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OP
OF
m'CH:qanY
KB 12 1951
MONDAY
USIUfs
'S
■}lt,
ISSUE
■
Volume 173
Number 4983
-New
General
RAILROAD
York; N. Y;, Monday, February 5, 1951
Price 90 Cents
Corporation and investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY 4 INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
ACF-Brill Motors Co;—Awarded Contract—•
The
has been
company
Department
nounced
for
435
Jan.
oiv
awarded
coaches
29.—V.
at
contract
a
total
a
price
by
of
was
('
Total
net
Number
Net
•
of
1950
I
In This Issue V
:
Net
To Vote
1948
-
$1,159,059
$1,247,369
176,050
221,451
268,807
$7.78
$5.23
$4.64
outstanding-....
share
\
,
...
New York
Proposed Consolidation—See Bullock Fund,
Ltd. below.—V. 172, p. 473.
:
on
Aeronca
Mfg.
Corp.—Notes
Sold—Greene
&
"After
(Bonds)
The
I
23
it
Boston
Ladd'in
Stock
____27
at
merely
Each
Of
resale and did not involve
a
$1
principal
amount
stock.—V.
notes
of
is
Detroit
Exchange
Los
financing..
new
convertible
into
L__—32
Exchange
—32
Stock
172,
Aetna Life Insurance Co.—Income
Up 14.1%—
income of the Aetna Life Affiliated Companies in
$459,338,831, as follows:
I
Was
*
'
Life
Insurance
Co
*
86,719,031
—
,.
Fire
Insurance Co
Total
are
Toronto
Stock
Over-the-Counter
the Aetna
7,323,761
Casualty & Surety Co.——-J.
Automobile
Standard
•
.
—V.
Insurance
Fire
Assets.
Co...
Insurance
Increase
.•*,
$1,812,314,530 $169,539,975
176,817,670 '
12,480,174
80,896,454
Co.__
11,630,232
'"15,917,908
\
'y •'
company
Jan. 26 filed
on
stock.r—V.
common
173, p. 377.
Quarter Ended Dec. 31—•
Sales
Net
*
1950
billed
before
taxes
income
$1,420,572
taxes
49,234
23,100
>
I
income
on
1949
$1,985,510
...
income
Federal
Foreign
'
42l
.
The
.:
Net
profit
shares
Earnings
Federal
taxes
$26,134
outstanding-
common
43
stockholders
holders
consideration
solved,
postponed
in
is'
action
given.
the
next
preferred stock
involves
these' have
the
on
meeting
V.
of
stock
As
directors
the
details, in
See
of shares
common
being
by
until
March.
the
of
173,
tax
not
proposed
of
the
but
as
dividend
a
questions
to
which
yet been finally re¬
distribution has been
board,
which
is
to
p. .197.
held
be
for
allow
with
& Youngstown
after1
Gross
Net
Net
ry.
t.,The
RR.—Earnings—
United
The
'
!
ry.
Gross
of
Allied Chemical
152,062
Period End. Dec. 31—
60,178
87,375
72,149
'
Sales
5,051,782
1,668.307
4,570,665
1,107,536
5,890,356
5,261,890
2,193,899
1,713.412
873,494
508,812
1,123,588
&
tNet-income
829,821
ry.
1949
—V.
1947
'
1,045,490
363,625
473,613
income—
536,403
116,917
153,514
$1,623,293
541,386
213,743
16,117,999
18,334,533
173,
5,021,848
3,899,240
1,311,539
the
>
1,473,337
2,573,579
197.
p.
$20,000,000
off
pay
the
The
debt
of
the
court,
Co.,
The
in
made
offer
an
of
■
form
M.
the
the
N.
of
of
to
O.
the
offer
an
15-ycar
funds
5%
T.
&
present
to
purchase
secured
off
pay
M.
A.
offer
M.
are:
Kidder
the
at
debentures.
debt
the
to
from
bankruptcy
reorganization plan
&
Co.,
Corp.,
is
to
The
for
Terms
the
"V.;
,
*
£0
are
days
not
from
on
a
Jan.
"take
within
and
22,
it
with
or
the
Construction
is
E.
provision
in
W.
has
been
Clark,
of
the
1953.—V.
173,
p.
of
from
before
a
,"$4.19
1950
7
7
■
.
associated
■*
k
*1
*
*
President C.
as
income
shares
per
p.
capacity
1,400,000
by
r
the
with
*'
■
B.
Parsone who
has been
Motorists Insurance
*
'■
'
Co,
Celebrates 25th
—
"
"
.
!
.
group,
one
-
of the
than
:
$24,000,000
in
tV
Since its founding,
dividend
savings
the company
to
participating
'
•.
4
:
'agents and brokers.
in.
Since
claims
1912,
and
the group has paid out approximately
returned more than $144,000,000 in
p. 1433.
»
has
policyholders.—V, 172,
.
common
Feb.
on
stock
2
that
(no par)
the
sale
of
outstanding.
share
was
326,000 shares of
privately to
a limited number
by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
investors has been negotiated
of
Privately—It
"
also Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Co. below.—V.
See
,
American President
173, p. 473.
Lines, Ltd.—Court Orders Return
to Dollar Interests—
The
of
the
Court
of
company
Appeals
of
turned
the
over
District
of
immediately
Columbia
to
the
ordered
former
control
owner,
company
and
The
judgment modified an order in Mr. Dollar's
issued in Federal Court at Washington, D. C.
Government
known
as
took
the
over
Dollar
its predecessors
**
-1
-
been
appointed
Treasurer
the
Line,
company
to
several years
it from
save
favor
previously
ago,
bankruptcy.
when it
A
We want
offerings of
High Grade Securities
Suitable for Retail
Distribution
Edward D. Jones & Co.
"
1949
$670,849
$671,857
270,000
270,000
Dr 175,000
Cr100,000
$428,468
$500,849
Established
1948
;t
1950
T
*
—__—
,
$401,857
257.000
$1.67
'
257.000
$1.95
257.000
$1.56
R.
Stanley Dollar.
The
900,000
.
taxes—_
-
749.
•
Kemper insurance group, headed by James S. Kemper, consists
companies with combined assets of $160,000,000.
The group
seven
was
$1,503,468
"
taxes
income
mid¬
1
Y'';
American Optical Co.—Stock Placed
,
Treasurer—
Vice-President, has also
173, p. 473.
income
171,
to
completed
i
■' \
as
reserve
—V.
total
kilowatts
be
volume
$383,000,000
outstanding. The company's
on Aug. 1, 1950.
accelerated
depreciation
and
other
of Federal income and excess profits
Co.—Earnings-
and State
Earnings
increase
to
473.
1871
300 North 4th St.
St. Louis 2, Misspuri
Members
New York Stock Exchange
Net
will
1,000,000
is scheduled
since its
announced
Allen
basis,
plant
new
construction
Weber.—V.
Mr.
Allied Kid
Profit
by
the
was
one
for
six Months Ended Dec. 31—
Federal
units,
on
'
succeed
the
W.
months
on
capacity
dividend savings to
number of shares
four shares for
kilowatt
Jan. 30 announced the retirement of Charles
Vice-President ar.d Treasurer,
effective Feb.
1,
1951.
as
Weber
the
right
it"
present
200,000
400,000 kw generating
the American Gas and
has more than 1,300,000 policyholders and is licensed to write business
in all states and Alaska, Canada and Hawaii through more than 7,008■-■'i
$
$4.65
corporation
to
George
leave
$
'
two
second
anniversary
The
of
1950—12 Mos.—1949
*
of
the
compared to 2,000 at the end of 1926.
Allentown's 4%
par
It
MOP,
is
six
this
year
Corp.—Record Earnings—
*$
•
.
plant
of
has paid more
policyholders.
/:
116,152,545, ,89,519,195 408,042,285 363,743,806
taxes
1—
41,212,520
37,150,977
and deduction
$32,822,643.
Weber
Capital
run
for
payment
year.
by
$14,500,000;
$1,500,000,
of
special
cJ irector
to
$1,000,000.
reserved.
in
$
split
was
Inventory
Alleghany
River
for many years.
He has been a director and Vice-President since 1930
and has also been Treasurer since 1934.
Mr. Weber will continue as
to
Commission.
the
UGI
^
to
the
&
of
of
Commerce
offer
extension
in
T.
return
$3,000,000;
Summers
22
Thompson,"trustee of Missouri Pacific RR.,
New Orleans, Texas & Mexico
Ry. owes
is
O.
upon
Participants
Jan.
on
.
use
discharge
and
Interstate
N.
upon
associates
which
commitment
conditioned
&
A.
its
company.
$20,000,000
upon
to Guy
the
parent
and
of
v
-
•
1950—3 Mos.—1949
Clark Succeeds Weber
Mr.
corporation
7
*
F.
Alleghany Corp.—Offers to Buy N. O. T. & M. Debens.
This
retirement
corporation reports that sales and earnings for the
year
1950 were the highest in its history although operations were
adversely affected by
strikes at company's major alkali plants in
the third quarter and in the coal industry in the
first quarter of
16,715,178
3,501,554
5,354,202
2.447,870
income.—
•
option
Electric
world, celebrated its
on Jan. 29, having increased its assets by
$1,000,000
founding.
during 1950 was more than $21,000,000 and, in the
last published financial statement, assets exceeded
$25,500,000, liabilities were approximately $22,000,000 and surplus to
policyholders was
$3,5OO,Q0O. Policies in effect at the end of 1950 were more than 185,008
NOTE—The
$1,494,311
18,522,644
......
under
Sales
revs.—.
after
basis
"On
taxes of
1948
$1,384 293
oper.
7
share
per
charges
RR.—Earnings—
*
$2,409,681
railway—-.
railway
to
& Dye
2
-
oper.
"Earns,
stock
from
Co. -
issued
be
to
$480,209
railway—'railway—__
from
Net
to
V:
the amount of $600,000 payable to UGI and ma¬
195J; and open account cash advances by UGI to
$900,000.—V. 171, p. 461.
'
7* '
153,113
From Jan. 1—
Net
applied
■ *
in
$484,975
1950
oper.
*
of
by
plant will consist
new
authorization
of
25th
ft
31,
105,881
Alabama Great Southern
from
are-
note
Jan.
Allentown
Improvement
$367,459
December—
Net
Gas
shares
turing
tAfter
Net
•
holders
to
to be cancelled.
This company, a member of the Kemper insurance
general
insurance organizations
in the
con¬
Jan.
on
66,269
from
be
-7;
sched¬
1951.
6,
are
Plan
on
been
largest
1947
—V. 173, p. 197.
Gross
in
31 .Issued an order authorizing this company to
issue and sell 30,000 shares of its $50 par" common stock to its
parent,
The
SEC
1948
income..
oper.
difference
Allentown-Bethlehem Gas Co.—Stock to Parent—
1—
railwayrailway-
would
101.
City
$45,000,000
Charleston, W. Va.,
American
7
charges
173, p.
120,684
from
from
fixed
debentures.—V.
1949
from
From Jan.
of
National
has
company
participation
no
''
-
M.i
&
$446,654
from
points
trustee.
1950
railwayrailway.
Net ry. oper. income.
Net
individual
of
to
Inc.—Hearing
this
March
made Chairman.—V. 171, p. 2509.
V
all collateral at present securing
the inter-company debt.
Under the proposal, an amount equal to 50%
of each year's consolidated net income of Gulf Coast Lines
<N. O. *T.
promissory
Gross
43
The debentures would be secured by
122,907 shares) to National Distillers Products Corp.—V. 172, p. 1825.
Akron, Canton
System.
VV-IxS
It was announced on Jan. 27 that this
company had sold for cash its
entire holdings of stock of U. S. Industrial
Chemicals, Inc., (amounting
December-
adjustment
the
$1,000,000
American Hardware Corp.—New President—
pre¬
common
Air Reduction Co., Inc.—Sale of Investment—
to
new
E. J. Parker has succeeded
:
ference
proposed distribution
the
,
Anniversary—'
of
by
on
■-)
,
.
The
to
System;
near
or
_43
,
$0.01
25, 1951, authorized a new class
the authorized number of shares of
ferred stock, and increased
Stock,
•>
a
announced
started
All
year
Authorized—
Jan.
on
This
/
121,967
$0.20
Stock
be
kilowatts.
Rates.
Reserve
$1,993
127,567
share..
Preferred
per
New
The
after
it is
authorized
t
,,
Common
filed
accords
2 »/2 %.
Kanawha River plant, the first,
begun last fall. 950,000 kilowatts
have
been
started
in
the
last
six
months;
and
of
this
capacity,
800,000 kilowatts
are
accounted
for
by
these two new generating
plants alone.
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
"
to
located
48
...
Reserve Banks
.
plan
Muskingum
Electric
'
<
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
3,193 f
1,200
Exchange
reorganization
The
5,812,884 warrants and the public 631.710.8
See details in V.
173, p. 377.
Feb. 1,
plant
Redemption Calls and.Sinking Fund Notices_L43
Dividends Declared and Payable
43
Air Associates, Inc.—Earnings Show Gain—
Co.,
Exchange that
at
company had
outnew loan was divided
to Bankers Trust Co.,
$500,000 to
$500,000 to J. P. Morgan & Co., Inc.
for working capital.—V. 172, p. 2377.
hearing commencing
proposed
The
Corporation & Investment News.Cover
.State and City Bond Offerings—
;The Course of Bank Clearings.—
-
used
31.
Stock
banks
the
totalling 400,000 kilowatts," according to Mr. Sporn.
Miscellaneous Features
=
of
SEC
Zanesville, Ohio.
:
"Initially, the
^
registration statement with the SEC
a
being
are
Trust
and
York
from
debt
,
'/
7
*.
Co.
New
of
of Dec.
as
$1,000,000
Trust
the
$5,000,000
amount
generating plant was started
Philip Sporn, President.
*
r**The new steam-electric generating plant is
being built by one of
the American Gas
and
Electric System's
operating
companies, The
'"Ohio Power Co., and will be located in the central
part of Ohio on
the
Muskingum
River
approximately
47
miles
down-stream
from
:
covering 5,000,000 shares of its
t
*<•' v
1
2,058,215
Affiliated Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—"'
:
''
York,
Construction .of
by
172, p. 569.
The
...
...
)
General
...
41'
/
v":
the
American Gas & Electric Co—Unit to
Expand—
40
Markets
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averagesi31
'
Aetna
Exchange—Curb Section—.
Transactions New York Curb Exchange.—_^,_32
Dow, Jones Stock and Bond Averages
X..31
>•'!:'■
,
Aetna .Life Insurance Co
plan
warrants.
-
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.—___32
1950
to
additional
38
r>---
$459,338,831 $402,500,439
—
Life Affiliated Companies as at Dec.
31,
follows:
as
__
Exchange.,:-
6,433,312
.—
———
The assets of
Stock
New
for
The
_37
Toronto
$10.02
841.
p.
warrants to purchase common stock which
Bond and Share Co. owns
_36
42,329,029
Casualty & Surety Co
.90,526,044
Automobile" Insurance "Co..——...-.-"-'V' 44,540,179
Standard
1949
$316,948,847 $267,013,067
Aetna
has reported
an
$10,000,000
proceeds
The
uled
35
i
Exchange
Exchange..
Montreal Curb
•
1950
Aetna
Stock
Montreal
27,683,690
$12.68
172,
American & Foreign Power Co.,
35
1950
of
iThe
35
San Francisco Stock Exchange
The premium
to
Chemical Bank &
i
34
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
1433.
p.
borrowed
-33
Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
common
corporation
has
Bank
—32
Exchange—
Angeles Stock Exchange—
Midwest
share
one
Stock
Stock
34,254,811
share—....
7-standing on promissory notes
$2,000,000 to Manufacturers
*
notes
Cincinnati
$50,000 of 4% convertible promissory
$2.12per $1 principal amount. * This was
taxes..
common
preferred dividends.—V.
brought
*
—
after
per
American Export Lines, Inc.—Borrows from Banks—
(Stocks)11
New York Stock Exchange
offered
income
Page
v
Stock Exchange
New York Curb Exchange
October
1949
555,254,576 468,390,818
n__
"Earnings
1
Stock and Bond Quotations
<
sales
Net
\
-
r.
1949
$1,369,026
shares
per
1950
172, p. 2477«
assets
assets
-Year Ended Dec. 31—
an¬
Aeronautical Securities, Inc.—Assets HigherOf Dec. 31—
MISCELLANEOUS
-
American Can Co.—Earnings—
the Detroit Ordnance
$5,750,265, it
r
As
Cop^
a
Midwest Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
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tn-sociate)
Phone
CEntral 7600
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4
1
1
Monday^ February 5, 1951
.
T+•
transfer
which
actions
court
occurred
by
has
time
the
at
the
been
subject
three
of
Baltimore
an attempt to regain control.
pledged the stock in return for financial
Commission claimed
it acquired outright
Dollar in
Mr.
while
ownership
After
Mr.
Dollar
which
the
that
since
The
has
by
and
Barrett
E.
suit
Circuit
States
against members of the Commission,
the Commerce Department.
31 stems from that appeal. It was
Bennett C. Clark, Judges Wilbur K. Miller
concurred.—V.
Prettyman
Effective
Dec.
15.
1,000,000 $1
share
par
173,
additional shares
Dec. 26.
Scrip
issued for fractional shares.—V.
was
Armco Steel
Barium
of
changed
$1
The
31, 1950 to stockholders of record
Dec.
on
there
market
170, p. 1.
subscribe
for
of
the
common
the
to
share
shares of
stock
new
basis
the
on
The
held.
price will
subscription
The
other
investment
to
iron
in
coal
and
ore
and
reserves;
The
Jacobs
producing
States
Air
Force
its
declared
30
March
their
at
of
the
preceding
stock
increase
to
by
authorized
the
special
dividend
of
rather
Earns,
Army.
election
voted
directors
the
change
a
of
the
in
the
of
part
a
account
transfer
to
capital stock
A
the
to
capital
stock
from
the
$9,082,125
paid-in
This
each
surplus
the
representing
account,
are
.
,
Jr.',
President,
to
Ruhm,
166,590,000
amounted
history.
company's
i above
Dollar
cloth,
more than
yardsf of
sales
were
I
the
the
par
"The company has made
fabrics
largest
the
orders, from
U. S.
the
Government for cloth
used
the
by
armed
•
audited
While
for
figures
last .year are. not yet available, Charles
consolidated earnings- in excess 'of
$11,50 per share after provision i for all
-filled
$46,000,000
-or
than
more
reasonably
i
capacity
assures
the foreseeable future."—V.
charges, including excess profits tax. This would represent the largest
earnings-made in any year and compares with $30,018,415,-or $7.68
Net
173, p,
198.
of
W' >
,
five
our
mills
•
<"■
Aroostook Valley RR.—Tenders for Bonds—
Bankers
The
to
up
3
p.m.
first
of
and
fund.—V.
Co.,
April
on
in
New
13,
York,
to
amount
Y.,
as
reoffered
proposals
exhaust
share,
gold
50-year
1950—Month—1949
-
* 46,779,485
Ry, operating revenue—
Ry. operating
$
Gross
to
Net
ry.
"■
'Net from
i Gross
Net
Plans to Split
F.
v
G.
Stock—
,
■
r.
v
*•
-
President,
Jan.
on
468,656
451,420
*4,024
188,424
170,253
101,791
railway—.
9,340,610
8,487,079
9,817,614
8,885,847
4,369,725
3,904,623
3,818,314
1,625,465
1,496,297
1,692,426
Of the
'71,590 shares of
•
The
—V.
filing
was
169, P.
1,894,011
made
under
"Athey
«;•>•>>'.
Atlanta &
: December—
-v.
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
From Jan.
1—■:/■?
' ':
1950
income
1949
-1948
'
$ii
.'
219)419,794 182,674,462 162,495,665
30,599,434
17,655,025
17,847,,609
taxes_l__
Federal income: taxes
13,645,318.
|
CzL
income—
shares
Earnings
;
others',
Net
Net
ry.
3,021,347
•-
2,171,914
>
1,572,749
.
income—
oper.
60,742
,
outstanding--.—,:.
2,407,618
1,115,889
11,086,781
11,280,742
$8.00
;V,ir
$5.24
947,176-:
657,371
Sept.
on
earlier.
year
a
share, compared with $42.43
a
378.
p.
>
a
,'r'
corporation
3,232
."The
760,035
30, -1950,
Period End. Dec. 31—
1950—Month—1949
Operating revenue
Oper. exp. and taxes__
Net
$1,370,063
1,263,265
1,140,388
income
$229,675
$3,371,040
2,520
32,210
$232,195
65,116
65,760
$3,403,250
1,136,395
-
*
Net
$199,140
$166,435
24,438
$2,266,855
328,139
$2,079,542
31,104
$168,036
income
Dividends
on
$141,997
$1,938,716
$1,818,386
$0.14
/.
pfd.
$0.12
$1.65
$1.55
stock
Earns, per com. share..
—V. 172, p. 2217.
per
171,
See
A
SEC
corporation
covering
stock
on
will
has
12,750
shares
22
of
a
letter
cumulative
of
notification
convertible
prior
with
be
sold
to
underwriter, by Peggy T. Speed <22,500 shares),
(17,500 shares), and Joseph K. McCammon <10.000
shares), at the price
of
$1.69 per share,
which represents an underwriting discount
or
count
or
of
31
cents
commission
of
per
share,
or
$15,500.—V.
an
173,
aggregate
p.
473.
*
underwriting
'
dis¬
»-
2,477,757
*429,163
2,094,885
2,-404,981
-
2,183,674
*761,522
*572,180
'
*511,948
income—
*1,139,052
*367,204
*1,237,052
'
railway____
■v.
V
-.1947
$193,574
*67.368
,
173, p. 198.
'
k
Earnings Higher—
1950—Month—1949
- -
*1,167,794
■>•;■ >
>-•-'>
'
$
33,821,669
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$
30,115,851
$
-
•
$-
-
28,962,879
$4,858,790
____
__
378,576,688 363,252,094
27,000,178 340,556,331 342,620 125
$3,115,673 $38,020,357 $20,631,969
102.
p.
Jan.
on
filed
22
letter'of■•notification
a
with
the
SEC
of
for
common
Jan.
the
$5,388,165
$0,168,816
528.354
677,045
389,263
389,203
$1.35
31.73
Profit
Taxes
Net
'•
.
company's
Net
U.
S.
gas
Bureau
31—
of
1950
•
Total
a
$0.95
Domestic
^
,
sales.J—
'225,450
Subs.)—Earnings—
•
'1950
1949
"1948
$62,390,539 $46,209,169 $54 456 394
6,642,450
backlog
that
$1,834,967
$2,710,412
218,226
of
4 481,412
228,430
234,080
590.582
590.578
147,641
590.583
590,583
590.578
$4.99
$2.72
share__
unfilled
orders
$11,096,817
totaled
the
over
$26,773,857
amount
of
$4.19
the
new
also
In
than
pointed
busi¬
t;;
are
now
said.—V.
booked.
addition,
$20,000,000
out
that
Wampler, President
1951
approximately
fiscal
of
been
the
of
the
This
backlog
exclusive
includes';isome
corporation
special
of
has
of
the
the
com¬
work.
government
corporation
above-mentioned
business.
square
corporation
affairs, Cloud
weeks
$33,000,000,
defense
of
he
12
had
orders.
more
roughly
of
terms
current
first
business
defense
of
covering
31
Cct.
on
unfinished
,
Carrier's
on
Wampler
II,"
1,771,000
$3,164,450
stock
of
during
of
$25,000,000
"In
968,000
earlier.
totals
now
' 2,802,967
3,478,000
outstanding
common
year
mitments
feet
of
nearly
173,
Year Ended Dec. 31—
.
1
Net
fW
productive
space, the facilities
those
available
during
double
of
the
World
1.
p.
u
6,481,146
3,327,695
355,007
income
<- '
i
'
1950
—V.
1949
$11,206,304
after
173,
p.
$7,172,278
501,951
197,719
561,234
taxes
561,234
$0 89
$0.35
1
Capital shares outstanding..,.
Earnings per share
;
__
102.
$4,983,560
Caterpillar Tractor Co.- -Earnings—
980.547
•
j !;
America—Earnings—
sales
Net
67,091,573
$6,953,755
i
,
v
Year Ended Dec. 31—
1950
1949
$
,
$
"
1948
'
(rentals,canfrTest,
$5,964,107
3,292,216
etc.)__
fixed
charges.^^.
3,521,148
$4,639,039
*—i—_
Sales
income
Number
$2,442,959
' "2,225)289
^
—•
i
••
.<*.■£
i
360,000
$1.82
taxes
Catalin Corp. of
326,911
income
•»-
360,000
$1.44
preferred stock
increase
2,283,832
i'-ft -iijxtuxi rf. /fin
..,.
<
-
?
j
$2,413,750
iv,
•»'.
s.
n
-v...
'>
;
iyi
...
.
.
■
per
on
two-for-one
$159,127
issued
after
$ •
337,285,327 254,871,526
29,264,285
18.834,T87
taxes
capital shares
of
'Earnings,
'Based
173, p,. '378.
$341,790
360,000
common
$5,000,000
1949
977,500
Contingent charges
—V.
$556,616
on
Commenting
Net
Net.
$517,007
on
an
stated
it
$7,931,255
deductions
after
$5,349,511
; 567,240
«
1,087,566
430,950'
_______
per
turbine
Ships,
66,816,462
(Dr)
income
Income
$7,354,283
855,527
338,520
••
taxes—______
shares
ness
3,907,192
<Dr)
.
-1947
•
" "
income
1S50,
$86,580,762 $82,238,981
1
!
$6,015,325
"
RR.—Earnings—
income
Gross
•'1948
-
$2.40
and
income
Earnings
lightweight
Navy's
railway operating income
Other
-
....
1949
.
396,000
(&
Oct; 31—
Common
8,576,442
rents
198.
'
outstdg—
share.
income
$27,000,000
expenses
rents
•
2,570,034
contracts
Carrier's
revenues
facility
173, p;
-
378.
p.
Dividends
;
Joint
1950
com.
before
Federal
24.
Maine
.
$952,134
shs.
per
Completed
applications of America's first small, general-purpose turbine
consideration by the Navy, and by the Army and Air Force
company spokesman added, earmarking it for an exclusively
career for the immediate future.—V. 172, p.
1730.
&
the-
of
3o9,263
$1.43
the
rejection
interested in the stock."—V.
charges
Year Ended
'
from
.
.
are
Carrier Corp.
Co.—Earnings—
556,196
for
received
on
the
recommended
plan- to split^its
$10,640,465
—V. 173,
1943
,
contract
been
The
.
Jan.. 25
on
(one
Rejection of Split-Up Reeom^ >_>/.. "
—
>,/ •/'
v
profit
Earns,
shares
1949
Inc. below.
Peter
Morgan & Co'^ as
Clarence J. Le Bel
England-—Earnings—
*114,991
1—
than investors
Common
.
four
..
'
a
Operating
Operating
stcok
to
.-V
—
after
Net
under
Equipment
are
~
*94,374
Net sales,
its
accrued
1950
0
12 Months Ended Dec.
Audio Devices, Inc., New York—Stock
Offered—Peter
on Jan. 25 offered 50,000 shares of common
offered
v$5.96
1067.
p.
*60,286
Quarter Ended Dec. 31—>
Mr.
Boston
preferred
Morgan & Co.
above
next,
and
the
(par 10 cents) at $2 per share, less a discount of
>10% NASD members. No part jof the proceeds accfue
to the company.
;>
Y.
//-.« '$2.72
*77,829
income.
War
(Ga.)—Files With SEC—
filed
365,800
165,
;Carpenter Steel Co.—Earnings—
.
said.
well,
military
par) to be offered at $23.50 per share through Clement A.
Co., Inc. and Norris & Hirshberg Inc., both of Atlanta, Ga.,
;and Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc. of Savannah, Ga. The proceeds
are
to be used for working capital.
commission
of
l.
$115
which has sponsored much of the turbine's development,
to supply electric power for
minesweepers, the announce¬
it
use
ment
,+
Jan.
101.
p.
announced
was
&
shares
1.
rate
taxes—
(no
The
Feb.
at
will expire March 2.
production
engine
261,156
as
Evans
on
the
April
on
stock
Boeing Airplane Co.—Awarded Navy Contract—
are
The
at
outstanding-——.
share—____.
Gorham,
Other
Atlas Finance Co., Inc.
1948
'365,800
1948
-
$208,757
■Fed. and State inc. taxes ---1,617,900
$7,484,804
Buships,
Balance
*
$2,580,445
'40,313
ICC-examiners
rather
Black, Starr & Gorham, Inc.—New Name—
$2,775,190
695,648
deducts._
' >
1949
$1,395,663
$190,981
earnings
Dividends
26,008
$264,256
—V.
$2,749,182
3,186
etc.,
convert
after
shares
Earnings
$18,029,622 $16,291,524
14,658,582
13,542,342
V $782,*752'
$83,690,011,/.compared
was-
redemption
____
profit
Capital
$261,070
income
Interest,
-
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$1,524,335
Other income
Gross
to
for
of- preferred
announced
was
preferred,
Sales
'
it
right
shares
3 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Atlantic City Electric Co.—Earnings—
:
>>
,
Equity of stockholders equalled $47.98
share in the preceding year.—V. 173,
'>/ -V*
; ;>:
Black & Decker Manufacturing
173, p.. 101.
Operating
has-called
outstanding
dividends,
329,112
413,914
excess
p.s746.
-Earnings—
'>
1950
1
.
$5,33
'1,819,378
496,407
5
$244,194resulting
172,
240,000 common shares on a. four-for-one
basis in order to broaden the trading bage for the stock, and increase
its macketability> '
>'
'
j
; '
-- -/
j
/The ICC examiners said, however, that recent increases in the
price
,of the stock, "not.supported by earnings, may indicate that speculators;
2,11-7,-453 '* 2,117,453 f- 2,117,453
.
;
capital
working
The
80,534
t-9,898
.
' *12,000
expenses
173.
Two
of unfilled orders, Including engineering projects! for
$336,000,000,*" compared with $165,000,000 in 1949. *
; ?"
with $73,328,670
1947
49,940
of
tProfit.—V.
requirements.—V.
Capital Transit Co.
> 6,566,867
€;568,245
..
16,954,116
share—
per
was
>Net
<:
each
from, railwayfrom railway
—V.
>102,572
62,454
.
$152,358
credit
a
:
,
*16,731
mendfed—
/.The backlog
V./
,
Gross
v
1948
1948
$31,229
5,000,000 shares of capital • stock to be offered at par
cent ^per shaiei .through Melson A.
Cleek, of Spokane, Wash,
proceeds are to be used to pay for mining operations.
Beryllium Corp.—Calls Preferred Stock—
$199,872
121,578
>
78,060
1949
$201,391
193,091
income—
oper.
; :
>$297,010
.1949
-.
'
*$52,067
Canyon Gold, Inc., Cripple Creek, Colo.—Files—
-Earnings—
—
before
Profit
Ry.—Earnings—
1950
Gross irom railway
•„
dividend
earnings
Profit
St. Andrews Bay
proposed
railway—;r_
f Working
■
-r
the
on
1949
•The company
<>'■ '
Sales
Wheel' Co."
Truss
"
vote
.11950
,
1950
oper.
Gross
275,738
173, p. 198.
Fiscal Year Ended Sept. 30—
common
originally
1662.
will
$212,885
from
Net
•
Capital
stock-(par $4);covered by the regiswhich :beeamej effective Sept. 16,
.1944, a total of 52,440 shares* have, been sold at $9:50 per share; or for
a
total of $498,180.
The remaining 19,150 shares 'were removed from
registration on Jan. 22r 1951*
./
.
'
taxes_____-__
A
oper.
ry.
3,592,198
Bendix Aviation Corp.
^
tratioii statement liled with the SEC,
filed
was
sybsidiary company at amounts in
a
/
1—
income—'
shares
covering
/-•Net
Athcy Products Corp.—Sale of Stock—.
of
railway;—
railway
company's
•
stock
Period End. Dec. 31—
•
1947
oper.
1,080
10.—V. 173, p. 102.
Canadian Pacific Ry.—December
announced
30
.
class
ry.
•
334,448
V
book basis therefor.
$866,454
'Deficit.—V.
that the; directors
have proposed-a. tworforrpne. split of common apd preferred stock.
> V
.The t&oard
authorized
filing an
application with /the Interstate,
Commerce Commission for .authority to issue two shares of $50 par
value stock in place of each share of $100 par value stock now ohtstanding,:including.both preferred, and :common. If approved by the.
stockholders in their meeting on April 26, the change will become
effective.as of Aug. 1,.1951.^-V. 173, p. 101.
Gurley,
ry.
above
deprecia¬
into. consideration:
of
after
'Deficit,
1948
from
the
Aeronautical Securities
depletion,
taking
from
Net
•
171,878,391 119.619,146
81,213,346
55,649,389
■
absorb Aeronautical Securities, Inc.
Both firms
City investment companies managed by Calvin Bullock.
sale
Net -from
$972,625
income—
covering
from
Gross
*
1949
oper.
Nil
746,
p.
plans to
From. Jan.
$779,695
>
745,364
19.
December-
be
to
are
1950
railway.—
railway
10,282,200
4,805,505
4,379,065
income-
oper.
Jan.
_____
income
Net
Warner & Co., Inc., New York at $2.50
per
shares to be sold at market (approxi¬
share), through James J. Philips, New York.
The
selling stockholder.—V. 172, p. 378.
a
$1.21
Fund, Ltd.—Proposed Consolidation—
after
the
Gross
,
covering
railway./.,—
Net- from
•Net ry.
15,184,905
ops.
ry.
24
$797,055
from
39,433,918 522,675,610 482,753,947
29,151,718 350,797,219 363,134,801
31,594,580
expenses.
from
rev.
Jan.
on
which 2,500 shares
(par $1), of
745,364
$4.32
Canadian National Lines in New
remaining 1,000
per
Froin Jan.
Net
V
SEC
the
Beaumont, Sour Lake & Western Ry.—Earnings—
V:J $
<j>
with
745,364
t$3.60
.etc.
Net
Arthur
J.
the
go
filed
was
December—
1950—12 Mos.—1949
-
to
$3.50
proceeds
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
w;
notification
of
and
mately
171, p. 554.
Period End. Dec. 31—
?
letter
3,500 shares of capital stock
trustee,* will receive
for the sale to it
bonds due July
$9,986 now in the sinking
N.
sealed
1951,
mortgage. 4Va%
refunding
sufficient
1961,
1,
Trust
A
loss
'After
j.t „•> '»
,
1947
745,364
for
Securities and Exchange Commission—
>
removed
were
1948
Ordinary shares outstanding--.—
'< 365,800
'Earnings per ordinary share.-*-—>% - $1.04
Military and civilian business
operations
Bay way Terminal Corp., Elizabeth, N. J.—Files With
share, earned in 1949.—V. 173, p. 473.
per
close to the largest ever.
orders Is
in sight
per
.
dividends.—V. 172,
Fiscal Year Ended Sept. 30—
'
Although the management lias pursued a- policy of limiting the
booking of
second
quarter ' business,
pendingJ clarification
of ; the
outlook for prices and costs,
the company's present backlog of un-
Chairman,, estimated
Hook,
,
1949
Canadian Car & Foundry Co., Ltd
forces.
zinc coating units.
R.
($50
$39,701,551 $38,153,385 $31,363,243
3,223,106
903,512
■>216,260
2,938,065
statement
the company
t
.
*
stock
common
on
preferred
par
The offering was oversubscribed.
on
York
'Before
-
of
■
be
to
at
stock (no par) at $23 per share. The
to The Young Orchard Co., the selling
stockholders of
from
,
<
-
1951.'* Both yardage
and dollar sales of Bates.fabrics are running .ahead pf. those, fort the
corresponding period in 1950'.
The company has received' substantial
'
effective
cumulative
sold
were
common
accrue
Fund
tion,
well
or
1950.
good beginning on
a
The
173, p. 474.
1950
$42,242,361
taxes
share.
com.
SEC
New
Net
>
the 391,500
on
market
York.
Callahan Zinc-Lead Co., Inc.-
in
in
$63,000,000,
1949's, and net earnings exceeded $9.60 per* share
shares of common stock outstanding on Dec. 31,
:
Bates
of
of
1951.—V.
Three Months Ended Sept. 30—
said;- "Production
covering
the
became
5%
of
stock
merger at the annual meeting on March
earned
' "
*•
D.
the
The
from
24
at
to
by-laws
directors
of
which
shares
shares
1,936
Jan. 22,
on
statement
5,000
common
tAfter preferred
registration
with
value of the 1,370,250 shares to be issued in payment of the stock
1950
per
proceeds
Feb.
391,500
company's
board
$4,620,375
account, and
dividend.
H.
remaining
after
shares of
350%
a
record
from
Jan.
on
offered
Builders Iron Foundry, Providence, R. I.—Stock Of¬
fered—Brown, Lisle & Marshall on Jan. 29 offered 1,080
meeting made possible
directors' recom¬
stock
of
of
revenues
''Loss.
accepting
common
total
shares outstdg.
Common
the yearly election of the entire board.
than
to
t
The
registration
Bullock
authorized
also
the
for
surplus
j
for
additions and improvements to properties of-the
consolidated subsidiaries estimated to cost an aggre¬
had been actually authorized, some of which were
under way on.that date.
The authorized .expenditures .included an
•estimated $44,500,000 at the company's Middletown, Ohio, plant for a
77 oven coke plant, a 1,400 gross .ton blast furnace, and improvement
and enlargement of the hot strip mill and processing facilities; and'an
estimated $36,000,000 at its Ashland, Ky., plant for
a
complete hot
strip mill operation, a cold reversing sheet mill,-^nd two continuous
the
stock
holders
registration
a
shares
income
Net
Stock Div.—
common
to
be
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—Earnings—
shares.
provide
account
its
the
on
1951,
SEC
1948,
5,211
stockholder.
stockholders
The
gate of $95,800,000
14,
the
Operating
radial
own
and
a
Year Ended Dec. 31—
and
now
SEC
to
which
Corp.
is
to
30,
share).
backlog
a
the
$1>
through P. F. Fox & Co., New
selling stockholder.—V. 172, p. 1926.
2nd
from
26
company
assembly
Engine
United
the
Jan.
on
declaration
year
31,4950,
and
company
that
payable
Stockholders
to
including the provision of additional working capital.
purposes,
Dec.
.On
said
also
directors
3,000,000
(■Net proceeds from the sale of the shares will be added to Armco's
general funds which will be applied to financing property additions and
improvements;
Steel
and
Fairchild
engines for
p. 1626.
mendation
...
,
_
sub-contracts
dividend,
The
determined
be
Barium
Jan.
on
orders.
with
(par
sharel
per
go
filed
was
stock
common
f V6
,»
,
Brockway Glass Co., Inc.—Sale of Stock-
1951.
16,
the
later.
It
is
presently planned
that subscription warrants evidencing
the
rights to subscribe to the additional stock will expire at 3 p.m.,
March 14.
A
nation-wide group of securities dealers headed jointly
by Smith, Barney & Co. and W. E. Hutton & Co. will underwrite
the
offering to stockholders and will purchase any shares unsub¬
scribed under the offer.;
;
...
...
each
172,
stock
stock
of
the
by
announced
military
will
Under
Reports Military Backlog—■
Co.,
of
Bates Manufacturing Co.—Declares 350%
stock.
share
Engine
$3,500,000
Aviation,
Sisto
aircraft
common
one-fifth
of
reacquired
—V.
becoming
statement
63,350,441
27,887,361
March
Aircraft
received
Bendix
Mr.
effective and
to
corporation presently plans to make the offer
stock of
record
Feb.
26, through rights to
registration
conditions,
holders
to
the
77,966,026
34,142,197
in September of last year
work from such companies
Airplane, Frankford, Picatinny and Wa'tevvliet arsenals, General Electric, Pratt and Whitney,
Curtiss-Wright,
Republic Aviation,
and
Sperry,
according to Floyd
Sisto, Vice-President and General Manager.
•
■
," ■
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
outstanding 3,954,333.15
were
to
5,919,951
2,797,043
Steel Corp.—Unit
Jacobs
was
as
corporation, one of the major integrated steel producers in the
United States, on Jan. 30 filed with the SEC a registration statement
covering a proposed offering of a maximum
of 884,000 additional
shares of common stock
(par $10) to its stockholders.
On Dec. 31,
Subject
6,543,440
of
$11.75
proceeds
324,575,869 293,357,576
2,154,950
ops.
ry.
approximately
has
Each
This
1950
24,141,225
notification
of
shares
(about
356,708,017
173, p. 102.
The
Split-Up—
into 2 6/47 shares of 47-cent par stock.
issued
were
29,864,475
Net ry. oper. income,.
—V.
197.
p.
from
rev.
30,061,176 402,541,895
letter
5,000
$
stock
the authorized common stock was
shares to 2,100.000 47-cent par shares.
1950,
par
converted
was
Net
into
$
36,407 915
revenues
Railway operating exps.
again
Jan.
American Steel & Pump Corp.—Stock
from
appealed
was
on
Judge
the United
point,
absorbed
been
rendered
judgment
written
this
won
operating
Ry.
A
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$
v
v
SEC^i
Botany Mills, Inc.—Files With
1950—Month—1949
$
it.
of
grounds
on
Maritime
the
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31^-
He contended that he merely
aid,
Ohio
&
3,764,480
t$4.89
13 772,581
3,764,480
share—$7.49
3,764,480
stock
shares
split: in
during the year
in-all
1949.
three
tAfter
1949.—V, 172,
p.
periods,
dividends
2478.
-
.,
$•
.
V
'
218,037.541
giving
•
1,882,240
^$3.66
-
effect
on'preferred
to
stock
'"*=
Volume 173
Number 4983
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(563)
Celotex
Corp.—Earnings—
Year Ended Oct. 31—
Net
sales——
1949
1947
1948
Net
—.
profit—
$3,003,552
dividends
Com.
dividends
Common
shs.
•Earns,
per
"After
875,532
1,307,554
1,518,091
905,472
dividend
Ltd.,
for
the
at
the
rate
$2.80
Oct.
the
pound
to
Coast
Net
1950,
sterling,
the
on
the
shares
fiscal
of
compared
as
in
A
December—
Net
from
from
Net
ry.
Jan.
from
Net
ry,
draw
Feb.
The
than
1948
zinc, it
1947
The
$3,169,527
430,217
607,186
ning
930,705
"144,567
271,241
276,559
39.060.945
34.866,067
37.805,610
32,378,264
5,679,046
3,136,157
4,926,922
2,513.007
2,523,145
214,102
2,029,762
•361,985
corporation
payable
filed
18
aforementionel
net
in the
letter
a
debentures
proceeds
will
Debentures Of¬
interim
or
company's
assets
corporation.'
BUSINESS—The
1950
and
business
of-the
incorporated
was
of
purpose
Charleston,
acquiring
of
the
assets
and
Virginia
and
to
be
was
—V.
have
allowed
by
the
capacity
of
200
Co.
(Delaware),
Williamson
of
Louisville,
in
twenty
Interest
tons
Net
making
Detroit, Michigan,
will
be
semi-annual
paid
installments
the
at
rate
begin¬
4'/a %
of
from
Net
As
Charleston,
Huntington
Virginia and
West
and
Williamson
and
from
ry.
1949
1948
1947
Net
$403,960
Net
ry.
105,701
96,387
43,555
91,727
98,325
^-V.
4,909,912
4,436,282
5,110,996
534,053
491,165
227,543
1,009,657
533,243
716,685
360,680
198.
' *
assets.
High—
1950
Net
ry.
$18.82
The
1948
lien
$22,960,307
$14.99
,
than 12,000 stockholders.—V. 172,
railway—__
railway
1—
ry.
—V.
Kentucky.
15,954.212
of
173, p.
Central
Illinois Electric
Securities
The
SEC
company
covering
The
stock
the
at
and
by
date,
one
as
The
portion
Stone
the
and
funds
par
each
for
by
terms
rights
also
will
and
1948
.
to
the
for
stock
entire
estimated
provide
contemplated
at
portion
a
be
be
available
Allen
.
&
proceeds
not
and
from
than
funds
the
ol
construction
less
to
v., 172,
as
soon
purchase
the
sale
of
$2,500,000,
the
as
the
for
in
1947
2,097,408
per
new
share
Bank,
of
from
Net
ry.
company's construction program is expected to involve expendi¬
of $15,300,000 during the next three years;.of which $7,300,000
to.be spent in 1951. It is anticipated that approximately $3,200,000
of additional funds ..will be needed lor the
1951,.program (in addition
Gross
Net
from
to
Net
ry.
.
that
such
lunds
operations
and
will
the
of
common
be
stock
financing), and
through bank loans
provided
company.—V.
173,
p.
is expected
and from the
it
Illinois Public
Gross
Co.—Stock
139,492
shares.
The
subscription
For further details,
Jan. 31, 1951.
warrants
see
total
expired
V. 173,
p.
173,
The
offer
to
issue
Gross
share
of
new
$1.40
convertible
on
from
ry.
From
Gross
474.
from
—V.
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
from
ry.
121,628
'•
railway,—
"199,575
17,509
"806,999
"771,216
Gross
Net
vv.
Net
36,970,009
—
5.502,786
3.329,865
4,513,078
"2,950,313
"4,667,142
"3,885,791
—V.
"4,923,101
173,
p.
42,736,240
37,565,888
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
*'■
From
Gross
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1949
1948
$1,688,222
551,423
559,880
463,021
589,537
755,483
727,733
ry.
Trust
of
&
17,184,721
20,907,113
a
f
6,046,178
8,019,940
from
ry.
Gross
8,472,202
10,382,352
8,076,954
1949
-"1948
irom
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
railway
oper.
from
from
Net
ry.
p.
$994,376
$958,435
$878,598
276,317
359,994
264,400
175,180
166,560
270,692
165,671
89,865
10,752,626
9,741,376
2,200,539
1,424,983
935,504
348,049
496,554
ry.
Gross
785,298
222,463
225,239
Dana
30,577,220
27,812,088
32,625,027
28,508,455
■
\
and
WOTlj'On
La
Financial
$2,844,133
$2,737,010
851.223
816,142
402,754
Chronicle
from
ry.
2,121,926
1,646,722
Net
942,321
439,635
U.
S.
account
of
,
1947
$3,251,663
fluctuations In
tha
rats
V.'.:,
/v
••
1950
railway
1949
1948
1947
$1,812,519
$1,697,479
$1,467,608
$1,750,579
778,895
769,223
484,163
760,413
747,399
703,031
income—.
railway.
438,356
"
..r
683,874
•"
'
20,445,86316,668,785
8,791,007
5,951,586
railway—...
income
oper,
8,278,612
19,312,071
7,654,219
17,643,967
7,681,034
6,850,014
6,826,248
4,896,864
102.
on
taxes
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
income
'
(estimated
after
profit
'
" \
income.....
on
taxes
1950
$593,823
602,750
Cr79,950
$819,870
$673,775
—
———.„—
dividends
1949
$1,422,620
\
47%)
1—
.
65,172
65,172
Earnings on common' stock—_Ji.i-.-U .?•' $754,698
"Earnings per common^ share:
$0.64
$608,603
'
,
.
"Based
1,182.157
on
shares
outstanding
at
Dec.
31.
1950,
duction of dividends paid or declared on preferred stock for
ended Dec. 31, 1950.—V. 173, p. 379.
;
$0.51
after
de¬
the quarter
.v
,
9,810,157
3,702,345
railway-
32,291,331
income
Corp.—"Earnings—
807,279
306,408
before
Federal
income
1950
1949
1948
$6,972,842
$8,681,250
525,309
507,012
$7,387,740
432,174
$6,447,533
1,575
$8,174,238
.6,453,592
7,666,410
169,939
169,926
6,445,755
171,304
$37.93
taxes
$45.17
$37.62
taxes.—'
income
$2,986,156
606,289
244,216
329,315
33.150.847
railway
-
Net
income.:
Class
25,689,758
31,325,024
7,955,729
9,396,250
6,711,321
2,666,416
3,598,774
A
dividends
dividends
Common
shares
2,388,828
"Earnings
"After
per
paid.
——"
share..
common
class
-
paid..—
outstanding
dividends.—V.
A
$6,955,566
,510,369
498,630
.
1884.
171, p.
199.
p.
1950
*
railway
1948
1949
The
1947
$876,241
$582,203
406,997
146,452
431,095
115,119
246,821
232,549
16,462,727
7,429,719
9,813,069
1,979,792
4,132,717
2,893,650
shares
4,000
stock
common
filed
25
of
income—
$891,190
$792,584
and
two
The
common
proceeds are to be
a
letter of
preferred
(par $1)
shares at
to
8,125,699
4,760,836
of
Jan.
on
company
covering
344,413
18,721
railway.
1—
railway....
railway——
stock
With SEC—
notification
(par
and
$50)
with the BEC
8,000 shares
offered in units of one preferred
per unit,
without underwriting.
be
$52
used for general
2,404,302
income
2,411,740
1,033,394
Colorado Fuel & Iron
1,667,558
Period End. Dec. 31—
income..
"Net
corporate
purposes.
1948
1949
1950
railway.—
$1,627,875
$1,460,041
railway—.—
498,918
213,928
1947
$1,551,051
$1,514,206
332,885
82,340
"60,688
17,786.942
19,055.141
15,586.377
5,008,646
3,249,944
3,567,786
2,772,058
2,107,422
1,188,001
1,476,573
444,115
railway.—
173,
p.
,
172,
Patent
—
income—
of
1949
-
1948
1947
Nil
$2.62
$0.31
cf
Federal
under
taxes
the
new
excess
profits
tax
tLoss.
the
to
law.—•
Colorado
&
Southern
Gross
from
Net
ry.
$1,164,158
$1,438,955
372,729
398,555
493,531
236,955
62,209
154,150
145,087
14,889,830
13,272,896
13,752,371
12,767,159
railway——
5,039,484
3,029,361
2,723,923
2,592.968
income—
1,551,216
1,500,492
826,776
699,039
income.
1—
Jan.
from
1947
$1,182,902
941,302
oper.
ry.
1948
$1,794,649
from
Net
—V.
1949
railway.—
railway——
from
Net
Ry.- -Earnings1950
railway..
oper.
173, p.
199.
$25 ,428,519 $18,390,372 $20,934,495 $21,729,316
1,892.114
2,847,818
5,393,571
7 ,855,059
854,263
351,731
3, ,594,322
Colt's Manufacturing Co.—Earnings
2,393,784
1—
Jan.
from
from
173,
.
255 ,421,649
railway
p.
William B.
238,021,260 254,982,710 231,478,568
44,706,123
45,343,400
55, 770,693-^ 35,909,433*
railway..
Net/ry. oper. income
Office)
exchange,
1,145,355
§$0.99
1434,
p.
From
1950
railway
oper.
1,674,158
share
com.
December—
102.
railway
$591,828
1,145,355
depreciation, depletion, interest, Federal taxes, etc.
preferred dividend requirements.
§After giving effect
adjustment
V.
1—
income—
$4,578,332
1,674,158
"After
tAfter
173,232
19,752,299
income...
railway
1950—6 Mos.—1949
+$823,004
outstdg.
380,361
165,225
per
Corp.—Earnings—
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$2,032,721
_
shares
Common
199.
p.
St.,
tht
11,441,453
6,193,843
199.
*
Gross
(Reg.
34,854,625
8,327,292
Common
income...
President;
Salle
«.
14.033,597
Year Ended Dec. 31—
1—
from
Net
—V.
Seibert,
548,470
'
-.
40,272,864
before
Profit
1948
1949
—
21 ,940,044-.410-939,286
13,514,415
Dana Company,
remittance for
16,812,176
40 Weeks
Net
Publl.'hers,
25
Park
Oct. 8—
Capital
shares
p.
outstanding
1783.
