,262
8,022,748
8,102,535
New York:
Northern N.J
2,964 766,453
$
$
8.9
+
;
5,745,758
.
—
—
•;
118,520.000
.
:9,-574,683
—
:
there
York—
Elmira.'—___
Utlca;—
:
V
48,480,146
11,748,300
Buffalo--—
Syracuse—■_
■:>
;.
107,372,508
.——50,242,351
_Y-.
Y 12,326,000
v.'Rochester:.
;'C
3.4.690,154
—Y.1.114,365,858
Reserve
+
8,640,365
:
—
—26.7
:
3,581,652
7,781,963
7;
the
Reserve
the clearings by months since Jan.
1, 1949 and 1948.
64,915,795,997
—
23,654,542
Jamestown
'
4,579,759
23,783,315
——
District
Clearings, Total All
Dec. %
V
1,912,792,185
9,855,995
N. Yc—Albany..
1
35,545,131,527
'
8,576,525
i_Y34,239,811,
Binghamton.
■
66,696,329,329
1949
Month of January
Inc. or
$
4,146,908
</
.
5' " 7
^ Total 14 cities)
77
$
V;
3,901,362
New HaVen.;
—
Waterbury———
R. I.—Providence
!
Federal
1948
20,992,238
"Y„.
Springfield:——
Second
64,915,795,997
34,298,411,588
January
19,159.838
.—
,';.j N. H.—Manchester—
'Yf
—
Worcester:.:.
7I
2,378, 558,845
3,689, 120,558
$
1,985,388,179
V1, -, 7,223,786
Y
--
-
Conn.—Hartford
77
/'7.7 1
-
New Bedford
';}
,>V
'•
;U—ii-:
Lowell—:
■
Y"
—
Holyoke__
;;
3,406,427,540
City.
Months—■
952
7,811,169
-
Fall Rivera.
-TY
•
.
Mass.—Boston:.
7,7-
"
"
183 cities
269
-
—u
(+7
1,706,888,152
District—Boston—
Me.—Bangor
•7'.
'.7
'
month
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
1949
:-7
Federal
1,872 097,776
6,255 984,822
2,594,880,614
2,409,555,408
720
1,381
1,684
Clearings at—
First
2,248, 864,867
11
detailed statement showing the figures for each City for the
our
v
.
1,532
1;219
4,156 003,201
3,790 083,861
1,864 655,660
2,879. 928,676
2,859,497,027
5,908,861,563
2,154,745,780
614
1,745
Reserve
Inc.
2,319 230,127
32,277 034,483
1,843,515,076
"
388
1,276
1,707
that
Chicago Reserve District the totals show a decline
of 5.5% in the St. Louis Reserve District of
4>2% and in
the Minneapolis Reserve District of 8.8%. In
the Dallas
Reserve District the totals record an increase of
1.3%,
but in the Kansas City Reserve District the
totals register
a
decrease of 12.5% and in the San Francisco
Reserve
District of 7.7%. y''.y ~y. ,yy
y\'.:,y •■y,>
19
'
Detroit
For
898
Y
650
498
-
of the clearings for
a summary
Dec. %
"
Total
859
719
/
today
January.
The Cleveland
1948
16
Dallas
'
Cincinnati-
5,121,574,415
In the
2,391,478,296
31,736,268,221
4,038,219,586
3,865,458,734
—15
City.
12th San Francisco
571
551
884
_
642
961
•
■
1,341
1,478
915
760
Baltimore
758
1,087
1,184
811
Pittsburgh-
Louis
"
7
2,517
3,950
San
St.
30
Louis
1,385
1,912
3,839
L—
28,943
3,002
3,398
1,985
—
.
31,527 33,610
30,617 31,151
„'
"
"
St
11th
New
"
8
Chicago
8th
1946
"
-16
r
9th Minneapolis
1942
"
Atlanta
6th
7th
1944
12,287,386,553
5,860,758,230
aggregate of clearings, having been $64,915,the 1948 aggregate $66,696,329,329. In the
$
Boston
2d
of the last
Month of January
1945
12,983,588;B00
-<S>
FOR 8 YEARS
(000,000
+
and
Boston
1949
5th Richmond
CLEARINGS
1.7
1.7
—
of
183,349,164
570,730,803
gain of 2.0%, but the Richmond Reserve District suffers
loss of 1.1% and the Atlanta Reserve
District of 0.7%.
a
18,142
7,526
Month of January—
Federal Reserve Districts
clearings at leading cities of the
month of January in each
the
;35,079
N.Y.C.
Out.
eight years is shown in the subjoined statement:
BANK
V
51,510,197
of bank
the
Y
8,874
1st
country for
'
1946
No. Shares
January
course
.
Tot.27cities 56,041
Total
Months—
—
Other Cities
following:
-t
462
—
621,927,805
New York Reserve District the totals are smaller
by 1.7%
and in the Philadelphia Reserve District
269
Paul___
Denver
The volume of transactions in share
The
795,997
St.
Salt Lake C.
New
1949
272
482
Milwaukee-
& misc.
govt._
Total
month
Buffalo
Bonds—
Internat'l
the
491
584
'
Railroad
$
537
487
Providence-
1.7
+
—
decrease for the entire body of clearings houses of
1942
509
—
435,126,251
2.4
583,210,077
320,756,495
452,746,840
712,276,414
318,479,350
259,104,423
323,974,962
<
267,255,452
398,017,154
211,540,080
9.2
We also furnish
the
Omaha
1946
2.7
>
Month of January
1946
1947
1'945
1944
532,798,465
826,136,777
5.4
—
260,661,937
■
i
467.687,960
7,349,067,831
'746,002,234
662,992,703
370,671,770
+ 10.8
—
759,980,978
*
Louisville-
1947
V
942,199,297
477,818,207
6,807,406,012
i $
Number
8.6
The
appended.
given below:
are
+
—
529,381,253
City
(000,000
results for
8.1
564,832,819
833,427,097
:
14.4
10
FOR
New
+
348,415,676
.
111 cities
N.
2.9
—
+
6
Total
7,333,220,044
764,705,772
18
12th San Francisco—.
Our usual monthly detailed statement of transactions
on
City—-
4.4
382,284,252
.
•
490,475.202
916,445,674
'
—82.5
772,299,575
.
Total all cities' for week—
_—
Minneapolis
10th
All cities, one day
934,444,463.
874,825,198
413,191,562
613,280,886
17.7
$8,764,771,266
2,414,458,225
days
+
6
1.5
—
161 091,208
Cleveland
7 th
266 777,049
189,$77,363
5th Richmond
8th Atlanta _U—_
Baltimore—_—f_J
1946
$
0.1
—
7,897,955,239
•
1947
+
514,807,985
.
or
Dec. %
$
515,176,493
"
Inc.
1948
$
12 cities
New
1949
Districts
2d
!
21.7
+
.
toy Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
1st Boston
5.5
15.9
+
Week Ended Feb. 5—
2.8 '
—
>224 505,082
:"v. 273,328,109
>
furnish
we
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
2.5
—
237 400,000
224,400,000
-/>
—
280; 929,904
•
following
3.0
+ 14.7
706, 000,000
"419 023,784
408,361,168
._
Kansas City—c_:
St.
In the
+ 13.6
+
3.5
?
44
(740)
THE
COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL
&
CHRONICLE
Monday, February 14, 1949
"
.
!
.
i,
Week Ended Feb. 5
1949
1948
Inc.
$
Clearings at—
S
Dec.
1947
or
1946
1949
1948
1946
1947
Inc.or
"
<
Third Federal
Reserve District—Philadelphia—
.
Bethlehem
Chester-
_
_
_
Harrisburg
_
_
Lancaster-
Lebanon
4,237,507
3,258,999
1,333,475
0.7
5,074,358
3,309,908
956,379
6.4
20,062,963
10,472,594
3,423,275
2,742~091
+ 23.7
_
York
1
871,000,000
900,000,000
803,000,000
—19.8
12,872,371
10,360,452
2,238,922
2,693,611
2,396,919
1,917,037
4.5
19,671,655
15,692,160
5,050,336
4,493,699
4,425,735
3,422,371
1.7
8,351,488
2,590,442
1,966,679
9,898,895
2,825,516
2,050,592
3,724,821
2,130,849
+ 12.1
9,578,195
16,722,012
4,119,765
1,843,430
7.9
1,486,194
1,029,018
+ 10.8
4,587,907
5,439,704
9.0
33,363,785
5,895,231
8.4
27,969,532
2.8
3,963,522,931
11,073,038
16,273,528
1,195,332
1,298,125
6,071,442
Hazleton
—
—
15,645,244
—
—
39,488.530
43,397,953
—
.29,000,996
Del.—Wilmington
31,644,323
—
4,038,219,589
4,156,003,201
_
N.J.—Trenton
i
Total (16 cities)
718,000,000
3,499,044
3,711,249
3,261,000,000
+
;
2,~5~93~252
4,831,016
—
1
769,328
2,718*817
+ 24.8
3,517,099
10,384,252
DuBois
814,648
3,782,000,000
21,313,074
_
760.711
941,788
1,009,688
3.7
5,824,236
6,725,533
Wilkes-Barre
1,098,927
2.8
3,299,720
3,950,000,000
__
_
_
$
$
16,568,752
12,084,648
13,161,978
—
22,271,169
,
_
-
1,041,235
1,015,719
1,110,804
—
18.249,094
Reading
Scranton
Fourth
8.3
0.1
22,970,522
5,463,689
3,737,943
3,839,000,000
12,540,049
_
1,096,126
Dec. %
•
3.6
5,609,258
Philadelphia
$
+
4,185,640
4,965,370
4,080,824
Norrfttown
$
+
4,879,008
4,931,170
21,508,001
_
5,054,781
13,149,131
_
\
$
..
4,531,466
Pa.—Altoona
</o
—
30,343,255
9,028,462
8,166,186
6,656,345
20,448,000
7,937,787
7,405,705
4,928,264
8,019,047
3,407,121,461
907,480,720
934,444,463
833,427,097
746,002,234
'4
2.9
—
Reserve District—Cleveland-
Federal
1.6
699,602,036
1,190,271,250
1.5
108,413,500
+ 33.6
4,879,243
1,004,942,428
83,903,800
3,873,580
3,607,392
Hamilton-
7,812,270
5,845,777
Lorain—-.
3,888,811
3,382,662
+
15,0
Columbus_.
Mansfield.
\
+
+
+
19,484,569
20,837,529
:
Youngstown.
—
133,470,700
31,346,419
27,103,934
V.
Newark
19,247,821
Toledo
71,846,975
o
Pa.—Beaver County.
2,621,488
15,645,476
+ 10.5
1.0
150,918,926
126,506,619
+ 14.9
233,668,354
202,132,635
28,271,300
+ 10.4
22,738,700
20,831,800
—
/
62,415,364
/
"•
—
4,558,859
'
+
4,078,552
5,289,612
t
V./
44,124,276
7.5
',3,786,415
3,127,680
+ 32.5
5,026,957
4,558,076
267.948,194
+ 22.7
241,563,739
221,974,715
764,705,772
7,143,872
+
14.4
662,992,703
583,210,077
+<
'
'
5.9
3.4
2,192,452
1,561,302
4.3
1,117,436,571
•.
.
1,252,237
1,066,763,878
.
\
4
.
1,844,651
2.4
—
+
21,941,998
20,185,483
+
Oil City
18,470,134
19,619,660
—
35,259,630
32,150,463
+
18,215,150
19,888,884
—
3,865,458,734
3,790,083,861
Total (17 cities).
6,175,678
172,001,645
280,675,640
31,225,000
12,107,406
Erie
Ky.—Lexington.
W. Va.—Wheeling.
,
19,579,598
25,154,513
+
1,246,183,967
...
13,215,005
17,147,716/
4
+
2,207,865
1,299,346.690
"
1.0
+
2,534,028
2,155,794
Greensburg.
Pittsburgh.
6.9/
,
+15.7
,
19,052,184
67,843,220
6,823,714
173,769,653
2,345,265
773,446,631
1,370,778,860
Cleveland
322,608,120
576,164,751
0.9
760,919,442
1,383,131,409
135,530,600
Cincinnati—
20,239,481
25,667,966
+ 10.0
26,904,974
32,886,574
Ohio—Canton
+
,
8.7
17,658,440
8.4
16,994,014
3,355,937,457
2,921,172,933
-
14,779,439
2.0
328.690,9o0
15,719,073
9.7
19,000,771
28,289,451
i
15,069,178
5.9
;
25,248,887
874,825,198
fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
W. Va.—Huntington.
12,150,439
—
48,918,000
49,533,000
—
547,605,546
539,568,702
15,853,610
_
Richmond.
_
...
C.—Charleston
S.
Columbia
33,660,893
D. C.—Washington.
3,988,262
Total (8 cities).
—
+
—
300,050,588
296,546,166
—
' —1,864,655,660
1,843,515,076;;
2,854,543
„
2,691,838
•1,973,973
2,404,669
39,476,000
33,144,000
11,594,000
10,629,000
9,065,000
7,024,000
1.5
497,592,537
426,534,856
126,084,441
97,323,645
99,254,160
82,397,600
12,086,127
3,153,543
2,810,275
+ 18.9
915,416,650
4,028,947
Frederick..—
8.568,075
9,995,846
1.2
15,047,242
+
28,305,559
884,948,117
„
Md .—Baltimore™.
1.6
15,642,460
11,953,797
.
Va.—Norfolk
-
200,179*640
257,680,198
65,_1_15~054
1.1
1,528,560,749
413,191,562
382,284,252
1.3
189^464~040
172,556~480
"+~ 5?7
67,33(1358
53,994,167
+
8.1
370,671,770
+
6.0
—
3,015,370
3,437,433
282,970,821
1.2
„
202,801,530
68,844*938
765,866,818
i
836,098,280
'V,.
1.0
3,723,185
.
21,665,305
25,547,478
3.3
3,634,000
•
1,710,1§5,637
320,756,495
-
flllxth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Tenn.—Knoxville__—
«
•
87,093,261
76,701,149
Nashviile-
.
279,876,885
X
—11.9
.
—
293,605,916
"
:
4.7
57,853,164
17,465,152
+>+
207,998,368
69,885,105
57,513,680
+
765,000,000
212,500,000
199,000,000
4,133,728
71,350,497
'•
263,810,029
.
-
■
-16,474.129
-
17.082,231
14,264,767
•
+ 21.5
55,073,694
44,280,768
6.8
187,700,000
161,200,000
3,130,107
•
■
(-
978,100,000
Ga.—Atlanta-/-.
—
983,600.000
.
,
•i
18,716,171 '•/
16,461,911
18,217,705
+
17,957,018
—
•
Augusta—.
15,060,453
14,397,433
•+
372,377,017
29,706,501
389,126,723
Columbus—
Macon
fla.—Jacksonville-.;,
Tampa__—_.
>
Ala.—Birmingham
438.086,227.
+
+•
414,420,908
•
'
Mobile—
32,006,491
.
J
+
17,447,499
13,626,810
3.623,980
+ 14.1
3^56,990
8.3
14,920,993
11,663.535
4.6
12,621,080
3,653:935
3,369,448
+
8.4
3,589,836
4.3
350,438,940
9,463,733
308,044,394
19,133,944
82,968,752
82,581,616
+
0.5
74.326.275
289,966,877
86,861,311
84,322,432
+
3.0
77.240,764
63,855,456
6,596,094
6,540,139
+
0.9
6,106,440
5,196,268
2.7
'
28,107,302
0.5 '"r>"
5.7
372,612,047
•
.
-
16,030,543
16,357,672
16,281,000
16,450,000
43,490,832
35,934,897
5,770,206
6,112,808
—
14,372,033
20,728,946
10,588,729
—
1.0
16,450,000
14,702,000
30,009,958
26,217,699
5,461,287
4,369,318
1,674,127
1,486,503
451,464
383,534
489,501,941
447.517,861
123,765,345
111,023,861
+ 16.0
2,638,631,785
2,208,362,081
613,280,886
564,832,819
+
25,854,052
r
•'
-
'
'
...„
'
Jackson
^
Meridian——
Vicksburg.
-*■
,
—
1;932,675
Total (16
Seventh
+ 21.0
>
1,977,638
522,227,932
523,110,709
—
2,859,497,027
2,879,928,676
—
La.—New Orleans
cities)
Federal
Reserve
5.6
6.230,248
+
V
6,242,986
1,707,699,912
1,745,777,806
Flint—
15,595,591
17,260,801
Grand Rapids—
Jackson
44,790,355
48,273,954
6,714,530
6,600,265
Lansing
Muskegon
Bay City.
23,812,872
25,127,849
—
11,460,123
11,733,635
—
7,427,890
7,276,900
25,119,788
27,654,176
49,065,000
46,672,296
Detroit
Ind.—Ft. Wayne-
Gary—.
0.2
,
0.7
—
—
—
0.2
5,282,397
2.2
1,416,438,660
15,234.081
+
7.2
38,920,021
6,215,551
5.2
26,311,934
9.392,644
2.3
2.1
5,869,041
9.2
21,464.413
+
5.1
36,909,241
--
241,630,942
26,854,498
+
7.2
7.7
16,229.405
+
5.0
222,199,232
5.4
3,744,901
7,073,965
.1,259,598
2,603,011
3,988,482
—34.7
17,249,066
—10.5
141,566,978
—13.4
72,137,030
—19.0
15,430,453
/
122,636,726
58,440,167
Ames—
2,292.506
5,899,958
-
4,571,830
-
-
-
+
2,230,194
6,323,494
.
5.2
'
—
6,191,868
—27.7
-
—
8.1
13,426,509
+
"IT-
•
1,531,626
509,518,778
:
11,932,887
9,194,060
3,997,847
4,911,214
4,043,722
7,790,885
3,172,118
3,284,873
3,441,505
3,071,457
2,507,732
942,199,297
2.7
326,136,777
712,276,414
>:/ / + 1.4
240,400,000
176,300,000
+ 26.1
111,897,080
85,633,380
81,197,301
55,301,383;
80,640,667
5,248,384
1,728,532
1,909*711
1,561,206,449
529,381,253
477,813,207
—
4.2
1,961,152,510
946,532
(16 cities).
1,6~31~870
+ 10.8
<
;
1,244~58T
435,126,251
318,479,350
20.484.377
5,128,391
5,336,160
4,802,237
4,178,4931
243,163,552
261.657,384
178.478,547
190,136,463
+ 10.7
333,441,176
78,795,371
80,430,977
66.430,977
51,807/2?
1.6
875,697,062
3,379,525
244,657,735
3,929,288
2,781,631
6,006,108
6,269,782
4,650,366
3,061,579
2,695,318
3,098,304
—13.0
2,558,829
1,518,409
—
+18.0
941,208
692.946
—12.5
27,633,368
2,659,000
+ 65.9
3,789,000
19,238,579
3,189,000
3,847,619
14,774,118
925,643
^
5,175,239
—21.1
16,073,072
—11.1
30,171,063
3,789,642
—15.5
;
,
14,336,524
15,424,014
J3,213,805
;
21.5.
23,396,752
14,296,876
;
+
1,005,899,857
4,235,685
31,772,377
/.
3,180,590
a.
278,000,000
—11.8
5,563,038
4,183,432*
4,085,843
Lewistown.
//,, >
0.5
—
25,488,294
•
—
—11.4
397,097,696
1,091,944
Great Falls.
9,828,990
117,267,829
,
491,211,303
377,590,482
1,436,040
7,593,660
4,410,000
Mont.—Billings
2,154,300
12,641,215
33,506,760
'
27,800,953
/
563,781,862
2,646,249
'
3,687,756
Huron—
1,127,844
635.757,974
3,463,020
97,982,193
—14.3
1,276,748,255
6,156,186
S. D.—Aberdeen
883,524
1,306,943
717,790,911
1,989,137
»
147,870,528
3.3
—17.1
1,892,120
390,768,264
Minot
•'
1,039,661
705,619,838
3,672,828
2,622.871,906
.10,580,207
269,135,691
1,376,773
5.2
1
24,931,873
1,130,837,291
~
/
231,800,000
+
2,248,864,867
2,154,745,780
Ninth Federal Reserve
District—MinneapolisMinn.—Duluth
24,805,583
J
10,508,568
878.334,632
7,824,256
1,127,207
398,589,747
—
8,625,680
7,393,555
Winona
2,561,065
19,784,698
9,034,954
9,741,477
'
Minneapolis
3,120,676
24,945,940
14,528,509
1,072,202,775
7.0
—13.1,.
430,216,675
1,568,272
Rochester
3,931,097
29,190,521
9.3
+
537,319,815
444,466,205
(7 cities).
18,287,781
13,582,221
•
3,140,350
13,241,923
6.4
—
Quincy..
'
42,889*948
28,454,263
916,445,674
11,720,998
1,762,974
111.—Jacksonville
t
54,504^751
3,985,724
13,333,563
43,945,998
3.9
8.0
1,444,725
4,928,581
3,002,207,434
'
65^237^795
59,987/793
4,596,245,644
1,257,326.605
,
3,967,403
t
1,557,381
12,806,946
Independence
Ky.—Louisville
8,072.399
t
—22.5
,
"
Tenn.—Memphis—.
6,452,830
5,367,117,662
—
1,177,460,398
——
3,557*241
37,Vl4~000
5.5
1,949,030
6,255,984,822
Louis—
Mo.—St Louis
5,116,110
50.901~000
—17.4
1,610,595
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St.
7,059~742
5+518~000
10,249,767
1,200,654
—
16,448,059
5,908,861,563
cities).
;
4,390,986
'
-
—11.4
21,184,784
15,299,334
-
1,710,054
.
—15.1
52,797,979
22,009,721
Springfield
Sterling.
3,660,824
1,068,602
56,977,440
2.8
46,773,226
.
6,728,654
4,916^25
7,530,573
11,788,512
92,986,215
37,947,727
122,105,442 ■/./
4.7
3,398.633,498
15,806,453
.3,122,801,007
:
Rockford
Total
+
—
k
•
111.—Aurora
Helena
—
■
'
Bloomington
Chicago
8,214,540
532,434
2,424,509
Manitowoc..
!
913,587
6,542,793
3,346,040
15,890,230
1,362,492
8,041,835
1,436,824
Sioux Falls
1,466,776
3,015,682
7.7
5,022,504
8,657,933
Sioux City
6
t2,460,491
13,260,098
199,565,678
4,748.982
Fergus Falls
N. D.—Fargo
Grand Forks.
452,746,840
.
5,472,791
t
+
269,721,399
Paul
532,798,465
96,175,286
.
-
56,013^000
16,732,194
t
17,056,910
Oshkosh
St.
•
107,609.601
8.6
10,241*358
5,*6*0*7*048
16.282,417
211,128,644
21,180,783
t
Watertown
Total
354,790
412,634
-
—22.1
1,660,531
9,893,941
161,071,703
Sheboygan
Cape Girardeau
17.7
30,782,261
1.6
+
—
18,370,289
Iowa—Cedar Rapids..
1,293,646
5,618,026
18,895,821
7,915,677
5,263,673
256.826,464
(31
•
—
31,283,289
1.7
28,790,593
Milwaukee
Total
'
•
+
"
til,897,942
Wis.—Madison—.
Peoria.
'■
10,310,788
+
South Bend
Decatur
'
-
4,014,132
1,219.322,061
9.6
245,485.785
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
V-
^
2.3
District—Chicago-
Mich.—Ann Arbor—
Des Moines
2,267,939
62,015,459
*'
2.0
—10.4
*
"
Montgomery—
Miss.—Hattlesburg—„_
924,000,000
■;
'
28,677,525
5
—
29,559,497
0.6
13,976,471- ■.*
42,203,4061,403,555 )
41,368,880
1,359,363
1,706,888,152
...
'
1,872,097,776
-
u...
—16.1
26,430,488
3,000.157
7.1
13,055,599
5.5
11.649,339
—
—
—
—
—
2,859,365
9,992,093
16,093,258
2,229,884
9,001,585
9,771,633
2,992,359
2.0
36,745,223
1,144,067
27.235.378
,776,463
9,634,577
3.1
8.8
1,513,912,944
1,248,080,514
348,415,076
368,317,495
2.7
.
7.729*492
5.4
267.255,452
2,425,837
2,605,004
*+"l4~0
—
3,074,149
8,450*739
—
.
5,976*515
259,104,423
-i'*; Av.
jt-r
Volume
169
Number
4777
THE
Clearings at—
1949
COMMERCIAL
Month of January
Inc. or
1948
$
Federal
Reserve District—Kansas
2,177,285
1947
Dec. %
2,300,437
—
—
2,292,459
2, 290,543
51.382,736
St. Joseph-—*-.—
53,427,307
Wichita
_
Twelfth
(11
Federal
9, 913,024
_
208,310,509
7,691,349
1,652,318
7,613,341
7,589,648
9.3
1,922,103
410,744,914
1,944,211
334,715,734
'7.2
7,157,940
5,919,587
1,661/734
1,708,069
2,964,766,453
2,463,167,781
1,946,142,595
429,468,641
473,161,849
—12.5
29,730,072
+
>•
2.2
+
9.2
13,827,815
840,683,591
704,673,560
81,430,183
111,959,367
9.6
—
23,235,000
+
6,308,390
+
4,623,279
398,017,154
323,974,962
District—Sa>n
4,920,617
1
—To"o
19,8897m
2.2
15,0407431
4,596,000
3,848,000
19,562,391
21,729,958
17,187,000
5,725,000
5,600,000
+
3,395,903
2,933^944
+ 15.7
2,579,798
~+1O75
7,9487942
6,7~50~860
1.7
211,540,080
183,349,164
3.9
91,852,039
3,374,891
88,754,153
3,247,512
(
4,992,258
9,704,656
3,565,887
31,193,111
9,013,937
8,16(1653
1,818,377,486
1,523,705,005
265,032,540
260,661,937
1.3
—26.6
+
14,860,347
252,744,868
71.882,887
•
6,862,000
4,757,000
344,708,357
10,261,021
129,646,533
136,956,630
5.3
87,022,467
72,129,757
4.4
195,410,772
153,437,880
56,413,896
4.9
49,236,279
+ 14.6
63,692,279
46,205,430
38,883,404
30,305,086
28,093,819
26,373.948
14,195,512
17.399,904
43,090.803
37,712,939
13,539,958
12,005,549
+ 12.8
5.8
16,293,636
34,808,121
11,848,085
8,698,817
8,319,022
0.4
10,328,424
8,581,191
+ 20.4
—19.7
40,209,271
11,424,927
9,557,068
8,602,298
7,740,889
6,929,173
9.1
1,628,718,793
1,478,643,389
393,083,491
409,666,587
3.8
48,076,918
34,793,181
11,659,935
10,794,381
342,965,395
—
48,027,253
18,439.461
—
—
20,143,232
37,623,935
3,689,120,558
66,696,329,329
J
30,011,946
—
——.C-
'
,
17,122,657
13.769,204
4,346,735
27,472,107
6,945,959
+
8.0
364,774,737
9,892,906
+
2.3
3,383,095
—18.1
8,477,894
7.7
3,073,570,351
2,656,090,143
741,459,275
2.7
:—
62,775,139,978
60,278,238,961
14,103,830,024
14,341,170,293
26,668,231,983
6,807,406,012
2,963,578
6,304,560
6,305,854
6,690,674,964
3.5
—
31,247,446,877
;
4.0
—
4,246,939
33,403,720
-
35,545,131,527
•'
7.3
—
64,915,795,997
.V
8.5
—
3,406,427,540
34,298,411,588
0.3
—
1,853,505,698
34,886,801
0.8
+
_
10,717,732
—
9,178,361
Barbara
*•'
427,730,336
—16.6
18,736,174
46,224,126
—
3,410,636
•
+ 10.4
36,044,902
1,685,427,431
116,604,892
3,438,003
'V.
9.8
46,326,696
i;*
112,056,341
:+r"
—28.1
—
17,652,966
Stockton
13,272,466
—
40,030,989
—
16,758,311
—
26,093,589
51,149,891
Modesto—
Pasadena
15,251,493
—11.7
75,581,090
30,076,411
26.010,284
Berkeley
Long Beach
389,421,369
16,966,250
+ 17.8
241,628,020
759,980,978
in
totals.
tNot
621,927,805
570,730,803
1.7
12,983,588,800
12,287,386,553
1.7
5,860,758,230
5,121,574,415
—
+
available.
Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
Reserve Banks Combined
(In
thousands
of
dollars)
including
Assets—
$
'
Gold
certificates.:
.Redemption
fund
notes
Total
gold ctf.
for
F.
S.
reserves
23,041,810
357,061
—
Govt,
251,155
804
13,345
Notes
1,343,309
+
4,843
+
—
.45,922
—
50
+
66,915
6,568,269
;
+
178,350
389,550
„
Bonds
NOTICES
;
10,105,125
—
.Total, U.. S. Qovt, securities.
Total
Due
from
:F. R.
•
loans
Bank
Other
securities—
22,349,985
of
other
Valley RR.,
22,601,944
Date
1st
& ref. mtge. 4V2s, due
class A and B stock
141,054
2,332,329
601
——Mar 18
603
sinking fund bds., due 1953_Feb 24
Hotel Drake Corp., 1st mtge. 5% income
bds., due 1953_Feb 24
Lackawanna Laundry Co., Inc.—
'1st (closed) .mortgage 6J/a% bondsj..——-Mar 1
*
&
(R.)
Co.,
Hotel Drake
Inc.,
class
Inc.,
B
and
inc.
2,221.936
—1,204,950
Atlanta
Date
Gas
Light Co., 1st mortgage 3s,
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.—
1st mortgage
4s, series A, due 1965
+
4,697,147
Connecticut River
1,532,730
1,204,149
+
—
:
8,259
—
164,338
+'
290,367
+
assets
48,670,846
•
'
'
3
46
12,486
234,596
—
658
—
5.362
24,288
+
218,077
—
+2,353,775
^Liabilities—
Power
3%s,
mortgage
Cleveland
Union
Federal Reserve notes
Deposits:
.Member bank—reserve
S.,
.
'
Treasurer
—
23,558,722
acct.
19,596^912
acct.
gen.
1,430.430
718,226
A.
Terminals
Equitable Gas Co.,
Firemen's
:Other
457,415
„—
+
6%
Total
deposits--.....—.... 22,202,9(83
Deferred availability items
Other liab.,
incl.
1st
accrued
2,098,274
divs.
10,802
+
+
liabilities
4,976
—
211,2i0
+
87
47,870,781
—
+
capital
Co.
collateral
of
•.
serves,
note
"
gold
to
202,991
466,711
—
—
.Contingent
102,820
48,670,846
purchased
for
respondents
Commitments to
F.
on
foreign
trial
loans
224,964
francs
3
3
497
1973.
due
1
—Mar
1
497
16
205
Government
bonds increased
$33,000,000 in the Boston
District, $27,000,000 in the Chicago District, and
$60,000,000 at all reporting member banks.
Demand deposits adjusted decreased in
all districts, the
principal decreases being $228,000,000 in New York
City,
$156,000,000 in the Chicago District,
$59,000,000 in the
Cleveland District, and
$46,000,000 each in the Kansas
City and Dallas Districts. United States Government
de¬
posits increased in all districts. Demand
deposits cred¬
ited to domestic banks decreased
$47,000,000 in the Kan¬
sas City District,
$39,000,000 in the Dallas District, and
$164,000,000 at all reporting member banks.
Borrowings decreased $102,000,000 in New York
City,
$44,000,000 in the Chicago District, and
$131,000,000 at
all reporting member banks.
A summary of the assets and
member banks follows:
3,757
1st
due
1961
1
.606
Mar
1
537
Mar
bonds,
1965
1
607
:—
Assets-
Loans
+2,270,531
Kline
3%%-4%
ISSUE
bds.,
4>/4%
mortgage
Brothers
Co.,
ser.
bonds,
5%
607
1952
and
Co.—
series
Loans
U.
1
-
599
due
1961
notes,
due
—
26
1,892
—
24
2,031
15,318
Mar 28
600
1954_Feb
15
1
,112226
Jun
1
§1591
1
606
brokers
—
63
593
agricultural
S.
Government
securities
Real
dealers
for
pur¬
obligations
859
S.
+
234
Ohio
+
5,832
+
18,522
+
6*653
+
58,890
218,077
bonds,
Power
Pacific
"4V2%
Co.,
Outdoor
Bank
Shawmut
and
Tennessee
due
6%
1949-1964
debenture
Advertising
Investment
5%
bonds,
Co.,
6%
due
debs.,
2024
due
1958_Mar
debentures,
due
5s,
due
tVol.
0.3%
cor¬
3,356
24
693
indus¬
1,736
.69
1
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
608
Anytime
166.
§VoI.
167.
flVol.
II1260
168.
5,458
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement
banks
shows
of
the Federal
the
Calls and
Sinking Funds
Notices
of weekly reporting member
Reserve System in leading cities
following
2:
principal changes for the week
Decreases of $330,000,000 in reserve bal¬
ances^with ?;Federal
Reserve
—-
1,037
Banks
23
9
24,890
+
+
143
+
4,184
Mar
••
+
33,268
*
Treasury notes
1952
1951
issue.
5
3,918
securities—total
U. S.bonds
Reserve
in
with
Federal
Reserve
vault
Banks
49
demand deposits adjusted, and an
in United States Government deposits.