-
1950
1949
1948
$5,930,161
$5,656,312
317.237
141,707
$8.26
*i'.'
j'lf'—
income
$6,825,424
586,822
Ended
SfyUjS) g— *.
—Vu-171.
102.
William D. Riggs, Business Manager.
Fublished twice a week [every Thursday
Chicago 3, HI. (Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England
as second
ciass matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y„ under the Act of March 3, 1879.
American Union, $45.00 per year;'in Dominion of Canada, $48.00 per year.
Other Countries, $52.00 per year.
8.
791,563
railway
Preferred
1,865,549
1950
oper.
Net
474.
135
567,094
•
689,269
*
railway
Jan.
from
9,469,623
10,561,435
324,728
income
890,016
•
Clinton Foods Inc.
$2,874,151
railway.—
from
From
Commercial
William
offices:
'
$1,027,626
railway—_
oper.
173,
The
•
1947
railway
1,153,179
6,224,560
173, p.
Net
$2,811,132
December—
Jan. 1—
Net
—V.
1948
—
1,359,237
Jan. 1—.
Net
1949
income
1,141,390
,
$3,241,213
2,479,698
11,729,328
from
Gross
railway..—
Ry.—Earnings
1947
■!;
1948
$3,530,473
198.
p.
"Deficit.—V.
Central Vermont Ry. Inc.— -Earnings—
Gross
1949
36,180,454
open
ry.
—V.
1947
$2,230,358
198.
1950
the
is
8,289,043
Taxes
2,285,042
oper.
Net
6,480,288
9,250,773
December—
it
$3,101,193
3 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
.
-1
part,
which
$2.25
4,214,705
from
From
18,209,995
6,758,396
i,
income—,0
in
pay,
addition,
16,638,742
from
Net
Savings
2,216,509
oper.
173,
Net
19,495,774
railway
173, p.
dividend
Harris
1,415,117
from
Net
$1,640,609
417,634
1—
oper.
to
5,908,092
Jan.
Net
1947
$1,370,645
264.226
railway
to
,
41.690,397
p.
ry.
From
;
1,188,288
oper.
from
Gross
$1,683,166
income,
Jan.
from
Net
1950
railway
railway
oper.
liquidating
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—Earnings-
Pennsylvania—Earnings—
'December—
Gross
a
shares
1343.
1950
December—
>
"
used
be
datp
thereafter
$4,592,707
incomei..
from
tEarns.
198.
Central RR. Co. of
173,
Net
is
3,399,910
income—
oper.
from
ry.
From
$3,298,687
40.191,692
railway
1956;
1947
$3,535,008
"521,439
"251,557
1—
1948
the
which
Corp.),
4,190,017
from
Net
Net
$3,020,714
371,560
income—
Jan.
•'Deficit.—V.
,
1949
$3,510,367
railway—
oper.
Net; from
Net
railway
15,
.-/
Coconut Products, Inc., New York—Files
Jersey—Earnings-
1950
bonds,
income...
from
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—EarningsGross
Central RR. Co. of New
of
Manufacturing
$3,470,703
December—
December—N
mortgage
railway—
railway..^...
Net
4,473,471
oper.
173,
the
under
interest payment
any
to Jan.
building
1950
oper.
Gross
8,632,227
Jan.
ry.
to
are
school
new
December—
$0.68
income...
from
preference
378.
173, p.
*
1—
oper.
Net
Block and two shares of common stock in
exchange for each share of
presently outstanding $1.50 convertible preference stock, with dividend
arrears of $11.50
per share, was declared effective as of Jan. 12, 1951.
—V.
$0.65
172, p.
railway....
from
Net
Net
Securities Corp.—Offer Effective—one
$0.26
December—
of
on
prior
*
proceds
a
of first
'
..*•
or
secured
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
requirements.
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
Net
Central-Illinois
net
railway
oper.
ry.
$2,469,579
3,324,196
railway—
oper.
on
ratable
$181,000
interest.
Coca-Cola International
subscribed portion, less shares previously sold, of 267,600
additional shares which the company offered to common
a
ry.
—V.
Corp. and Blyth & Co., Inc. and asso¬
ciates are reoffering
publicly 59,642 shares of common
stock at $16.25 per share. The stock represents the un¬
Warrant holders subscribed for
surrender
111.—V.
income...
Jan.
the Roman
"
with
be redeemed
may
interest
accrued
from
Gross
railway
from
from
Net
Offering—
The First Boston
stockholders.
3,324,196
X '
From
102.
Service
$2,388,313
$0.18
railway
oper.
Net
Central
$928,578
December—
from
corporation of
and
1948..
15,
railway.—
from
—V.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings-
The
bonds
accrued
from
Net
3,324,196
dividend
religious
equally
indenture
constructing
Net
present
company,"
be
of July
as
B
and
Profit
tures
preferred
original
will
•
upon
Chicago,
bonds
B
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific
1950—9 Mos.—1949
3,324,196
(formerly Davidson
liquidation is paying
of
Wisconsin
a
Archdiocese of Milwaukee.
Net
1950—3 Mos.—1949
company
be
is
the
King
series
Gross
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
share
com.
..
,
estimated, will total $354,292.
2125.
process
.
From Jan. 1—
preferred
p.
This
the
of
also
1,625,278
199.
p.
Net
prac¬
said
will
5,488,149
1,960,144
and
7,710,793
3,108,039
Chicago Duplicator Co.—Pays Liquidating Dividend—
to
the
for
31,379,285
5,940,038
1,232,444
100
Net sales for the
nine months ended Sept. 30,-1950,
amounted to
$8,799,016 compared with $8,756,599 in the first nine months of J949.—
are
intends
negotiate
required
of
program
to
Co.
34,238,852
4,425,172
December—
outstdg...
per
"After
*■''
also
company
.
.
"Earns,
The
supplied
applied.' to provide a
and contemplated con¬
present
The
company.
preferred
The
.
held.
to
shs.
529,732
,
$22,791,248
1,789,126
dtaxes.—$666,285
Common
be
offering and sale thereof
expiration of the warrants
(for
.
stock,
the
"will
public
the
stock)
financing
required
cf
an
shares
are
Corp.
Securities
the
with
stockholders
464,439
\
.
PURPOSE—The
5,729,603
'
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net ~ income
after
chgs.
stock.
common
seven
other
and
statement
common
:
the
of
and
after
preferred
applied
price
Webster
of
series
underwriting
ticable
&
program
new
common
share
new
Over-subscription
proceeds
of
struction
a
$15
subscription
Dealer-Managers.
net
create
for
365,663
430,771
31,781,014
101
198.
Chicago Corp.
Registers With
—
registration
a
its
of
offered
subscription
stockholders.
filed
29
shares
be
amendment.
named
Jan.
on
to
of
rate
record
Co.
Exchange Commission—
80,000
is
Gas
&
863,847
6,291,787
A, issued
Gross
•"
1947
$3,064,990
759,968
2,051,145
at
245,247,560 217,996,508 241,363.651 221,179,011
83,282,887
50,730,859
73,475,641
71,182,667
37,806,529
19,620,338
32,737,495
31,780,908
railway
oper. - Income
1948
$3,058,859
33,757,997
the
The
1531.
p.
$19,821,229
4,373,038
7,545,134
1949
525,996
income.—
series
series
$12.73
.
railway
from
Net
"
1949
$29,603,504 $17,424,287
income...
Jan.
from
Net
surrounding
1950
oper.
From
Gross
at
$2,768,046
1—
The congregation is
•
Catholic
1949
$37,365,717 $28,407,019
——
share.——_
from
from
plant
1343.
p.
Congregation, Wauwatosa, Wis.—Bonds
Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co., on Jan. 23 publicly offered
$225,000 of 3%% first mortgage sinking fund bonds,
series B, dated Jan. 15, 1951, and due July 15, 1963.
'
4,522,897
1,007,045
—
1950
oper.
173,
cost
Net
moving
tAfter
113,768
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—Earnings—
Gross
profits
railway—...
from
$423,203
71,040
December—
u
of
expenses
$5.58
realized
subsidiaries.
767,216
railway—_
Christ
more
tlncludes
foreign
$3,294,914
income...
Jan.
from
$363,618
1—
Fund Jias
proportionate
railway
oper.
From
98,022
per
from
to Utica, New York.—V. 170,
railway
$441,352
incomei—
value
for
requirements,
received
December—
Gross
per
income—
net
370,429
refined
at
jobbing and retail sale of plate glass, other glass and glass
products, including store fronts.
The
company
serves
as
the sole
distributor for the glass products of Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. in* the
in
provision
$2,476,206
370,429
$6.60
dividend
dividends
1949
*$2,850,938
;
:
the
1950
p.
and
more
railway.—
railway
asset
The
•
the
communities
to
other
of
1950
;
:
share
common
of
completed
1342.
railway.—
oper.
173,
Total
Va.)
(W.
Ky.
8,458,006
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.—Earnings
repaid
p.
per
and
refinery
When
,
acquisition of said assets and business on Oct. 1, 1950,
is engaged in the manufacture and sale of mirrors and in
company
Glass
176,281,195
28,465,216
10,010,400
outstanding
preferred
sales
on
company
zinc
a
Peru.
shares
"After
Washington.
Oroya,
daily
a
As of Dec. 31—
on
Central
195,019,864
29,532,694
2,782,619
102.
p.
"Earnings
announced
construct
La
near
from
from
ry.
operating
of
of
will
$20,800,000
Co.,
West
in
16,211,547
9,132,717
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
profit after taxes
-
the
Huntington
business
the
cities
corporation
of
of
investment
an
used
railway.
Jan.
Net
con¬
Central Glass
,
company
the
for
to
173,140,758
29,585,766
income—
tNet
the
result
the
be
1956.
oper.
Net
notes payable
order
in
of
ry.
Gross
unsecured
branches
of
be
this
Bank
Chemical Fund, Inc.—Assets at New
Said
required
the
of
with
retire
to
Charleston, Huntington and Williamson branches
the
which
maximum
a
with
will
172,
from
From
notes.
$163,000.
financing
purchase
notification
of
and
used
be
principal amount of
temporary
the
Jan.
on
the
covering
28,
15,
from
Net
Ohio
PROCEEDS—The
Sept.
to
December—
Net
1951 and due Jan. 1, 1963, and $50,000 of 5-year
6% subordinated notes due Jan. 1, 1956.
Delaware
July
Gross
—
188,901,154
railway...
173,
Gross
378.
p.
1947
1—
railway
oper.
Net
173,
1948
$28.48
—V.
Charleston & Western Carolina
Ry.—Earnings-
Company in January publicly offered
$125,000 of 12-year 5^2% sinking fund debentures dated
a
$31.29
through
up
property
will
annum.—V.
Jan. 1,
summate
$36.47
ry.
announced.
was
credit
$3,201,159
income.:—
fered—The
represent
its
on
115,310
Central Glass Co. of West Va., Inc.
notes
$38.44
the Export-Import
credit, along
$9,000,000, will
$2,847,882
railway
oper.
.The
656,233
Copper Corp.—Receives Export Bank
agreement
by
installations
new
1949
Pasco
advances
1
1,253,752
railway
•Deficit.—V.
EEC
700,259
1—
from
Net
799,475
from
Net
Common
$4,133,295
income—
oper.
From
Gross
1950
railway
railway
Jan.
from
Net
780,118
share—
de
credit
to
on
July
Central of Georgia Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
1947
Loan—
basis.
same
facilities
^
1943
income
oper.
1949
$16,883,873 $14,261,888 $15,805,989 $15,682,189
* 3,203,967
1,584.301
2.Z66.294
3,437,784
1,206,340
1,082,741
608,753
1,157,663
170, p. 881.
Cerro
outstanding
ended
year
outstanding
per
1949
$29,985,341 $29,159,201 $21,907,930 $18,692,495
1950
railway
railway
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
$102,739,
31,
ry.
From
reported
of
1950
assets-
assets
—V.
subsidiary,
net
Shares
which Celotex owns approximately 48%,
common
stock, reported net income
31, 1950, of $114,744 after all charges
and provisions for taxes on income.
This equals 27 cents per share
on
its outstanding common stock.—V.
173, p. 102.
205,328
or
for
Corp.,
As of Dec. 31—
Total
,
ended
from
from
Gross
$6.59
$7.20
English
company's
year
for the previous year converted
South
$6,227,929
256,863
requirements.
the
xiscal
of
$1.86
Gross
Net
Century Shares Trust, Boston, Mass.—Assets Up—
905,472
$3.03
December—
Net
968,628
905,472
,
share
preferred
with $147,953
The
256,863
905,472
paid
com.
earnings
converted
$6,785,189
256,863
outstdg.
NOTES—Celotex
net
$1,949,190
256,863
paid-.
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
The
Bankers
Trust
Co., New York, N.
Y.,
has been ..appointed
trustee, paying agent and registrar for $165,000 of first mortgage
bonds, 3VSi% series due Jan. 1, 1976.
$48,714,717 $38,362,460 $54,190,341 $46,872,120
Profit before inc. taxes
5,128,552
3,135,190
11,224,277
10,275,529
Fed. and State inc. taxes
2,125,000
1,186,000
4,439,088
4,047,600
Pfd.
Central Vermont Telephone Corp.—Trustee—
*
1950
3
$1.62
$0.72
-
Place, New York 7, N. Y
REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Se bert, Editor and Publisher.
(general news and advertising issue K with a statistical issue on Monday]
Other
c/o Edwards & Smith.
Copyright 1951 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered
Subscriptions In United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-
foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be mads-in New York funds,
~
■
7
.
4
Dayton Pop-Up Sprinkler Corp.
Columbus & Greenville Ry.- -Earnings—
December—
Gross
Net ry.
Gross
income.22,780
6,203
*27,024
v
345,907
221,428
53,034
oper. income.__
♦Deficit.—V. 173, p. 199.
1,972,505
only 19,COO shares of common stock (par
$10) at $12.50 per share.
v
78,808
*35,806
„
" 103,402
145,958
v
balance
for
peal—
•
,
of
of
Court
Appeals
Net
ry.
Capital shares outstdg..
Earnings per share—♦Before depletion.
$0.24
1,590,596
$0.44
—V.
to-Repurchase
Net
its subsidiary, Porto Rico Gas & Coke Co., on
Jan. 26 applied
to the SEC for an order authorizing .Porto Rico to
purchase 1,000 shares of its 6% cumulative preferred stock, $100 par,
income—
1,610,060
631,168
560,160
338,236
54,834 836
49,697,987
60,179,755
13,665,416
7,356,928
53,038,735
12,085,489
railway
12,699,229
8,247,591
income—
7,198,127
4,049,367
Net
—V.
5,815,382
Justin
$8,437,174
2,850,962
Whiting,
with
26
income—
734,379
Gross
82.343,568
15,490,779
9,047,985
7,178,193
-
income—
which
bonds
term
bank
struction
A
are
divisional
a
loans
first
its
the
of
lien
and
to
l;
'
of
for
1951
announced
was
than
more
Michigan communities.
the company's history.
bring to $218,000,000 the total
will
the
on
1,300
It
the
is
budget in
This
long-range
company's
will have
doubled
--ceeding
1,300,000
the
program
electric
system
kilowatts
projects
E.
First
Karn,
Vice-President,
that-the
stated
173,
65,689,066
68,501,025
18,974,732
15,150,006
8,323,771
20,087,260
p.
1,741,611
Brie.
third unit of 106,000
a
that
$3,000,000
9,944,693
income
103.
-
Kolowich
of
its
•
former Michigan Public
of .the
territory
Consumers last year.—V.
•
stock
at
Service
his
cost
Outstanding.
sales
report
1951.—V. 173,
share)
first
a
Co.—Acquisition—
Wright.
Treasurer
as
Mr.
of
Hopkins,
President,
Co.—New
Treasurer—
the
the election of C.
announces
to
company
succeed
the
late
He said no more shares are
Secretary and Comptroller,
Secretary of the company.—V. 172,
1731.
will
the
tl\p
from.a sale
of additional
stock
the funds required in 1951
determined."—V. 173, p. 199.
Net
the
and
company
Union
Oil
Co.
of
California
certain
properties
heretofore
jointly
owned
and
-
ry.
Gross
has
succeeded
173,
stockholders
to
will
be
President H.
as
In
•.■/
exchange,
its total
Continental
interest
in
and Western States
the
v
Oil
transferred
gasoline plants,
Hills
to
Field
Union
in
and
:
The
rEC
company
covering
o'fered
Co.,
500,000
market
at
New
The
Jan.
on
25
raised
by
L.
railway-
1949
at
par.
$1,227,279
851,131
433,363
.
shares
(about
of
letter
a
capital
21 Va
cents
notification
of
stock
(par
share);
per
York.
10
191,030
income—
railwayrailway-—J
from
ry.
—V.
are
to
for
pay
mining
development,
p. 843.
40 Weeks Ended—
income
Common
♦After
to
p.
_
the
which
shares
taxes—
.%
outstanding-—
common
'
of
•
to
ry.
Inc.,
V.
of
according
Oct. 9,'49
2,634,308
$1.44
Mines,
Inc.
'
of
to
are
be
used
from
Nat
from
Net
the
value
par
,
to
the 70,855
basis.—V. 155,
r
:
letter
a
with the SEC
stock
notification
of
convertible
through
purchase
to
172,
additional
Lunt,
&
Buf- 7
' *
and
equipment
-v-'V"
1135.
p.
«
preferred
Hamlin
;r%:v
1943
1947
1950
1949
$3,572,691
$4,070,442
$3,680,795
1.060.196
1.324,078
1,038,566
873,072
*789.267
369,360
462,275
income
".
146,465
ry.
48.909.654
21.502.955
;
41,821,213
7,572.780
railway
income.
oper.
Emerson
Electric
The
offering
stock,
series
A
The
31.
of
5,417.618
5,870,389
7,768,951
5,162,157
Co.—Offering Post¬
■>
shares
57,846
will
$50)
(par
date
leeord
new
cumulative
of
made
be
not
is
Feb.
7
or
to
convertible
holders of
such
date
later
registration becomes effective.
under
411,787
13.016,059
38,832,747
13,572,759
Manufacturing
,
proposed
which
14,488,551
46,307,238
17.948,951
173, p. 380.
poned—
Jan.
I
■'
railway___._
"'Deficit.—V.
offering
the
is
contingent
Securities Act
1933.—V.
of
*
'
:
approval, of the stockholders at
5 and effective registration
upon
be held Feb.
to
173,
380.
p.
%
3,552,425
2,812,861
<
Empire District Electric Co.—Partial Redemption—
The
3,127,408
the
on
of
was
be
for
173.
the
company's
expansion
for
fund,
105.8%
redemption
$53,000
March
on
first
of
interest.
and
1,
through
1951,
3 '/z fk
mortgage
will
Payment
bonds,
made
be
at
Savings Banks, 115 West Monroe Street, Chicago,
103.
p.
Empire Millwork Corp.—Earnings—
program.—V.
1950
1949
1943
$8,338,508
$5,709,975
$7,500,213
551,695
354,463
outstanding
587,500
567,500
common-share
$0.97
$0.62
9 Months Ended
sales
Net
income
after
shares
per
—V.
173,
Sept. 30—
—
Earnings
p.
172,
V/"
■
at
Harris Trust and
Net
direct, the company will receive the entire proceeds,
used
sinking
the
1969,
Jan. 27
investment trust for permanent
an
has called
company
due
111.—V.
company
on
Jan. 26 filed
a
taxes_
991,311
"
56 7,500
$1.75
-
1829.
Equitable Gas Co.—Partial Redemptions—
The
registration statement with the SEC
at
Stocks, Inc.
Dividend Shares, Inc.
fund,
Bank
&
National
Bank
of
—V.
net
.' "
' 7
■
-7"'
'
Assets at New High—
Dec. 31, '50
■■■
assets
assets
Jun. 30, '50
-
$89,593,745
share
172, p. 1731.
per
$1.75
•__.
,
-
$1.57
will
$1.55
sinking
be
the
at
Pittsburgh,
National
Y.—V.
also
fund,
March
due
made
Avenue.
N.
has
company
the
debentures
$77,743,380 $75,433,306
Co..
City
to
an
company
construction of
Changed—
changed to Cristina Copper Mines,
was
amendment
The
filed
the
with
SEC
on
Jan,
22.—
has started
Co.—Earnings-,
per-share—__—
1950
1949
$16,127
Capital shares outstanding,———
earnings
York,
New
called
$200,000
162,000 square foot warehouse to double the capacity
at the Fort Smith, Ark., plant and to be
completed in November. The
present
120,000 square
foot
building
will
"
1,751,800
1,751,800
> n$0.01
_:_
1948
$78 928
$0.05
Jan.
25
filed
a
letter
1,751,800
*
«&02
of
notification with the
rEC covering $50,000 of 5 % subordinated debentures due
May 1, 1930
t> be sold at principal amount
(in denominations of $1,000
$500
end $100 each)
through Hodson & Co., New York.
The
proceeds
working capital.—V. 172, p. 1731.
'•'
used
solely for manufac¬
'
The company is also building a 151,000 square foot addition to its
Easton, Pa., plant, to increase capacity by about 20%. This addition
is also scheduled for completion in November.—V.
172, p. 1731.
J
Fa.,
of
the
for
of
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.— -EarningsDecember—
from
,1950 C.C
$761,82(0
railway—.
from -railway—li._.
Net
ry.
oper.
income—
1§49 ~
-
1947
from
railway—
Net
from railway.,—*i._
Netty." oper." 'income—
♦Deficit.-—V.
173,
or
New York, L
redemption on March 1,
its 20-year 3%%
sinking
173,
p.
or
fund
■
at the option of the holders, at The Chase
of
New York,
11
Broad Street, New York,
:
1950
Six Months Ended Oct. 31—
before
Profit
income
.
■
Net
income
•
Comiron
shares
per
170,
p.
outstanding
common
1949
363,675
,
.1948
$805,563
$852,870
taxes___
taxes———1_
%
-
$620,528
306,150
235,800
$489,195
II
$499,413
$384,728
v
1,229,660
1,229(660
1,229,660
r
$0.39
-
$0.40
$0.31
share.
1189.
1946
$773,805
$607,960
*1,830,227
'1.105.656
*2,074,60(1
*1,172,283
*877,283
*758,084
46,176,305
17,226,413
6,659,125
38,903,717
12,466,490
46,602,055
19,648.827
39>402,970
holders
17,293,764
5,611,272
10,165,042
8,952,762
capital and $0.1062 a final • dividend.
at the rate of 15 cents per share,
June 30 to holders of record June 25, 1950.
;p.' i03.
1951,
476.
City
$389,561
.
„
the Chase
at
Street,
*1,598,437
*1,904,089
the
1973,
.
V
—V.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Pa.,
Broad
for
at the Mellon '
Equitable Office Building Corp.—Earnings—
Earnings
Gross
11
:
next,
series due
1, 1970 at 1C4% and accrued interest.
Payment
Union National Eank of Pittsburgh, 300 Fourth
Bank
Provision for income
$33 349
.Crown Finance Co., Inc., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
on
be
1,
including
a
Net
to be used for
$1,500,000 expansion program
turing.
Sept. 30-*
charges and taxes
corporation
a
bonds,
Pittsburgh.
trustee,
of
March
Payment will be made
,;=
This
for
Dec. 31, '49
the
on
3 Va '<■
mortgage
interest.
Y.
'
'r
Trust
redemption
for
first
of
accrued
National
;..<
called
$210,000
and
100.79%
N.
As of—
has
company
sinking
1,000,000 shares-of its special stock;
Dixie- Cup Co.—Starts Expansion Program—
Nrt income after
are
:
stockholders
the
increase. in
no
$3,600,012
railway.:
adjourned annual meeting
Proposed New Name. — See New York
\'
; v.;;;;v ■,
y
Net
below.
this corporation
Croft Brewing
The
of
three-for-one
a
share)
per
buildings.—V.
459,983
"6,814,577
' 3,816,808
on
cumulative
5%
$1,169,644
5,478,381
to
an
shares
From Jan. 1—
Gross
on
413,638
approve
"
1946
below.
Total
172, p. 199.
173, p. 103.
Year Ended
*
.■
which
subsidiary
Alloys Corp.—Files With SEC
&
filed
($50
par
railway
operation
and -199..
covering
$4.58
_
preferred dividend requirements.—V.
name
>
increase would permit
The
split
be
24
Jan.
shares
to
oper.
record
15,917,636
to
100,000
value.
par
recommend
to
,
The
:
«
a
.
sales
a
on
%
from
from
Diversified Funds, Inc. (N. Y.)—Registers With SEC—
The
2,634,308
share—
Cristina Mines, Inc.—Name
»
of
{h':
Net
199.
sale
will
379
pp.
&
$80,334,313 $52,577,053
12,298,352
4,033.137
_
after
Cristina
from
December-
been
207,165
7,818,723
_
income—
oper.
173,
As
:
be
Hunter
Cristina Copper Mines, Inc.—New Name—
See
result
a
Y.
Common
the
with
installation
Oct. 8,'50
—.—
'Earnings per
$5
on
proceeds
Net
investment, of 12,000 shares of the company's authorized
but heretofore unissued common stock at a price of
$32.50 per share.
•
'
r "
:
1828.
p.
Corning Glass Works (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Net
as
■■■.■■'.
proceeds
sales
,
Co.—Plans Split-Up—
March
at
additions
Gross
The
15,049,255
v
17,939,733
announced the sale to
equipment and for working capital.—V. 172,
Tfet
in
stock
717,283
Hugh S. Ferguson, Executive Vice-President,
Hoffman
cents)
through
voted
$1,467,106
,
Trust
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry —Earnings—
i
1947
$1,600,666
_
Bankers
at
half
a
>
based
is
31
V
other means
who has
Pierson
option,
and
year
program."
Refractories
5,000
N.
The
for
Dewey & Almy Chemical Co.—Common Stock Sold—
portion
a
the
all in California.—V. 172,
filed
past
meeting
company
series
Copper Canyon Mining Co.—Files With SEC—
.
.
476.
,
The
1950
railway
oper.
Net
operated
^
-
has
Kettleman
for
interest.
at the Mellon National Bank
or
173, p.
Jan.
on
of
offered
falo,
.
Louisiana.
1951,
Ekco
outstanding
now
be
to
476.
p.
from
Net
by Continental in the Circle Ridge, Maverick Springs, Lance Creek, North
and South Sunshine fields in Wyoming—in the Douglas Creek and
Thornburg fields in Colorado—and
in
the
East
Moss
Lake
field,
of
1,
and collateral
accrued
From-Jan. 1—•
31
Jan.
on
jointly announced that an exchange agreement has been concluded,
whereby Union Oil has transferred to Continental Oil all its interest
in
from
Net
Continental Oil Co.—Exchange of Facilities—
This
from
the
arrangement
capital
shares
covering
state:
of
Chairman.—V.
Gross
in
Canada
annual
The
is
company
December—
as
Ekco
in
Electro
of Detroit.—V. 170, p. 2435.
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—
Ranck,
A.
and
824.
p.
to registration with the SEC, it is
sell additional stock to stockholders at par ($20
ten shares held. This is
company,
the
holder's
Y.,
N.
Pa.—V.
100%
directors
shares
than offset
Commission and
'
continue
Redemption—
March
on
102.34%
at
the
at
or,
New York.
reorganization
300,000
for the fiscal year Nov. 30,
its 1951 program of financing construction projects.
proposed issue has not been fixed.
Brown, Chairman of the Board, and James W. Parker,
Smith
T.
Mass..
than
authorized
Detroit Harvester Co.—New President—
H. Hopkins
Joseph
formerly
476.
p.
Keating, Vice-President in charge of foreign operations, anJan.
31 that the firm's Canadian subsidiary has boosted
preferred
N.
1974,
Electric Controller & Mfg.
the
of
come
yet
made
Continental Diamond Fibre
redemption
for
due
series
Pittsburgh,
new
The
at
in
of
needs
balance
J.
Norris
called
the basis of one share for each
on
step
date
will
not
.%■
..
173,
products made in the United States and
England.
The subsidiary merchandises the imported goo.ds along lines
proven successful in American markets.—V. 172, p. 2379.
"To meet projected normal and de¬
pushing steadily ahead with its program
of plant and distribution system expansion.
All construction expendi¬
tures through the early part of 1951 have been provided for.
However,
it will be necessary to do additional financing to carry through 1951.
"It is expected that approximately $17,000,000 of the required funds
America—Redemption Agent—
475.
p.
below.—V.
o.i
warehouses
Jan. 29 announced that, subject to authorization by
Michigan P. S.
.Prentiss "M.
The City-Bank Farmers Trust Co., New York, has been appointed
redemption agent to redeem 3,000 shares of 4%
cumulative preferred
stock, called by lot for redemption March 1, 1951 at $1.02.50 per share,
prepayment of full redemption prices being authorized on and after
1,
Equipment—
Inc.
,
But this will be more
operating. loss.
an
The company on
fense
172, p. 1828.
Container Corp. of
.
Products Co.—Canadian Unit Reports Gain—
more
"unique
•
'
company's earnngs
will show
President
by
acquired
Co.
Boston,
Co.,
nounced
his company has purchased 39,500
of $314,559, or less than $8 per
that
a
purchased.
being
stated
The
1954. Mr. Karn also
service improvements in
for
Lines,
Cargo
Fuel Associates—Partial
has
Wall Street
16
Ekco
14,783,288
8,330,813
.
12,156,284
.....
,
disclosed
also
own
preparing an offer to
per
kilowatts in
included
is
stockholders,
to
sinking fund, $120,000 of first mortgage
33VX
bonds,
Edward
58,743,852
Kolowich, President, on Feb. 1 announced that this com¬
pany has purchased 120,000 shares of American Optical Co. common
stock at a net cost of less than $36 per share.
The block represents
about 18V2 % of American Optical's 645,936 shares.
the
r
'%
project is the continuing construction of the
Justin R. Whiting steam power plant on Lake
units of 85,000 kilowatts are scheduled for operation
The first two
1952 and
announced
the
of
Trust
877,871
"
J.
George
approved >
budget
directors this week calls for $37,000,000 for electric additions
improvements and $9,000,000 for gas, with $2,000,000 for general
Jan.
817,484
66,123,375
railway
railway—.—_
property taken from it by the city
projects.
The
largest single
uew 276,000
kilowatt
the
Co.,
&
Detroit Edison Co.—Plans Common Stock Issue—
D.
Air
Caribbean
company
Streets,
_
under
by the
in
687,458
Detroit & Cleveland Navigation
way.
and
1,279,032
oper.
ry.
—V.
1950,
carry
now
Air Lines, Inc.—Leases
Trans
This
by $549,520 it received as an insurance settlement on its claim for
damages sustained last June by the SS. "City of Cleveland, III," and
the
$500,000
balance of the condemnation
award
it
received for
instituted in 1946, arid which
generating capacity for a total
of
income—
from
from
Net
He
expan¬
to
2,400,382
$5,211,098
1,006,732
oper.
presently
,
expenditures
of
completion
upon
largest
;
reported
has
President,
Frieze,
B.
2125.
account
$5,703,854
1,851,947
$5,794,333
$6,540,633
share, leaving 460,000 shares
on
26 by this company to meet national defense demands for elec¬
tricity and natural gas, together with civilian growth in its territory
of
$612,917
939,507
______—_——:
Eastern Gas &
1946
1947
1949
1950
railway——
from
ry.
Mr.
Jan.
sion
/
share.—
per
Eastern
From Jan. 1—
shares
program
330,000
—_—
outstanding
The
<
construction
»
445,000
$505,144
976,023
$0.52
—;
*
trust
railway-
trom
Net
series
new
a
off $8,000,000 of shortfunds for the 1951 con¬
pay
provide
to
company
program.
$48,000,000
mortgage, bonds
1,002,917
—
1950
income
on
See
81,154,430
17,328.692
' 8,322,247
91,426,345
22,581.582
11,362,804
80,476,508
18,348,264
railway-
oper.
Net
.
;
President, has announced that application was
the Michigan P. S. Commission for authority
of
950,144
1—
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.- -Earnings—
with ■>
a coupon
rate of not more than 2%% per. annum and maturing not
earlier than 1981,
to be sold at competitive bidding.
The proceeds
of the
bonds are
to provide
funds to redeem the entire issue of
$5,300,000 principal amount of Michigan P. S. Company first mortgage
$40,000,000
1949
$8,709,185
—-
J
$7,420,183
1,604,615
868,722
$7,558,776
2,013,907
1,126,096
$6,531,719
1,474,676
1,613,946
December—
Net
R.
Jan.
on
isue
242,984
$0.65
p.
173, p. 103.
Gross
to
972,397
119,025
Payment w.ll be made at the Slate Street Trust Co., State and Congress
has pledged both the preferred and common stocks of Porto
security for a one-year note held by The Chase National Bank
City of New York and presently outstanding in the amount of
$650,000.
Consolidated proposes to apply the proceeds of its sale of
the Porto Rico preferred to the partial payment of its note to Chase.
The SEC has given interested persons until Feb. 9, 1951 to request
a hearing
upon the proposal.—V. 172, p. 1531.
filed
949,680
•
1947
1948
1949
railway-
railway——
from
ry.
as
(Mich.)—Plans Bond Issue—
*
*199,922
103
p.
"The
fabric
business
has
made
a
marked
since
improvement
early
in
January.
We expeci: earnings for t'ne three months ending March 31
will be better than in the same period last year.
<,
"Earnings for the past quaiter were reduced by a 10 day four
plant shut-down in October due to an unauthorized strike, by low
demand for fabrics in those months, and by higher taxes."—V.
172,
Western RR.—Earnings-
1950
railway——
Jan.
Net
the
Consumers Power Co.
173,
$8,210,374
Lyman
solidated
Rico
438,310
198,624
income
sales
Earnings
103.
from
Gross
3,445 shares of the preferred stock together
the $25 par common stock of Porto Rico. Con¬
owns
10,000 shares of
1,072,738
railway
oper.
Shares
734,507
1—
oper.
From
1
.
now
65,309
3,686,821
Net earrings
$4,525,503
from
ry.
and
from Consolidated.
*9,185
4,339,064
Duplan Corp.—Quarterly Earnings—
Net
1947
$4,878,607
753,952
p.
from
Net
1Q4R
742,714
oper.
173,
Gross
'
company
45,142
3,492,819
Quarter Ended Dec. 31—
operates
$4,205,864
Delaware, Lackawanna &
Gas Co.—Unit
&
from
ry.
installer
largest
It now
26,715
Earnings beiore taxe-; on income—--
1Q49
IQSn
December-
Consolidated Electric
the
be
railway—
from
ry.
tLoss.—V. 170, p. 1188.
Its Stock—
to
1,355,627
from
Gross
Nil
•
,
reported
$4,847,796
Jan.
Net
1,596,596
$0.01
1,590,596
is
railway—
oper.
Net
t$212,440
$706,722
—
corporation
30,740
122,339'.
4.389,860
railway
'Deficit.—V.
railway—.—
from
from
From
$24,242
1,590,596
$385,661
(par
1947
$348,921
145,576
94,568
1—
Jan.
from
Net
Outstanding
25,000 shs.
Authorized
25,000 shs.
,
December—
Gross
1950—9 Mos.—1949
1950—3 MOS—1949
Period End. Sept. 30—
I
$10)
1948
$299,364
"
$394,660
income...
oper.
From
Gross
Taxes
Net
of
ry.
1949
$364,219
1950
railway.;
railway——
new
a
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Monday, February 5, 1951
.
Delaware & Hudson RR. Corp.—Earnings-
Consolidated Coppermincs Corp.—Earnings—
with
complete
to
irrigation
landscape
Net
Consolidated
used
systems in the Southwest.
in 20 Western and Southern States.—V. 173, p. 475.
•
at
♦Net income after taxes
EFFECT
,
BUSINESS—The
106.
This
be
from
Net
GIVING
:
v.-,.
stock
Common
Philadelphia, Pa., has rejected an
appeal by J. S. Parlee & Co., Inc., New York, stock brokers, for a
decree
ordering the above corporation
to distribute its
remaining
assets directly to its common stockholders rather than by assigning
them to the Southern Company, a wholly owned subsidiary.—V. 172,
p.
to
are
working capital.
CAPITALIZATION
Commonwealth & Southern Corp.—Court Rejects Ap¬
S.
proceeds
building, for purchase of machinery capable of producing 6,000,000
feet
of-copper pipe per year, supplies and raw materials and the
•/:
U.
net
from
Net
.
PROCEEDS—The
1,732,438
234,243
1,966,752
1,994,204
ry.
The
December—
Gross
dents of Texas
24,186
18,054
.
.
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
Stock Of¬
—
offering to resi¬
are
mill
railway—...
from
$178,452
■* 15,535
railway
from
Net
$158,189
14,531
1—
Jan.
Net
$160,365
54,408
(Texas)
fered—Southwestern Securities Co.
1947
1948
;
$209,060
railway.—__
oper.
From
1949
1950
"
railway
from
from
Net
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(564)
Equity Trust Shares of America—Trust Terminated—
The
trust
was
terminated on June 30,
1950 and after a 90-day wait- ^
ing period to Sept. 29, 1950, the Mississippi Valley Trust Co., St. Louis,
trustee, sold underlying securities and made a distribution to certificate
return
at the
rate
of
$5.2638
per
share, of which $5.1576 constituted
of
The final coupon No. 40,
was
paid
Volume 173
Number 4983
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(565)
Erie
Net
ry.
income
oper.
1947
Co. of Texas—Plans
Financing
Georgia Southern
—Acquisition, Etc.—
1946
$14,705,142 $12,184,535 $13,836,272 $13,297,690
2,634,504
4,728,031
3,335,234
3,138,066
1,267,192
1,929,042
878,686
1,625,190
railway
railway
from
Net
1949
1950
from
American Oil
General
RR.—Earnings—
December—
Gross
The
the
plans
company
SEC
covering
to
file
proposed
a
but unissued common
registration
a
offering
stock.—V.
of
statement
shortly
with
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
shares
of
authorized
172, p. 1435.
Net
from
ry.
166,190,465
149,109,907
44,580,385
27,541,198
19,473,025
railway
10,555,698
railway—.
income—
175,098,789 152,101,382
45,035,433
32,152,543
11,528,288
20,224,823
Fairmount Foods Co.—Stock Offered Employees—
has
company
for
share.
shares
12,000
its
offered
of
employees
the
stock
common
privilege
$25
at
par)
tno
sub¬
of
including
per
15
and
are
payable in cash or
on
a
monthly payment or payroll
deduction plan.
The minimum amount of stock which may be sub¬
scribed
for
is
five
shares.
If
the subscription
exceeds five
shares,
the maximum
amount is one share for each $200 of
annual salary
Subscriptions
will
received
be
and
to
up
American
General
Transportation
Corp.—Certificates
Placed
Privately—The corporation announced on Feb. 2
has negotiated through Kuhn, Loeb & Co., the
sale of $8,347,500 equipment trust
certificates, Series 47,
to a small group of institutions.
Of the total, $4,200,000
principal amount was delivered on Nov. 1, 1950, and the
balance of $4,147,500 principal amount on Feb. 1, 1951.
that
173, p. 200.
scribing
Feb.
it
The
and
certificates
will
including Nov. 1,
bear dividends
The
11
mature
serially in quarterly instalments to
Maturities to and including Nov. 1, 1958,
1970,
at the
equipment
and
cars
new
rate of
2%%, the balance at a rate of 3Vb%.
covered by the trust consists of 1,190
new
tank
hopper cars.—V. 172, p. 2023.
Gross
$674,420
$641,694
311,308
274,149
189,452
233,075
93,116
99,107
56,364
7.890.878
7,095,792
2,158,375
7,211,017
6,201,458
2,937,058
1,885,712
1,393,834
796,907
526,512
516,045
352,081
railway.
575,253
Income.
oper.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway.,
income
oper.
173,
-
1947
1948
200.
p.
Gillette Safety Razor
In
connection
the
SEC,
sisted
for
it
is
ported
to
shares
—V.
with
the
the
of
plan
stock
filing of
"the
of
of
as
the
in
$1)
(par
letter of
a
corporation's
notification
dated
stockholders
common
173,
that
letter
a
the
year
Co.—Offering to Employees—
recent
announced
simply in filing
another
General Electric Co.—All-Time Record Broken—
Federal Mining & Smelting Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
•Net
income
after
Capita^ shs.
Earnings
1950—3 Mos.—1949
taxes
$676,273
1950—9 Mos.—1949
246,640
t$l,549,582
246,640
246,640
$6.26
$6.28
$1.44
$2.74
share
The
$356,633 t$l,545,032
246,640
outstdg
per
•Before
the
deducting
tAfter
income
taxes
amounting
to
1949.—V. 170, p. 2129.
in
company's new $30,000,000
Jan.
on
The
31.
contracts
tractors,
in
to
addition
President.—V.
orders
cover
for
according
parts,
spare
duty 5-ton
heavy
trucks
to
G.
and
Hammond,
H.
Federated
utilities
dividend
shares
While
been
the
at
of
ot
of
the
date
of
the
exact
is
of
Jan.
to
that
31
it
authorize
stock
common
for
expected
the
of
Mr. Lazarus further
maintain
to
share
per
Mr.
to
the
that it
Company's
with
action
con¬
the
SEC
extending
Oct,
19, 1949 which was re¬
statement offering 10,000
proxy
to
notification
recent
with
selected
officers
and
employees."
476.
p.
stock
increase
pointed cut
not
has
the
$3
to
share.—V.
the
annual
172, p.
$2.50
effect
cash
and
1829
the
of
rate
annual
company
dividends
of
increased by the stock dividend.
as
that
the intention
was
the foregoing
of
dividends
throughout
Mr.
to
attributed
Warren
"the
the
the
multi-billion-doliar
immediately
companies
U.
with
of
N. Y.,
combined
a
expansion program
World
ahead
electric
for
available
are
of
War
demand,
and
turbines
the. power
permitted
has
the
to
sufficient
for
by
which
industry
by
power
launched
II
in
orders
in
A
of
line
new
Nine Months Ended
other
and
Capital
be
each
to
standard,
Rectifier
tools;
been
Divisions.
for
and
complete
d-c
announced
Applicable
supplies utilizing
power
the company's Light¬
by
wherever
d-c
is
power
re¬
of
conversion
line
feeders
a-c
three-phase,
to
new
and
and
20%
Products
•After
1949
1948
$6,058,117
$9,576,317
•233,040
531,060
deducting $152,655 loss
—V. 171, p. 2096.
Subs.)—Earnings
1950
531,060
1,722,494
531,060
$0.78
$0.48
The
lower)
This
includes
line
new
regulators
of
ranges
1
standard
in
173, ^p.
regulation.—V.
were
taxes,
amounted
net earnings from its
172,
to
providing
operations
1950
with $2,188,057,
Total
and
received—_
income
Dividends
—V.
—.£7
after
paid
164,
$666,824
•Loss.
The
from
Net
ry.
Division
324,800
M.
200.
324,800
from
Net
railway——
1949
$2,600,084
1947
$2,642,380
$2,715,184
490,198
585,865
577,495
322,179
215,692
309,762
1,399,314
26,890,358
25,902,147
28,653,199
27,054,334
4,525,548
railway—
4,098,153
4,755,390
3,371,050
1,855,052
1,544,281
173, p. 104.
Period End. Sept. 30—
sales—
income
•204,496
1,403,010
income—
Follansbee Steel Corp.
Net
1,106,706
88,164
shares outstdg.
442,228
442,228
442,228
442,228
Earnings per com. share
$1.66
Nil
$2.50
•Loss, after giving effect to
$769,247
—_
,y'*$62,652
$1.58
—
taxes.——
for
of
taxes
the
letter
notification
of
shares
$20.37xh-$20.50
was
filed
with
stock
common
of
ipar
$1)
per
share),
the
to
SEC
be
through
and
to
manufacturing area
Division
Motor
1950,
provision
30,
$282,080,
Jan.
on
offered
24
covering
the
at
market
Dillon
&
Co.,
said
to
Expand—
total of
a
over
500,000
square
feet
26
proceeds
1951.—V.
173,
to go to holders of scrip which expired
are
on
Jan.
15,
476.
p.
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
172,
Food
the
on
change
each
stock
for
three
shares
Commission
application
of
issue
to
Ohio-Apex,
of
Inc.
Ohio-Apex.
holders of at least
the
of
Corporation
company's
80%
has
set
166,665
the
on
The
offer
Feb.
5
basis
is
of
for
hearings
shares
common
one
subject
of Ohio-Apex shares.—V.
to
in
ex¬
share
for
acceptance
173, p. 380.
a
$65,000,000
L.
Wiles,
Motors
Gross
1950
from
railway
Net from railway
Net
ry.
From
oper.
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
$2,688,747
$1,733,664
$1,532,787
$1,491,188
—
1,329,722
704,003
564,071
563,449
income—
627,029
418,881
342,931
Buick's
Manager
General
and
common
Tire
stations
Radio
Tire
1949
$5,239,900
1,039,971
$5.04
1,039,971
__
share
$5.68
-
&
Rubber
Co.—Don
Network
Lee
Ac¬
and
of Dec.
net
Shares
Number
station
Net
Diego
(Calif.)
Angeles,
will
sold
be
at Sau
General
KFRC
to
The
agreement
an
fcr
to
annual
an
C.
B.
lease
rental
certain
of
properties
$288,000.
This
from
the
transaction
retirement
is
condi¬
S.
selling its present 49%
interest in TV station
KTTV at Los Angeles.
The Times-Mirror Co., owning 41% of KTTV,
has indicated that it will buy out the Columbia interest.—V. 173, p. 200.
on
5,085,527
4,746,372
4,432,783
Ry.
2,540,288
2,478,709
2,217,621
Ry.
Period End. Dec. 31—
operating revenue—
operating
Net
*
$278,683
$205,604
$2,994,608
212,080
210,941
2,639,656
$2,749,982
2,757,902
4,741,234
,
3,712,195
24,437
.
1
share—
ry,
18.126
$17.65
$14.93
173, p. 200.
ry.
Bank
&
appointed transfer agent for the
$66,603
42,551
*$5,337
$354,952
*$7,920
*19,130
*22,005
*361,382
Trust
common
Co.
of
Agent—
New
York
has
stock.—V. 172, p. 2220.
operation,
Jan.
on
of
changed
notice
that
name
of
this
Gorham,
received
26
incorporation
to
Black,
the
Starr
&
Inc.
by
Ry.—Earnings1949
1947
1948
$5,096,292
$4,062,576
$4,073,487
$4,070,665
1,307,337
939,379
692,530
569,109
656,057
799,793
492,195
57,339,292
51,419,487
45,550,665
14,181,883
46,986,576
7,475,045
9,561,616
8,538,959
8,351.544
3,268,169
5,342,323
3,572,923
192,016
railway
income
104.
p.
have
directors
called
special
a
meeting
of
stockholders
for
13, it was announced
116,000 shares of 4V2%
stock
new
would
Feb. 1, to consider creating a new class
cumulative preferred stock of $50 par.
used solely as a dividend to present stock¬
be
'■
..
r
•
•.
Lansing P. Shield, President, said that if approved, the board would
resolution for issuance on or about April 13 of a dividend of
adopt a
V.
of
173, p.
share
a
200.
of
preferred for
each
capital
of
share
stock.—
..
Graybar Electric Co., Inc.—Stock to Employees—
Under
the
registration
statement
1950, covering 72,000 shares of
sold
were
to
total
a
employees
of
from
Great Northern
arid
on
25,
$20),
(par
stock
purchase
Sept.
18,
68,790 shares
at
plan
remaining 3,210 shares
1951.—V. 172, p. 752.
par
were
re¬
1949
1950
1946
1947
railway
railway—
from
ry.
the
effective
became
stock
a
Ry.—Earnings—r
from
Gross
Net
to
Jan.
$1,375,800)
registration
which
common
pursuant
December—
$24,164,796
$14,850,983
$16,539,642
$16,490,180
10,028,961
1,903,041
2,476,269
2,652,596
income
4,024,275
223,814
oper.
170,631
•
,
1,189,969
1
:
from
Gross
railway-— 227,516,257 212.267,229 216,342,083 193,751,851
Net from railway65,391,793
50,315,421
54,179,535
50,262,856
Net ry. oper. income
27,433,305
20,545,035
27,199,841
23,815,730
—V. 173, p. 104.
-
Green Bay & Western
Net
Net
RR.—Earnings—
*
1949
1947
1946
$326,659
79,453
$308,798
114,845
$317,003
97,725
$282,683
114,876
40,195
65,261
53,964
*186
3,816,275
1,281,378
558,778
3,592,915
740,981
3,720,513
3,126,841
973,430
738,926
214,933
343,191
185,884
1950
December—
from
Gross
railway
from railway—
ry. oper. income—
-
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway—
income—
from
Net
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
173,
stockholders
The
from
709,256
200.
p.
1950
1949
1947
1946
$776,536
$633,121
$727,438
Jan.
10
voted to
reduce
the
to 410,040 shares.—V. 172,
authorized common
196.
p.
from
ry.
207,470
102,342
56,320
89,746
income—
186,636
76,730
48,938
19,203
oper.
from
from
Net
ry.
Co.
.
of America—New Busi¬
Shows Gain of 34.2%—
ness
all-time
record production of new paid business totalling $106,including revivals and increases, will highlight the company's
report to policyholders, James A. McLain, President, an¬
nounced. This figure represented a 34.2% gain over the production for
the
previous 12
months.
The
record sales volume resulted
in a
$66,684,000 increase in insurance in force, a gain of 52.9% over the
An
548,000,
annual
91st
Guardian's
increase.
1949
stood
total
insurance
in
force
on
Dec.
31,
1950,
$898,831,000.
at
$44,675,000, compared with $40,691,000
in
1949.
Investment income
for the year
totalled $9,797,000, an
increase of $804,000 over the previous year.
The net interest rate for
1950 on Guardian's invested assets rose to 3.05%.
Earnings of $5,377,000 exceeded last year's record total of $5,162,000.
From this
total, Guardian's board of directors authorized that $3,500.000 be set aside for dividends to policyholders in 1951, an increase
of $300,000
over 1950 dividends.
In addition, policyholders' surplus,
was
increased to $19,858,000, representing a margin of 7.1%
of lia¬
Total income for the year was
170, p.
1295.
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earningsfrom
from
Net
ry.
1947
$6,199,833
1,462,284
590,100
$7,015,203
1,611,767
625,736
$6,692,069
1,601,568
640,637
78,428,088
73,031,815
81,057,931
73,330,078
23,275,277
income
1949
$7,157,230
2,294,795
1,018,823
railway—
railway
oper.
1948
1950
December—
Gross
17,339,651
21,262,739
18,105,954
9,310,917
7,008,946
9,097,324
6,876,002
From Jan. 1—
from
from
ry.
—V.
railway.—
railway
oper.
income—
173, p. 200.
$722,981
from
Net
-V.
on
Life Insurance
Guardian
Net
railway
railway——_
December—
Gross
Net
been
initial
and
Grand Union Co.—Plans Div. in Preferred Stock—
Gross
Earnings—
railway:
railway
oper.
Hajoca Corp.—Earnings—
1950
i949
$37,652,413 $29,486,299
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Sales
From Jan. 1—
Garment Center Capitol, Inc.—Transfer
Exchange
1950
oper.
1.73,
Net
Gross
National
ops,
income—
173, p. 200.
Georgia RR.
Net
—
from ry.
oper.
1949
*1950
shareholders
Sterling
1950—Month—1949
•Deficit.—V.
$83,698,269 $55,420,988
per
from
Net
—V.
Net
31—
value
expenses
1950—12 Mos.—1949
'
200.
company,
381.
p,
certificate
been
railway
bilities.—V.
7,312,175
•Revised figures.—V.
The
San
Los
in San Francisco, where the Pauley company is also applying.
station
KTSL-TV,
Hollywood, and associated facilities
purchased by Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc., for $333,765,
tioned
3,305,065
Income—
outstanding
asset
at
at
Television
16,582,258
assets
of
KGB
KHJ-FM
and
sale.
of
Net rev,
As
KHJ
Rubber
&
will be
16,444,310
Fundamental Investors, Inc.—Assets Show Gain—
Total
from
stock
Co., which now owns the Yankee Network in New
price is to be $650,000, subject to adjustments at the
The company will also rent certain real estate from
the pension fund for ten years at a price of $3,480,000.
The Commission
dismissed
a -petition
by Edwin Pauley and his
associates
in Television
California
who
asked
that. the
transferees
turn down a pending application of the Don Lee Co. for a television
20,510,360
railway
Goodrich
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1950
$5,907,700
taxes
outstanding
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
14,922,247
future.
F.
From Jan. 1—
340,542
railway
oper.
173, p.
1947
B.
company's
fund
1948
1—
Jan.
from
Gross
1949
the
Corp.
retirement fund for salaried employees in December
purchased
the
Don
Lee
broadcasting
properties
in
California for
$12,320,000. The fund will immediately sell all radio, television, relay
and experimental stations, retaining tne real estate as an investment.
plus
Fort Worth Si Denver City Ry.—Earnings—
December—
to
important
Guantanamo Sugar Co.—Capitalization Decreased—
England.
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—Exchange Offer—
California
company had been
Commission and SCAP,
291.
General
time
The
Net
Net
awarded
was
forging,
after
new
immediate
the
From Jan. 1—
Jan.
cn
Ivan
General
of
all
shares
Common
Francisco
The
its
from
(for
to build tank transmissions for the government.
The
awarded by the Ordnance Tank Automotive Center in
was
income
Net
The
Eastman,
173,
railway
from railway—
ry, oper. income---
Net
!
months ended Nov.
and net income after
excess
profits
taxes,
machining and assembly of the transmission
would be done at Buick's Flint plant.
Part of the work will be done
in
the new 170,000 square foot addition
being built onto the Buick
foundry. The transmissions will be assembled in the factory now hous¬
ing car shipping operations.—V. 173, pp. 104, 380.
-
1136.
York.
New
Gross
one-fifth
three
$676,380
income
Federal
Vice-President
products.
the
direct construction
to
are
Grand Trunk Western
Nil
-
share—
reported
according
Detroit,
in
three
December—
holders.
$9,017,196
*62,652
quired by Retirement Fund—
A
163, p.
The
1949
1950
$18,509,489
1,519,247
750,000
manufacturing, laboratory testing and office area.
contract
plastic
2006.
of
$0.20
$97,529 tax credit.—V. 172, p.
a
Food Fair Stores, Inc.—Files With SEC—
(about
—V.
The
12 Months Ended Dec. 31—
1950—9 Mos.—1949
$5,796,366 $22,614,775 $20,987,440
•171,254
347
has
v
expansion of the facilities of the corporation's Aeroproducts
Buick
newly-formed
a
stock
prime contract
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$8,896,775
—
736,977
Common
common
General Portland Cement Co.—Earnings—
after taxes..
Net
right
at
Wiles
railway
•Deficit.—V.
the
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
-
before
present
The
1946
250,237
income—
oper.
ry.
given
Large Buick Contract—
Ry.—Earnings—
$2,416,812
Co.
Curb
to
for each four shares held.
The
subscription privilege for unsubscribed
173, p. 104.
York
New
Gross
Dayton, Ohio, was formally announced on Feb. 4 by
Monroe, General Manager of Aeroproducts.
This will increase
M.
the
railway
from
Gross
100%
A
782,695
431,951
From Jan. 1—
Net
income
common
estimated
Japanese
large
for
of
Investment
addition
in
are
said.—V.
corporation
■
income
749,828
1950
oper.
be
221,715 shares of
_-r-
taxes
r—
company
412,104
324,800
year
December—
Net
will
5
General Motors Corp.—Division to
$539,399
of
from
Federal
Earnings per
581,174
Florida East Coast
Gross
income
profit
864,146
—
taxes
during
$556,879
said,
Chemical
1943
147.
p.
for
Net
most
formation
begin
stockholders
company
mover
1949
would
amendment
10%
equivalent to 58 cents per share.—V. 173, p. 104.
1950
dividends
income
Net
for
—
before
Prov,
net
Pennsylvania—Earnings-
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Interest
the
share
one
additional
an
sales
for
Finance Co. of
of
21
General Investment Corp.
or
1927.
p.
Feb.
Feb.
Nine Months Ended Nov. 30—
$3,882,673,
After
the annual report.
share.) This compares
per
share in 1949.—V.
per
in
company's
the
taxes,
stated
$2,343,492, or $7.81
$7.29
Federal
before
1950,
President,
Mercer,
these
for
in
income
H.
that
March
Net
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland—Earnings Higher
Net
have
record
of
shares, subject to allotment.—V.
Profit
B.
basis
the
on
before
or
on
stockholders
devaluation of foreign currencies,
on
7
$1)
ipar
stockholders
common
subscribe
to
$3.24
share—————,—
per
Goodrich
dry-type,
Divisions.
forced-air-cooled
and
(raise
ol'
Allied
and
self-cooled
said
d-c.
induction voltage
regulators to meet the ever-increasing industrial demand for regulated
three-phase power at low voltages, has been
announced
by
GE's
both
several
Co.
Japanese corporations—The
Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd., Nippon Light Metal
Co., Ltd., and the
Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd., all of Tokyo.
The new polyvinyl chloride plant will be located at Kambara,
ap¬
proximately 65 miles from Tokyo on Suruga Bay. Engineers of B. F.
The
metal-enclosed
ing
A
the manufacture of
Richardson
Net
$5,990,398
412,967
—
outstanding-
shares
Earnings
Sept. 30—
income——
after taxes
income
Principal
quired, the new conversion equipment may be used for excitation
of
synchronous motors; operation of d-c elevators, cranes and ma¬
chine
between
Chemical
Gorham, Inc.—Changes Name—
rectifier stacks has
and
concluded
Goodrich
F.
the Japanese Foreign
by
construction
Mr.
New Products Announced—
2126.
Felt & Tarrant Manufacturing Co. (&
Net
and
tremendously
the start of
since
been
B.
and
Richardson
Mr,
approved
crisis."
Korean
have
firms
Japanese Geon Co.. Ltd., to construct facilities in Japan for
the manufacture of Geon polyvinyl
chloride, W. s. Richardson, Presi¬
dent, announced on Jan. 30.
Geon polyvinyl
chloride is the main
company,
plant
General Instrument Corp.—Rights to Stockholders—
Sales
Arrangements
industrial
ingredient in
20-acre Schenectady
new
S.
unprecedented rise
following
keep
to
demand
increased
Transformer
would
distributable
Schenectady,
units
of
Manager
large
selenium
dividend
at
produced
(B. F.) Goodrich Co.—To Form Unit in Japan—
production
kilowatts.
company if certain critical materials
quantities lor these purposes."
five
each
it
current
its common stock
on
Lazarus
present
stated
that
operation,
for
Warren,
was
will take place prior to the
record date for the next regular quarterly cash dividend on the common
stock, which is expected to be paid April 27, 1951.
it
B.
turbine plant
the
of
stock
a
outstanding.
company
issue
on
date,
early
an
share
one
stock
determined,
announced
at
company
rate
common
the
President,
Jr.,
the
of
record
Glenn
current
on
of
companies
Department Stores, Inc.—Stock Dividend—
Lazarus,
intention
to
manufacturing schedules, Warren said, the 1951
vnits from the new Schenectady plant, and smaller
turbine generator units from G-E plants at Lynn and Fitchburg, Mass.,
"will
be
materially greater than any previous year in the history
output
the
Precl
of
year
2,866,000
of
to
these
the
all-time
Almost the entile 1950 output of the
truck-
172, p. 10,
full
first
its
Based
Military contracts amounting to $10,252,159 have been awarded this
company by the Ordnance Tank Automotive Center, it was announced
its
generators, according
Turbine
Divisions.
G-E
went
Federal Motor Truck Co.—Awarded Gov't Contract—
broke
1950
turbine
The
in
in
company
large
capacity
depletion.
$545,000 ill 1950 and $544,000
(
| 1949
$612,744
$934,248
wages.—V. 173, p. 8.
or
'[
Ry.—Earnings—
1950
railway-
From Jan. 1—
oper.
The
from
Net
90,748
Prom Jan. 1—
Gross
& Florida
December—
5
^come
173, p. 200.
8,766,717
2,121,297
1,481,231
863,994
7,917,093
1,021,767
1,235,356
7,962,834
1,128,679
1,910,671
620,611
8,853,047
*
I T
Net
income
after
Common
shares
Earnings
per
—V.
taxes
outstanding
146,!977
134'°*5?
share
$8.49
$3.93
common
171, p. 2024.
...
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(566)
other series,
Bonds—
Hamilton Gas Corp.—Calls
the
to
'
corporation has called for redemption on March 1, 1951, its
entire outstanding first mortgage junior lien 4%
sinking fund bonds,
series B, due Sept,
1, 1953, at 100 and accrued interest.
Immediate
payment may be made at the Land Title Bank & Trust Co., Broad
unlimited
to
as
of
restrictions
the
maximum
amount, may be issued subject
mortgage,
and
Chestnut
Philadelphia
Streets,
Pa.—V.
10,
172,
tOn
of
Stores, Inc.—Offering Completed—
The
Jan. 31 announced it had completed
of 40,000 shares of its 5%
cumulative convertible preferred
accordance
with
the
exercise of subscription warrants by
corporation
stockholders
and
pursuant to
bonds
common
Helio Aircraft
connection
agreed
ferred
stock
letter
and
be
The
Manufacturing Co.
to
a
$700,000 warehouse
ft.—V. 173, p. 476.
in
construct
sq.
additional
the
have
agreed to
opposite the
that
severally
to
name
sell
of
as
shall
to stockholders:
Corp
'
,
be
ferred
1.10
...
for
certificates
each
by
for
of
stock,
common
dated
unit
for
12,
1949,
the
at
each
rate
received
at
at
prices
not
Bank
the
exceeding
to
up
on
and
par
In
3
p.m.
accrued
Feb.
interest
1951.—V.
23,
171,
The
ft.
sq.
p.
construct
to
plant at Danvers,
awaiting
"The
plans
company
zoning law
plant is expected
new
cost
a
$1,000,000
of
where it has options on
proceeding with the
Mass.,
changes
at
a
before
be in
to
operation by early
in
reversal
December,
right
to
occurred
1950.
for.
their
the
of
view
of
this
90,000
the
therefore,
—V. 172, p. 1928.
that
and
elected
to
leave
their
and
site and
Inland Steel Co.
1952.—V.
172,
sales
Profit
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1950
of
1949
$2,805,471
1,026,554
goods sold______,/.__
Selling
expenses
Administrative
and
general
expenses.
65,428
____
Excess
29,618 ;,
38,998
•
profit from operations.
credits
$352,755
(net)
.....
Capital
1,051
5,665,000
shares
25,013,797
4,899,315
4,899,315
Net
income
Provision
Net
before
Federal
Federal
for
taxes
income
Shares
taxes
Income.
$360,977
162,000
None
on
$198,977
$5.11
$7.88
$0.23
outstanding
Earnings
share
per
•Including
contingent compensation reserve.—V.
172,
from
registration
International Great Northern
Indiana Associated Telephone Corp.—Bonds Privately r
Placed—The corporation on Jan. 31 sold $1,600,000 of 3%
first mortgage bonds, due 1981, to a
group of five insur¬
companies.
Previously, the company had issued to
General Telephone
Corporation, its parent, an additional
$800,000 stated value of common stock in return for the
cancellation of notes in
The
proceeds
retire
bank
from
which
loans
sale
had
Net
ry.
Net
Central
Indiana,
amount
of
stock
and
first
mortgage
$5,340,000
of
of
the
been
bonds
ry.
incurred
in
—V.
immediately to
connection
with
stock
and
stated
value
surplus.—V.
of
173,
Period End. Dec. 31—.
1950—Month—1949
Railway
oper.
revenues.
oper.
expenses.
Net
$2,143,423
17415,313
Net
"•
$401,864
$7,753,959
2,578,679
1,813,844
1,872,813
1,214,424
205,743
70,351
common
stock held. The sub¬
be
received
be
from
applied
from
a
by
the
sale
proposed sale
the
company
the costs of its construction
program.
of the
distribution
steam
for
sale
of
electric
heating and industrial
purposes.
also
The
produces
company
Vf7« lLS!idiary as of Nov. 30,
in
1950 furnished electric
Indianapolis and adjacent areas.
-*71f495 customers
-
service
Period End. Dec. 31—
Ry.
oper.
Net
rev.
and
about
0.29%
from
CAPITALIZATION
First
mtge.-
bonds,
the
GIVING
3%
series,
TO
NEW
74,446
207,993
mtge.
1974
-
...
bonds,
2%%
series,
o
due
<
"
'
$3*000
U"511
Pfd
stock't? 150,000shs.
•; %0°rcZ'\tTfeo:::::-;:::;:
Common stock '(without
par
«n??fSh0f th«e 3f sfles' due l974SS
nnS nr?«
?UC 98l are Iimited
*6,000,000 principal
nnn
,
••■."
value)...'
Fuller,
for
by
date
shares.—V.
the
total
171,
a
said
the
will
this
if
in
such
be
authorized
meeting
the
judgment
action,
increased
stock
on
will
the
Evarts
ident
tions
has
been
elected
to
his
succeed
years.—V.
170,
p.
been
1,500,000 shs.
succeeds
40,000,000
i*o&
A) >0 Ob
of
been
the
A.
chain
President
S.
and
drug
a
late
Leslie
Murray,
C.
Lokey
has
Co.—V.
127,
store
director
p.
his
any
9,660,000
5,451,000
3,007,986
2,982,742vj2,403,272
this
1,169,208
•
______
22,814,491
14,368,926
■
\~ ■ " ■ 7:
...
3'/a%
7
37
.vV'
com-
and
position
executive,
Mr. Lokey
*
Finance
:
Vice-President,
has
Committee.
as
Vice-President
of
:15,440,475
.
9,486,633
I
»
'257,581
253,715
7
.
•
" 260,069
7.
,
.
v
7,286,160
5,811,935
3,989,441
11,794,043
6,829,051
9,370,959
5,237,123
subs.
"'.777'!-7" 7:
7'V. ;"Y'7-
7
39,500,620
Dr218
_
•
33,215
■•7 ''7.
;v7: .y'r
.
,30,096,446
*
.7 • i
.
—.z—
y
24,859,323
.
of
58,123,496
yr.
...
—
share'
46,329,671. 39,500,620
*.
$4.85
$5.22
$7.29
7
'
BALANCE
'.':7:'V.'
■
Liggett
268.
v"
■■
r
cost
at
■
refund
for
and
18,511,981
,-.7
and
investments
from
to
2,871,299
425,000
(at
or
67,723,494
436,531
1,829,993
318,573
subs.
less)____
304,837
1,880,422
2,176,602
157,288,623
133,881,749
7.
.
accrued liabs
inc.
5,761,916
payable
and
exc.
profits
taxes.
-
-
4.357,196
4,657,786
14,308,477
3,112,350
2,400,767
,.1,664,132
5,333,803
compensation
taxes
§5,421,443
.»
obligations
Reserve
for
Reserve
fot
compensation
product
guarantees,
self-insur.
etc
stock
..2.
stock
(par
$100)...
of
par
425,000
967,606
'1,003,980
,7,661,910
\.
7,661,910
7
value....^
no
8,320,134
425,000
contingencies
preferred
1,431,075
1,156,421
,,:
...
,
workmen's
...
69,374,994
unconsol.
cost
425,000
52,000
stock purch
charges__Z____z_i_____z
and other
Canadian
for
2,871,299
taxes
self-ins.
employees for
deferred
..'..I...
and
Federal
of
disability
(net)
advances
LIABILITIES—
and
refund
8,463
13,082,060
338,036
State
plants
1
Total
...
7,037,300
...
_
57,647,862
48,548,633
—58,123,496
46,329,671
Total
157,288,623
•After
provision
allowable
Dec.
/
174,818
taxes...
compensation
York
Accounts payable
;
".77
,0 v..
19,475,408
(at cost and int.)
profits
excess
claims for
receiv.
Prepaid
bds.
and
of
workmen's
New
in
Res.
$
16,493,813
7.
.
•
10.196,516
21,103,987
and
.
:
$
mkt.)
(app.
1949
3,998
for
Accts.
;
'
11,585,707
2,996,897
23,921,149
receivable.!
notes
$3.23
SHEET, DEC. 31
A A 7,7: i 1950
.
and
30,096,446
-'7
•
z__Z__
Long-term
company, operator
34 states according
in
338,000
to
for
customers
uncollectible
of
$718,227
accounts
at
and
Dec.
for
1949,
31,
depreciation
133.881,749
cash
and
discounts
$752,459
at
1950.» tAfter reserve for
and depletion of $50,673,155 at Dec. 31, 1949, and $51,803,950 at Dec. 31, 1950.
tRepresented
by 3,158,283 shares
in
1950
and
2,923,896 shares in *1949.
§Long-term obligations include $5,000,000 of notes bearing interest
at
2.7% .with principal payable 5%
annually commencing July 15,
31,
1952, balance payable July 15, 1967.
Interstate
shsl
400,811
Surplus
merchandising
of
newsstands
the Executive
resigned
450,286
7,880,000
4,318,209
Treasv notes
3Va%
Caldwell.
Accounting
3,078,064
442,920
14,546,187
Treasury obligations
Other
305.
Marston, Chairman of the Board of Directors.
elected Chairman of
Mr.
Drug
and
fountains- and
112.727,632
4,204,637
in-
V
/•Investments
brother,
.
.
but additional bonds
Lokey,
to Hunter S.
onn nnn
: 1,376,0$9
S.
elected
restaurants, soda
r
140,719,893
....
tCommon
Hulsey
7
«
*
tax..
end
Carryback
180,000
Interstate Co.—Changes in Personnel—
has
$
/
133,885,412
—
of
Motor Freight
System—Stock Sold
to
Em¬
ployees—The
filed
were
15,000 shares of common stock (par $1),
by letter of notification with the SEC on Jan. 3,
sold to
—V. 173,
p.
employees of the company at $10
201.
.
per
7
1947*
'
173,458,033
"
■
4,738,901
515,056
CONSOLIDATED
Fund
750,000
Stevens, who has been named Chairman.
The new Preshas been Vice-President in charge of all
manufacturing opera¬
several
162,580,782
and
z *\
YEARS
$
•
_•
com.
Postwar
President, Etc.—
President
issued
Notes
1952-66,
1948
6,530,477
stock
-
Oth.
shaves'
of
to
to
Co.
agreement,
CALENDAR
5
redeemed
Miscellaneous
C.
for
FOR
1949
46,329,671
per
Wages
International Silver Co.—New
Maltby Stevens
ACCOUNT
Cash
submitted
240,000
e"nd
Insurance
this
to
■FundsTor deferred expenditures, etc.;
16, 1951.*
the board,
increased
the
to
year
Life
11,020,411
on
•Accounts
April
number
from
be
one
Under
Inventories
'Fed.
°'uuu'000
.
U.
stock and
of
for
York.
New
153,379,317 132,142,049
consolidated
beginning of
at
Cash
166,832
be
v
Agreement Extended—
Metropolitan
prev.
Earns,
sale.—
1460.
p.
$5.37
extend
203,272,945
surplus..
tProperties
will
proposal
annual
and,
warrant
capital stock outstanding
and
at
stockholders
that
on
President,
approval
to
of
profits
on
to
preferred
518,107
to increase the capital
2-for-l basis.
' /
7
31
$3.36
with
and
Canadian
Surplus at
in
to
of the '27a % series, due 1979^
to $8,000,000, $40,000,000 and
amount, respectively,
Jan.
$4.16
1948*
com¬
a
C^nding
*
due~Feb.~l~
on
outstanding shares oh
L.
adopted
James
^"IFirst mtge.' bonds, series
proposed
stockholders
of
First
directors
Co.
depletion....
year
Premium
1950—12 Mos.—1949
'1,511,960
1,188,272
1
$6,528,352
.
.....
excess
earnings
Surp.
$1,259,960 $13,466,226 $12,395,066
240,836
2,272,349
850,732
180,266
shares
$1'980'000
1,
for
Street, Chicago 90,
William Street, New
22
/ 1949 '
$4,141,505
ASSETS—
1950—Month—1949 "
$1,205,407
__
p. >8.
Monroe
$
stock
Prior
America—Earnings—
100,416
ry.
173,
discounts
declared
not
dividend
offered
total- cur-,
$15.91,—V.
°1950
arranged
.
FINANCING
Autho,'lzed
due
Divs.
t$0.64
1,582,610
stock
is
Co.,
Corp.—Credit
INCOME
earnings
;
Inc. avail, for fxd. chgs.
Net income
of
department and building rentals.
EFFECT
shares
171,206
If
*
April
revenues
from
Edward
department
water
on
100%
opers.
to
revenues for the 12 months ended Nov.'
totaling $27,745,735, approximately 90.63% was derived from'
electric departments,
about 9.08%
from the steam
the
tBased
a
that
increase of more-than
date. Current per share
an
$5,100,000
-zz
Insurance
Life-
declared, on
stock...
pfd.
1949
$0.80
International Rys. of Central
on°Lc«n!°iid,?ted.0perating
1950
30,
Net
$25,114,894 $20,141;879
1,796,382
1/212,224
2,000,000
790,305
__
share....
common
per
to split the
and
and
taxes..
outstanding...
also
Co.—Earnings Higher—
taxes.....
Divs.
Corp.—Earnings—
1950
Trust
share...—_
has
selling
Balance
•
1951,
See
Up 45%-—
announced
1951
West
115
arrangement
oome taxes..
U. 8. excess prof.
mon
v
Chemical
24,
;V•//'■/'Jv-fj/.■
taxes...
7:
The
shares, together with
It
•
.
units
664.
p.
etc.
depreciation.
and
Fed.
r,
International Salt Co.—Plans Stock Split—
of $6,000,000 first mortgage
toward payment of part of
energy.
"
25
_______
Fund
com.Pany is a public utility operating in and about
and engaged
principally in the genera¬
and
1,291,216
NOTE—Operating expenses for the twelve months ended Dec. 31,
include $728,700, estimated cost to restore damage caused by
floods in Guatemala during October, 1949.—V.
173, p. 104.
Indianapolis, Ind.
tion,
after
shares
conditions
*nB^SPES,SrIhe
tne City of
4,804,896
2,682,910
1949,
oversubscription privileges. The offering has been
underwritten by a group headed
by Lehman Brothers,
Goldman, Sachs & Co., and The First Boston
Corp.
will
6,084,480
2,711,324
preferred dividend requirements.
shares, representing the total after
November,
1950,
but
excluding
200,470
V. 173, p. 104.
tain
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
5,429,585
3,728,237
•After
scription rights, evidenced by
warrants, will expire on
Feb. 15, 1951. Warrant holders are also
entitled to cer¬
bonds,
'7,184,912
,
172,
exps.,
for
30,147,754
mon
201.
share for each six shares of
sells
income
Common
$5,386,787
115,185
funds to
33,757,359
sales
Net
1950—12 Mos.—1949
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—Stock
Offering. Un¬
derwritten—The company is
offering to holders of its
outstanding common stock, of record Feb. 1,
1951, the'
right to subscribe for 196,580 additional shares of com¬
mon stock at
$28 a share on the basis of one additional
.
30,591,249
135.
Farmers
credit
cost,
taxes
President and a director, has sold his majority in¬
company's class B stock to Guy G. Gabrielson and Victor
directors, who now own all the outstanding class B voting
p,
Bank,
Bank
allowance
Prov.
201.
162,
Jan.
on
Jan.
of
as
.
for
the
shares.—V.
108
9
14.
Feb.
plan.
agreement will be made at a rate of 2.875%.
credit are payable 5% annually on July 15,
on July 15, 1967.
Canadian
Knight,
in
Mauck,
$2,079,499 $25,231,619 $22,892,645
1,677,635
17,477,660
17,505,858
253,458
p.
291,273
International Minerals &
$728,110
173,
374,742
6 Months Ended Dec. 31—
fr. ry. opers..
—V.
W.
H.
compromise
are
Savings
common
jess
Prov,
381.
oper. income
inc. aft. fixed chgs.
rev,
ry.
562,924
p.
•Earnings
Net
Net
173;
terest
Indiana Harbor Belt
RR.—Earnings—
Railway
the
admin,
634.177
International Metal Industries, Ltd.—New Control—
the
preferred
p.
its
1
1,022,441
income...
&
Y.—V.
Mutual
Mfg.
income...
oper.
and
Electric Co.—Partial Redemption
has called for redemption on March
1, 1951, for
corporation
Other
used
were
bonds, $2,292,000
common
1946
$2,961,923
773,444
34,408,437
Fund
CONSOLIDATED
$3,028,193
739,120
railway_2w_z_
from
Net
new construction.
which serves 108,000 telephones,, in northern and
now
has
a
capitalization
of
$8,300,000
principal
company,
1947
$2,772,157
1,422,635
railway....
year
a
the
City
N.
per
1951
and
$3,910,383
oper.
until
persons
adjusted
1950
...
from
of
escrow
the balance
From Jan. 1—
Gross
temporary financing of
This
1949
each
preferred
$7
shares
basis
for
.
S3l1c»s
railway.^..
railway.
from
10,619.2
the
on
share
against the
equal amount.
an
the
•
Net
of
1513.
p.
is
arriving
under
Sold—
1951.—V. 155,
Ogden,
borrow up to $25,000,000 on promissory
$5,000,000 currently is outstanding.
The
credit
extension
permits
additional
borrowing up
to
$20,000,000.
Interest on the presently outstanding notes is at 2.7%.
Future loans
RR.—Earnings-
1950
from
Gross
of
at
v
December—
ance
Jan. 23,
on
of
$19,967,604,
ago on the same
company is authorized
notes.
Of
that
amount,
<
2380,
p,
removed
were
the
24
the
the
201,880
$0,98
________
share
each
Chairman,
of Jan.
as
profit after
and
$500,000 of series A trust certificates covered by the SEC
registration statement which became effective March 25, 1943, a total
of $372,600 principal amount were
sbld and the
remaining $127,400
$46,776
201,880
......
Of
Purcell,
assets
15,
This
'
$46,776
income.—..—
on
(3)
gives interested
upon
Johns-Manville
4,899,315
$7.76
Insurance Investors Fund, Inc.—Certificates
and
'
38,606.893
1.
outstanding
*
at the 1950 estimated net profit, Federal income and
profits taxes, amounting to $3,150,000, have been accrued as the
liability
under
the presently
existing
tax law.—V. «• 172,
2481.
;
'
|t;
i ■'
p.
______
38.015,676
...
alloca¬
estimated
of
:
the
claimants.
excess
172, p. 1830.
$45,725
8,222
...
tax
income
various
fund, $80,000 of first mortgage bonds, 2%% series due
101.31% and accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the
or
•In
1948
461,376,599 347,592,564 394,712,845
79,240,376
40,948,707
61,827,899
35,559,700
15,935,000
23,221,000
.
Earnings per share
—V.
Net
Income
taxes.....
taxes—
profits
Net
.
revenues
income
income
$1,140,895
2,356,003
31,285
Sales
other
and
before
Federal
Interstate
preferred).
Island Creek Coal
closed."
1949
for
issued
$6
Calendar Year—
1950
giving pub¬
by
201.
Trust
York
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
Year Ended Dec. 31—
of
company
Earnings
is y
construction.
the
among
shares;
124,352.6
hearing
W.
at
111.,
100,000
a
filed
sinking
Harris
the
with
offer
cash
cash. Such proposed allocation
debenture; and 12/100 of a
were
a
value
1977,
S
Three Months Ended Dec. 31—
Cost
the
the
expired
shares was
money
the
(1>
share
P.
This
was
that
rights
207,000
order
an
provide for adjustments of
to
and
Commission's order
over
Net
Net
„
common
issue
fact
to
,
Iowa-Illinois Gas &
offered subscribers the
receive
their money
back.
stock was issued
the
the
the
of
"the
the
to
modified
of
heretofore
plan
Investors Stock Fund, Inc.—Assets
company
subscriptions
stockholders
and,
that
due
time
the
at
Approximately
In
cancel
ail
company,
just
announced
for
1951,
*
issuance
the
compromise
been
rent net assets
share,
2024.
Illinois Zinc Co.
•
offering of 207,000 shares of
recent
used
14,
Feb.
proposed adjusted
units
each
45%
believes,
subscribed
Hytron Radio & Electronics Corp.—Plans Expansion—
,
the
is
Almost
.
with
(par $1) to stockholders, it
fully subscribed, the company
Korean
557.
p.
connection
stock
not
be
will
(10
asset
Corp.—Tenders for Bonds—
funds
company
until
persons
$1,000
per
Robert
$3.2416
a
so
compromise plan, the allocations would
debenture holders, 809,989.2 shares; <2) public pre¬
173,
being
are
of
l/100th of
the
shares
request
Scrip Certificates
: -r.
173, p. 381.
New
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co. of New York, as trustee. Is
inviting sealed proposals for the sale to it of an amount of first
mortgage 5% income and sinking fund bonds due Feb. 1, 1953, suffi¬
cient to exhaust the sum of $38,643 now held in
the sinking fund.
Proposals
has
V.
Jan,
share, and 65 cents for
a
at
$2,000,000
escrowed
$1,200,000
The
Guaranty Trust Col of New York
l/20th
SEC
request
$2,500,000
the
to
Industrial Rayon Corp.—Redeeming
of
additional
replace
to
or
interested
announced
29
the
stockholders,
and
shares
3.20
1
the
,
Jan.
on
follows:
as
7.60
...
—v
Interstate
00.
borrowing
of
advisability of issuing additional
security.
Proceeds of the borrowings
equity
given
that
Co.
of
Under
Infra Roast Inc., Cambridge, Mass.—Stock Sold—
Hotel Drake
SEC
4.00
.
15,
the
construction
for
has
notice
tions
5.30
l
,
z
study
other
Trust
initial
question
hearing..
a
Power
15.12
—.3.20
Corp
the-SEC
to
15 and Sept.
Compromise Plan Modified—
15.12
.....—
the
to
the
might
or
used
SEC
The
lic
—15.12
Inc
Co.,
stock
request
%
15.12
—
——
April
amount of $2,500,000 and
at 2%%
and mature 360
interest
Manuxacturers
reserving
company
be
before
the
in
bear
application
made
or
on
purpose.
The
15.12%
—
Co
and
with respect
time,
the
such
them
each
stock
common
the company's offer
to
w.
Boston
and
of
shares
&
only
present
sell
notes
would
notes
has
Iowa)
and
promissory
the date of the first borrowing, and the borrowings would
equal amounts from The Chase National Bank of the City
in
York
New
action
10
has
below
Shumaker, Inc
Gavin L. Payne & Co., Inc
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc
—V. 173, p. 476.
—V.
plans
be made
would
below
named
company
forth
...
Scrip
company
the
set
pursuant
Sachs
redeemed
The
at least
Kiser, Cohn &
(D. H.) Holmes & Co., Ltd.—Expansion Program—
Orleans, La., containing 81,500
such
of
Allyn
underwriters
and
percentage
Corp
& Co., Inc.....
Indianapolis Bond & Share
2220.
p.
to
The
from
days
ox
1981,
due
common
Collett
—
bonds,
issue
to
respectively,
$2,000,000.
mortgage
(Dubuque,
company
authorization
1951,
.
mailed
were
Blyth & Co.,
City
Securities
Offering Completed—A
secondary offering of 41,667 shares of common stock (par
$10) made on Nov, 27 by Goldman, Sachs & Co., at $26.25
per share, less a dealer's discount of 75 cents per share,
has been completed, it was announced on Feb. 1.—V. 172,
Hobart
issuance
above,
Brothers
First
C.
A.
have been informed that there has not
a
public offering of the stock and that the shares were pri¬
vately placed.—V. 173, p. 476.
\>:v'
we
been
first
of
said bonds
cn
purchase,
issuable
Lehman
filing on Jan. 16 of 3,000 shares of pre¬
shares of common stock with the SEC by
3,000
to
the
Goldman,
the
notification,
of
to
underwriter
Corp.—Stock Not Publicly Offered—
with
referred
severally,
not
In
amount
UNDERWRITERS—The
Corp. of Philadelphia.
' ;'.
,.■/
for
nationally
underwriters on Jan. 26, 1951.
The sale of the common stock
hereby is not contingent upon the sale by the company of the
offered
an
notes.
the
1946,? between
6,
banks, the loans being evidenced by the
principal
Invitations for bids
underwriting agreement with Bankers
The company also announced that it
had
borrowed
$2,000,000 from the First National
Bank of Boston
under a term-loan agreement.—V. 172, p. 2480.
Securities
March
9, 1951, the company filed with the Securities and Ex¬
Commission a registration statement covering the registration
$6,000,000
known
issuance
stock in
on
dated
agreement
Jan.
change
Hearn Department
loan
a.
company and several
of the company's 2%
2126.
p.
under
Monday, February 5, 1951
.
Interstate Power Co.—To Borrow From Banks—
The
,
This
tissued
.
.
share.
Changes in Personnel—
Leslie
elected
Brown
M.
Cassidyr
President
continues
Clifford
F.
to
as
f-„
Vice-President
succeed
Chief
R.
W.
Executive
..wtf
in
charge
Lea,
who
Officer.
'
of
is
..v;'
■
sales,
retiring.
as
Vice-Chairman.—V.
172,
p.
;
been
Lewis
H.
'
Rassweiler, Vice-President for research and
has been elected
has
1533.
development,
•
Joy Manufacturing Co.—Earnings—
3 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Net
sales
Net
t
income
taxes
171,
and V.
696;
p.
A
1948
$9,184,234 $17,007,102
1,186,150
881,638
Capital shares outstanding..—
Earnings per share
—V.
1949'',
$14,375,342
—
alter
(M. H.) Lamston, Inc., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
1950
881,638
1,897,190
854,854
$1.34
$0.51
$2.22
'
172,
450,860
letter
3,500
of
sares
(about
New
notification
of
$8.50
York.
stock
common
share*
per
The
filed
was
Chiltls,
to
are
to
to
go
EARNINGS
Other
SIX
FOR
income
MONTHS
ENDED
DEC.
31,
$47,177,365
1,642,710
liquidation of securities—
on
____
$48,820,075
.
—
deductions
Federal
taxes
35,728,245
2,774,981
income
on
At
3,557,062
Net
dividends
profit
paid
•For
the
future.
of
shares
$1.46
on
3,200,000
shares
of
31,
also
pfd.
stock
to
$328,000
1949
period,
would
pointed
Henry
release
Kaiser,
quarterly
that
out
J.
results
for
the
termination
with
Kaiser
is
of
the
tons
shipbuilding operations
financing.
construction of the new
that
furnace,
proceeding
pleted,
lation
in
months
and
the
ended
charge
a
and other
facilities
satisfactorily
and
on
to
tinplate
corporation's
steel
ingot
increase
schedule.
capacity
mill,
tons annually, and tinplate will be added
corporation's products.—V. 173, p. 105.
the
in
the
production
When
increase
will
com¬
December—
1950
180,000
The
Net
ry.
income.—
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
of
Net
ry.
—V.
synthetic
27-acrc
already
under
679,638
932,822
841,271
41,552,708
35,168,171
17,505,760
19,384,552
14,553,502
8,980,645
10,286,337
7,629,756
,7,947,393
which
Gulf
The
first
Net
ry.
Net
Net
Jan.
ry.
—V.
1947
265,731
$425,326
121,344
108,309
116,421
108,500
90,437
5,544,029
5,183,790
5,902,804
4,954,893
2,680,023
2,187,536
2,776,720
1,124,643
As
railway
railway—__
income—.
oper.
1,144,930
913,016
988,549
173, p. 201.
Kennametal, Inc.—Expansion Planned—
The
company has
announced
a
$500,000 expansion
yet,
purchase of new equipment and construction
refining building at the Latrobe, Pa., plant.
v':
of
*
Central
Life
&
the
30,
Insurance
approved the
proposal to
Co.—
Increase
par
stock from $750,000 to $1,000,000, by the transfer of
$250,000 from surplus to capital stock
account, to provide for a 33 Va %
stock dividend.—V.
168, p. 2226.
The
SEC
company
covering
The
Jan.
on
five
Funds, Inc.—Registers With SEC
filed
26
series
of
five
registration
securities
Keystone Co. of Boston is
named
statements
1,050.000
underwriter.—V. 173,
King Bros. Productions, Inc., Hollywood,
The
SEC
($1
corporation
covering
on
300.000
Jan.
filed
19
shares
of
a
with
aggregating
as
letter
of
stock
common
be
the
381.
p.
with
offered
to
are
be
used
to
make
motion
pictures
for
and
A
letter
5,000
notification
per
Fewel
share),
Brotheis,
filed
was
shares of capital stock
$4.25
p.
of
Cotton Oil
with
(par $1)
the
SEC
Jan.
on
be offered
at
Inc.
of
24
covering
market
(about
underwriting.
The proceeds are to go to
Selma, Calif., the selling stockholder.—V. 169,
Laclede-Christy Co., Chicago—Registers With SEC—
The
SEC
company
covering
Paul
H.
Jan.
on
50.000
Davis
&
filed
29
shares
Co.
its
of
registration
a
$5
par
statement
with
the
stock.
common
The
company manufactures and sells a diversified
suitable for lining
industrial furnaces.
line
According
of
to
1149.
p.
the
above
company, it
The Pacific Co. of California
The
proceeds
construction
to
by
Long Beach,
will
the
be
used
to
utility,
was
retire
which
announced
was
on
Feb.
1.
agent for the borrower.
a
loans
and
to
residential
pay
area
for
new
adjacent
Calif.
income
1950
sales
Capital
alter
to
shares
Earnings
♦After
per
outstanding.
share
deducting
of
plant and equipment.—V.
1949
$0.57
—_
loss
$105,759
171,
p.
resulting
1943
$1.75
from
wiil
be
is
25
cents
units,
and
no
six-
a
:
call
for
Louis
St.
at
ultimate
the
continue
will
use
in
at
30
the
of
plant
well
as
as
Gold
four
stock
A
Dec.
soap,
shortening
381.
p.
filed
shares of
and
f
of
cents
15
notification
of
per
Prov.
U. S.
for
with
the
March 15.
The offering
York, who will offer unsub¬
on
per
share Is payable Feb.
of
record
15 on the reduced
31.—V. 172, p. 2221.
Jan.
1950
Co.
$7,911,376
302,668
and Fed. income taxes
__
income
investors of
taxes
202,974
(est.)
The
certain
to
stockholders
officers
on
Jan.
and
4
$389,290
Placed
Privately—Smith, Barney
private sale with institutional
a
$3,000,000 of 3% promissory
notes due Jan. 15, 1966.
The corporation operates 130
super-markets in the retail food field, throughout upper
and western New York State and northern Pennsylvania.
The
proceeds
existing
store
from
bank
term
loans
working
sale
in
capital,
expansion,—V.
Loft Candy
the
the
of
the
of
amount
and
to
will
notes
be
used
$784,000,
finance
a
to
program
to
pay
off
provide for
of further
a
plan
to
The
sale
announced
was
who
William
by
arranged
the
change in company policies
are
Pa.,
employees of the company and its
purchase not exceeding 35.000 shares of common stock.
as yet been
granted under the plan.—V. 173, p. 202.
have
to
subsidiaries
No
options
were
the
on
previous
London Terrace, Inc., New
Lillcy,
Jr.,
of
Lilley
&
Co.,
contemplated.—V. 170,
p.
1599.
York—Proposed Loan, Etc.
The
company
has applied to the SEC
for
an
order
exempting
certain provisions of the Trust Indenture Act of 1939 a proposal
supplement to the indenture dated April 1, 1937, between the company
Empire Trust
Co., New York,
trustee.
located
,
bank
loan
to
loans,
Power
Power
trustee,
finance
which
the
bank
of
loans
on
loans,
27
and
or
unsecured
basis,
interest
an
with
5%
and
66%%
before
solicit
hearing
of
the
on
at
a
general funds, the company
June
1,
next,
general mortgage bonds
Amendments
to
on
months
require
the
the
necessary
145,
1,
carry
&
Light
Commission
3 950
the
company
he
The
p.
SEC
outstanding bonds
company
has
set
proposes
Jan.
29
for
3350.
connected
38,000
new
electric
customers
11,000
at
said,
With
on
Co.—Exchange
Jan.
on
22
before
or
that
the
operated
Electric
of
approved
by this
exchange
an
and
company
in
in
properties
DeSoto,
and
Red
to
are
transferred
be
Sabine,
which
around
Webster
The
to
River
be
Jena, LaSalle
and
to
Gulf
Gulf
Natchitoches
and
transferred
Parish,
Louisiana
by
Louisiana
to
the
in
Cotton
are
Parishes.
located
are
Valley
area,
will
result
Parish.
Commission
found
the
that
proposed
transactions
operating economies and will be consistent with
the public interest.
companies' request for dismissal of the application for want
jurisdiction was denied by the Commission.—V. 172, p. 1929. -
The
of
Louisville & Nashville RR.- -Earnings—
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
/
1949
1950
from
1947
/
1946
railway.... $18,335,606 $15,527,967 $16,817,061 $18,527,774
railway
income
5,679,405
3,393,966
2,736,886
4,013,935
1,925,267
1,525,704
1,504,787
2,199,340
177,396,626 207,271,683
189,697,168
oper.
From Jan. 1—
from
railway
203,016,525
railway......
52,331,732
from
ry.
—v.
income.,^/
oper.
173,
382.;
p.
27,939,936
37,818,190
33,359,937
12,836,069
21,175,636
16,280,657
26,031,375
;
V
.V
.
Luscombe Airplane Corp.—Preferred Slock Authorized
—To Retire Note—
The
stockholders
poration's
Jan.
26 approved
an
amendment to the cor¬
incorporation to permit the issuance of 5.000
on
certifacte
of
to
used
retire
a
note now held by Texas Engineering & Manufac¬
of which Luscombe is an affiliate, thus releasing
held by Temco on the Luscombe property.
stockholders also approved a proposal to eliminate preemptive
of the stockholders to subscribe to the new preferred stock.
turing
Co.,
mortgage
a
rights
—V.
Inc.,
now
172, p.
2025.
Lustron
Corp.,
of
Corp.—Navy Acquires Plant—
Government
Jan.
on
facilities at
turned
31
Columbus, Ohio,
Lustron
former
over
to the
for the
Navy
Housing
manufacture
warplanes.
William
the
H.
Harrison,
decision.
War
at
II,
Ho
but
Defense
the
did
not
Production
War
houses
Reconstruction
II,
in
Inc.
Lustron
the
borrowed
It
Corporation
and
after
operate them.
them.
World
It
was
operate
undertook
facilities.
the
by
would
concern
Lustron
Finance
loans last year.—V.
Administrator, announced
over
the aircraft-making
take
occupied
were
what
say
would
Navy
which
North American Aviation,
World
fabricated
said
Columbus
the
manufacture
of
large sums from
foreclosed on
RFC
pre¬
the
the
171, p. 1150.
Marine, Aircraft Corp., New York—Files With SEC—
The
corporation
of
6%
in
Units
unit,
of
without
24
convertible
one
preferred
underwriting.
and machinery and
As of
Total
Dec.
letter
a
and
stock
ten
Net
assets
171,
shares at $110
to be used to buy
170, p. 206.
Fund, Boston, Mass.—Assets Up—
1949
1950
.—i-"—
-
.
.
unit
per
p.
the
are
for working capital.—V.
—
$12,854,614 $11,943,848
Number of units outstanding
—V.
with
and 2,200 shares
$100)
to be
(par
common
proceeds
The
notification
of
(par $1)
preferred
31—
assets.
net
filed
shares of common stock
noncumulative
offered
per
Jan.
on
SEC covering 22,000
118,692
$108.30
..—.—
—
111,653
$106.97
2098.
Mathieson Chemical Corp.—Earnings—
Net
Federal
Net
-
before
but inadequate capacity limited the
capacity increased and natural gas
income
income
income
dividends
shares
"Earnings
"After
common
per
stock
-
-
common
7,270,000
3,940,000
$6,991,012
166,439
166,439
2,580,452
1,328,267
t$2.57
3,992,407
2,661,867
_
$3.32
share——j————
dividend
split in July,
amount
now
of
being
new
business.
received,
1 0,531,012
$8,994,014
————-—
paid————-rpaid
——
——
outstanding
preferred
16,264,014
—
-
dividends
Common
Common
$75,775,756 $54,073,351
taxes.--.-;——-————
taxes
I
1949 ■
1950
sales
Profit
t Adjusted
requirements.
1950.—V.
172,
p.
for
the
2-for-l
1534.
Michigan Gas Storage Co.—Bonds Placed
of the
stock. The
new gas customers
and .electricity output was 20%
above
1,404,472,300 kilowatt hours, Edward F. Barrett, President,
told stockholders, on Jan. 31.
The gas department had a fair increase,
1949
arranged
signal and
of
a
first
1952.
of 75%
common
consents.
the application.—V.
aggregating $550,000 for a
year.
With the proceeds of
proposes to call for redemp¬
the entire outstanding $4,262,500
due June
approval
outstanding
has
company
the Installation
will
facilities, located in Louisiana,
Co., Inc.
facilities
Preferred
company proposes to refinance the outstanding bond issue and
this end has obtained commitments for borrowing $3,500,000
Aetna Life Insurance Co. on a 15-year 4%
first mortgage and
toward
from
the
transaction.
from
and
and
board,
G.
Year Ended Dec. 31—
During
options
whom
of
Massachusetts Life
Corp.—Expansion—
corporation, it was announced on Feb. 1, has purchased out¬
right the Margaret Penn Candy Co., 50-year-old candy chain store
system operating nine retail outlets in the Philadelphia area.
The
purchase price was not disclosed.
and
grant
electric
tools
172, p. 477.
1150.
approved
of
488,033
issue of
new
a
both
The
Federal
reported the
negotiated
election
202.
p.
Louisiana
The
1,080,297
$416,242
Inc.—Notes
have
the
company,
Facilities Approved by FPC—
1949
$9,249,260
1,222,665
503,755
profit
172, p. 2481.
Loblaw
for
the
Jan.
After
&
on
President
20, a' three-man special commission recommended
Long Island RR. be bought by the State of New York and
as a non-profit
public service.—V. 173, p. 105.
r
be
of
Co.—Option Plan Approved—
E.
facilities
Net
held
was
Barrett,
shares of 5 % % cumulative sinking fund preferred stock, $100
par value.
H. L. Howard, President, told stockholders the preferred stock would
the Lexington Trust Fund
share through a one-for-
'
Canadian
&
F.
18.
On
The
value of
par
Quarter Ended Dec. 31—
profit before deprec.
Depreciation
31
of
question.-
part,
Feb.
Liquid Carbonic Corp. (& Subs.)—Quarterly Earnings
Net
Jan.
year,
In
Blakeslee, Dougall C. Fraser, Samuel Hausman,
Jackson, Lee P. Stack, Albert F. Tegcn and John Vanneck.
devices.
Gross
(par one cent) to be
stocxxiolders on Feb.
1
to
New
share.
per
shareholders
to
is
an¬
About
this
elected:
$6,000,000
a
Tho
of
shares
cost
1954.
purpose
stock
common
initially
will expire
the
Edward
Charles
Net
letter
a
snare
1950,
with
shares
common
will
program
the
3 Va%
Interest rate,
will be secured by issuance of trustee's
certificates.
Mr. Draper states
that the petition was filed, in Federal Court for
permission to borrow
tho $6,000,000 and a
hearing was scheduled for Jan. 26. The loan
offers
arc
subject to acceptance in whole or
split.
dividend
number
28,
the
December-
powders,
soap
changed from 25 cents to $1
was
of
According to W. H. Draper, Jr.,
Dust
a
proceeds are to be used
for drilling of wells and development of leases.—V. 170, p. 1297.
Shares
number
of
Hagerty,
were
173,
safety
1
19
cents
the
ending
for
spent
Long Island RR.—Bank Loans Arranged—
operation
Long Island Lighting Co.—Operations in 1950 Reviewed
Lambert
—V.
Gulf's
Lexington Trust Fund, N. Y.—Changes Capital—
and
$2.59
abandonment
C.
Percival
in
this
Dust,
173,
per
that
years
be
of directors.
electric
making
Jan.
on
the
to
The
Dust
plants
four
will
Service
in
Silver
is
guess
the
over
the
:
completed.
Gold
is
excess
meeting of stockholders
addition
Colonel
in
unit
If earnings this year
equal
level to which earnings could
profits tax liability.
approximately $27,000,000 for construction in
informed
in
board
new
Public
plans
plant
surprised
any
$33,000,000
consideration
prod¬
operations.
1,200,000
shaves
pay
the
$12,333,558 $12,677,054 $15,450,032
277,645
" 860,077
1,268,073
490.338
490,338
490,333
taxes—
these
of
start
income
net
financing
following
With
basis.
Rights
underwritten by Tellier & Co.,
be
tion
Fiscal Year Ended Oct, 31—
Net
in
125,000 square feet of floor
connected with the plant to speed up
l-for-2
a
term
Net
'
will include three major buildings,
three-story structure for packaging the
a
completion.—V.
at
scribed
for
Lakey Foundry & Machine Co.—Earnings—
a
on,
plans will be
facilities as required.
plant
and
corporation
offered
The
bank
serves
Surf
Lever
Philadelphia,
\
Lakewood Water & Power Co.—Bonds Placed Private¬
ly—The New York Life Insurance Co. has purchased
$950,000 of first mortgage bonds, 3y4% series due in
1976,
from
complete
bo
which
be
spent
best
to
A special
goes
and
not
share,
would
increase
The
sub-station.
makes
covering
No
]
to
This
pro¬
the
Net
repaid."
171,
used
of
work
central
a
look
once
New Board Elected—
cost.
construction
refrac¬
the
spectus, the net pioceeds of the stock sale will be added to
working
capital and will be available for any corporate
purpose.
"No present
determination has been made as to the
application of such proceeds
except that current short-term bank loans of $300,000 will be
—V.
other
additional
of
Chicago is named as the principal under¬
writer. The public offering price of the stock and
underwriting terms
are
to be supplied by amendment.
tories
be
par
without
378.
will
time,
as
Lexa Oil Corp.—Files With SEC—
Co.—Files With SEC—
to
the
manufacture
same
designed
land.
cleanser
nearing
-V.
(Calif.)
for
the
At
margarine, dentrifices and cosmetics are located in Hammond, Ind.;
Cambridge, Mass.; Edgewater, N. J.; Baltimore, -Md.; Chicago, 111.,
and
Long Island City, N. Y.
A new plant in Los Angeles, Calif.,
general
corporate purposes.
Kingsburg
a
exclusive
crews
■
The
the
at
first to present stockholders in proportion to
existing
holdings and thereafter to officers of the
corporation; unsubscribed
shares are
to
be offered
to
the
public,
without underwriting.
The
proceeds
total
Lever
new
still
the
warehouse
buildings
set
forces.
shares.
share)
per
nucleus
a
We
profitable
shares, and compares with
share—reported for 1949.
present
would
company
their
revealed,
was
form
Lever-improved granulated soap
with widespread and growing popularity.