+
+
—
14
541
13
;368
4,042
481
1,946
1,678
60
—
13
—
330
726
46
126
+
+
77
119
3(829
t 28
1,945
—
4
—
216
Liabilities—
Demand
Time
deposits adjusted
deposits, except Government
U.
Government
S.
46,945
—
Domestic
720
15,045
deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
—
21
+
413
+
1,561
338
+
685
—
636
II
banks
8,631
Foreign banks
Borrowings
interbank
during
164
1,500
31
+
160
279
—
and
week
1,278
+
131
+
37
and
$720,000,000 in
increase of $338,000,000
—
—
630
—
3
2,011
....
—
—
157
14,380
i,
1
25
+
+.+
1,987
5,354
Cash
0.1%
bills
U.
S.
Govt,
accounts,
22,030
_
Commercial,
Below will be found a list of corporate bonds, notes,
preferred and common stocks called for
V
loans
Government
+2,353,775
In this
V:-':
4,079
258
Treasury bills
Coal, Iron & RR. Co.—
mortgage
S.
+.
y
477
loans
banks
Balances with domestic banks......
50.4%
—
Other
U.
Trust—
+
19
+
186
securities
estate
Loans to
31
—
438
*
for
purchasing or carrying:
Government obligations
Other
Quebec—
and
carrying:
or
loans
U.
378
Apr
to
Other
Other
2,178
25,244
chasing
>
A,
fund
1957^Mar
Page
t2410
1948
156
—
25,533
and
loans
1
Feb. 4,
1949
62,696
Loans—grosst
CALLED
due
A,
sinking
Cooperative Federee de
1
Date
Telephone
Investments—total
Commercial, Industrial,
debs., series A, due 2024—July
Co., Ltd.—
Independent
Jan. 26,
(in millions of dollars)
and
Loans—net
Apr
or
'Dec. (—) Since
Feb. 2,
1949
due
5%
Converters
mtge.
Citizens
liabilities of reporting
Inc. (+)
Mar
4%
Company and Issue—
Appalachian Power Co., 6%
Canadian
ended Feb.
.
trust
1
1
R.
—
make
3 Vis,
—Apr
re-
combined
liability
Apr
1969_Mar
$23,000,000.
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $32,000,000 in the
Chicago District outside of Chicago, $31,000,000 in the
Kansas City District, and
$49,000,000 at all reporting
member banks, and increased
$33,000,000 in New York
City. Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness
decreased $87,000,000 in New York
City and $157,000,000
at all reporting member banks.
Holdings of United States
Seattle—
ENTIRE
134,774
27,543
accts.
deposit and
112320
$63,000,000 at all reporting member banks.
.
certificate
liabilities
376
1
Tramway, Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
50-year mortgage, bonds and obligations de cinq
♦Announcement
of
15
due
Newark, N. J., $4 pfd. stk._Feb
Ry.—
3%% bonds,
mortgage
General
Ratio
Feb
and
Loans to banks increased
Terminal
2 %-3 V2 %
accounts..
Total liabilities & cap.
1961
bonds, series A
44,845
3,034,688
v
Capital paid in_^__
-Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)__—
Other
due
41/is, series D, due 1962—Mar
1st mortgage
Insurance
Cc.,
cents
La
Capital Accounts—
375
trict,
276,157
1st
Total
486
1
de Janeiro
5%
243,825
13,105
14,156
*
'
a
—
"
+ 2,559,551
146.533
+
—
1
Co.—
Building Corp. ol
debentures, due 1962
Pittston
625,626
—
114,296
—
Page
Mar
Co.—
series
;lst mortgage 5'/2%
Rio
T Foreign
'
18,817
—
1963
Mar
1st mortgage 5%
gold bonds, series B
Empire District Electric Co., 1st mtge. 3'/2s,
Richmond
.
due
Chicago & Western Indiana RR.—
88,664
+
603
604
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
1,956
—4,181,403
+
+
32,261
...
assets
598
Corp.—
5%
mtge.
Paramount
;
stock———
85,929
—
Page
12
28
Co.,
134,636
+
49
banks.—
items.—:
premises
Total
TENDER
Feb
Brewing
1st and refunding mortgage
foreign banks.
Notes
Uncollected
,•
and
OF
326.625
—
—
+
24,700
—
provisions.
1961_Apr
1st
7
fund
Company and Issue—
5,287,041
Certificates
.
135
—
—
66,952
—
sinking
Company and Issue—
Aroostook
1st
135
-r-
under
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
current volume (except where indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
Hoe
1,410,261
called
the
Cooper
$
+
securities:
Bills
;
77177
623,379
Discounts and advances
Industrial loanS—
U.
1948
R.
„_
| Other cash
Feb. 11,
22,418,431
*
j.
Feb. 2,
1949
those
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
Increase ( + ) or
decrease (—) since
Feb. 9,
1949
-
8,811,273
2.4
—
•Estimated.
included
2.099,538
4,326,562
444,871,731
24,028,878
671,549,320
Calif.—Bakersfield
5,021,457
3.7
—13.4
—
10,680,680
Ariz.—Phoenix
tNot
„
4,151,479
10,669,610
3,979,635
16,656,329
605,468.289
Outside New York
5,143,335
150,4677000
35,022,210
+
8,633,000
-a.-,
(183 cities).
6,616,169
16979107000
0.9
+
6,699,579
480,231,470
;
28,310,514
Lake City__
(19 cities).
—12.1
~+~2~8
Francisco—
14,425.353
Francisco—
7,146,382
215,091,000
+ 12.4
2,378,558,845
462,410,459
;
6,282,992
221,052,317
74,682,501
+ 16.5
4,582,427
7,624,000
Jose——'
1,4757707
9.2
—
581,853,946
;
■
'
39,145,356
2,409,555,408
,
San
1,5257487
20,176,000
3.6
"
San
1,683,271
685,836,631
+ 15.0
14,573,658
22,435,621
96,093,037
3.6
43,987,389
Riverside
1.1
64,044,858
26,631,470
3.0
+
925,659,368
-.
Portland—
4,368,640
9,224,346
—~~2~7
—
9,247,432
0.7
—
26,729,000
_
Reserve
1,915,371
+ 16.7
—
—
959,202,009
6,537,367
16.980,404
cities)
Grand total
10,042,744
.
Utah—Ogden_—,
Total
—16.1
104,904,056
Ore.—Eugene
Santa
11,443,828
8, 986,443
452, 765,900
101,191,897
Ida.—Boise
Salt
260,606,334
9,597,937
.
Yakima—
,
—~~7~8
17,254,121
Wash.—Bellingham—
Seattle
i'_
■
306,221~006
+
63,298,017
La.—■Shreveport
Total
282,229~686
35,036,621
108,072,321
_
__
1,042,813,458
—
1,101,207,030
_
__
Texarkana
1,305,209,697
2,146,548^
79,062,414
18,833,850
_
Falls
10,567,744
49,655,441
1,093.026,384
..
Arthur
—23.4
5.8
•
_
HoustonPort
5,636,861
12,718,831
4.3
.• 30,371,508
_
——
Galveston
0.3
9,739,943
5,530,988
District—Dallas-
_
..
5,764,096
38,091,819
7,445,785
8.8
2,594,880,614
Reserve
5,780,318
50,748,598
+
10,486.230
Total' (15 cities)
Beaumont..
11,545,907
9.8
—
+
9,204,057
Worth
101,226,440
2, 573,849
Pueblo__
Ft.
—10.6
280,259
445,599
4,653,277
85,872,958
1.234.104
139, 754,567
410,627,224
Denver.
Paso__
124,565,085
559,178
1.515.103
1,522,523
2.683,294
Colo.—Colorado.,Springs.
El
111,401,637
2,257,470
26,483,061
147,848,220
...
—
Dallas—
5,664,083
—14.4
58, 552,844
Carthage
Okla.—Tulsa
$
505,012
—20.1
3.4
+
—11.3
6, 269,024
1,577 ,127,429
_
—23.4
9.0
+
56, ,983,731
5,562,105
1,350,778,451
0.1
+
1, 999,603
28 ,969,458
^
T
Texas—Austin
670,488
7,578,553
—25.7
1,486.729
Wichita
Federal
513,826
21,359,268
374,336,353
547,682
45
194G
'
6,055,272
28,987,387
482,383,340
31,582,841
;
; ' /■'•:;$
566,185
—12.9
-.
1947
Dec. %
1,240,617
—16.6
Kansas City—
Eleventh
1,749,322
31, 721,358
^
Mo.—Joplin
7.8
—
Week Ended Feb. 5
Inc. or
1948
$
584, 498,243
—!
Topeka——
1949
27,624,544
,
Kans.-—Manhattan
(741)
$
487,717,132
._
Omaha
Parsons
1946
$
1
Lincoln
CHRONICLE
City
Neb.—Fremont
Hastings-,™..—
FINANCIAL
•
"
Tenth
&
redemption,
industrial, and agricultural loans de¬
creased $27,000,000 in New York City, $17,000,000 in the
Chicago District, $10,000,000 in the San Francisco Dis¬
tBeginning
i.e.,
before
June
30,
deduction
ously reported.
1948,
of
individual loan items
valuation
reserves,
are
instead
Year-ago figures have been adjusted
reported
of
net
to
a
as
gross
gross,
previ¬
basis.
46
COMMERCIAL
THE
(742)
Monday, February 14, 1949.
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
Foreign Exchange Rates
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
—
•
FEB.
-
,
y
/
,
Buying
Noon
.
Unit
Country and Monetary
'
'
■
.
.
•
.
.
.
y
-
Argentina, peso-r-
;
.
;
;
"regular* products
f
-
"non-regular" products--
For
pound
Australia
.
industrial products
For certain
Belgium franc •
Brazil, cruzeiro
Closed
-
3.212313
.022848
,054406
—~
v_
'
,
_______________
_
•;
^
'
.2000001-'
3.212133
*
.297733*
.251247*
General
6%
.022846
.054406
1.000000
.925546
1.000000
.924218
V 1.000000
.923750
.301166
.301166
.301166
.020060
.020060
.020060
.208535
4.031484
.208535
4.031484
Advertising
preferred
Paint
Free
-
1.000000
.926171
y
—
-
Ceylon" rupee""--"-----!--Czechoslovakia, koruna
.208535
4.031484
—
-
$1.50
England, pound sterling
—
-
Closed
(quar.)
General
Products
A
t50c
B
tdOc
preferred
General
General
Steel
Utilities
Steel
General
Waterworks
Si
Gilbert
Gliaden
Bennett
State
Free
.003136*
-
—
________
Netherlands, guilder
'■>'
.301678
.145045
.376400
India, Dominion of, rupee—
Mexico, peso
-
i.oooooo
Free—-"--1
New Zealand, pound
-
-
—
Portugal, escudo
.496750
—
.040328
1
-
straits Settlement, dollar—
Sweden, krona.
' .201580
—.
Philippine Islands, pese_;
—-
Union of South Africa;
-
—
—-
pound—
—
—
-
Uruguay! peso
i
——
—1——
Uruguay, peso
•Nominal
—
'
.201580
.496760 '
.040323
.470833
.278228
.233629
Co., com. (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)_:
.G58300*t
.588223*t
.561799*t
.531909*t
Warehouse
Union
preferred
Common
Coal
Bay
Ltd
Co.,
Western
&
DIVIDENDS
Name of
Company.
(L. A.)
Darling
«fe
Doere
J37J/ac
1
2-
1
2-
1
25c
Dennison
Distillers
Class
deposit
Co., common
Cup
2-15
1-24
3-23
3-
.$4
2-21
2-15
3-21
2-15
4- 1
$$5
(increased);
$5
common.
2-19
2-
2-15
22-
7
37)ac
3-
1
75c
3-
1
75c
9-
25c
3-30
6-30
Alabastine of Canada,
3- 1
2-
1
3-
1
2-
1
6- 1
9- 1
12- 1
5-
1
8-
1
11-
1
1
3-10
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
preferred
Co.,
2-13
.3-
1
1
1-28
2-15
2-15
2-
35c
__
50c
——
1' "4-
1
Clns#
<
A
;.
Class < B
Durham
Class
East
7%
preferred
preferred
Eastern
A
(quar.)—-.
Massachusetts
"s
——
8
2-18
2-
8
6%
prior
1-27
6%
prior
6%
prior
2-
$.1
—
2-15
3-10
—;
_—
___________
••
2-
1
3-
1
3-
1
2-11
1
-
1
6-
1
__.
9-15
9-
1
12-15
12-
1
Franklin
Franklin
.09
2-28
2-15
.10
.10
2-28
2-15
__
.09
2-28
2-15
.09
.08
2-28
2-28
2-15
__
.10
.10
2-28
2-15
Bond
.03
.03
2-28
2-15
Railroad
Equipment
.08
.08
2-28
2-15
Railroad
Stock
.09
.09
2-28
.08
2-28
.06
2-28
.12
Bond
Co.
.09
Priced
Merchandising
.09
!—
.08
Petroleum
.08
Steel
Tobacco
Hajoca
.03
Corp.
Hamilton
Watch
2-15
2-15
;
2-28
.
2-13
!,
2-15
'75c
3- 1
2-l*v
25c
3- 1
3- 1
2-15
25c
$1
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.,
convertible
2-15
122tic
3-15
3-15
1
(quar.)
Cotton,
•
.03
__
(quar.l
Stores
Bros.
Hamilton
4%"
__
.06
■
utilities
Hale
.01
.09
—
Machinery
Mining
.(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
.
2-10
2-24.
2-24■
Hancock Oil
California,
of
Co.
2-15
50c ', ;"3- 1
25c
3-1
(quar.) v*"
cl.'.:A
;__
Extra-
2-15
"
Class
(quar.)
B
Hanna
6%
Refractories;-..command...
l/40th
of
Chemical
Harshaw
Electric
Havana
6%
75c
Co., Ltd
(quar.)
2-16
1-31
2-15*
.2-25
30c
1
.••4-
Powder
Co., 5% preferrod (quar.)$1.25
Products, 6^~ pfd; B'.--(quar.)
■
30c
Steel
2-18
2-15
25c
I__
Co.
Hazel-Atlas Glass
2-1$..
3- I
• -
3-1
3- 1.
3- 1
25c
(accum.)
Pineapple
Hawaiian
3-15
V
Utilities Co.
Si
preferred
1st
'
.,
,
3-u*
:
2- 4
2-15
3-' 1
2-15
common^i sVAe*-'2-15,.-: 'V
Hershey Chocolate; Corp;;1
:
$4 convertible preferred
(quar.)
$1
—
-
,
1-25
1-25
2-15
2-15
1-25
.3-15
2-17
■
Extra
I
_______
.
^
Hewitt-Robins,
-$1'
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
Hilton
Hires
4%
Hotels
Corp.,
preferred (quar.
conv.
,
t 2-18-
•,
25c '';'l 3- 1
50c
-'3- 1
(quar.)_^_
common
2-26
3-10
3-.I;
Heywood-WakefieldCo.com. (reduced quar.) .50c
5% prefered B (quar.)___—
...v.31c
2-15
2- 1
6
.*• 2-10
3- 1
15c
50c
(quar.)_;;i___—
Inc.
Bakeries,
4-
i .44-20
-40e
(quar.)__^
preferred
convertible
Hathaway
-' 3-1;
■
2Va%
.(quar.)
common
2-ld
"
.
(quar.)
Co.
Company,.*,
Hart-Carter
50c
1
-.
.
2-15;
3- 2
.$1.50
(stock dividend)—
'
*-share for each -share- held__
Plywood Corp.
2-15
1
3-
$1.06)4
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
preferied
$2
25c
$4.25 pfd.
Ar) Co.,
(M.
2-15
'3- 1
50c
.—;;
Harbison-Walker.
2-11
2-11
' 2-11
—_—
4%
2-18
2-18
Trailer
2
4-15
Gabriel
1
7-15
Ganiewcll
$1.50
11-
1
10-14
Gar
Associates, $5 pfd. (accum.)
Manufacturing Co., new com. (initial)
Wood
4Vs%
$l>75
4; 1
4-1
3-
*15c
$1.25
1
2-21
3- 4
.3.
4
2-15
1-24
50c
2-25
2-
*25c
3-15
2-15
8
-General
General
5%-
—
(reduced)———
Co.—
—
common,
Company
r
75c
50c
—i—
preferred
America
Corp.
Builders Supply,
Cigar
(accum.)—
(quar.)__.—
preferred
Co.,
common
preferred (quar.)
—
(reduced)
(quar.)
—
common
—
2-4
4-152-17
2-15
3-31
2- 7
1-15
-
'v.
3- 1
3- 1
$1-'" -3- ly
15c
2-15
-:5c
2-15
2-15
3-1
3-16
2- 1
2-15
3- 7
31(4c
3-31
3-15
3- 1
3-15
2-142-14
25c
/
commoa (quar.)
$4.25
preferred (quar.)___
$4.50
-
conv.
preferred
(Geo.'A.)
Hormel
New
"
2-15
2-16
2-16
1-31
2-5
H.12V2
75c
10c
r$1.75
'
'
-
-
class A; (quar.)
non-cum.
Hooker Electrochemical Co.,
25c
2-18
3- 1.,
$15
common,
(quar.)
A
30c
-'$1.06)4
$1.12,/2
par
(initial).
at
the
*
2- 2
2-25
3-29
3- 2
;
3-29
l/10th
of
rate
for
common
each
of.
oki
a
62'/2c
V
:
in —
exchange for the no par)old common,
new
-
3-
-
share
4
"
V
-
- '
tive
on
ment
6%
Horn
-
5%
for
preferred
&
•.
Howard
4)4%
to-become--effec-"
(
the
(quar.)
(N.
Y.)—
Corp.
common
(quar.)
;
•
;
2-15
■'i
•»
1-20
• '
(quar.)
preferred
/■
" $1,50
i
$1.25 "
'
Lighting & Power Co._
Stores
?
«
"
'
The equivalent pay¬
old common
is 68%c.
(,
i
,
27.
Hardart Co.
preferred
Houston
expected
is
Jan.
v
-.-- -,1.
•
-
-
4,1-29
'■>; W.'
—' ' •>' ?
--
of
share held.
2-15
.
.
Split-up
2
& Co.—
The above new common willibe issued
y-
Industries—,
conv.
& Co., Inc.
(Henry)
$1
•
2-15
...2
(quar.)
(reduced) J_—
(quar.)
Co.
$^15
10c
60c
Franklin)
(quarl')__'__2_——
(quar.)
cori-Vertible
General
7%
Steel
Co.;
Holt
2-15
2-8
3-
3lY<c
(quar.)
pfd.
1
2-15
20c
Company__
E.)
(Charles
Holyoke Street Railway,
*
Co._
(See Simon
preferred
5-
$1.50
Insurance
Simon
8-
' *
Sixth
3-15
6-15
9-15
4-1
7- 1
10-1
(s-a)-___—:—-—$2.50
& Company
Freeport Sulphur Co.
Fruehauf
(quar.)
preferred
West
Life
$1.50
(quar.)
2-15
.09
•
Co.—
non-cum.
$1.50
•
3-
3-15
6-15
$1.50
(q*uar.)__
Ltd., class A
2-1
2-10
2-11
.
37'/2C
37'/2C
37y2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fownes Bros.
•
$1.50
Eastern Sugar
2-15
2-28
Low
2-15*
2-15*
2-15
2-19
3- 1
2-15
25c
12%c
" ;
preferred
preferred
preferred
Four-Twelve
2-11
$1.75
$1.50
• -
•
3- 4
3- 4
3- 4-
125c
125c
125c
1
Corp.
Investment
Foundation
2-18
$1.50
$1.50
(Maryland)—$7 preferred A (accum.)—
$6 preferred B (accum.)
Paper Co.,
•
Foster-Wheeler
$5
Eastern States Corp.
Eddy
1
45c
—
B (accum.)
6% "preferred B (accum.)
6% preferred B( accum.)__—
Eaton
&
2-
Ry.—
Products, Ltd.
Foster
1-31
2-18
2-28
.12
Hercules
-
2-15
.10
Bond
"Hercules
Bridge Works (quar.)_„
Kleiser Co. (quar.)
Pitt
2-15
3- 1
Extra
Fort
2-15
2-28
2-1
—
$1
.
$1.50
5% .preferred
Eastern Steel
1
2-28
__
'
.
-
.
1
2-
.07
.10
3-15
Class B
*30c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)(quar.)—:
of Canada,
Co.
Motor
Co.,
<te-Light
Power
$1
pfd.
class A
preferred A-(quar.)—
* 6%: ^preferred A; (quar,)———
6.% preferred A; (quar.)_____.
6% preferred A (quar.)—.
-
Ford
1
2-
2-15
:
2-
2-15
7c
$18.75
Co._„_—
Co.
2-15
7c
—
St.1, Louis "Si Interurban Water Co.—
6%
;
Mfg.
Picher
preferred
Florida
2-28
2-11
.10
$1
Extra
———
preferred
6%
3-10
2-21
2-15
.07
Investing
3-10
2-15
2-15
S'f',
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)____——;
.
2-28
$1;2-15
_; $1.22Va
2-15
4'/2% preferred-'$1.12,/a
3-1
Ltd., class A—
-• 125c
3* 4
2.
_1.——
4%
Corp.,
Power
.14
50c
$1.25
25c
.
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
prefeired
$4
"7 4.9%
-3-18
4-%
25c
---
4.80%
Hosiery Mills,
B
Dwight
Eagle
.
.14
3- 1
3- 1
3-1
3- 5
(quar.)
Company
Company,
;
40c—
(quar.)
common
2-15
Institutional
2-17
2-28
3-10
3-25
3- 1
3-10
(quar.)____—
H.)
(M.
Florida
2-18
'
(accum.)
Dupuis Freres, Ltd.,
preferred
2-15
2-28
Fully Administered
1-24
3- 1
40c
35c
$1.12'/a
50c
Rubber, 4V2%
Tire &
2-28
.07
Harbor
31'/4C
(quar.
Corp.
Flintkote
4
Company—
(resumed)
(resumed)'-
Preferred
2-10
.12
.07
Food
v
•
Cqrp.___L.__—_____—_—
Fishman
^3-22
,
3-10
$i.i2ya
A.)
2-25
"
,
1-28
(quar.)-^_
(C.
1-27
.12
Electrical Equipment
$2.50
4- 1U
3-16
5oc
5- 1
4*20".
60c ■8-1 ;: 7-20. '
50c
11- 1
10-20
(quar.)__^
preferred
Carpet Co.,
5%
3-21
2-15
25c
common
Inc.—
pfd. (quar.)
Bank Stock Corp. (increased s-a)__—_
Firth
2-18
4-
$1
Dunham
First
1-14
10c
Electric
Duncan
2- 1
:
—
conv,
Firestone
—
preferred/ (quar.)——
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
4.Va%
'»
1
3-
30c
Bradstreet, Inc.,
&
2-14
2-15
Building
Extra
—
Enamel
Ferro
—
preferred
4%
Dun
3- 1
2-15
—
Federal-Mogul
2-15
2-15
15c
(quar.)
2-15
2-25
2-7
2-15
2-28
Chemical
Co.
Insurance
2-15
1
3-15
'
t:$1.121/a
(quar.)
Corp., common (increased)—:
(quar.)————
Dravo
•
3-
*25c
(quar.)
Company, common
preferred A (qu.ar.)_
1
3-11
3-1
37 VaC
(quar.)__
Life
Traders
&
$1.25
Wc
Corp.
Brewing
Federal Enterprises,
$1.75
common
preferred
Drackett
-4%
1-31
*37)2c
Bros,,
Drug
1-31
2-25
*62
-—
1
1
1
1
5-13
8-15
11-15
3-19
2-15
(quar.)__
Quarterly
2-25
.
Ltd.-(quar.)-.'.
:
Donnacona Paper Co., Ltd.—
4,/a % conveitible preferred (quar.)
7%
2-15
1
Works
Gas
River
Quarterly
t$l
Investment, Ltd.—
Railroad
(quar.)
Quarterly
.Quarterly^
•''
*30c
(accum.)
Ltd. (quar.l—
Dominion Stores,
3-17
3-
Co.
&
*,
Farmers
2-17
3-31
*$1.25
—
Dominion-Scottish
Fall
1
2-28
'
(quar.)
1-31
2-11
$1
25c
50c
Co
Sugar
Falstaff
25C
Ltd.
2-
2-15
20c
(quar.)
Investment Corp., Ltd.—
—
2-15
3- 1
6- 1
I
Extra
__
2-15
2-28
.07
__
2-28
.09
.07
Industrial
9124ef3-
.09
.09
.09
Aviation
2-18
2-15
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
1-31
2-17
Fajardo
Regular Extra Total
Class
Automobile
3- 1
3- 1
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
25c
50c
Inc.—
Agricultural
3- 3
2-18
3-15
(The)
Fairbanks-Morse
I
Group Securities,
50c
Co.,
Extra
<
3-21
3- 7
4- 1
2-15
3-10
6-10
Ltd. \
J25c
125c
t25c
50c
'$1.50
(quar.)
preferred A
Fair
15c
5%' preferred (quar.)
Dow
3-10
4-
25c
Dominion Bridge Co.,
Donohue
12-22
15c
Common
.5.%.
3
—
Common
~
9
10c
Dominion & Anglo
Railroad
$5
3-25
3-
7»/2%
—
$5 pld. A (quar.)
(qur.r.)
$5 preferred A
(quar.)
$5 preferred A (quar.)
;
Eversliarp, Inc., 57c preferred (quar.)—___
Faber, Coe & Gregg, Inc., common (quar.)_
Erie
—
(quar.) ——
Dodge Manufacturing Corp.
Dominguez Oil Fields Co.—
Extra-
8-
—
(quar.)
A (quar.)
Reinsurance Corp.
Extra
2-6-50
3-1-50
75c
(interim)
I'-:
(quar.)
4>;
2-16
2-16
'.
50c
$1.25
(quar.)
2-
2-15
.
,
1-31,
t25c
;
Lime &
General
pfd. (quar.)
A
class
2-23
3-18
RR.
Ohio
&
Extra
$1
$1.25
25c
25c
20c
37)'2c
50c
preferred
Employers
'2-' 8
1
B
Corp.,
$1.50 preferred
5
Co.
Pepper
Class
5
50c
Credit
Employees
1-28
$7.50
(iesumed)
Quarterly
Co.—
(quar.)
Empire District Electric Co., 5%
62!/2C
(quar.)
Inc.
guaranteed
4%
2-10
...
t25c
Mobile
preferred
preferred
15c
25c
50c
.—-
2-10
2-21
25c
$1
J50c
$50
B
2-18
2-11
(quar.)
4
2-25
2-15
$1.25
debentures
3- 7
2-18
(quar.)
Empire & Bay State Telegraph
9
35c
ordinary
(quar.)
Additional
Br".
2-28
50c
(quar.)
A
Houses,
Dobbs
3-21
preferred
80c
common
Ltd.—
rets,
Co.,
American
Dixie
Co.,
2-21
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(I'/o participating preferred (s-a)_
6% participating preferred (s-a>
6%
participating preferred (s-a)
Match
1
$1
Rock
Diamond
8
3-
8%
2-15
Co.
Rubber
&
2-15
2-
$1.75
A
25c
30c
National Watch (quar.)
Walker Dry Goods Co., common
Ely &
8
2-
1
15c
Oil Corp.Derby Gas & Electric (quar.)
Detroit-Michigan Stove, 5%
pfd.
Deep
2-
1
3-
—
(increased)
Common
1
3-
35c
(quar.)
Co.—
Hudson Co.
Manufacturing
&
Delaware
3-
35c
preferred (quar.)
Del
Monte
Properties iquar.l
Delaware Floor .Products—
7%
Hose
Elgin
1
3-
(quar.)
common
Company,
3-
*17 Vac
(irreg.)
Co
Boat
Electric
2-15
2-26
10c
of American
Stop Nut Corp.
Electric
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Name
Holder»
When
Per
Elastic
21c
21c
25c
(monthly)
Steel
Edgewalcr
Monthly
(Continued from page 12)
2-15
$1.25
debentures
Income
Payable of Rec.
2-25
2-15
3-25
3-15
2-15
2- 1
Share
Company
'
.2-15
1
Quarterly
Holdert
2-15
2-15
Quarterly
When
2
3-lif
3-31
3- 1
3- 1
3-15
3-15
1
Quarterly
Per
2
3-
2-
—
RR.,
Income
Gypsum
1-28
3-
2-
_________
Assurance Co.
Great West Life
$5
1-17
2-21
2-15
2-10
.....
^
(quar.)
West
$5
-
1-14
of America
(year-end)
preferred
Gulf,
6-29
3-22
56%C
(quar.)
Great
.658300*t<
.588223**
.561799*t
.531909*t
6-29
2-25
Dredge & Dock Co. (quar.)
Northern Railway Co. (irreg.)
4.007500
6-29
2-25
Lakes
Green
1
Inc.
Great
.278228
.233629
4..;
2-25
Storage-
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
* .470833
4
2-
25c
Cold
&
Stores,
.7%
1
J25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Great
!
1
2-
3- 1
3- 1
3-15
(s-a)
Y.)
Grayson-Robinson
.496720
.040328
.470833
.278228
.233629
4.007500
.658300*t
.588223*t
.561799*t
.531909*t
(N.
Co.
,
2-
2-
35c
$2
(quar.)
Company, Ltd. class' A
Trunk
$2.25
1
2-17
$2
&
Company
Bank
Irregular
Grand
.921250
3.991542
.201580
.496840 >
.040328 ,
4.007500
.658300*1
.588223*t
.561799*t
.531909*t
Grand
1.000000
.921250
3.991542
.201580
.921666
3.991542
4.007500
Closed
. .
type of merchandise.
tApplication depends upon
rate.
.
.. .
.. .
.658300**
.588223*t
.561799* 1
.531909**
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso—
:
'.V:
1.000000
.201530
.496750
.040328
.470833
.278228
.233629
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.470833
.278228
.233629
4.007500
_______
-
Switzerland, franc.
- .
.301678
.145118
.376814
1.000000
.923125
3.991542
Closed
3.991542
—
-
-
Norway, krone
.301678
.145069
.376675
(quar.)
Rubber
W.~)
(H.
National
Grafton
56%c
$1
37'/2C
$1
$1
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
4% pfd. (quar.)
common
1-31
2-10*
4- 1
4- 1
40c
(quar.)
convertible
$5
Grace
—$1
Ltd.,
Inc.,
preferred
Gossard
.003134*
.145045
.376314
1.000000
:
.923750
-
-
—
.003134* V
.003132*
.301678
.003136*
.301678
.145045
.376583
..
.004671*
10c
(quav.)
r
4
3-18
2-15
3- 1
2-28
2-15
J20c
2%
dividend)
(stock
Mfg.—;
Co.,
Goodail-Sanford,
4%
$3
.
(quar.)
common
convertible
Golden
(accum.)
common
Corp.
Corp.
Company,
4Vu%
Ltd.,
Wares,
Gerity-Michigan
.301V166
(quar.)
$6
pfd.
Castings;
1-28
7-15
7-15
7-15
2-15
'4- 1
,
t$2.50
20c
(s-a)
Public
1-28
2-
•
Class
5%
3-17
2-15
Ltd.
Corp.,
Mfg.
2-21
2-15
3-15
25c
Class
1.000000
.923593
..004671*
.004671*
.004671*
.004671*
37V2C
25c
37'/2C
'
—
Equipment-—
Goodyear Tire &
-
z5c
$1.50
common
(quar.)
$1 series pfd. (quar.)
Corp.
preferred
General' Precision
.208535
4.031484
"
.020060 V
——
Denmark, krone
'
.301166
—
—
-
Co.,
5-10
4- 1
2-15
3- 1
3-11
2-15
2-15
-
84%c
»
(quar.)
General
ComcUU0lIa^l
—
General Phoenix Corp.,
.020060
.208535
4.031484
Corp._
Outdoor
General
.200000*
3.212313
.022848
.054406
.022844
.054406
'
-
Mills, Inc., Wifl<r conv. pfd. (quar.)
5-10
2-15
$1.25
50c
•.
—
______
Metals
General
2i 1
,1
2-15
12'/2c
—________
General
" ■ ■
Feb. 10
; ...
*
.297733*
.251247*
.200000*
3.212313
.022846
/ .054406
Industries, common.
preferred (quar.)__;
5%
"
>
■
,
Feb. 9 *
$
.207733*
.251247*
.200000''
• 3.212313 /
.200000*
;
-
,
Extra
■■
Feb. 8
$
.297733^
.251247*
*
OF 1930
General
" :
Feb. 7
Feb. 5
$
>297733*
.251247*
.
—-
"y""
Feb. 4
•"
'
For
■, 1
—~~~~~~
Transfers in New York
Cable
for
Rate
«
50c
25c
(quar.)
common
2-21
3- 2
2-15
5-25
5-25
3-11
4-1
2-15
common
—
Value in United States Money
,
Corp.,
Foods Corp.,
General
1949, INCLUSIVE
1949 TO FEB. 10,
4,
Finance
1
BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT
FEDERAL RESERVE
CERTIFIED BY
RATES
"
-
daily
countries of the world. We
for cable transfers on the different
/ >•
' •
£he Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate
give below a record for the week just passed:
to
—
20c
(quar,)5c
5%
preferred A (s-a)____
25c
4
convertible prefen'ed C
(s-a)__.—'$1
General Fireproofing Co., common
75c
7%
preferred (quar.);
——$1.75
Dry
General
of Rec. y
Shares Payable
V*
'
Batteries, Inc
General
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies
of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
Pursuant to the requirements
"
Company
Holdera
When
Per
Name of
(apiar.)
r
55c
;37V2C
$1.06)4
1
2-0
3-10
2-10
3-
1
2-11
'3-1
3-
2-11
-
Volume 169
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4777
Sound
Co.