During World War II the
plant made thousands of tons of G. I.-type soap and large quantities
of
glycerine used in the manufacture of explosives for the armed
Calif.—Files
notification
to
the
Surf
present
the
other
been
of
of
to
construction
have
complete
Effective
Custodian
will
over
detergent.
the
of
the
shipping
tract
The
$10
Keystone
built
spring of 1952.
plant and warehouse
warehouse
and
Lever
y
Accident
1950,
be
devoted
"soapless"
of
electric
an
scouring
on
Nov.
will
the
on
made
the
space,
will
on
Excavation, it
warehouse
and
customers
later.
being
prospect to
construction, Mr. Barrett said, but he is unable
at present to say how much stock
will be issued; nor could he
say, he
concluded, what dividend policy he would recommend to directors in
$5,000,000
three acres
involving
Stock Dividend—
The stockholders
the
by
dates
no
be
processing unit,
SEC
Kentucky
plant
units
Full
addition
and
uct
metallurgical
a
Pagedale.
a
number
Company for 1950 was tenta¬
$3,746,000.
This is equal to $1.19 lor
at
common
a
$110,000,000
Harry
the first unit,
which will cover
on
warehouse
at
erection
point.
No-Rinse
story
is
program
the
he
common
and
An
for
Lever's
the
work
estimate
2,127,448
1—
from
from,
1948
$566,189
214,145
income
oper.
From
Gross
1949
$475,140
and
site
will
unit
on
for
until
1950
plant
plant
additional
projects
The
271,371
railway—
railway.—.
immediately
detergent
Surf,
start
made
Ry.—Earnings—
$546,474
from
a
assist
of
long-range,
heating
space
larger
business
mostly in the later months.
postponed due to conversion
Expansion—
3,000
a
gas
for
before there
go
Instal¬
172, p. 1830.
a
Barrett
three
and
Lines.
period of years,
fitting into an over-all pattern designed to provide maximum
efficiency in operation.
The Pagedale property, according to Lever
officials, is admirably suited to this gradual expansion program.
entire
&
Lines
each
storage
December—
from
President
way.
synthetic
around
start
detergent
Lever's
is
The
Kansas, Oklahoma
Net
Export
American
forces.—V.
will
of
The
Gross
American
the
country's largest and most complete manufacturing centers for
wide variety of detergents, vegetable shortening, and margarine.
While
105.
p.
the
for
to
take
the
Long Island Lighting
3,149,697
said
$1.50
other
contract to this
award of
for
liners
Jan. 29 announced
on
Construction
,
income—
oper.
173,
1,713,400
$3,205,092
1,496,023
39,746,239
•
the
of
2,500
may
to
7
1950 would have been about $1,31 a
share, Mr.
Barrett said, but for the severe
storm experienced last Nov. 25.
This
caused damages of
$672,277, exclusive of revenue losses of between
$70,000 and $80,000.
The
the
a
1947
1.402,163
railway....
39,354,451
railway.—16,586,593
shares
major construction
which will establish at Pagedale, in St. Louis County, Mo., one
program
both
1948
$3,627,746
420,494
from
from
constructed
company
distribution
1949
railway
$3,400,880
from railway—^ 1,168,132
The
outstanding.
liner
great
the armed
No-Rinse
$3,340,529
from
10,
appear
by
the
income
In
further
to
Kansas City Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
of the
22
Jan.
on
carpeting
The
President
of
use
will
Net
shares
common
these latter three boats has been
on
The
1,380,000
to
diversify
made
was
the
"Constitution"
recent
stated
hearth
open
steel,
the
for
States.
19,600-ton
benefited from a non-recurring profit on the liquidation
$1,180,000 after taxes.
Certain non-recurring expense
$620,000
reduced
the
above
non-recurring
profit
by
$852,000, after taxes.
The expenses included a write-off
to
connection
split
April
now
new
990-foot super liner, S. S.
largest in U. S. maritime history, is
being built by the Newport News Shipbuilding & Drydock Go.
The above award follows only a few months to similar contracts to
provide
floor
coverings
for
26,000-ton
liners,
"Independence"
and
stated
results
six
stock
held
which
least
"and
$3,532,000—$1.14
Net
because
President,
earnings
be
to
Mr.
of
He
360,000
are
Lever Brothers Co.—Plans
figures,
two-for-one
a
meeting
conditions
at
confidence
set
tively
action."
Announcement
company
for
similar
propose
add
added,
of
$30,000,000
of
to
incident
eighth
the
to
annual
change- in
to
he
with
income
1950
$1.23
stock..
common
major
no
(James) Lees & Sons Co.—Awarded Contract—
$2.70
1950
securities
Mr.
supplied for
the
on
corporation
He
aggregating
of
1,600.000
were
Net
Split—
would involve increasing the number of authorized
1,500,000 from the present 500,000.—V. 173, p. 477.
comparable.
commenting
Dec.
"382,844
——.
_
$3,939,948
on
figures
not
are
that
.
—
the months of November and December.
NOTE—No
In
—:
stock
common
on
Earnings per share
Earnings per share
they
———————.a—i__$4,322,792
profit ———
Net
voted
31
stockholders'
is
there
present
United
Preferred
the
such
warrant
Jan.
on
at
there
able
more."
&
proposal
803,910
—
directors
approval
to
be
1951,"
forward
market
each
"provided
1,633,085
—
——
The
for
1950
Cost of products sold, selling, admin, and general expenses
Depreciation and depletion of property, plant and equipt.—
Interest on long-term debt
Other
the
at
_
Common Share—
per
——
_
covering
of
$1.23
—
income, including profit
Total
offered
25
Thorndike, Inc.,
selling stockholder.—V. 170,
'V
a
Lane-Wells Co.—Plans Stock
sales
be
Jan.
on
1830.
p.
Kaiser Steel Corp.—Earns
Net
SEC
Jeffries
2305.
p.
will
:
in
the
$1)
(par
through
proceeds
with
'(567)
"we
This
Privately—
operator of one of the nation's largest
underground natural gas storage fields and a Consumers
Power Co. subsidiary, has completed arrangements for
the private sale, through White Weld & Co., of $18,000,000 of first mortgage bonds to a group of institutional
investors, D. E. Karn, President, announced on Jan. 30.
The issue is a 2.80% series, due 1971, and to be retired
by annual sinking fund provisions.
The
company,
company
February,
with
will
take
down
commitments
for
$12,578,000
the
of
balance
the
of
total
early In
$5,422,000.
The
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(568)
issue
is
National Distillers Products Corp.—Acquisition—
cover
the
company's financing
requirements
in the group making the purchase for pension
accounts, are: Bankers Trust Co., Guaranty
Trust Co., Chase National Bank, Chemical Bank & Trust Co., J. P.
Morgan & Co., Incorporated, General Electric Pension Trust, Aetna
Life Insurance Co., Bankers Life Co. (Des Moines, Iowa), State Farm
Mutual Automobile Insurance Co.,
(Bloomington, 111.), Woodmen of
the World Life Insurance Society of America (Omaha) and Massachu¬
expected
Mutual
1951
A
30,
to
Included
other
or
setts
Life Insurance
part
a
being
the
of
Year Ended
Net
budget
expansion
Gas
"Purchase of
Pipe
•Includes
supply
—V.
of
natural
172,
this
of
Co.
is
gas,"
Trunkline Gas Supply Co. by
D.
to
National Steel
Ernest
«
Vice-President,
this
greater
stated.
to
us
option
Jan.
on
offered
13
holders
outstanding
its
of
stock of
record
Jan.
6,
1951,
the right to subscribe for
1,500 additional shares of its common stock at par ($50 per share) on
common
basis of
the
of
share
one
subscription
privilege.
stock for
new
Rights
share
each
will expire
Feb.
on
held, with
over¬
an
15.
Recently the stockholders provided for an increase of the authorized
capital stock of the company in order to permit the company to
raise additional capital.
The money which is to be raised by the
sale
the
of
funds
the
for
betterment
stock
common
new
purchase
and
will
used,
construction
existing facilities.—V.
of
be
173,
as
of
new
'
—V.
raise
and the
C.
P.
Jam
29
Pesek, Vice-President in charge of engineering,
that the recent purchase by this company of a
southwest
in
Of the
114
the
and
RR.
Chicago
78
acres,
is
Railroad
Belt
;
on
from
the Chicago
.
& Western Indiana
,
of
Chicago.
Mr.
Pesek
said
a
$3,000,000
plant now under construction for
Mid-States Gummed
Paper Co., a subsidiary, is the initial project
in the
program.
Work on the 265,000 square foot plant has been
under way for several weeks.—V.
173, p. 382.
Alleghany
Montour
Corp.
above.—V.
Net
ry.
1949
1948
$159,891
$244,357
*et
from
Net
ry.
V.
—
from
30.808
22,064
52,535
41,132
2,809,579
2,401,616
3,076,781
3,165,007
'
571,841
484.474
772,285
841,330
<
597,127
549,155
814,660
742,621
permitting
Bank
of
Ohio
tird holding
Morris
1947
Jan.
on
its
Co.,
than
22
applied
purchase
of
Cleveland,
net
Net
the
by
price
a
the
bank,
172,
Investment
hearing
upon
the
to
shares
from
SEC for an exemption
capital stock of The
affiliated with the bank
the
capital
after
shs.
Earnings
dividend
in
-
bank's
an
until
persons
stock,
exemption
Feb.
$800,927
8,
is
September,
1951,
f Feb
-
is
shares
to
request
for
oper.
Jan.
30
per
1950—12 Mos.—1949
60,984,409 759,684,769 697,304,399
10,807,573
5,912,464
126,836,509
172,
468,304
$5.24
outstanding after
p.
approved
32,295,475
4,492,039
18,315,170
9,727,816
——
taxes
income
a
$2,033,245
390 254
•
.*$4.34
20%
stock
amendment
The
directors
dend
arrearages
$16,226,000
payable
March
the
declared
holders
of
Feb.
on
mate
on
4,721 825
wipe out
March
record
preferred
quarterly
March
stock
proposed five-fcr-one
preferred and common
EARNINGS
FOR
3,979,000
Net
Net
from
the
$45
share
per
payable
$5,429,266
$2,900,635
1,236,100
1,236,100
$4.39
Gross
$6,418,222
'
$2.35
during that
railway
April
and
the
merger
Vassar
of
announced
Co.
Vassar
at
Co.
that
AND
stock
equal
to
vote
and
special
meetings
into Munsingwear
rr?m%,e„,,ectlvc Fcb- 1
$10
par amount
to
receive
in
of
held
per
and
30
Net
from
Net
ry.
on
Munsinswear
5 14 %>
Gross
common
Net
would
of
M.m<iPreSent a?d W0Uld be cPerafced
Munsingwear, Inc.—V. 173,
p.
oper.
Net
ry.
oper.
Net
of Dec.
■
1949
p.
1948
3,936,250
The
173. p.
51
106.
1,523,625
Period End. Dec. 31—
Operating
revenue
Other
deductions
Federal
on
and
income
state,
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$3,358,796
$9,097,714
1,878,279
3,906,003
1,832,501
4 271 824
12 151
13173
23 246
(net).,
taxes"'
-—,,
1,240
*45 897
*8,228
*100,711
*191,506
6,7*38,400
7,957,497
'
3
242,183
23,246
.
242,183
$6 460 715
794,333
600.853
522,943
485,850
518,245
*672,473
*936,215
1
//' ;
173, p. 106.
stockholders
name
directors
8,292,069
'
"■
•
Feb.
on
also
.,,
m'S?
*28,061
'•
22
Net
ry.
GSS5,
Gross
Net
15
will
vote
to
on
be
approving
a
Diversified Funds,
recommended
Shares
Funds,
1,547,767
$3.90
$3.15
—
income
taxes
and
minority
interests,
etc.—V.
167,
2034.
Products
Plant
Olmsted, Ohio—
North
Co.,
Merging of Interests—
with
company
Newton
products
-
to
handle
the
No-Wilt
Supply Co. of Bridgeville, Delaware.
A new
established in the, Newton organization
been
interests.
new
Plant
&
has
including personnel
merging of its interests
announces
Chemical
division
■
to
i
introduce
floral
trade.
specially
According
to
the
company their
product is known to the trade as Plantcole.
No-V/ilt also manufactures
"Early Bird," a non-toxic while powder
which causes
worms
to come to the surface of the ground even in
bright
sunlight.
No-Wilt
acted
as
manufacturers
agent
in
the
Eastern half of the United States for a number of products including
the Alston Chem-Wand and the Aqua-Jet line of commercial .spraying
liquid
that
designated
the
Products
plastics
as
to
Inc.
Diversified
from
spates
company
to
that
and
manufacture
fered—Loewi
proposal
series
The
tinue
known
as
Co.
the
was
the
nursery
first
and
sale
Newton
of
all
Chemical & Supply Co. will*.con¬
products now handled by No-Wilt.
Oak
Park, 111.—-Bonds to
(Sis¬
Be Of¬
&
Co., Milwaukee, Wis., will soon offer
$900,000 of 3%, 3V4% and 3V2% first mortgage bonds due
from 1952 to 1966, inclusive.
Inc.,
above.—V.
173,
p.
Common
106.
Earnings—
.
railway
railway—™
income.—
""Deficit.—V. 173, p. 106.
oper.
Oklahoma
1950
income—T
1949
1948
$382,441
$401,642
$375,507
61,570
95,454
94,379
Net
from
2,857
4,705
*758,449
*3,875
Net
ry.
1947
4,541,127*
1948
$95,335
$101,578
$101,062
72,248
40,431
51,451
8,881
income
30,857
17,012
18,115
*2,968
1,109.286
452,659
134,227
790.269
220,786
42,892
oper.
from
5,029,183
4,240,936
Gross
890,544
1,424,673
1,161,910
Net
from
191,724
*276,657
234,596
Net
ry.
1950
'
1—
Jan.
492,472
1947
1949
railway—
railway—
from
1,339.188
above.—V. 172, p. 665.
City-Ada-Atoka Ry.—Earnings—
December—
Gross
From
5,110,476
& Electric Co.
See American Gas
$424,942
80.880
railway.—_
railway—
oper.
from
ry.
share
charges,
ters of Misericordia),
From Jan. 1—
Net
iSSv.-isn: 203s473'451 *$36w"
from
from
1949
$4,867,838
1,547,767
Ohio Power Co.—To Build New Plant—
Diversified
December—
Net
1950
$6,030,366
Oak Park Hospital & Training School for Nurses
.
Change Name, Etc.—
of this corporation
have
Industry
also
Gross
'
3,361,287
*1,299,221
.
3 723067
SSqfinai
'
equipment.
7,101,329
New York, Susquehanna & Western RR.
1950—6 Mos —19*9
027,378
2,268,239
expenses
97,896
*28,056
1047
$607,614
Inc.—Earnings
$5,023,402
.expenses
Ground
1948
$599,365
48,527
Fund.
See
National Airlines,
-Earnings-
1949
$564,760
income—
Diversified
Stock
$
$
—
per
*After
prepared
railwayrailway
change the
813 97
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$
12,710,180 167,996,440 148,546,972
9,268,253
51,586,158
34 903,117
2,081,679
29,058,687
20,794,351
2,472,397
29,308,479
20,631,237
outstanding—.
shares
No-Wilt
3,630,195
2,108,984
.
New York Stocks, Inc.—To
1 q , q
478.
p.
^
*
income
Earnings
$532,372
railway
oper.
The
-V.
1950
*Deficit.—V.
qca
income.—
203.
173,
Ry.—Earnings—
Year Ended Dec. 31—
*Net
The
railway-
as an entirely separate
1
including taxes.—V.
16.945,100
6,951,030
3,394.098
—1—
173. p.
2,314,000
7,473,172
$1.94
_
■
203.
31—•
charges,
;
1950—Month—1949
revenues.
income
—V.
YEARS
2,180,895
-
continue
Nation-wide Securities Co., Inc.—Record
Assets-
As
ry.
other
revenues
ry.
Capital
6,296,852
from
from
Net
and
interest
"
$13,653,091 $11,078,907 $12,050,834
__
income
oper.. income
Net
™1!>l"swear common
$
2,309,000
7,481,422
$1.96
——_—
outstanding.^..——1.
common share.—.;
Period End. Dec. 31—
rights.
From Jan. 1—
of
1-referred stock and three-eighths of a
share of Munsingwear
.tuck for each share of Vassar
stock held.
Mr. Humphrey further stated
that the Vassar Co.
requirements..
requirements—;
shares
Norfolk & Western
railway™
railway.
from
that
Jan
Jnc
Gross
this
dividend
dividend
A
*After
proposal
voting
CALENDAR
1950
December—
stockholders
1949
2. to
year.—
Effective—
G
Earnings
Net
#$5.07
2482.
p.
152,107,000 139,284,000
19,857,000
19,672,000
2,876,000
2,876,000
—_
income
Class
from
from
172,
(& Subs.)—Earnings1950
revenues
Common
divi- f
.146,923,939 127,365,168 146,581,684
52,668,683
37,132,060
49,627,440
railway operating income——
25,189,537
19,163,349
25,477,514
—V. 173, p. 383.
Net
1 236 100
agent.—V.
York,
New
Northwest Bancorporation—Earnings—
meeting
common
holders
^
from
railway
railway operating
Incorporated,
$
special
of
DECEMBER
1
December—
Gross
claims
not
Railway oper.
dividend,
for
29
split
give
172, p. 1734.
published
and
Preferred
9.
designated
to
10 397 2*>2
1,821^200
share,.—__
President,
c.vision
shipbuilding contracts
long-term
company
Co.,
*Net
.
to
$1.50
board
to
voted
1
New York, Ontario & Western Ry.-
are
from
Year Ended Dec. 31—
the 6%
preferred stock.
Payment will approxi¬
the 360,567 shares of preferred stock outstanding,
holders of record Feb. 16.
The directors also
on
5
recent
a
rights
this
Operating
(Including Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.)
5,198,600
Munsingwear, Inc.—Consolidation
vLTil'
vassar Co.
income
7,t335
8,933
——
reports
company
1949
•
major contracts unbilled. $99,746,657 $89,997,424
$
previously
as
10,627,866
outstanding
common
the
of
%
com-
stated that the amendment
172erpdi1534ndS Paid °n preferred stock retired
approved
1950
balance
of employees
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.
To Wipe Out Dividend Arrearages-T-
the
to
1950
1949
1948
$59,644,448 $34,165,262 $47,414,584 1
taxes____
opers.
ry.
oper.
offering of 33,770 shares of common stock (par $1G0)
at $150 per share to stockholders of record Jan. 12 has'
been 50% oversubscribed. L. L. White, Chairman, said
99% was subscribed by rights, while an additional 51%
was
bid for by holders on a conditional subscription
privilege. See V. 173, p. 383.
1346.
an
fr.
rev.
ry.
The
~
shaies
corporation
4,125,526
$15,709,833 $16,507,613 $57,319,198 $72,006,733
100,266,092
37,475,423
.
50,176,836 632,848,260 597,038,307
From Jan. 1—
V
4,790,371
notice it was announced that on Jan. 5, 1960
of holders of first and second preferred stock
surrendered in exchange for class A stock of
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. (together with cash, and class A stock
scrip certificates in appropriate cases)
pursuant to the dissolution
plan, shall cease and all such certificates shall be void for all purposes.
Until the expiration
date, certificates of Niagara Hudson first and
second preferred stocks may be presented for exchange to J. P. Morgan
In
the
share.
"1
per
431,024
Niagara Hudson Power Corp.—Unexchanged Shares—
all
19,697,221
4,811,057
4,457,339
expenses-
incorporation
income
Federal
Earnings
5,127,367
2.170.813
work & operations
The
A
*
*
.
83,040,987
63,343,763
revenues-
Manufacturing Corp.—Earnings—
Common
15,753,353
5,243,848
the percentage-of-completion basis; such income for any period will
therefore vary from the billings on the contracts.
Contract billings
and
estimated unbilled balances are subject to possible adjustments
'
the
votes
Profits before
9,707,927
1,127,651
on
&
1950—6 Mos.—1949
*$1.93
-
now
JefJLEnded Dec' 31~
Prov.
-
RR.—Earnings—
income—
Net inc. aft. fixed chgs.
—V. 173, p. 106.
issued
195^—V 17C3°mm477St°Ck ^ °' 3"r°1"1 made cffectlve
5
Mullins
w
1949.
$2,971,466
$15.33
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Offering Over¬
subscribed.—The company on Jan. 31 announced that
390,254
,
$1.71
of
1950.—V.
on
of
of
three
2,492,194
914,850
and
__—-
Financing—
on
1950—Month—1949
oper.
A
—Year Ended—
$7,746,864 $12,456,744 $37,577,052 $47,599,587
As of Dec. 31—
New York,
$2,453,063
3 ^eIrllI^C^airiran of the Board*
t
New York Central
Net
presently outstanding $50 par 5% cumulative
preferred stock by increasing the
voting rights of that stock from one
to
Other
of
Net
relative
vote
\;7 .-rv
4,877,306
accessories
order
an
See V. 173, P. .477.
Railway
providing for the automatic ex¬
change of each share of the 300,000
presently outstanding shares of
common
stock
without par value, into three shares of
new
common
nock, par value $7.25 per share.
The amendment retained
rights
-V.
Dec. 31, '50 Dec. 31, '49 Dec. 31, '50 Dec. 31, '49
period:
turbines
Hydraulic
giving interested persons until
hearing upon the bond financing proposal of
1951, to request a
Railway
prohibited
order
$903,615
468,304
share™,
certificate
noting
12,
company.
issued
30
Period End. Dec. 31—
172, p. 2382.
1950—3 Mos.—1949
taxes
stockholders
t any s
rates
—3 Fiscal Mos. Ended—
Billed during
Estimated
$3,861,995
$17.53
i
month,
a
.v
Number
1950
share-.
mean desidence servicp
except for
a
few flat-rate
would
company
cents
City whose
See offering in
31—
per
the
by
50
York
New
in
Shipbuilding
contracts.
Ship
conversions
and
.
Jan.
on
this
,
Mountain States Power Co.—Stock
Split Voted—
The
proposed
increased
be
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.—Billings
•
Corp.—Earnings—
the number
on
the
unless
application.—V.
outstdg
per
■•Based
of
part
own
interested
Motor Products
income
■■'■-"V'
repairs
England Power Co.—Hearing
Feb.
the
of
persons
,
Company Act
Period End. Dec. 31—
Net
rates
383.
p.
2026.
p.
SEC
The
of
who
ly the Commission.
The SEC has given
a
value
asset
—V.
the voting stock of Morris Plan.
Because of the affiliaof the bank's stock to Morris Plan by officers and em¬
of
miles
2,000
years.
would go up 75 cents. Busi¬
ness
message-rate seivice would
be up $1.50.
(The increases .are
quoted exclusive of tax.)
Rates for additional message-units used
in excess of 300 a
month would also be slightly increased.—V. 173,
.
assets—™——.
have
not
telephones
of
company
would
of
sale
ms,
ployees
add
five
in
customers
'
.
stock has been oversubscribed.
December
of
Total
without $475;000,000 new investment
been
possible,
for instance,
to
in New York City from 1,960,000
of cable and provide 95 new central
that
out
would
number
the
3,100,000,
The
its Laurel Hill,
City.
The deal
occupy the
can
present
to
proposes
stock at
the offer.
25%
to
England Fund- -Net Assets Show Gain—
New
Americar—Acquisition—
stock in the bank.
Plan
pointed
it
State
plans to go right ahead with its program of expan¬
sion and improvement using every bit of the materials and supplies
that will be available to it ir. the coming year," Mr. McHugh said.
;
V. 173, p. 477.
purchase up to 26,000 shares of the bank's
$30 per share from present holders who
:cept
Morris Plan now owns '24,330 shares of the bank's
capital stock, representing 24.88% of the stock outstanding.
.
* The
Equity Corp.,
a
registered investment company,
owns
more
c-pital
e
the
increase
resulting from statutory and contractual provisions.—V.
corporation
rrder
New
McHugh
Mr.
In
lease
•
New
Morris Plan Corp. of
The
two-year
a
2382.
As
income™
within
'
production of steel drums in the
which is subject to an option for an
additional three years, according to William Hewlett, Executive VicePresident. '
K-; ■■■
■.■v.
The' company
is currently surveying available sites in the Long
Island area as posible locations for a new plant, Mr. Howlett revealed.
The
present plant contains approximately 200,000 square feet of
space
of which Nesco plans to retain 60,000
square
feet for its
manufacturing operations.
The sale price was not disclosed.—V. 172,
will
under
higher costs.
additional revenue requirements we need from our
York State come to $44,000,000," he announced,
our
mininmum
pointing out that it would add 8% to the company's revenue. Includ¬
ing this change, the overall cost of telephone service to the user
would be up an average of only 19% since 1939, which he pointed out
is-"far less than the 75%
increase in consumers' prices."
source
203.
p.
meet
to
"The
eastern
r
railway
oper.
173,
to five years.
continue its
up
Nesco
24.903
41,257
railway™
need
business
$219,622
22,272
From Jan. 1—
Gross
the
at
least
planned for 1951 will cost at
1950 prices.
have
we
would have cost at June
1950 the Commission granted
May
Total
26,864
income—
oper.
deposits
ore
Feb. 1 announced the sale of
Appraiseis. Inc., of New York
provision under which Nesco
on
Realty
to
"leaseback"
a
common
1950
railway
railway
from
:
^
$255,018
from
Net
202.
p.
■
Nevada Tungsten Corp.—Stock Sold—Tellier & Co., on
Jan. 30 announced that the offering of 1,999,000 shares of
RR.—Earnings—
December—
Cross
173,
new and highely important
the United States.
a
of
iron
program
the company a new schedule
of rates providing higher revenues.
That was our first permanent rate
increase in 20 years.
It came at the end of a decade in which our
costs have been going up at a faster rate than revenues. Our earnings
were far too low, yet the revenues granted us in May were $15,000,000
less than the minimum we then thought necessary.
Today, it is certain
that the increase was inadequate, and that it is far short of what we
"In
offices
corporation
property
p.
Missouri Pacific RR.—Bond Offer Submitted—
See
creating
borders
controls
construction
$12,000,000 more than it
477.
p.
plant
plant
of a long range
purchased from the estate of Mattie Rosenacres
I.,
includes
114-acre tract
industrial development.
part
were
and the remaining 36
field
announced
the
Nesco, Inc.—Sells Laurel Hill Factory—
Manufacturing Co.—Expansion—
&
173,
This
L.
Minnesota Mining
of
the
Co.
recent
meet
"The
202.
p.
effect
within
Mining
due
In addition,
increased prices hit us as sharply as they do
other business.
In 1950, for example, the prices of copper, lead,
cotton and zinc ranged upward from 30%
to 75%—and all of these
materials are essential to telephone service. ^Because of_ such increases,
Corp.—Acquisition—
end
of
the Mesabi Range in Minnesota
which are estimated to contain
1,500,000
tons Of taconite
which should yield 500,000,000
tons of
60%
ore.
Plans were recently announced
by the company for the
installation
of
equipment in existing buildings on the property to
produce 300,000 tons of iron ore per year in the form of pellets.
to
received,
facilities
the
ore
new revenues will be needed to pay
to higher wage rates negotiated last fall," Mr.
"And this may be as much as $24,000,000.
•= )..
increases in
our
tax bill,
$17,000,000 yearly is
$18,000,000 yearly in
costs
explained.
needed.
Mining Co. was organized to develop on an industrial basis
which have been evolved through experimental work for the
of iron oreMrom taconite.
The success of this operation
Reserve
"To
<
any
to
have
iron
of
Co.—Rights—
the
to
!.;
■
option.
Reserve
processes
will
company
re¬
apply only to
he pointed out,
operations within
company's
the
will
State,
total of
"A
McHugh
T.
extraction
Middlecreek Valley Telephone
The
dividend
preferred
tAfter
$54,306.
p.
in
27
increase
York
McHugh, President,
had asked the
Keith S.
essential.
sincd* last June
costs
other
and
taxes
revenues
announcing that the company
S. Commission for higher rates.
Jan.
increased
National Steel Corp. to purchase from that owner an
amount of stock equivalent to 15%
of the total issued by the company.
National Steel, after thorough study and analysis, has now exercised
937.
p.
$3.47
—
Weir, Chairman, on Jan. 30 announced that this cor¬
poration has acquired a 15% interest in Reserve Mining Co.
:
r /
The remaining interest in the company is owned by Armco Steel
Corp.,
and
Republic Steel Corp.
When these companies
acquired
their joint
interest in Reserve Mining Co. in September 1950, the
terms of sale of the stock held by one of the original owners included
an
Panhandle
a
available
make
Herringshaw,
E.
—350,000
quirements.—V. 171, p. 2199.
program.
in
expected
of
refund
tax
a
The
New
849,157
350,000
$2.24
in
increase
on
York
New
1949
$20,571,323 $16,119,815
™
—*1,277,874
taxes
,
Co.—Seeks Rate Increase—
in- wages,
increases
an
stated
<■
which
for
being
interest
an
Line
1950
1
—
after
shares Outstanding
tEarnings per common share——.—
storage
field,
known
acquired and will
gas
is
completion
the
upon
Field,
Heavy
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Products, Inc.
Common
announced on Jan.
the proceeds are
also
1951,
for
program
income
Field—
as
the
former
raise
the ' total
underground storage area to more than 57,000 acres in north central
Michigan.
This will increase the company's ability to deliver gas
out of storage by about 20%
to supply peak winter demands in 257
Michigan communities.
Pipe line construction and additional com¬
pressor and regulator stations will provide
greater transmission and
distribution capacity.
Peak-day deliveries as high as 330,000,000 cubic feet are planned
underground
new
Riverside
Eastern
Monday, February 5, 1951.
„
New York Telephone
above.—V. 172, p. 1734.
Inc.,
Dec. 31—
sales
Net
used.
A
.
■
make
National Starch
Co.
Construction Program—New Gas Storage
Reduction Co.,
Air
See
trust
$6,000,000 construction
is
.
.
'
4
turough 1952.
funds
'
'
974.080
railway
railway™—
oper.
income
'Deficit.—V.
173,
p.
_■
203.
995.484
372,055
359,327
103,990
59,454
J
$66,482
-
Volume 173
Number 4983
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Pacific Gas & Electric
Co.—Earnings—
Calendar Years—
,
,
(
'
,
Gross
oper.
revenues,
Maintenance
Depreciation
and
Bond
Net
1949
$
$
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Calls Debentures—
This
•
"*
"
taxes
income
on
its
crued
interest.
may
be converted into
tion
will
New
York,
be
made
35,927,000
other
income
51,308,000
13,452,000
38,224,000
10,626,000
37,846,000
27,598,000
12,906,000
10,582,000
24,940,000
17,016,000
19,045,000
16,191.000
5,895,000
Manufacturers
Y.—V.
N.
-
173,
478.
p.
,
—
preferred
on
.
stock-
on
to
——
stock outstdg.
for
of
the
8,280,780
1949
at close of year__
stock
common
9,522,817
in
>.
will
office,
shares
outstanding
$2.10
were
$2.62
were
share
per
upon
outstanding.
Dividends of $2 per
Company has 170,000 stockholders.
Various important construction
projects
share
per
during
shares
been
engaged
for
some
years
rapidly approaching completion.
-ties
last year,
be
rceelved
until
A
total
$168,000,000
of
463,500
to
the
will
have
New
March
are
are
The
1950.
an
upon
of
which
either
now
the
or
•Railway
Railway
in
of
1950.
been
electric
By
placed
being delivered
now
additions
are
under
for
expanding
to
construction
the
in
to
and
the
the
-Net
generating
close
of
operation,
this
173,
company's
planned
accelerated
Stewart &
portfolio and
retirement,
1951
and
capacity
The
has
shares
for
the
fer
was
by
power
in
order
the
agent for
1:
400,000
installed capa¬
oi
future
created
defense
price of $164
not
later
The
recently sold
decided
tender
12
preferred
the
and
to
growth
1
.
considered.
AND
1950—Month—1949
tion
YEARS
$548,161
$583,030
$7,991,932
1,139,246
5,899,612
'
par)
entitled,
them
of
be
23,
to
are
the
+'.
'
Feb.
on
a
letter
class
of
With
March
plus
notification
of
with
made
the
to
the
on
of
preferred
the
stock.
common
payment
stockholders
preferred
At
dividend of
a
stock
of
in
were
H.
27,
Jan.
V
,
'
.
of
$64
a
•
further stated:
,
,
preferred
"The
stock
be
not
by
them.
has
preferred
necessarily
do
held
company
deeming
may
they
1
doubling
proposed
the
■
,
voted
the
usual
present
the
reserve
to
to
tender
V
-
of
any
it
Trust
York
until
of
11
first
Co.,
a.m.
right
take
to
■*;
50
•
action
ry.
the
taxes
172,
Gross
company
Jan.
on
filed
31
financing proposal with the SEC.
Ohio
parent,
for
the
Feb.
bonds,
of
$152,250,
173, p. 9.
sum
at
price
a
4.25^r
Power
bidding
to issue
proposes
additional
preferred
to
shares
and
to
cash
also
rank
equally
to
proposes
of
preferred
issue
stock,
and
$100
the
taxes,
to
not
F.
construction
for
hand
on
is
program
1952.
and
estimated
is
estimated
be
received
It
to
that
its
1948
$3,622,518
$7.80
$6.43
$10.67
stock
at
determined.—V.
yet
172,
p.
1950 estimated net profit, Federal income and
amounting to $1,800,000, have been accrued as
under the presently existing tax law.—V. 171,
'
for
financ¬
company's
finished
pleted and
new
plant
insecticide
is
in
now
for
at
insecticide
Montgomery,
been
been
elected
directors
of
the
Pond's
Extract
Co.—V.
of
insecticide
products
162,
of
for
recommended
potatoes and
for
growers'
other
insecticides
truck crops,
blenders
Products
use.
for
use
finished
or
will
include
At
Jan., 19 filed
called
cotton,
on
a
than
plant
purchase.—V.
soon
with
Plans for
have
canceled
of
the
I
Ralph R.
President
Teetor,
of
President of
Thompson Products, said in
plan would not be completed
Both
piston
the
the
rings.
172,
as it
March
on
of
St.
Louis,
p.. 2223.
another
.
..
anti-trust laws.
Perfeet
several
Circle
manufacturer
ago
of
rings.
of
>
<
■
*
'
\
-
■
.
'.V',,.,
Dec. 31.'50
v
of
on
'Exclusive
172, p.
Chicago,
off
line
the
—
has
called
mortgage 3%%
its
Jan.
on
Payment
for
redemption
made
will be
sale
of
of
508,190
transactions,
tCarried
at
1,
ry.
par
March
on
1,
106%
Jan.
from
ry.
$
sales
Net
income
after
to
surplus.
$Revised.
com.
1950—9 Mos.—1949
$ "
232,956,782
$
4,212,391
share-
preferred
dividends
outstanding.—V. 172, p. 1735..
3,560,035
12,821,262
$1.44
$5.09
$1.67
and
based
on
first mortgage bonds,
basis of
28,092
%
of
a
new
*
additional
shares
receive
shares
minority public
(92.9%)
warrants
for
;
total
a
shareholders
own
$1,000,000
Proceeds
of
of
the
bonds
of
sale
to
the
not
John
sub¬
Hancock
shares
common
be
V
_
given interested
the
•.
until
persons
proposal.—V.
166,
Feb.
<■
1951,
7,
'
•
.
to
request
1056.
p.
(
John
1949
1948
1947
$247,818
$220,462
79,837
6,646
"39,408
$326,792
121,141
5,976
*75,054
"117,470
50,591
3,689,000
railway
3,324,214
3,387,655
3,247,07)
railway
216,415
228,657
74,953
"648,743
"589,053
"810,960
198,513"572,423 '
173, p. 107.
Mining Co.—To Declare Dividend—
W.
Weibley, President, has sent proxies to the company's
asking them to specifically authorize the directors
to declare a dividend out of working
capital as the board may deem
appropriate.
This year's annual meeting is to be held Feb.
19, in
Maine.
of
per
informed,
were
shares
the
of
share
however,
company's
of
the
the
that
in
capital
view
stock
of
the
large
{
outstanding, the
be
necessarily
company's
dividend
proposed
would
small.
y
Mr.
Weibley
said
mining, lead-zinc ore properties in r
Smelting
&
Refining Co.,
whiclr •<,
conducts all San Toy's mining operations.
'
*
"As of Dec. 31, iBSO, the company had
$106,078 in cash and $300,00"*
iniU. S. Government bonds.
In the judgment of the directors, the v
company does not need its entire present working capital and they
have decided that it would be desirable to distribute a portion of it
to the stockholders as a dividend," he said.
common
at
company
Savings
196;
p.
RR.—Earnings-
1950
$355,469
5,000 stockholders,
leased
are
to
American
Tlie company also wants the5stockholders to approve a reduction
in the par value of the common stock from the present $1
per share to
10 cents a share, a reduction in the authorized shares from
7,000,009
\
•
5,732,875, the amount now outstanding, and cancellation of th">
1,267,125 that are authorized but unissued or held in the company's
to,
next, $28,000
and accrued
/
'
treasury.
'
■
*
■
s
'
Servel, Inc.—International Sales Gain—
,
on
Feb.
15,
'
during 1950 to $1,199,582.
p'artiicpating unit increased from $104.87 to $107.69.
170, p. 1302.
,
in
of
1950
the
corporation's
1949,
over
F.
A.
International
Scharer,
head
Division
of
the
increased
Division,
sharply
reported
'
on
Jan. 30.
Sales of electric household refrigerators, which the company manufactures exclusively for the foreign market, were up 141% over 1949.
Gas refrigerator sales showed an increase of 93% in 1950, while sales
of kerosene-burning refrigerators, which account for the bulk of the
Division's sales, also showed a substantial gain,
Mr. Scharer said.—
V.
Robertshaw
-
Fulton
Controls
Co.
—
Negotiating for
2,331,544
11,572,646
common
$4.71
shares
Air
173,
p.
•
■
Sharon
Materiel Command
on
Jan. 18 announced that preliminary
The
plants
of
with
yet,
the
known
headquarters
no
when
facilities
formal
amount
be
at
contract
Greensburg,
has
been
needed
to
fulfill
the
the
officials said,
coming until
negotiations are just
additional information
a
Pa.
signed.
The
number
of
units
involved have not been disclosed, nor is it
will be started.
Only part of the company's
money
production
will
Because
of
later date.—V, 171,
contract.
starting,
on
p.
Air
no
are
will
not
Command
be forth¬
an
par
at
increase
an
also
the
in
the
in
increase
value
lrom
925,863 shares
annual
the
issued
debt
the
meeting
Debt Limit and Au¬
limit
present
and
of
authorized
March 22,
the
1.000,000
outstanding.
will be
company
capital
to
shares.
to
asked
At
t"v
$30,000,03)
shares
2,500,000
present
The company paid
theri
a
50%
stock dividend last fall.
The plan,
some
Materiel
the contract
1996.
and
Steel Corp.—To Increase
Capitalization—
stockholders
approve
and
107.
thorized
negotiations are under way with the above company's officials for the
manufacture of aircraft instruments for the U.S.A.F. in the company's
As
192,639,200
taxes
charges
per
$
64,182,094
the
on
'
*
,
The
the
"oper. income—
Mexico
Defense Orders—
1950—3 Mos.—1949
acquire
$421,380.
income
"Deficit.—V.
29.
common
the
Trustee, on Jan. 29 announced that
this Fund will be split ten-for-one.
50%
•
P.
Bishop,
than
to
1—•.
from
Net
12.
Philadelphia, Pa.—To Split Units—
assets increased more
net
1
railway
amount
value
value
agent,
1965 at
will
of
railway—
oper.
Net
-
office of J.
the
surplus
$180,641
1347.
76,854,679
Net
F.
the units of
The value of each
—V.
$741,086
securities-——
security
1949
Rittenhouse Fund,
Total
:
1950
has
from
Gross
common
business
of
share,
per
held.
and
to
are
number
two-for-one
close
transfer
bemds due Sept.
from
471.
p.
(7.1%), and will receive warrants to subscribe for 2,143Vb
San Toy
appointed the Harris Trust and
efective on March 1.—V. 171,
has
160,
total subscription price of
$32,145. And shares
by public stockholders will be acquired by NEES.
From Jan.
2027.
company
Donald
$$10.01
$850,859
——
for
price
upon
from
parts.
registrar,
as
V.
Electric
proposes to issue
Life Insurance Co.
Net
Morgan & Co.,
Incorporated, 23 Wall Street. New York, N. Y.—V. 171, p. 594.
195J,
821,000
$20.75
Philip Morris Co., Ltd., Inc.—Earnings—
now
plus
share
,
.
,
821,000
share-—-
Period End. Dec. 31—
'After
Chicago
p.
first
The
'Earns,
of
par
issuance
a
SEC
Sales
$$13,144,704'
shares
value per
income
and
also
company
of
172,
interest.
-
Dec. 31,'49
Year Ended Dec. 31—
—V.
Bank
National
the
outstanding
December—
contracts, valued at more
Ordnance's versatile new
production on its second
that
announced
27
effect
Privately—
subscription at $15
for
hearing
Gross
'
$17,036,026
,
assets
tProfit
Jan.
to
-
shares,
held.
$10,000,000
478;
p.
order
800,000
100%
proposal
a
on Jan. 26 applied to the SEC for authorization to
shares of its capital stock for subscription
by stock-
each
for
Augusta,
on
transfer
173,
from
share
San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf
-
As of—
"Net
company
started
truck No 4,900 came
in
approving
on
1,
,
"This
acquired
.
Net asset
Army
stock
present
to
proposes
account.—V.
vote
$6.25
par
each
for
will
27
capital
shares,
shares
improvements.
a
Richmond Terminal Ry.—Partial Redemption—
,
piston
.
t
Number
for
each share of the present-$10
exchangeable for two shares of $5 par
First
The
Petroleum Corp. of America—Asset Value Rises—
Net
company
Bank
manufacture
months
.authorized
and
joint statement the merger
a
'
~
"Eager Beavers"
number of
Reo
The
as
'
V.
-
applied to the payment by Salem of $350,000 oi
payable to NEES, $100,000 of noninterest
bearing advances
from NEES, and $800,000 of 3ya%. notes
payable to banks, and the
balance estimated at $203,540 is to be
applied to property additions
2483.,:
added..
31.
Jan.
on
V '
v
additional
more
total
split
be
the
122,659
notes
President, disclosed that
letter contracts, valued at ap¬
Starting Jan. 30,
„
Circle, and Fred C. Crawford,
would violate
Thompson. corporation
and
The Thompson corporation
Ramsey Corp.
—V.
announced
Perfect
the
April
on
3,200,000
and. bonds
-
^
this corporation with Thompson Products, Inc.,
of- a
Department of Justice objection,
corporations
"539,735
173, p. 204.
3%
Jr.,
would become effective at the
Stockholders approved the split Jan. 9.
becatise
two
5,838,019
558,196
"18,439
for
Salem
Rhinelander Paper Co.—Stock Split Effective—
stock
Corp.—Merger Plan Cancelled—
merger of
a
been
6,288,662
131,998
"457,810
Stockholders
option
an
5,449,216
328,884
*272,927
England
Mutual
peanuts, soybeans,
will
officials
two
the
Sherer,
S.
awarded
trucks.
as
172, p.
The
.
15,143
5,641,359
subscribe
and for livestock.
the building under a lease agreement
173, p. 478.
<
<
*
Perfect Circle
four
2l/2-ton-6x6
itself, with approximately 15,000 sq. ft. of floor
space, was constructed by Montgomery Industries, Ir.c:, a corporation
of Montgomery businessmen organized by the Chamber of Commerce.
to
awarded
to
$100,000,000,
—V.
building
Pennsalt occupies
been
brings
contract
complete
78,466
:""""
of
<•
charter amendment for the purpose
redemption
trust
3Va %
for
Joseph
proximately $55,000,000 for
•
The
time
same
had
1947
$520,045
income—
for
shares
4.900th
This
'
System (parent) owns 42,138
thq outstanding stqck of Salem, from which it will
Motors, Inc.—Awarded Large Army Contract—
the
Reo
com¬
insecticide
a
"84,258
3,125 shares
"Eager Beaver" 2V2-ton Army Ordnance truck rolled off
the assembly lines of this corporation on Jan. 12,
completing the Army's
first major automotive contract since World War II.
.'
production, the company announced.
is designed to manufacture either concentrates
formulations
ready
"59,969
subscription
\
.
has
company
The
Production equipment
line
101,172
has
Net
concentrates
has
Ala.,
income—
to
s
Foote,
'
Reo
110.
formulating
products
1948
'43,963
stock
New
.
from
>
The
"
45,353 shares of capital stock and proposes
to reduce the par value thereof from $25 to
$10 per share. The amount
of, such reduction, $680,295, is to be transferred from
capital stock,
account, to premium on capital stock account.
Thereupon, Salem will
offer 30,236 shares of additional $10
par
capital stock to its stockshare
\
1951, the
entire
$4,000,000
of
collateral
bonds,
12th
series,
due
Dec. 1, 1955, at J01Va% and accrued interest.
Payment will be made
at- the
Old
Colony Trust Co., 45 ■ Milk Street, Boston,
Mass.—V.
173, p. 384.
;
'
Pennsylvania Saft Mfg. Co.—Plant in Production—
and
,
,
Railway & Light Securities Co.—Calls Bonds—
operations, will be
to meet the cash requirements through 1951. and that for
requirements in 1S52, approximately $7,000,000 will have to be
provided by the sale.at that time of additional securities of a kind
not
*
one
railway—
railway—
Salem
a director of the Lock Joint Pipe Co.
and a director of Eagle Stores Co., Charlotte, N. C.,
Vice-President of J. P. Morgan & Co., Incorpo-
N. J.,
S.
have
This
such
kinds
this
$461,720
"5,576
•
holders and to issue and sell
$1,000,000 of 20-year
3Mi% series, due 1970.
-
sufficient
or
of
1949
company
additional
offer
1949
$2,183,358
.
par,
present
1950
company
The
of,effecting a four-fcr-one common split. Certificates for the eld com-,
mon may be surrendered for
exchange for certificates representing new
common to either The Chase National Bank of the
City of New York,
or Northern Trust
Co., Chicago, 111.—V. 172, p. 2223.
/
par
$7,5^7,000
at
the
and
Y.
Construction is expected to
provide all necessary equipment.
being built wholly for the production
$417,068
new
capital
,
Quaker Oats Co.—Stock Split Effective—
of a
the shares of its outstanding
with
N.
will
brick, steel
'47,889
to
four
.
The
Betts, Treasurer and
The company on
•
Rome,
of
exceed
$2,650,000
capital
-
2823.
p.
A
sell
in
'
.
ft.
sq.
$427,278
increase
of
in
to
.
the company a sizable contract for
communication wire, according to A.D.R.
government
stockholders
$12.50,
liability
■
Alfred
rated,
>
stock
$30
erected
The
oper.
scribed
sell
its
of
at
profits
John
stock.
and $7,394,000
plus
Co.
shares
40,000
class
or
Pennsylvania's
ing
It
40,000
arriving
estimated
and
•
common
4
Salem Gas Light Co.—To Offer Rights to Stockholders
'1950
'
share of
per
East Orange,
■:
$1,200,000 cash.
Pennsylvania
series
1951
Co.
and
Rock-
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.—To
Pay
Stock Dividend and Split-Up Shares—
cents
The
The
competitive
new
Edison
stock
common
preferred
a
be
"Deficit.—V.
.
stock dividend
a
ry.
holders
Pennslyvania Power Co.—Financing Proposals—
The
*
of
one
•
from
from
Net
J
as
and
573.
p.
as
awarded
special
a
plant Is
oper.
Net
Pond's Extract Co., N. Y.—Two New Directors—
of
future
m
in
changes
conditions."—V.
will be operated
railway—
railway-——
from
-
100 Broadway, New York 15,
28, 1951, receive tenders for the
due Nov. 15, 1958, to an amount
taxes——
after
p. 2483.
■
such
unforeseeable
meet
'In
the
not
market, business and international
profit
Earnings
*
share.
shares
the
,
trustee,
on
mortgage
to-exhaust
Calendar Year—
excess
the
with
manufactures,
From Jan. 1—
1,250,000
quarterly in cash, payable
to holders of record March 2.—V. 171, p. 1571.
plus accrued interest.—V.
Net
present intent'on of liquidating or of re¬
tendered.'
However, the company must
no
stock
desirable
intend
The plant
from
Net
/
•.
Pond Creek Pocahontas Co.—Earnings—
Jr.,
and
members
of
bis
family, directly and
through corporations controlled by them, own 56.33% of the 64.599
outstanding shares of $6 cumulative preferred stock and 93.19 %■ of the
outstanding 23,732.8 shares of common stock.
They have advised the
that
of
and Place Bonds
Hillman,
company
.
and
tract
Included
•
also
will
to
par,
-
1
•*
38-acre
a
divisions.
valve
December—
Gross
Hallanan,
New
Y.,
sale
liquida¬
per
will
new
Net
'•
'!
.
if conditions at the time warrant, to declare
26
The
N.
after giving effect to
payable Jan. 30, 1951,
2C, 1951, dividends on
extent
on
area.
Rutland RR.—Earnings—
Poli-New England Theatres, Inc.—Tenders—
1951,
share,
the
to
arrears
George H. Young, Secretary,
"J.
Jan.
$1.50 per
record
on
floor
•
in
the
of
accumulated
located
of
building of approximately 120,000
shortly.
The
per share, plus .accumulated and unpaid
dividends,
involuntary liquidation, to be paid $100 per share,
end
unpaid dividends, before any distribution is
event
is
ft.
maintained
are
product and it is expected that production will start in the late
spring.
—V. 172, p. 13.
V
A
capital stock.
par
S.
board
The
by the company
voluntary
' '
•.
directors
sufficient
of
Akron, O.—Files
Commission—
tion, to be paid $105
and in the
plant
sq.
warehouses
President.
new
start
■
,
President, said that "if the increase in author¬
capital is approved at the annual meeting on May 15, the board
ized
1951.
event
Corp.,
filed
18
shares
26,850
'
'{■ shares of $5
for
at
company
The
400,000
Signal Corps has
concrete
V*.
\
•
i
its
purchase,
the
to
received
'
Plymouth Oil Co.—100% Stock Dividend—
The
preferred stock.
desiring to dispose of
stock
must
in
the
to
A
non-voting common stock
be offered at $5 per share, without underwriting.
The
to be used for working capital.
fuel,
In
Jan.
on
of' 100%/
held
Leased
organization
manufacture
The
Exchange
asset3
Manufac¬
a
products.
and
Rockwell
Fraser,
1138,
p.
deal.
Rome Cable Corp.—Awarded
Large Contract—
has been appointed trans¬
-•.I,.'.
and
••
proposes,
securities
172,
•
Products
covering
(no
2513.
p.
<4
Film
company
proceeds
popula¬
171,
stock.—V.
common
transfer
through its 15 divisions
and subsidiaries, a highly diversified line of
products including machine
tools, meters, valves, control devices and computing mechanisms.—
V. 172, p. 2223.
5,064,145
."*•
of
Rockwell
meter
The
$3,770,219
680,404
N. Y.,
$3,000,000 for the
stock
.
The
$6 cumulative
Feb.
on
the
the
Securities
SEC
provide
of
of
well's
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$3,848,409 ? $3,162,204 $41,835,001 $36,767,098
3,300,248
2,579,174
33,843,069
32,996,879
Co., New York,
Houston.
is
and
Mr. Rockwell says that his
company intends to expand the Barberton
operation in order to make fullest use of the facilities for the
produc¬
,
CALENDAR
chgs.
Trust
v.'..
Plastic
2026.
p.
proceeds
part
any
tenders
noon
is
be
DECEMBER
total
a
facilities
approximately
cash
a
the
of
cost
and
was
completely modern and mechanized foundry for
manufacture of valve castings.