Share
v
(quar.)
Holdert
When
Per
Name of Company
Name
Payable of Rec.
3-
3-15
of Company
Maclaren
5
Power
Bay
Hudson
Motor
Stock
Co.
dividend
Humble
Hunt
Smelting, Ltd.—_— ^
(quar.)__
&
Car
Oil
&
Co.
5%
Hussman
Refrigerator
Zinc
Co.
Indiana
Gas
Industrial
6'A%
&
Inland
Steel
2-15
4>A%
2-28
2-15
Manhattan
2-15
1-28
Mapes
8
2-
3
2-181"
$37'Ac
30c
3-
1
2-18
$3.75
3-
1
2-14
Rys.
preferred
of
Central
International
Silver
International
Utilities
.1
Corp.
Oilier
&
'5%
Co
A
Insurance
Special
&
Mead
4%
1-31
preferred
2-18
Meadville
3-10
2-28
Mercantile
Kayser
(Julius;
of
Kentucky Utilities
43A%
preierred
Ccunty
Cuttodian
Keystone
Keystone
Portland
1
25c
3-
1
$50'Ac
3-
1
2-
1
50c
3-
1
2-
1
(quar.)!
$1.06'A
3-
1
2-
1
50c
37'Ac
3-
1
2-
1
Co.,
7%
series
4.35'A
A. preferred
preferred
1-31
Michaels,
4-18
Class
"
4-18
Class
1
7-19
Preferred
1
7-19
Preferred
3-10
2-24
Preferred
3-
2-10
Preferred
—
2-
20c
2-17
2-
65c
4-
5
2-18
Steel
4-
1
3-
Mickeiberry's
$2.40
Midland
4
3-10
2-25
87*
3-12
3-
$2
2
2-14
Steel
1
2-14
Common
Common
Co.
Common
Hart,
$1
prior
preferred
$1
prior
preferred
$1
prior
$5c
2 25
1-31
$5.10
K-l
1-31
2-15
47c
6%
3-12
2-15
2-
5c
3-
2-16
50c
44-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
Olin
1
1
5
3-15
1
Oil
Oklahoma
Coal
Corp.
Omar,
Inc.,
10-
2
9-20
67*
4-
2
3-20
Ontario
7-
2
6-20
25c
10-
2
'9-20
$1.27'A
1
2-19
$1.37Va
3-
1
2-19
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
(quar.):
3-
3-
preferred
80c
3-
1
2-17
3-10
2-11
3-
1
2-10
3-
'
1
2-10
2-23
1-21
4-
1
2-23
3-
1
1-26
3-
1
2-15
25c
Gas
2-
3-15
2-
9
3-
2-
4
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Co.,
5-31
3-15
25c
pfd.
3-21
6-20
25c
1
9
1-31
2-15
593uC
(quar.)
2-28
2-15
50c
common_-_,
1-31
25c
2-21
2-10
20c
2-28
2-18
3-31
$1
3-21
50c
3-10
2-10
10c
3-31
3-10
$1.50
3-31
3-10
$25c
2-15
1-14
1-14
(quar.)
Products
Co.,
Ltd.—
2-18
20c
2-15
2-15
1-31
$1.12'A
3-31
3-15
+15c
(Ohio),
1-14
3-10
4-
1
2-18
$$1.25
Ltd.,
2-15
20c
Co.,
•
2-15
$$1.75
693bC
(quar.)
4-
1
2-18
American—
(interim)
Ottawa
2-10
55c
(quar.)
Co.
Class
Oswego
2-25
$S1.75
A_!
Copper
Osgood
2-10
$25c
Shares
2-17
7
2-25
$5c
(quar.)_-___-:,_-'_A^__-_-_^_
A
preferred
2-19
8
2-
7
(quar.)
Steel
O'Okiep
2-
3-
$$1
(quar.)_
Extra
1
8
2-18
$25c
(irreg.)
common
common
preferred
3-10
2-
common
Common
50c
1-31
2-18
$$1150
Corp.:
preferred
Oliver
6-20
25c
(quar.)
7-20
2-21
Ltd.—
common
Industries,
3-20
2-19
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
Ben
2
1
1
2-15
Telephone—
Natural
7-
3-
8-
3-10
15c
tquar.)
Power
Co., 4'A7*
4-2
$1.25
3-23
25c
(quar.)
;
25c
(quar.)
1
25c
Power
7%
4-
SI.50
(s-a)
(quar.)
Co.,
37'Ac
L
2-25
60c
&
Company,
4% %
4
3-10
$1
Y.)
Extra
Ohio
3-
25c
Common
Ohio
9
3-31
$3.50
(quar.)
preferred
Match
Old
50c
:______
4-
20c
preferred (quar.)
Gas Light Co.
(Del.) —
preferred
Ohio
2-11
2-21
60c
(quar.)
preferred
5'A %
Co.—
2-24
2-21
3-12
1
2-
(s-a).
(Hartford)
(N.
Mines, Ltd.
Mills, Ltd.,
Associated
$2.20
15c
(quar.)
(interim)
3-10
Ohio
30c
(accum.)
common
(quar.)
5
5%
2-15
37'Ac
1
5
2-
Minneapolis
1
3-
3-10
50c
(quar.)
preferred
4 7*
20c
series
11-17
3-
Gold
Flour
37'Ac
3-
2-15
preferred
11-30
2-18
3-15
25c
Co.
Light
4
7 7*
2-14
1
50c
Gas
Pharmacol
Scotia
preferred
8-19
3-
$10C
:___-
Co.
Bancorporation
67*
8-31
3-15
20c
Norwich
7*
2-15
3-
75c
!
Ogilvie
1
3-10
4--
75c
Coal
Liberties
O'Brien
;
3-
4
4
2-15
Inc.
2-15
3-
3-
1
l
3-
$1
Special
$2
3-15
75c
4-
2-28
15c
Co.,
•
3-21
(quar.)
4
5-
common
25c
2-15
3-
2-14
(quar.)
25c
2-23
',4- 1
(s-a)
Insurance
Extra
Northern
2-15
(quar.)
1
5
35c
(quar.)
3-12
3-
2-
5-31
Inc
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred-
1
3-15
2-14
1
2-28
(quar.)
preferred
Products
3-
$1.183A
3-
4-
c
50c
(quar.)
guaranteed
Insurance'Co.
2-28
Products
6%
$50c
common
Northern
50c
(quar.)_____
Abrasive
preferred
&
1-28
$1.12'A
Co.
Laundries,
non-cum.
Miller
2-15
Nova
Products
3-
"
Illinois
$1.12'A
Tube
3-31
$1
Northern
$1.12'A
Service
preferred
Mid-West
15c
77*
4
guaranteed
$1.12'A
Food
Mid-Continent
80c
RR.,
2-
T,'o
50c
Michigan
5
Carolina
2-15
$1.083A
"
(quar.)
Public
5
North
2-25
2-15
"
preferred
Northeastern
Inc.—
(quar.)
Michigan Sugar Co.,
2-17
convertible
1
1
93%
A
4
A 9 7'Ac
(quar.)
2
$2
4-
45c
!
(quar.)_—
Norfolk Southern Railway Co.
(quar.)__
Norfolk & Western Ry. (quar.
Normctal Mining Corp., Ltd
,______!
North American Car., common
(quar.)
Northwest
(quar.)
2-
series
1-31
V-
B
1
8-
common
Ltd.
■; r
.
8-
2-25
preferred
2-
2-15
2-15
2-25
J-
$2.
__
________________
Co.—y;
2-15
$1.62'A
(quar.)
Stern & Co.,
5-
"
1-31
1
93 %c
(irreg.)
tquar.)
com.
80c
_—
(quar.)
A
2-16
2-15
4
2-18
Gas—
&
Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co._
Chemical
47*
$1.50
_____
preferred
(quar.)
2-15
25c
10c
___
(s-a)
common
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
3,90.% preferred ,(quar.)
1
CO
2-15
3-
1
2-
1
3-15
$7.50
(quar.)
preferred
$1.75
(quar.)
(s-a)
Corp.
25c
__■
.-—
i
preferred
3% 7*
$5
50c
pfd.
Assurance
25c
pfd.
1
(quar.)
preferred
10c
2-21
$1.25
Funds,
3-
3-15
(quar.)
Stores
Fire
5-
Ltd
Cement
86c
Telephone
95c
Mines,
Nopco
3-15
(quar.)
Co.
Gold
2-15
40c
$1
(quar.i_
Land
Kerr-Addison
1
2-10
(extra)
Co.,
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
Co.
933Ac
1
$1.25
Canada,
Newport News
6'A
$3.75
;
preferred
40c
Light, 4%
Co.
2-15
3-
(quar.)
&
Co.
Kempet-Thomas
1
2-11
Company
Kelvinalor
3-
1*
._.
preferred
93%c
3-
(quar.)
3.80'A
Newport,Electric Corp.
7 2-15
7
3-
3-
3-10
50c
(accum.)
1-31
Messenger
1
A
3-
1
3-15
7oc
(accum.)
2-15
Co.—
(quar.)
common
'
._
_______
60c
A
75c
Insurance
&
8"
1
preferred
Electric
2-
1
3-21
1
20c
7
7
2-
2-15
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR/
67*
Co.,
(accum.)___
Extra
•
1
Dock
2-15
(quar.)
Kawneer
New
2-10
State
preferred
37'/2C
Kansas City Power &
3-
2-28
York
25c
(quar.)_^
3-15
(accum.)
A
(quar.)____
York Air Brake Co.__^
York
Merritt-Chapman & Scott,
20c
A
2nd
3-10
Y.—
Corp.,
New
class
Co.
New
3-21
Corp
Lauglilin Steel
1st.
2-28
14c
year-end
2-14
1
22-
60c
Casualty
Zinc
New
(quar.)
Mines
Corporation,
Michigan
N.
3-
;_
2-28
2-15.
2-15
Co,—
2-10
2
(quar.;
of
Jersey
Mur
participating
2-11
$1.50
(quar.)
Co.
New
25c
._
(quar.)-.
4-
Porcupine
37'Ac
Joy Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co.
Kern
2-11
3-
1
tquar.)
Holdert
3-15
25o
preferred
Nestle-Le
$2
common
2-28
3-
semi-annual
Estate
Jones
1
Knitting Mills—
Increased,
Jones
3-
■*
4-
$2.40
Co.,
2-23
5
.-
Engraving
47
Payable of Reo.
20c
'
50c
2-
•
4-15
60c
_____
9
2-23
:
Meter
Extra
(quar.)_____".
$1.25
1
—
preferred
Jersey
Mclntyre
6'A%
(quar.).:
Amsterdam
3-10
Neptune
,
When
Share
Inc.
$1.75
$1.25
L____
1
New
:
pfd.
(quar.)
Maytag Company
7
America—
Co
1
j
25c
Corp.
Machine
Jantzen
1
2-
Merchant
Stock
Fund, Inc
z
Participating preferred
(quar.)
Participating
Participating preferred (quar.)
Participating
Jahn
3-
1
$1
Investors
Jaeger
3-10
20c
»
2-
(quar.)
preferred (1947 series)
$3.40
preferred
(quar.)
25c
.
2-15
Brothers,
common...
preferred
4'A%
(quar.)
25c
" 20c
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Co.
Stores,
Department
3-
3-
2-
Quarterly
May
16c
(accum,)
Mfg.
(quar.)
Bonding
75c
$1.75
2-15
3-15
(quar.)
$3.75
(quar.)
2-28
Neisner
40c
Corp.
Massachusetts
2-
1
3-
Co.—
Products
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Power Shovel, 7%
Masonite
1
(quar.)
Group
Harvester
International
:
5%
Marion
2-19
!
(quar.)
Bond
International
Intertype
1
5
1-25
25c
,
Z-
common
50c
preferred
%
22-
3-
$3
(accum.)
Co.
International
5
2-15
$25c
(quar.)
Co.
Consolidated
2-15
2-11
35c
2-28
(P. R.) & Company (quar.)
Company, common
conv. preferred (quar.)
2-21
9
5
35c
Copper
Mallory
Corp.,
2-
3-
25c
Magma
Shirt
2-15
Corp.. (quar.)——
Maltine
common—
preferred
Inc. (quar.)
25c "•
(quar.)_.
8
International Business Machines Corp. (quar.)
International Cigar Machinery Corp.__
7%
2-
Shares, Ltd.—
and
Stock
1
3-
.3-10 ;)
Per
Name of Company
5
(quar.)
Square Garden
Holdert
2-
t50c
2-15
Co
Institutional
Madison
4
Corp.—
preferred
Ingersoll-i-tand
4
2-
56'Ac
25c
45c
——
________
partic.
Water,
Silica
2-
15c
&
convertible
$1.50
1"
When
Payable of Rec.
25c
Company, com.
Company
Marathon
(quar.)__l_
Color, Ltd.,
Varnish
(743)
2-28
Co
75c
Co., common (quar.)
Illinois Central RR., 6%
preierred
Imperial
Macwhyte
Share
Paper
2-28
——
Power
Illinois
4
Co.—
(qv.ar.)__L
Peanut Co.
(quar.)
(Tom)
Idaho
2-
&
12'Ac
—>
preferred
$2.25
Huston
Macmillan
1
$1
25c
12'Ac
___'
(quar.)—___
preferred A (quar.) ——1—zHolding Corp
—1
Huron
2-11
3-
5%
(irreg.)
Inc., common
preferred
(quar'.)__
3-14
10c
.
;
Refining
Poods,
5%
50c
$$1
,
Per
■
3-
Miniiig
Hudson
._
CHRONICLE
''
'
Howe
FINANCIAL
&
class
B
A
1-31
'
preferred
$7
Kidde
(accum.)
(Walter)
Kingsburg
Kinney
&
Cotton
(G.
R.)
Company
Oil
Co.
25c
common
Kinney
Kirsch
Company,
Knickerbocker
pfd.
preierred
of
Company
(S. S.)
Company
Kress
(S.
6%
H.)
1st
3-10
2-25
2-10
Minneapolis
$1.50
(quar.)_
3-15
3-
Mitchell
interest
3-22
Monarch
2-20
1-31
2-28
2-15
5Cc
3-11
2-18
50c
3-
1
2-14
60c
3-
.t
2-
$1.50
(quar.)
4-
1
3-15
Steel
pfd.
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
2-25
$3.25
2-15
2-
2-10
1-28
4-
$4
1
$3
3-17
Investors
50c
2-15
1-31
Moore-McCormack
15c
3-14
2-25
Morris
25c
2-28
2-10
3-
2-1
Mosinee
Motor
Laclede-Christy
Lake
of
the
7%%
Co.
Lakey Foundry
Lane
Bryant
Lanett
Lanston
Le
Monotype
Secord
Lees
Lehigh
&,
Sons
Co.
Belt
Lindsay
Lionel
$1
2-28
Co.
pfd.
(quar.)
2-
3-1
•
5
1
2-11
I
2-
Co
CO
65c
(quar.)
•
1
2-15
3-1
$1
2-
H
2-
2-15
Groceterias,
B
Inc.
1
2-28
2-
8
2-28
2-
Co., com.
(monthly)
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
2-26
2-
1
2-
1
2-
8%
,
Loew's,
Inc.
Lorain Coal
.-a;
5%
Lord
a!
&
6%
1st
:;i
5%
^Lukens
Steel
(quar.)
(extra
&
2-18
3-31
3-21
&
Co.
&
preferred
!M.
&
M.
Sons,
3-
1
2-10
1-31
3-
2-10
1
Co.
of
4-15
3-
8
2-28
2-
8'*
3-10
2-15
3-10
2-10
3-
1
2-10
45c
3-10
2-17
s$12'Ac
3-1
2-11
—
.*
1
2-11
$15c
3-
7-22
10-29
10-19
1
2-18
!
National
Co.,
$1.12'A
$4.50 pfd. (quar.)
3-
Common
1-2-50
12-23
National'
3-31
3-10
National
(quar.)
^
15c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Lock
$1.75
3-15
2-24
Co.
$1.12'A'
-
433-
common
(quar.)
3-20
1
5 7*
5%
2-17
1
5'/o
2-17
1
preferred
3-11
2-15
50c
$1.07
4-
12'Ac
;
2-15
1
I
2-
2-15
88c
(quar.)_
2-
2-15
preferred
Coal
I
National Tea
A
2-
2-
10c
2-15
2-
On
2-
1
30c
2-15
2-
common
5
15c
preferred
(quar.)
3-15
3-
1
A (quar.)
(quar.)
14c
2-10
2-15
2-10
10'Ac
(quar.)
2-15
12'Ac
(quar.)
2-15
2-10
.
,
1
2-15
2"
$$1.25
(quar.)___
3-15
2-28
20c
2-25
2-15
25c
,
Co.
T_,
(increased
(quar.)
2-
7
2-25
2-
4
&
Transport
share
of
Line,
1
preferred B
(quar.)
Water &
preferred
4'A%
Pcpperell
77*
common
Machine
(quar.)_
Aviation,
5
2-15
2-
5
33c
$75c
1
2-15
1-17
2-15
•
1-17
3-
1
/
2-
1
3-
1
2-
1
$1.75
3-
1
2-11
3-
1
2-15
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
3-15
&
Gear
3-
3-
$2
2-19
1
2-15
50c
2-
5
8
2-15
2-
3-
2-21
8
Co.—
(quar.)
Metals
$1.75
1
30c
2-28
2-12
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
Paul, Inc. (increased)
Pfaudler
Pfeiffer
2-23
3-10
2-15
1
1-31
12'Ac
2-i5
1-31
50c
3-10
2-19
3-10
2-25
$1.25
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-
1
30c
3-31
3-
4
25c
3-31
3-
4
10c
2-15
2-
1
20c
quar.)
2-18
$1.50
(increased
2-10
1
$1
Co.
2-21
3-
3-
2-11'
1-31
2-15
Brewing
40c
25c
quar.)
(quar.)
2-18
2-15
(increased
Company
2-15
3-
Phelps
8-15
7-31
3-22
3-
4-
1
3-15
3-
1
50c
4
Dodge
Corp
$6
Company,
preferred
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric
$1 preference
Philadelphia
preferred
$5
Co.,
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insulated
Wire
Co
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.,
$3.65
preferred
(quar.)__
common
1
1
91'Ac
3-
1
2-11'
30c
3-
1
2-18
2-14
2-15
2-
4
2-15
2-
4
Phillips-Jones
Phillips
Photo
are
Corp.
Petroleum
—
Engravers
Co.
&
75c
9c
Stock
shares.
!
shares
Fibre
Cotton
(Wm.) Ltd. 57*
4'AT*
$4
preferred
common
(quar.)
Co.____
pfd.
pfd.
iquar.)
(quar.)_
3-
1
2-15
3-
4
2-28
2-28
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steel Co., 57*
5'A% prior preference
3-15
2-28
3-15
2-28
3-15
Plate
Glass
1
2-
9
4-15
4-
1
4-
1
3-10
$2.50
3-
1
2-15
$1.37'A
3-
1
2-15
~.$1
3-15
5c
Co.
2-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-15
25c
Co
2-28
10c
:
shares
Vulcanized
Pillsbury Mills. Inc.,
7c
:
8c
Building
Neiman-Marcus
2-28
2-
1
2-28
3-15
1
3-
Ltd.—
"
10c
series
shares
Steam
3-15
3-
$75c
(quar.)__
Electrotypers,
Irregular
10c
Chemical
Neilson
2-
75c
(quar.)
Pettibone-Mulliken
47'Ac
(quar.)
preliminary estimates
series
Industrial
Naumkeag
2-15
$1.50
3-15
Funds—
Institutional Series
National
1
25c
$7 5c
Trust
the following
Oil
3-
Pepper)
Co.
preferred
1
2-
$1.25
:
Corp.,
,
Permanente
2-
1
3-14
Co.—
Extra
Perkins
1
3-
25c
50c
_
!
(see Dr.
Co.
Mfg.
3-
31 'Ac
56c
tquar.)
preferred
(Dr.)
3-18
2-28
$1.10
Power
(quar.)_
Telephone
1
3-29
3-"IS
9 2'Ac
Water, $7 pfd.
Pennsylvania Telephone Corp.—
$2.25
preferred
(quar.)
Peoples
2-
20c
$$1.50
State
(reduced)
2-15
834c
(quar.)
preferred C
4
$20c
20c
3.70%
3-
2-15
1
—
Ltd
4.407*
Common
3-25
62'Ac
City)
2-25
3-15
1
3"
50c
(quar.)
1-10
3-15
4-
75c
$1
$6 preferred
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
Pennsylvania
2-21
held)
common
Pennsylvania
1
Co.---
(quar.)_
common
Co.,
3-
Petroleum
10 slirs.
(Kansas
1-31
3-15
53'Ac
(quar.)
2-15
$1
shown:
1
2-15
preferred
National
5
50c
common
preferred
3.8 %
1
3-10
Co..
4'A fZo
75c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
Corp
Peninsular Telephone Co., $1 pfd. (quar.).._
$1.32
preierred
(initial
quar.)
Penman's, Ltd., common (quar.)
3-15
50c
(quar.) J
Co.
3-15
Co.
Co.
Co.,
17;
25c
Machinery
1-20
Cement
1
$1.25
(s-a)
Rubber
National-Standard
2-1
■
(s-a)
2-15
convertible
1
37'Ac
'
1-31
75c
$1
Manufacturing
4-
$1.25
Extra
2-15
(quar.)
for each
Inc.
4-
25c
(initial s-a)
31 Ac
Fictures, Inc.
4-
50c
(special)
Co
Oats
$1.25
1-31
2-15
participating preferred (quar.)
Transportation
(quar.)
Peerless
Peter
4'A7o
5%
pfd. A
Service
Linen
6-21
7%
35c
Pepper,
Machine Co.—
1-31
*37'AC
Parmelee
Paton
$5
Canada
2-15
2-15
(quar.)
Rust-Proof
Peabody
4-22
3-22
$2.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mackintosh-Hcmphill
8
1
National
(s-a)
Woodworking Co.
preferred
9
2-
2
9-21
.;Mackinnon Structural Steel Co., Ltd.—
5%
2-
8-
1
$4
Lyons Finance Service, class
convertible
1
2-24
2-15
$1.06
Paramount
2-17
3-
5-
National Lead
..
42c
3-1
2c
2c
1
1
Co.—
Corp.
50c
i
2c
Income
,
•?»'
Quarterly
7-
4-
$1.50
Ry.
(quar.)
Lyon Metal Products
A
Quarterly
Quarterly
10-
$2.50
__
Year-end
Lynch
Chemical
Electric Welding
$2
'■
62»/2c
year-end)
Louis
St.
preferred
(M.)
?:'U
.
,
-vy
20c
_
(quar.)
Corp.
National Paper & Type, common
*
preferred A
-
Pipe
2-15
343bC
(One
preferred
Parker
20c
(reduced)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$2
^Louisville & Nashville RR.
4'A%
Drug
$2
(quar.)
(s-a)
Lucky Stores, Inc.
3- *
47o
1
3-
1
1
Corp.
Heat & Power Co.
Panhandle'East
3-
40c
2-
2-15
Petroleum
dividend
3-15
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
Stock
1-29
3-30
(quar.)
Corp.
Economic
2-15
31'Ac
;
pfd.
5 7*
(quar.)_
Philadelphia
common
non-cum
Products,
37'Ac
Henderson
-Lowensteln
2-28
$2
preferred
preferred
Common
:
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)
Parkview Drugs,
1-21
Dock—
&
Taylor,
.Louisville,
1-31
$1
*
•
pfd.
Corp,
2-25
10c
Manufacturing
2-15
2
:
(quar.)
convertible
Conv.
2
3-
(Del.)
Pacolet
2-15
"i
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
National Gypsum Co.,
preferred (quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)___
8% preferred (quar.)
3
25c
com.
National
4
3-
$1
<K-Q%
3-
$1.75
Dairy
3-
$1
(monthly)
preferred tquar.)
2-11
2-28
3- 3
J'.lcf
30c
(quar.)
Co., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—.___.
4'A'6
Ltd.,
(monthly)
Common
Pan
1
3-15
$1
(quar.)
Container
National
$25c
Pipe
2-15
2-14
50c
National Cylinder Gas
2-24
$25c
(quar.)
Common
com.
preferred
2-24
'
Joint
Biscuit Co.,
77c
8
20c
1
3-30
62'Ac
National
National
3-10
(quar.)
3-
Dehydrating & Milling Co.—
Fibres
25c
Groceterias, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Palestine
2-28
50c
Mills
2-
25c
75c
Electric
Lighting
2-15
Ltd.—
Co.,
Manufacturing-:
redeemable preferred
1
3-
—_
Automotive
3-10
(quar.)
Pacific
'r
Louis RR
St.
National
50c
4
2-10
2-24
———•
&
National
87'/2C
:
5%
3-15
,37'Ac
(quar.)
Aluminate (quar.)
$1.10
(quar.)
5-10
3-10
lc
•'
preferred
National
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Class
5%
1
15c
capital
Guaranteed
1
35c
(quar.)___
Co.
$5
&
preferred
2-15
25c
(quar.)J
National Alfalfa
1-31
3-
$1
Loblaw
Lock
A
Acme
6','a
2-15
3-
...
Chemical
&
1
$1.75
Loblaw
•'
class
Nashville, Chattanooga
National
(quar.)
Liquid Carbonic
";1
$2
2-
2-14
1
2-10
1
&
preferred
•
Power
quar. 1
Corp
Finance
1
593Ac
Company
Paper
Gas
5'A %
1
Glass
Pacific
2-17
'
:
37'Ac
quar.)_
Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.—
2-9
45c
3'A%
C.)
1
Pacific
^____
1
2-15
(increased
3-
&
pfd.
(quar.)
Marine
Electric
3-
20c
$1.25
(quar.)—'
Inc.
preferred
3-1
75c
(quur.)_
(quar.)_:
1
50c
6-
$1
,___
1
$2c
Oxford
3-15
•
2-18
40c
Corporation
Original
Corp,
3-
(quar.)
2-28
:'a4--L:;:*
20c
3-
3-
Oxford
$1.62'A
Oil, Mining & Development (quar.)
(G.
2-28
3-
(quar.)
3-
Extra
Special
Finance
Extra
'
fettle Miami RR. Co.—
*
preferred
Murphy
1
1
(quar.)
com.
$1
35c
<quar.)
Light
2-25
3-15
2-16
4-
3-
Paper Mills
Diablo
Mt.
■
Owens-Illinois
50c
.___
common
Heat
Pacific
(quar.)
common
Lines,
Mills,
$20c
,
Corp
Co.
1
7
1
50c
Ltd
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.
Link
i3/4%
2-15
3-
30c
.
(quar.)__;
(quar.)__
Cement
Mines,
Savers
22-
3-1
Co.,
37'Ac
Lexington Water 7%
Life
___■
Shops, Ltd
G.), $4 pfd. tquar.)___
Portland
Gold
'
2-21
25c
(irreg.)
Inc
(James)
Leitch
Machine
1
35c
J.$1.75
_
Co.
!!___,__
Candy
(R.
Fabrics,
$40c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)__
& Machine
(quar.)
Tourneau
Lea
Co.,
Blcachery & Dye Works
Company
(quar.)
Lansing
Laura
(quar.)
Woods Milling
preferred
3-16
(Springfield,
Service, Inc.—
preference
(quar.)
participating
Paper
1
50c
Moore-Handley Hardware,
5%
preferred (quar.)
La
Industries_
4-
$$1.12'A
Co.
Co
preferred B
Lafayette National Bank of Brooklyn in N. Y.
France
Outboard
$25c
common
preferred series A (s-a)___
Moody's
1
Tool
Chemical
conv.
2-18
$1.25
Machine
Monsanto
1-31
4
57*
4'A',*
(quar.)
2-15
3-
$$1
(increased)-
(quar.)
Insurance
Corp.,
Light,
Common
(s-a)
Monarch
2-15
10c
10c
50c
Apparel
Life
P'ails
25c
$1.62'A
Co
Ltd.
Co., Lid.,
preference
Co.—
(accum.)
Ry.
Company,
Knitting
Mass.),
1
S.)
com,_
Implement
preferred
Louis
St.
&
(J.
Monarch
8c
(quar.)
Creamery Co., COc
Heating
Co
Laclede
1
Power
convertible
$6.50
1
37'Ac
!
&
preferred
L'Aiglon
4-
37'/2C
(quar.)_
;___
Knudsen
Kysor
Minneapolis-Moline
3-25
Company (quar.)
Company, common (quar.)
Kroger
2-10
2-20
4'A7o
beneficial
Koehring
Kresge
3-14
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.,
3.20 7c conv. pfd. A (quar.)
Fund—
Certificates
;
4
10c
(quar.)_^
non-cum.
$1.50
3-
25c
(quar.»_
prior
4-
'
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.t
preferred
Mfg. Co., S6
$5
3-15
$1.75
25c
50c
$81.25
$1.06'A
2-15
2-
1
2-25
2-16
3-
2-10
1
2-15
2-
1
pfd.
1st
A
Plywood,
Pom*
&
Inc.,
(increased
Company, $1.50
Class B
(accum.)
series
Pinchin, Johnson & Co., Ltd.—
Ordinary (interim)
—
A
(quar.)
2-21
7'A%
7 ?Ac
quar.)
class
__
(quar.)
1
2-25
37'AC
3-
3-
1
2-15
1
25c
12-22
■
2-15
.
2-15
48
Per
Share
Name of Company
Potash
Holders
When
3-
1
2-15
75c
2-15
1-25
$5c
3-10
2-10
Prosperity
$1.25
4-15
4-
5
Provincial
$30c
2-15
2-
1
Mines. Ltd
——
Cot, 5% preferred (quar.)
Transport Co., Ltd. (s-a)
Public Service Co. of Colorado—
Proprietary
4%%
preferred (quar.)
$li06%
3-
1
2-15
preferred (quar.)
$1.10
3-
1
2-15
of
share
Public
Water Co.
&
3-
preferred (quar.)—
Service Co. of New Hampshire—
of
—
1
2-15
3-
87%c
1
2-15
Mexico
Service
Co.
Public
Service
preferred
2-15
2-
1
Southern
Railway
Co.,
2nd
2-25
1-17
$4
37y2C
3-
1
2-
7
12 %c
3-
1
2-
7
(E. R.) & Sons, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred' A (quar.)
$4
preferred
3-10
2-17
$3.50
10c
2-15
1-31
Standard
2-15
1-31
$1.60
4-
1
2-28
Standard
35C
3-31
3-17
25c
4-
2
3-
9
$1.12 y2
(quar.)__——_—_—
preferred A
4-
2
3-
9
$1.18% r
Co.———
Bit
Roller
50c
preferred (quar.)—;
common (quar.)___———.
Stores,
i'%%
Reed
Remington Rand, Inc., common
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Oil
Richfield
Stoker
Riley
Rockland
5%
Co.
Oil
Paving
5-
2
4-11
2-15
1-25
2-15
1-25
Standard
2-24
Standard
Silica
Saco-Lowell
Joseph
conv.
-
Extrci
■
3-10
2-10
Storkline
3-1
2-15
Struthers
3-
2-15
5y2%
Scott
Co.,
Paper
Surety
Secord
See
3-
3-19
3-10
2-15
Sylvanite
Transit
2-22
Television
Fund
3-10
Tennessee
2-25
2-10
Tennessee Products &
3-
1
3-
1
2-11
Company
Pacific
6-
9-15
9-
12-15
12-
7%
2-
2-28'
2-18
2-23
2-
Sherwin-Williams of
class
common
3-
Tide
8-
1
7-18
Tide
3-12
2-25*
Timely
1
4-15*
New
class
B
1-28
1
2-14
Toledo
3-
1
2-15
Tobacco
3-
1
2-15
3-15
3-
7
(Franklin)
Simoh
4%%
Simon
5%
preferred
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
1
2-18
3-
1
2-18
3-15
2-25
3-15
2-25
3-15
1-17
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31
1
3-15
3-31
3-15
2-15
1-31
1
5-
2
4-
4-
1
3-10
Co.,
1
3-15
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
25c
3-
2-11
1
1
2-11
3-10
2-28
3-
3-
1
2-15
t30c
3-
1
2-11
$$1.25
3-
1
2-11
56 %c
Sivyei*
Steel
Skelly Oil
Skilsaw,
Co.
Inc.
$$1
Castings-;
(stock
__
2-15
3-15
2-15
2-15
1-15
25C
2-18
2-7
1
2-
—
50C
1
2-11
Electric
White
(S.
S.)
3-15
6-15'
3-
1
2-15
1:
2-21
2-
3-
12 %c
(quar.)
-
2-15
Inc.—
1
2-15
$1.50
2-15
1-19
50c
3-11
2-28
Co
1-19
Co.—
2-15
2-
75c
3-
2-14
$1.12%
(quar.)
1
1
75C
2-15
2-
1
$1.25
2-15
2-
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Brake
4-
B
3-15
2-15
25c
3-
1
2-7
3-
1
2-
7
95c
Corp.