During the past three years better than $500,000 has been
spent on
improvements to the Barberton property.
1, 1931
inclusive.
v
.
program.—V.
of
preferred
or
All
o'clock
stock
apply
of
all
share.
per
than
to
certain
its outstanding
holder
any
may
March
1961,
estimated
9.
Colonial
another
the
resources
Co., Inc. below.—V. 172,
of shares of
Accordingly,
his
has
company
to
the
Pittsburgh Rys. Co.—Transfer Agent—
;
Pennsylvania Industries, Inc.—Invitation for Tenders—
The
1952
of
embraces
plant
;
principal offices of Pittsburgh Valve are located
Company-owned warehouses were also acquired in
Chicago and New York.
company's
of
purchase
The
Panhandle Producing & Refining Co.—Sale of Unit—
James
the
dated
be
80%
the
at
for
opers.
ry.
fixed
p.
Walter
See
to
from
1
about
14
Y.,
It
and
Ohio.
City
paid
company
corporation.
Barbeton,
the
Deliveries through this line
daily by the fall of this year.
area.
requirements
nation's
will
99
FOR
expenses^
fr.
aft.
inc.
—V.
are
•
and
service
than
revenues-
oper,
rev.
N.
Pittsburgh Valve and Fittings Division of the Pitcairn
Pittsburgh Valve & Fittings Corp., a subsidiary of the
the
facilities
Kansas
equipment.
new
less
oper.
York,
certificates
each
finance
Equipments—
on
the
Corp..
Rockwell
this
activi-'
building
on
will
Period End: Dec. 31—•- r
company
completed
spent
of
of
bid
Net
upon
$530,000
EARNINGS
an
8,095,599
in
both
paid
were
mature
certificates
»
Comparable
avc-rage
share
amount
increased to 400 mililon cubic feet
Further
tion
to
$6,792,000
city of the company's electric generating plants will then be more than
double that at the beginning of World War II.
Following completion late in December 1950 of the great pipe line
extending from Texas and New Mexico gas fields to San Francisco
Bay, more than 200 million cubic feet daily ot out-of-state natural
gas
Street,
was
kilowatts
system
kilowatts
will be
Beaver
45
The
of
(ESTkon Feb.
noon
466
The
considerably less than the $192,000,000
spent in 1949.
A
further reduction
in
construction
expenditures to
approximately $130,000,000 is expected in 1951.
added
Co.,
Rockwell, Jr., President, on Jan. 22 announced the acquisition
and
Pitcairn
Redemp-?
./
Lexington Avenue,
$5,300,000 of equipment trust
-
years.
has
Trust
debentures
of
stock.
common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Bids
No
————
com.
earnings
stock-
common
stock.
common
Balance
Earnings
$70
825,000
9,936,936
deductions
Bids
i
Remainder—applicable
average
each
F.
both
Corp.
in
•
Shares of
W.
of
turing
paid
Dividends paid
1951.
1,
full-paid share of
one
at
March
and
Dividends
■
before
or
'
49,850,000
—
and
income
On
9
Rockwell Manufacturing Co.—Buys Ohio Firm—
*
.
has called for redemption on March 1, next, $15,000,outstanding 2% % debentures due 1975 at 102 '/a % and ac¬
company
of
000
108,703,000 118.404,000:
28,123,000
24,980,000
amortization
income
interest
'
,
•
-
*
including other income__ 237,984,000 217,535.000
Taxes, including Federal
Gross
'
operating expenses
and
■
<<1950
\
.
(569)
it is understood is aimed at clearing the way for financing
phases of the company's $49,000,000 expansion program an¬
nounced
last
year.
The
expansion will sharply increase the company *
steel
ingot capacity,
its pig
iron
and
coke
outpue
and
also
finishing capacity within the next five years.—V. 172, p. 1440.
its
'
Shoe Corporation of America—50%
The
New
Ycrk Curb
Stock Dividend—
It
is
the
planned to broaden the engineering and construction activities of
organization. The corporation now has offices in New York and
that the 50 % stock dividend
on
the class
A eommon stock will be
paid Feb. 17 to holders of
record Feb. 2.
Certificates will be issued for fractional shares where
Dallas, Texas and
required.—V.
Ingersoll.—V.
173,
Exchange reports
385.
p.
Corp.
Mr.
Home's associates
166,
include Harold A. Naisbitt and
Pacific RR.
Union
William Brown
The
Services
Armed
Petroleum
Contract
has just recently
aggregating $16,278,835.
These
gasoline, aviation gasoline and
navy fuel oil, for delivery during the first six months of 1951.
The
combat motor gasoline will be furnished from the company's Houston
and Corpus Christi refineries.
The aviation gasoline will come from
these two refineries and from East Chicago and Sinclair, Wyoming.
AU of the contracts are for requirements of the Army, Air Force and
Navy—V. 172, p. 330.
awarded
contracts
contracts
for
are
this
to
combat
Purchasing Agency
company
grade
South Jersey Gas
motor
Co.—Earnings-
Twelve Months Ended Dec. 31—
Gross
revenues
1950
1949
$3,826,603
;
:
___
$3,585,071
3,358,606
•Expenses including fixed charges and taxes
Net
No.
of
"Includes
under
the
provision
Revenue
C.
$0.41
for
Federal
of
Act
income
1950.
The
tax
the
at
in
rates
effect
has
estimates that it
profits tax liability for the year 1950.—V. 172, p. 2483.
excess
SEC
$226,465
550,319
$0.53
share
common
Southern
The
550,319
$291,573
shares
common
Earnings per
no
3,535,030
income
company
California Edison
company
Jan.
on
filed
30
SEC
Co.—Registers With
with
statement
registration
a
the
covering $35,000,000 of first and refunding mortgage bonds, series
due Feb.
Proceeds
nection
15. 1976.
from the sale
with
past
will
used
be
to
bank loans in con¬
balance will be poured
repay
construction
costs, and the
continuing building program.
The company estimates its construction costs for
into-
the
company's
the years 1951-52
slightly more than $120,000,000. Of this amount, the company
expects to obtain about $81,600,000 from the sale of securities
Following the proposed bond sale, it is intended to raise an addi¬
tional $58,600,000 thiough the sale of securities.
The type of securi¬
will be
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Co.—Registers With SEC
The company on Jan, 26 filed a registration statement with the
covering $35,000,000 of first mortgage pipeline bonds due Feb. 1,
1971, it was announced by Gardiner Symonds, President.
$
Railway oper.
The
bids
bonds
for
The
to
the
net
Net
at competitive
bidding and sealed written
the bonds will be invited after the SEC has
Mr. Symonds said.
proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be used, in part,
the
allowed
will
sold
be
purchase
to
company's
Other
presently
tem
to
markets
additional
serve
the
along
initial
natural
gas
service
to. New England.
originates in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas.
As
Total
Fixed
Dec. 31,
1950, it was estimated that the remaining cost of
the authorized pipe line expansion program so as to in¬
delivery capacity of the pipe line system to 1,310,000 mcf per
day would amount to approximately $142,000,000, which would require
"the sale of additional securities in an amount and of a type not now
of
ties involved
The
and
the
by
when
the}
construction
Pennsylvania, for the purpose of enabling the company to
peak day deliverability to 1,710,000 mcf. Such additional
expected to cost approximately $143,000,000, which also
would require additional financing in the future.
In addition, expendi¬
tures of
approximately $6,000,000 will be required to complete the
construction of an extraction plant at a point on the company's pipe
line
the
also
program
plant to be located
—V.
of
cost
a
offered have
in
not
Los
plant
Angeles.
been
yet
Greensburg.
Ky.—V.
173.
Percent
the
com¬
built in the San
begun in 1949, is
being
This
scheduled
plant,
San
Bernardino
$35,300,000,
is
173, p. 107.
I
;
The
been
Central
Hanover
appointed
to
1951.
Bank
subscribe to
&
agent for the
subscriptions for
accept
also
has
such stock.
to
stock
i
Y.,
has
has
been
Feb.
to
up
and
buy
173,
N.
and
company
common
offering in V.
York,
New
above
authorized
been
See
Co.,
Trust
warrant
authorized
The
Bank
located
of
16,
rights
sell
8, 1950, has filed
application for a
with the proposed steel plant to be
At the organization meeting held Jan. 17 the
elected: Huston St. Clair of Tazewell, Va.;
Tenn.
directors
E.
Va.
Kelly,
Officers
were
Washington,
D.
Huston
are:
President, and James W.
Eastern
St.
1,
the maturity date
of
4%_ bonds due Jan.
l,
1976
gage
outstanding
the
in
treasury.
and
turn
hold
to
1951.
the
to
over
possible
in
use
Unit Makes Lease
The
to
$12,500,000
St.
Louis
this
Of
for
Perfect Circle
Haley, Secretary-Treasurer.
Transmission
Corp. above.—V.
172,
National
the
Investment
Co.,
future, subject to
ICC
Toklan
to Jan.
1st
mort¬
$12,474,000
are
a
subsidiary,
approval.
Application—
The
&
Southern
three
the
RR.
latter
and
Yadkin
roads
have
RR.
applied
the
of
Co.,
other
four
subsidiaries.
The
the ICC for authority to extend
their securities.—V. 173, p. 107.
to
maturity dates of certain of
Southwestern Public Service Co.—Rights—
The
the
directors
record
have
date
for
fixed
the
the
close
issuance
offering to its common
stock, being in the ratio of
such record date.—V.
on
Gross
Nfcfc
Gross
share
one
each
for
shares
13
held
1943
$132,046
$159,316
"10,805
44,824
full
of
railway,,,,
railway.,,.,,
2,321.063
2,001,546
2,133,141
1,925,925
834,232
255,188
540,167
539,022
income,,,
428,083
220,688
209,548
Roy
has
Chalk,
been
ment
directors
of the company's
June 6,
conditions which
have
The
decided
the
to
Board,
propose
Jan.
on
29
two-for-one
a
1951,
now
provided
there
is
major
no
change
in
the
proposal would involve doubling the number of outstanding
each stockholder receiving two shares for one, and doubling
the authorized shares.
Details of
the proposal,
when finally authorized
including a probable change in par value of the stock from $25 to $15
per- share, will be set forth in the company's proxy statement to be
mailed to stockholders in April.—V. 173,
p. 204.
at
balance
December—
Net' ry, oper.
From Jan.
Gross
1948
1947
$263,249
1—
9,919
"39,666
"45,795
"95,893
"99,297
.'/
...
.
railway,
Net from railway——
Net ry. oper. income,__
"Deficit.—V.
172,
p.
2,911,141
v
/•
%■■■■■.-"
3,229.165
154,198
"599,947
53,123
"515,825
3,574,078
*544,393
50,579
"671,400
1, 1953.
The proceeds
Ihe
Privately—The
the
The loan
loan
long-term debt of the company and
sinking fund of $1,200,000 commencing
will
be
used
in
connec+ion
with
the
fund^—V lT3ltp l™VTOWements Program and Co supplement working
(James) Stewart
Ah
the
of
wt
•
construction
common
£
Refining Co. by
,&
Co., Inc.—New Control—
stock,
represented
by
voting
Pr®ferred stock of this corporation,
firm,
a
is
have heen
trust
certificates,
engineering and
acquired from Panhandle Producing. &
group associated with M. Seth Home, who has* b&m
J.h® laStu15 years in building developments in and Around
Washington,. D, C, The announcement was made on Jan. 30 by Mr
Home and Roger
Gilbert, Chairman of Panhandle's Executive ComJames Stewart & Co., which has been in
continuous operation here
abroad for more than 100
years, is engaged from coast to coast
for the petroleum, steel, educational and
other fields.
ana
to construction
to
the
quarter
Trans
above
view
its
of
1,
Inc.—Large Stockholders
Co., Inc. above.
Reduction
Jan.
on
announced
31
the
next
meeting.
$1,000,000.
its
leased
The
&
Caribbean
and
fleet
Eastern
aircraft
will
receive
a
its former
a
and
will
be
337,670
$5,729,044
865,070
$728,039
705,843
$3,512,605
$579,110
166,499
135,000
$6,594,114
521,261
*4,085,000
$1,433,782
187,415
*2,815,000
substantial
of
increase
$1,987,853
499,241
$637,137
$510,190
$277,611
___
499,241
share____
$1.02
499,241
$0.56
outstanding
per
United
tax.—V.
$900,00 excess profits
"Including
"Net
income
tEarnings
"After
tAfter
1949
1948
$5,499,021
1,502,668
$3,421,996
1,502,690
$2.06
$3.62
$2.24
share
dividend
after providing, for a
year-end
adjustments.
172, p. 1737.
taxes and
and
other
Federal income
subsidiary
recapture
preferred
2029.
1950
common
per
172, p.
1,502,645
outstanding——
charges,
for
499,241
$1.28
$3.98
$3,155,000
<est.l__;
shares
Common
511,645
285,000
.
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
States Lines Co.
Year Ended Dec. 31—
.
with Eastern.
requirements.—V.
United States Radiator Corp.—Record Sales—
Year-end
ended
as
stated
per
Wesley
J.
letter
a
net
thai
1951 available for the
31,
much
in
indicate
estimates
Jan.
times
basis,"
re¬
taxes
income
Earnings
en¬
result
a
interest for the
accrued
3,989,561
$241,440
330,572
income
reserve
100
4,527,134
credits
income
period
the military
As
contract
26,311,583
1,432,859
$3,182,033
charges
equip¬
call for
received from
35,326,383
1,736,650
income
operj
Gross
contract
covers
of
business.
8,949',018
exps.
Federal
Trans
of flying flights on
civilian
13,977,582
Income
1952.
normal
1950—9 Mos.—1S49
$18,896,265 $10,619,317 $45,582,561 $31,029,183
admin,
Shares
a
to
contract
INCOME ACCOUNT
1950—3 Mos.—1949
for the fiscal year
stock "may equal three
profits
common
share as in the preceding year on a comparable
Peoples, President and Chairman of the Board,
stockholders
to
on
Feb.
1.
the fiscal year exceeded $28,000,000, largest
history, Mr. Peoples said.
The letter accompanied checks for the initial dividend of 25 cents
per share on the common stock declared by the directors in December
and payable on Feb. 1, 1951.—V.
173, p. 205.
The company's sales for
proceeds
are
wing,
to
the
be
applied
estimated
to
the
value
cost
of
of
the
which,
church
new
including
the
and
land,
in
its
Redemption—
has called for redemption on April 1, next, 330,000
4% second mortgage (now first mortgage) bonds due
1952 at 100 and interest.
Payment will be made at the Bank
company
United States Rubber Co.—New Product—
10-year
the
—V.
subsidiary amounting to $378,000
exchange restrictions.
contingent
to
Air
Munson, Chairman,
sales
Income
of
Inc.
26
29th Street Towers Corp.—Partial
This
4.280,351
$1.11
new
that
announced
Eastern Air Lines,
Caribbean
that
S.
at
of
Sell.
reduced
1, 1950,
earlier, but in
2588.
p.
due
Chemicals,
sales
Cost
were
The
year.
July
$280,000.
Manhattan
172,
p.
Co.,
trustee,
Wall
40
Street,
New
York,
N.
Y.
384.
company
on
Jan.
27
was
contract
by the Army for
He added that the company's
from
company
its. present
also
Kent, Ohio, operations will be gradually
employees to a peak of about 1,800.
aircraft parts manufacturing plant
1,200
operates
an
in
Buffalo, N. Y., which has a current backlog in excess of $18,000,000.
new
order brings the bus division backlog to about $32,000,000
a
total over-all company backlog in excess of $50,000,000.
It is expected that some production work on the new order
may be
transferred to Twin Coach Co. of Canada, Ltd., a wholly-owned
subsidiary, with a plant at Fort Erie, Ontario.
has developed
company
a
new
wire reinforced rubber and fabric
rotary hose for high pressure oil well drilling operations.
It is now in production at the company's plant in Passaic, N. J., and
will be marketed under the trade name U. S. Royal 4 Rotary Hose.
—V.
a
of 1,650 transport buses at a total price of $21,450,000,
according to L. J. Fageol, President, who also stated that this is the
largest single bus order ever received by any manufacturer,
expanded
The
173,
Army Contract—
awarded
the production
The
only
annual
Sept.
of
of
Trans
maturities and at
The
promissory
an
170,
Jan.
on
Twin Coach Co.—Awarded
1, 1951, due March 1, 1976.
arranged by Morgan Stanley & Co.
constitute
of
quarters
fourth
mainder.
2224.
notes dated Feb.
notes
the
continue
Industrial
Period End. Dec. 31—
Net
rapidly
between
excess
1949
Mr.
Co., Inc. in January offered $102,000 of 3Mj%-4% first
mortgage bonds due annually Feb. 1, 1952 to 1961, inclu¬
sive, at 100 lk and accrued interest for the first three
Oct.
2,822,930
"14,296
Stevens & Co., Inc.—Notes Sold
the benefit of
in
$4,761,000
4,281,500
$1.75
479.
CONSOLIDATED
an
1949,"
in
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod),
Mission, Kansas—Bonds Offered—Eckhardt-Petersen &
of
company on Feb. 2 announced that it has sold to certain
institutions an issue of $30,000,000 of its 2%%
The
contract,
revenue
—V.
$272,061
"33,724
*101,385
income..,-
from
(J. P.)
1949
$243,030
"37,897
railway
Net from railway
the
in
anticipated
the
President,
of
also
educational
1950
$264,475
from
will
The
Staten Island Rapid Transit Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
sold
"split-up"
to warrant such action.
appear
taxes
Airways whereby Trans Caribbean
valued
The
in
announced
capital stock for approval at the annual stockholders'
meeting
shares,
of
directors
$52,000,000,
of
excess
$28,140,155
retroactive
been
extending into the Spring of
this
Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey)—To
Split Stock—
the
was
gaged in its present program
Chairman
in
were
the
over
and
consummated
1949
$7,506,000
—
that following
of the
Chemi¬
cals, Inc., Seton Porter, Chairman, and John E. Bierwirth, President
of National Distillers Products Corp.,
will be added to the board of
Trans Caribbean Air Cargo Lines, Inc.—Lease—
O.
(& Subs.)—
1950
——_—_
share
common
$759,000 in
p.
Charles
changing conditions of the
be said to be most gratifying."—V. 172, p. 2225.
can
of
recent
purchase by National Distillers Products Coip.
stockholdings of Air Reduction Co., Inc., in U. S. Industrial
Net
results
Caribbean
10.
Abrams,
sales
1950,
emergency
and
1943
the
said.
national
in
estimated cost
been included
Manufacturers, Inc.
&
taxes
outstanding—___
quarter ended Dec. 31, 1950, were
announced on Jan. 25 by George M.
was
85%
profits tax, which
earnings below what had
222,716
W.
than
earned
\acations
of
fourth
it
of
year
more
after
Investment—See
Net
35,900
p.
the
excess
65,019
16,993
173,
in
sales
cost
the
monthly in 1949.
Only the
1950
payable in
1951 have
month in
1950.
V Includes cred't
per
S.
U.
479.
p.
of
1950,
accrual
in
shares
173,
Sell
by
1947
216,144
oper.
Frank
hate
on
173,
$9,200,000
31,
Dec.
and
each
and
1950
officers
covered
options.—V.
$15,000,000,
and
was
such
of
company's earnings before
comparable with
those
of
earlier
$160,595
79,101
from
ry.
the
past year,
1949
28,608
•Deficit.—V.
that
vote
certain
shares
President.
The
company
manufactures commercial
trucktrailers, and has plants in Cincinnati, Ohio; Springfield, Mo.; Berkeley,
Calif., and Windsor, Canada..
the
$182,791
railway____
railway,,
from
Net
of
"The
1950
from
from
Net
will
20
to
number
Bunker,
Bunker
173, p. 385.
Net- ry. oper. income—
From Jan. 1—
of
excess
covering the company's
stockholders of 233,576 shares of
warrants
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
December—
Trailmobile
in
as
of
proposed
such
Feb.
on
granted
The
granting
"For
(business on Jan. 31, 1951
45,712.814
20.564
payrolls
income
—V.
Trailmobile"Co.—Sales in 1950 Up Over 85%—
.
increase
of
06,006,808
29.694
——
"Excludes the earnings of Argentine
ratifying certain stock
and employees of the
such options amount
to 37.536.
The option price is $2.59 per share, which was 90 % of the
fair market value of the common stock as fixed by the highest sale
recorded on the New York Curb Exchange on Dec. 12, 1950, the date
options
corporation.
stock
stock__
tlncludes
earned
Earnings
Royalty Corp.—Stock Options to Employees—
stockholders
purchase
the ICC for
Danville
49,694,538
3,981,724
stock
United Merchants
Carolina
& North Western Ry. Co., a subsidiary,
has applied
authority to lease the properties of Blue Ridge Ry. Co.,
Western
Ry.
Co., High Point, Randleman, Asheboro &
104,811
69,988,532
3,981,724
6 Months Ended Dec. 31—
"Net
1835.
p.
to
cost
in
expenses
in
Division
amount,
49,589,7^7
226,982
of
in
$8,066,292 for
adjustment of prior years overaccruals. ""Exclude Federal income and
excess-profits
taxes.
tfTo offset reduction in net income resulting
refunds on
shipments transported in prior years, of the difference
between commercial rates and land grant rates.—V. 173, p.
108.
C., and James W. Haley, Arlington,
Clair, President;
J. P.
Home, Vice-
Thompson Products, Inc.—Merger Off—
25 years
69,761.550
1,197,744
approximately
1950.
vacations
to
the hands of the public and the balance is held in
The company proposed to pay the bonds at maturity
them
for
to extend
10,763,673
8.571,064
against possible re¬
shipments"—
common
1947,
Common
See
company
56,458,369
6,Boo,642
all
common
in
estimated
Southern Ry.—To Pay and Extend Bonds—
The ICC has authorized the
for
on
included
Corp.—Secondary Offer¬
ing—Blyth & Co., Inc. on Jan. 23 made a secondary of¬
fering of 5,900 shares of 4.50% convertible preferred
stock (par $100) at $102.75 per share, less a dealer's dis¬
count of 75 cents per share.—V. 173, p. 479.
478.
p.
76,393,862
6,632,312
additional mail pay for period
inclusive,
tlncludes exoess-piofits
for anticipated wage increase for
engineers, firemen, conductors, trainmen and yardmen from Oct. 1
lo Dec. 31,
1950, inclusive.
^Includes accrual of $5,416,655 for esti¬
mated vacation allowances earned by employees in year 1949 payable
in 1950 in order to provide for this liability on a current basis.
This
resulted in the inclusion in expenses for the year 1949 ot both such
dealing
necessity
at Oneida,
following
Texas
Southern Natural Gas Co.—Subscription Agent—
7,010,605
9,800,034
1.228,970
Government
S.
19,
taxes
company, organized in Tennessee on Dec.
the
National
Security Resources Boaid an
certificate
.John
proposed steam
electric generating
County. The plant, to be built
scheduled
for
completion
in
1952.
a
U.
"Includes
Feb.
385.
n.
Tennessee Steel Corp.—Plans Steel Plant—
This
deter¬
kilowatts.
includes
in
includes
1951-52
hydro-electric
near
designed to produce 84,000
at
be
8,361,944
"Reserve
from
on
Balance
are
near
with
program
pletion this year of
Joaquin River area,
The
will
company.
27,140,327
2,082,587
its
facilities
.
mined
21,707,437
23,902,997
charges
from
Total for disposition
Dividends on preferred
in
increase
44,123,921
2,144,695
2,441,594
sources
include facilities
reservoir
5,572,752
2,410,443
sources
other
income
funds
Applications pending before the Federal Power Commis¬
authority to increase daily delivery capacity to 1,510,000 mcf,
for underground storage of gas in a natural
seek
7,109,380
11,961.417
oth.
tt Released
determined."
also
16,463,756
(net)
income
&
Net
crease
and
17,593,877
invest¬
from
ments &
completing
sion
952,818
opers.
from oil and
operations
Income
and provide
pipeline system
way
The
1,016,339
portation
gas
_
trans¬
from
**Income
expand the present system and extend the sys¬
the present terminus near Buffalo, N. Y. to New England
order
—
joint facil.
charge
inc.
Net
will
company
from
in
taxes
and
.
22,183,721
4,537,239 138,269,549
80.900,417
11,877,3891iCr4,556,090 49,027,389^CrlS,343,510
2,180,613
2,567,759 27,514,362
26,885,314
__
taxes
rents—net
1,310,000,000 cubic feet.
The
income
Equip,
outstanding short.term notes in full,
and
in
part, together with other cash resource)? of the company,
on the further expansion of the company's natural gas pipeline system.
The company has been authorized by the FPC to increase its daily
delivery capacity from the presently authorized 1,060,000,000 cubic leet
the
pay
398,823,082
§317,922,665
329,244,507 §28,838,0443327,013,967
rail-
operations
tFederal
to become effective,
from
rev.
way
of
registration
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$
s
33,375.233*465,283,516
revenues *51,428,228
expenses
companies)
the
$
.
Railway oper.
;
SEC
between
1950—Month—1S4S
Period End. Dec. 31—
Sinclair Refining Co.—Awarded Government
Lines)—Earnings—
(& Leased
accounts
offsetting
(Exci.
859.
p.
of Facilities—
Union Oil Co. of Californiar—Exchange
Continental Oil Co. above.—V. 171, p. 1892.
See
wholly-owned subsidiary in Chicago, James Stewart
■■■,.■' ■ "
a
108.
p.
United States Steel Corp.—Earnings
Higher—
before declaration of divi¬
for the year 1950 is re¬
ported as $215,337,655,
or
a
return of 7.3%
on
total sales of
$2,955,235,391, as compared with the income for the year 1949 of
$165,908,829, or a return of 7.2%
on total sales of
$2,301,685,689,
Income
dends,
for
is
the
fourth
reported
as
quarter
of
$36,516,115.
1950,
Income
declaration of dividends.
all before
The
for
Mr.
Fageol
advised
that
one
of
the
immediate
effects
of
the
Armed
Service's
purchase of this large quantity of Twin Coach "Convertibles"
will be
to materially
restrict the company's ability to produce the
Fageol Super Freighter, a large capacity cargo truck introduced early
in 1950.—V. 173, p. 108.
UJen Realization
Corp.—Meeting Postponed—
The stockholders' meeting scheduled for Jan. 10 to vote on the
proposal to authorize the directors to purchase for ultimate
retirement,
not exceeding 43,900 shares of
capital stock during 1951 at not over
$1 per share has been postponed to Feb.
28, 1951.
The stockholders will also vote on
extending the corporate existence
of the
company for an additional five years/from
Oct. 30, 1951.
—V. 167, p. 2694.
deducting
Revenue
Act
Tax
the
for
Income
Federal
Act
of
of
1950,
fourth
quarter
and
for
the
year
1950
is
quarter includes $31,000,000 estimated excess profits
applicable under the provision of the statute to the year 1950.
fourth
the
after
taxes
at rates in accordance with the
enacted Sept. 23, 1950, and the Excess Profits
enacted Jan. 3, 1951. The income tax provision for
income
1950,
tax
Shipments of steel products in the fourth quarter of 1950 amounted
to 5,784,447 net tons.
Shipments for the year 1950 totaled 22,635,131
net
tons, as compared with 18,211,893 net tons for the year 1S49,
when production was interfered with by the six weeks' steel strike.
The steel tonnage shipped during 1950 established a new high record
for
any
year
in
the
history of U. S. Steel.
unprecedented volume of shipments, steel supply
has not been able to
keep pace with current demand, particularly
since the outbreak of war in Korea
last June.
The serious inter¬
national situation has caused U. S. Steel to speed up and amplify
In
spite
of
the
(Continued
on page
47)
to
■VT-
Volume 173
Number 4983
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Stock Record
(571)
New York Stock
«»
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY USTED ISSUE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1950
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
YORK
21
43% Jan
17
45% Jan
30
Abbott
30
5% Jan
8
6% Jan
23
ACF-Brill
3
27% Dec
29
27% Jan
2
33% Jan
30
Acme
July 12
25 % Dec
29
25% Jan
2
27% Jan
9
21
42 % Feb
14
39% Jan
3
43
Jan
18
July 14
53% Nov
15
51% Jan
2
55
Feb
1
17
13% Mar 15
22% Jan
2
28% Jan
27
Admiral
Jan
3
Affiliated
55% Mar
47% Jan
18
l
19% Jan
18
36% Dec
39 Va
17% Jan
6
39 % Apr
3
7% July 26
48% Dec
15
20% July 13
110% Jan
Jan
29
Feb
2
3
2% Jan
2
3% Jan
19
28
22 % Jan
2
25% Feb
2
Aldens
Oct
18
74% Jan
5
Feb
2
29
3"% Jan
25
4% Jan
2
30
80% Jan
22
87% Jan
2
8
83% Oct
47% Dec
20
t-A
jan
41% Jan
19
145
Dec
19
130
Jan
100
Nov
18
95
80
83% Jan
4
47% Jan
25
25
144
Jan
Jan
6
101
9% Jan
31
5
4
29
32
32%
33%
32%
33%
32V4
33
33
33
9,700
25%
26%
26%
27
27
27%
27
27%
26%
27%
27
21 Va
6,200
*42
43
*42
43
42
42%
*54%
56
55
55
55
55
27%
28 %
27%
28
26%
27%
26%
27%
26%
27%
27
27%
34,300
Gas
1
10%
10%
10%
103/4
10%
10%
10
10%
10
10%
10%
10 %
22,700
Equipment com
50
50
w w
No par
Vicksburg Ry
preferred—
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
23% Dec
conv
Chemical
22
22% Jan
22
23% Feb
11
30% Jun
1
28% Jan
4
30% Jan
15
Allied
gtd
28
42% Jan
2
48% Jan
26
Allied
16
100% Dec
10
Jan
16
20
98% Jan
Dec
29
42% Jan
20
96
Jan
30
38% Jan
100
2
47% Jan
25
100
Jan
9
4%
45%
135%
137%
"97
100
*97
100
9%
59%
5
"22%
2
Alpha Portland Cement-.
5
Aluminium Limited
3
Amalgamated Leather Co
36
Aug 16
100% Mar 2
Jan
26
161% Dec
30
40
3
41
Jan
23
176
Feb
2
55% Feb
1
53% Nov 22
14
Dec
27
13% Jan
15
30
82
Dec
28
78
Jan
13
84% Feb
2
3%%
26% Jan
7
16% Jan
2
18% Jan
5
American
Jun
14% July 13
Dec
58
16
57
Jan
22
59% Feb
30
15% Jan
19
17% Jan
19
43% Dec
14
33
Jan
8
44
Jan
16
8
109% Oct
4
109
114
13
7% Jan
3% Jan.
14% Apr
8% Apr
21
21
20
3
90% July..26
Juiy
Airlines
cum
2
3
2
107
185
Feb
2
Jan
18
convertible
American Can
19
39% Jan
'
7%
Radio
&
Corp
Feb
18
75
Jan
2
83 % Jan
18
27
29% Jan
24
32% Jan
9
American Chain
&
40%Jan
2
44% Jan
24
American
Chicle
4
21% Jan
31
American
22% Jan
25
26
Feb
2
8
97
Feb
2
Mar 22
Feb
23
25% Dec
27
81% May.
97
Oct
7
8
-
90
Jan
Jan
13
76% Nov
21
71% Jan
2
87% Jan
30
16
178% Jun
19
171% Jan
4
176
Jan
16
101% July 12
32% Jan 13
113% Jun
23
'111
Jan
10
122
Jan
49% Oct
6
47
Jan
2
58% Jan
t-
t per sharer
5% July 13
American
30
3%%
conv
American
I per share
18%
58
58
58
57%
58
58%
59%
59%
59%
59
5934
440
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
16
16%
16
16%
16%
16%
42%
42%
14,100
42%
42%
41%
42%
41%
423/4
42%
43
111%
111%
111%
11%
11%
111%
11%
7%
6%
r42
111
11%
7
7%
99%
100
184
•
11%
10%
7
98%
183 %
100
112
183 %
6%
30
30%
29%
43%
43%
43%
44%
20%
21
21%
21%
21%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
23%
23%
93
91%
91%
90%
91%
*91
European Secur
5
21% Jan
9
American
Export Lines Inc
2% Jan
184%
16
3% Jan
2
96% Jan
16
14% Jan
18% Jan
1
16
$7
Tiling
Jan
26
54% Jan
17
Feb
2
50
Jan
9
American
25
9
Jan
2
American Hide & Leather
10
25% Aug
3
6% Nov
13
29
11
50
Jan
17
51% Jan
34% Apr
11
29% Jan
23
32
9% Apr
13
6% Jan
13
Dec
Mar 29
92
Jan
Jan
24
Jan
2
17% Jan
16
17% Jan
18
18% Jan
2
6
23% Jan
22
28
7
13% July
21% Dec
28
2
20% Jan
Nov
22
6
24
16
16% Dec
25% Oct
101
Jan
8% Jan
78
July 17
16"% July 18
100
86
105
Jan
3
14 % Jan
2
17% Jan
17
86
Jan
8
88
29
11% Nov 22
10% Jan
25
11% Jan
4
47 % Dec
29
45
Jan
25
50% Jan
12
106% May 17
105
17% May 12
4
Oct
90
;
•
86%
99%
11
18% Aug 16
Jan
Jan
29
$6
preferred
American Gas
6%
1203/4
• per share
6%
6%
6%
22%
20%
20%
20%
& Electric
79%
80
.
21
20%
9% Nov
10
4%%
31
12
11
Jan
8
American
27% Jan
3
29% Feb
2
American
Natural
^33% Jan 12
36 Va Jan
31
American
News
American
Power
23% Aug
1
33% Mar 16
32
Aug
3
36% Jan
Xl2
Aug
2
22% May 23
16% Jan
3
20% Jan
20
11% July 26
175% July 18
5% July 13
16% May 12
12% Jan
2
14% Feb
2
175% Jan
28% Dec
16
185
28
Apr
24
26
175% Jan
26
9% Jan
11
7% Jan
2
10% Jan
19
51% Mar 16
31% Jan
15
38% Feb
2
39 % Mar 30
53 % Dec
14
51
Jan
6
55
Jan
16
50
73% Nov
24
73% Jan
2
79
Feb
2
169% Sep
14
9
167
Jan
9
July 5
xl57%Apr
4
37% Dec
.
22
44
Jun
5
134% Se p
25
145
Jan
13
-22% Mar 24
29% May
9
1
July 14
38 % Jan .25
128
Jun
Jan
38 % Jan
135
Jan
2
41 % Feb
2
23
139% Jan
2
35% Dec
18
34 % Jan
10
37% Jan
19
38
24
32% Jan
10
35
Jan
2
11% Jan
10
Nov
12% Jan
11
60% Aug 17
27
136% Oct
13
18% Jun 30
146% Jan
3
22% Feb
3
;
165
161% May 20
54% Nov 16
117% Aug 17
7% Jan
3
21% Feb 28
84'
Apr 20
63
May
1
5% Feb 14
61
Mar
27% Mar
27% .Apr
8
10
5
Mar
2%
23/4
2%
2%
2%
88%
893/4
90%
90%
89%
90
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
77
77%
77%
77%
4.300
10,900
76%
52%
77%
51%
77%
53%
47
47
*46
8
8
52%
53%
8%
*50
75%
52%
*46
7%
*50
*85
87
87
*85
76%
75%
77
54
53%
54
53%
541/4
543/a
54%
47
46
46
45%
46
45
451/2
700
73/4
6,300
7%
8
52%
50
50
*49%
51
♦49'/2
31
30%
3.1
30 3%
31%
9,500
7%
7 5/a
1,200
64% Nov
86
*85
86
*84
87
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
*17
17%
17
17
17%
18
18%
18
18%
18
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 %
2,100
223/8
22%
; 22%
23
22%
22%
22
22%
213/4
22%
22%
22%
15,800
*16%
105
105
*103
105
16%
16%
88
88
"105
16%
88
16%
*88
106
105
16%
16%
90
*88
3
121% Mar 28
xll7
Jan
15
119% Jan
2
9
12 % Mar 22
46% Dec
10%
10 3/4
10%
10%
10%
10%
2,800
46%
47%
47
47
47
48
4,000
"105%
106%
106%
*106
*106
*106
106%
106%
2
17%
18
17%
18
1
com
*9%
10%
10
10
17%
106%
*106%
108
17%
17%
173/4
18
17%
18
8,200
10%
10%
10%
9%
93/4
10
10
1,900
18
"
5
101% Jan
15
94% Jan
2
14% Jan
2
18% Feb
2
81
80 *
Jan
5
87
2
18
3
Jaru
Fcr
3
Nov
17% Dec
Feb, 15
33% July 14
26 % Jan. 13
89
36
7
Dec
49% Dec
11
20
26
47% Oct
18
120% Oct
23
footnotes
see
page
IT.
13
Feb
1
16
Jan
18% Jan
8
6% Jan
8% Jan
22
48
Jan
45% Jan
117
22.
5
Jan
38% Jan
'33% Jan
19% Feb 11
9% Jan
4
Jan
110
74
66% Jan
Jan
_
25
25
14%
14
14%
14
14%
14%
14%
53,300
*175%
*175%
177
177
"175%
177
"175%
177
*175%
177
*175%
1,700
177
210
77
77
77%
76
77'/4
77%
79
11,800
166%
166%
J7% preferred
American
Snuff
Co
753/4
76%
76%
1663/4
166%
*39%
25
common
*52
54
*52
100
166
39%
40%
136
135
40%
135
40%
136
166%
40%
166%
40%
166%
40%
166%
40%
167
40%
9'A
165%
40%
9%
11,400
3.300
166%
510
41%
1,400
preferred
100
*135
American Steel Foundries
No par
36
36%
36%
37
35%
36%
35%
36
353A
35%
35%
35%
>9,700
American
No par
34%
35
34%
35
34%
34%
3434
34%
34%
343%
34%
34%
2,800
13%
Xl2%
13
6,700
6%
non-cum
Stores
Co
7%
preferred
No par
*130
American
Rights
6%
"when
5%
22%
151%
151%
1%
Viscose
Mif
12%
65
12%
63
136
12%
65
132%
,
132 %
132%
132%
22%
22%
22%
151%
152%
151%
223/4
151%
1%
113
1%
in
"136
12%
*623/4
131
138
64
131
*136
63
138
12%
64
*136%
12%
64
138
110
64
1,400
132V4
132%
131%
131%
500
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
3,300
151%
152%
151%
152%
152%
153'A
56,000
m
m
1%
1%
13*
292,700
25
66%
66%>
66%
G7
66%
67%
67%
68%
67%
68%
67%
68'%
20,400
100
com—23
*152%
153%
152%
153
152%
152%
152%
153%
152%
152%
1521/4
152%
60
59%
61%
613/4
60%
61%
61%
62%
100
Tobacco
*117%
117%
117%
117%
117%
117%
117%
common
preferred
American
22%
Issued"
63
64%
134
100
Tel & Tel Co
American
*63%
5
American Sumatra Tobacco
12%
12
12
Refining com—100
100
Corp
preferred
59
59
118%
*19
*117%
118%
61
"117%
IIS
118
430
16,300
.
-
110
93/8
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
14,600
43 %
44%
43%
43%
42%
433/4
42%
43%
42%
441/4
44%
44%
20,600
100
101%
101%
101%
101%
101
101%
*1003/4
101%
101
$4 conv prior preference
No par
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
1
89%
90
90%
90
91
89
90
89
90%
90
90%
690
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16%
16%
18%
18%
18 5/a
57,400
82
81%
81%
83
83
85
87
7%
Woolen
common
preferred
$5 prior conv preferred
Hock
Glass
25
*80%
.
j21%
280
370
41%
41%
41%
40%
41%
40%
41 %
411/8
41%
37,800
38%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
38%
39%
39
39%
2,110
28%
28%
30%
29%
30%
29'/a
30
283/4
29
29%
293/4
9,200
*109%
♦1091%
28
110
110
110
*109%
111
111
*109%
110
68
68
68
68
*67%
68
68
73
73V2
74
35%
36%
36%
36%
37 Va
363/4
37%
36%
17%
*17%
8%
8%
*109%
122
convertible
101
41%
10
preferred—100
4%%
*80%
101
41%
No pa 1
Armco Steel Corp common
82
101%
39 %
*51
29
*80%
.15%
%
*17
Oil
15%
I
Corp—lL_10
Andes Copper Mining
20
A P W Products Co Inc
5
Anderson-Prichard
82
*90
38%
40
50
No par
preferred
Anderson-Clayton & Co
-
No par
6.25
Common
$4
5
No par
Corp—
51% Jan
29
14
76%
Archer-Danlels-Midland
Jan
14%
76%
13
130
14
55
Jan
53
14%
38%
Copper Mining
109
14
55
Wire & Cable
2
par
17,700
55
Anaconda
8
57,800
54
Anaconda
72% Oct
19%
53
12
110% Mar
36
18%
53
10
Jaiv. 12
29%
35%
18%
54
40% Jan
July 12
29
35%
18%
54
42% Jan
106
291/4
35%
18%
54
2
x51
28%
36%
17%
37
25
30
29%
36
17%
9%
38% Jan
30% Jan
28%
36
17%
36%
36% Jan
11
29%
35%
18%
9%
28
26% Jan
28%
35%
17%
363/4
38% Nov 24
28
29%
35%
18%
No par
9%
'40% Dec
28% Dec
28%
18 3/8
36%
Anchor
18% July 13
293/g
35
9%
21
Feb
30
100
Light
Nov
"
107%
29%
No par
American Water Works Co Inc_
13
9%
35
Co—No par
American
Jan
10
10%
5
87% Jan
11,200
47%
3
99
200
16%
90
10%
9% Jan
18
105%
46%
46% Jan
14
16%
♦88
10%
10
Dec
*104
47
25
Dec
16%
90
10%
Jan
16% Nov 24
105%
46%
40% Jan
95
16%
♦88
10%
18
100
*104
800
17%
36%
19
64% Jan
16%
90
87
9%
154% Jan
25
105
*84
36%
25
Jan
100
9%
Jan
53
7%
36%
9
27
7%
9%
22% Jan
2
7%
51
36%
3
16
7%
9%
20 % Jan
31
7%
46%
American Stove Co
Jan
7%
36%
American Sugar
lU Feb
7%
9%
10
68% Jan
3,400
11,200
36%
29
154
9,800
"
9%
31
3
2%
363/8
Jan
2
8; 100
5
Jan
24
1,000
20%
10%
preferred
Safety Razor
13% Jan
64% Jan
22%
20%
46%
American
65
150% Jan
1,600
22
American Seating Co—
No par
American Ship Building Co__No par
Amer Smelt & Relg com—
No par
135
9
Sharet
6%
88%
16
San'y com—No
2
30
76% Jan
158
*03%.
No par
Co
31
150
6%
2%
*85
100
Jan
59% Jan
131
1% Jan
62% July 26
146% Jun 30
_
7%
6%
com.No par
Products Co
Amer Rad & Std
6%
15%
*86
Molasses Co
Gas
the Week
88%
_100
&
Sales for
Feb. 2
2%
"50
1
preferred1
Amer Metal
Friday
15%
No par
Co Ltd
18 % Jan
5,400
90%
7%
100
Amer Machine & Metals
106% Jan
3,300
55%
2%
523/4
100
2
120
15%
*46
American International Corp_No par
American Investment Co of 111
1
2
190
225
88%
2%
7%
4
4,300
23,700
16
30%
Jan
55
4,500
• per share
22%
7%
Jan
9
119%
2,800
•
Feb. 1
20%
31%
15% Jan
*190
Thursday
22%
'
6% Jun 26
\
2,000
~
-
I per share
20
7%
Metal
55%
223/4
30%
American
119
55%
20%
7%
com
117
>
20%
31 %
Fdry
preferred
225
*22%
*7%
preferred
*190
6%
30%
3.90%
225
6%
7%
7%
86%
22 %
31%
Amer Mach &
85
•
-
PRICES
7%
common
86
Jan. 31
30%
Locomotive
84%
56%
l
American
97
86%
2,500
26
95
480
7,300
*
90
77
50
preferred^
25
92
25%
93%
9,400
217/8
243/4
'
4334
21%
119%
No par
non-cum
301/4
431/4
21%
-55%
Ice Co common
6%
301/4
433/4
213/4
11Q%
American Home Products
American
301/4
43%
91%
■
30%
24
85%
SALE
'
15%
l
preferred-
79V4
104%
184
20%
2%
2%
10
com-
78
1003/4
90
.
—10
Co
Hawaiian SS Co_.
80
21,000
37
• per share
-
1,600
13,500
-
184
36%
57
6%
7,300
107
183
373%
I per share
22%
105%
36
Wednesday
6%
9,700
7
183
Tuesday
Jan. 30
22%
2,800
.
11%
6%
37%
*190-
HIGH
91,500
-
.111%
11%
7
997/a
122.
56
*111
11%
184%
87%
225
119
58
111
63/4
%
98
91%
*190
Jan.29".,
*22% ;
No par
convertible
'
55%
184%
184
85
225 A-,
Monday
22%
No par
7% Jan
49
57
• per share
No par
45
46% Jun 30
119%
57%
-40c
preferred
52
3
120
57%
1
$7 2nd preferred A
55% Mar 22
26
118
*190
225
No par
45% Aug 25
8 % Dec
85%
86%
*190
Amer & Foreign Power com—No par
79% Oct
13
84%
10
18% Jan
87% Jan 25
11
30%
43%
4
13
111
7
30%
Par
44% July 12
13
84%
LOW AND
43% July 26
4% Jan.
3
July 13
153/a
18
Jan.27
1G
14% Dec
14%
84
18 3/a
Saturday
Jan
104
143%
83
18
STOCK
84
3
14%
82
18%
EXCHANGE
25
Mar 22
14%
82
18
20%
20
Jan
5% Jan
14
81%
18%
43'A
—100
75
29
14%
81%
17%
30
American Encaustic
4% Mar 23
3
Jan
14
20
American
2,100
803/4
30%
22
55%
18%
44
18
1,900
55
81
533/4
,
20
Jan
100
176
18%
54
44
Jan
3,000
40
175
80%
54
30%
7
•
18%
53%
10
• per share
*39
5,500
10,000
43/4
14%
81%
53%
79-
Distilling Co
40
1723/4
37%
96%
14%
80%
com
4%
53%
80
23
25 % Mar 22
*169
371/4
95%
2,200
14
81
4
93% Oct
3
40
170%
81
2
July 13
40
170
80 3/4
±
17
78
*39
.
80%
24% Feb
12% July 12
81% July 3
12% July 12
172
37
5% Jan
Jun 27
Dec
41
170
37%
21 % Jan
17
75
*39'/a
373/8
24
24
4%
38 3/8
Nov
July 31
96%
43/4
37%
preferred series A-100
preferred series B-100
NEW YORK
Highest
36%
95%
4%
No par
Cable
Cyanamid Co
15
363/a
96%
••
38
•
conv
36%
4%
37%
8% May 19
18
Jan
36
96%
'
4%
99%
prior preferred
3%%
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
• per share
54
41
170
STOCKS
Year 1950
2 %
97
4%
100
53%
7
American Crystal Sugar com——10
Range for Previous
Lowest
64% Jan
170
36
96
*
115% Jan
49
*39 %
42
35%
...
4%
184%
preferred
/ 4%%
96%
4%
25
Colortype Co_
51
23
35%
95
100
Co_
18% Jan
19
35%
4%
No par
79
30% Nov
July 13
35%
%•
—100
55 % Jun. 26
15% July 17
17% Jun. 30
99%
99
No par
,
21 %
38% Dec
99%
100
53
1
Co common
preferred
American Car & Fdry com
1%
99%
11%
Cable
33% Jan
99%
*99 Va
17%
r
preferred
100
Broadcasting Co Inc^
1
American
93% Jan
99%
110%
American
11
181% Jan-
18,600
99%
11%
26
18
45
110%
16
17
441%
41%
Jan
Oct
400
44%
No par
7% Jan
Jan
100
43%
2
11% Jan
35
*99%
44%
16%
2
4%
*99%
43%
*57%
3
21,700
99%
44%
50
10
900
2,600
99%
-
Jan
46%
44
10
com
30
45%
98%
common
preferred
23%
30
46%
13%
81%
preferred—^_100
American Bosch Corp
Amer Brake Shoe Co
233/4
29%
45%
99%
•
167%
53
1
common
conv
Bank Note
6% Jan
190.
27
6%
preferred
10 Va Jan
120% May 24
5
Jun
American
2
Dec
5
30% July
101 % Feb
22
2
67% Jun
27
10% Jun 27
178
15% Feb
4%
166
27
66
,,,
1
233/4
29%
99
93
No par
23%
30
46%
30
44%
35%
No par
com
"38
27
2
23%
46
<
7,100
20,000
98
97%,
Petroleum
Jun
Jan
61
44
44%
97%
,—50
convertible
Amerada
9% Jun
49
10%
60%
99%
100
44
Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
6%
10%
60%
95
"99%
par
100
5% Jan
15
10
60%
23%
37% Feb
Jan
10
60%
*29%
100% Jan
101~~
10
30
3
101~~
100
46%
29
24,100
2,400
60%
23
.
500
45%
10
46
23
84
44%
100
29%
Jan
40
101
45 %
10%
22%
4% Jan
*82
83%
*100
44%
60%
30
90 % Jan
1,500
10
23
35
83%
45,300
59%
47%
22
160% Jan
103
170
4%
841/4
138
23
preferred:
80
4%
84%
rl36
47
Mfg Common_No
80
4%
84%
45
29%
conv
80
.
138
47%
3%%
4,600
43%
23%
11
40
*100
3,000
60%
60
60%
83%
20
3%
25%
10%
97/a
10
83
15,700
3%
*134%
45%
138
30
29
98
44%
47
Dec
July
83%
44%
135
.
20
30'A
126
251/a
4%
84
600
50%
30
126
3%
300
25
*78%
4%
83%
30
Allls-Chalmers
3%
24%
80
4%
83
*50
30%
129
3%
*78%
4%
82
*82
44%
134%
J
—
5% Dec
3
83
83
83
4%
82
50 %
30%
*124
24%
__No par
«
5
July 13
53% May.31
3%
24
Corp common—No par
preferred
100
Allied Kid Co
11
4%
82%
43%
100
:
4%
81%
4%
82
134%
Stores
93
"80
No par
Dye
Mills
44% Sep
&
129
'
4%
No par
Industries Inc
79
♦50
30%
29%
*124
129
79%
79
50
50
30%
*124
79%
13
44
50%
29%
129
*124
79
:
32% Jan
99% Dec
*50
31
30 %
30%
129
79
Mining
Inc
26% Dec
Feb
50%
*49%
50
29%
"124
100
"80%
Allied
8,300
42%
4%% preferred w w
10t>
Allegheny Corp common
1
5%% preferred A
_1C0
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp_No par
Allen
10,200
6%
54%
3%
2
6%
42%
24%
19
6
44%
54%
3%
29
6
44
54%
24%
Feb
6%
44%
43
3%
10% Jan
44%
54%
24%
61% Jan
28% Jun 27
6
54%
43
3%
10
81% July 12
*42
45%
44%
54%
*"42
243/8
16
2
6%
45%
3%
Jan
Jan
6%
28%
45
6 3/8
24%
58
19
6%
28%
45
443/4
3%
11% May 27
Shares
6%
24%
60% Aug 24
the Week
I per share
44%
5
8% Jan
Sales for
Feb. 2
I per share
6%
10
53% Nov
Friday
Feb. 1
$ per share
44%
No par
Alaska Juneau Gold
$4.50
Thursday
Jan.31
t per share
1
preferred
Dec
5% Dec
Jan
89% Mar
$3
I per share
Corp__ 10
Corp
Alabama &
PRICES
Wednesday
1
Co
Air Reduction Inc
77
3
21% Jan
94
31
126
86% Dec
4
Sep
74
11
19
SALE
10
;
_
Express
I per share
HIGH
Tuesday
Jan. 30
5
Adams-Millis Corp
27
27% Jan
1
Co
AND
'
Jan. 29
2.50
Motors Co
Addressograph-Multigraph
3% Jan
2% Jun 27
July
27
Jan
Adams
23
2% July 13
15% Mar 29
58
Feb
121
10% Jan
50
121 % Jan
28% Nov 27
5
67% Jan
9
9
Laboratories
Steel
Monday
Jan.27
Par
Dec
1
27/b Feb
Saturday
$ per share
54% Jan
39% Dec
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
t per share
I per share
I per share
11,
*7%
48%
17%
8%
52
49%
125
17%
17%
36%
17%
8%
8%
8
51%
51%
51
50
127
51%
130
49%
126
17%
8%
51
*17
8%
50%
50%
49
1273/4
125
51
49%
126
51
49
125
36%
18
8%
51
49%
126
110
10
73
73%
36
36%
♦17
17%
300
8%
1,800
51%
1,400
49%
76,700
126%
6,350
8%
51
49 %
125
1,700
12,000
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and.