Mfg.
3-17
50c
3-
1
2-
7
50c
3-1U
2-18
37 %C
2-14
li-28'
1
3 -15
common
(quar.)
Dental
t
87 %c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Instrument
Paper
1
1
20c
(quar.)______
preferred
Weston
'
4-
7-
Stationery
preferred
3.80%
1-31
2-15
%
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
White's
4-
$1
Co.__
Corp.
Oil
2-15
1-28
4-
1
75c
3-
5
2-18
$1.06y4
(quar.)
3-
1
2-15
2-21
deposit
2-21
1-10
Williams
Iron
A
Trane
Company
Coal
Truax-Traer
Co.
Inc.,
com.
$6
3-15
1
3-15
2-15
1-25
3-lf)
2-28
Woodall
3-
1
2-14
5%
City
South
LaSalle
Street
Tyer
Disc
Clutch
Rubber,
Co.
$1
3-
1
2-11
(quar.)
62V2c
4-
1
3-19
50c
3-12
2-28
(quar.)__
$1.C6%
2-15
2-
4-
Asbestos
Union
Bag
(quar.)
Rubber
&
25c
(quar.)
Paper
Corp.
50c
(quar.)
Extra
Union
Electric
Co.
$3.50
preferred
preferred
$4.50
Union
4
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31
Co.
5%
preferred
Biscuit
of
Co.
Crampton
Electric
Corporations,
Class
B
preferred
Wisconsin
$4.80
4%%
Power
Electric
Coal
Extra
United
7%
3-
1
2-15
$1.25
(quar.)-
3-
1
2-15
$1.25
-
25c
class
A
$38c'
$25c
(quar.)_
Wooaside
Woodward
3-15
3-
3-
preferred
1
Light & Railways Co. (Del.)
6 %'preferred
(monthly)——
6%, prlcr preferred
(monthly)
3-10
2-15
3-15
3-
1
7%
7%
preferred
2-28
2-15
3-
2-15
25c
!:
31 %c
(quar.)
$50c
Governor
Combing
Woolworth
Woolworth
(F.
1
25c
4-
1
25c
Co.___
3-
4
(monthly)
prior preferred (monthly)
prior preferred (monthly).
prior preferred
(monthly)
3-21
'
Corp.
2-17 '
W.)
Co.
4-10
3-25
50c
Canada,
of
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10 ;
$40c
Ltd
(quar.)
(P^W.) & Company, Ltd.—
(final)
35%
3-14
(bonus)s
20%
3-14
_
(Whi.)„
Mines,
Wyandotte
1-25
25C
3-21
2-28
$1.12%
3-15
2-28
$1.12%
25b1
Jr.,
1-25
3-15
2-28
3-1
2-19
Co.
-
10c
3-15
2-28
;
10b-
6-15
".5-31
(quar.)___
10 c
i
Worsted
Co.
.
Ltd.
Common
2-28
-
2-14-
*
2-15
2-28
1-31
Machine
2-28
2-14
25c
4-18
4-
(quar;
37%C
4-30
4-20
(quar.)
37 %C-
7-30
7-20
$1.25*
3-15
2-18-
(quar.)
4
.
1-15
Yellow Cab Co.—
2-28
1-31
convertible
convertible
2-15
3-10
6%
2-24
Youngstown
Zellers,
preferred
preferred
Sheet'
Ltd.
com.
3-10
2-24
2-15
2-
4
2-15
2-
4
55c
4-
1
3-
1
2-15
tPayable in
4r
1
3-15
iPayable
& Tube
(increased quar.)
$50c
5-
1
4-15
$37%c
5-
1
5-
1
4*15
:
4-15
$31 %c
.
(increased)
3-14
50c
50c
-
2-28
3-31
Ordinary
75c
common
(irreg.)..
United
6.36%
2-28
50c
Wool
$1.75
Co.,
(quar.)
Co.
.2-28
10c
3-10
25c
Illuminating
1-31
3-15
2-17
1
25c
(quar.)
Foundry
2-15
3-15
Mills
Cotton
3
4-15
1
2-15
Ltd
Co.,
2<-
28c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Common
75c
—__:
United
Inc.,
i
4-30
3-
$1.20
common
Wrigley
65c
pfd.
(quar.)
Engineering &
3-
$1.12%
Co.,
Wright-Hargreaves
Monthly
America—
Cos.
%C
1
90c
1-31
t50c
Corp.
1-25
$1.50
Light
Industries,
Mfg.
2-
2-15
27
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__,
convertible
3-14
2-28
2-15
(quar.)
&
1
Co.—
2-18
Extra
Elastic
Power
(quar.)
2-15
(quar.)
United
7
1
4-
15c
3-10
Circuit, Inc.—
Ltd.,
2-
3-
3-15
'
$2.50
Corp., (quar.)
(increased)
.
Yates-American
United
2
1
$1.50.
93%c
conv.
(quar.)
United
2-
$1.06%
$1.12%
(quar.*)
Theatre
2
2-16
25c
common
(quar.)
Worthington' Pump & Machinery Corp., com.
4%% prior preferred (quar;)__.__
4%% convertible prior preferred (quar.)
.
(quar.)
Corp., 5%
Artists'
4
3-
87%c
(quar.)
Car
3-
9iy2c
Co! of California—
Aircraft
2-
25c
(quar.)
3-
2-16
Ordinary
(quar.)____.
preferred A
Tank
3-14
3-14
(Missouri)—
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
United
2
1
25c
&
1-28
2-15
30c
3-10
Corp.
preferred
$4.25
&
3.60%
Woods
Seventh Unit, Inc.—
preferred (uccum.)
208
1
4-
15c
(irreg.)
4-
35c
;
(quar.)
2-19
50c
(quar.)
Tung-Sol Lamp Works,
2-15
10c
1
15c
Co.,
Company com.
preferred
1
$i5c
(quar.)
(The)
3- 2
(quar.)
Company,
Common
3-
115c
;_
common
B.)
preferred
tl5c
Ltd.
Works, Ltd.,
2-
3-11
(quar.)
common
Mfg.
Line, Inc., common
1st pfd. (s-a)
Wisconsin
12%%
Elevators,
&
$4.25
Wilson
5%
ordinary
for
Lace
(J.
preferred
Winters
10.2857%
receipts
;
1-10
Co., Ltd.—
receipts
for
deferred
(final)
Company,
Wilkes-Baire
Wilson
Trust
_*•.
Inc
3-15
*
Co
2-15
(quar.)
Wilcox
12 %c
15c
Stores,
Wickcs
7
Auto
8
1
15c
preferred
deposit
American
6.30%
10%
10%
dividend)
(quar.)
2-15
3-15
50C
(quar.)
3-15
$$1
A (irreg.)
3-
$1.75
Co.
Electric
6%
1
$$1.12%
Corp.
4y4%
United
Inc.—
(quar.)
2-11
$20c
aOc
(quar.)
6%
62 %c
50C'
&
3-
25c
(quar.)
3-
3-
40c
(quar.)
(final)
8
25c
—
Co.
3-15
1
Co.
Air
•
1
3-15
40c
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
Bearing
Securities
American
2-15
25c
(quar.)
i
Simpsons, Ltd., class
Class B
(irreg.)
Oil
Roller
United
quar.)
Co.
1-31
2-15
3-
RK.
Westinghouse
1
3-10
$$1.75
class A
:
$1
2-25
4-
4-
Co.
Co.,
Coke
Supply
Westinghouse
6%.
3-
25c
common
Oil
Co.
Inc.
Edison,
$3.75
(H.) & Sons, Ltd., common-—
redeemable preferred (quar.)
Sinclair
Timken
1
2-25
2-15*
3-
$1
&
(quar.)
preferred A
3%%
2-10*-
1
(increased)
Pulp & Paper
preferred (quar.)__
preferred
2-15
3-
Co.
Coal
&
2-15
3-15
$1.12
(quar.)
Tablet
3-12*
%
2-21
(quar.)
Auto
"
35c
(quar.)
Snowdrift
Electric
7-15
2-11'
12-29
20c
(quar.)
$1
Union
(initial
—
Power
Clothes,
3-
Canada/ Ltd.—
Slgnode Steel Strapping
5%
preferred (quar.)
Co.
Water
2-15
$20c
Signal Royalties Co.,
Class B (quar.)
Simmons
Associated
Water
5-
1
A
preferred
5%
1
3-15
Co
Thompson' Products, Inc.,
4%
preferred (quar.).'
$3.70
quar.)
3-
50c
(John)
Union
(quar.)
3-15
2-15
;
(quar.)_____
preferred
Whitaker
4-18
$1
$1.75
3-
2%
40c ;
2-15
25c
_____i__
1-20
62 %c
2-14
1
&
Penn
5 %
Mills
Cotton
1
.v.
Tudor
(quar.)
2-28
$1.12y2
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
5-
Twin
(initial
A
com.
pfd.
2-
Signal Oil & Gas—
New
Co.
4%%
2-15
23c
Common' (quar.)
preferred
Mills
10c
$5c
Co.,
2-11
1
6-15
25c
preferred (quar.)
4
1
Common
3-15
2-10
59 %c
3-
2
3-
common
Co.
Manufacturing
preferred
Western
4
1
Class
—
2-11
6-25
25c
(quar.)_.
3-
4
58-
?■
r
4-15"
%C
20c
37
V
2-17
2-14
37 %C
(quar.)
Engineering
Oil
2-18
2-28
$1
Corp.
class
Western Pacific
2-11
1
3-
4-
Thompson
40c
1
4-
:
50c
2-15
$27%C;
(quar.)_
50c
1
$30C
3-
25c
25c
pfd.
(quar.)
Common
3-
$25C
Sherwin-Williams
Oil
1
'
(quar.)
Virginia
1
Common
2-15
15c
$1.75
75c
Works 7%
&
preferred (quar.)
Thomaston
1
$1.12%
2-
9
3-
tlOc
2-15
3-
3-
20c
Co.,
Ltd.,
West
5
15c
D.)
Virginia
2
2-
2-15
10c
&
4%%
2-11
1
1
$31%
(quar.) _____!_
(quar.)
preferred
Western
2
33-
pfd". '(quar.)
5%
-
3-10-
75c
40C. %
1
Co.ic_u_-_:'__-__
Ltd.,
Petroleum
(S.
9-20
12-22
3-21
Company;
&
West
2-19
;
Shovel
Tliew
2-
2-15
Corp
2-15 <
Co
& Iron
Dare,
1
1
$1.37%
(quar.)"_;__£_i_
Corp.
6-20
7-
10-
1-3-50
25c
6%
4
3-10
.*
(increased)
(quar.)
7%
2-10
25c
(quar.)
Coal
Flour
2-
pfd.
Co.
Company, 4% conv. pfd. <quar.)_
convertible preferred (quar.)
West
2-15
3-
10c
Extra
Tex-O-Kan
3-
3-
50c
Water
Haute
Texas
6-15
3-1
Terre
Texas
1
3-
75c
(quar.)__
Chemical
$4
1-20
(initial)
Toronto
(quar.)—
4-
2-19
Wesson
1
Co
2-14
3-15
Ltd.—
common
2-
:
Brewing Co.
Toronto
(s-a)_
3-
3-21'"
2-19
W'entworth
1
15c
3-10
2-10
cl. A
3-
1
1
Wellman
2-15
4-
50c
1
2-
Corp.,
preferred
Corp
3-10
2-14
(quar.)
3-
tiy2c
Ltd
3-25
J75c
Products
Mines,
4-
10c
40c
^
Corp.
40c
(s-a)
B
Gold
Talon, Inc,
Tampa Electric
3-10
preferred
'37%c
(quar.)
75c
Taggart
50c
Brewery, Ltd.,
Winnipeg
preferred
(quar.)
4-
1
4%
2-15
1
2-25
62 %c
__!
Walgreen Company com.
4%
pieferred (quar.)
2-15
3-
8
3-
Waterous,
2-15
4'
3-
3-
Weeden
2-15
(quar.)__;
Company
2-15
$25c
—
$4.50
Oil, 6%
preferred
2nd
&
2-15
25c
Inc.,
1
1
2-25
5c
2-15
2-
2-28
15c
; $1
$1.25
prior
Norman
$4.50
2-25
3-
t3iy»c
—
3-15
1
62 %c
Walker
1
25c
3-
62 %c
Warren
5
2-
2-15 *
22 %c
62 %C
Warren
5
2-
2-15
3-
1
50c
(quar.)
2-
2-15
5c
1
(increased)
A
2-15
18c
Special
(quar.)
Shops,
40c
31 %c
(quar.)
$1.06%
(quar.)
Vogt Manufacturing Corp. (quar.)
Wagner Electric Corp. (stock dividend)
2-18
37l/2c
85C
Extra
7%
Swift
s
3-15
2-28
2-15
1
common
(quar.)
6%;. preferred
6%
preferred
2-15
common.
Co.,
Drug
3-
91%c
Shawinigan Water & Power Co. (quar.)
4%
4%
2
1
1
preferred (quar.)
Tool Si Die (quar.)
6%
62y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
iquan)__
27 ViC
—
(quar.)
International Investment
partic. preference.
class
Extra
43A%
1
3-
common'
4-
3-
1
3-
Virginia Dare Stores Corp. class A_c.i^i____
Virginian Railway
2-18
3-10
$1
27y2c
:■____
Corp.,
Shellmar
3-
3-12
50c
(quar.)
Co.
4%
Ltd.,
Class
3-15
Swan-Finch
Co,
7c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Superior
3-15
15c
Class B
Shea's
Ray
3-15
4-1
-
Candy
Participating
Servel,
Sun
3-15
1
25C
Security Banknote Co., common——
$1 preferred (quar.)—_—
Serrick
2-15
1
4-
30c
Canadian
Co.,
1
4-
Secord
Laura
Second
Oil
25c
(quar.)
& Co.
(Laura)
Sun
$1.25
Scythes & Co., Ltd., common.,—_—_
5%
preferred (quar.)—____
——
Seaboard Oil Co. (Del.) (quar!)—
—
Sears Roebuck
2-23
7c
Scovill Manufacturing Co., $3.65 pfd.
Seaboard
5
1
3-
(quar.)
Virginia
2-25 ;■
3-
1
25c
Co
Co.,
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
1
25c
pfd.
common
50C
Co
Dillon
Corp.,
3-
Co.
common
preferred
$3.40
Scotten
Wells
3-11
2-10'
Co.—
Sugar
Virginia Coal
5
3-25
2-10'
2-25
(quar.)
Verney
2-16
10c'
56c
Suburban
3-
.-25c
2-25
(quar.)
$5.50
Van
1
3-1
i
4-
50c
(quar.)
Valley Mould & Iron, com.
1
3-
1-24
4-15
preferred
preferred
5%
1
3-
50c
Corp.
10c
Corp
preferred A
preferred A
5%%
Furniture
20c
—
:-
preferred (quar.)
Propane' Gas Corp
$1.25
3-
1
1-31
3-10
preferred
preferred
5%
AcidVvvnvr/-.
Stonega Coke & Coal Co
3-
$1.12%
_____________________ _ _ _ __
Schenley Distillers
Schwitzer-Cummins
Drug
3-15
$1
2-10
,*.25c
12%c
(quar.)__
2-15
$1.25
Corp.
—
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co. (quar.)
•.
v:.
Sterling Motor Truck Co., Inc
Stern & Stern Textiles, 4%%
$1.25
Arms
Savage
Bros.
3-15
$1.50
2-19
25c
Sterchi
Sterling
Syracuse
(quar.)
(quar.)—:
A vtc (quar.)
A vtc (quar.)
(quar.)
Safway Steel Products, Inc. (quar.)
conv.
(quar.)_•
(quar.)_
Inc. (quar.)
6-15
12 Vic
A vtc
A vtc
preferred
preferred
5% conv. preferred
5% conv. preferred
St. Regis Paper Co.
5%
'5%
Mfg.
Co.'(quar.)_
Phosphate
&
9-15
$1.25
I
2-28
Stores,
3-15
1
3-
20c
:^<.y
12%c
Louis-San
40c
1
2-15
10c
50c
Inc.—
pieferred
Knitting
5%
1
2-
5%
1-31
1
2-15
1-31
2-15
4-
1
1
50c
&
1
3-
Company
(A.)
7-1
Utica
:
3-15
'
1-31
4-
3-30
(quar.)___
(quar.)___
Winding
convertible
Utah-Idaho
1
4-
Co.
Co.,
preferred
Universal
3-
4-1
4
1-31
(quar.)_:
3-
v.2-15
4
2-
2-19
.;
Pictures
y
2-
3-10
;
Oil'
Consolidated
Insurance
•3-' l
tlOc'
$$1.25
3-10
$1.50
(quar.)
com
3-15
„
pfd.
$6
pfd.
Universal
1
(increased)
4%
Universal
4%%
3-15'
$1.25
.
Specialty
4-15
1
2-14
1
tl5c
(quar.)
Inc.,
2-
90c
(quar.)
&
2-15
5-
3-16
1
$1
Corp.,
Special
2-18
Stein
Stores
Universal
•
40c
Corp.,'Ltd.
2-15
3-
9-15
10-
2
Steel
3-15
45c
3-10
1
37y2c
Water, 6% pfd. (quar.)
Francisco Ry., com. (initial)-
St.
St.
4-15
2
3-14
10-
50c
Shops
2-15
5-
30cu
87y2c
Supply Co
42 %c
preferred (quar.) —
3-14
-,60c
.-4..y,15C
Spring
Fuel
$1
Ryan Aeronautical Co.——————
Ryerson & Haynes; Inc
•—
Wallpaper,
1
2-
State
25c
4%%
(Jacob)
Ruppert
Utilities
United
quar.)
(quar.)
Wholesale
$25c
——
United
3-
.
(quar.)
5c
Common;: (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
2-15
2-11
2-17
6-15
—
Theatre,
1
3-10
3-15
2-15:
7-1
$1.75
United
3-
3-10
2-15
$1.75
United
1
3-15
$1.75
2-15
,
$1.75
Corp., common
Special
7%
preferred
(quar.)
1
62 %c
1
4-
75c
common
$1
Steel
S
4-
3-
$1.50
i
$1:12%
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
Printing & Lithograph Co.,
preferred (quar.)
3-
9
1
Works
5
3-
1
Standard
U
2-10
3-
S.
5%
3-
2-
4-
Card
$1.37%
$1.37y2
50c
(quar.)—i
Equipment
:_
Playing
3-15
$1.50
1
Corp.
Steel
Standard
U.
3-15
1
4'-
Railway
3-15
$1.75
4-
1
S.
______
r
Extra
2-15
10c
U.
8-15
3-
3-10'
$1.75
Inc.
Bros.,
5-13
9-15
50c
3-10
Co.
Standard
preferred
Roxy
6-15
$1.25
California (quar.)
$1
(quar.)_
50c
Materials, Ltd., com.__ -.v;
$50c
Partcipating convertible preferred' (s-a)t3iy4c
Participating preferred non-cum1.
-i_'%y43iy4c:
Participating
;
:i
--,$506
Oil
Standard
2-10
$1.75
(quar.)
—
Inc., $1.50 pfd. (quar.)——
Royal Crown Bottling Co. of Louisville—
Roos
$1.25
(Indiana)
Standard
4-15
Co.,
&
2-15
(quar.)
Corp,
$1.12 y2
pfd. F (quar.)
2-15
3-15
&
4-15
1
40c'
cl. A (quar.)_
3-15
of
1
1
45c
Co.
Mfg.
Forgings
5-
(increased)
30c
common
(quar.)
—
$1.25
(quar.)
—
$1.25
5% series A preferred (quar.)——._
$1.25
5% priof preferred (quar.)—
._—
Rolland Paper Co., Ltd.* 4%% pfd. (quar.) $$1.06%
40c
Ronson Art Metal Works
(increased quar.)
Rockwell
Rockwood
3-16
Co.,
preferred
conv.
456",
(quar.)
Co.
Gas
$1.60
20c
Robinson, Little & Co., Ltd.,
Rochester Gas & Electric, 4%
11-30*
4-1
preferred (quar.)
Standard Dredging Corp.
$1.31%
Gas
Valley
Grande
Rio
12-20
5%
3-
5-
50c
Corp.—_
8-31*
75c
50c
$1
$1.25
preference (quar.)__—
Ltd., com. (quar.)_
Chemical
15C
15C
,
(quar.)
Corp.
convertible
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Revere Copper & Brass, Inc., common
5'/*% preferred (quar.)—
——.
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.—
Common ' (quar.
interim)
Class B (quar. interim)
Rheem Manufacturing Co., common (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Rice-Stix Dry Goods Co.—
7%
1st preferred (quar.)
7%
1st preferred (quar.)
7% 1st preferred (quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
preferred A
preferred B
6%
2-28*
5-31"
(reduced
com.
2-28"
9-20
(quar.)
Seal Corp.—
&
Cap
Standard
Republic Investors Fund—
6%
(Conn.)
Water
Brands, Inc.,
10c
Owl
Red
Co.
Stamford
3-21
75c
Squibb
1-28
(increased quar.)
Co.
6-15'
75c
Quarteily
Quarterly
25c
$1
$1
Spencer, Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
Spiegel, Inc.. $4.50 conv. preferred
2-15
2-25
1
7-
Quarterly
(quar.)
50c
2-16
3-10
50c
22 %c
—
2-28
1
$5.50
;
2-10
-
3-12
3-
1
1
50c
Spear
2-
1
3-
6-20
2-15
2-28
Foundry
4-
$1.06%
'
75c
1
2-28
Pipe &
2-10
(reduced)
S Lines Co. (N. J.) common
4%% preferred (s-a)
I
S.
2-10
1
$1.75
,7% preferred (quar.)_____
S. Hoffman Machinery Corp.—
4%/%
preferred
(quar.)I_
U.
1
4-
1-20
3-
$25c
1st
2-15
1
1-31
3-
$1
2-15
60c
Standard
non-cum.
3-
U.
2-15
62 %C
$306
$1.25
_i_—1
2-15
$4
(quar.)_
3-10
3-15
Inc.—
(quar.)
3-21
1
40c
Power Shares,
Finishing Co., common
preferred (quar.')
:.
25c
4-
$1.50
2-1
5
1-28
$5.50 1st pfd.
preferred (quar.)
2-15
2-28
2-
1
2-11
1-17
2-28
(quar.)
Company,
$5
(quar.)
2-28
1
$25c
2-15
2-15
non-cum.
&
Co.
Coi'p. '(special)____
30%c
3-
2-9
Insurance
—
3-
1
1-24
3,-10
2-28
(quar.)
common
Light &
S.
S.
1-31
,
25c
Reading Company—
4%
Co.—
Co.
Electric
U.
U.
4
JJ
1-28
3-
2-15
2-15
$1.12y2
—
25c
preferred (quar.)
Purity Bakeries Corp.
(quar.)
Purity Flour Mills, Ltd., common
Quaker Oats Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)_
Quaker State Oil Refining
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
Rayonier, Inc;
(quar.)
Ray-O-Vac Company
(quar.)
22%c
preferred (quar,)
■„5%
non-cum.
preferred (qUa'r.')___
5%
non-cum.
preferred (quar.)_
Southwestern Public Service; com.
(quar.)__
Sovereign Investors, Inc
—?_
Sparks-Withington Co.—
6%
convertible preferred (quar.)
3-31
2-
40c
(quar.)
Power, common
Gas
Machinery
37 %c
5c
Shoe
2-25
2-11
3-10
(reduced)
Edison
Natural
50c
convertible
Extra
California
Southern
20c
V
1
25c
(quaf.)__
(quar.)______;—
1-31
35c
(quar.)___
Sound Power & Light (quar.)
Pullman, Inc. (quar.)____„__
Pure Oil Co., common
(quar.)
.—
3-
Pacific
United
2-11
Bag & Paper—
Canada
5%
1
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Holders
When
Per
Name
2-18
3-
87%c'
$1.05''
(quar. )'_4--_
25c
,——
Puget
5%
Advance
4.80%
3-10
75c
$25c
pfd.
conv.
Works
Lathe
preferred
Southern
Holders
When
United
Co.,
Bend
2-15
Electric & Gas—
preferred
Pulp Co'.
Ltd
Soundview
Southam
90c
Co..
Southern
—
______
New
Public
$1.40
Aircraft
85c
(quar.)
preferred
3.35%
4.20 %
Monday, February 14, 1949
Payable of Rec.
,50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar:)
preferred (quar.)__:
Oil Co. (quar.)——__—
-\3%%
4y2%
cap¬
Per
Share
Socony-Vacuum
Southern
a
each share held__
ital stock for
3%%
Gas
Indiana
of
3/100
dividend)
\
■
CHRONICLE
& Sons Carpet—
(Alexander)
Common
South
of Indiana—
Co.
(stock
Common
Smith
Solar
4.40%
Public Service
.
of Company
Name
Payable of Rec.
35c
(quar.)
Co.
Gamble
&
(quar.)___
America
of
Co.
Procter
& FINANCIAL
COMMERCIAL
THE
(744)
:5%
preferred
(quar.)..,
preferred
(quar.)
books
•Transfer
not
.____
closed
for
this
'
dividend.
—
53c
——
___,
3-
1
2-15
53c
4-
1
3-15
58%c
58%c
3-
1
1
3-15
Funds, less
Canadian
in
funds;
15%
-
tax
15%; resident tax 7%.
a
Less British
x
Less 30%
income tax.
2-15
4-
resident tax
U. S.
Jamaica
income tax.
Canadian non-residents'
deductible
at
the
source.
tak':;
Nbh-
Volume
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4777
169
FINANCIAL
&
Corporation and
6 Mos. Ended Dec. 31—
Net
Investment News
'*
'
'
■
10)
♦After
$4,239,772
participations of
__—/
employees
■
and
officers
certain
outside
to
Sinking
2,141,226
127,000
69,979
foreign
sub.
from
held
territories,
operating
companies
sink,
1,266,712
debs., due 1959 (non-current)
payable maturing after one year
Accounts
fund
preferred stock (par value $100)
stock (par $1)__
Common
Capital
surplus
Earned
surplus
Total
.
782,222
666,336
10,000,000
5,992,000
740,000
5,691,000
960,498
9,717,962
11,569,998
432,683
10,000,000
5,688,000
621,667
6,589,000
960,498
9,717,962
7,405,432
abeyance——-
in
...
$47,984,034 $53,906,605
—.
in foreign territories subject to con¬
tingent liabilities reported.
+ After reserves for depreciation, amorti¬
zation and replacements of $1,693,479 in 1948 and $1,397,388 in 1947.
tAfter deducting U. S. Treasury notes at redemption value: $7,013,047
in
1943
and $3,670,634 in
1947.
SAfter deducting $345,543 of lia¬
bilities payable therefrom.r—V. 169, p. 539.
consolidated
•Not
1,297.660
600,000
$2.95
$2.98
$3.74
Wholesale
—V.
accounts
in
the
Corporation
consolidated
owns
earnings
three-quarter
a
Equipment Trusts Offered
—
for the
months
six
are
Dec.
ended
in¬
inc.
641,891
other
&
other
issued
revenues-
expenses-
$3,464,726
3,316,482
$148,244
1,742,283
1,609,945
accruals
107,196
tax
accruals
•218,113
215,616
•2,804,352
1,764,935
1,199,020
109,584
91,136
1,284,035
1,137,835
$941,705
$5,683,531
$5,861,128
80,085
81,089
1,066,813
1,199,788
1,482,296
84,168
1,010,000
1,010,000
Equip.
$392,814
$396,480
$3,629,071
&
1,366
85,980
27,831
$406,492
$397,846
$3,715,051
55,650
667,800
667,800
&
17,424
'
17,424
1,093
8,098
deducs
to const
209,092
64,044
$333,752
110,061
Crl,138
$2,786,446
$316,674
Balance
-V.
215,720
Crl8,959
Net ry. oper. incomeIncome
$2,905,963
384.
p.
$860,615
$4,616,718
$4,661,340
64,968
84,890
682,273
764,734
$$301,766
$945,505
$5,298,991
$5,426,074
97,842
378,072
1,222,429
865,615
48,635
46,928
540,562
617,808
$$448,243
$520,505
$3,536,000
$3,942,651
210,000
$2,576,446
169,
t$366,734
$3,115,963
Crl,427
income
Net
Weeden & Co.—Annual
Miscell. deduc. from inc.
Fixed charges
tNet
income
♦Includes
authorization, at
Net
^Deficit.—V. 169,
the
issue
99.043,
Bids
99.596
2s
and
the
Co.,
Inc.,
used
at
estimated
cars.—V.
cost
of
about
& Hutzler,
Bros.
Lehman Bros., 99.037.
and
99.2399.
(Inc.)
be
net
99.684; Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Higginson Corp.,
Co.
a
Salomon
were:
&
will
99.092,
rate
$4,750,000,
than
less
not more
for
provide
to
not
of
year.
amounting
preferred
common
previous
stock
to
stockholders,
shares
of
$110,000
dividends
of
which
is
month
for
of
compared
1948,
of
periods
$98,000
$3.63
of
Regular
dividends
totaling $2
new
paid
were
share were
a
INCOME
the
on
preferred
paid during the
ACCOUNT
Freight
revenue
Passenger
Total
FOR
year
on
CALENDAR
income
the
u,
Total
Net
and
-
:
accruals
Tax
Fixed
joint
and
facility
fixed
for
available
Income
charges
rents
charges
__u
69,407,447 65,570,599
73.32 ^y
81.18
10,029,903
-
_____—
——
Net
•
$7,844,570
$10.02
$10,997,654
income
Earnings
share
common
per
—
$15.30
.
faith
SHEET,
1948,
5,
while
the
May
6,
14.62%
increased
revenue
includec^ $87,028
principally
business.
•
account
due
to
in
increase
volume
of
425,269
508,912
amounts
of
included
In
the
awards,
In
$1,132,401
$32,638
1948
the
effective
of
cost
and
account
Oct.
1,
DEC.
31,
and
fuel
other
,"Railway tax accruals increased 20.92%.
Federal income tax in the
year
1948, amounted to $7,366,404, as compared with $4,709,469 in
1947,
an
Payroll
1947,
-increase
in
taxes
of
$2,656,935
1948
were
due
to
$2,595,076,
increase
in
compared
taxable
with
(unsecured)
Prepaid
and
income
charges
in
1948
increased
$3,103,973,
after
fund
$7,393,274.
on
fixed
and
stock in
1948 compared
7,530
expenses
FOR
-December—
Gross
1948
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
AND
CALENDAR
1947
Notes
Due
(secured)
payable
to
Securities
due
$2,855,000
200,000
(unsecured)
customers
(secured)
6,000
27,000
to
customers
(at market)
and
expenses
1945
$8,728,296
$8,599,491
$7,441,627
$6,468,633
2,749,251
2,890,154
1,692,559
income.--
851,755
998,187
647,425
bonuses
Net
ry.
pper.
income—.
•Deficit.—V.
94,657,837
80,766,674
30,317,225
25,250,390
15,196,075
13,007,912
10,089,578
6,682,347
169, p. 51.
91,077,915
•
equipment
has
trust
authorized
the
certificates.
company
See
V.
169,
yy.."
1947
1948
$2,760,000
2,610,000
2,471,000
$181,000
$289,000
1,000
2,000
$182,000
6,000
$291,000
2,000
67,000
107,000
3,000
Item
of
stock
Earned
—V.
are
subject to a four-year sales agreement effective
graduated prices ranging from $39 to $42 per share.
share
Interstate
Minn.,
the
on
approximately
$342,621.—V: 168,
p.
in
1949,
allow
to
10
ICC
Examiner
claims
contractual
and
market
value
of
2332.
the
of
to
refusal
Homer
ended
15.63%
week
Feb.
over
of
the
5,
the
electric
1948.—V.
totaled
1949
output
169,
properties
p.
119,429,000
102,689,000
of
of
kwh.
this
"kwh.,
for
for
an
the
the
increase
of
that
was
has
to
prepare
Minneapolis,
in
been
adjourned
until
examinations.
cross
on
whether
subordi¬
refused
hear
proceedings.
within
not
come
the
did
the
proceedings.
An
scope
the
of
application
to
be filed before May 10.
that issue is expected to
on
The basis for his
controlled by Canadian Pacific Ry., holds 103,595 shares
at
$1
Central
to
prior
its
on
Ry.—V.
p.
advances
made
The
Soo
Canadian
The
refunding
and
169,
and
receivership.
books.
first
5%
the
of
stock
common
latter
the
holdings
Wisconsin
to
the
in
reopening
Central
to
$8,560,285
in
testimony
Canadian Pacific Ry. should be
and
issue
the
order
Soo Line,
$7,050,087
company
involved
Kirby
Line"
"Soo
Wisconsin
these
of
parties
all
hearing
reorganization
other claims and stock
Commission's
The
West Penn Electric Co.—Weekly Output—
output
$0.69
5,750
of
Power
$1,192,000
1,492,000
Adjourned—
Commission's
Commerce
company's
present evidence
a
.
Wisconsin Central Ry.—Hearing
The
mitments
with
$1,444,000
' y $0.37
1
1932
31,
294,830 shares
on
1300.
p.
NOTE—The above balance sheet does not include unsettled purchases
sales at Dec. 31,
1948, representing ordinary transactions with
customers, issuers and security dealers.