Monday, February 5, 1951
.
.
(572)
12
RECORD
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Previous
Range for
Highest
Lowest
I per
9
Jan
12
8% July 13
12% Jan
9
10% Jan
4
July 13
July 17
28% Sep
28
19
23% Jan
11
25% Jan
18
27
27% Jan
2
30% Jan
18
30% Jan
31
Feb
2
11%
90
90%
" 91%
52
52
Ashland Oil & Refining
2
11%
51%
No par
No pai
$3.75 preferred
Nopai
$4 convertible preferred—No par
Arnold Constable Corp
5
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
No'par
Arvin Industries Inc
2,50
11%
89
Jan
2
46% Jan
3
54% Feb
2
Jan
5
86
2
13
91
Nov
39% July 26
53
Aug 10
Jan
69
100'/a Mar 13
105% Nov
17
102 Vs Jan
107% July 31
117% Jun
8
114% Jan
18% Jan
104
4
19% Dec 27
11
18
14% Apr
21
21
27% Oct
3
19% Jan
9
12% Jan
19
102% Jan
4
108% Jan
31
2
41% Jan
3
46% Feb
2
11
150% Jan
25
174% Feb
2
Atch
109% Jan 30
112% Feb
2
18% Jan
22
Julysl2
28% Oct
23
Mar 10
20% Sep
25
19% Jan
2
25
15
Oct
31
108% Jan
10
112
98
118
3
Mar
Oct
109
4
Apr
59% Mar
39% July 12
100 Va Jan
152% Dec
16
103% Jan
27
111% Dec 30
18
3
2
20% Feb
2
Atlantic
City
2
75% Feb
2
Atlantic
2
70
68
Jan
28
86
18
83
Jan
4
18
Feb
86
95
Jan
Jun
27
Nov
6
36% Jan
24
75% Dec
18
x6l% Jan
15
75% Jan
13
99% Jan
5
105% Nov
27
103'A Jan
10
105 % Jan
17
25% Jan
2
27% Feb
2
Jan
25
41% Jan
5
40
Dec
27
Feb
2
116
Dec
27
105
113% Jan
24
Jan
29
31
28
25
25%
25*-4
29%
30
53%
*102
18%
112
107
107
107
153%
25
25
30%
30
30%
30
30
30%
107%
*91%
95
69
'70%'
70%
104%
26
26%
Austin
17
8% Jan
2
10% Jan
15
14% Jun
29
16
Feb
28
16% Jan
24
16% Jan
10
5% Jun
29
11% Dec
20
10% Jan
25
11% Jan
19
10% July 11
14% Jan
12
12% Jan
Corp
Tack
Nichols
>113%
common
3
13% Jan
11
10
10
8% Jan
50% Jan
20
Jan
22
25
11% Jan
10
13% Jan
30
Babbitt
4
15% Jan
22
47
10% Dec 26
15% Jan
110%
111
112%
18
6.500
20%
20%
3,500
75
75%
10,600
86
20%
86
*91 :
95
20%
74%
75
*85.%
88
74%
74
88
94%
*90
98%
11%
'U'/4
69%
70%
104%
103%
103%
103%
103%
"420
27%
27%
27%
"27%
V 271/4
27%
16,000
'(U
37% /
37%
*/ 38
"
,
;
8%
13%
8% ;
12%
12%
13%'
11
11%
i3%
13%
13%
11%
5
15% Aug
3
Jun
27
20% Dec
28
19% Jan
2
24% Jan
17
Baltimore & Onio common
29
40
Dec
28
39
.Jan
2
44% Jan
16
17% Feb
3
28
Oct
11
25
Jan
25
27% Jan
preferred
,-100
Bangor & Aroostook common
50
Convertible 5%
preferred—..100
Barber Oil Corp (Delaware)——10
Barker Brothers common
.—10
4% % preferred
—50
Bath Iron Works Corp.
,—1
Bayuk Cigars Inc
No par
Beatrice Foods Co common
12.50
3%% convertible preferred—100
Beaunit. Mills Inc common
2.50
$1.50 div cum conv pfd—No par
Beck Shoe (A 8) 4%%
pfd——100
Beech Aircraft Corp
1
Beech Creek RR
50
Beech-Nut Packing Co
10
9% July
39% July 13
68% Jan
61% Dec
12
Apr
63
74% Aug 17
28
59
8
73
23% Feb
2
,Jan
43% Jan
31
24
Jan
28% Jan
9
12% Jan
17
35
Jan
16
103% Jan
4
39"
3
9% Jun
30
13% Jan
9
10% Jan
29% Jun
29
34"% May 17
31% Jan
Jan 26
25% July 26
•Jan
102
May 11
108
15
Jan
37
20% Feb
19
14% Jan
9
30
17% Jan
15% July 12
Feb
16
74% Jan
10
A Jan
357/b Dec
98
4%
15% Mai 25
34% Dec
Jan
31
29
15
33% Jan
2
21
Jun
30
33% Dec
30
30'/2 Jan
25
33% Jan
2
74
Jan
3
90% Oct
21
79% Jan
3
85% Jan
27
7% Feb
7
13% Dec
18
12
Jan
17
13% Jan
9
29% Jan
12
32% Feb
6
33% Jan
30
34%! Jan
4
July 13
34% Jan
5
30% Jan
31
33% Jan A
3
28
13% Jan
3
18% Oct
1
28% Dec
12
12% Jan
10
34% Jan
100% Oct
14%
14%
14%
July 27
79
Dec
14
1
Jun
26
21% Jan
10
24% Feb
2
80% Jan
10
84% Jan
30
1% Jan
2
l%Jan
8
1
32% Feb
28% Jan
12
33% Jan
22
36
Feb
1
48% Jan
2
60
Jan
30
Nov
28
149 % Jan
2
155
30% Nov
21
9% Jan
3
11
49% Dec 28
9
26% Jan
2
156
July 13
23
2
39% May 26
"
13
139% Jan
58% Feb
23
21
31% Oct
20
30% Jan
22.
Feb
90
25% July 14
31 % Apr
2
5
2
2 % Jan
26% May
20 %
Feb
94% Jan
52"% Jan
18
53% Dec
13
2
8%
49%
12%
12%
12%
14%
14
14%
"A 14 Va
14 3/a
44.000
23%
2334
77,200
15% Jan
17% Jun 22
3
■
1
9 per share
t per share
$ per share
.
*
Lowest
26
34% Oct
24
34% Jan
2
40
Jan
12
13% Jun
27
19% Dec
27
18% Jan
6
20% Jan
29
Blaw-Knox
17% Jan
16
Bliss
(E W)
Jan
U
Bliss
&
44% Jan
18
Boeing
27
15% Dec
28
15% Jan
3
13% Jan.
4
18% Dec
'8
22% Jan
3
41% Dec
18
18% Jan
39 % Jan
25
11% Jun
;
22% Mar 25
Dec
39
41 Va
42%
10,800
25%
1,100
....
•
49%
*49%
11% Dec
12 % July
% Dec
8
Bon Ami
12% Jan
5
16
Jan
2
19
Jan
17
12
9
Jan
50
' Jan
102
Jan
52
4
Borden
67% Feb
2
8
8
5% Jan
19% Jan
9
51
24% Jan
5
28% Jan
9
14
13% Dec
27
12% Jan
10
14% Jan
31
32% Jan 26
23% Jan
3
32% Jan
9
7% Mar 10
15% Nov 27
13% Jan
2
16 Va Jan
12
25% Oct 23
36% Jun
27% July 13
23% Mar 24
Apr
105% Jan
20
10
Feb
Jun
53
26
27% Jan
30'A Jan
104
14
51
11% Jan
17
40% Jan
53% Jan
2
53
Jan
12% Jan
29
29
2
1
123% Jan
15
125
Jan
5
7%
16 Va Jan
2
18% Jan
24
Budd
15
2
45% Jan
Jan 25
29% Jan
38% Oct
38% Jan
Jun
27
3
30% Dec
17% Mar 30
91
July
80
91% Jan
88% Jan
27.
21
28
29% Jan
100% Aug 17
Mar 29
3
120
18
12% July 13
Mar 31
108% July 12
8% July 12
7
13
Xl7
July 12
100
Dec
1
x21
Apr
26
Dec
28
2
10
3
97% Jan
120
Jan
26
92% July 25
84
Jan
15
15% May
13% Jan
2
3
46
Jan
x33 % Feb
2
2
Bullard
20
Bush Term
14% Jan
31
Butler
Oct 28
83% Jan
13
85% Jan
16
31
1
100
Bldg 7%
Bros
13 %
*123
9
105% Jan 24
101% Jan
8
106% Feb
2
Jan
3
Jan
17
California Packing common—No par
24
29
56% Jan
30
59% Jan
6
2
50A Jan
2
3% Dec
29
3% Jan 25
4% Feb
2
10% Jan
9
1% Feb
8
Feb
28
8% Dec 28
8% Jan
17% Jun
27
26% Dec
21
25 % Jan
29% Jan 10
8% July 13
12 Va Feb
24
11%'Jan
13% Jan 19
Feb
28
106
Jan
107% Jan
30
43% Oct: 9
41% Jan
45% Feb
2
11
153/4 Jan
21% Dec
100
2
13% Mar 30
22% Dec
20
213/4 Jan
43% Apr
3
60
Dec
20
56% Jan
14% July 13
19
Dec
12
173/a Jan
18% Jan
57% May 15
For footnotes see page 22.
54
Jan
15
•
5%
Calumet & Hecla Cons Copper
$4.25
conv
Canadian Breweries Ltd
2
Canadian
60% Jan
8
Cannon
21% Jan
30
55
29
18
Jan
preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co
2
273/s Feb
-
5
Pacific
Mills
Ry
No par
100
No par
4.
25
No par
Capital Admin class A common
$3 preferred A
1
10
.
58.
-
3%
9%
3%
9%
.19%
*54 %
19%
56
4
2
'
.
27%
27
,
27
323/4:
31%
53%
*53
53%
*53
12 Va
54
-
22%
223/4
22%
22%
r
*123%
31%
A 99%
.44%
44%
*44%
45
27%
433/4
443/8
*
-
87-.;
15%
13%
133/4
y
8%
A
*123
8%
>
8%
27 y4
♦1043/4
273/4
27%
56%
56%
.
100
2,700
-A
87
15% •'16%
13s/a
13 %
125-
A
125
*123
14%
84
6,800,
20.
-
'
84
85/a
106 -A
26%
27%
27
9%
9%
■*.
-
17,600
250
II,600
9%
27%
8,200
27%
106%
27 Va
106
*104%
-
106%
30-.,.
1,500
vrV"
"
27%
x57 %
•
•
57%
■
26%
27
•
27
57%
56%
56%
57%
57%
57%
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51%
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51%
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3%
3%
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3%
9%
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28%
26%
•
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50%" A
3%
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20
.
55
9%
..r
51
9%
28
13%
107 v2
f-43%
44
"• ,'*171/4
44
18
yj-
17%
.
24%
26%
58 V2
57%
57%
20 V* '
24Vs
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28
'.A f,-13
107
107% 107 %
17%
3%
»
w.-12%i 13%
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20%
21%
247/«
55
'■
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55 %
4
4
.
4%
.
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
27%
27%
27%
27%
13V8
13
13'A
13
107
107
llH
44
45
,
107
,
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420
520
18
300
26%
273/8
♦57 »A
21%
21%
55
55
-
•
45%
18
26%,
55%
107%
21.900
«
44%
21%
:
1,900
"
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58%
21%
107
1,100
;_:••
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26%
26%
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>
44'
17%
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13»A
r
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29
.
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89,700
93/4
28
12%.
•
51%
-4%
4%
26%
58
*57 Vs
21%,
*54%
58
•
28,900
14%
84%
20
..
13%
14%
26%
26%
41,900
98%
15%:
15%
A
13
;-;
1,800
,
131%
•
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8%
26%
104%
27
98%
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Xl4
14%
84
104%
-
V.
-
3,100
-
331/4
.
V
300
-
A 1,100
•A-
43%
323/4
87
*123
125
14%
84
84
*43 Va ■:
-
■
,
131%
100
*84 -■*
.
153/i
13%
14%
91,700
-
;.i>
•
5,600
21,200
273A
27%
-
43 Va
33 Va
*98%
15%
125
27%
•
17>A
>
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127
•14 %
13%
/
43 Va
100
*84
84
-
27 %■
X31%
31 Va .31%
99%
99 Va
s
90
45
124
87/B
17%
*883A
v
"10
125
89%
15%
28V*
*123%
17%
84
-
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89%
125
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y
23
17
84
/
22%
22%
125
103
17%
123
,
22
27%
45 V*
A
*101
90
28 Va
87
153/4
53%
'
17 Va
*89% :
•
/-
-
,:
6,300
12%
44%
173/4
90
30%
.
.
*123 Va
125
53%
200
A-
•
223/4
22%
125
20
1,300
•
22 Va
103
*101
223,8
17%'
A.
,*53
54
*52
103
5,400
39%
11%
12 Vo
2,000.
./
105
39%
-
14,800
*
32%
32%
*103Va
39%
23%
*88s/a
323/4-.
*383/4
22!/s
*123%
323/4
39%-
12%
570
7.400
w
15'A
32 3A
.
3 2%
105
4
19,300
143/a
>
32%
32%'
2.200
15
32%
23
85 Va
.-
323/fl
22
44%
14
323/4
*103 y8
8.900
27%
.
32%
15 Ve
:
50%
14 Va
15
33
17%
*30%
15%
105
14,700
17:
17%
49%
49%
27
17%
49%
.
26,500
2
2
,
17%
*52
v
A
103
*102
103
2
1
*101
54
'■
14%
x273/a
50%
*28
28%
123A
12%
*1063/4' 107%
43 %
43 Va
*17 %
173A
.24
24 %
57 %
57 Va
66%,
66%
663/8
*102
49%
12%
27%
*104%.. 104%
28%
*57%
*50^
14,500
*53
45
8%
-
67%
50%
67%
39%
45
27%
83/4
9R
105%
*28
No par
Campbell W & C Foundry
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__ 1.66% : 1
24
•
_1
Zinc-Lead
Callahan
8%
*84
r
3,300
32%
12%
103
123 Va A'
123 Va
84
97
<T
/ 13%
■
503/4
33
99Va
13%
.
.
13%
*104%
50
preferred
14%
125-
51%
50 3/a
32%
53%
*52
124
153/s
-
9,400
15
31%
99%.
*84
15%
,A 17,200
113/4
27
28%
45 V*
123
87
18%
11 Va
51%
*103%
*101
.»■"
30%
•:>
17%
11%
32%
:
2,835
17%
2
39%
4,300 A,
2,400
11%
173/a
12 Va
is V4-:
45 ";.
84
4% %
125
27%
13%
15
*53
.
45%
-:
A
49%
105
39%
A-
27%
100
15%
103 Va
,
4478
123
*84
1
preferred—100
common—
323/i
*
A
88%
121
100
32%
44.%
■">
-
143/4
32%
88%
*99%
preferred—100
29
50/Vr Jan
14
3o3/4
9% Jan
19
Sep
45
28% Jan
26
52
27%
5
2
Jan
15% Nov 30
No par
25
55
5
44%
40%
14
31%
22%
17%
■■
40
17 Va
-
14%
23 V4
•
22%
88%
43%
'*'■
407/a ;
A 40%
14 Va
54
*123%
18%
11,500
*30 %
102
•
v/21%
125"'."
18
88 3/4
—
2nd
*123%
.1,600
42%
343/,
14%
53%
>•
20
34%
31%
39%
*52
>•
19%
413/8
153/s
>
-
\
8,900
413/4
15%
23
I,300
82,400
-
12
2
333/8
32%
20'A
>
A
<
34%
13%
.12%
102
.?
103
27%
37Va
19%
*30%
12 V4
V
•
13%
53 Va
•
22%
16%:
333/8
39%
.
21%
22%
5
100
16%
31%
104%
.
20
16%
31
,/ 33 Va
12%
20%
13%
'
33
39%
20
15%
-33'
-
37
14%
663/4
17%
49%
27%
28
104
21
i
8 % Jan
5
17%
49%
$ per share
18
51'/a
'
Shares /■
'•1
14 3/a
*102
2
2%
33%
No par
22% Jan
Oct
11%
11%
2
105%
53%
5>
27
17%
50%
32%
103%
preferred
—100
Butte Copper <fc Zinc—
5
Byers Co ( A M) common
No par
7% participating preferred—100
Byron Jackson Co
No par
8% Dec 27
18%
673/4
the W eek
.
34%
14%
51%
Feb. 3
19%
40%
14 Va
17%
•
28
27%
*52
Inc.,
Terminal
29
126% Jan
58% Dec
Jan
Bush
14% Jan
29
24% Jan
40%
17%
*102
preferred
10
88-
/
34%
14%
103
Sales for
Friday-.-;
41%
40%
66%
500
37%
19%-
34%
51%
9,100.
17 Va
share.
423/a
*102
/
-
1,509
31%
I6V1
19 Va
50
53%
Burroughs Adding Machine—No par
12 % Jan
5
July 14
3%%
2
8
94
conv
123% Jan
10% Jan 19
:
—.
preferred
3%%
4
34 Va Feb
40
4%
24
27
Oct
2
No par
Burlington Mills Corp common
1
2
Jan
Co
Co
Watch Co
15% Nov 25
10% Dec
127
103
30%
*16
Feb. 1
.
40%
A
58,500
t per
38 / A
r
19%
6,500
59
154%
*37 %
$ per share
*37
41%
>
113/a
67 V\
;
*102 ;A
33.'-
/
35
-
18
•v
51%
"513/8
No par
No par
1
Co common
Forge
Bulova
31
16 % Feb
common
preferred
5
26
50% Dec
4
$5
(The)
Buffalo
Jan
85
Erie Co
preferred
Bucyrus
19
131% Feb
100
18%
11% V;
.
//66%
12%
Bigelow——
Co Inc common.'—15
<v'
38% U
8,100
36
58%
Thursday
Wednesday
*///• Jan. ,31
•
39%
/
" 15
10%
-
*52%
Shoe
$3.60 preferred:
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
A
14%
15%-
&
?
18,900
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
300
;
1%
35%
16 3/4
90
32%
>
154 Va
303/4
15%
34%
15%
32%
28
39% Jan
30%
16%
37 3/4
-
15%
Brown
4
25
30%
*15%
14
Brown
13
2
A Oct 20
30% Dec 18
30%
16 %
$ per share
31%
Jun
40
30%
343/4
2
39%
V
30%
41
40V*
663/4
33%
A
153 v
-19%
51%
32%
,35% A 36
,.x57% >58%
*151% 154 ■»
152%
19%
41%
13%
*104
35%
59%
;
84%
•
1%
58%
16%
30%
No par
2.50
100
No par
40
1
32%
Z
31%
,
>35%
A
20 Va
103/g
32%
,31% »
35%
16%
18%
27%
1%
32^4
19%
13%
preferred
1%
>31%
17 Va
39%
'
*83
84-
"84
84%
1% /• 1%
1%
31
„
-
.-.
*83
84%'
."■I
24
,
20%
30%
Feb
97 Va Oct
24%
.
13%
23
4
24%
/
28%
23 % Jan
3
24%
,
15
5%
2
74% Jan
8,100
-24%
Jan. 30
18t
21 Vo Jan
34% Jan
11,300
24%
58 '/a
"/.Tuesday
493/4
new
.A,
58%
58
♦
share
14%
103
94
94
A 57%
16%
14%'v
653/4
*925/a
20%
*92%
57%
20
18 3/a
51%
21%
3,700
17 %
14%
*102
1,400
22
20%
18
5
100
common—;
28%
21%
*15%
49%
20
Jan
393/4
10%
27%
92%
v
34
34
39%
1
Inc__-1.25
-15
18 //
27%
17
33%
900
17%
153
19%
18'A
27%
153
41%
313/4
17%
60
39%
193/s
34
31%
*17%
34%
; -31% /31%
27 %
35%
16%
41%
170
7,600
3.400,
34
20%
.30%
31
19%
,,123/4
17%
151%
41%
•84%
12%
12%
*33%
%
31%
19%
•
'
5
Brooklyn Union Gas com
5% cum conv preferred
6
Jan
56
29
17ya
No par
Briggs & Stratton
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%% preferred —
103% Jan
17
Jan
19%
3-'t
30 %
210
84%
f
85
26%
84%
17%
18% Jun 12
3
-3% Jan
17
102
126
26
69% Mar
22
2
18%
*33%
:
'12%
1,000
17%
a". 59
.
85
,.
12%
10
5.200
33
32%
56%
30%'
Jan. 2ft
,16%
12%
'
'
27
597%
f per
87
*85
'
12%
;:>i%,
Monday
*39
85
32%
33 Va
.
92%
,35%
*
30%
f per share ;
31%
'
20%
-
1%
*15%
16%
31%
57%
23% ,24%
85
151%
31
"
33
*31%
32%
4,500
■
103%
*103
32,.
'-
32 %
34 Va
33%
34/
103%
31%
*103
,
31 %
20%
24%
A
103
.
32%"
56%
57%
(assented) —100
21% Dec
15% July 17
8
Jan
35% Jan
105% Jan
■2
30%
*15%
22%,
33%
34
34
103
19%
,
94
7 35%
/
153
s
,
'92% ,.92%
19%
.
.
V* 5ft
v
12%
12%
34%
103%
26%
>
"when issued"—100
25% Feb 11
12% Jan
82% Jan
Jan
33
2
Nov -24
58
121% Jun
17
:
29
29
3
*151%
•
12%
7,400
x17%
;
LOW
Brewing Corp of America
33% Jan
2
104: ' July 10
2
16
18% July 14
31% July
Jan
38% Jan
14% Oct 24
July 12
36% Mar
100
18
44% May 17
31% July 13
48% Sep
29% Jan
29% May 19
31% Dec 28
25% July 14
100
12
18%
30%
30%;,.•
35%
58%
2,300
12%
31%
Bridgeport Brass Co
No par
Briggs Manufacturing Corp—No par
16
27
9
30%
58
480
253/4
12%
-
Jun
20
Corp
preferred
Common
-
7% Feb
22% Dec
.
43%
25%
12%
70%
33%'
1% :
•
*42%
25% ;
12%
3.1%
1%
8
45% Jan
1%
43%
25%
,x12%
27%
,
*83
84%
43
25%
/ 85 '
.
"when issued"_100
Bower Roller Bearing Co_
5
Braniff Airways Inc
2.50
2
8
"2 4
Saturday
Brass
Club
Boston & Maine RR
1% Jan
15% Jan
Jan
Co
3%%
24%
35%
—No par
Borg-Warner
103% Jan
5% Dec 29
A 1% Jan 30
&
(The)
Jan
2
24
1%
43%
25%
33%
56%
1
2.50
5
—
16
56%
*82%
43
35
*92%
■
94
15,300
26%
,32%
■
56
1,900
23%
42%
*103/
,
12%
19%.
19%
19%
*93
r
..21%
31%
:
71
22%
.71
70%
71%
21%
>.34
.
88
1 *27%
'■
130
73%
21%
32%
"...
18
18%'
27%
71/
25%
*73
.A
21%:
31%
31%
39
Co
Book-of-the-Month
31
*34
...
73%
72
7
32%
12%'
31%
No par
Inc
Stores
Jan
2
31%
73
*73%.
12%
12%
:
*85
:/
/,/'
35
*34
No par
:
class A
Co
60'A Jan
102
1
Bond
12
12
12%
74./.
74%
74
26
34%
31%
85%
12%
/
31%
85%
38
Co
Class B
15
16% Jan
51% Nov 16
15
97% Apr
Bohn
3
73'A May 26
Dec 27
July 17
Feb
5
% Jan
12
9% Dec
20
55
Jan
44
17% Oct 19
x24% Jan
8
13
45
37
11
39 '■
Co
Aluminum
24
33
10
*31%
26%
26%
41%..
.
103%
.
32 M,
32%
31%
41%
26%
VA
j/dO
*25%
"'4,000
12%
'
41%
34 /.
*103
23%
40%'
2J
41%
26%
23%
7
800
.
20%
26%
12%
>"/:
34
103%
A. t Jan. 27
Laughlin Inc
Jan
18
Jan
26
22%
22%
42%
71
7
a'
20%~
20%.
40%
12%
12%
Far
Airplane
V. Jan
35% Dec
"60
29
20
2
72
'
>
41
34
*102
<
.
Black & Decker Mfg Co
25% Apr
71%
:/;
: .74
25%
25%
'
.V.':-
$ per share
: 73 A'
/
'
exchange
Highest
;
20%
-100
No par
No par
stocks
/
20%
*39%
com—No par
york stock
new
Range Since Jan. 1.
Highest
.'•> Lowest
71
18%
Range for Previous
Year 1950
71
*27%
1% preferred.
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet
Birmingham Electric Co
2
16% Feb
25
*72
74
'
.
41%
26%
.76,900
•/„ 8% ;■ .8%
8%
26
42%
26%
,22%:
23%
41%
5.200
49%
74%'
.23%
26
—1
Bethlehem Steel (Del)
19
Jan
31% Feb
23% '!"A'
42%
Corp
Aircraft
Bell
30
2a-.:v
,
42
,
1
Bell & Howell Co common
10
4 % % preferred ———--100
Bendix Aviation
—5
Beneficial Indus Loan common—-10
Cum pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No par
Benguet Consol Mining Co__ 18 pesos
Best & Co———————————————————1
Best Foods
_t
1—-——1
6
92% Jan
5
14% //
26
•'••••
100
non-cum
Belding-Heminway
12
17% Jan
19% Oct 118
4
Feb
x85
18% Jan
30% Jan
17% Jan
4
26% Jan 25
23
12% Feb
11%: >
14%
Inc-,———
1
Corp —13
T)
4,700
"A;,:,
1*7V
1?%
14%
14%
11%
100
16%
*49% * 49%
49%
12
16%
" 8%
v
8,%
49
49%
4,900
10%
13%
••
200
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10%
10%
>16%
11
13%
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<
30%
17
V
10%
11
"
8%
>
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50
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13%
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//,: 13%
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2,700
'
114
-
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30 A
-
10%
10%
v
114*
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A
30
*
10%
10%
*16%
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13%
12%'
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;
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17/
♦28%
30
' 115%
"
39%
38%
38%
*114
39
115%
115%
115%
*28%
10% •,11%
12%
8%
50
13% Jan
9
29,800
71%
*103%
<2
27%
,
10 %
10%
17
12%
17% Jun
v
100
2,200
70%
B
(B
1,600
17%
17% ', 17%
* 20 %
20 %
104
'
37%
J *114%
'
'
28 '
.
*16%
11
Co—,
28/
10%
*16%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
4
18
37%
114%
28% '
10%
No par
7% Jan
53% Apr
114%
28%
—5c
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
Avco Mfg Corp (The) common
3
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
9% Apr 18
110%
17%'
'
No par
No par
—
prior pref ($1.20)
Conv
Autocar
16,400
174%
'
37%
114%
37% "
37
20
100
(voting)
convertible pfd ser A
Atlas
110".
2,500
173
94%
27
46%
45%
100
46%
111
100
104;
26% "26%*
25,100,
170
*85%
70%
71
'104%
104
,
2,700
'
..
164%
17%
75
45%
46
'
104
25
166%
*
88
*90
" 95
95
24%
109%
45%
20%
73
*85%
88
30%
' 24%
23%
6,200
30%
29%
*108
is
20%
20 %
' 73%
'
30
30%
109%
111
72%
30%
'
*108
110%
2d %
'■ 900
108%
109%
*85%
25%
*24%
*24%
4,400
111%
110
17% :
25%
11%
11%
*110
159%
17%: r 17%
11%
11
200
.
"
108%
108
300
340
v'
19%
*19
20
6.000
.
111%
165
87
115%
*110
46
73
116%
115%
I-200
A
24%
165
••
102%
•
110%
154%
:
102%
c
23%
45%
17%
102 %
*
110%
> 111%
110
110%
17%
54%
*30
158%
154%
110%
91
53%
*19«.
25%
45% >45%
45%
45
'•
18%
11%
*110
107
•
"
"
29% :: 30
23%
23%
112 V
111%
91
*115%
115%
18%
29%
24
23%
23%
23 %
>111%
91
•
11%
*25
'
30
20%
11
115%
11% -.11%
25"
29%
11%
53
102 %
115%
\ 30%
30
:
29%
—10
10
Electric Co
Line RR
52%
102%
♦114%
.
29,900
11%
*90%
'
♦29%
*
90%
18%
.
<
72%
Jan
13
37% Jan
11%
20%
4%
9% Nov
3
'19%
11%
*85%
3
Jan
119
31% Dec
5% Jan,
*'18%
11%
I 88 Lines
Common
7
30
July
19
*11%
90%
Atlas Powder37
6% Jun
15
*18%
116
No par
3
25% Nov 24
28% Sep
-•115 r*
common.—1
5% non-cum preferred^
_100
Atlantic Refining common
25
Preferred $3.75 series bi
100
Atlas
Corp
_
5
29
92% Jan
22% July 13
116
com—.100
100
Coast
Atl G & W
70% Dec 28
95
preferred
non-cum
Jan
12
13
86
Topeka & Santa Fe
5%
A T F Inc
103 .:•<*
*102%
v;
Shares
share
11%
11%
52%
*102%
the Week
$ per
53%
11%
102 %
52
103
*
Jan
29
21% Jun
Jan
Nov
Jan
18% Jan
16
16% Dec
19
41
10% July 13
xl7% Dec
-
'52
.
11%
91V
♦.90
>
$■per share
per share
11%
11%
>115
Co com—1
$1.20 cum conv preferred—No par
Associated Dry Goods common
1
6%
1st preferred
100
7% 2nd preferred
—
_100
Associates Investment Cj
10
24
share
>102%
*
117% Jan 20
27% Jan
104
prior preferred
Armstrong Cork Co com
$6 conv
92
'%'•>$
% J per Share
t per
11%
5
of Illinois com
& Co
Armour
12% Jan
25
v
Sales for
Feb. :i
Feb. 1
Jan. 31
Jan. HO
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
(Tuesday
-
• per share
Par
$ per share
share
10% Jan
28
11% Dec
13
7% Jan
I per
t per share
share
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
<
Jan. 29
Jan.27
exchange
Highest
Lowest
Monday
Saturday
stock
york
new
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
LOW
4
stocks
>
187,900
20O
21%
1,700
55%
50
-
<•
[Volume 173
Number 4983
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(573)
YORK
NEW
Range Since
Year 1950
Lowest
8% Jan
14
S per
$ per share
14% Dec
13
15% Feb
17% Jan
27
Jan
-3
1
107
27% July 27
30'A Jan
3
34 y2 Mar 16
30% Jan
50% Dec
15% July 13
21% May 20
33 y2 Dec
39% May 18
20% May
19
35% July 13
56% Nov
3
32% Jan
27
55
103 y2 Dec
22
106
156
29% Mar 21
Dec
-3
13
Jan
2
64
% Feb
2
Case
25
152
Jan
11
104
7%
55% Jan
Jan
3
105% Jan
26
10
7% July 17
43% Jan
10
49 % Feb
3
106% Jan
2
142% Jan
29
Celotex
10
14% Jan
2
17% Jan
22
18
15% Jan
3
16% Jan
30
18% Jan
2
20
Jan
8
Central
8% Jan
2
10% Jan
18
5
6
5%
,
17'A Dec
26
16% Jan
25
19% Jan
39% Dec
26
39% Jan
3
45% Feb
Jan
3
5
32% Jan
4
35
Jan
12
Jan
15
112
Jan
23% Jan
29
28% Jan
16
23
25
27% Jan
27
9% Jun
12
Dec
20
20
16% Mar
July 27
127/e Jan
111
27
26% Dec
27
24
3
-
11% July 26
•
;
51
51
50
50
———10.
series—___50
21%
22 %
*38
38%
39
9%
10
59%
60
*150%
152
Jan
Corp
17%
*16%
19%
9%
17%
44%
Ga
Co vtc
Ry
preferred series B vtc
4%%
preferred
Class B
—50
2
14% Jan
26
Central
&
21
2
23 % Jan
9
Central
Violeta
Feb
South West Corp
Sugar
18% Apr
29
14'A Jan
2
16% Jan
29
Copper Corp—
Certain-Teed Copper Corp
38
Jan
29
Chain
53
Feb
2
107% Feb
2
-
29
18
2
32-/4 Oct
24
5
35'A Dec
30
90 y2 Dec
15
Dec
3
21% Dec
8% Jan
2
,
Century Ribbon Mills
Cerro
35
Checker Cab
2
jan
25
Jan
25
90% Jan
19
Jan
3%%
6
25
25% Feb
15% Feb
2
11
28% Jan
25
33% Jan
9
3
37 % Dec
7% Jan
3
16% Dec
21
Jan
5
10% Dec
30
7% Jan
13
23% Dec
28
22% Jan
27% Mar 30
51'A Dec
27
50% Jan
2
Jan
3
2
•
2
19
Jan
10
10
29% Jan
5
17
.•'57
11
42% Jan
10
48
Jan
26% Jun
30
43
Dec
26
41
Jan
15
44% Feb
62% Dec
28
59
Jan
23
63
Jan
20
50% Jan
25
55% Feb
2
87% Jan
90% Jan
3
51%
51%
51%
51%
»1Q4%
105%
19%
97%
17%
44%
9%
34%
111%
13
*104%
12
Jan
Jan
17%
a an
19% Jan
16
6% Jan
7% Feb
2
8678 Dec
22
83
Jan
Dec
19
40
Feb
46%
46%
47%
49%
26,900
*106%
106%
106%
106%
300
141%
141%
141 %
142%
*141%
143
340
16%
47%
16%
17
17
17
16%
*16%
16%
*16%
19%
*19%
19%
19%
19%
9%
10
9%
10
9%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
3,900
44%
43%
4 4'A
44
45 %
5,200
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
5,900
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
*111%
111%
*111%
112
24%
25
25
24%
24%
*24%
25'A
24%
24%
% 13%
*21%
11%
14%
13%
14%
13%
14%
21%
*21%
22
21%
21%
11%
11%
34%
35%
16%
16%
38
38
49
50%
*105% 107
9
9
*33
34
35%
*85
18
36%
89%
19
4,400
112
150
25
2,000
25
*24%
251/4
600
13%
14%
20,300
21
21%
1,200
11%
*11
11%
300
33%
34%
33%
34%
34
35%
10,000
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
33.400
*11
11%
34%
16%
38
38
50
50
107
107
8%
8%
33%
33%
35%
36
*85
89
33%
16%
•»
*11
35
111%
25%
14%
17,200
17
*24%
21%
30ft
5,900
10
44
25
21%
10,100
16%
19%
24%
xl4%
17%
*16%
„
11%
38
38
*37%
38
500
53
5,300
52%
107%
107%
107%
270
8%
8%
8%
8%
800
*33'/8
33%
33%
36
35%
33%
36
31,800
9
33%
33%
35%
36
*85
38
52
*107%
107 *
*8%
38
52
51%
50
106%
35%
r
*85
88
88
*85
'
300
89
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
24
24%
25
".24%
25%
6,600
14%
14
14%
14%
15%
81,300
29
30
29%
30
29%
30%
29%
30%
4,800
35%
16%
36%
1.6%
11%
28%
55%
25%
43%
43
61
53%
36%
36%
16%
12%
27%
54%
; 24%
.47
43%
61%
53%
90
*12%
16%
17%
12%
12%
27%
27%
54%
55%
54%
24%
24%
24%
46%
47
46%
43%
43%
43"%
61%
61%
62%
62%
63%
500
54%
54%
53%
55
54%
55%
12,200
90%
90
90%
3,500
12%
90%
12%
90
12%
12%
*12%
19
19%
*18%
19%
*19
7
7%
preferred
50
& Louisv
Ind
Ry Co cj A
B
25
No par
Miiw
St
Paul
&
P
11
27%
54%
24%
45%
42%
*59%
No par
preferred
100
preferred
Yellow
Co
5% %
24
89
Jan
45
Jan
4
79% Jan
29
Chile
series A
100
i
preferred
Chrysler
18%
7%
1
—
25
Corp
24%
46%
42%
*60
53
'
36
16%
11%
28%
55%
25%
47%
43
61
YORK
,
53%
90 %
12%
13
18%
7%
19%
7%
*19
7%
86
87
42%
*85
*41
78%
87
42%
7%
:
-
42%
78%
79%
LOW
EXCHANGE
HIGH
AND
37%
37%
38%
16%
17
16%
17%
10,800
12%
12%
13%
21,900
27%
27%
28%
46,500
55%
55%
56%
12,800
24%
24%
25
17,200
47%
47%
47%
13,900
44%
44%
44%
27
'•'•'
7%
87
40
79
78%
SALE
Jan. SO
*61
7%
86%
42
78%
14,600
11%
87
Tuesday
Jan.29
Jan.27
36%
'
*41
,
79%
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
90
19%
7%
,19
•
STOCKS
NEW
*
90
87%
89
*41%
43
77
' 78
100
25
Co—
-
31
36
12%
*12%
10
Oil
-
90
No par
Cab
Cotton
53
90
Co—No par
common
Copper
par
preference—No par
Pac RR
&
preferred
Chickasha
par
—100
convertible
Childs
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
9,200
14
Range for Previous
Year 1950
52
106
106%
46
106%
25
25
20
51%
*104%
52
105'A
152
17%
Chicago
16
11
22
68% Jan
*150%
23%
Conv
19
9
152
18%
11
Sep
*
*150%
152
14%
31
36%
17%
12%
28%
55%
25%
47%
44
61%
54%
90 %l
13
Chic Rock Is
7% Jun
Lowest
17%
16%
34
111%
23%
*150%
23%
3
53 'A Dec
84% Oct
46%
9%
150%
1,700
13%
30%
$3
17
27
62% July 13
11,900
17%
Chicago Pneumat Tool com—No
53% Jan
44
64'A
23%
5%
36% Jun
3
63%
13%
Series A
1
29% July 19
63%
23%
16
45% Jan
61%
13%
30%
35%
16%
11%
27%
54%
No par
com
Chicago & North West com—No
y2 Dec
19
61%
23%
16
17
■
44
13% Apr
5,300
60%
38%
13%
Chic
Jan
'
3
4
preferred-—100
A
Class
26% Jan
27% Jan
88% Mar 17
par
*
28
14
10'A
60%
20%
*38
23%
2
22% Dec
3 'A Feb
10
20%
38%
13%
5%
16
3
13% Jan
10
*38
22%
Chic
Jan
13% Feb
Jan
11'A July 26
10
'
40
2
38% Feb
16% Jan
34% Jan
14
par
1.25
convertible
Class
21
July 12
10
Chicago Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great West Ry Co com—50
2
9
19'A Jan
Mfg
Chic & East 111 RR Co
29
16% Jan
32% Dec
No par
Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
12% Jan
13
1
Chesapeake
34%
11% Jan
Co
19
21% Jan
,
Belt
>
5
Champion Paper & Fib com—No
$4.50 preferred
No
16
18
17
—No par
Pasco
16
36% Jan
15y8 Apr 10
,
10'A July 12
de
Jan
9% Jan
6
Jan
85
29
9% Jan
15
20
Jan
29
28
<4% Feb
45% Jan
104
28
Jun
10
Jan
35
29
10'A Jun
38%
51
142%
17
14%
14%
*21%
22%
*11
11%
35
35 %
16%
16%
*36%
38
49%
50
*105% 107
9
9
*33
34
35%
36
*85
87
18%
18%
com__5
Co——9.50
9
1
20
10
*104% 105%
46%
46%
*106
106%
*141% 142%
'16%
-17 %
16%
167%
19%
19%
9%
10%
17
17%
44%
44%
9%
9%
34
34%
111% 111%
106%
25
*
19%
38%
10%
150%
46%
25 %
25
Central RR Co of N J class A„—50
18
8
25%
10Q
36% Jan
6% Dec
*33%
*111%
20%
20
38%
59%
142
44
19%
1,300
10,000
10
.'
106
16%
19%
9%
17%
*50
38
106%
17%
16%
9%
xl9%
':
51%
51%
*104
19%
9%
17%
44%
9%
34%
111%
300
Central Hudson G & E Corp—No par
Central Illinois Light common
•
.11% Jan
26% Dec
'*
5
2
Dec
143%
46
20
25
Dec
•
*142
par
s
8% Jan
Dec
*106%
51 %
*104
No par
5%
152
51%
105%
46%
106%
10
.—No par
preferred
*
59%
*150%
_No par
common
10
59
-—.100
Corp of Amer com—No
38%
■
9%
—100
common—
21 %
20%
25
33% Jan
49
.
51
12
36
77
51%
28
107
11
51
20
3
4
50%
Sep
5
.
49%
4.20%i
13% Jan
,»
Jan
25% July 12
July
48%
17%
'
1
98
'
48
9'A Oct
'
30 y2 Jan
76
5,500
5
.„
34% Dec
6% July 14
17% Mar 30
25
31%
of
16
8% July 17
2
Feb
,
31
4—___1
3
...9
10% Mar 29
113
31%
Aguirre Sugar Co
Foundry Co„,
2
9% Jan
9
31%
Central
3
3
110% Feb
31%
Central
Jan
38% Feb
31%
2nd preferred————100
Jan
Jan
July 13
31%
1st preferred
$4.75
17%
.•
4
30
31
Corp——1
Tractor
Preferred
31
Jan
11'A Apr
S% July 13*
31
preferred
Celanese
'2
105% Jan
15
.•
30%
Co common
Caterpillar
,
140
General
&
(J I)
17% Apr
21
'
3
31
Co_
Corp common
Carriers
20% Aug 29
*13% July 13
15% July 14
Jan '
-
800
30%
Light—,—No par
Conv preferred 4%
2
Dec' : 1
141
108 %
Carrier
Jan' 18
Aug 18
108
130 % Jan
17%
*107%
29
50% Jan 25
,
9
47% Dec :29
104 % Jan
15
29
Mar
17%
1081/4
22'A Jan
.52
May' 1
.
17%
*107%
-2
150% Jan
15
Jan
17%
108%
Carpenter
10% Feb
9,100
17%
*107%
30
39
38,500
17%
108%
51% Jan
2
Shares
15%
17%
25
5
15%
*107%
Carolina
Jan
15%
17%
4
9% Jan
15
108%
32'A Jan
'35
•:
16
15%
14%
the Week
17%
18% Jan
10'A Jun
145/
Sales for
Feb. 2
tper share
*107%
29
Steel
14%
Friday
Feb. 1
t per share
S per share
t per share
143/4
Thursday
Jan. 31
108
Carolina Clinch & Ohio Ry_—__100
&
PRICES
Wednesday
*107%
5
Power
14y2
SALE
Jan. 30
17%
•
Jan
109
14%
14%
'17%
HIGH
Tuesday
f per share
.
10
AND
.
Jan. 29
I per share
1
Mfg Co—
47% Jan
28
x77/e Mar 13
140
(Philip)
Carey
Monday
Jan. 27
Capital Airlines Inc
2
2
110% July 13
Jan
Satnrday
A
Par
10
11
July 26
102
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
.
Jan
16
YORK
EXCHANGE
$ per share
share4
12% Jan
28
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
I per share
STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
13
4,900
T3
400
191/4
1,300
7%
7%
17,300
88
88
41
40%
41
79%
'
6,700
18
79%
89
*/8
500
230
51,700
PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
Jan. 31
Friday
Feb. 1
Sales for
Feb. 2
t per share
t per share
the Week
'
*..! per share
34% Feb
27% July 26
103 'A
July
24
41% Dec
15
6% Jun
30
82
Jan
f per
36% Dec
3
33% Jan
Jan
29
106% Jan
5
29
34
Jan
25
37% Jan
9
8% Nov 20
93
May 12
28% Dec
19
34
16% Feb
16
20% Jun
23
40% Dec
29
24
Mar 11
138
Jun
Mar 15
1
150
Sep
87
Nov
18
43% Jan
8% Jan
90
Jan
8
48% Jan 29
11% Jan
3
18
Jan
1
47 % May
38% July 26
X108
Sep
6
8
112% Mar
4
16
18% Jan
18
21% Jan
26
Jan
25
42% Jan
17
84% Jan
13
84% Jan
3
46% Jan
16
Jan
5
City
preferred
Clark
Equipment Co
42% Jan
4
Jan
16
109
30% Jan
111
26
106% Jan
33
Jan
106% Jan
74
Jan
Jan
$4.50
4
5%
Nov
17
72
29% Dec
28
40% Jan
43% Feb
2
Jan
33% Feb
2
30% Jan
33% Jan
9
99% July 12
3% July 11
112% Mar 16
5% Jan
5
29
107
109% Jan 27
Jan
4
Jan
143
Feb
18
133% Jan
9
70% July 17
112% Dec
7
92
Dec
28
Jan
19
34% Dec
946
Dec
165
Jan
3
1004
18
Oct
88
117% Jan
2
132
Jan
12
100
4% non-cum 2nd preferred
100
Columbia Broad Sys Inc cl A—2.50
50%
2.50
1
13
38% Dec
21
35 % Jan
50
Jan
27
25% July 11
40% Oct
11
28'A Jan
31% Jan
27
25
40
Oct
11
28% Jan
31% Jan
27
14% Apr
13
12% Jan
13% Jan
16
Columbia
Gas
14% Oct
13
12
Jan
13% Jan
22
Columbia
Pictures
Jan
22
July 11
72% Oct
24
62% Jan
30% Jun
29
43% Dec
28
42% Jan
25
46% Jan
6
18% Nov
14
22% Mar
6
19% Jan
2
21% Jan
30
29
conv
4%
Class B
29
35% Jan
20
7% Dec
28
27% Jun
19
18
117% Apr
12
4,200
51%
2,940
49
50%
3,100
*48
49%
210
31%
30%
31%
29%
31
29%
31%
30%
311/4
6,500
31%
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
30
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
1,200
13
13%
13%
13
12%
13
12%
13%
12%
12%
*48%
12%
13%
25%
28%
28%
28%
*63%
66
-
-
*62
13
*62
65
49%
13
12%
13
13%
66
.12%
13
12%
*63
13
12%
66
13
*63
50,900
7,100
67
45
45%
45%
46
45%
46
3,100
Edison
50%
10
Co
No par
Solvents
Commonwealth
Nast
No pal
21%
20%
21%
21
21%
21
21%
6,500
45%
43%
44%
43%
43%
43%
43%
5,400
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
50%
11,900
25
26%
25%
27%
26%
26%
26%
27
77,300
28%
25
Co
Publishing Co—No
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
'28%
28%
28%
22,800
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
10%
10%
11
11%
25
par
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
33%
34%
33
33
7%
8%
7%
30%
12
Jan
18
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
30 %
30%
30%
30%
108
Jan
2
$5 preferred
—No par
Elec Lt & Pwr Co
107 %
107 %
107%
107
4
107%
106% Jan
25% Feb
2
of
25%
25
108% May 24
14% Sep
25
12% Jan
28
24% Jan
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Consolidated Cigar
3
»s
*33%
7%
8
8
30%
8
8%
8
8%
8%
8%
5,400
6,000
1,000
23,100
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
107'A
106%
107%
107%
107%
107%
107%
1,900
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
8,400
>.
17
13% Dec
28
13% Jan
2
15% Jan
17% Sep
22
15
2
17% Feb
19
Dec
18
36
Mar 16
Jan
17% Jan
30% Jan
111
108
Jan
Jan
5
2
2
25
19% Jan
33'A Jan
112
110
Jan
31
12
Jan
11
1
Dec
4
32% Dec
11
32% Jan
2
x36% Feb
101% Jan
11
106% Dec
29
103 % Jan
29
106% Jan
16
24
July 28
19% Jan
24
Jan
2
18% Jan
29
Jan
24
93% Jan
11
41 % Jun
23
32% Jan
2
17
jp4
96% Jan
2
Jan
9
*
Corp^—1.33 y3
5
Consolidated Natural Gas—-—
15
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd
100
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc
1
Consolidated Textile Ce Inc—_10c
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
1
Consumers Power Co com—_No par
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
32%
32%
No par
$4.52
-—-No par
Container Corp of Am com new_10
4% preferred —
100
Continental Baking Co com__No pai
$5.50 preferred _i—.——No par
Continental Can Inc common
20
*111 %
Consolidated
Grocers
$4.50
31
45,600
$3.75
29
9% Dec
28
9% Jan
2
11% Jan
Jan
25
88% Jan 11
95% Jan
20
Continental
31
Continental
15%
8,500
*11%
11%
12
12
12
12
1,500
3,800
60
47%
47%
47
47%
46%
46%
46%
47%
46%
47
46%
47%
27%
27%
28
27%
28
27%
28
26%
27%
27%
28
15
15%
15
15%
14%
15
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14 %
8,800
17
17%
17
17%
16%
17
16%
17
16%
17%
17%
17%
18,100
18%
18%
18
18%
18
18%
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
19%
51,100
33
19,900
32%
32%
111%
111%
111%
111%
»
108
108
108%
*108%
35 %
36
36
36%
35%
36%
103%
103%
103%
108
32%
32%
111%
109
32%;
3,600
X32 %
32%
111%
112
111%
111%
111%
111%
*108'A
109
*108%
109
108
108'A
350
36%
7,200
32%
36
33%
36%
35 3A
36%
x36
410
103 %
150
17%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
8,800
95
95
94%
95%
95%
95%
94%
95%
94%
94%
95
95
33%
34%
*103
105
103%
*103%
105
*103%
103%
105
'
-
i
33%
34
33%
34
33%
34
33%
33%
13%
14%
13%
34%
10
_1
66
66
65%
66
65%
66
64%
65
64%
65%
10%
11
10%
11%
11%
11%
11
11%
10%
11
Delaware—— 5
93
94%
93%
94%
93%.
95
92%
95%
91%
94
*101
106
*101
106
*102
106
35%
33,100
•
106
14%
14%
01 *103%
*
450
*104%
14%
Motors
of
15%
14%
Diamond
Oil
15%
14%
Continental Insurance—.—
5% Jun
15%
104%
3
78
20
15%
14%
Jan
1
106%
*103%
Continental
64% Feb
*106%
14%
2
11
113%
106%
104%
__No par
Fibre!
5
:
Feb
78% Jan
113%
106 %
14%
/preferred-
15
July 17
114
27%
preferred—
preferred—
10
50% July 13
2
35% Feb
30
22.
106%
106
13% Dec
For footnotes see page
*ll3% 115%
*106%
B
2
Jan
•12% Jan
28
113%
106 %
series
series C__.