In addition, the firm as a
participant in joint accounts carried by others had contractual com¬
1948
263,000
1,509,000
surplus since Aug.
nated
31,
$1,455,000
surplus
per
168,
May
which
of
shares
Dec.
$1,665,000
-
50,345
shares
8,050
are
1,273,000
year
Dividends
587,261
$4,438,317
in_ this
$182,000
1,556,000
221,000
surplus
beginning of fiscal
300,000
Total
at
(est.)_
$109,000
surplus,
318,198
•Included
r
taxes
income
115,876
shares $50 par 4% convertible preferred stock
shares no par common stock
Line
totaling
carries
Pacific Ry.
mortgage
bonds
owns
the
of
645.
corresponding
645.
Yeakley Oil Corp., Alamosa, Colo.—To Withdraw Reg¬
Western Air
The
for
the
miles
Lines,
corporation
p.
12-month
were
flown
Inc.—Operating Efficiency 98.32%
istration Statement—
The
reports
system
a
operating
efficiency
of
statement
out
of
a
total
of
8,679,666
scheduled
miles.—V.
169,
stock,
the
•
1948
1947
$
■
sales—retail
gas
wells
on
which
of its registration
requested withdrawal
4
and covering
1948,
"financing
used in
to .be
were
10,000 shares of common
drilling
make
further
company's leases."
withdrawal
been
$
69,305,636
before
Provision
for
prov. for Fed.
Federal
inc. tax
income
tax__
for
offered
52,089,395
49,026,990
121,395,031
107,619,168
9,396,001
6,998,929
2,793,915
4,644,422
D.
earnings
states
that
reorganization,"
sale
or
sold.—V.
"we
and
167,
Kearney,
5,750.418
4,205,014
7,546,828
$7.65
$5.60
$10.04
for
has
been elected
demand
President
lowering
President
Farrington,
RR.,
Increased
manufactures
Net earnings per share
request
wish
to
that none
p.
of
the
a
stock has
2178.
12,191,250
3,645,583
John
Pacific
sales
possibly
Zonolite Co.—New Director Named—
58,592,178
58,058,393
125,987,662
;
and
1946
67,929,269
Wholesale
Net
Feb.
on
April 30,
proceeds of
oil and
of
The
Net
filed
.
25,533,041
8,666,113
corporation
98.32%
period ended Dec. 31, 1948, when 8,533,467 scheduled
540.
♦Earns,
railway.— 107,361,529
and
World
director.—
a
(& Sub.)—Earnings—
income
Capital
444,295
railway
Commission
2%
deductions
Earned
•3,644,048
from
from
of
income
2,127
dividend payable Jan. l, 1949_.
for Federal taxes (1948)
Years Ended Dec. 31—
From January 1—
Net
the
of
elected
profit from operations
4,800
:
Surplus
at
directors
of
Woodmen
been
goods sold and expenses
Earned
1,710
lent
Total net
Gross
board
the
JS $2,791,000
Total
'$4,438,317
payable
Loans
YEARS
railway—
railway
oper.
Commerce
Prov. for Federal Income
audit
1946
has
sales
Other
LIABILITIES—
with $10.02 in 1947.
DECEMBER
of
Omaha,
11,722
Western Auto Supply Co. (Mo.)—Earnings
EARNINGS
the
of
Committee
of
540.
$2,120,000
Total
57,128
36.277
:
1
fixtures
and
Available
common
Chairman
Finance
Society
in
providing for fixed and contingent charges, including
sinking funds was $10,553,253 as compared with
income after providing full dividend of $4.50
preferred stock as stated above, is equivalent to $15.30 per share
capital
:on
for
382,321
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1
51.
p.
Wilson Jones Co.
Net
:
Total
decrease of $805,946, occasioned principally by the decrease
in unemployment insurance tax rates from 3% to >/2 of 1%, effective
Jan. l,
1948.
available
993/749
264,094
645.
Net
a
Income
p.
income.
$3,401,022
5,069,571
211,122
262,853
16,017
customers
week
i-.'
..
3,716,225
718,488
427,371
Bradshaw,
the
Interstate
issue
Other
receivable
from
Furniture
employees.
Increase
amounted
to
approximately
materials
169,
of
169,' p.
19,680
.
_
Due
nonoperating
$1,900,000.
3,993,220
,902,852
income
Insurance
4,056,904
11,153
.
to
Life
Net
1948
of
1943,
4,483,312
railway™
Emmett
Chairman
"$25,519
(at book value)
(secured)
$184,249,
respectively.
The
year
1947
wage
awards.
There is also included
approximately $457,800 accrual for possible wage
$1,401,712
year
for
expenses
48,235
450,788
and
■
the
year
1948
increased
11%,
.principally due to wage awards to nonoperating employees, effective
Sept. 1, 1947, amounting to 82,596,412, and wage awards to the train
and
enginemen,
effective Nov.
1,
1947
and
Oct.
16,
1948, in the
operating
Railway
•21,472
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.—Equipments Approved—
($3,309,397 pledged)-
customers
Mail
increases.
rate
22,304
Western Union Telegraph Co.—New Director—
De
1946
1948
1947
year
93,379
19,876
railway
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
YEARS
1947
deposits
from
Preferred
and Aug. 21, 1948; freight revenue for 1947
included
approximately 81.5S9.915 i£rom rate increase effective Oct.
13, 1947.
Passenger revenue showed a decrease of 0.51%, reflecting
a
general decrease in passenger business, partly offset by increase
in
rates
which
produced
additional
revenue
of $320,234 in
1948,
Jan.
ry.
Cost of
Due
Provision
operating revenues increased 13.42%.
Freight revenue in¬
Freight
revenue
for
1948
includes approximately
$16,222,652
horn rate increases granted, effective Oct.
13,
1947,
from
from
Net
V.
$109,973
interest
$3.80
*14.30%,
1945
$335,930
•113,495
$221,905
Good
$4,127,212
Railway
creased
1946
$205,770
48,595
stock.
ASSETS—
Accrued
■
1947
$329,941
dividends
common
700,018
BALANCE
Securities
charges
Contingent
corporate
1948
Quarter Ended Nov. 30—
3,811,600
$18,188,735 $15,220,487 $11,384,475
5,180,822
5,130,910
4,702,128
13,553,042
10,449,069
7,211,111
1,717,891
1,742,133
2,191,159
837,497
862,366
892,740
income
operating
Railway
Equipment
general
on
645.
$351,714
loss.
Accrued
77,044,304
71.76
expenses
ratio
>''■/>,'
income
it is still
and
541,550
taxes
income
•Net
1946
12,128,490
operating
Operating
.
2
of
809,991
1947
$94,629,218 $82,789,469 $68,009,685
5,599,687
5,628,396
7,571,802
107.361,529
94,657,837
80,766,674
____
_
Gross
to
•Inventory
revenue
revenues
for period May
fAmount available for
Alabama—Earnings—
;
,
railway
$124,529,669 $110,976,171 $91,162,944
Expenses
following results:
1947
on
excess
Cash
1948
deficiency
13,818
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ry.: oper.
The
Inventory (at market)
12 Months Ended Dec. 31—
tax
From January 1—
affected by this
stock,
1948
of 2.85% with the
pared with 934,272 in 1947, a decrease
income
p.
railway
Net
for
share
a
holding in this company for an amount somewhat in
$100,000. While we expect the transaction to be completed,
subject to certain legal details.
907,672 carloads were handled in 1948 com¬
stated that
satisfactory.
our
..
corresponding
with
rate
way
1948, and year ended Dec. 31,
December,
the
at
more
remained
transaction.
It was further stated that it was the
company's present
intention to hold the remainder as a permanent investment. This situa¬
tion has since
changed and we have agreed to sell the remainder of
releasing income account
thur K. Atkinson, President, in
from
from
contract of sale to be paid for in annual instalments
during the next
four years. The first of these four deliveries was made in
January, 1949
so that the
earnings for the year 1948 were in no
Common Share in 1948—Ar¬
per
Gross
Net
Gross
RR.—$15.30
there
last
Sales
Wabash
also
were
$12,000
stock.
common
December—
Net
year's report it was pointed out that over a period of years
the company had acquired
a
substantial investment j holding in the
Sutter Basin Corp., Ltd.
Part of this holding had been sold under a
than
169, p. 645.
the
of
1,000 55-ton hopper
consisting of
railroad equipment
and 25 caboose
of
bid
a
Ripley
issue
cost,
standard-guage
cars
on
!%%
a
Hall &
Harris,
of
the
of
for
Lee
were:
Proceeds
80%
bids
Harriman
and
for
awarded
was
Other
Western Ry. of
-
of
earnings
After
ity. Associated in the offering were R. W. Pressprich &
McMaster Hutchinson & Co.
sales
those
over
In
Co.; Otis & Co.; Freeman & Co.;, The Illinois Co.; and
Report—
on Jan. 31 said in part:
$125,000,000 during the year 1948 were the largest in
the company's history and showed an increase of
approximately 12 Vz7o
27,000
The
$200,000 estimated
1, 1944 to Dec. 31, 1947, now under audit,
contingent charges, i.e., capital fund, interest requirements
mortgage 4l/2%
income
bonds, sinking
fund
and
other
Weeden, President,
Gross
prices to yield from 1.30% to 2.25%, according to matur¬
2.04%.
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Total income
210,000
int.
charged
rents
Other
bonds
utility plant
acquisition adjust.
Other
fac.
$4,101,778
55,650
jt.
Dr)
$4,073,947
13,678
Amortiz. of
Int.
$9,962,918
tax
ry.
1,988,217
150,854
84,168
income
mtge.
on
$1,389,136 $11,047,948
140,679
1,276,031
ry.
res.
operating revenue
income
(net)
Gross
1948—12 Mos.—1947
$4,182,214 $46,949,100 $52,405,054
2,793,078
35,901,152
32,442,136
Income
(net
Philadelphia plan, were
the
under
immediately reoffered, subject to ICC
1948—Month—1947
oper.
oper.
$$286,649
185,762
31,819
taxes
retirement
appropriation
awarded
$380,000 annually Feb. 1, 1950 to 1959, inclusive. The
certificates,
Subs.)—Earnings—
All other ry. tax accruals
6,636,258
43,211
Property
Propety
Int.
1,913
Payroll
8,716,946
Fed.
_
Frank
due
(&
Net rev. from ry. oper.
1948- -12 Mos.—1947
$1,459,155
1,007,580
(excl. taxes)
&
taxes
1948—Month- -1947
$1,559,592
revenues..
exps.,
Other
2,125
31,
Washington Water Power Co.- -Earnings—
Net
258
w
(Including Sacramento Northern and Tidewater Southern Ry. Co.)
Period End. Dec. 31—
Period End. Dec. 31-
Operating
Oper.
1948
$7,551,000
263
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31
Halsey,
—
equipment trust certificates, series A,
$3,800,000 1% %
Jan.
Western Pacific RR.
in which
interest,
purposes.
Virginian Ry.
at
$7,115,000
III.
31
169, p. 210.
Railway
Railway
operating
Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on Feb. 10 were
1949
Retail units in operation Jan.
1948.—V. 169, p. 384.
Fed.
in
Notes payable to banks, maturing after one year
3%%
397,938
>
-
'
service
film
respect of
Remittances
2,248,390
50,000
62,091
,
364,092'
payments and unapplied collections in
Advance
1,699,450
January—
Total sales
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——
producers
requirement for
fund
2,241,552
.
and others—__i__
3%% debentures
Dividend on pfd.. stock payable Dec. 1_——~
tRes. for est. Fed. inc. and excess profits taxes
Owing
425,000
3,865,633
earnings of the Devonian Company,
part of the
Petroleum
cluded
49
f
charges and taxes.
NOTE—No
Warren
and sundry accruals (curent)
$2,322,783
Est.
liability
for retroactive studio wage in'
'creases and vacations
—.___*—-—277,000
Month of
\
,
Accounts payable
1946
$22,908,312
5,005,969
_____—
(745)
January Sales Show Decline-
1947
$50,921,679 $36,412,526
_
Earnings per corpmon share——_.
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Accrued
1943
revenue—
shares outstanding
Common
...
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LIABILITIES—
income
•Net
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.
and
sales
\
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
Warren Petroleum Corp.
General
CHRONICLE
of
for
a
costs In building
steel required.—V.
168, p. 390.
the
company's
Zonolite
vermlculite,
of
Chicago,
Island
Rock
&
director.
the
Co.,
said.
light-weight
product
The
T.
A.
continues,
company
aggregate,
mines and
which
used
is
structures by decreasing the amount oX
.
-
50
COMMERCIAL
THE
(746)
Monday, February 14, 1.94f>
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
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NVvfri'i1,' IV.
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»v*.
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t;.?
SVV
~;v
'V'*-
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of
Payment for and delivery
1%.
bonds will be made in the
of the
est
(F-A)
Treasurer^
Fort Lauderdale,
Fla.
Apache County, County High Sch. office of the Board of Supervis¬ shall specify in his bid the rate or
Certificate
Sale Details — The
Dist. (Pi O. Saint Johns), Ariz.
ors.
These are the bonds author¬ rates of interest he desires the
$2,500,000 recreational center rev¬
/Bond Sale—The $400,000 school ized at the election held on Dec. bonds to bear, and the premium
enue certificates purchased by the
bonds offered Feb. 7—v. 169, p.
17, 1948.;; Enclosev a certified or offered, if any. Bidders may make Universal Construction Company
541—were awarded to a syndicate cashier's
check for
3%
of the one or more alternative bids or
of Fort Lauderdale,
as 4s, at
a
composed of Boettcher & Co., of amount of the bonds bid for, pay¬ offers for the bonds at different
price of 97.50, a basis of about
Denver;
Lee
Higginson
Corp.; able to the Chairman Board of interest rates. Split rate interest
4.J4$>, as previously noted in v.
bids will be received and it shall
Barcus, Kindred & Co., of Chi¬ Supervisors.
1. 421
are dated Sept. 1, 1948,
not be necessary that all bonds
cago, and
Refsnes, Ely, Beck &
ind feature Sept. 1, as follows:
Ella School District, Yuba County
shall bear the same rate of inter¬
Co., of Phoenix, on a bid reflecting
(P. O. Marysville), Calif.
a net interest cost of about 2.80%,
$50,0bq in 1950, $52,000 in 1951
est, but such interest shall be in a
Bond Sale—Trie issue of $37,as follows:
multiple of Yt of 1%. The pur¬ and 1952>$53,000 in 1953, $54,000
000 school bonds offered or* Feb 7
chaser will be required to furnish in 1954, $57J)Q0 in 1955, $60,000 in
$14,000 lV4s. Due July 1, 1950.
was
awarded
to
the
Bank. of
s
own
legal opinion as to the 1956, $63,000 mO.957, $65,000 in
14,000 IV2S. Drie July 1, 1951.
America National Tms1r~& Sav¬
legality of the bonds. These bonds 1958, $67,000 in 1959, $69,000 in
15,000 l%s. Due July 1, 1952.
ings Assocation,^-or San Fran¬ are part of a
$.190,000 issue author'J 1960, $72,000 in 190)1, $76,000 in
49,000 2s. Due July 1, from 1953
cisco, at a price of 100.132, for ized at the election held "on-Dee.^,
to 1955, incl.
1962, $79,000 in 1903, $82,000 in
'
$22,000 3y4s and $15,000 3s.
1948. Enclose a certified or cash¬
1964, $86,000 in 1965, $89,000 in
17,000 2y4s. Due July 1, 1956.
ier's check or certificate of de¬ 1966, $92,000 in 1967, $96,000 in
56,000 2M>s. Due on July 1, from Kern County Olig Sch. Dist. (P. O.
posit for $1,000, payable to the 1968, $100,000 in 1969, $104,000 in
1957 to 1959, incl.
;
Bakersfield), Calif.
Chairman Board of Supervisors.
1970, $108,000 in 1971, $113,000 in
235,000 23/4s. Due on July 1, from
Bond Offering — The Clerk of
1960 to 1969, incl.
1972, $117,000 in 1973, $122,000 in
the Board of Supervisors will re¬
V »'
fi
,r
tion $ 1,000;: Due. March > 1, as(
FLORIDA
payable at the County
office.
Each
bidder
•
,
' "Ci;
r- *-■
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a'- %ii
ARIZONA^
i v,
V-V'.',- '
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(•.
\
,
fol¬
lows:;: $17,000 in 195i; $18,000 "in
1952 to 1954, $1.9,000 in
1955 to
'.it;.,-.
.Op¬
1957, $20,000 in 1.958 and ,7959,
$21,000 in I960" to 1962, and $22,000 in 1963
and >1964. Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
County Treasurer's office,. or at
the Irving Trust Co., New York
Y,
City, at the option of the holder.
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Bidders shall submit bids specify¬
ing (a) the lowest rate of interest
and premium, if any, above par»
which
at
bidder
the
chase such bonds, or
*
bidder
will
-
pur¬
(b) the low¬
interest
of
rate
est
will
which
at
purchase such
the
bonds
at par
and accrued interest to date
delivery. The bonds are sub¬
of
..
the bonds
All
dated Jan. 1,
are
pons;
terest
the entire issue will bear in¬
to total 4%. from April 1,
1949 to
14 for
ceive sealed bids until Feb.
the
school
$200,000
of
purchase
Hartford Housing
bonds.
July 1, 1950,
Sale—The
Note
Kingsbury Joint Union Sch. Dist.,
Fresno, Kings and Tulare Counties
Authority, Conn,
$3,314,000 tem¬
loan series M-3 notes of¬
fered on Feb. 10—v. 169, p. 646—
porary
awarded
were
as
follows:
\
1974, $127,000 in 1975, $130,000 in
1976
and
1977, and $135,000 in
1978. All of said bonds maturing
in
30
—were
awarded to Kirby L. Vid-
Phoenix, at
rine & Co. of
of par, as
price
a
Blyth & Co., and the William R.
Staats Co., both of Los Angeles,
2 Mi's, at a price of
a basis of about 2.427%.
Dated
Aug.
1,
1948
and
due
on
Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1973
inclusive.
Second
high
bid
of
jointly,
100.151,
follows:
as
No. 79
July
1, 1950; $8,000 l3/4s, due on
July 1, 1951 and 1952; $4,000
100.06 for $30,000 2%s and $70,2s, due July 1, 1953; $8,000
000 2Mi s was made by the Bank of
2V4s, due July 1, 1954 and
America, National Trust & Sav¬
1955; $12,000 2M>s, due July 1,
District
School
$48,000
bonds:
1956
lV2s,
$4,000
inclusive,
1958
to
due
and
$12,000 2%s, due July 1 from
1959 to 1961 inclusive.
School
High
Litchfield
72,000
lM>s,
due July 1, 1950; $8,000 l%s,
due July
1, 1951 and 1952;
$4,000 2s, due July 1, 1953;
r
$4,000
bonds:
District
$8,000 2M4s, due July 1, 1954
and
1955; $12,000 2M>s,? due
July 1, 1956 to 1958 inclusive;
$12,000 2%s, due July 1, 1959
to 1961 inclusive; $8,000 2.70s,
j
due
1, 1962 and 1963,
2%s, due on July
July
and $16,000
Y?
1 from
of the bonds
All
.
1964 to 1967 inclusive.
dated Jan.
are
50,000 2 ZA s. Due on June 15 from
1962 to 1966 inclusive.
All of the bonds
Clinton),
Sale—The
Bond
hospital
bonds
Ark.
$65,000 county
offered
Feb.
9—
169, p. 646—were awarded to
J. C. Bradford & Co., of Nashville,
a
price of
second
104.25. The
highest bidder was W. R. Stephens
Investment Co., Little Rock, at a
price of 104.10.
CALIFORNIA
Belvedere, Calif.
Bond Sale Details—The
bonds
sewer
$180,000
purchased by R. H,
Co., of Los Angeles, at
a price
of 100.006, as previously
noted in v. 169, p. 421, were sold
at; a
net
interest, cost of about
Moulton &
2.28%,
as
follows:
$70,000 2s.
Due on Dec. 15 from
;%"• 1949 to 1962 inclusive.
70,000 2y4s. Due on Dec. 15 from
1963 to 1969 inclusive.
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
Whittier
Sch. Dist.,
Los Ang.
a
premium of $3.
notes
are
dated
1949 and mature on Feb.
21,
from
21, 1950,
Shelton Housing A uthority,
Conn,
1977
1962
to
1976, and without
years
1978.
or
Note Sale—The
Calif.
Sale—The $252,000 school
Offering—Justin A) Elliott,
Note
purchase of $243,000 tem¬
for the
loan notes. Dated Feb. 23,
1950. The va¬
porary
1949.
of
United
Paying
States
has
agent
municipal
on
Co.
Trust
been
ing
Agent
—
of
New
appointed
the
The
pay¬
$2,500,000
recreation
4%
revenue
bonds.
Due Feb. 23,
lidity
Names
York
Feb.
offered
7—v.
169,
p.
awarded to the Secur¬
the
purchaser designates in his pro¬
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cago, and the California Bank, of posal.
Los Angeles, jointly, as 23/4s, at
Wethersfield Housing Authority,
a
price of about 101.50 a basis of
Connecticut
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, of Chi¬
about 2.61%.
Due
on
Dat^d March 1, 1949.
March 1, from 1951 to 1970,
Note
Offering—Edward Adams,
highest bidder Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb. 15 for
was
R.
H. Moulton &
Co., and
the purchase of $266,000 temporary
Security-First National Bank, of
loan notes. Dated Feb.
18, 1949.
Los Angeles, jointly, for 23/4s, at a
Due Feb. 18, 1950.
The full faith
price of 100.31.
.?•.
and credit of the Authority will
second
The
Albany, Ga.
Bond
city
„
-
,
Round Lake $ tifary;; v;
District (P. O. Roiind Lake),
'v
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Illinois
.
Sale—The
bonds
awarded
to
$130,000 23/4%
offered
Clement
Feb.
A.
8 < were
Evans &
.
.
Details—The
Sale
Bond
$300,-
000
sanitary sewer y bonds pur¬
chased by Benjamin Lewis & Co.,
of Chicago,
as previously
noted
in
169,
v.
422—were sold at a
p.
102.766,
of
price
follows:
1950
bonds
The
inclusive.
1958
to
3 M>s.
Due
dated
are
Denomination
cipal and interest
the
&
be
1,
Prin¬
payable
(M-S)
Bank
Trust
to
1
Sept.
$1,000.
National
American
at
■
Sept.
on
1968 inclusive*
to
from 1959
1948.
-
,
Due on Sept. 1 from
$120,000 2s.
180,000
interest
net
a
cost of about 3.16%, as
Co., Chicago. Legality
approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
The bonds
are
payable from unlimited ad
valorem
taxes.
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Med or a,
Sale
Bond
chell of New York.
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m.
(EST) on Feb. 17
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ILLINOIS
Principal and in¬
terest payable at the office of the
City Auditor and Clerk or at the
Southington Housing Authority,
r:j
Connecticut
cash de¬
or
Lidid CQunty^
1961, with the premium decreas¬
ing thereafter y4% for each year
premium if redeemed in the
Feb.
Dec. 16, 1947. En¬
or
Sarasota, Fla.
/.■ -■ t;-'
notes and of the
Certificate Offering—L. B. Ashguaranty will be approved by by, City Auditor and Clerk, will
ity-First National Bank, of Los
Robinson, Robinson & Cole, of receive
sealed
bids
until
noon
Angeles, as 2y4s, at a price of
Hartford, and a copy of such opin¬ (EST) on Feb. 23 for the purchase
100.03, a basis of about 2.24%.
by the of $45,000 3V2% water revenue se¬
Dated
March
1,
1949. Due on ion will be furnished
March 1 from 1950 to 1974 inclu¬ Authority to the successful pur¬ ries A 1949 certificates. Dated Jan.
chaser
or
purchasers
without 15, 1949. Denomination $5,000. Due
sive.
The second highest bidder
charge.
The notes Will bear in¬ $15,000 July 15, 1951 to 1953, Prin¬
was the Bank of America Nation¬
terest at the rate or rates per an¬
cipal and interest payable in Sa¬
al Trust & Savings Association, of
num fixed in the proposal or pro¬
rasota.
The certificates will be
San Francisco, and Associates, for
posals accepted for their purchase, subject to redemption at any time
$75,000, as 2s, $90,000 as 2y4s, and
will be issued in such denomina¬ prior to their respective matur¬
$87,000 as 2M>s, at a price of 100.09.
tions, and both principal and in¬ ities, either in whole or in part, at
will be payable
at such par and accrued interest. Enclose
Paramount Sch. Dist., Los Angeles terest
County (P. O. Los Angeles), Calif. bank or trust company incorpo¬ a certified or cashier's' check for
Bond Sale—The $144,000 school rated under the laws of the State
$1,125, payable to the City.
bonds offered Feb. 8—v. 169, p. of Connecticut or any other State
646—were
awarded
to
Paine, or of the United States, as the
GEORGIA
incl.
40,000 2M»s. Due on Dec. 15 from
East
dated June
Valley School District, Marin
Mill
421—were
,
v.
at
are
15, 1948. Denomination $1,000,
bonds
County (P. 0*«>
Bitren
Van
plus
The
Treasurer.
-1
Bond
ARKANSAS
interest.
York, at 0.86%
250,000 to the Hartford National
Bank, of Hartford, at 0.85%,
the
at
of the amount
bid, payable to the County
of the,
United States Trust Co., New York
$540,600 tempo¬ City. Said bonds iri the opinion
ings Association.
rary loan, series M-l notes offered of counsel, are valid and legally
Feb.
9—v.
169,
p.
656—were binding special obligations of the
Manteca, Calif.
awarded as follows:
City, payable as to both principal
Bonds Sold—An issue of $180,000 water and sewer bonds has $440,600 to Salomon Bros. & Hutz- and interest solely from the rev¬
ler, New York, at 0.91% inter¬ enues to be derived from the mu¬
been sold to the Bank of Manteca,
nicipal recreation facilities of the
est, plus a premium of $8.95.
Ut a price of 100.005, a net inter¬
100,000 to the Hartford National City and the net proceeds of Util¬
est cost of about 2.32%, as follows:
Bank, Hartford, at 0*89% in¬ ities Services Taxes in the man¬
$60,000 2s. Due on June 15 from
ner provided in the Bond Resolu¬
terest, plus a premium of $7.
1949 to 1954 inclusive.
Dated Feb. 16, 1949. Due Feb. tion. Legality approved by Cald¬
70,000 2 M>s. Due on June 15 from
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
1955 to 1961 inclusive.
16, 1950.
County (P. O. San Rafael),
1, 1949.
all of New
on
certified check
a
These
authorized
bonds
posit equal to 5%
ment date
.
Bankers Trust Co.,
close
1954 to 1978, are callable after
days' published notice, on Sept.
1953,
conditioned.
so
the
election held
on any interest pay¬
thereafter, in whole or
in part in inverse numerical order
at par and
accrued interest tor
gether with a premium of 4% if
redeemed
in
the years
1953 to
1,
.
(P. O. Fresno), Calif.
Districts
% Bond Sale—The $100,000 build¬ $3,064,000 notes to a group; com(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz,
:
posed of J. P. Morgan & Co,,
Bond Sale—The $120,000 bonds ing bonds offered ©n Feb. 8—-v.
Inc., National City Bank, and
p.
646—were
awarded to
offered on Feb. 7—v. 169, p. 541 169,
Maricopa County School
be
must
are
Chapman &
and all bids
Chicago,
Cutler, of
CONNECTICUT
1949. In addition to the above cou¬
by
ject to approval
III.
Details
The $5,000
—
hall construction bonds,
previously mentioned in v. 169, p.
152, were awarded to the Farmers
State Bank, of Medora, as 4s, at a
price of par, are in the denomination of $500 and are due on Dec. 1
from 1949 to 1958 inclusive.
village
Moline, III.;
>y
Bonds
Sold—An
y1' *y ;
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of $500,-
issue
sold y
late in 1948 to the White-Phillips
000 water revenue bonds was
Co., of Davenport, as 3M»s, at a
price of 100.411, a basis of about
3.46%. Dated Dec. 1, 1948. Due 011
Dec. 1 from 1952 to 1978 inclusive.
$70,000 bonds due in 1968, 1973
and 1978, are callable on Jan, 1,
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.
INDIANA
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Gary School City, Ind.
Bond Sale—The $440,000 school
y
improvement, series 43 bonds of¬
422—were
fered Feb. 8—v. 169, p.
to
awarded
the
First
National
Bank, of Chicago;. Fletcher Trust
Co., and The Indianapolis Bond &
Share Corp., both of Indianapolis,
jointly, as 2s, at a price of 100.52, a
basis of about 1.95%. Dated Feb.
Co., and Courts & Co., both of 1, 1949. Due on Feb. 1 in 1961 and
1962.
The second highest bidder
Atlanta,
jointly, at a price of
about
107.06,
a
basis of about was Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.;
R. S. Dickson & Co., and Raffen2.42%. Due on March 1, from 1965
to
1977, incl.
bidder
was
The second highest
John,
Lane, Space
sperger,
Hughes & Co., jointly,
for
2s, at a price of 100.17.
_
.
-
County (P. O. Los Ang.), Calif.
Bond Offering — W. G. Sharp,
Portola Elementary
Mateo
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on Feb.
purchase of $245,000 not
exceed
5%
interest building
City), Calif,
to
Dated
March
nomination $1,000.
as
1, 1949. De¬
Due March 1,
follows: $10,000 in 1951 to
and
1955,
purchase of $86,000 not
exceed
5%
interest building
to
cipal and interest (M-S)
at the County Treasury.
a
for the prompt pay¬
principal of and inter¬
the notes and the payment
& Co.
'
on
thereof will be guaranteed by
State of Connecticut.
of
'
Goshen School City,
pledged
the
notes and
the
The validity
of the
guaranty
approved by Robinson,
Robinson & Cole, of Hartford, and
will
be
Bond
IDAHO
ment of the
ination $1,000. Due
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Ind.
Sale—The $288,000 build¬
of 1949 bonds offered Feb. 7
169, p. 647—were awarded to
the Milwaukee Co., of Milwaukee,
ing
Bingham County (P.
Blackfoot), Idaho
O.
—v.
Offering—V. F. Wootton,
of
Is, at a price of
as
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (MST) on Feb.
Bond
23 for the purchase of $275,000
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1949. Denom¬ a. copy of such opinion will* be
not to exceed 3% interest hospital
Feb. 1, as fol¬ furnished by the Authority to the
payable
general obligation coupon bonds.
Rate of lows: $4,000 in 1950 to 1970, and successful purchaser or purchasers
Dated March 1, 1949. Denomina¬
multiple of Yi $2,000 in 1971. Principal and inter¬ without charge.
$15,000 in 1956 to 1968. Prin¬
interest to be in
Augustus,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on Feb.
15 for the
be
est
r
Bond Offering—W. H.
15 for the
bonds.
Sch. Dist., San
County (P. O. Redwood
y
.
about
0.98%.
100.06,
a
basis
Dated Jan. 30,
from June
1949. Due semi-annually
30, 1950 to June 30,
second
highest
1954, incl. The
bidder was F. S.
Moseley & Co., for iy4s,
of
100.51.
at
a
price
Volume 169
Number 4777
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL
THE
-
Everett, Mass,
Louisville, Russell, Long & BurkNote Sale—The issue of $750,000
lOlder, and the Security & Bond
Co., both of Lexington, jointly', at notes offered Feb. 10 was award¬
Bond Sale
The $94,800 2*/4%
ed to the National Shawmut Bank
a price of 101.55, a basis of about
school building "bonds offered Feb.
of Boston, at 0.682% discount. The
3.00%, as follows:
3—v. 169, p. 542-—were'-awarded
Middlesex County National Bank
to Quail & Co., of Davenport, at $27,000 3V4s. Due on July 1 from
of Everett,
second high bidder,
1951 to 1953 inclusive. •
a price of 101.22. Due serially over
named a rate of 0.712%.
277,000 3s. Due on July 1 from
a period of 20 years.
Notes are dated Feb. 10, 1949.
•
IOWA
-
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'
Brandon Con. Sch.
;'A
Dist., Ia.
—
1954 to 1970
School District, la.
Ind.
Greene
Bond
Offering
inclusive.
96,000 S^s. Due
July 1 from
on
to 1974 inclusive.
1971
Shirley HinDated Jan. 1, 1949. The second
richsen, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive bids until highest bidder was Pohl & Co., for
1:30 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 15 for the $124,000 as 3s, and $276,000 as 3V4s
purchase
of
$50,000
building at a price of 101.51.
bonds. Dated March 1, 1949. De¬
LOUISIANA
nomination $1,000.
Due Nov. 1, as
follows: $2,000 in 1950 to 1966, $5,- Acadia Parish
(P. O. Crowley), La.
000 in 1967 and 1968, and $6,000
Bond Sale Rejected — All bids
in 1969.
These
thorized
at
—
the bonds
are
election
the
au¬
held
on
received for the
exceed
4%
$1,000,000 not to
interest
house
court
Denominations
$25,000,
$10,000 and $5,000. Due Nov. 9,
1949.
Payable at the National
notes will
genuineness
validity
and
Shawmut
National
Boston.
of
The
authenticated
be
Authority will furnish an opinion
of Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge of Boston, approving the
validity of the notes and of the
guarantee of the payment of the
principal of and interest on said
notes by the Commonwealth. The
expense of such opinion will be
borne by the Authority.