Consolidated Laundries Corp
Feb
8
Dec
113%
106%
2
48% Jan
96
113%
106%
13% Jan
29% Jan
107% July 19
113%
*106%
20
3
100
114
107%
106% Jan
23
4
115
*106%
Preferred 4%
11
Jan
*113%
Preferred
5
26% Jan
111
100
8
16% Jan
25
100
Jan
106% Jan
'12
25
25
No par
common
4%%
114
Jan
45% Jan
113% May 12
Baltimore
16
112
10% Jan
55%
31%
50%
31%
8% Jan
10% July 13
,
29%
31%
31
6
8
116,800
31%
2
22
4
25%
.
48%
25
47% Feb
3
880
13,400
48%
Jan
28% Dec
30% Dec
5,900
23%
50
7% Jan
27
88
49%
53%
100
Cons Gas
20
102 % Feb
*48%
52%
48
_No par
No par
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5
40 % July 28
28
50%
50%
9
14% Apr
50%
50°
24%
20
15
30
50%
50
49%
11% Jan
25% Jan
Sep
X29%
50%
49
50%
23% •V 24%
29% Jan
2
108
30
50
43%
2
7
30
21%
2
7
30%
52%
49%
45%
9% Jan
25
24
21%
27% Jan
Dec
23%
45
18
Dec
23%
20%
Inc
33% Mar 16
28
24
49
370
200
2,100
*950
23%
20%
Conde
*900
91%
122%
23
44%
Co
122
1,040
2,900
3,200
135%
*90%
100
44
Ohio Elec
So
Commercial Credit
2
;
4%
35
Engineering
Commercial
Jan
*48
'
No par
Co
109%
1351/4
91%
124
23%
20%
&
Superheater
31
Jan
48
137
*90
99%
5
Columbus
27
31
49
50%
*135%
*123
23%
45%
27% Jan
23
53%
91%
124.
24%
30%
52
48%
-
137
99%
45
50% Jan
10% Jan
91%
123
23%
45%
2
109
*135%
99%
45
8
6
Inc
109
23
44%
8
6
//
109% 109%
99
*44%
Carbon
22 % Jan
Feb
9% Mar
109%
100
*99%
100
No par
Columbian
45% Jan
5
*109
52%
65
37% Jan
30 % Feb
Jun
8,400
52%
12%
1
20% July 12
9% July
31%
53
*63%
67% Jun
10% July 13
30%
52%
common—No par
38% Nov 30
3
15
System
18
26
31%
*9b0
$4.25 cum preferred w w—No par
26
11% Feb
100
com
1st preferred
non-cum
45% Jan
8% July 18
20
Colorado & Southern Ry
Combustion
105% Sep
30%
53%
52%
30
27%
52%
preferred
50% Feb
23... Dec
112% Dec
52%
28
27%
51%.
48%
5%
37% Jan
109% Mar 18
*950
*950
*950
24
21
26% July 12
31%
92
24%
,41% Dec
30
31
125
22%
13
106% July 19
91
124%
22%
2
33% May 19
*135%
/
91
126%
22%
29
15
137
Corp com__No par
31% Feb
3% Feb
36,800
23%
53% Jan
13
60
33%
4%
23%
Jan
25% July
43%
32%
,34%
125
126%
20
43%
33
4%
23%
Jan
75
43%
30%
43
34%
23%
36
*73
43
'
*99%
24
75
180
3,200;
107
30%
4%
23
Iron
*73
5,600
30
34%
100
&
.
*106%
4%
21%
Colo Fuel
107
*106%
34%
No par
Corp
74
32%
4%
99 %
19 % Jan
41
109%
46%
110%
43
30%
*109
46%
*109%
32
34%
No par
(The)
Co
74
46
110
4%
com
Coca-Cola
*88
109%
74
■
42% .'42%
31%
31
30%
45%
107
10
85
109%
32%
34%
137
*89
21
24% Nov
*72%
43
*106%
46
109%
4%
137
37% Dec
5
73
107
32
900
165
*83%
34%
90
24% Nov 24
12
*106%
109%
o
41
*145
88%
4%
137
13
15% July
107
45%
/■'/.
*83%
34%
126%
-
2nd preferred
32%
41
165
40%
*145
88%
10%
94
4%
*135%
preferredcum
110
32%
40%
lbb
10%
*91
34%
34
15
26% Dec
*109
4%
33%
Jan
24% Apr
43% Dec
109%
4%
73
*42%
No par
100
100
161/8 Feb
65
■t
*84%
46 %
*109%
31%
No par
2
57
*106%
45%
46%
Collins & Aikman
25% Feb
July 12
31
40%
;*145
88%
10
23% Jan
11
July 26
8
10% Dec
46
*109%. 110
31%
*92%
40%
29
100% Jan
15% Jan
1,100
10%
.
175
*84%
51%
19% Jan
16% Jan
41%
*40%
*145
88%
51
97% Jan
6
2,800
50%
10
23% Oct
20%
10%
94
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet com__No par
$3.50 preferred
No par
2
101% May 22
14% Mar 30
20%
conv
7%
21
•16
20%
30%
4%
53% Feb
Oct
20%
30%
3
27
22
20%
31
16
46% Jan
Dec
20%
30 %
Jan
50% Nov 24
14% July 17
20%
inc
94% Jan
138
37% July 17
95
20
Coca-Cola Internatl Corp
26
134% July 27
Mar 27
20%
*84%
46%
109
10%
2,500
40
•
12,300
31%
175
1
48
31%
40
100
46%
10%
31%
pfd
47%
31%
29%
Corp
46%
921/4
cum
4%%
47%
92%
29%
Clopay
2,800
31%
43
Cluett Peabody & Co com
35
*10%
73
12
35
94
29%
20
35
31%
*42%
4% Jan
35
31%
*72%
7%
stock
340
35
31%
—No par
common
1
Co
4%
7,300
105
10%
107
gtd
46%
\
*104
20%
88%
109%
,
Shares
.
31
*145
31
35
/
33
105
104%
,
32%
*92%
40
46
-105
V
32%
10
175
109%
"
32%
32%
94
40
par
48%
'105
'
31
9%
21
*84%
34%
32%
30%
*145
.
!
,;
*92%
10%
94
*106%
35% Jan
24
32% Jan
22
34%
$ per share
:■
104%
47%
100
gtd
50
—50
Special
;
34%
-,47%
20% "30%
20
-32%
104
48%
Fqous
Clinton
Mar 14
37% Mar 15
*10
*92%
105%
34%
48
47%
.<32%
32%'
Molybdenum
Climax
43
•:
-
Cleve & Pitts RR
73
4
3
100
—'—No
preferred-;
preferred
3
12% Jan
341/2
Cleve Graph Bronze Co common—1
4
31
34%
104
105%
5
100
—No par
5
20
Co com
32%
32%
*104%
100
10
non-cum
37
29 Vb July 17
8.50
preferred
100
Cleve Elec Illuminating com__No par
5%
62% Jan
Jan
Co
Stores
32% ;
.—No par
C C C & St Louis Ry
29
31% Dec
Corp
City Investing Co common
5%%
29% Jan
39
I T Financial
City Products Corp
31% Feb
107% May 29
23% July 13
106% Oct 30
C
24
93
9
Par
V
com.'
Elec
&
Gas
--
4%' preferred j,
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
19
Mar 30
72
Cincinnati
10
104
68% Mar 22
3
31% Jan'
v/
$ per share
share
4
24
109% Mar
3
Jan
26
$ per share
$ p.er share
I per share
9 per share
15
66
66%
4,200
10%
11 %
51,400
94%
95%
9 3C0
12,300
14
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^
Range for Previous
Year I./SO
:
Highest
Lowest
S per share
Highest
3
27% Nov 25
Feb
27% Nov 24
26% Jan
12
29% Jan
22
55% Mar 13
54% Jan
10
55
Jan
Continental
1
July 17
3
13% Jan
25% Jan
2
32
Jun
17
41
Dec
26
32% Jan
2
42% Jan
27
22% Dec
23
21vb Jan
2
24% Jan
24
50
Jan
9
50% Jan
17% Apr
22
14% Jan
2
16% Feb
2
Oct
17
66
Jail
31
72% Jan
2
45% Nov
27
38
prior preferred
Copper Range Co
19
57
76
July 17
28% Jan
100
13
Apr
-
104% Jan
8
July 13
Jan
3
72
176% July 13
187% Apr
13
xl80
Jan
3
186
4% Jan
2
Feb.
06%
*103%
104%
25
2% Jan
2
12
Coty International Corp
31
27 Vb Jan
2
32% Jan
30
Crane
Jan
11
102% Jan
4
103 Ve Jan
26
10
Dec
14
14
Jan
5
10 /a Jan
2
12% Jan
17
26% Jun
30
30 % Mar
4
27 % Jan
15
28% Jan
30
Cream of Wheat
(The)
„2
17% Jan
3
15
Jan
2
18% Jan
22
Crown Cork & Seal common
2.50
17%
35% Jan
4
38% Jan
31
No par
*36%
12 Ye July 13
32% Jun
41% Oct
13
19
49% Dec
27
27% Jan
28
48 :/4 Jan
10
5
103 % Jan
9
Jan
81% Jan
105% May
102 % Jan
li
16% Jan
3
34 3,4 Dec
29
34
Mar 31
82% Nov
15
54
52% Feb
44% Jan
95
Jan
30
$4.20
Cuba RR
27
7% Jan
22
Jan
5
Jan
8
7 J % Jan
15
10% Jan
10
13% Feb
2
Cuneo
Jan
3
Feb
2
22
25
8% Jan
2
9% Jan
19
103% Jan
12
105% Jan
3
52% Jan
2
Jan
11
Jan
25
12% Jan
9
2
57
A
2
21
Jan
20
129
Jan
2
132% Jan
24
17
32% Dec
29
30
Jan
25
32% Jan
5
Cutler-Hammer
13% Jan
13
26% Dec
30
25% Jan
2
30
Jan
3
Dana
Jan
12
99 % Dec
1U0
24% Aug
138
24'% Jan
8
*102
*103%
104%
"
69%
68%
69'a
69%
5%
2%
2%
32%
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
*102%
12%
12%
12%
37%
37
37
37
37
37%
38%
37%
28%
900
17%
12,800
37%
37%
50%
50:%
50%
51
105%
*105%
106
27
*170
37%
800
7.7C0
12%
*26%
43%
43%
43%
20,900
94
94
93
94
*27
27%
22%
22%
*170
23
3,900
200
*170
200
390
27
27
27%
22%
23%
200
*170
2,400
10%
10%
10
71%
71
71
*69%
72%
*70
12%
12
12%
12%
12%
12%
*26 Vb
27%
27%
25%
26%
26%
27
IOVb
10
9%
j', 4
105
9%
55%
55%
55 Vb
55%
55%
11%
11%
11
11%
26%
26
26%
132%
*129
132%
26%.
26%
*130
29
31 Ve
30%
29 Vb
41.500
530
55%
55%
*55%
55%
700
11
11%
11%
11%
35,800
26%
26%
5,300
26%
26%
20%
132 %
*130
31
31%
30%
132%
*130
132%
31%
*130
132%
31%
300
9%
105
56
11
26 Vb
7,100
11%
*55
11%
104%
105
200
73
9%
9%
105
105
105
11%
9
y 7B
a
«-,b
105
105
10
10%
*26%
55%
31'a
24,200
13%
9%
105
30%
43%
12 Ve
27
*26%
9%
190
44
*69%
10%
12%
105
52%
105%
12%
*70
27
50%
105%
94%
22%
22%
200
50%
105%
*
106
*26%
27%
22%
*170
50%
105%
50%
50%
106
71%
9%
12 Va
27
22%
200
2,800
28%
18
105%
12%
xl7%
28%
17%
50%
104
12%
12%
28%
200
30%
*103
12%
18
27
26%
36.3G0
185
31%
32%
104
12%
28%
22%
*130
32%
32%
*103
104
17%
10
No par
6,800
28%
71%
pfd____100
Inc
9,000
2%
18 Vb
10
1
5'A
2%
28%
27%
9%
5
17%
22%
105
*184
5
2%
'28'A
*28
250
185
2%
12%
12%
50
10,500
5
32%
32
104
*102'A
72
2%
5
2%
32 Vb
il04
*184
;
5%
184
183
184
5
32%
31%
68
9,400
103
104%
18%
71%
No par
1
—
Class
Feb
3
103
*103%
28%
2.50
.
22% Feb
20% Jan
2%
2%
46%
*102
3 n ' V.
17%
5
Inc
Press
26% Feb
125
183
5%
*103
106
*170
10
Prior preferred
Curtis-Wright common
lo
18
184
5%
44%
44%
44 %
44%
1%
,
J
J
18
100
Publishing common—No par
preferred
No par
$7
28
44 %
45%
44%
68%
22%
Curtis
12 Ve Dec
3
45%
67%
27
.
100
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
55% Jan
44% July 13
,
9% Jan
IOVb Oct
July 13
100
Sugar common__10
preferred
Cudahy Packing Co common
4 % %
preferred
20
148% Nov 25
July 13
5
100
7%
26% Nov
20
102% Dec
1.200
94
Cuban-American
27
67%
43%
5
x25
66 %
95
9
19
67
44'A
28 % Jan
13% Jan
66
43%
23 % Jan
11
66%
94%
2
70
eo
44%
17
5
67'A
94
21% Jan
Nov
4,800
65%
44
24% Jan
10% Oct
16%
93%
6
77% Oct 31
16%
43%
28
180
50
16%
93
preferred
6% non-cum pfd.
Jan
3
50%
16%
91%
convertible
22% Dec
14
23%
*49%
16 %
43
5 %
25
Feb
23%
50%
16
Crucible Steel of Amer com__Nopar
27
•7% July
241/8
16%
*105
26
64% July 13
9% July 17
23%
*49%
16%
No par
15% Jun
175
50'a
14,100
37%
50
68%
12%
8,300
24
<
28%
*28
Corp common—5
preferred-
17% Jun
;
Corp
12%
3,500
39%
38
37%
36%
*102
2%
37
50
lodl't
31%
55%
23%
102
104%
*103
1
America..—
Crown Zellerbach
29
2
of
2%
31%
100
—
preferred
$2
31
2
Creameries
2
Jan
106
1
25
common
preferred
28%
*54%
68
184
2% Feb
31 Ve
28%
55%
23%
101 %
5%
31%
28%
37%
*103%
184%
32
28%
*54%
16%
67
5%
12,400
30%
23%
85%
for
50 %
37
102%
*184
Shares
23%
.
104%
68'A
the Week
50%
24 3a
*103%
68
30% Jan
Co
*
Sales
Feb. 2
$ per share
Thursday
35%
28
*54%
102%
103
1
3% %
38%
50%
67%
45%
67%
45%
*102
105
2% Jan
38
23%
'-"49%
16%
Friday
Feb. 1
S per share
share
30%
55%
16%
44%
•
29 »A
*54%
16%
27
..
30%
28%
55%
24%
Sep
1% July 13
23 Vb
29%
..39%
101
22 % July 13
29%
28%
50%
——.
2
28%
23%
Coty Inc
11
6
39
$ per
t per share
*54%
*49%
Monday, February 5, 1951'
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan.3L
27%
5
23
103% Jan
t per share
28
50
series
Cornell Dubiller Electric Corp
2
xG6
6% Mar
Convertible pref 5%
19
3
3
—
Coppcrweld Steel Co common
2o'
46% Feb
102% Jan
72% Jan
*3% Aug
"
Jan
2
30
30
62
.
27%
034%
SALE
luesuaj
Jan. 30
55%
27%
.—No par
No par
5% Jan
Jan
Nov
105
100% July 11
14
common—5
1
Corn Exchange Bank & Tr Co—20
Corning Glass Works common
5
3%% preferred
100
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947-100
Corn Products Refining common_25
7% preferred
—
100
101 % Jan
102% Aug 17
18
Corp
Corp
$3
29
51% Oct
Steel
Cooper-Bessemer
8
14 v« Jun
46% July 14
10% Jan
3
12
Jan. 29
I per share
HIGH
AND
Monday
Jan. 27
Par
53% July 2*
20
Saturday
Sper snare
$ per snare
$ per eharf
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
.
RECORD
STOCK
STOCKS
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1.
Lowest
.
.
31%
31%
3,100
29%
7,500
D
2
X97 % Jan
3
«juu
19% May 10
14% Jan
3
17% Feb
2
15% Jan
17% Feb
I7
15% Jan
22
16% Jan
11
Dec
3%%
25
13% July 10
96
3
Corp common
1
preferred series A
28'%
100
*100
Davega Stores Corp common
2,50
5% convertible preferred
20
Davison Chemical Corp (The)
1
Dayton Power & Light common
7
16
100
*99%
100
99%
99%
*99%
100
100
*102%
103
*102%
103
103
50c
19
series A
100
98
Jan
4
100
Jan
16
Preferred
3.75%
series B
101
Jan
9
103
Jan
30
Preferred
3.90%
series
19% Jan
17
102% Aug 21
11% Jan
18% Dec
3
1
29
17% Jan
8
3
Inc
50c
10'A Jan
20
19
Deep Rock Oil Corp
18
Deere & Co
35% Jan
37
Jan
19
19
43% Jan
51% Jan
30
Delaware
10
Jan
5
* 3
41% Dec
30
8 Vb Jan
41% Jan
4
59% Dec
20
57
Oct
18
45% Dec
37
Records
Decca
-
65 'A Jan
27
Jan
34% July 13
3
29% Jan
Co
48% Jan
6% Jun
38% Jan
22
Dayton Rubber
C
Jan
7%
19'/s
lo%
19%
45%
46%
62'A
*35%
36
100
48%
48'%
49%
preferred
Hudson
9%
7% Jun
27
14'/a Dec 20
13 Ve Jan
17% Feb
2
Delaware
Lack & Western
50
14%
15'A
14%
Dec
20
23% Jun
20 Vs Jan
22% Feb
2
Delaware
Power & Light Co
13.50
Rio Grande West RR
62% Feb
2
119-
21
Denver
24% Jun
29
58
Dec
28
55 % Jan
42% Jun
27
72'a Dec
29
70 % Jan
5
12
4
52 Vb July 12
12% Jun
27% Nov 22
16% Jan
17
17% Feb
16 Vb Dec
29
23% Jan
9
28'A Jan
49
Dec
7
45% Jan
19
34% Dec
18
37
Dec
21
35VsJan
16
Jan
8% Jan
2
16% Dec 27
11% Mar 31
6% July 13
17
9% Jail
5
29% Nov 24
July 13
27
Jan
52
Devoe &
2
4
36% Jan
12
3
18% Feb
2
11% Feb
2
Diana
Stores
30
Distill
29
% Jan
9%
9%
16,800
46
45%
45%
2,500
62
62%
62'A
62%
36 VB
36'A
3 6'A
36%
36%
50%
51
50%
50%
50'A
51
10,600
15%
15 VB
15%
15%
16%
16%
17'A
97,100
62'A
36Vs
36 '/a
51%
15
74
9%
7,800
1.300
22
22
22%
20%
1,800
61%
59%
61%
61%
62%
12,300
73%
73%
74
73
'22
74'%
18%
74
73%
74%
73%
I8V2
73%
17%
73
18
17%
18'%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
12,000
22%
22%
22%
22%
22'%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23,500
*62
1
65
*62
65
7%
31%
*62
7% ' 31%
7%
7'A
31%
31%
*62
65
,
7Vb
"
? 7.Vb
7%
31%
33%
16%
65
*16%
37
33%
5,100
65
—
7%
7%
3.600
36%
38'A
7.600
7%
7%
34
*62
65
*62
7%
„
33 %
74%
,
16%
16%
*16%
16%
16%
17%
1.900
2
25%
25%
25%
25'%
25 Vb
25%
25
25%
25
25 %
2.000
49%
49'%
49 JA
49%
49%
49%
50
50
52
6,800
*35%
36'%
*35%
35%
36
X35%
35%
35%
35%
17%
18Ve
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
7,100
10
10
10
50
36
18'A
10'A
50'%
36'A
2
10'A
10 Vb
10%
10 Ve'
11
10%
11%
14,400
28%
29
28%
25%
50'A
38
18%
10%
29
25j/b
No par
28%
29'A
28%
29
28
28%
28
28%:
17,900
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
11
9VB
45%
61%
61
1
Diamond T Motor Car Co
common
preferred
cum
9%
/> .< v,
9
9%
62%
25
Feb
$1.50
7,000
21%
8
Match
60
420
18%
61%
8
Raynolds class A
Diamond
18%
21%
20
De Vilbiss Co
16
8
29
(The)
Edison
getroit-Michigan Stove Co
etroit Steel Corp
2
18'A July 13
357/b Mar
18%
18'A
100
Escrow ctfs for preferred
2
103
61
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR CO—100
8
38% Feb
2
25
100
21%
3
62
6% Jan
30% Jan
*99'A
'102%
61 vb
20
3
2
May 16
100
103
18%
18%
18%
*99'A
*102%
103
21%
Jan
Jan
8
32% Nov 17
5% July 12
270
99%
60
-Jan
62
*Feb
68
21% Mar 13
7,700
98%
21%
Detroit
Derby Oil Co
4,400
31%
*97%
60V2
4
23
33%
31%
98%
22Vs
19
2
33%
31%
59%
27
10
% Jan
33%
97%
*21%
Jan
Jan
22
33%
100
common
18 % Jan
16
24
May 19
ctfs for
75% Jan
17% May 26
Apr 20
21% July 13
&
Escrow
20
2,000
18
31 Vs
iic
50%
15'A
*16%
98%
99 Vi
103
;
36
18
17%
33%
78
50%
62%
20
62'A
35%
9%
17
31 %
*98
62'A
35%
9%
46
61%
k
100
100
17
*16%
17 %
9%
9%
45
1
34
18%
No par
common
&
103
29'A
29%
100%
17
31 Vb
58 %
3.75%
29
',2
33%
31%
93%
Preferred
102% Sep
33%
31 Ve
31'A
4
5
*16%
31%
93%
Jan
July 24
18
33%
*16%
33%
34%
99
July
17%
31%
17
2
96
17%
*16%
J<J
17
18%
98%
9
32% Jan
Jan
100
17
33%
34% Jan
2
97
1
...
16%
99
2
29% Jan
31
*»»
louv*
16%
*100
29%
29%
29%
100
16%
*16%
31%
31% Jan
34% Mar 17
102'a Mar 21
18% July 13
ldO
16
*98'A
30
July 26
96% May 24
28
23%
28 %
100'%
Corp
16%
50c
2
16%
16%
*16'/2
1.000
Range for Previous
Year 1950
Lowest
12% Jan
35
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
$ per
15% Jan
July 26
11
14
47% Oct
4
18
Jan
NEW
Highest
share
1
YORK
STOCK.
share
16
Jan
2
Jan
26
55 Va Feb
2
July 17
13
Jan
9
12% Jan
3
14% Jan
19
Dr.
25% July 12
11% July 25
36% Jan
4
30 % Jan
2
33% Jan
19
17'a Jan
6
14% Jan
2
18% Jan
19
69 vs Jan
109% Jail
16
Douglas
13
97
28
95% Jan
5
13
83% Dec 19
77% Jan
10
16
iH Jan
10
10
107
Sep 27
Dec
li Dec
19
111'a Jun
ui
2
Jan
27
15
108% Jan
19
180% Jan
3
Feb
2
$3,25
18
20 % Jan
2
23% Jan
29
Dresser
81
Mar
88% Dec
8
91
Jan
4
93 Va Feb
1
3%%
18
July 12
23
Feb
2
Dunhill
16% Feb
2
x22
Jun
14
19% Jan
10
14% Dec
11 % Mar 27
18
13% Jan
3
.
2
Co
13
9
101% Jan
31
51 Vb Dec
9% Dec
85% Jun 12
83
2nd
Jan
6
89
Feb
2
125
Jan
3
Preferred
Jun
1
104'A Jan
2
12
52% Nov 30
52% Jan
2
11
11% Jan
10
10% Jan
15% Mar 30
24% Dec
18
13% Jun
30
20% Dec 27
13
Jun
27
10
Jan
13
40
July 17
Dec
6
13
95
Sep
14
8
Jun
5
38% July 26
(EI))
106% Jan
54
Preferred
23
$3.50
26
24% Jan
2
10
24
Feb
2
Eastern
Airlines
21% Nov 25
19'A Jan
8
21
Jan
17
Eastern
18 Vb Apr
19
16'A Jan
2
19% Jan
29
52% Nov 27
44% Jan
31
48% Jan
9
190
Apr 10
39% Oct 25
176
Jan
2
182
Jan
4
42
Jan
2
19% Feb
2
Mar 10
92% Jan
24
93
Jan
5
15 Vb Jan
30
15% Jan
5
13
15% Dec
26
May
2
19
11
Jan
25
49% Oct
9
45
Jan
2
100
*921/2
*19%
Dec
preferred
4%%
Co
2'A Jan
44
preferred
*109%
12,400
*109%
112
*109%
Ill
111
203
*205
208
207
600
UIVb
*199
208
.23%
*93
93%
21
*20'/a
22
15 Vb
15 Vb
13,600
198%
93%
15
4.000
93
'
111 Vb
23
15
23'A
22%
93 "2
93%
93%
20 %
20 Va
21%
15 Va
15 Vb
15 Ve
22%
23%
22%
*93
85%
86%
86%
Elec &
3
Jan
30
Mus
500
22%
15,100
/'
20
*93
95
22
23
23
15%
15%
16%
14,000
86
86%
87%
Ind
Amer
86%
85%
■
89
38,000
87%
88
700
12
27
Elliott
72 Va Jan
27
5%%
52% Apr
26
49% Jan
52
27
5%
28% Jan
6
23% Jan
19% Jan
16% Jan
12 Vs Dec
15
15% Dec
13
20% Mar 17
33% Jan
13
5
30% Jan
19% Dec 28
68
Dec
15% Jan
27
Emerson
Radio
18 'A Jan
29
Empire District Electric Co
Jan
22% Feb
2
6% Jan
7% Jan
23% Feb
17
19% Jan
68
71
,
1
28
May 25
6% May
2
9
7% May 15
July 12
10% Jan 13
Electric Mfg Co
20
5
51% Jun 27
El
Emerson
12
Jan
60 % Jan
Feb
2
2
63% Jan 30
8% Jan 23
1
Paso Natural Gas,.
*105%
23'A
23%
22%
22%
106'A
106 %
*54 Ve
54
54
22%
21%
23
22%
22%
21%
21%
23%
20%
20%
20
20
20
20%
19%
46%
180
-19
44%
176%
19%
45%
19
19%
19%
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46%
45%
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40
17%
1
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180
40%
41%
17
40
17%
17
95
15%
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95
15 Vs
15%
101
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101
11%
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49%
22%
22
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41%
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43%
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55
-
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43%
15%
15%
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27%
26%
27%
72%
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50
51
52
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17%
17%
19
45
176%
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178
41%
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12%
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50
49%
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21%
22%
21%
22
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2
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101
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2
44
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95
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101
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2
43%
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15
14%
26%
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75
70
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52
27
27%
27%
27%
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27%
21
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
20%
5
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
15%
10
18
18
18Vb
18%
18
18%
15
17%
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
4% preferred———
_100
*102
&
-
Phonograph
31%
Equitable Gas Co—
8.50
Equitable Office Bldgj-———
1
"?21%
—
Erie RR common
preferred series A——100
Erie & Pittsburgh RR CO—
50
Eureka Williams Oorp—
5
14% Jan
17
Jan
18
Evans Products Co„„
1
12% Jan
14
Jan
16
Jan
44% Jan
10
3% Feb
4Ve Jan
10
Eversharp Inc
Ex-Cell-O Corp^.—
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■
22%
'
70%
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8
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4
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31%
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32
102%
31%
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21%
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22
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5%
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103
18'A
18
13
20'A
19%
45%
176%
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50%
12
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75
42
23%
23%
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24
20%
20%
19%
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178
40%
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19%
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101
11%
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22
38
39%
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2'A
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26%
27%
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75
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52
27%
27%
20%
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15%
17%
18
23%
20
95
15%
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101
12
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48%
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22
22
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15%
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2
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15%
41
17%
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50
15%
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41%
49%
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45%
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22%
11%
11%
18%
45%
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28
.
23
23%
123%
11%
20%
15% Dec
10
11%
54
27
14% Dec
page 22.
11%
11%
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3
6% Jan
42
11
54
*105%
103%
4
5
Mar 21
11
10
_
preferred.
preference——
1
Jan
11
11%
15
common-
3
33
*53%
11'A
2'/b
convertible
27% Feb
103% Jan
54
106 'A
22%
No par
22'A Jan
Jan
*105%
a
25
101
104 V4 Nov 15
24'A Jun
Jan
123%
123%
123%
54
54
*105%
124
22
No par
16% Jan
22% Aug 29
20'A Jun
1
*123%
20%
shares
27 % Jan
Jan
124
106
1
Electric
Co
124
106
106%
2
70
Feb
124
124
124
23'A
100
-
24% Jan
14% Jan
*»-*
21%
2.50
common
23
28
75
ote
■
*19%
14%
960
104
91%
91%
88%
89%
103
104
103
104
20»A
100
Feb
28% Feb 23
4%. Jan
88 Vb
198
23
2
common
preferred
15
6
'
*11
100
Manufacturing Co__
Ekco Products
8
*53
pfd—50
preferred
Convertible
Jan
*105%
5
Edison Bros Stores Inc
4%%
124
No par
No par
10
26
26
For footnote*
102 Va
89%
15%
'
*93
21
14%
Corp
41% Jan
Feb
52% July 17
?% Nov
102 %
88
b
23%
23%
93%
common
38
19 Vb July 13
44
88 3
111
Storage Battery.:
Elgin National Watch CO
66
15,700
102%
105
37/64
iB-
202
common-
10 Vb Jun
8% July 13
33
Jun 27,
Steel
Co
Electric Boat
1% Jan
9
17%
1
22
40% Jan
Jan
17%
10
18
2
4'A July 13
8% Feb 14
17%
18 'A
111
10
50% Jan
4
60
17 Ve
33%
15
900
100
50
1,300
:v/:
23% Jan
18
8
17%
*13%
*199
0
19% Jan
Oct
6
r
23 %
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Electric Auto-Lite
(The)
3% Apr
18%-Dec
6%
Eaton
—-
13% Dec
44% Oct
2o
17%
53
196
Inc__
Eastern Stainless
30
16% Jan
41
Dec
17%
50%
113
Cigar Corp
Eastman Kodak
11
36% Jan
7
3
28% Nov 29
9
23%
Corp
19
100
17%
49%
*194
Eagle-Picher Co
Jan
30
15
4,700
15
*109
series—
19
1% Jan
13% Feb
33%
85%
85%
22% Jan
35% Apr
3
33
$ per
& Co—
11% Jan
32% Jun
Aug 25
33%
102%
series-
$4.50
DWG
21% July 26
21% Aug
33%
86%
1
18
13
48
33'A
103%
—No par
2
Jan
16
33
177b
50c
Duquesne Light Co 3.75%
102
33%
share
1
19'A Jan
Xl2% July 12
900
33%
15%
..No par
29
98
14%
$ per
Vb
—No par
Jan
88% Aug 25
14%
18'A
common1
e
Jan
14
33 Vb
Common
25
14% July 12
14
33%
International
122% Jan
29
14%
33%
convertible preferred
22
171
14
14 %
83%
preferred
Industries
127 % Apr
106
14%
14V4
common
$4 preferred series A
Du Pont de Nem
60 Vb Jan
122 % Jan
55%
14 Vb
_
Duplan Corp
7
111 Vb Feb
208
52%
54
14 Vb
33/64
Dec
181
51%
53%
*52%
Aircraft
21% Oct
v
50
53%
52%
Rights
July 17
13
50
53%
48
52%
5
Pepper Co
16 Vb
119 'A Jan
2,100
49%
53
47'A
51%
common
Dow Chemical
Feb
93
6,000
49'A
46%
17%
Doehler-Jarvis Corp
Dome Mines Ltd
:
54% Jan
Shares
15%
15%
103%
52% Feb
51
25/64 Dec
the Week
share
15%
15%
No par
15
May 24
10
1
Sales for
Feb. 3
1
15%
15%
46%
44'A Jan
57
Dixie Cup
Class A
.
share
15%
share
.
Corp_J
29
48% Jun
Feb
.
t per
15 Ve
1
Jan, 31
$ per share
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Jan. 30
.
( per
51%
,
Divco
Tuesday
Jan. 29
Jan. 27
t per share
Par
■'
17
Monday
Saturday
EXCHANGE
$ per
'
22'A
7'/b
23%
70%
.
''65
.
32%
32%
101%. 101%
22Vs
22%
6%
7
23%
23%
70%. 71 *
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65
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-
18
32%
103
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7%
.
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5 '43
43
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4Vb
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8
15%
13%
43%
4
5.800
52,100
3.600
21,800
39,300
140
6.700
6.200
4,100
3,000
18.800
7,000
200
11,200
1.800
1,200
11.400
130
160
8.600
7.200
42.700
1,900
3,900
90
7,900
15,700
66,400
2,600
50
4,100
1.800
12,000
1,100
800
NEW
YORK
Range for Previous
Year 1950
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Highest
$ per share
t per share
37V* Mar 10
22% July
12Va Dec
Lowest
48% Oct
3
18
NEW
Highest
S per snare
Par
16
Fairbanks Morse & Co
Fajardo Sugar Co-.
8
24
26% Feb
2
7
14% Jan
17% Jun
16% Jan
16
2
13% Jan
26% Dec
14% Jan
30
28
26
53
25
50% Jan
62
23% Jan
26% Feb
8% Feb
1
2
Federal Motor Truck
54
2
Federated Dept Stores
common—5
4% % preferred
100
Felt & Tarrant
Mfg Co
5
Ferro Enamel Corp
1
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y__I.10
Firestone Tire & Rubber com
3
35% Mar 11
16% July 3
4% Feb
25% Oct
Jan
8% Dec
52% Jan
23% Oct
13
Feb
15
108
Oct
19
17
13% Jan
2
17% Jan
3
65
13
108
Feb
Jan
4
15% Jan
19% Feb
18
Jan
31
78
6
95
106
9
Nov
14
2
Jan
4
Jan
16
106% Jan
Jan
19
77% Jan
80
Jan
Jan
14
29% Jan
Jan
104% Jan
105% Jan
27% Feb
2
23 % Jan
July 13
26
20% Mar 17
Jan
30
17 % Jan
July 13
18 % Jan
22% Mar 23
15% Sep 28
20% Oct 23
26
21
22% Feb
2
23% Sep
20
Apr
5
11% Jan
3
14% Jan
3
24 J/2 Mar 30
37
% Jan
15% Jan
17
Jan
31
18
34
Jan
2
98% Dec
84% July 17
94 % July 21
27% July 12
7
95
Jan
4
101
Jan
6
40
Jan
8
98% Feb
2
27
18
8% July 12
42% Jan
19% Jan
10
21% Dec
25
12% Oct
22% Jan
5
11% Jan
2
Nov
12% Jan
25
79% Jan
Feb
19% Feb
2
3
14% Jan
2
15% Jan
14
32% Nov 20
87% Nov 29
28% Jan
31
30% Jan
2
56
July 14
13% Dec
81
4
20
Feb
75
Mar
16
7
85
102
3
Jan
Jan
29
3%%
15
47% Jan
88
5
12
94
Feb
3
8
Jan
3
29
13
Dec
9% Jan
18
30
12
Jan
25
30
19
13% Jan
Dec
29
3
19
Jan
2
9% Nov
20% Jan
7% Jan
4
10% Oct 25
July 25
40%. Nov 10
16 % July 24
17% July 12
15% Jan
3
20% Apr 25
21% Nov 22
7
July 13
17% Jun
22% Feb
23% Jan
7% Feb
29
31
Jan
10
24% Feb
105
Jan
12
106% Feb
26
53% Jan
26
57% Jan
8
102 % Jan
19
103% Jan
31
10% Jan
9
151
149
Jan
Jan
Jan
18% Jan
16
9% Jan
10% Jan
19
72% Jan
9
Dec
21
18% Jan
11
138% Jan
9
32
75% Jan
Jan
30
13
50% Jun
12
49% Jan
6% Jan
51% Apr
103% Dec
6
43% Jan
8
119% Jan
15
18
3
25
8% July 12
29
13% Apr
61% Dec
20
13
103
4
Jan
31
21
9% Jan
59% Jan
119% Sep
55
26%
60
59
5,400
59
59
59%
26%
26%
25%
25%
1,300
8%
8%
8%
16,000
105%
15
60
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
8
50
51
104%
15
49%
50%
104%' 105 %
14%
14%
105
14%
14%
18%
18%
18%
19%
18%
66
65%
66%
65%
87%
88
107
87%
87%
'106
106
'78
78%
78%
78%
78%
13%
14
13%
14
29%
29%
29%
3
125
18
Jan
5
118% Jan
150
3,000
18%
18%
18%
19%
5,700
68%
3.400
90% :
7,000
65%
65%
88%
106
25
43% Dec
15
122% Jun
6
28%
78%
77%
79
78 Va
78 VB
1,200
12%
13%
12%
13%
13%
13%
.2,700
29%
17,100
29 s/a
28 Va
28%
28%
29
29'A
*105%
107
'105%
107
*105%
107
25%
*105%
25%
25%
26
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26
*25%
26%
25%
17%
17%
25%
700
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
22
8.900
21%
22 %
'105'/a
107
15
July 13
2% Sep 11
14% July 13
17% July 3
119% Sep
6
7
5
22
'15%
16
21%
16
16
15%
15%
15%
16
22%
24
*15%
16%
16%
24%
24%
16%
900
24%
24%
23%
24
23%
24%
23%
24%
22,800
20
20%
20
20%
20
20%
7,300
38%
39%
21%
21%
21%
\
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
20%
38%
39
38%
39%
39%
40
;
'97%
100
*100
'A
99%
101
97%
1001%
98 %
97%
17%
39
97%
100 %
101
100'A
39%
98
98
47%
1
11%
12
12
12
10
Froedtert Grain &
Malting Co Inc.l
Fruehauf Trailer Co common-
83%
83 Va
84
84
*14%
15
15
15
28%
88%
-1
28%
100
preferred
*87%
29
88%
12
121/8
84
86
Gabriel
Co
(The)
1
98%
99
380
45
45%
45 VB
46
8.400
21%
21%
21
21%
3,700
3,900
22 % Jun 27
30% May 2
1X)1 % Jun 30
12
11%
12%
12%
12%
86
86%
87
88
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
500
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
7,800
90
91
91%
91%
93
94
29%
28%
29%
88%
90
90
9%
12%
13
12%
13%
12%
13
12%
19%
*19%
20
*19%
19 Va
20
5
*19%
8%
*19%
8%
8%
preferred
50
(The)
—No par
Gardner-Denver Co
No par
*37%
38%
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
5%
convertible
Gamewell Co
Corp
(The)
9
9%
9
8%
8%
24% July 27
22
Jan 25
101
Jan
10
19% Jan
3
77% Jan
23
68
46
8%
8%
8%
8%
37%
37%
*37%
38
39
20
20%,
20
20%
21%
21%
22
22
22%
22%
22%
2,600
21%
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
4,000
46,900
20%
20%
20%
21
21%
21%
21%
21%
22
21%
x20
6%
7Va
7
7%
32 Va
32 Va
32%
33%
33
24%
24 V*
24%
24'A
24
23%
24%
24 Va
23%
23%
34%
24%
23%
3,100
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
"23%
106%
106 Va
24%
12,800
106:%
106%
110
55%
5,800
$4.50 preferred
General Amer Transportation
$4.25
preferred series A
General
$8
Baking Co
General Cable
4%
4%
conv
2nd
Inc
Jan
2
127% Jan
118% Jan
5%
25
10%
150%
17%
17%
17%
17
17%
10 %
10'A
10%
10%
10 Va
10%
10
10%
75
75
75%
75%
33%
33%
34
17
17
17'/a
33%
16%
17
115
111 Va
113
54
53%
54%
6%
6%
10%
*113
53%
15%
No par
No par
*103
l
6%
11
44%
45
104
44
*60
61
1263b
*118
126%
125
,;
.
11%
61
*103
*33%
17
75%
21% Jan
9
3% Jan
2
3% Jan
5
16% Jan
2
18% Feb
2
27% Jan
17
6%
45V4
8%
8%
36 %
37 Va
No par
18
38% Jan
9
4
112% Jan
2
May
107
39% Jan
119
29
Gen
2
28% Jan
16
19
37% Feb
2
Oct
17
Jan
34% Dec
18
29
34
Jan
2
43% Jan
30
Aug 22
96
Jan
8
96% Jail
30
99
104% Jan
23
105
11
90
92
2
Jun
-7
29
24% Jan 11
31% May 3
27% Jan
59
55
Oct
18% Jan
23
7% Jun 27
106% July 20
13% Mar 24
12
Feb
Oct
19
21% Dec
30
xl01%Dec~~6
105
66% Dec
103% Jan
13
103% Jun
10% Jun
27
15
Dec
Glidden Co (The)
9% Jan
134
31
4%%
Goodrich Co
30
65% Jan
105% Jan
2
73% Jan
2
107% Feb
1
9
17% Feb
2
ici'-
10
1
47
Jon
U
2% Jan
6
4
Feb
2
10% Jan
Apr
18
8% Jan
2
37% Feb
28
32% Jan
3
45% Oct
26
31% Sep
28
3
Jun
29
18% Apr
17
3
2
152
16
Granite
16
Grant
1
28
13% Jan
2
17
Feb
2
32% Jan
3
38
Feb
2
13% Jan
2
15% Jan
12
Gt Northern
Iron
1
Gt Northern
Great
49
Jan
2
7
19% Jan
27
150% Jan
2
Jan
6
78
35% Aug
2
45% Mar
Dec
11% Jan
Jan
29% Dec
Jan
30
82
1%
76
Jan
5
Jan
22
(W T) Co
40% Jan
25
43% Jan
16
22% Jan
25
23% Jan
29
11
10% Jan
2
12% Jan
9
28
97
18
Jan
24% Jan
9
100% Jan
31
25
11% July 11
27% Jan
9
Grumman
10% Jan
25
24% Dec
11% Jan
5
Guantanamo
21% Jan
10
28
2
Gulf Mobile &
65%-Jan
10
67% Jan 31
81% Jan
11
91% Jan
3
23% Jan
28
Jun
30
66
Dec
12
59% Jan
25
83
Nov
27
18% Jun
30
24% Jan
13
S
<21
.
Jan
103% Feb
108% Jan
For footnotes see
page
22.
1
24
Feb
24
17
42%
*96
66%
*96
96%
*96
95
*90
96
*90
95
30
18%
29%
18%
29%
18%
29%
18%
18%
30
97%
97%
97%
22%
*92%
93%
*92 Va
94 %
94%
94
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
32%
32%
32%
'32%
32%
55
29 '/a
24%
*131
56
9%
134
*55
55%
55
9
9%
9
*131
134
132%
12,500
96%
*90
13%
22%
8%
2,200
42%
96 %
96%
*54%
3 7'A
106
95
22%
'97
%
*96
24 Vb
120
19%
8,900
30
97%
15,200
•
;
24V«
400
30,900
*93
9o%
*93
96%
22
27
«>'/%
22
22%
22%
22%
5,800
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
57
11,300
56%
56%
*56%
8%
9'A
9%
133'/a
*55
9%
*132
9%
134
*132
134
*93
.
9
*132
96'A
100
58
200
9%
134
6,800
.
20
21%
21
21%
21 Va
21%
6,800
44
43%
44 %
101%
45 %
47VA
101%
101%
22,700
No par
71%
72%
No par
*106'A
106%
No par
.4
com
*44%
Inc.
—l
5
10
No par
5
—.100
1
com
No par
14"%
15%
46
71
106%
15%
*44 %
101%
72
107
15%
46
pfd
com
Inc
Sugar
72
106%
16%
*44'A
102
103
72%
70%
106%
107%
103
1,000
72 %
72%
107%
107%
1,100
10,200
12,500
17
16%
17
17
17%
45 'A
45 %
46
46
200
144.700
3Vb
3%
3
3%
3%
3%
3%
4
9%
9'A
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
36%
X36%
4.400
,36%
36%
37%
36%
37%
37 %
37%
42
60
62%
59 Va
61%
10,300
59%
60
58
58%
58
59%
59
60
28%
28%
28%
28%
10,000
28%
28 Va
28%
28%
28%
29
28%
29
102%
103'A
102
15%
*36%
102
*102
102%
*102
15%
15%
16%
15%
x36 %
36%
15 Va
No par
51%
51%
52
No par
19%
20%
20%
153%
153'A
100
*78
83
*40
40 %
40 Va
40 Va
2,900
*102'/a
102%
103%
*102%
16
15%
15%
16
16%
16%
17
22,300
36%
36%
37
37
37%
38
38
300
103%
60
15
15'A
15%
15%
15 %
15%
15%
53%
4,900
53%
54
53'A
54%
54
55%
55
55%
20%
36,000
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
8.900
*153
154
154
154
153
153
*78
83
*78
83
*78
83
40%
41
40%
15%
*152'/a
*78
154
83
153
*78
153
220
83
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41 Va
41 %
3,900
22%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23
23
22 %
22%
22%
22%
1,900
11%
11%
11%
12
11%
12
11 Va
12
11%
12
11%
11%
44,900
*100
100%
100
100
*100
100%
100%
Corp..
1
25%
25%
25
25%
24%
25 Va
24%
26
1
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
11
VB
10%
24%
25%
100%
100%
100%
*100%
25 Vb
25 %
11 VB
25%
25%
23,600
11
11%
5.000
101
40
25 Va
25%
25%
26'A
25%
26 Va
25 %
26%
26%
28
67
66
66%
66%
67
66 %
67'A
67
67%
67 %
89%
67'A
90%
2,400
90
90%
90 Va
91 %
90'A
90
No par
90%
90%
90%
22%
23
20,000
22 Va
23
22%
23
22%
22 Va
22 V8
90 Va
22 %
22 7 a
23
12,100
*103%
25 "
Gulf States Utilities Co
103
45%
common
Corp
72
107%
3%
14%
Ohio RR com.No par
No par8
103
9%
36%
100
16-%
46
102
3
15 %
1
72%
106%
9%
37
par
15%
*44'A
102
3%
15
Prop..No
72
106%
9%
100
Ore
102
3
*66
103% Jan
22
$4.20
dividend
preferred
100
109
*103%
30
103%
$4.40
*103%
103%
dividend
preferred
100
*103%
109
'108%
109
Jan
29 V2
*103%
42%
97
common
Aircraft
$5 preferred
Gulf Oil
30
36%
106
41%
43'/a
preferred
3
29%
18%
37
103%
23
3
3
29%
96
*90
35%
*
21%
Common
6% Jan
28%
19
42%
21%
Sugar
Co
12% Jan
95
13%
35%
106
97
Greenfield Tap & Die
Corp__No par
Greyhound Corp (The)—
4%%
96%
*90
19 %
42 Vb
44 Va
preferred
L)
*96
95
19
*103%
43%
21
Bay & Western RR
(H
86%
*90
106
3,900
44
preferred.
Western
Green
<
*96
42
500
350
27%
21%
preferred
Green
7
*103%
43 Va
27%
3,800
45
Grayson-Robinson Stores
5
23% Dec 28
100
55% Feb
22% Jan
154
106
41%
27%
36%
38%
118
21%
Ry 6%
4
29
*103%
41%
38 Va
116 Va
7,800
44%
Steel
27
Mar
105%
39%
27%
36%
38%
22%
(The).-
62% Jan
Aug 30
*103%
23
36%
118
1,600
9
21%
Co
29% Jan
18
35%
35 %
38%
117%
8%
44%
Grand Union
103% Feb
Oct
27%
36%
36%
39 %
118
8%
27
134
20%
Batteries
9
50% Dec
28
35 %
"
8%
18
26%
*128
44%
2
conv
27%
36
8%
18'A
26%
134
10
9
$2.25
28
35'%
34,300
17%
26
*128
97%
.100
Mar
3%%
27%
18%
17%
26%
134
common..No par
Hosiery
Gould-National
City
23
35%
9,500
23'A
Graham-Paige Motors—...
Granby Consol M S & P
4
27% Jan
101
28
35%
2,700
4.200
3%
22%
1
preferred.—
Apr 23
22
137% Jan
44% Jan
42
3a %
*33%
118
38 "4
20'/a
31/4
97%
preferred—50
Goodyear Tire & Rub
$5
39
33
20 Vb
3%
No par
preferred
Gotham
36%
118
3 8'/a
20%
3VA
No par
(B F)
Jan
103% Nov 27
Jan
17
Jan
38%
8%
2,300
38 %
23 %
Goodall-Sanford Inc
20
36%
118
8%
l,8uO
21'A
20 V8
4—2.50
Corp.
17
$5
8%
700
lU5%
3'A
*■
17%,
*25'A
*128
21
20%
8
3'A
22%
Goebel Brewing Co.
Gold & Stock
Telegraph Co
1
39
119
17%
26%
134
105%
21
*96%
common
convertible
18
Feb
*33%
.' 117
26%
*128
105%
38 VB
No par
11
103
39
117
27%
134
*20%
50
125%
5
Jan
Jan
*38%
117
26%
111,900
*125
No par
common
48
28
12
49
preference
22% Jan
30
33
1
convertible
8
Oct
3
17 % Feb
Dec
$5
Gimbel Erothers
10
45% Dec
37
20
Gillette Safety Razor new com____l
29
2
5
3%% preferred
—100
Georgia-Pac Plywood & Lumb Co__l
32% Jan
Jan
—100 '
100
25
14
11% July 13
17
preferred.—
preferred
Jan
28
31
Apr
4%%
42% Jan
13
9% July 17
4%%
General Tire & Rubber Co com
31
58
20
General Time Corp common__No
par
22% Jan
3
20
Castings $6 pfd,
Telephone Corp.
$4.50 preferred
Gleaner Harvester
9
Jan
30
1
Steel
101% Jan
July 26
43% Jan
95
1
2
94% Jon
2
120
3
29
24% Feb
30
8% Jan
2
134
16
Jan
97% Feb.
4
Jan
Jan
19% Jan
30
2
100
Realty & Utilities
General
27
Jan
4
17
Jan
Jan
35% Jan
30% May 11
41% Nov 24
20
Jan
17%
8%
37'A
94% Jan
13
17%
8%
91% Jan
•
17%
37%
21% Sep 22
65
20
3%
10c
91% Dec
8
20%
3%
No par
4
Dec
2U '/b
3%
General Refractories
General Shoe Corp
10
4
20%
3%
26
19
3
20%
3 'A
37% Jan
Jan
2
20%
*128
50%
1251/4
105%
3%
17%
Shares
50
V*125
49%
*20%
20%
27
the Week
21
38 Va
134
Sales for
Feb. i
105
39
*26%
Friday
105
21%
38%
3
13% Apr
Mar
104 %
20%
38%
33% Jan
2
25% July
104%
290
$ per share
125"
21
28
16
24% Jan
105%
127%
125
Feb. 1
50
49%
38%
*128
Thursday
125
20%
6%
10
100
105 Va
127%
*120
1,100
# per share
# per share
38
General
80
s
105%
17
Jan
4
105
12
17% Jan
29
124%
Jan
24% Jan
Jan
50%
124%
50
9% Jan
8
7% Jun
49%
124%
8
6
29
49%
124%
2
29
3
49%
124%
Jan
17% Dec
24
487/b
124%
8 % Jan
26% Dec
Feb
$ per share
20%
100
62
Jan.31
37%
par
61%
PRICES
Wednesday
*20%
preferred
II,100
62
*61
128%
Jan.30
17%
400
10%
125
No par
5
45 Vb
104%
10%
*127%
9 per share
24,900
44%
*120
SALE
3,500
*101 %
128%
HIGH
6%
10%
126
Portland Cement Co
l
Gen Precision
Equip Corp
No par
.General Public Service
10c
General Public Utilities
Corp.