$50,000,
Bank
Shawmut*
Bank
to
as
the
by
of Bos¬
Newton,
Bond
Whitman,
Treasurer,
bids
Feb.
on
until
16
will
p.m.
the
for
1
pur¬
chase of
$1,500,000 coupon public
building bonds, Act of 1948. Dated
Feb. 1, 1949.
Denomination $1,-
of Proctor &
The notes will 000.
Due $75,000 on Feb. 1 from
be ready for delivery at said bank
1950 to
1969 inclusive.
Bidder
against payment in Boston funds to name
a single rate of interest,
on or about Feb. 10, 1949.
advice
under
ton,
Devers, of Boston.
expressed in a multiple of y4 of
Authority, Mass. 1%.
Principal and semi-annual
Note O f f e r i lig— William R. interest payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank of Boston. " The bonds
Maderiros, Chairman, will receive
sealed bids at the State Housing will
be
authenticated
by
said
-
Board, 18 Tremont St., Boston, un¬
bank
til 1 p.m.
opinion
Bond
is required.
Offering
E.
—
Shaw,
D.
Secretary-Treasurer of the Parish
School Board, will receive sealed
Bonds Sold—An issue of $3,500
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on March
school bonds has been sold to the
3 for the purchase of $250,000 not
Melbourne Savings Bank, of Mel¬
to
exceed
5%
interest
school
bourne, as 2s, at a price of par.
bonds. Due March 1, as follows:
V*'
Waterloo, Ia.
$13,000 in 1950 and 1951, $15,000
Bond Offering — H. W. Wente, in 1952 and 1953, $16,000 in 1954
City Clerk,, will receive sealed to 1956, $17,000 in 1957 to 1959,
bids until 8 "p.m. (CST) on Feb. 14 $18,000 in 1960 and 1961, $19,000 in
for the purchase of $13,500 sewer 1962,. and $20,000 in 1963 and 1964.
special
assessment
bonds.
The Interest M-S.1 Bids must state the
bonds will be furnished by the proposed
rate
and
premium.
City and the legal opinion by Bonds to be sold subject to deliv¬
the purchaser.
ery at the Secretary of State's of¬
fice, on date bonds are registered.
Rhodes Con. Sch. Dist., Ia.
.4,
KANSAS
>r
^
Enclose
check for 2%
Arkansas City, Kan.-
Bond
Clough,
Offering
City
—
certified
a
James F.
Clerk,
will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
Feb'. 14 for the purchase of $51,"370 bonds, divided as follows:
,
of the bid.
Ponchatoula, La.
V:,
,
cashier's
or
Sale—The $120,000
Bond
public
improvement bonds offered Feb. 3
New
of
Weil
awarded to
were
Orleans,
&
and
Arnold,
Barrow,
$48,000 Storm Sewers and Drains Leary & Co., of Shreveport, joint¬
1%% bonds.
Denomination ly, at a price of 100.12, a net in¬
•
$1,000. Due $2,000 March and
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f
$3,000 Sept.
1950 to 1958,
1,
^vv
and $2,000 March and $1,000
<!Sept. 1, 1959. Enclose a certi"
fied
check
for .2%
of the
Y
terest
1951 to
Denomination
bonds.
2%
$500, one for $370. Due March
1, as follows: $370 in 1950, and
1951 to 1956. Enclose
$500 in
•
certified check for 2% of the
a
3.32%,
as
1, from
Due
Feb. 1, from
on
1963, incl.
46,000 3V2S. Due on Feb. 1, from
1964 to 1969, incl.
St.
Bernard
No.
1
Parish
School District
(P. O. Chalmette), La.
$200,000 school
Bond Sale—The
bondjs offered Feb. 10—v. 169, p.
amount bid.
M'"fc
The
National
Bank
of
Boston.
bonds which will be ready for de¬
on or
about March 1, 1949.
—
has signed the agreement, appear¬
ing on each note, to act as Fiscal
Agent. The notes will be delivered
to
the
purchaser at said bank
against payment in Boston funds.
Arrangement will be made for
payment
at
maturity
in New
York if desired.
The Authority
will furnish an opinion by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston, approving the validity of
the notes and of the guarantee of
the payment of the principal of
and interest on said notes by the
Commonwealth. The expense
Of
such opinion will be borne by the
Authority.
Hays, Kan.
;
,
,Bond Offering
2.84%,
as
(CST)
bids
Due
193,000
until
2%s.
1951
to
on
Due
1969
Feb. 1, 1950.
Feb.
1
from
incl.
8
on
purchaser not later than April 1,
1949! Every effort
will be made to
prior to this date.
effect delivery
The City will furnish the printed
bonds and the approving opinion
and due
on
Nov. 4,
1949.
The notes are dated Feb. 9,1949.
Denominations $50,000 and $25,000.
Due Nov. 4, 1949. Payable at
the First National Bank of Boston.
awarded
will be delivered
revenue
were
of
—
The $155,000 water
bonds
offered
Jan.
26
awarded to Russell & Long,
Lexington,
as
follows:
1949,
at
—
$82,000 31/4 s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1950 to 1965 inclusive.,/
73,000 3V2S. Due on Jan. 1 from
'
1966 to 1974 inclusive.
Richmond, Ky.
Bond Sale
The $400,000
—
7
—
awarded
v.
to
sewer
1949 bonds offered
169, p. 647 — were
Almstedt Bros.,
of
revenue, series
Feb.
*
each
on
redemption there¬
prior to July 1,
1971. Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable at the State Savings Bank
of Ann Arbor.
Registerable as to
principal only. Rate of interest to
be in a multiple of y4 of 1%. Bids
or
shall be conditioned upon the un¬
qualified opinion of Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit,
approving
the
The
bonds.
legality
cost
of
the
of
such
opinion
and the cost of
printing the bonds
paid by the City. Bonds wil
Detroit, Chicago or
New York City. Enclose a certified
will be
be delivered at
cashier's check for
or
$35,000,
City Treasurer.
able to the
pay¬
Birmingham, Mich.
of
furnished
Bonds
principal
or
successful
bid¬
registerable as to
the holder's option
at
both
to
as
the
are
principal
Bond
sealed
bonds, divided
169, p. 648—were awarded at
0.68% discount, as follows: $175,and
National
$3,000 in 1950 to
$9,000 in 1965 to 1969,
the option of redemption of bonds maturing in
1965 to 1969, in inverse nu¬
merical
order
on
any
in¬
terest payment date on or af¬
and
County Trust Co.,
ter Oct. 1, 1964.
50,000 Bridge bonds. Due Oct 1,
;
as follows:
$2,000 in 1950 to
1964, and $4,000 in 1965 to 1969,
$175,000 to Second
Bank, of Boston.
coupon
follows:
as
follows:
as
'
v.
Norfolk
p.m.
(EST)
purchase of
exceed 3% in¬
with
Sale—The $70,000 tempo¬
loan notes offered Feb. 8—
to
2
$100,000 Sewer bonds. Due Oct. 1,
follows:
$3,000 in
1950 to
Note
Dedham,
receive
the
$150,000 not to
general obligation
.
000
until
for
terest
Norfolk County (P. O. Dedham),
Massachusetts
rary
21
Han-
E.
will
Clerk,
bids
Feb.
on
and
''?}■.?
Offering—Irene
ley, "City
with
the
tion
of
1965
to
Oct.
1, 1964.
Feb. 8, 1949. Due on Nov. 10, 1949
South Deerfield Water Dist., Mass.
Note Offering—George E. Clapp,
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
in care of the Day Trust Co., of
option
of redemp¬
maturing in
1969, in inverse nu¬
merical order on any interest
payment
date
on
or
after
Dated
bonds
;
Dated Feb. 1, 1949.
Boston, until noon (EST) on Feb.
15
for the purchase ; of $124,000
water main coupon notes.
Dated
March 1, 1949. Denomination $1,-:
Second
National
Bank, of Boston, at 0.74% interest.
of 1%.
Principal and interest payDay Trust Co., of Bos¬
able at the
The
ton.
notes
will
be
will
to
be
the
without
furnished
bidder.
Enclose
a
cost
certi¬
prepared
15, 1949. Due on Aug.
;
highest bid¬ under the supervision of and cer¬ payable to the City Treasurer.
tified as to genuineness by the Di¬
Cape Ann National
Burton Township School District
Bank, of Gloucester, at 0.78% in¬ rector of Accounts, Department of
No. S (P.O. 4093 Barnes Ave.,
Corporations and Taxation, Com¬
terest, plus a premium of $3.
Dated Feb.
fied
cashier's check for $3,000,
Bond
Offering—Ray B. Kinder,
1949. The second
15,
the
der
was
r,.;♦;*■
\Hampden County
monwealth
(P. O.
of Massachusetts.
Watertown
Housing Authority,
Massachusetts
v
Sale—The issue of $90,000
offered on Feb. 8—v. 169,
Offering
Gertrude
A.
National
Second
Bank
highest
next
of
bidder,
re¬
ceive
—
bids
sealed
until
11
named
a
Feb.
000
Dec.
17,
on
30,
Feb.
1949
Nov.
validity
mut
by
Bank
for
and payable $800,-
and $200,000 on
Notes will be au¬
to genuineness and
8,
1949.
thenticated
16
as
the
of
National
Boston,
Shaw¬
under ad¬
vice of
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
0.746%.
5
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Ann
Arbor, Mich,
Bond Offering — Fred C. Perry,
Mich.
Board
of Edu¬
sealed bids
on 'Feb. 24 for
$125,000 not to
3V2%
interest
building
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
1,
noon
(EST)
purchase
coupon
of
Denomination
1949.
$1,000. Due
$40,000 in
1951, and $45,000 in 1952.
$25,000 maturing in 1952 will be
subject to redemption prior to
maturity, at the option of the Dis¬
June
1,
as
follows:
1950 and
trict
MICHIGAN
*
,
the pur¬
chase
at
discount
of
$1,000,000
notes
issued
in
anticipation of
revenue for the year 1949.
Dated
on
of
the
receive
will
exceed
on
a.m.
•-
(EST)
rate
until
the
Note
Boston,
Barrows, City Treasurer, will
Secretary of
cation,
The
Haverhill, Mass.
Note
Flint 3),
De¬
livery will be made at Day Trust
Co., of Boston, for Boston funds.
Springfield, at 0.67% discount. notes
Dated Feb. 9, 1949.
Due Nov. 8, p. 648—was awarded to the Na¬
1949.
The second highest bidder tional Shawmut Bank of Boston,
0.74%
discount.
Dated Feb.
was the
First National Bank, of at
15, 1949 and due on Aug. 15, 1949.
Boston, at 0.73%.
&
or
in
any
ment
dates
numerical
on
and
interest
order
pay¬
after June
1,
and accrued interest,
notice published not less than
1951, at
on
inverse
one or more
par
30 days prior to the date fixed
receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on March for redemption, at least once in
7 for the purchase of $1,750,000 a newspaper or publication cir¬
not to exceed 3V2 % interest sew¬ culated in Detroit, which carries
as part of its regular service, no¬
age disposal system revenue, se¬
of
the
sale
of
municipal
ries 1 coupon bonds. Dated Feb. 1, tice
City
Clerk,
will
Due bonds.
follows: .$40,000 in 1951 (J-D)
Principal
and
interest
payable at „the Citizens
&
Savings
Bank,
to
1953, $45,000 in 1954 to 1956, Commercial
$50,000 in 1957 to 1959, $55,000 in Flint.
Bids shall be conditioned up¬
1960 to 1962, $60,000 in 1963 to
the
unqualifed
opinion of
1965, $65,000 in 1966 to 1968, $70,- on
000 in 1969 to 1971, $75,000 in 1972 Berry, Stevens, Barbier & Evely,
and 1973, $85,000 in 1974 to 1976, of Detroit, approving the legal¬
and
$95,000 in 1977 and 1978. ity of the bonds. The cost of
Bonds maturing in 1960 to 1978 said
legal
opinion
and
of
shall be callable for redemption at the printing of the bonds will be
the option of the City, in inverse paid by the District.
Bonds will
1949.
July 1,
Denomination $1,000.
as
on or about Feb.
15, 1949. Due on Aug. 15, 1949. The
the First National second highest bidder was the Na¬
be delivered at Detroit.
Enclose
Bank of Boston, against payment tional Shawmut Bank, of Boston, numerical order, on any interest
payment date on or after July 1, a certified or cashier's check for
in Boston funds.
at 0.76% interest.
payable to the District
1959, at par and accrued interest $2,500,
Milford Housing Authority, Mass.
Cambridge Housing Authority,
plus premiums as follows: $30 on Treasurer.
Mass.
Note O f f e r i n g—Laurence S. each bond called for redemption
Detroit, Mich.
Note Sale
The $950,000 tem¬ Jaques,
Chairman, will receive on or prior to July 1, 1961; $25 on
Bond Offering—John N. Daley,
porary loan, second series notes sealed bids at the office of the each bond called for redemption
offered Feb. 1—v. 169, p. 647— State Housing Board, 18 Tremont thereafter but on or prior to July City Controller, will receive seal¬
ed bids until 10 a.m.
(EST) on
were awarded to the Second Na¬
Street, Bostpn, until 1 p.m. (EST) 1, 1963; $20 on each bond called
Feb. 16 for the purchase of $793,tional Bank, of Boston, at 0.823% on Feb. 14 for the purchase of for redemption thereafter but on
105.22 not to exceed 3% interest
interest. Dated Feb. 11, 1949. Due $50,000
temporary loan notes. or prior to July 1, 1965; $15 on
1948 special assessment coupon or
on Feb. 10, 1950. The second
high¬ Dated Feb. 21, 1949. : Dtie Jan. 20, each bond called for redemption
est bidder was the National Shaw- 1950. Principal and interest there¬ thereafter but on or prior to July registered bonds, divided as fol¬
lows:
mut Bank, of Boston, at 0.87% in¬ of will be payable at The National 1, 1967; $10 on each bond called
terest.
V
Shawmut Bank
of Boston.
The for redemption thereafter but on $42,913.70, Street Paving, Series A
10,
Columbia, Ky.
Bond Sale
on
.
the
to
Lynn Housing Authority, Mass.
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, Mc- The notes will be authenticated as
Note Sale—The $70,000 tempo¬
Evers & Fizzell, of Kansas City. to
genuineness and validity by the rary loan notes offered Feb, 8—
Enclose a certified or cashier's First National Bank of
Boston, un¬ v. 169, p. 648—were awarded to
check for $12,000, payable to the der advice of
Ropes, Gray, Best, the Second National Bank, of Bos¬
City.
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston. Notes ton, at 0.74% interest. Dated Feb.
of
KENTUCKY
be
der.
Third National Bank & Trust Co.,
follows:
Dated Feb. 1, 1949. The second
Feb. 15 for the pur¬
highest bidder was Equitable Se¬
chase of $600,000,not to exceed 5%
curities Corp., and Glas & Co.,
interest water works bonds. Dated
jointly, for $126,000 23/4s, and $74,March 1, 1949. Alternate bids as
000 3s, at a price of 100.10, a basis
follows are requested: Proposition
of about 2.89%.
No. 1, for bonds maturing $40,000
Sept. 1, 1950 to 1964, and Proposi¬
MASSACHUSETTS
tion No. 2, for bonds maturing
Beverly, Mass.
$30,000 Sept. 1, 1950 to 1969. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
Note Sale—The $300,000 tempo¬
at the State Treasurer's office1. De¬
rary loan notes offered Feb. 9—
livery of the bonds will be made v. 169, p. 647—were awarded to
at the City's expense to any na¬ the
Beverly National Bank, at
tional
bank
designated by Yhe 0.68% discount. Dated Feb. 9, 1949
p.m.
the
approving legal
Ropes,
Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston, will
of
The City Clerk
sealed
receive
will
—
but
Denomination $1,000.
Principal and interest (A-O) payable at the Detroit Trust Co., Detroit.
Rate of
interest to be in a multiple of
Gloucester Housing Authority,
000. Due March 1, as follows: $9,- V4 of 1%.
Massachusetts
The unqualified apNote Sale—The $70,000 tempor¬ 000 in 1950 to 1953, and $8,000 in: proving opinion of Miller, Can1954 to 1964. Bidders to name one field, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
ary loan, first series notes offered
Feb. 8
v.
troit, as to legality of the bonds
169, p. 647 — were rate of interest in a multiple of
,
$7,000 4s.
,
after
not valid until after said bank
are
we,re- awarded to Weil &
.'■(Dieted March 1, 1949. Principal Arnold., of .New-Orleans, and Mer-- )0 1 il Springfield), Mass.
K^nd interest (M-S) payable at, the rill'
Note Sale—The $500,000 tempo¬
Lynch,; Pierpe, <Fennel: ■' * &
State Treasurer's office. The City
rary loan notes offered Feb. 9—v.
Beane, of New York, jointly, at a
will prepare transcript and print
price of 100.01, a basis of about 169, p. 647—were awarded to the
4SJJS:;
livery
and
provide that they interest.
will
notes
bond called for
—
26,000 314s.
1960 to
,<3,370 Extension to Sanitary Sew¬
about
Due on Feb.
1959, incl.
$48,000 3s.
amount bid.
er
of
cost
follows:
(EST) on Feb. 16 for the
purchase of $100,000 temporary
loan notes. Dated Feb. 23, 1949.
Due Aug. 23, 1949. Principal and
interest will be payable
at the
Second
prior to July 1, 1969; $5
or
51
*
-
Fall River Housing
bheck for $1,000
.
City
sealed
(EST)
Mass.
Offer in g—Archie R.
receive
May 24, 1948. Legality approved bonds were rejected.
fey Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Printed bonds furnished by the Morehouse Parish Sch. Dist., No. 14
(P. O. Bastrop), La.
successful
bidder.
A
certified
.
(747)
$2
(748)
bonds.
THE
&
COMMERCIAL
Denomination
$1,000, The District will furnish the
$913.70. Due March 1, printed bonds and the approving
legal opinion of Faegre & Benson,
604,206,04 Street Paving, Series of Minneapolis, both without cost
B bonds. Denominations
$1,- to the purchaser, and the delivery
000, $402.01 and $402.02. Due thereof will be made within 30
March 1, as follows:
$201,- days after acceptance of bid. Each
402.01 in 1950 and 1951, and bid must be unconditional except
as to legality.
$201,402.02 in 1952.
Enclose a certified
15,391.78 Sewer, Series C bonds. or bank cashier's check for $500,
Denominations $1,000, one for payable to the District Treasurer.
$391.78. Due May 1, 1950.
Grand Rapids, Minn.
17,228.18 Sewer, Series D bonds.
Bonds Sold—An issue of $13,000
Denominations $1,000, $742.73
and $742.72. Due March 1, as airport bonds has been sold to the
follows: $5,742.73 in 1950 and Grand Rapids Finance Corp., as
2%s, at a price of par.
1951, and $5,742.72 in 1952.
108,352.78 Sewer, Series E bonds.
McLeod County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Denominations $1,000, $88.19
No. 9 (P. O. Brownton), Minn.
and $88.20. Due March 1, as
Bond Sale — The $20,000 build¬
follows: $27,088.19 in 1950 and
1951, and $27,088.20 in 1952 ing bonds offered Feb. 4—v. 169,
FINANCIAL
15, 1949 and mature on March 15,
1959.
Callable in whole or
in
MISSOURI
for
one
Kansas
1950.
•
and
1953.
p.
543—were
awarded
to
J.
M.
City, Mo.
Bond Sale Details—The
Monday, February 14, 1949
CHRONICLE
$453,000
series A sewer bonds awarded on
& Trust
on
to serve the an¬
the
side
south
of
In purchasing the initial
bonds, the City
Co., paid a
the City.
block
sewer
area
bonds.
of $453,000
National Bank & Trust
price of 100.001633 for $46,000 3s,
due in 1950 and 1951, and $407,000
Series
B
o n
S
d
a
1
e
—
The
-
,
&
Bank
Trust
Co.
of
bonds, which opinion will be fur¬
without
the
purchaser prior to the delivery
thereof. The City will pay the cost
of printing the bonds. Bonds will
be delivered at the City Treasur¬
er's office, or) at such other place
as may be agreed upon with fhe
purchaser. Enclose a certified or
cashier's check for $16,000, pay¬
able to the City Treasurer.
to
expense
Houghton County (P. O.
Houghton), Mich.
r
Note Sale—The issue of $20,000
notes offered on Feb. 9—v.
tax
648—was awarded to the
&
Miners
Bank,
of
Merchants
Calumet, as 2s, at a price of par.
Dated March 15, 1949 and due on
March 15 from
1949 to
Whitehall Rural
1953 incl.
Agricultural
School District, Mich.
Bond Sale Details—The $400,000
building
bonds < purchased
by
Barcus, Kindred & Co., of Chi¬
cago, and Stranahan,
Harris &
Co., Inc., of Toledo, jointly, as
previously noted in v. 169, p. 648,
were
sold at a price of 100.05.
The issue consists of $200,000 3y2s
and $200,000 3s.
fered Feb. 7—v. 169, p. 648—were
awarded to Shaughnessy & Co., of
bank
St.
the
bonds.
Due
Dec.
on,
1
County Com.
Sch.
Dist.
No. 47 (P. 0. 715 Homewood*
Road, Minneapolis 21), Minn.
Bond Offering
—
Alfred Bern¬
stein, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Feb. 25 for the purchase of $30,000 school building coupon bonds.
Dated March 1, 1949. Denomina¬
tion $1,000. Due $2,000 March 1,
1952 to 1966. The bonds will bear
interest at the rate or rates speci¬
fied/by the successful bidder.
Principal and interest payable at
suitable
bank
or
trust
com¬
designated by the successful
bidder.
Bidders are required to
pany
a
from '»
1949 to 1957 inclusive.
Dated Dec. 1, 1948.
highest bidder
Co.,
was
The second *
C. F. Childs &
and
Wood, Gundy & Co.,
for iy2s, at a price of/
jointly,
100.20.
:
V
Bergen, N. Y..
r '
Bond O f fe r i n g — George R.
Thompson, Village Clerk, willre- A
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
pjn.
r
(EST) on Feb. 14 fOr the purchase (
of $53,500 not to exceed 5% in-r-;
terest .electric light system coupon /
or registered bonds. Dated Feb, 1,
1949. *
Denomination $1,000, ©he
for $500. Due June I, as follows:'
$1,500 in 1950, and $2,000 in 1951
to
1976.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the State Bank
of
of
Churchville, Churchville. Rate
interest to be in multiples of
V,[
or
1/10 of 1% and must be the
■;
for
The
>*
successful bidder will be furnished
"
same
all
of
the
bonds.
with the opinion of Reed, Hoyt &
•
Washburn, of New York City, that
the
bonds
valid
and
binding
obligations of the Village. The ap¬
proximate time, when the bonds
will
are
delivered
be
March
before
or
15,
1949, at such
located in
be specified by
trust company
der
of
was
National Shawmut
Bank
Boston, at 0.94%.
is
chaser
Feb.
16,
the
to
1949,
and
pur¬
the desired rate
multiple of
lk
or
qr
rates in
Treasurer's
at such other
be speci¬
fied
by the purchaser with the
consent of the Village Treasurer.
time
and
office,
place
or
as
State
as
may
Notes
are
dated
Feb.
7,
may
1949.
••
■
—
—
,
S.
submitted must
Love
Co., of Jackson, and!
Scharff & Jones, of New Orleans,
jointly, as 2y2s and 2%s, as fol¬
Montana
Debenture
(State of)
Sale
—
The
issue
of
$5,500,000 State Highway Treas¬
ury
anticipation debentures of¬
$82,000 street intersection bonds.
fered on Feb. 10—v. 169, p. 53—
57,000 special street improvement was awarded to a syndicate com¬
bonds.
posed of Drexel & Co., Philadel¬
Dated Jan. 1, 1948.
Due in 1 phia, Eastman, Dillon & Co., New
to 10 years.
Legality approved York, Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St. Inc., Toledo, A. C. Allyn & Co.,
Louis.
Inc., New York, Equitable Secur¬
ities Corp., Nashville, Weeden &
Durant Municipal Separate School
Co., San Francisco, Kebbon, McDistrict, Miss.
Cormick & Co., Chicago, Wood,
Bond Sold—An issue of $20,000
Gundy & Co., New York, Courts
school bonds has been sold to Weil &
Co., Atlanta, Coughlin & Co.,
&
Arnold, of New Orleans, as Denver, Henry/Dahlberg & Co.,
2^s, at a price of par. Dated Nov. Tucson and Harold E. Wood & Co.
1, 1948.
Legality approved by of St. Paul, as 2s, at a price of
lows:
Charles
l/lO of 1%. Louis.
de¬
livery will be made at the Village
Her-;
►
state
;
New
Each bidder must, as a condition
precedent to the consideration of
the purchaser. Said bonds will be Denominations suitable to the suc¬
his bid, deposit with the Village
Due Dec. 7, 1949<
sold subject to the legal opinion cessful bidder.
Clerk,
a
certified or cashiers
of Stinson, Mag, Thomson, Mc- The notes will be authenticated as
check for $1,070, payable to the x
$71,000 2y2s. Due on Feb. 15 from Evers & Fizzell of Kansas City, to genuineness and validity by the Village.
whose final unqualified
1950 to 1958 inclusive.
approving National Shawmut Bank of Bos¬
Bond Sale
Cancelled—Sale of.
The
favorable
opinion of
54,000 3s. Due on Feb. 15 from opinion will be furnished and paid ton.
the
$53,500
electric/light
sys-1
for by the City and delivered to Storey,
1959 to 1965 inclusive.
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
tern bonds on Jan. 26 to Tilney & *
the
successful bidder when the Dodge, of Boston, as to the va¬
Dated Feb. 15, 1949. The second
bonds are delivered.
The pur¬ lidity of this issue will be fur¬ Co., of New, York, as.2%s, at a
highest
bidder
was
Harold
E.
price of 100.17, a* basis of about
chaser will be furnished with a nished
without
charge to
the
Wood & Co., for $71,000 as 2V4S,
certified transcript of proceedings successful bidder. The notes will 2.23%, was cancelled due to .an *
and $54,000 as 3s, at a price of
error
in the official notice. The:
delivered
at
the
National
evidencing the authorization and be
100.10, a basis of about 2.73%.
bonds
are
being
reoffered:< on
issuance of
said
bonds.
These Shawmut Bank of Boston,
and
Feb. 14.
;
•••.//./
/ /
Todd County Ind. Sch. Dist. No. 78 bonds were authorized at an elec¬ will be payable at said bank.
tion held on Oct. 12, 1948. Enclose
(P. O. Staples), Minn.
Chili (P. O. Churchville), N. Yi
Bond Sale
NEW JERSEY
The $65,000 con¬ a certified or cashier's check for
Bond Sale
The $44,650 townZ
struction and equipment bonds of¬ $6,000, payable to the City.
Elizabeth, N. J.
garage, 1948 bonds offered Feb. 81
fered Feb. 4—v. 169, p. 543—were
Bond Offering — Patrick F. McMONTANA
—v. 169, p. 544—were awarded: toawarded to the Northwestern Na¬
Gann, City Comptroller, will re¬ Erikson Perkins & Co., of Roch-1
tional Bank, of Minneapolis, as 2s,
Granite County (P. O.
ceive
sealed bids until 11
a.m.
ester, as 2s, at a price of 100.26, a at a price of 100.009, a basis of
Phillipshurg), Mont.
(EST) on Feb. 21 for the purchase basis of about 1.97%. Dated Nov/
about 1.99%. Dated Feb. 1, 1949.
Bond Sale—The $74,000 hospital of $1,662,000 not to exceed 6% in¬
1, 1948. Due on Nov. 1 from 1949?
Due from 1952 to 1954 inclusive.
construction and equipment bonds terest coupon or registered bonds.
to
1968 inclusive.
;
The secohdv
Legality approved by Faegre & offered on Feb. 9—v.
Dated March 1, 1949. Denomina¬
169, p. 423—
highest bidder was Sherwood &•"
Benson, of Minneapolis.
were awarded to the Flint Creek
tion $1,000. Due March 1, as fol¬
Co., for 2.10s, at a price of 100.14.
Valley Bank of Phillipsburg, as lows: $50,000 in 1950 to 1963, $60,MISSISSIPPI
2%s, at a price of 101.62.
Dated 000 in 1964 to 1978, and $62,000 in
Delhi, N Y.
Jan. 1, 1949. Second high bid of 1979. Principal and interest (M-S)
Drew, Miss,
Bond Offering-— Grace Signor, '
101.37
for
Bonds Sold—An issue of $139,2%s
was
made
by payable
at
the National
State Village Treasurer,
will receive;'
Bank of Elizabeth. Each proposal
000 bonds has been sold to the Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.,
sealed bids at the office of
Paul, and the C. S. Ashmun
Co., of Minneapolis, jointly, at a
price of 100.94, a basis of about
2.72%, as follows:
J.
MINNESOTA
any
•
.
—
Anoka
'
$1,300,000 /
bonds offered Feb. 4—v. 169, p^
544—were awarded to the Chem-
Denominations
.
p.
on
NEW YORK
Albany County (P. O.
Albany), N. Y,
^
ical
.
169,
due
County High Sch. Dist. York, at iy2s, at a price of
10Q.22*
No. E (P. O. Froid), Mont.
a basis of about 1.43%, as follows: .
Bond Sale Details—The $75,000
Due :
construction and equipment bonds $500,000 equipment bonds..
Dec. 1 from 1949 to 1952 in¬
purchased by the State Board of
clusive.
y:Vv/
o
Land Commissioners, as 3s, at a
800,000
public
improvement <
price of par, as previously noted
-
nished
and
Roosevelt
F Dain & Co., of Minneapolis, as iy2s, due from 1952 to 1969 inclu¬ in
v. 169, p. 543—are due on Jan.
$1,000, 2.20s, at a price of 100.30, a basis sive, making an effective interest
15, 1969, and are redeemable in
of about 2.166%.
one for $115.90. Due March
Dated Feb. 1, rate of' 1.5218%. The offering at¬
1,
full
on"
any
interest payment
1949 and due on Feb. 1 from 1952 tracted a total of 29 bids by syndi¬
1950.
cates representing 66 investment date from and after 10 years from
2,896.84 Alley Paving, Series G to 1964 inclusive. Second high bid
date.
bonds. Denominations $1,000, of 100.111 for 2.20s was made by banking and bond houses. Second
high bid was made by a group
and
$448.42.
Due
$1,448.42 Piper, Jaffray &Hopwood.
NEBRASKA
headed by Eastman, Dillon & Co.,
May 1, 1950 and 1951.
Marshall County {P. O.
and Dempsey & Co., both of Chi¬
Fairhury, Neb*
Dated Nov. 1, 1948.
Principal
Bonds Sold—An issue of $200,Warren), Minn.
cago, the offer reflecting a cost to
and interest payable at the City
Bond Sale—The $41,000 drain¬ the city of $73,671.06, as compared 000 power plant bonds has been
Treasurer's office or at its cur¬
with the $71,692.60 cost on which sold to the Wachobr-Bender Corp.,
rent official bank in New York age, 1949 bonds offered Feb. 9—
the successful bid was based.
of Omaha, as ZV2Sr.
v.
169, p. 648—were awarded to
Dated March
City or Chicago.
Coupon bonds
J. M. Dain & Co., of Minneapolis,
1, 1949,
Denomination $1,000.
will be exchangeable for regis¬
Mexico, Mo.
''//"-/
as 1.70s, at a price of 100:33, a basis
tered bonds at the option of the
Sidney, Neb. *
Bond Offering—John M. Cald¬
of about 1.62%. Dated Feb. 1,1949;
holder.
All of the
bonds will
/ Bond f Sale Details—The $170,City Clerk,
will receive,
Due on Feb. 1, from 1950 to 1957, well,
bear interest from their date at the
000
sewage
disposal plant and
incl.
The second highest bidder sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) On
rate or rates of interest expressed
Feb. 15 for the purchase of $289r sewer extension bonds purchased
was
Allison-Williams
Co.,
for
in a multiple of1/* of 1%. Interest
Co.,
of
000
public sewer bonds.
Dated by: Kirkpatrick-Pettis
on Special Assessment Street Pav¬ 1.80s, at a price of 100.05.
as
previously noted in
March 1, 1949. Denomination $1,- Omaha,
ing bonds, Series A and Series B,
v.
169, p. 544—were sold at par,
Renville County (P. O.
000.
Due
March 1,
as follows:
Sewer Special Assessment bonds,
as
follows.:
;
1
•
Olivia), Minn.
$9,000 in 1950, $10,000 in 1951 to
Series E and Series D, and Alley
Bond Sale—The $150,000 county 1953; $15,000 in 1954 to 1967, and $67,000 3 y^s.
Due on Jan. 1 from
Paving bonds Series F, will be
1950 to 1954 inclusive.
$20,000 in 1968 and 1969. Each in¬
payable on March 1, 1949, and hospital bonds offered Feb. 8—v.
103,000 3s.
Due on Jan. 1 from
169, p. 423—were awarded to the terest rate specified shall be an
semi-annually thereafter on Sept.
even multiple of lk of 1%.
1955 to 1961 inclusive.
No bid
C. S. Ashmun Co., of Minneapolis,
1 and March i. Interest on Sewer
of less than par and accrued in¬
as l%s, at a price of 100.13, a basis
Dated Jan. 1, 1949.
Denomina¬
Special Assessment bonds, Series
Both
of about 1.72%.
Dated March 1, terest will be considered.
tion $1,000.
C, and Alley Paving Special As¬
1949. Due on March 1, from 1951 principal of and interest on said
sessment bonds, Series G, will be
NEW HAMPSHIRE :
to 1960, incl.
The second highest bonds will be payable at such
payable on May 1, 1949, and semi¬
or
trust company
located
bidder
was
the
First
National bank
annually thereafter on Nov. 1, and
Berlin, N. H. Z'
Bank, of Minneapolis, for l%s, at within the State as may be speci¬
Note Sale—The $200,000 tempo¬
May^ 1.
■./..ak,.;'.
fied b,y the purchaser.
The City
a price of 100.11.
4
Bids shall be conditioned upon
will pay for printing and regis¬ rary loan notes offered Feb.
were
awarded to the First Na¬
the unqualified opinion of Miller,
St. Louis Park, Minn.
tering said bonds and will deliver
Bond Sale
The $125,000 water the same properly executed and tional Bank, of Boston, at 0.893%,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
troit, approving the legality of the supply system revenue bonds of¬ registered to the purchaser on or discount. The second highest bid¬
2,115.90 Alley Paving,
1949
1,
X from 1950 to 1979 inclu¬
part- at par and accrued interest
Second high bid of 100.429 ?
March 15, 1954, or on any sub¬ sive.
for 2y4s was made ; by a group ;
sequent
interest * payment
date.
Drexel & Co. and Associates made composed
of Ira Haupt & Co.*
public re-offering of the issue at Ryan, Moss & Co., and J. R. Ross ;
a price of 10L43.
Second high bid & Co. *
\ .
on
Co., of Kansas City, Mo.,
previously noted in v. 169, p.
648, represented sale of the first of 100.08 for 2s was made by a
instalment
of
the
$41,500,000 syndicate which included Shields
bonds authorized at the November, &
Co., Lee Higginson Corp., C. F.
1947 general election, validity of Childs &
Co., Stern Bros. & Co.,
which was established in a special Hirsch &
Co., Reynolds & Co.,
suit
which was upheld by the
Dempsey & Co., Ira Haupt & Co.,
State Supreme Court. Purpose of Foster & Marshall and
Tripp &
the financing is to
construct a Company.
as
nexed
basis of about 2.197%.
Dated' Feb.
Feb.
Jan. 31 to the City National Bank
main trunk
of 100.02, a
&
Trauernicht,
of
St.
name
the rate: of
interest to be borne by the bonds
bid for and the rate named must
be
witt
&
Dreyfus, of 118- Main i
Street/ Delhi, until 10 a.m. (EST) ■
on
Feb. 21 for the purchase of *
multiple of 1/20 of 1%, and $25,000 village hall improvement^
be the same for all of the
coupon or registered bonds. Dated
a
must
bonds bid for.
The successful bid¬
March 1, 1949. Denomination $2,with the
500.
Due $2,500 7uly 1, 1949 to
opinion of Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬ 1958. *
Principal and -interest (J-J)
burn, of New York City, that the
payable at the Delaware National:
bonds are valid and legally bind¬ Bank
of
Delhi. ? Bidders
must'
der
will
be
furnished
ing obligations, of the City.
close;
a
certified
or
En¬
cashier's
- or
treasurer's check for $33,240, pay¬
able to the City.
state
in
their
bids the
price of- »
bonds;
will be delivered to the, successful
fered
for
the
bonds.
The
bidder at the office of the above
Township School. District attorneys,. on or' about March 1,
1949, and the purchaser will be
(P. O. Teaneck), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $150„000 school notified when the bonds are-ready
Teaneck
bonds offered
on
Feb. 9—v. 169, p.
Peoples
of; Bergen County, of
100.3961, a basis of about 1.92%.
The debentures are dated March Hackensack, as 2.20s, at a price
for
544r—were awarded to the
Trust
Co.
or
delivery. Enclose
cashier's
able to the
check
for
a
certified*
$500, pay¬
Village Treasurer.
Volume
,
169
Dobbs
!
Bond
Number 4777
Ferry, N. Y.
$22,000 street
Feb.
7—v.
awarded
York,
bonds
169,
Feb.
of
1,
1949.
second
price of 100.54.
about
1.74%.
Due
Dated
&
Aug. 1 from
on
Village
View), N. F.
Sale—The $20,000 build¬
Bond
Oct.
as 1.60s, at a price of
basis of about 1.59%. Due
30 from
1949
to
in¬
1952
clusive.
are
Hempstead (P. O. Hempstead),
,
,
Bond
way
.
any
New York
Sloan
'
:
V
CP, O. Buffalo), N. Y.
Bond
Sale—The
(EST)
interest
5%
extension
callable
coupon
and
$76,000 high¬
1949 bonds, of¬
on
water
or
redeemable
once
June
in the
"Mid-York Weekly," a newspaper
published at Hamilton, N. Y., the
first publication to be at least 30
Co., of Rockville Centre, as iy4s,
'at a price of 100.009, a basis of
days prior to the date set for such
about 2.24%. Dated Feb. 15, 1949.
or,
in the case of
.Due on Feb. 15 from 1950 to 1954 redemption;
registered bonds, by mailing of
.inclusive.
" // '/o.Ty/;■
such
notice
to
the
registered
Hempstead, Oceanside Fire Dist. holder at least 30 days prior, to
such date.
Rate of interest to be
(P. O. Oceanside), N. Y.
Bond Sale
The $20,000 bonds in a multiple of 1/10 of 1%, and
«offered on Feb. 10—v.
169, p. 649 must be the same for all of the
—were
awarded to Tilney & Co. bonds.
The bonds will be deliv¬
of New York, as
1.90s, at a. price ered to the successful bidder at
of 100.03, a basis of about
1.89%. the Village Clerk's office, on or
.
basis of about 2.21%,
1, 1948 and due on
a
Dec.
1
from
1949
to
inclu¬
1967
City
bonds
were authorized at
tion in the district.
are
interest
No.
1
Union
(P.
Free
O.
Branch), N.
may
bonds
rates
for
bid
awarded
the
to
for
elec¬
name
in
Each
a
bid
part of
earliest
the
another
rate
balance, but
no
bid
than three
more
bidder
rates,
specify in
must
the
bonds
amount of bonds of
Each rate bid must be
of consecutive maturi¬
ties.
$16,000
chell
City,
will
'of chaser.
be
furnished
Enclose
Smithtown, of Smithtown Branch, for $1,300,
as 1.40s, at a price of
100.11, a basis Treasurer.
the
pur¬
certified check
a
payable
to
the
State
of about 1.354%.
of
Roosevelt & Cross, New York.
Bonds are dated Jan. 1,. 1949.
Denomination $1,000.
Due $4,000
Jan.
1, 1950 to 1953.
Principal
and interest
(J-J) payable at the
Local
School District
Youngstown), Ohio
$517,000 con¬
Sale—The
struction
bonds
offered
Feb.
9—
169, p. 425—were awarded to a
syndicate
composed
of
Field,
Richards
&
Co.j and Prescott,
Hawley, Shepard & Co., both of
Cleveland;
Provident
Savings
.
Bank
& Trust Co., Weil, Roth &
rving Co., and Doll & Isphording,
Inc., all of Cincinnati,
a
price of 100.68,
2.437%.
The
a
as 2y2s, at
basis of about
bonds
are
dated
March 1, 1949 and mature on June
1 and Dec. 1 from 1950 to 1973 in¬
clusive.
Second high bid of 100.44
composed
of Stranahan, Harris &
Co., Inc., Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc.,
Ryan, Sutherland
&
Co.,
Fahey, Clark & Co., First Cleve¬
land Corp. and McDonald & Co.
Brown
Second high bid
1.40s was made by
100.062 for
O.
for 2y2s was made by a syndicate
Feb. 10
Bank
(P.
Bond
or
approving opinion of Mit¬
& Pershing, of New York
Bond Sale—The issue of
Boardman
53
v.
for
rate
and
the
each
an
rates,
(having
may name
and
or
1%.
of
one
maturities)
The
on
y4
name
the
Y.
building bonds offered
was
Dist.
Sch.
Smithtown
Deliv¬
requested to
rate
multiple of
each rates.
Smithtown
Greenville.
or
8, 1949, at
place of purchaser's choice.
The
his
sive.
(749)
ery on or about March
the
awarded to E. H. Rollins & Sons,
of New York, as 2V4s, at a price
100.17,
York
Bidders
$81,000 public
improvement, 1948 bonds offered
Jan.
31—v.
169,
p.
545—were
on
interest payment date prior to
by publication at least
fered Feb. 8—v. 169, p. 649—were
awarded to the South Shore Trust
Feb. 1, from 1950
on
a
their maturity upon the giving of
notice of such call for redemption
Sale —The
machinery,
,
1, 1949. Due
1969, incl.
to
Dated
exceed
CHRONICLE
Co., both of New York,
at
regis¬
tered bonds. Dated Feb. 1; 1949.
Denomination $2,000.
Due $2,000
Feb.
1, 1950 to 1959.
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Village Clerk's office.
The bonds
Buffalo,
on
,
H.
of
to
main
649—were warded to the ManuJacturers and Traders Trust Co.,
a
The
E.
1.70s,
,
1,
not
p.
100.01,
for
Sons,
FINANCIAL
as 2V2S, at a price of 100.41,
basis of about 2.45%. Dated Feb.
a
Feb. 21 for the purchase of $20,000
ing bonds offered Feb. 7—v. 169,
of
June
was
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
O. Lake
Dated
Mcrrisville, N. Y.,
Offering—Grace Phelps,
Treasurer,
will
receive
:
Bond
(P.
on
highest bidder
Rollins
Hamburg Com. Sch. Dist. No. 12
.
J. Sims &
&
jointly,
Due
Tilney & Co., of New
l%s, at a price of 100.04,
Feb. 1, 1949.
•1949 to
r
price of 100.17,
1.57%.
a
about
COMMERCIAL
1950 to 1964 inclusive.
from
544—were
p.
to
1.60s, at
as
basis
a
offered
of
as
basis
a
York,
Sale —The
improvement .1949
on
THE
Columbus County
(P. O.
Whiteville), N. C.
Bond Sale
building,
Feb.
8
The
—
series
awarded
B
to
the
$350,000 school
bonds
169,
v.
—
p.
649
First
offered
—
were
Securities
County (P. O.
Georgetown), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $400,000
county
hospital bonds offered on Feb. 9
v. 169, p. 425—were awarded to
Stranhan, Harris & Co., Inc. of
Toledo, as 2s, at a price of 100.31,
Corp., of Durham, and Byrne and
basis of about 1.97%.
Dated
Phelps, Inc. of New York, joint¬ Feb.
1, 1949 and due on June 1
ly at a price of 100.03, a basis of and Dec. 1 from 1950 to 1972 in¬
school house,
or
at such other
about 2.63%, as follows:
clusive.;
place as may be agreed upon with
%
'/•'j
:•/:y '
the
purchaser, about March 1, $110,000 2y4s. Due June l,kfrom
Columbus, Ohio
1950 to 1961 inclusive.
1949.
The approving opinion of
Bond Offering — Agnes Brown165,000 2y2s. Due on June 1 from
Wood, King & Dawson, of New
Cain,
City Clerk, will receive
1962 to 1972 inclusive.
York City, will be furnished to
Dated March 1, 1949 and due on about Feb. .26, 1949, and he will
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
the purchaser without charge.
75,000 3s. Due on June 1 from
March 1 from 1950 to 1954 inclu¬ be notified when the bonds are
Feb. 25 for the purchase of $2,1973 to 1977 inclusive.
sive.
Second high bid of 100.01 ready for delivery. The
Van Etten, Baldwin, Erin,
000,000 2% unlimited tax coupon
approving
Dated Dec. 1, 1947. The second
for 1.90s was made by the South opinion of Michael S. Powers of
or registered
bonds, as follows:
Chemung, Spencer, Barton,
highest bidder was R. S. Dickson
Shore Trust Co., Rockville Centre.
$500,000
Morrisville, as to the validity of
Relief,
Cayuta and Newfield Cen¬
Sanitary
and
& Co., Branch
Banking & Trust
the
bonds will be furnished to
Storm
Sewers
tral School District No. 1
Fund
No.
5
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
Co.,
Wilson,
Vance
Securities
the successful bidder.
Enclose a
bonds.
Due
(P. O. Van Etten), N. Y.
$20,000 Oct. L
No. 14 (P. O. Woodmere),
Corp., Glreensboro, and J'. Lee
certified
or
cashier's
1956 to 1974.
check
for
Bond Sale—The $40,000 bus gar¬
// ■
New York
Peeler & Co., jointly, for
$40,000
$400. payable to the Village.
450,000 Health and Safety Center
age, 1949 bonds offered Feb. 7
Bond Sale
The $550,000 conas
iy2s, $8,000 as 2s, $182,000 as
v.
Building Fund No. 2 bonds.
169, p. 545—were awarded to
struction bonds offered Feb. 8—
j New York City Housing Authority, Tilney & Co., of New York, as 2y2s, and $120,000 as 3s, at a price
Due $18,000 Oct.
1, 1950 to
:v,
169, p. 544—were awarded to;
of par, a basis of about 2.72%.
New York
1974.
v Harriman
2%s, at a price of 100.17, a basis
Ripley & Co., and Gold|
Note Offering—James F. Far- of about 2.23%. Dated Feb. 1, 1949.
400,000 Sewage Treatment Works
Lillington, N. C.
man, Sachs & Co., both of New
rell, Chairman, will receive sealed Due on Feb. 1 from 1950 to 1971
Fund No. 5 bonds. Due
Bond Offering—W.
E. Easter; York,
$16,jointly, as 2.20s, at a price of bids until noon (EST) on Feb. 15
inclusive. The second highest bid- ling, Secretary Local Government
000 Oct. 1, 1950 to 1974.
> 100.408,
a basis of about 2.16%. !for
the
purchase of $1,250,000 ber was Paine,
400,000 Fire Engine House and
Webber, Jackson Commission, will receive sealed
; Dated
March
1,
1949.
Due
on
emergency housing notes.
Dated &
Equipment Fund No. 2 bonds.
i March
Curtis, for 2*4s, at a price of bids at his office in Raleigh, unti
1, from 1950 to 1974 incl,
Due $16,000 Oct. 1, 1950 to
11 a.m. (EST) on Feb. 15 for the
| March 1,. 1949. Due Sept. 1, 1949. 100.12.
; f
j
u
n
c
I The notes will be payable at the
1974.
purchase of $50,000 not to exceec
bondequoit Union Free Sch. Dist.
chemical Barik & Trust Co., New Wilton, Wilton Fire District (P. O.
250,000
Street
6%
interest street improvement
Improvement
Rnmi
Gansevoort, R. D. No. 2, N. Y.
n
t
n
Mn
I York City, and the fees or charges
Fund No. 3 bonds. Due $25,bonds.
Dated March 1, 1949. De¬
Bond Offering—Stuart G. Row¬
000 Oct. 1, 1950 to 1959.
nomination
Kinley
Wui
iof such bank for acting as paying
$1,000.
Due
$5,000
ceive
Dated April 1, 1949.
sealed
bids
until
n ,n
1 aSent wiU be pald by the Autl?or- ley, District Secretary-Treasurer, March 1, 1951 to 1960. Principal
Denom¬
receive
sealed
bids
until and
/•TTQ'm
1Q
5™tu J?'™'
The validity of the notes and will
interest
(M-S) payable in ination $1,000. Principal and in¬
4 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 23 for the
nf
«QQnnnn
+
pui7'said Guaranty Contract will be
terest (A-O) payable at the
New York City.
City
^s.
$990,000 not to exceed s approvecj by Caldwell, Marshall, purchase of $13,000 coupon or reg¬
Bidders may
5%
interest building coupon or
Bidders are requested to namC Treasurer's office.
J
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York istered bonds, divided as follows:
the interest rate or rates, in a bid for a different rate of interest
'registered bonds. Dated March 15,
City, and a copy of such attor¬ $7,000 not to exceed 21/2% inter¬
in a multiple of x/4 of 1%.
1949.
Denomination $1,000,
The
multiple of J/4 of 1%.
The ap¬
Due
neys' opinion will be furnished by
est
fire
fighting equipment proving opinion Of Mitchell & approving
opinion
of
Squire,
; Nov. 1, as follows: $30,000 in 1949
the Authority to the
successful
Sanders & Dempsey of Cleveland,
to
purchase bonds. Denom. $1,- Pershing, of New York
1957, and $45,000 in 1958 to
City, will
purchaser or purchasers without
400. Due $1,400 April 1, from be furnished the purchaser. En¬ and the printed bonds will be fur¬
; 1973.
Principal
and
interest
;
charge.
'
r'
'' ' ■ ■
1949 to 1953 inclusive. Interest close a certified check for
nished and paid for by the City.
<M-N) payable at the Genesee
$1,000,
The bonds will be delivered at the
payable annually April 1.
Valley Trust Co., Rochester. Rate
payable to the State Treasurer.
Poughkeepsie Union Free Sch. Dist.
of interest to be in a
6,000 not to exceed 5 % interest
City Clerk's office. All bids are
multiple of
No. 2 (P. O. Poughkeepsie),
Montgomery County (P. O.
to be accompanied by a certified
building and land acquisition
; % or 1/10 of 1%, and must be
New York
Troy), N. C.
bonds.
Interest
check for 1% of the bonds bid
the same for all of the bonds. The
payable an¬
for,
Bond Offering — Ric hard T.
Bond Sale—The
$100,000 hospi¬ payable to the
nually April 1. Denom. $300.
successful
City Treasurer.
**
bidder,
will
be
furLane, District Clerk, will receive
Due $30Q April 1 from 1949 tal bonds offered Feb. 8—v. 169,
;• nished with the opinion of Reed,
sealed bids at the office of John
Deer Park Exempted Village
p. 650—were awarded to the First
to 1968 inclusive.
Hoyt & Washburn, of New York B.
Van
School District (P. O.
DeWater,
54
Market
Securities Corp., of Durham, and
Dated Feb. 1, 1949. Bidders are
City, that the bonds are valid and Street, Poughkeepsie. until 2 p.m.
Cincinnati), Ohio
Byrne and Phelps, Inc., of New
to name a single rate of interest
binding obligations of the District. (EST) On Feb. 16 for the
Bond Sale.—The
pur¬
$12,000
im¬
York, jointly, at a price of 100.04,
The approximate time when the
chase of $415,000 not to exceed expressed in a multiple of 44 or a basis of about
provement bonds offered Feb. 4—
2.72%, as follows:
bonds will be delivered to the pur¬
1/10 of 1%. Principal. and inter¬
5%
interest
construction
and
v.
169, p. 545—were awarded to
est payable at the Saratoga Na¬ $20,000 2y2s. Due on Feb. 1, from
chaser is March 15, 1949, and de¬
J. A. White & Co., of Cincinnati.
equipment coupon or registered
1952 to 1958, incl.
/ ;
tional
livery will be made at the Dis¬ bonds.
Bank,
Saratoga
Springs.
Dated Feb. 1, 1949.
Dated Jan. 1, 1949.' Due on Dec.
De¬
1,
80,000 2%s. Due on Feb. 1, from
The legality to be approved by
trict Treasurer's office, or at such
nomination $1,000. Due Feb. 1, as
from 1950 to 1959 inclusive.
1959 to 1974, incl.
John
W.
other time and place as
Nichols,
of
Saratoga
may be
follows: $15,000 in 1950 to 1952,
Dated Feb. 1, 1949. The second East Carlisle Local School District
specified by the purchaser, with $18,000 in 1953. and
A certified check for
$22,000 in S!prings.
(P. O. 1959 Grafton Road,
the consent of the District Treas$260,
payable
to
the
District highest bidder was J. Lee Peeler
1954 to 1969.
Principal and in¬
& Co., and Vance Securities Corp.,
urer.
Elyria), Ohio
Each, bidder
must, as a terest (F-A) payable at the Farm¬ Treasurer, is required.
Bond Sale—The $145,000 school
condition precedent to the con- ers
Greensboro, jointly, for $10,000
&
Manufacturers
National
Youngstown, N. Y.
sideration of his bid, deposit with
2y4s, $45,000 2y2s, and $45,000 3s, building addition bonds offered
Bank, Poughkeepsie. Rate of in¬
Bond
Sale—The
Feb.
9—v.
$7,000 street at a price of par.
the
above
169,
p.
545—were
Clerk, a certified or terest to be in a multiple of 44
improvement
bonds
offered
on
awarded to the First Cleveland
cashier's check for $19,800.
or
1/10 of 1% and must be the
Feb.
8—v.
169,
p.
649—were
OHIO
Corp., of Cleveland, as 2V2s, at a
same for all
of the bonds.
Said
Lancaster, N. Y.
awarded to the Niagara Perma¬
price of 102.093, a basis of about
Adams County (P. O.
Bond
Sale—The $63,500 bonds bonds will be delivered at New nent
Savings & Loan Association
2.30%.
Dated March 1, 1949 and
West Union), Ohio
offered Feb. 9—v.
169, p. 649— York, N. Y,, or at such other of Niagara Falls, as l3/4s, at a price
due on Oct. 1 from 1950 to 1972
Bond Offering—H. C.
place as may be agreed with the of
were awarded to the Marine Trust
Markins, inclusive.
100.857, a basis of about 1.502%.
Second
high
bid
of
Co., of Buffalo, as 2.20s, at a price purchaser about March 10, 1949. Dated Feb. 1, 1949, and due on Clerk of the Board of County 101.77 for
2V2s was
made
by
The approving opinion of VandeCommissioners, will receive sealed
Aug. 1, from 1949 to 1955, incl.
J of 100.52, a basis of about 2.13%,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., To¬
bids until noon
water, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
District
t
bonds
Treasurer's
will
be
office.
delivered
The
at
the
—
.
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.
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.
.
.
—
•
.
-
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r
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district Cle7k
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•
,
,
.,
•
•
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.
-
.
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v
•
$45,000
street
and
~
sewer
1949
bonds.
Due on Aug. 1, from
1950 to 1973, incl.
18,000 water 1949 bonds. Due on
Aug. 1, from 1950 to 1967, incl.
.
i
(EST)
follows:
as
All the bonds
'■
1949.
are
/.-V-.
dated Feb.
.
1,
Geneseo Central School District
No.
1
Bond
(P. O. Livonia), N. Y.
The $75,000 con-
Sale
—
struction bonds offered Feb. 3—v.
;
169,
B.
p.
544—were awarded to Geo.
Gibbons
&
Co.,
Inc.,
nished
to
the
will
purchaser
cost.
Enclose
ier's
check for
a
certified
be
fur¬
or
cash¬
Bond
(This offering includes the $265,bonds
originally
offered
on
of
New
can¬
celled.)
•
Pound
/
Ridge, Pound Ridge Fire
CP. O. Katonah), N. Y.
Sale—The
$55,000
fire
1949 bonds offered Feb. 9
District
Bond
house,
—v.
169,
p.
649—were awarded to
R. H. Johnson &
District
(P. O. Greenville), N. C.
Offering—W. E. Easter-
$8,300, payable to
the District.
000
School
Co., and Herbert
ling,
Secretary
Local
ment
Commission,
sealed
bids
eigh, until 11
will
Govern¬
receive
bonds.
of interest
in
Ral¬
1%
a.m.
(EST)
on
Feb.
bonds
Dated
Denomination
Feb.
1, 1949.
$1,000. Due Feb. 1,
bonds.
to
the Board of
offered
all
New
a multiple of
y4 of
These bonds are the
authorized
at
the
general
County Commis¬
sioners. "
interest
in
in
(M.-S.)
follows: $4,000 in 1950 to 1964,
and $5,000 in 1965. Principal and
payable
March
electon on Nov. 2, 1948. Enclose a
certified check for $2,500, payable
as
(F-A)
Dated
15,
1949.
Denomination $1,000.
Due
$10,000 Sept. 15, 1950 to 1974. Bid¬
ders may bid for a different rate
office
15 for the purchase of $65,000 not
to exceed 6% interest .school cou¬
pon
ment
his
at
Feb. 21
$250,000 2%%
construction and equip¬
hospital
Belvoir-Falkland
on
for the purchase of
NORTH CAROLINA
without
Jan. 5, the sale of which was
:
Livonia, Conesus, Avon, Lima and
•
of New York,
way,
(These
bids
bonds
on
were
originally
Jan. 24, at which time
were
rejected.)
ledo.
Elyria,
.1
Bond
3%
Sale
street
Ohio
Details—The $19,364
improvement
special
purchased by
the
Sinking Fund Trustees, as
previously noted in v. 169, p. 545,
were sold at a price of par.
assessment
bonds
Additional Bond
Sale
Details—
The
$9,183 water main, special as¬
sessment bonds also purchased by f
the
Sinking Fund Trustees, as
previously noted in v. 169, p. 545,
sold
at
3s, at a price of
due on Sept. 1 from
1950 to 1959 inclusive.
were
par,
and
are
54
Franklin
Bond
Sale
The
—
will
Ohio
Enclose
fire
$20,000
Cleveland
First
the
101.13,
a
Feb.
Dated
highest bidder
&
Sutherland
Co.,
will receive sealed bids until noon
Due
1969, incl.
der
for
was
<EST) on Feb. 24 for the purchase
$283,000 3% bonds, divided as
1,
Dec. 1,'from 1950 to
on
price of 101.92.
a
will
fied
Enclose
1974.
cation.
April
'
\
Enclose
certified
a
Due
1964.
check
or
C.
'
'
$150, payable to the
bond for
Board of Education.
tion
$1,000. Bidders may bid for a
different rate of interest in a mul¬
general
Nov. 2, 1948. Principal
authorized
bonds
election
on
and interest
(M-N) payable at the
Peoples State Bank Co., Archbold.
works
169,
545—were
p.
the Board of Educa¬
to
payable
$400,
for
check
tion,
Norwood,
offered on Feb. 4—v.
to
awarded
were
169, p.
bonds
546—
group
a
com¬
10.1.038,
interest
net
a
of
cost
Feb.
receive
will
until
Dated
Feb.
8
interest
National
of
Bank
transcript of proceedings
the legality
thereof
and the printed bonds will be fur¬
nished promptly.
Bond attorney's
opinion at option and expense of
A
-evidencing
the
successful
the
bonds
bidder.
These
are
eral election
close
a
Nov.
on
2, 1948. En¬
certified check for
the amount of bonds
gen¬
1%
offered,
of
pay¬
able to the District.
;
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School District
City
Ohio
Sale—The $485,000
Bond
acquisition
offered
Co., of Cleveland,
2s, at a price of 100.65,
jointly, as
basis
Dated
1.938%.
about
of
1, 1949 and due on Nov. 1
from 1950 to 1971 inclusive.. Sec¬
March
high bid of 100.55 for 2s was
made by Grant Brownell & Co.
ond
Springfield),
O.
(P.
Bond
Sale—The
struction
bonds
to
awarded
were
price of
2.34%.
J.
Cincinnati,
of
Co.,
offered
101.67,
a
con¬
Dec. 19
White
A.
as
&
2V2S, -at-a
basis of about
of
101.87,
Offering
—
-sealed
bids
until
F.
will
noon
J.
Vesek,
receive
(EST) r,on
Dated March
1, 1949.
Denomina¬
tion $1,000. Due Dec. 1, as follows:
"$12,000 in 1950, $13,000 in 1951,
$12,000
*$12,000
in
in
1952,
in
1956,
$13,000 in
1954, $13,000 in
$13,000
in
1953,
1955,
1957,
$13,000 in 1959,
$13,000 in 1961,
$12,000
1962, .$13,000 in 1963,
$12,000
1954, $13,000 in 1965,
$12,000 in 1966, $13,000 in 1967,
$12,000 in 1958, and $13,000 in
1989. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the legal depositary,
presently the
Central National
Bank, Cleveland. Bidders may bid
$12 000
$12,000
for
a
in
in
in.
in
1958,
1960,
different rate of interest in
a
multiple of 14 of 1%. A transcript
of
proceedings evidencing the le¬
gality
thereof
and
the printed
proinptly.
struction
to
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
15,
Denomination $1,000.
June
1957,
and
and
$18,000
Dec.
Bidders
may
Dec.
$17,000
1958
15,
bid
interest
for
in
Due
1950
and
15,
June
to
1972.
different
a
of
multiple
a
of
ceedings authorizing the issuance
said
of
bonds
the
under
Shaffer &
whose
been
taken
Peck,
of
Williams, of Cincinnati,
approving opinion will be
furnished
to
the
without
der
have
supervision
bid¬
successful
All
cost.
bids
must
tified
check
bid for,
for
of the bonds
.1%
payable to the Board of
Education.
of
Keyes, Okla.
Sale
169,
The $50,000
—
sani¬
offered Feb.
bonds
sewer
7
650—were awarded to
p.
&
Canfield, of Oklahoma
41/4S, 4.%'s and 5s. Due in
as
1966 inclusive.
Sallisaw School District,
School
Local
Ofierng
Bond
Clerk of the
—
Board
District,
'
Omer L. Dill,
of Education,
will-receive sealed bids until noon
(EST)
Feb.- 15
on
chase
for
the
pur¬
of $11,000 3% heating sys¬
bonds.
Dated
installation
tem
Denomination $500.
Feb. 15, 1949.
$500 March and Sept. 15. 1950
Bidders may bid for a
different rate of interest in a mul¬
Due
1960.
to
tiple of
These
the
for
1/4
are
Interest M-S.
of 1%-
the bonds authorized at
general
1948.
will
election
Enclose
on
Nov.
certified
a
2,
check
$200, payable to the Board of
Education.
Okla.
bids
receive 'sealed
until
2
(CST) on Feb. 15 for the
purchase
of
$20,000
building
bonds. (Due $2,000 in 1952 to 1961.
The bonds will be sold to the bid¬
der
lowest
interest and agreeing to
offering
rate
the
pay
of
par
and accrued interest. Each bidder
submit
cash
or
with
Jnis bid
a
sum
its equivalent equal to
University
Oklahoma
of
(P.
O.
Norman), Okla.
than
revenue
$1,200,000
sta¬
offered
Feb.
bonds
9—v. 160, p. 426—were
a
miller,
ceive
Village
—
Ingen & Co., Inc New York; Stern
Bros. & Co., of Kansas City: First
,
Securities Co. of Kansas, of Wichi¬
Estes, Snyder & Co., of Topeka, as ,3s, at a price of 101.15, a
basis of about 2.877%.
dated March
are
1, 1961, subject to optional re¬
demption by the State, in nu¬
in their entirety,
on
April 1, 1954, and upon any
semi-annual interest paying date
thereafter
Clerk,
until
bids
sealed
on
Feb.
$1,000.
Due
1,
as
1969,
March
ums
Sayre,
ing the validity of the bonds.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the State Treasurer's of¬
Enclose
fice.
certified
a
the
of
3%
the
Benford,
sealed
Feb.
$200,000
(EST)
purchase of
on
p.m.
check
value
of the
par
ma¬
depending
on
Second
Feb.
169,
4—v.
awarded
p.
First
the
to
high bid of 100.50 for 2V4s
was
made by the United States
National Bank of' Portland.
Second
Tillamook, Ore.
Not Sold —The
Bonds
not to
exceed 3V2%
$90,000
interest sew¬
disposal plant bonds offered
7—v. 169, p. 651—failed
to attract any bids.
The* bonds
were
to be dated as determined
age
Feb.
on
City Council and mature
equal annual instalments,
with the city reserving the bonds
by the
in
10
the bonds
redeem
to
terest
on
in¬
any
after
date
payment
Sold—An
(P. O. Medford), Ore.
Bond
bonds
Sale—The $685,000
offered
Feb.
school
169, p.
Harris, Hall
8—v.
651—were awarded to
&
Co.,
Staats
of
Co.,
Chicago;
of
Los
Sale
Bond
—
' v
Pa.
District,
The
im¬
$17,500
provement bonds offered Feb. 7—
169, p. 651—were awarded
the Citizens Bank & Trust Co.,
v.
Middletown,
der
second
a
of
at a price of
highest bid¬
Fauset, Steele & Co., for
was
2s, at
2s,
as
The
100.35.
to
price of 100.12.
Spring Garden Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. 302 Elmwood Boulevard)
Pennsylvania
Bond Sale
The $120,000 im¬
—
provement bonds offered on Feb.
7—v.
to
169,
546—were
p.
Singer,
awarded
Deane
RHODE ISLAND
Cranston, R. /.
sold
to
First
the
Portland, at
a
follows:
1950 to 1953
v.
Union
Sachs
Co., Coffin & Burr, and Kean,
Corp., Goldman,
Securities
&
of
composed
syndicate
a
Taylor & Co., all of New York, as
2V2s, at a price of 102.21, a basis
of about 2.288%.
The bonds are
Feb. 1,
dated
1949 and mature on
Feb. 1 from 1950 to 1974
Second
2V2s
high
made by
was
inclusive.
101.938
of
bid
group
a
for
com¬
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Hornblower
&
Weeks
and
G.
H.
Y
Walker & Co.
Y
Providence, R. I.
Debt
Details—The
had outstanding on
of
city
Dec. 31 a total
$56,435,000 bonds against which
was
$16,994,557.93 in the
there
sinking fund. Temporary debt out¬
standing amounted to $5,836,436.38.
price of par, as After allowing for the sinking
fund the cumulative debt aggre¬
1954 to
All
of
1954 to
inclusive.
said
1964
after Jan. 1,
-;
:
Due on Jan.
1964 inclusive.
50,000 4s.
1 from
are
callable
any
1954.
gated $45,276,878.4.%.
Water -debt
outstanding was- $16,000,000 • and
the water sinking fund stood at
$8,514,231.06.
in
time
Y
\
value to dealers,
shows at
Allegheny County (P. O.
Pittsburgh), Pa.
Bond Offering—James W. Knox,
Controller,
will
divided
$480,000 Park, Series 18 bonds.
420,000 Public Building, Series 18
bonds.
300,000 Road, Series 59 bonds.
480,000 Bridge, Series 36 bonds.
bonds.
a
particularly as it
glance the salient de¬
of outstanding
•
)
(State of)
'*
Offering- — Raymond H.
Rhode Island
Bond
Hawks!ey, General Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids until 12:30 p.m.
(EST)
on
Feb. 24 for the purchase
$1,200,000 state college dormi¬
tory 1947 bonds.
Dated M^'ch L
1949.
Denominations
$1,000
or
of
follows:
1,980,000 Air p or t
in¬
report
cf each issue
bonds.
receive
until 11 a.m. (EST)
8 for the purchase of
bids
March
foregoing
just issued by City Treasurer John
B, Dunn which should prove of
tails
County
The
formation is taken 'from a
bonds maturing
PENNSYLVANIA
,
$1,000,000 sew¬
bonds offered on Feb. 10—
169, p. 651—were awarded to
erage
Bank,
National
Due on Jan. 1 from
$18,000 3%s.
as
Sale—Tne
Bond
school repair bonds has been
000
of
of $68,-
issue
$7,260,000 coupon bonds,
Dist. No. 49
School
v'Y
.
.
Bonded
Joseph Sch. Dist.
Joseph), Ore.
O.
(P.
sealed
County Sch.
Hazlett,
Middletown
from date cf issue.
Bonds
Bear,
Jackson
&
Ruffin
one
Wallowa County,
composed of Shields & Co.;
Corp.
Burgwin, Churchill,
of Pittsburgh.
Enclose a certified,
cashier's or
treasurer's check for $4,000, pay¬
able to the City.
;
>
of
opinion
546—were
National
at a price
of 100.01, a basis of about 1.-99%4
Dated Feb.
1, 1949 and due on
Feb. 1 from 1950 to 1959 inclusive.
Callable on or after Feb. 1/ 1950.
the date of re¬
high bid of
Stearns & Co.; Eastman,
Dillion & Co., and First of Michi¬
will
Bank of Portland, as 2s,
100.585 for 3s was made by an ac¬
count
single rate of interest'which the
are to bear. The purchaser
receive without charge the
bonds
& Scribner, of
Pittsburgh, as l%s, at a price of
100.78, a basis of about 1.65%. The
Pendleton, Ore.
bonds are dated Jan. 1, 1949 and
Bond
Sale—The $12,000 series
mature on Jan. 1
from 1950 to
81
improvements bonds offered 1967 inclusive.
The bonds
1,1949, and
incl.,
are
optional as of
1, 1951, at varying premi¬
demption.
noon
follows:
fur¬
be
unqualified legal opin¬
Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler
of Portland,
approv¬
ion of
&
will
bidder
successful
nished the
Bonds maturing from 1955 to
incl.
19
Sept.
prior
days'
30
upon
published notice of proposed re¬
demption. Rate of interest to be
in a multiple of
of 1%.
The
March 1, from 1950 to 1969,
ture on
Robert
for the pur¬
chase of $25,000 4% water works
system improvement'bonds. Dated
March
1,
1949.
Denomination
(EST)
each as the success¬
specify. Due April
$1,000
ta and
GR&IGON
Stoolwill re¬
less
not
merical order, or
awarded to
syndicate composed of B. J. Van
gan
Offering
Denomination
ful bidder shall
on
Bond
8
T.
receive
will
general obligation, coupon bonds.
Dated March 1, 1948. Denomina¬
tion $1,000. ( Due $10,000 March 1,
1951 to 1970.
Registerable as to
Dated April
bonds.
coupon
1949.
1,
year
Sale—The
Bond
dium
Ritiman, Ohio
,
until
for
28
a.m.
p.m.
price
100.87.
Offering—S.
Clerk,
bids
bonds, payable to the Director of
Veterans' Affairs.
OKLAHOMA
Bond
10
for
William R.
Angeles^ and
approving opinion of Squire, $1,000 in 1950, $2,000 in 19!51 and Fordyce & Co., Portland, jointly,
bonds will b£ furnished
The
bids
sealed
noon
build¬ 2% of the amount bid.
basis of about 2.54%.
highest bidder was the
Cleveland Corp., Cleve¬
Ohio
.Feb. 28 for the purchase of $250,000 3%
building coupon bonds.
$12,000
receive
(EST) on March 3 for
purchase of $813,000 3% con¬
the
a
Palestine
Ohio
Bend
will
Pur-
8
The second
Maple Heights City Sch. Dist.,
Clerk-Treasurer,
fare
until
were
Sutherland &
Ryan,
.
Co., of Toledo, as 2%s, at a
First
'
to
awarded
Feb.
offered
bonds
ing
land, for 23/4s, at a price of
•»
cation,
in
Sale—The $165,000
Bond
Ohio
$200,000
City
a
dom, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
shall
Ohio
Connellsville, Pa.
Bond
principal
only. Each bid shall
specify in a multiple of Vs of 1%
land
Chicago, and Iiay-
of
Co.,
the
to
County.
stroom, Director of Veterans' Af¬
Offering—David L.
1952 to
Miller &
den,
treasurer's check
payable
$146,000,
til
.
Trust
group
Oregon (State of)
Offering—W. F. Gaaren-
Bend
Ohio
City School District,
Bond
equipment bonds
and
bank cashier's or
for
(PST) on Feb. 28, for
the purchase of $3,000,000 not tp
exceed 2% interest veterans' wel¬
City,
Olmsted Falls Local Sch. Dist.,
•
1 from 1950 to
Feb. 7—v. 169, p.,i)46-r- A.Bond Offering—W.
O.; Walton,
to
the Northern Clerk of. f he Board of'Education,
on
p.
2, from 1952 to 1961, incl.
awarded
were
with
fairs, will receive sealed bids un¬
Xenia
Calvert
Dayton),
Mad River Local School District
•
and Oct.
April
on
tary
-4/Y
'
(P. O. 1210 Far Hills Ave.,
a
authorized at the
1975 in¬
169,
a
a
Dated
1974, inclusive.
—v.
Oakwood
Bid-"
Hudson.
'
1, 1949.
may
1%.
of Cincinnati, as 2J/2s, at a
price of 100.39, a basis of about
2.46%. Dated April .1, 1949. Due
All of the bonds are dated Feb.
the
bid for a different rate
of interest in a multiple of V4 of
ders
to
on
to
basis of about 1.96%.
April 2, 1949. Due on Jan.
100.24,
&
Co.,
75,000 fire apparatus bonds as
IV2S.
Due on Feb. 1 from
1951 to 1960 inclusive.
the
presently
depository,
legal
White
A.
clusive.
1,
at
payable
(M-N)
Due
2s.
as
from 1951
1
Feb.
Due
$6,000 May and Nov.
1989.
Principal and
to
1965
1,
bonds
ment
$5,000 May and $6,000 Nov. 1,1950
to' 1964, and
J.
to
be accompanied by a bond or cer¬
elusive.
-
March 2 for the
$225,000 2 V2 % con¬
Denomination $1,000.
1949.
1960 in-
250,000 series A sewer improve¬
on
bonds.
struction
bids
sealed
(EST)
purchase of
to
1951
from
1
8—v.
awarded
Chicago; William R. Staats Co., of
Los Angeles, and Fordyce & Co.,
of Portland, as 2s, at a price of
V4 of 1%. Interest J-D. The pro¬
Ohio
Bond Offering -— P. J. Foltz,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
p.m.
awarded
^ere
rate
Hudson Local Sch. Dist.,
1
build¬
$37,600
posed
Sutherland
Ryan,
Ohio
ing bonds Feb. 7—v. 169, p. 650—
$18,000
Ohio
Sale—The $575,000
Bond
Feb.
offered
bonds
be
opinion of Burgwin, Churchill, Ruff in & Hazlett,
of Pittsburgh. Enclose a certified,
composed of Harris, Hall & Co., of
1949.
& about 1.704% as follows:
Co., of Toledo. Dated Oct. 1, 1948. $250,000 series A street improve¬
Due Oct. 1, from 1950 to 1969, incl.
ment bonds as iy2s.
Due on
to
awarded
or certi¬
payable to
Inc.,
Rapids, Ohio
9—v.
Feb.
Nov. 2, 1948. En¬
on
certified
a
of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Sale—The $24,903.76 water Curtis, and Mullaney, Wells & Co.,
of
assessment bonds offered all
Chicago, at a price
of
Grand
Bond
close
the
at
authorized at the gen¬
were
These are the
lk of 1%.
tiple of
bonds
These
Interest A-O.
1%.
of
1/4
may
eral election
April 1, 1949. Denomina¬
Dated
Oct. 1, 1950 to 1969.
bid for a diferent
of interest in a multiple of
(P. O. Albany), Ore.
Bond Sale—The $650,000 school
will
bidder
successful
The
County Sch. Dist. No. 5
Linn
of the
651—were
Sale—The
for
which all of the bonds offered
for
price of par.
a
success¬
bond
a
$250,
jointly,
furnished
and
Bidders
rate
for
Each bid shall
The second 1, 1950 to 1979.
specify a single rate of interest
& Co.,
1, 1949.
Portland,
at
Village.
Bond
purchase of $40,000 4% improve¬
fied check or bond for $2,680, ment bonds/ Dated April 1, 1949.
payable to the Board of Edu¬ Denomination $1,000. Due $1,000
15,000 Improvement bonds.
$1,000 Nov. 1, 1950 to
Enclose
check
the
expense
Vercna Local School District,
certi¬
a
to
the
at
1, 1949. Denomi¬
$242,000 March
sale are to bear, expressed in a
$44,000
2V2s, $158,000 2%s, and $87,000 3s, multiple of % of 1%.
.1
1), Ohio
Oifering—E.
of
March
Dated
nation $1,000. Due
United States National Bank,
and
of
by
Dempsey,
furnished
be
Village.
Burnett,
$268,000 Construction bonds. Due Clerk of the Board of Education,
Nov. 1, as follows: $11,000 in will
receive
sealed
bids
until
1950 to 1967, and $10,000 in noon
(EST) on Feb. 14 for the
to
supervised
&
bidder
ful
West Manchester,
R. F. D. No.
Bond
1968
be
Dated Jan.
bonds.
33-D
highest bidder was Blyth
Squire,
Cleve¬
land, and their approving opinion
the
Township Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O.
of
a
The second highest bid¬
Doll & Isphording, Inc.,
2!4s, at
Monroe
follows:
of
The
Sanders
1949.
of Education,
the Board
of
9—v.
Co., 'of Cincinnati, as 214s, at
price of 102.03. Dated March
Twp Local Sch. Dist.
M-S.
improvement bonds
ence
169, p. 546— will
awarded to J. A. White &
were
(P. O. Archbold), Ohio
Bond Offering- — Owen Rice,
Clerk
con¬
Series
Peoples Bridge,
2,100,000
I960, incl.
387,000 2%s. Due on July 1, from
1961 to 1970, incl.
a
V4 of 1%.
Interest
proceedings in refer¬
to the issuance of the bonds
multiple
$135,000
in
interest
of
rate
Series
Road
55-D bonds.
Due on Jan. 1, from
$298,000 2s.
1951 to
1,500,000 Peoples
basis of
price of 100.18, a
2.28%, as follows:
a
about
Bidders may bid for a
1964.
different
and
Feb.
offered
price of 100.68.
German
Sale—The
struction
at a
2V4,
Village
School District, Ohio
Bond
Ryan,
was
for
Treasurer.
Exempted
at
1959, $2,000 in 1960 and 1961, $1,000 in
1962, and $2,000 in 1963
and
1 from 1950 to 1959 inclusive. The
second
in
000
bid/payable to the
Mariemont
Due on Dec.
1, 1949."
a
bonds
District
of
Corp.,
as 21/4, at a price of
basis of about 2.05%.
Cleveland,
the
of
apparatus bonds offered Feb. 5—
v. 169,, p; 425—were awarded to
1954 and
furnished
be
Monday, February 14, 1949
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
$1,000 in 1953, $2,000 in
1955, $1,000 in 1956, $2,1957 and
1958, $1,000 in
$1952.
of Cleveland,
.without cost.
certified check for 1%
Sanders & Dempsey
Township (P. O.
Clinton),
.
COMMERCIAL
THE
(750)
10
Series
^
Yj
_
multiples
thereof.
Due
.*80,00(1
March 1, 1950 to 1964. • All bids
will
be
Feb.
25,
considered
1949.
firm
through
Principal and in¬
terest payable at the
office of the
Volume
General
Bidders
Treasurer.
required
to
are
single
a
name
rate
of interest which all the bonds
are
to
bear, expressed in a multiple
of % of 1%, and must state the
price offered.
The
will
State
furnish
to
stitute valid general obligations of
the State, for the due payment, of
which, both principal and interest,
faith
full
State
be
delivered
March
certified
able
the
1949.
Enclose a
for $24,000, pay¬
1,
General
(F-A)
at
payable
opinion
proving
Barker,
man,
any
of
Dorsey, Col& Barber, of
Scott
bonds
Sale—The
offered
546—were
Feb.
169,
$30,000
as
42,000
as
3s.
Dated June
bonds
enue
callable
be
Timber
sold
been
has
to
Frost, Read & Simons of Charles¬
Dated Jan. 1, 1949.
Interest
J-J.
Denomination $1,000.
Due
Jan. 1, as follows; $2,000 in 1950,
$3,000 in 1951, $4,000 in 1952, $5,000 in 1953, $7,000 in 1954, $9,000
in 1955, and $10,000 in
1956 to
Due from
five
after
years
electric
3%
sold
been
1967.
All of
1952
said bonds maturing
to
1967, are subject to re¬
demption on Jan. 1, 1951. Princi¬
pal and interest payable at the
South
Carolina
National
Bank,
Charleston.
In
the
opinion
of
counsel, the proceedings taken in
connection
lawful
with
and
this
interest
bonds
are
pay¬
able
solely from and secured by
pledge of the revenues derived
from the operation of the Munici¬
pal Stadium of the City. Legality
approved by Sinkler & Gibbs, of
a
Charleston.
Blount
No.
J
Bond Sale
—Tl?e $103,000 2V2%
unlimited tax school bonds offered
Feb.
on
8
awarded
of
—
to
169,
v.
R.
Charlotte, at
p.
426
were
—
Dickson
S.
&
Co.,
price of 101.015,
a
basis of about 2.408%. The bonds
a
dated June 1, 1948 and mature
are
on
June
Second
made
1
from
high
1961
bid
by F. W.
of
1963
incl.
101.0107
was
to
Bond
erts,
Certificate
state
certificates
of
debtedness offered Feb. 8—v.
in¬
169,
000
not
D.
will
to
to
exceed
(CST)
on
interest
4%
follows:
as
:,v;vfv'::.v
Dated Feb.
$1,000.
payable at
The
the
bonds
Bank
will
be
of
Mary¬
ville
orBlount
National
Bank,
Maryville, and will be sold at not
less than par and accrued interest.
All
interest
multiple of
a
than
more
be
one
bid
rates
%' of
three
rate
1%
with
for
and
to 1963 inclusive.
The bonds
ject
not
are
Chapman
&
borne by the
be
must
to the
S.
to be issued sub¬
opinion
of
conditioned. The pur¬
so
Bond Offering — Ralph Pier,
City ^Auditor, will receive sealed
bids untl 8 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
21 for the purchase of $25,000 not
to exceed 214%
provement
were
31
at
interest street im¬
bonds.
previously
which
(These
offered
time
all
bonds
on
bids
Jan.
required to furnish
Nashville,
Offering
sealed
Bonds
Feb.
as
follows: $2,000 in 1950 to
and
on
1,
1957.
$3,000 in 1958 to 1960, optional
Aug. 1, 1955.
Principal and
1, 1949. Due
bids until
1
B
will
7:30
for
the
$5 000,000 electric
Due
L.
receive
p.m
(CST)
purchase
of
bonds.
Dated
Denomination $1,-
March
of
bonds in
Bond
shall
than
for
not
any
rate
or
borne
by
a
be
multiple of xk
a
be split
may
more
to
be
one
and interest
as
so
two
to
of
Feb.
about
than
there
3.14%,
1,
maturity.
Principal
payable at the Guar¬
1959, for the bonds ma¬
in 1959.
The legality of
bonds
will
be
approved
by
Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City, whose
legal opinion will state in effect
that said
in
Marshall,
bonds have
accordance
with
the
a
to the
works
were
posed
on
of
bonds, payable
Tenn.
Feb. 9—v.
awarded
to
1950
to
a
com¬
by J. C. Bradford & Co.,
Nasville, C. H. Little & Co., Jack¬
Dist.,
L.
—
the
of
J.
Board
on
Feb.
inclu¬
1979
Dated
Feb.
1949.
15,
tion $1,000.
highest bidder was Underwood &
Neuhaus, on a bid reflecting a net
15, as fol¬
and 1950,
$20,000 in 1949
$25,000 in 1951, $30,000 in 1952,
$25,000 in 1953, $30,000 in 1954 to
the
at
named
place
Vs of 1%.
District will fur¬
The
of
$550,-
bonds has been sold to
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of Dallas,
3y4s, 3Y2s and 3%s.
and
water
'
of
sewer
$125,-
revenue
bonds has been sold to Dittmar &
Co., of Dallas.
deliver the bonds
designated by the
to
cost
These bonds
were
on
check
for
$11,000,
Bond
Sale
school bonds offered
Sale—The $36,000
Bond
bonds
offered
awarded to the State
price of
a
1949.
169, p. 427—were
syndicate headed
v.
a
Lehman
&
Bros,
and
Texas
bonus
awarded
to
jointly by
Halsey, Stuart
2.6318%,
as
follows:
$1,919,000 3s. Due Jan. 10,
lows:
$384,000
from
1958 inclusive and
as
fol¬
1955
to
$383,000 in
1959.
383,000 *23/4s. Due Jan. 10, 1960.
4,979,000 2,/2s.
Due $383,000 on
Jan.
10 from
thorized
1961 to
Jan.
of
1974 to
March
10,
bonds
Co.
Inc..,
in
dated
Associated with
1949.
Lehman Bros, and
&
are
the
Halsey, Stuart
underwriting
the following:
Phelps, .Fenn & Co., Inc., Blair
& Co., Chemical Bank & Trust
are
Co.,
Son,
Trust
Co.,
Charles
First of Texas
B.
furnished to
Dallas Rupe &
White & Co.,
Corp., Fort Worth
at
The
Bank,
of
bid.
V4
the
the
oi
success¬
of
expense
purchaser
shall
the
fur¬
nish the printed bonds at his
own
expense. Enclose a certified check:
for
$5,000,
payable
to
the
City
Treasurer.
Neenah,
Bond
bonds
iy4s, at
a
1949.
to
Feb.
7—v.
awarded
to
169,
1.23%.
Due
1961
Dated
Feb.
on
1
inclusive.
Feb.
from
The
bidder
Baird &
Co., for iy4%, at
VI."
Robert
was
1,
1959
second
highest
of
p.
Mil¬
the
Co.,
of Milwaukee,
0.3
price of 100.13, a basis
about
of
Wis.
Sale—The $100,000 school
offered
price
a
100.13.
Racine,
Bond
$250,000 tem¬
fund bonds offered Feb. 3
169,
427—were awarded to*
p.
First
National
DAs, at
basis
of
Sept.
1,
from
second
Bank, of Chi¬
price of 100.16,
a
about
1951
W.
Wis.
Sale—The
1948.
1.32%.
Due
to
1960
price of
&
Dated
March
on
inclusive.
highest bidder
Baird
Co.,
Robert
was
for
1
The
D/4S,
at
a
100.15.
Bond
voters
au¬
at
an
1948, was
ruled
Unconstitutional
by
the
State Supreme Court in a decision
handed down
were
the
A
the
over
constitutional
further
bonds
to
were
on
20
to
understood that
made
to
an
bonds
547—>
p.
main
construction
improvement bonds. Due
July 1 from 1950 to 1966
inclusive.
inclusive.
was
of 30 years, while
constitution limits tenure of
bonds
169,
12,000 airport hangar bonds. Due
on
July 1 from 1950 to 1961
Dated
mature
period
a
water
and
debt
objection
$62,000
4—v.
awarded to the Channer Se¬
$50,000
State and, accordingly, would
exceed
Feb.
curities Co., of Chicago, on a bid
reflecting a net interest cost oi*
about 1.48%, as follows:
Feb. 5. The court
on
Sale—The
offered
held that the bonds, as authorized,
would be general obligations of
It
is
effort will
be
years.
Jan.
highest
1, 1949. The second
bidder
Central
the
was
Republic Co., of Chicago,
reflecting a net interest
on
bid
a
cost
oi
about 1.49%.
legalize the proposal by
of specific legislation,
through the medium
WYOMING
^
enactment
rather
of
constitutional
Campbell
County High
School District (P. O.
than
a
and that the
for
new
amendment
Gillette),
bill will provide
payment of the bonds exclu¬
County,
Bond
Offering
Wyo.
E. R. Pines^
Secretary of the Board of Trus¬
—
sively from a tobacco tax. This
latter provision will thus estab¬
tees, will receive sealed bids
lish the bonds
til 10 a.m.
eral
as
other than gen¬
obligations of the State.
exceed
Bond
cational
school
652—were
on
offered
vo¬
at
Feb. 10—v. 169,
sold
March
1,
1951 and
in
of
the
&
Webster
Securities
Corp., New York, Har¬
Hall & Co., Chicago, East¬
man, Dillion &
Co., New York,
ris,
Mercantile-Commerce
Bank
&
Trust
Co., St. Louis, and Martin,
& Corbett, of Chicago, as
l3/4s, at a price of 102.462, a basis
Burns
of
about
dated
on
1.56%.
March
March
1,
The
1949
1 from
1950
bonds
to
1969 in¬
clusive.
Second high bid of 102.41
for
was
l3/4s
posed
of
made
First
a
group
National
com¬
Bank
of
Harris Trust & Savings
Bank, and the Northern Trust Co.
Chicago,
Monroe,
Bond
City
Wis.
Offering—G.
Clerk,
will
S. Soseman,
receive sealed
ia
option
March
1,
be
of
redeemable
the
District
and
1953,
payment
bonds
Bonds maturing
1957.
shall
1957,
on
dates
ai
oa
intent
thereafter,
and
maturing in 1955 and
1956
shall be redeemable at the optica
of the
and
District
on
on
interest
are
and mature
Due
$24,000
1954, $28,000 in 1955 and 1956, and
Inc., of New York, Milwaukee Co.,
Stone
school
March 1,
1952, $26,000 in 1953 and
$29,000 in
Milwaukee,
follows:
as
to a syndicate
composed of Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
p.
high
Dated
Denomination $1,000.
1949.
$1,000,000
bonds
interest
3%
building bonds.
Wis.
Sale—The
un¬
(MST) on March 1 for
purchase of $185,000 not to
the
WISCONSIN
on
1978 in¬
multiple
incl.
proposal
the
public auction
the
Due on
November,
Madison,
Due $383,000
10 from
1,
1973 in¬
clusive.
All
issue
by
in
clusive..
1,915,000 2%s.
Jan.
$100,000,000 veterans'
bond
election
State
11—
of New York, at
100.043, a net interest
price of
City.
a
1.70s,
as
Dated
par.
a
rates
Watertown, Wis.
Feb.
Co. Inc., both
cost of about
be
bidder
cago, as
^
general
Feb. 7
Denomination $500.
Jan. 1, from 1950 to 1952,
the
on
will
ful
—v.
County (P. O.
Pomeroy), Wash, s
$9,196,000
The
—
in
a,t the
or
Savings
interest
bonds will be the direct
general
obligations of the City, and are
being issued subject to the fa¬
vorable
opinion of Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago, which opinion
pay¬
WASHINGTON
that
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
be
porary
obligation
Monroe,
&
1%, the same rate of interest to
apply to the entire issue.
The
able to the District.
limit.
lr,Tl'
Houston
them.
anticipated that delivery can
be effected in approximately 60
days.
Enclose
a.
certified
or
cashier's
of
All
547—were
the
authorized at the election held
Jan. 8.
(F-A)
Commercial
waukee
bonds, a copy of
proceedings,
the
approving
opinion of any recognized market
attorney selected by the purchas¬
tional—The
Sold-^-An issue
interest payment date
Principal and interest
payable at the First Na¬
any
tional Bank
Washington (State of)
Electra, Tex.
as
on
thereafter.
the
without
sewer
by
Bonus Bonds Ruled Unconstitu¬
issue
or
Any rate or rates
in a multiple of
be
must
designated
interest;
turing in 1965 to 1969, being sub¬
ject to redemption at par at the
option of the City on Feb. 1, 1964,
nish the printed
interest cost of about 3.17%.
000 water
Trus¬
Denomina¬
Due Dec.
lows:
at
1949. The second
Sold—An
Crane,
of
were
sive.
Bonds
Tex.
purchase of $550,000 not to exceed
3% interest school house bonds.
Feb.
Union
Constitu¬
Sale—The $485,000 water
improvement bonds of 1949
offered
on
bonds. Due
sewer
from
15
Sch.
Offering
President
2^2%
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1949.
Denomination $1,000, Due $10,000
Feb. 1, 1950 to 1969.
Bonds ma¬
the
group
the
issued
City Treasurer.
Paris,
Ind.
tees, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 23 for the
15 from 1950 to 1979 inclusive.
115,000
exceed
coupon
Garfield
169, p. 652—
been
certified check for 2%
amount of the
Bond
follows:
Stone & Webster Securities
Corp., Estabrook & Co., Eastman,
Dillon & Co., B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., Inc., Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Inc., Hornblower & Weeks, First
of
Michigan
Corp.,
Laurence
Marks & Co., Detmer & Co., G. C.
Haas & Co., Otis & Co., Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., Paul H. Davis & Co.,
Adams,
McEntee
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Byrne and Phelps, Inc., National
City Bank of Cleveland, Dallas
tion and statutes of the State. En¬
close
as
$100,000 street bonds. Due
rate
one
anty Trust Co., New York City, or
at the City Treasurer's office, at
the option of the holder.
Interest
payment dates will be March and
September 1 of each year, and on
June
1—v.
to
Monroe.
It is
$215,000 bonds
169, p. 547—
were
awarded
to
McClung
&
Knickerbocker, of Houston, on a
bid reflecting a net interest cost
or
not
name
rates, L>ut
more
Neches
purchasers
Texas
Sale—The
offered
The named rate may
for all of the bonds,
uniform
or
name
interest
Port
55
bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on March
1 for the purchase of
$200,000 not
must
ers, and
will
to
the bank
Angleton,
a
shall
1/10 of 1%.
be
,
1, 1959.
Bidders
the
Jan. 1 from 1951
on
power revenue,
coupon
March 1, 1949.
rates
1.86%. Dated Jan.
1961 inclusive.
to
000
Thomas
Bond
dated
1949.
Denomination $1,000. Due Aug. .1,
are
of about
Frioha, Tex.
Tenn.
—
Mayor,
March
were
rejected.)
as
County Trustee.
Caldwell,
Dak.
ton,
p.
—
Scodder, of new Middle2s, at a price of 100.93, a
Bonds
on
O.
The $60,000 road
bonds offered Jan. 31
252—were awarded to
Dated Feb. 15,
the printed bonds. Enclose a cer¬
tified check for $10,000, payable
the
Avon,
Banks
County, and all bids
chaser will be
May, 1948.
the purchaser.
169,
—v.
election
the
at
1962, and $40,000 in 1963 to 1966.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
ma¬
Cutler, of Chicago,
such" opinion to be
of
cost
in
Sale
Bond
more
single
any
the favorable
to
the
(P.
County
authorized
were
able
and bridge
turity. Interest F-A,
turing
SOUTH DAKOTA
at
Co.
Smith
not
June
1961
date
2V2s, or a net interest cost of
about 2.98%, was made by a group
composed of Equitable Securities
interest
of
rates
specified
be in
must
Inc., both of New York, Peoples
1 from
subsequent in¬
or on any
has been sold to Rauscher, Pierce
&
Co., of Dallas.
These bonds
Jan.
on
.
15, 1949. Denomina¬
tion
National Bank, of Charlottesville,
Co., of Chicago, Minsch, Monell
Co., of New York, Field, Rich¬
& Co., Cleveland, Mullariey,
Wells & Co., of Chicago; Thomas
& Co., of Pittsburgh, Miller, Kenlower &
Co., of Detroit, William
R. Compton Co., of New York,
and Frost,
Read & Simons, of
^Charleston, as 1.90s, at a price of
100.30,, a basis of about 1,86%.
,;Dated June 1, 1948.
Due on June
order
TEXAS
:
Highway
bonds.
Due
$10,000 Feb. 15, 1950 to 1969.
Co., of Chester, Bacon, Stevenson
&
Co., Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.,
&
callable in
are
street
or
000
basis
1, as follows:
$555,000 in 1952, $575,000 in 1953,
$595,000 in 1954, $615,000 in 1955.
$635,000 in 1956, $655,000 in 1957,
$675,000 in 1958, and $695,000 on
ards
on
of
$950,works, sewer system
improvement
bonds
water
held
1955, and $10,000 in 1956 to
1965.
000.
&
1, 1955,
payment
200,000
&
Peoples National Bank, of Rock
Hill,
First
National
Bank,
of
Memphis, Clement A. Evans & Co.,
of Atlanta, Kebbon. McCormick,
dated Jan.
are
varying
premiums depending on the date
of redemption.
Second high bid
of 100.01 for $455,000 3s and $30,-
Rob¬
receive
$130,000 Hospital bonds. Due Feb.
15, as follows: $5,000 in 1950
series
Co., Blair & Co., Inc., B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., of New York, Otis
& Co., of Cleveland, Hamilton &
Judge,
bonds, divided
426—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate composed of Halsey, Stuart
p.
inclusive.
Sold—An issue
Carthage), Tenn.
Feb. 25 for the purchase of $330,-
Cummings,
Sale—The $5,000,000
highway
1977
Jan. 1 from
on
000
and
Juran & Moody, Temple
Securities
Corp., and Hermitage
Offering—Geo.
County
Bond
<"
individuals, at
par.
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Richmond.
(State of)
has
1, 1954,
terest
Tennessee
Craigie & Co., of
South Carolina
Due
to
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
numerical
inverse
&
Kermit, Texas
Bonds
1949 and those maturing
County (P. O. Maryville),
than
County School District
(P.O. Columbia), S. C.
Due
1964
310,000 3s.
Securities
may
Richland
local
$20,000
bonds
TENNESSEE
proper
these
on
1960 to
1965
Ginther
& Co.,
Co., Barrow,
Leary & Co., Moroney, Beissner
&
Co., .Thomas
&
Co., R.
C.
Schmertz & Co., Paul Frederick &
Co., and Rotan, Mosle & Moreland.
Jan. 1 from
on
Corp.,
show
issue
authority for
the issuance.of these bonds b.y the
City Council and the bonds con¬
stitute valid and legal obligations
of the City.
The principal and
Dak.
revenue
to
price of
a
S.
Lake,
Sold—An issue of
ton.
in
Due
85,000 23/4s.
1,
15, 1949.
from
1
Bank,
McDonald-Moore
1955 to 1959 inclusive.
after Jan.
1951 to 1969, incl. All of said bonds
Jan.
on
National
(751)
1954 inclusive.
60,000 2V2S.
&
2i/2s.
Bond
issue of $150,municipal stadium rev¬
Due
1950 to
All of the bonds
Charleston, S, C.
Sale—An
3s.
Co., of Sioux Falls, and the McCook County National Bank, of
Salem, jointly, as follows:
SOUTH CAROLINA
Bond
follows:
as
p.
Gefke
to
date.
000 3V2%
2.938%
sewer
4—v.
awarded
CHRONICLE
M. Dain & Co., Minne¬
and Herman Bensdorf &
Co., of Memphis, at a price of
100.005, a net interest cost of about
.
$72,000
FINANCIAL
apolis,
Salem, S. Dak.
Bond
&
J.
son,
$30,000
Minnepalois, will be furnished.
will
Treasurer.
COMMERCIAL
suitable banking institution desig¬
nated by the purchaser. The ap¬
possible
soon .as
as
check
the
to
of
pledged. The bonds will
are
after
credit
and
interest
the
purchaser the legal opinion of
Sullivan, Donovan & Hennehan,
of New York, that the bonds con¬
the
THE
Number 4777
169
thereafter.
(M-S).
'The
1954,
dabs
District
the successful bidder
will furnish
with the
March 1,
payment
executed
bonds and
the
approving legal opinion of Myles
P.
Tallmadge,
are
the
bonds
election held
a
of
on
These-
Denver.
authorized
Jan. 10.
Enclose
certified check for $9,250,
able
to the
the
at
pay-q
District Treasurer.
"Oil
"1TCm
VTUi;
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Monday, February 14, 1949
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