Gen Railway Signal com
No
6%
44%
*127%
Tuesday
31,200
104'A
*120
AND
310
54%
10%
61%
Jan. 29
2,900
115Va
54'/a
-
43%
128%
20
90% Sep
1% Jan
Advertising
*114
2,500
14,200
*101 Va
103
125
22
7
36
par
Outdoor
1,300
17
54 Va
61%
Monday
I per share
34'A
17
*118
Dec
25
July 17
22% July 12
52% Aug 16
Par
360
34
115%
61
Jan. 27
v-'
,
75%
72
17 Va
*127%
8% Dec
8% Jan
16
'
.
75 V8
33
6%
10%
Saturday
*
75%
33%
53%
61
100
10%
115%
10%
4,100
10'A
6%
103
11
151
10%
10
125
*118
10%
151
18
54%
44%
.
103 Va
17%
6%
11
I,700
17%
54%
6%
45%
55 Vb
*101
151%
*17%
127%
LOW
STOCK
General
24 % Dec
Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
%
10%
*150
115
113%
55
104
10%
151
10%
61
127%
*149
111%
44 Va
104%
10%
10 V8
10%
151
,iu
*v54M»
•;
6%
44%
104%
11%
10%
150
75
33%
Gen
7
90
NEW
55
103%
17
75
10
Jan
-
1
107
55
*101
10%
75
100
*106'A
55%
103%
17%
1
preferred
107
55
'101
103%
150%
16%
100
*106
56
*101
6%
17%
152
33
No par
6%
*32
107
55%
16%
Corp
6%
*17%
No par
.
*106
56
23
100
convertible
10%
6%
103%
*74
Corp.—
preferred
3%%
10%
55 %
*101
50
General Mills common
23
54%
103%
*149
No par
com
Co.
Instrument
54'A
6%
6%
100
„
General Foods Corp com
$3.50 preferred
General
106%
*101
No par
preferred—
General Cigar Co
7% preferred
Finance
11% Jan 26
65% Jan
3
5
Corp com
1st preferred
*106
.5"
common
Corp
6%
23 %
5
No par
Bronze
Electric
18
100
No par
preferred
General
General
130
1,400
32
10
2
20%
32%
30
24% Jan
20%
700
24%
40% Jan
127
20
38
32
21% Jan
19
6,900
8%
38%
38%
20%
24%
General
S per share
23
200
8%
8%
38%
0 78
38%
21
32%
105% Jan
Jan
1,500
17,300
24%
3
20
8%
12%
19%
6%
2
4% Mar 23
8%
12%
19%
*31
18% Jan
19
8%
12%
20
:24%
35% Jan
3
26
128
390
.1
com
General Motors Corp common
5
$5 preferred
—No par
Preferred $3.75 series
No
39% Dec
1,600
*20%
19%
___2
Wood Industries Inc
29
105
common
2
33% Dec
790
86
'14%
13%
2
26% Oct
98%
11%
15%
9%
50% Feb
127
98%
86
*14%
12%
1,;
common.
126% Jan
July 13
■<
12,200
98
99%
1914
(Robert)
preferred
6%
2
18% Feb
39
97%
20
Gair Co Inc
11
•
38%
14,200
21%
45
21%
-
22%
99%
100
21 Va
_
-
21%
46
'99%
46Vb
124% Jan
Jan
—
10
104 % Jan
38
-
No par
7
21% Dec
—
21%
106% Nov 15
23% Apr 11
July 26
12% July 12
107
21%
2
26
80
78%
par
„
127% Mar
106 7/8
18
Jan
15.
102% Jan
88%
*106%
79
21
Highest
tper share
54% Oct
66
88%
106%
13%
47%
30
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
$ vershare
65%
87%
106%
106
25%
107
STOCKS
Highest
share
13,300
15%
18%
21
Jan
48%' Jan
25
Year 1950
Lowest
54
105%
15%
Range for Previous
• ver
53%
*105
15%
45
4%
53
105%
14%
86%
106
13%
29%
52%
'105
14%
65
87%
106%
53
105%
600
18%
66
'106
8
7,800
14%
19
66
50%
'105
20%
6% Jan
2
29
129% Mar
105% July 28
26%
'58%
'59
20%
2
17% Jan
Jan
41% Jan
51% Apr
59
45%
31
34% Feb
15% Jan
111
44% Aug
99% Apr
6
26%
*20%
30
17
34
7,400
26%
par
5
Jan
75
15
124 Ve Jun
16
11
8
Jan
14%
26%
4%% convertible preferred
50
Gaylord Container Corp
1.66%
General American Investors com__1
25% Jan
2
Feb
14%
26%
17%
Co__INo
preferred
Garrett
33% Feb
25
Jan
14%
26%
44%
Gar
24% Nov 22
10% Dec 21
July 13
Dec
3
25
23% Jan
166
29
! 14
Jan
20% Jan
12
13
104
8
12
105% Mar
12
6% Mar 29
63% Mar 31
Jun
20
6% Jan
13
55% Dec
13% Jan
25
Jan
21% Jan
21% Jan
107 % July 14
July 3
101% July 13
9% July 13 '
July
39
2
25% Dec
45
146
2
18% Jan
24% Nov 22
4
29
36% Jan
x20
18
Dec
33% Dec
29
17V4 July 13
101 % Dec
8% Jan
29
23% Dec
3% July 13
21
14%
26%
lo
13
2
32
14%
27
G
5% Jan
7% Jun
6
14 Ve
16%
7%
Foster-Wheeler Corp common
Francisco Sugar Co
No
Franklin Stores
Corp_™__
Freeport Sulphur Co
2
16% Jun
6% Apr
5,400
14%
59
25%
25%
_
9
3,500
26 Va
16
14%
-
Corp...lo
preferred...d.00
convertible
3%%
51%
26
16%
14%
7%
'105%
Steel Corp
Food Fair Stores Inc
Food Machinery & Chem
98% Jan 26
Dec
46% Dec
3
9Ya Jan
51
25%
16
26%
50%
par
Follansbee
30
51
25%
16%
59%
No par
Florida Power &
Light
Florsheim Shoe Class A
29
49%
25%
16%
27
100
Florence Stove Co
Florida Power Corp
12
24% Jan
23 % Jan
18% Jan
22
Nov
50
25%
26%
(The) Carpet Co
No par
Flintkote Co (The) common__No
par
$4 preferred—
No
18
July 17
16
17 V8
49%
i
'104%
Shares
16%
14%
7%
$ per share
25%
14
50%
the Week
50%
14
'25%
Sales for
Feb. i
16
i
5
Friday
Feb. 1
25%
15%
"59
Thursday
9 per share
Jan.31
I per share
49%
25%
15%
2
Wednesiay
I per share
49%
25%
15%
No par
Firth
29
49%
25>%
15%
25
27
11% Jan
49%
25%
No par
4 % % preferred
First National Stores
2
25
Aug 10
18
49%
9 per share
l
Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp____.
Fedders-Quigan Corp
•
Federal Mining &
Smelting Co
Federal-Mogul Corp
PRICES
Jan. 80
20
Falstaff
8
Jan
106
81% Jan
14% Jan 20
33% May 1
22% July 26
2
104% Jan
29
May
89
25
47% Jan
8
86% Dec
27% Jan
Jan
19
83 % Feb
65
July 17
10% July 13
103
28
Jan
7
106% May 25
13% Jan 12
July 13
105
28
49% Dec
3
10
July 24
16% July 13
52
23
14
33% July 17
103
Nov
Jan
SALE
Tuesday
Jan.29
I per share
No par
26
Apr
22% Jan
.
HIGH
Monday
Jan. 27
EXCHANGE
52% Jan
AND
Saturday
5
15 V* Jan
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
July 26
13
'
13
YORK
9 per share
46'% Jan
STOCK
STOCKS
1
*103
108%
103%
*103
103%
103%
103 %
109
*108'/a
109
103
109
109
45,600
103'/a
230
109
390
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
16
Monday, February 5, 19ol
. . .
(576)
STOCK/RECORD
YORK
NEW
Range for Previous
Year 1950
I per
9 per share
Par
t per share
S per share
t per share
SALE PRICES
$ per
share
$ per
H
30 '/4 Dec
22 Va Apr
35
18
30% Jan
14
Nov 24
46% Feb
8
20
13% July 25
Jan
33
13
Hackensack
23
2
35% Feb
30% Jan
19
Sep
29
15% Jan
3
17% Feb
2
15
14'A Dec
29
14% Jan 22
14% Jan
2
66 'A July 13
80% Feb
8
11'A Jun
108% Oct
Jan
3
31% Dec
30
149% Dec
6
11
32% Jan
22
30% Jan
16
li
Jan
11
30
Jun
Apr
151
26
12
3
7% Feb
10
5
81% Nov
1
8% July 13
9
11
8'A Jan
7
25% Dec
28
July
25
93% Feb
33% Oct
8
41
Jan
107
Oct
Dec
39
July 14
12
12
Jun
Feb
17
95% Feb
2
37% Jan
26
Jan
24
106% Jan
31
30
26% Jan
20
16
2
3
1
65% Jan
preferred
/Heinz (H J) Co common
3.65%
preferred
(G
Helme
7%
2
Hercules
Powder
Jan
9
126
100
/Hershey Chocolate common—No par
4%% preferred series A„
50
preferred
5%
July 25
48
Jun
39% Jan
4
41% Feb
52% Aug 23
56
Feb
8
52% Jan
31
53% Jan
17
15 %
22% Feb
18
20% Jan
3
23% Feb
2
19% Dec
26
18% Jan
4
23'A Jan
27
.Heyden
Jan
Jan
13
86% Jan
31
3%%
10% Jun
27
1
68% July 24
80
6
78
11% Mar
6
14% Sep 27
14
Jan
2
14% Jan
•
4
19% Sep
5
18% Jan
26
9
12% Jan
12
16% May
July 12
20 % Dec
Jun
8
22
5
6
12
Jan
: 16 % Apr
18
20 % Aug
25% Jun
12
27
26
' Jan
4
107% Jan
18
July 3
46% Jan 13
107% Dec
22
56% Jun
19
54
Feb
1
60
Jan
12
62% Dec
11
61% Jan
2
67
Jan
17
21% Jan
10
58
' Jan
2
9
Jan
19
103
38% Jan
'
9
-
Mar 22
24% Oct
19
20
Jan
2
July 25
15
33
58% Dec
29
54
Jan
25
7% Aug
8
24
18
13
53
1
Jan
Jan
Nov
22
9
53% Dec
3o
July 13
17% Oct
7
35% Mar
Feb
11% Mar 13
1
11% July 21
30
29
12
18% Dec
20
17% Jan
3
23% Jan
Jan
3
4% Apr
22
3% Jan
2
13
18% Jan
4
16
25% Apr
July 17
$ per
$ per share
share
37% Feb
39% Jan
2
25
62
Dec
20
58
Jan,
2
66
Jan
29
99
Dec
8
96
Jan
2
105
Jan
24
34
25
60
Dec
34
50
Oct
27
52% Jun
51
9
52
Dec
14
52% Dec
18
Jan,
Jan
16
52 - Jan
9
2
(
*
3
52% Jan
18
9% Jan
6
11% Jan
16
Jan
3
31% Jan
30
il Feb
1
% Feb
1
19
6% Jan
2
8% Jan
3
68% Dec
30
x63% Jan
25
70% Jan
5
Jan
22
84
Jan
2
155% Jan
24
158
Jan
8
29
33% Mar 27
Jan
63
Jun
29
83
Dec
Dec
15
175
Apr
78
29
155
10
38
Jan
16"% Jan
12% Jan
25 Ve Jun
27
7% July 12
'
27 *■ Dec
81
*
22
3% Dec
14
33"% Jan
25
Feb
1
5
Jan
5
98% Feb
1
9
5% Jan
3
4%% preferred
Intercontinental Rubber
15
23
Jan
2
Jan
16
175% Jan
2
Int'l
Int'l
179
Jan
10% Jan
2
13% Jan
25 % Jan
10
28% Jan
2
96'A Jan
90
Jan
4 Vb Jan
8
4
5% Jan
26
3
10/
18
36% Jan
2
40'A Jan
7
129% Jan
23
133'A Jan
30
7
18
12% Jan
2
14% Jan
22
Jan
2
56% Jan
17
1
107% Jan
3
108% Jan
23
Sep
Oct
9 Vb Jan
22
19
70
52
11% Jan
16
73% Jan
2
19
Mining
International
Corp_;
61% Oct
7
53
2
59% Feb
2
International Silver common
1
35% Jan
15
35% Jan
30
13 Va Jan
2
16% Jan
18
22% Jun
19
20'A Jan
8
22% Jan
15
22
28% Jan
10
35'A Jan
31
14
27% Sep 22
31% Jan
24
35
Jan
2
25% Jan
4
30
Dec
45
Apr
17% July 26
22
Dec
28
21 Va Jan
5
27% Jan
35% Dec
30
34% Jan
15
Jan
3
135
Jan
4
7% Jan
11
6% Jan
10
14% Jan
5
18% Sep
25
18% Jan
4
Oct
6
96% May 15
70% Mar 3
Jan
17
64'a Jan
3
54% July 19
103
Jun
26
107% Mar
87
105'a Jan
1
22
.
48
Jan
81% Jan
3
13
23% July 17
98%
Dec~27
34'a Mar
Mar 24
Dec
5
98% Jan
25
22
103'a July 13
16 vs Dec
25'a Sep
29
37%
64%
65 Vb
*102'A
*102
106
105
105
102'A
*59
61
*59
61
34%
34%
35
34%
*50%
51'A
2
*50%
52
52%
52%
52 Va
52 '/a
52%
52%
290
52%
10%
10
10%
10
10%
10 Vb
10'A
7,000
30 '/a
30%
30'A
30%
3,700
%
21,600
8
66
*65
64%
81
158
57
58%
5 8'a
23'a
24
23%
11%
11%
*11 Va
11%
11%
11%
700
26 V.
25%
25%
25 Va
25 Vb
25%
26'A
13,400
9 7'a
98
97%
98
98%
98'A
*97'A
98%
3%
19%
19%
177%
178%
11
1
Jan
5
71'a Feb
2
70
Feb
2
17 Va Feb
2
27% Jan
For footnotes
see
page
22.
177%
13
36%
3,800
35,600
650
13'a
26'a
13%
26,600
26%
13%
25%
220
178
27'a
21,300
12%
26
96%
96%
4%
*4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
2,500
39%
38%
39%
39 VB
39%
39%
39%
42,300
132%
132%
14%
14%
4%
1
4%
.
38 Vb
52%
53%
53 Vb
107%
109
*108
4%
%
38%
39%
133
132
14%
14%
52%
53%
*107%
108
72
42%
42%
57%
*35
16
31
9
9
53
109
107%
107%
600
10 %
10%
10%
2,400
71%
71
71'a
71%
72%
880
76
77
77%
80
80
42%
42'a
42'a
42 vb
42'4
1,700
58
58
58%
59'a
59
59%
2,500
*35
36
42%
71'A
42%
10%
'
'
58
58
58
35%
35%
35%
35
35
33
27%
27%
27%
Power
Coal
common
preferred
$6
Co——.—10
_50c V:
& Light
Creek
1
.
1
No par
Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
(f l)
27%
,27%
23 Vb
22 Vb
36%
36%
139
*136
Tea
3%%
Co
Co Inc common—No par
preferred
^—.——100
22%
37
37%
139
137%
7%
-
7%
20 vb
'107%
22%
23
37
*136
*88%
67
-105
7'a
8
27 VB
22'A
22%
37%
38
137 %
137%
v
7»4
7%
■
21
21
207a
88%
20%
89
*32%
.
88%
89
66 %
67
*105
107'a
65%
66%
107'a
*105
37
3,500
100
16%
15%
16'/B
81,500
22%
22'a
22%
1,600
34%
35
35 Vb
35'a
32%
32%
32'a
32%
700
27 VB
27%
27'a
27'a
10,700
22%
22'a
22%
6,000
37%
2,300
15%
*22
22
22%
Vb
37%
37%
37%
.137%
38
137%
137'a
137%
7%
138
7%
3,200
250
7,600
7Va
7%
20%
>
20%
20%
89
89
89
90
90
70
65%
<
66
67
67%
68
1,300
107%
-
7%
.
*20
20%
400
'
*105
107%
*105
'
107%
51
50
50%
50%
51'A
53%
54%
50
50
53%
49%
50 7A
No par
common—12'a
76%
76%
77
78'a
77'A
78%
76'A
76%
77%
4,300
76%
77
76%
31%
30%
31%
30'A
64,400
Laughlin Steel'com new—10
preferred series a—
100
31'a
30%
30%
30%
30'A
30%
29%
30%
94'A
94%
94%
890
95
95
95
95
95
95'A
94%
95
94%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33 Vb
33%
33 7A
32%
32'a
33%
15,300
2lVa
33%
,_1
17
17'a
17%
17
4.000
17
17
17
17
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
8,400
25%
25%
103'A
103%
103%
103%
103%
103%
Manville
——
Corp—
Jones &
5%
27'A
20'a
7%
*105
*32%
*35
37
*35
35%
32 Va
16
6,000
38,100
52 v2
73%
72
14'a
54 vb
*107%
42 vb
*71
620
14 «/8
53
73'a
71%
132
500
14'a
108
42%
72%
72%
35%
14%
95%
10%
103
73'a
*71'A
71
57%
52%
53 vb
109
71'a
10%
132
133
*132
52%
72%
10'A
.
a
14 %
*95
97
*95
10%
10'A
42%
133'a
10%
10%
*10'A
57%
25
131
xl4'A
14%
14%
4
27%
Kalamazoo Stove
2
35%
35%
25%
32 Va
9
24 Vb Jan
220
220
178
96
34%
18% Jan
23
2,900
58,600
13%
33
Joy
*25% Oct
3%
20%
17C
34%
2
30
3%
20'A
34%
13
34
3
16% Jan
3%
20%
218
179
32'A
Jan
Jan'
178'a
177%
34%
33 vb Feb
30
35
32'A
99
5
220
34%
35%
34%
*
35
20
217%
217
215
214
;
19%
260
3%
19%
3% vv 3%
3%
19%
19%
34%
177%
11%
25%
3va
-3%.
213
23%
11%
98
97%
67
Jan
24%
23%
11%
25Vb
25
26%
*66
28
100
9,500
21.100
96
Jewel
30
24'A
24%
24
.
60%
13
2
28 % Dec
24%
59%
59%
59 Va
160
*157
160
157
59
25%
Feb
13
158
158
58%
*11%
89
20% Jan
158
158
/
57%
26%
*38'a
15% Jan
1,600
96
4'A.
_
24
2
82'A
I3V4
Jersey
103% Feb
Jan
80%
13%
4
108
14
80'/a
96
91'a Jan
106% Jan
% Nov 27
80 V*
26 Vb
*19'a
100% Jan
14
1,800
81
95%
Jaeger Machine Co__
30
8
7%
26%
Jacobs
10% Jun
06 7
34%
Stores
Dept
23
8
64%
JNo par
Interstate
29
17
64'A
International Utilities Corp——_5
31% Jan
16'a Jan
500
7Vb
64
Intertype Corp
_
No par
V Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co—No par
23
67% Jan
%
*7 Va
64
x80
81%
80
*80
*157
-/;/■•■■■
%
7%
64
64%
13%
18
103% Apr 10
109'/a May 18
6
7%
26%
30
24% Jan
Mar
31%
7%
8
15%
Johnson & Johnson
19
30%
30%
*7%
22%
Johns
70% Nov 13
300
52
*51
*52%
15%
2
14% July 26
'7,500
13 VB
Jan
15
66% Dec
240
35'A
52%
22
5
57% July 13
3
100
61%
51
22%
54% Feb
64% Jan
July
34%
35'A
51%
;
11,800
51%
hi
98
60%
60%
35%
34%
15%
78% Jan
19
43
105
60'/a
30%
11%
25
1,600
66
105
30%
23%
Shares
37%
37%,
15%
Island
25% Jan
share
63 Va
59
*7%
57
the Week
share
37%
30
65%
82
158
Sales for
Feb. 2
64%
30%
8
Friday
$ per
38
22'a
16
Jan
2,100
63%
16'A
25
16
24,100
37%
Manufacturing
Co
1
k
9
4%
20%
64%
22%
Jan
94% Jan
30% Jan
6
share
21%
Iowa
106'a Jan
4'A
Feb. 1
$ per
106
51
177% 177 %
No par
74% Jan
47
51% May 18
75
Dec 30
$ per
2,700
*20'A
Thursday
Jan.81
y
4 %
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
42,700
20%
4 Va
20
74
34%
3%
3%
19 'A
19%
210
210%
34%
34%
l.No par
SaltShoe
27% Jan
36% July 26
HIGH
10%
*97%
2u
2U74
6,600
38
10%
*11%
24%
4 Va
4%
4%
15%
30
68
22%
16'A
19
8'/a Jan
22'A
22%
Jan
21
22%
*21%
23% Jan
Feb
22%
7% preferred - — __ —
—25
International Telep & Teleg—No par
24
138
22%
*35
27% Jan
38
22%
63%
10%
23%
'
21
4
18%
18%
59
39
International
July 12
58
18'A
*102
131
International
36% May
57%
18%
38
10%
56%
•
18'A
57%
tper share
10%
*80
*157
18'a
18'a
10,200
V 600
18%
18'a
57%
18%
Tuesday
*52%
,
200
y.
8 %
8
8%
3,400
55
18%
Jan. ill)
52%
*7%
*64%
55
54%
58%
Monday
38
38'A
2
Jan
AND
-64%
—-
4,400
20'A •*20%
57%
■
20
*52%
30%
65%
64%
20'a
23
20
38
*130%
9
Apr
*51
4,100
*18%
4'/b
4'A
64
100
Limited—_15
International Paper common—7.50
$4 preferred
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
5%
preferred
100
Feb
x91
23%
20'A
20
54
*53%
18%
23
I per share
105
61
34%
52
*103
*59
34%
Packers
80
5% July 18
•*(■-18%
64
63%
Preferred
International
43% Jan
141
58
38%
*37% *
Canada com__No par
Int'l Nickel of
2
July 11
18'A
57%
Jan. 29
f per share
Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
& Chemical com
5
2
135
8%
18%
18%
4%
V
Jan. 27
Minerals
Int
.2
5
8%
*106%
66 %
54%
4,400
'//
107 Va
55
8%
8'/a
;,y
98%
*98
20 ¥4
55%
55
33'A
y; 32%
107%
400
65 "/•
;
21
50
35
'
66%
65 %
8%
18%
*20
35
8,200
14%
54
55%
*20 %
57%
22%
•
4%
Saturday
31
17
66%
•
22%.
14%
35
*106%
107%
55
2,400
>"•: y;;
105
14%
*34
1.900
300
47%
*103%
105
14'a
35
*106%
56
20
*103%
14%
V
28
47
47%
47'a
48%
105
14%
55%
65%
55%
4%
63%
8,100
*34
;..55%
56'A
'18%
12,500
66'A
62%
107%
55%
18%
39'A
65'A
98
55%
57%
38%
65%
.48
v
21
.8%
39
62%
19%
19%
32%
*20%
*18
38%
98
21%
57%
28
39%
32'a
55%
8%
18%
28%
*27%
98
65
-
19 vb
28
33%
55 %
900
19%
98
64%
3,500
'
12'a
32%
*20%
.
24
98%
21%
■
15
95%
Int'l
26
6
30
Jan
8
*106%
:
33%
-
55%
22%
100
preferred-
7%
31
Jan
23% Dec
107%
*106%
107%
20
No r>«r
Harvester
42% July 3
32% Aug 30
'
*97%
17%
common
Business
2
70
July 17
33%
98%
57%
No par
No par
-No par
40 Vb Jan
28
33%
64%
8%
*18
Machines
31
220
170
8,800
19%
38%
35
35
33
*97%
54%
"-1
5
100
common
Iron
2
Jan
36% Feb
2
Jan
13% Apr
27% Dec
Interlake
Corp
20% Feb
17% Jan
17,700
12
*28
14%
.
*34
34%
34
98
-
20
Cons Copper
Ctfs Inc
67
20% Jan
35
14%
55%
—No par
Steel Co
3% Jan
32
3,800
22%
86
19%
*103%
64%
Central RR Co
Interchemical
200
23%
22%
12
//
105
*103%
14%
14%
46%
X45%
45%
105
•v
64%
63%
63%
63
104 'A
*20%
par
18
17
>
.,45'A
>'(
•/
19%
39
•
45%
*106%
,'//,,:>>>/■
2
16
62%
33%
;
.19%
*28%
105
35
;
STOCK
YORK
NEW
26% Feb
21
;
LOW
28
3
r
24%
12%,- 12%
-
*97%
No par
Dec
9% Jan
87
*86
86
15
1
Corp
Refrigerator Co
23
72
3
86'a
*85 %
86
86'a
14%
Light & Power
Oil of
Texas
23 % Jan
9% Dec
July 25
22 VB
86%
45
100
preferred
46% Jan
52
22'a
86
*103
preferred
38% July 18
49%. Jan
22%
21 VB
86
62%
Oil Corp
No par
Electrochemical Co com___5
17
59% Sep
July 12
22%
217/b
39%
Insuranshares
110
22%
21%
28%
Inspiration
14% Aug
11% Dec
104
22%
22%
28%
6
36% Dec
9
22%
21%
*52%
53'
39
15
137% Jun
25% Mar 31
129% Dec
22%
,23'/a
•
40'/a
11
9% May
8
52%
22%
22 /;
29
Jan
95% Nov
Aug 18
52%
22%
40
12
181
171% July 13
53
53
*52%
22%
23%
500
:
28%
60% Jan
32% Oct
1,800
;53
39%
24% Jan
Mar 29
100
4 41%
53
28%
4
240
July 17
125'a
41%
13
2
95
*123%
41%
19%
25
9
40%
12'/a
55 % Jan
29
125%
41
*123%
123%
40
19%
11% Jan
Oct
:
12 Va
19"% Jan
18% Dec
13
185
40%
19%
20
100
14
25
xl23%
126%
40
12%
30
4% Dec
Dec
1% Jan
92
*125
40%
;
19%
25% Oct
16
126%
40
*12%
11% Dec
8
67%
67%
66%
*125
430
5
& Sons
(A)
20% Nov 22
9% Aug
12,900
1,500
Inland
56% Dec
26
12"% Mar 30
71'a
5,400
Illinois
17
62
26
52% Jan
18
10% Dec
Jan
35% Jan
2
54% Jan
2o
41% Mar 23
42 % Mar 28
69%
12%
—20
common_100
6% non-cum conv pfd ser A—100
RR stock ctfs series A——1000
Illinois Power Co common—No par
:
4.08% cum preferred
—50
4.26%
cum
preferred
—_—50
Illinois Terminal RR Co
5
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Rights "when issued"
Industria Electrica De Mex, S A—
Industrial Rayon
1
Ingersoll-Rand common
No par
6%
preferred
100
19
82% Jun
9
68
70
68 Vb
68%
12%
Idaho Power Co—
9
34% Jan
~5% Ju~lyl~4
21%
68
24%
EXCHANGE
".■/■//;->%/ v/.
40% Mar 15
7% July 13
21%
3,900
26'a
23%
ur
32% July 25
25% July 12
21%
21%
7,800
22
21%
21%
21'A
21%
STOCKS
$ per share
30% Nov 29
40%
21 %
26
23%
'
Highest
Lowest
Highest
"
Jan
*39%
23%
Hussman
Range Since Jan. I
Year 1950
I per share
40%
23%
Hupp
Range for Previous
Lowest
26
40
15
4% Jan 19
20% Feb V 1
i%
25%
39
24%
No par
(Del)—25
:
1
'Howe Sound Co_
5
Hudson & Manhattan common—100
5% non-cum preferred—
-100
"Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd__No par
Hudson Motor Car:
12.50
Hunt Foods Inc_
,_6.66%
'
8% Jan
;
26
39
24'A
Howard Stores Corp
5
18% Jan
25%
38%
24%
Houston
19
2
15% Jan
106%
26%
38'A
24
Houston
2
Jan
58% Jan
106%
25%
38%
23 VB
4%
4
2
22
,
*105%
26%
38%
15
18
99
11
97% Jan
106% Jan
100% Dec
Jun
106%
26 VB
41
'
10
*105%
53%
86
1
28
94
600
107
*106
107
*106
53
22%
No par
Houdaille-Hershey com
No par
$2.25 conv preferred
50
1
Household Finance common—No par
3%% preferred
100
27
Jan
106'A
15
$4.25
35;
36%
5
'Holly Sugar Corp common
10
5% conv prelerred—
——30
Homestake
Mining
12.50
29
34.: Jan
36%
14%
102% Jan
2
10
36%
36%
36%
14%
E)
(Charles
Co
May 24
20
36 %
15%
8
30% Jan
2,000
95'a
20
Dec
31% Jan
3,200
35
95'a
19%
Hooker
9
33%
37
"95'A
*
36%
25%
34%
96
22%
Honolulu
10
96
*95%
25%
34 v2
15%
19
10
96
25%
34
>14 Vb
31
Jan
*95
25'a
*95 >a
96
::
66% Jan
Jan
34%
15%
48% Jan
38% Feb
26
34
20 vb
15
34
25%
34%
19%
11
-14
26%
33%
'15%
58% Jan
29% July 13
26'A
3,100
17,400
8
*14%
42% Jan
10% July 13
7%
26%
34'%
36
11%
7%
8
14 Vb
34% Jan
29% July 27
8%
26%
30
80
11%
7%
15%
11
Jan
7%
20'A
24
15
7%
80
11%
11%
14%
47% Jan
2
11%
15%
47% Nov
Jan
11%
*33%
1,600
7
80
■
11%
8 Vb
7%
6%
6%
20'A
Hollander
22
13
80
v
100
2,100
28%
27%
6%
7
*6%
*78% V 80
7
80
11%
11%
27%
15
/Holland Furnace Co
105 V Jan
80
11%
27'a
153
*150'a
153
*150'a
28
3,000
15%
5
23
17
6%
*78%
7%
7
*78%
153
27%
28%
28%
3?-%
*150'A
152
152
10*
;
31%:
31%
31%
31'a
20%
13
107
-28%
31%
31%
31%
31%
152%
28'%
*105%
106
*105'a
106
*105%
•
14%
July 25
101
31%
106
19%
&
32% Jan
31
*105%
79%
106
15%
3
41% Jan
106 %
14%
*79
19%
Jan
28% Jan
79 vb
15%
Jan
18% Jan
14%
79 %
19%
2
27% Jan
14%
79%
77 %
15%
Hires
7
14%
*
19%
29
18
29% Mar
*14%
79%
15%
Jan
«
16 y8
14%
19%
.Hinde
13
1,000
16%
14%
15%
31
x2i:
14%
16 Vb
*77%
16%
5
10
1
Hotels Corp
Dauch Paper Co_
Hilton
29
24% Feb
Jan
17% Sep
31
15
10% Apr
4,200
53%
Chemical Corp common__l
preferred series A
100
15% Jan
20% Jan
V 15
17%
14%
27
34
96
*40%
_5
Inc
Hewitt-Robins
17%
17%
*150%
26%
26%
*38%
39
19%
21%
67%
68 %
125% 125%
No par
common—No par
Motors
71% Feb
31
July 14
preferred
non-cum
20,100
17%
*105%
37%
*105% 106%
-100
10
25
common
Hercules
Jan
2
34
W)
35%
17%
79%
:/
27
34
25
34 'a
*31
14%
11%
7%
*95
*37
34%
16%
7
80
11%
7%
5
15
100
Co—
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
*77%
29
29
7
*78'/a
;
1
2
common
29
22
2
xl23% Jan
Co
10
1
100
3%%
1
40% Feb
Jan
18% Jan
38
20% Mar
2
Hecht
2
35
69% Dec
July 27
Hazel-Atlas Glass
2
127% Mar 13
29
14
49
122 V* Aug
8% Jan
27% Jan
106
Mar 10
44
U
25% Jan
26
33% Mar 16
20
25
1
34% Jan
9
Mar 20
31% Dec
103
5
Jan
100
preferred
,Hart Schaffner & Marx—
Hat Corp of America common
4%% preferred
Hayes Industries Inc
Hayes Mfg Corp
„
22
Feb
11% Jan
31% Jan
94% Jan
5
(MA)
6%
17
Jan
80
Jan
25
23
98% Apr
3
Co $4.25 pfd—No par
Harbison-Walk Refrac com—No par
Wi Jan
6% Jan1
100
preferred
conv
Hanna
7% Jan
3
July 18
July 17
5
20 VB
Jan
.
30
76% Jan
11% Oct
154
2
Jan
27% Jan
5% Jan
64% Jan
22% Nov 28
4%
4
31
31%
600
31
31%
31'A
31%
31
34%
33
*16
16%
14%
14 %
*77
80
*105% 106%
32
32
152
152
Printing Co
5
com—___No par
(W F)
Shares•
share
31%
*31%
31%
'33%
*31
33
Well Cementing—5.
Hamilton Watch Co
26
78
105 % Jan
19
20
141
104
Jan
106 % Jan
11
73% Jan
.Hall
25
Water
Halliburton Oil
the Week
t per
$ per share
share
Sales for
Feb. t
Feb. 1
Jan. 31
share
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Jan. 3'J
Jan. 29
Jan. 27
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
• per thara
Monday
Saturday
>
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
AND HIGH
Tuesday
LOW
STOCKS
Furnace
—10
25%
25%
3.80%
preferred
too
preferred
100
Kansas City Southern com__No par
4% non-cum preferred
100
Kansas Power & Light Co
8.75
*103%
103%
103'a
103
4%
*107
108
107
107
cum
Kayser
(Julius)
&
Co
Kelsey Hayes Wheel conv
Class
b
<
r
&
City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
Kansas
'
gs'a -i-68%
*68
:
16%
15
*103
t
103%
*106
Va
69'a
108
*106
108
*106
108
70
70
70
70
70
69%
/
16%
*106
108
71V4
71%
240
100
4,800
800
68
68%
68'/a
69
70
rm;;fil6%
16%
16%
16%
-16%
17'4
17
16 34
16%
16%
16 vb
15 y8
15%
15%
15'A
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
15
29%
29%
29%
29
29
29
29
1,200
27
27 Vb
26%
27'/B
2,500
*68
68'a
;i(oq*67%
5
class a—1
*29%
29 v8
29%
29%
29%
1
26%
26%
27
27
26%
—
17 VB
70
;t9
v
68%
17
17
21,500
27
26%
27'A
69
•
4,400
3,800
{Volume 173
Number 4983
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
..
(577)>
NEW
Range for Previous
Year 1950
Lowest
Highest
-9 per share
49 %
Apr
.,
45 y8 Mar
y
;
28
17
Jan
3 ;
13
27% May 24
47% Nov 27
\
v'
3.3% July 20 ?
67 % Aug
11 :
14
2
15
29
!
18
49% Feb
2
50 r July 12 "
20
EXCHANGE"
'v.
•
A $5
29
13
"
Co
Iric
19% July 12
10% Jun
5
25'
12%, Jun 22".
42% Dec
15
47% Jan
19
37
Oct
25
10
2
22%, Jan
2
18
40% Jan
Jan
6% Feb
25
22% Jan
7
•;•".
62% Sep 28
25% May 9
20
Jan
7
3
Jan
94
25% Oct
24
100 y8
July 13
38% July 13
s
i
4% Jan
1%
'•"» 4% Apr
Dec
9
Dec
12% Jan
2% Jan
29
28
65% Jan
13% Oct
.
24 y8 Jan
39 y8
'
3
(S H)
11% Jan
23% Jan
9 %' Oct
8% Jan
28
3
38
15
177
Jun
29
187 v'Mar 31
28% July 26
57 % July
5
45% Nov 20
82% Oct
27
2iy2Jan
Jan
13
*14% July
60 Ve
12
ii
Aug
1
A-22% July 18
164
July
28
174
7
29% Dec
8
34% Jan
Jan
15% Jan
4
167
29
Jan
4
21
49% Jan'
21
32 y8 Jan
4
30% Dec
I9
2
2
30
?*% Jan
10
30 Va Jan
170
3
Jan
,30 y«
"3
58% Jan
2
36 y2 Jan
22
4
102% Jan
11
ou.Ll
A
Jt-eD
1
on
29
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. I
Lowest
Highest
9 per share
$ per share
Oil
102%
53
39%
102%
102 y*
102 >a
38%
37%
53
37%
53
■:.V 39%
53
74
102%
37%
74%
40 Va
>
-
.
'
39%
39%
7,400
500
40
'
39%
39%
■
80
10,700
190
l027/a
*102
102 7/a
*102
V
'•
75
'»
A
x37
38
:vv:
37%
:
36%
4,000
37%
38 Va
38 V»
53
52 y4
53
1,500
36%
53
38
52%
38%
7
37,
37%
37
38
3,000
—
.
-
Co
7%
24 Va
24
24 Va
24
24%
14%
14%
49%
49%
49
49
*47%
36%
59%
24%
48%
37%
38
39.
41
40 Va
41%
4,900
61
61%
63%
63'A
637/a
63 Va
65
4,900
101
.
24%
101
*99%
11%
11%
52'A
52 Ve
14%
14%
2%
2%
22 %
*21%
22 %
7%
7%
7%
11%
52
51%
14%
14%
14%
2%
2%
2%
2%
21 v
*21%
21%
21%
7%
7%
68 Va
68%
68%
67%
68%
12%
'
13
12%
12%
12%
127/a
26%
27
26%
32%
32%
'■
*51'%
52
7%
67%
12%
12%
12%
12% v
26%
26%
26%
26%
267/a
26%
27
32%
32%"
33%
33%
34%
34
34%
347/b
9 'A
35 Va
25
75%
75%
75%
75%
75%
100
183 Va
183 '/a
183
44%
44%
46
9 Vb
«
183
35
75'A
76%
767/a
183%
183 Va
34%
757/a
*
47
183%
47
46%
85
84%
85
x83%
84%
84
84
83%
40%,
:j
42
42
43
42%
43 Ve
42
43 Ve
42%
43
18%
19
19%
20%
19%
19%
19%
19 Va
19%
20%
80
80
80%
*78%
80'A
79
79
38%
37 %
38%
37 Va
37%
37%
37 Va
34
f
13%
17%
17%
17 Vb
17%
80
80'A
80%
81%
34 Va
34
34%
34%
347/a
13 Va
13%
13 %
13
13%
V
1
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L
38%
L
39 Va
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,
'
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24
24%
6169
171 v
*169
31%
313/a
31
31
56%
57
57 %
58%
.
38%
80%
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34%
:U 34%
35%
13
13 Vb
12%
.■
169
<
169
58
3oy8
57
<i
57%
;V:
35%
35'A
36%
35 Va
36%
35%
35%
101 »A
*101%
102 Va
*101'A
102 Va
,*101»A
102%
36%
35%
37%
36 Va
38'A
37%
400
39
19,000
AND HIGH
LOW
Monday
:?
Par
9 per share
24%
10,800
30,700
24% T *
8,900
40
169
30%
31Vb
57
57%,.
1,100
11.600
■
35%
35%
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102V2
20
38%
102'/a
■
,
38%
10,000
39
Feb. 1
Jan.31•
I per
I per share
2,400
13%
7,000
Friday
•
the Week
9 per share
I per share
share
Sales fw
Feb. jj
Thursday
Wednesday
Jan.30
I per share
'24,900
"
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Jan. 29
37%
,
14,000
80%
189
1
;
17%
36
13 VB
35 3A
35
■
19,600
79
17
57 Ve
v*101%
J
700
43%
80
24%
57
,
38
2,300
?:
20%
3 5'A
,
31%
i
80
-
y
83%
38%
;
171
*31
1.
35%
'
*169
30%
31%
31%
x57
24%
24%
24%
24%
171
*169
185
20
13%
34%
Jan. 27
,
24
171
15,100
10,100
42%
"•
.
80 Va
34
101%
Saturday
.''
24 Va
23%
26,900
-1,100
46%
'
-—10
9,500
79
79%
n
•-
46
y.
'2,500
35% ; •
76% •":
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.
80
17 Va
17
17%
17'
17'A
80%
17
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46%
83 Va
7 6'A
183%
47
184
46%
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.
9VB
9
9%
9
35
9
34V£
184
47
34 Va
9%
34%
76 3A
9%
x34%
;
6,900
12%
9 Va
"19
3,300
67%
34%
-
3.500
7%
66%
12%
9'A
85
;
22
7%
66%
7%
66%
34%
..
10,500
26%
26%
32%
20,700
/
66
9%
6
900
14%
2%
18,300
,
52
14%
7%
21-
7'A
67%
4,300
24%
101
11%
20%
2%
21%,
'
7%,
*99%%
11%
2%
15
2%
x51%
52 Ve
14%
2%
v
24%
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No par
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7%
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common
YORK
7%
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10
com
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$ per share
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Lowest
19 Va
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651%
7% preferred—
:
100
Louisville Gas & Elec Co
(Ky) No par
Louisville & Nashville——
50
Lowenstein (M) & Sons Inc com—1
4%% preferred series A—1—100
Lukens Steel Co_
i.—10
6
Jan *
101
Belt
Lwillard
17
31% Jan'
*18 Va
13 %
24%
Lockheed Aircraft,Corp
1
Loew's Inc/—
;
——No par
Lone Star Cement
Corp——No par
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A—_No par
Long Island Lighting Co_—No
22
13% Feb
19
24%
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—
2
23% Jan
19
102% Dec
18
'
12% Jan
18ya
'•
18'A
74%
13%
36%
Liquid Carbonic Corp com—No
par
3%% convertible preferred—IOC
Feb
18%
.
24%
_1
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Jan
"
18%
,
13%
25
1
83
18%
"
23%
par
5
17% Jan
19
7%
11%
29
36
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10
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1' 2
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2
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<.
23
Jan
47 Va
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%
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Liggett <& Myers Tobacco
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Link
40
44%
13%
No par
Life Savers
Corp
3
Lily Tulip Cup
25
45
"
29
29
36% Jan
44%
■
'23%
5
12
43% Jan
'
6
100
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeill & Libby—
16
50% Dec
29
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Lerner Stores Corp—
.
Jan
•
44 Va
6%
23%
a.
Jan
4
43%
7%
"
5
cumulative preferred
47
15
1,600
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87% Jan
Jan
9,000
25 Vt
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23
36% May 23.
17
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184
3
17% Jun
&
2
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97% Feb
Rubber
31
Jan
66
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V
35 y8 Jan
3
17% Jan
4
Mar
•''A'
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non-cum 1st
preferred—No par
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pfd
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Lehman Corp (The)—
—1
v
18
79
65 Va
25 Va
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78
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2
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Jan
65
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Lehigh Portland Cement____
Lehigh Valley RR
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Lehigh Valley Coal com
22
Jan
64
25%
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—
17
23%
'
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Jan
64%
25 %
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9
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3
2
27
2
39
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71
Jan
14
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9
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19
Oct
89% Jan
31% Jan
19
22.200
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;
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2
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51
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21% Jan
-
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49 y4 Feb
56
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.
25% Janj 10
2
Jan. 30
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19
Jan
2
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29
14
12
30
7
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3
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Jan. 29
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15!
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Kern County Land
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Keystone Steel & ,Wire Co
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26
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66 y4 Feb
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4
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1
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24
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3,700
•
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11% Feb
28
36% Aug
8
42
Dec
26
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3
143'
Sep
19
18% Dec
19
11% Mar 31
-
,
28% July 17
101
Nov
12
15
510
4
Jan
9% Oct
22
27
37% Jan
Jan
2
4
4% Jan
2
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29
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25
103% Jan
18
18% Jan
13 Va May
9% July 19
32
30
Dec
8
Jan
29
12% July 13
18% Nov
15
31% Nov
22
29
175
Feb
3
185
45% July 13
Sep
53
180
26
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2
99
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16
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100
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Jan
12
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22
100
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30
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10
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•
87
11% Jan
2
42% Jan
13
99
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Midland
3
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4
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2
43
19% July 14
18
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23% May 11
20% Jan
42% Jan
13
32% Jan
5
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99
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3
16
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105
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52
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23
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49
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105
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5
26
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16
Melville
16
8'A Feb
66 % Dec
28
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101
Jan
28
Jan
5
48 Va Jan
4
56
Jan
24
12
107% Sep
2
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Apr
12
106
Jan
16
107% Jan
3
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28
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2
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2
Jan
3
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28
18% Jan
8
21% Jan
23
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30
55% Jan 25
60% Jan
30
18
19 Va Jan
&
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preferred
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common
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Miami
3,000
700
4.200
.
5,200
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5
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23
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19
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100
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54%
55
56%
58 %
59
60
60
62
61
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61
61
1,040
20%
21
20%
21%
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21%
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8
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61 Va
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63
63%
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26
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26
26
55%
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56
55%
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26
62%
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64
100%
64%
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26
26
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54%
54 %
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26
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104
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107
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107
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20
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
53%
58%
58%
59'A
59%
18%
187/a
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18%
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10
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19%
60%
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common
5
104'A
20
Va
19%
20
20
20%
7,800
58%
20%
10
Petroleum
250
25%;;
5
preferred series
11,100
70
25%
>
900
A
95
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v
25%
3,200
19
26%
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25%
%
A
18%
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18
y
50c
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&
Copper
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25 lA
No par
——
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Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35% preferred series—';
18
•
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Transp
Min
Mesta
17
38% Feb
-
1
Co
Merritt-Chapman
10
110
6
&
$3.50
•
common..
Stores
Merck
;
65% Feb
3
>
Corp—————1
(The)
Merch
2
(1st series)—100
convertible 1st preferred—50
Mercantile
Jan
—_No par
common
2nd preferred (1st series)—50
Mengel Co
0%
Co_
preferred
Jan
6% Jan
Stores
Cofn
26 Va Jan
:*
3
;
35
60
No par
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines.:
9
102 V2 Jan
300
4,300
33%
103%
185
Co^——1
Publishing
26
7
13
Electric
McQuay Norris Mfg Co———
7% Jan
7
15,300
9%
'
McLellan
106
Dec
32 Va
34 %
2
.
-37% July 17
101 % Feb 21
102% July
38
101%
33
.33
Stores Corp common.—1
convertible pre/erred—100
McCrory
22 »A Feb
27
300
26.500
105 Va
22V2
27 »A Jan
2
Jan.25
11%
24
4%
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11%
25 %
4%
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2
2
•
9 Va
11%
11%
4%
50
19
Jan
«
33%
33%
550
11 Va
42%
9%
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60
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19%
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27
24
v
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9%
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Preferred
23
'100% Jan
24
34%
16
552
*540
12 Va
9%
A *59%
—No par
:
—;
McKesson & Robbins Inc
19 V2 Nov
49% Nov
preferred
McCall Corp
62% Feb
iv
33
12%
42%
5
No par
'McCord Corp commoD.,.;
21% Feb
27
37%
101%
9 Va
12
42%
*19%
No par
2
2
34% July 12
pfd
common
42% Feb
16
Dec
Co
23
Jan
101
$3
Jan
16 % Jan
3 7'A
102 Va
9Va
34
15%
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550
550
12%
9%
13 %
-
5
24% Feb
"
17
v
25
19%
—
cumulative
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100
Jan
52
Nov
cum
Jan
,
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V
61
20
53
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$3.75
2
23'A Jan
-
4
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22% Jan
2
-
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27% Jan r;9 5;
11
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,
9
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16
6% Aug
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;
13
14 Va Jan
10
1
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pfd 1947 series—No par
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32% Oct 1J
5
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42% Feb
4
49% Jan
-
18 V4 Aug • 16
-
3
■
3
2
;37 % Jan
21
Jan
Jan
29
31
47
102% Jan j 5
--45% Jan
2
3
26% Jan
-•
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% Mar 15
58
•
21% July 13
12% Apr
May
,
40% Nov
44
July 13
■33% July 13
24
Aug 17
37 Va Jun
9
Jan
14% Feb
36%
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9%
24
11 Va
34%
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16
15%
550
12%
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Co'
—1
1
preferred
30%
-
33%
-
19Va
19%
40%
142
-
4
49
July
$3.75
91% Jan
17
Jan
39
^
101
Dept
34
33%
9
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102%
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,
18%
18%
36 %
9%
40%
41
142
36%
16%
*545
4%
;
No par
Mathieson Chemical Corp
1% preferred
Feb
16 Va
16%
12%
9%
v
100
Co__
2
Corp
*40
*137
18%
101%
9%
9%
34%
9'/a
100
5
Electric
'
5
prior pfd
L)
33%
*23 Va
6.25
Martin-Parry Corp
100% Jan 23
10
Mar 28
(Glenn
36%
101%
102
9%
16 Va
16'A
40
142
18%
18%
'
16
16%
16 Va
40
*137
40'/a
142
*137
36%
36%
102
9%
*10%
-
5
Corp
preferred
Martin
9
36%
102%";
V
16%
40 Va
Va
18%
18 %♦
12%
;v
1
Marshall Field & Co com
72 .1
11
13% Jan
52
.
,88% Jan
1
Jan
183
3
18
17% May 11
3-
Shirt—
6%
•
550
*535
1
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
Marathon Corp
Jan 26
16%
50
No par
Ry
40
142
33%
32
1
1
Co
Bros
Manhattan
'
97
9%
(The)_—
37 % Feb
1
Jan
Mahoning Coal RR Co
20% Jan
■>
*101%
18%
xl6
16%
16%
*39%
*137
*
14% Jan 11
33% Jan 29
10
57,
9
A/Toanpvnx Co
22
Jan
36%
100
10
30
Sugar
18%
No par
Square Garden
16%
40%
142
No par
com
preferred series A
Magma Copper __u,
9
21% Jan
2
Jan
Inc
*137
__5
i
35% Jan
5
17% Jan
24% July 27
Inc:
Co
16V4
*39%
100
27
105
2
5
common—10
Jan
:;?5
2
12% Jan
30 Va Jan.
,
4Vt%
Madison
20
9% Jan 29
25
33
2
2
13
43 V4 Jan
3
21 Va Dec
7 v
13
May
Feb
Jan
9% Jan2.
5
3
25
Dec
•
10
97/a Nov
(R H)
12
2
8% Jan
13
Jan
Macy
10
550
2
19 Va
9% Jan
31
2
Jan
Trucks
Forbes
preferred—:—
13% Jan
2
10
Mack
36% Jan
16% Jan
2
Jan
10% Jan
38% Dec
3
•
23
19
100 Va Aug
.
530
23% Oct' 23
8% July 25
18% Apr
23% Jan
9
2
"
Working Cbi
&
67o
103% Jan
31.
•
Jan
MacAndrews
2
17
38
2
Jan
12 Va Jan
6% July 13
25
9
30% Jan
19
12% Aug 30
9% Dec 27
17
Apr
?
2
101 % Feb
18
M & M Wood
27
Jan
19% Feb
6
32% Jan
20
16% Jan
42 •: Jan
142
8
Jan
Jan
550
5
7% Mar 30
16
17%
3V% Dec 28
"
July
2
13
Jan
24 V4 Apr
3
7% Jan
14%. Jan
39% Jan
139
14 Va Apr
105
Mar 30
10% Jan
4
34% May 25
3
8% Dec
May
59%
58 %
59%
59
59%
12,500
19
18%
18%
18%
19
18 200
'
15
July 13
28 % Jan
20% Mar
7.
Jan
2
Middle
South
Utilities
13
54% Nov
2
46% Feb
:il
July 18
10% Jun 29
139% Nov
18
Jan
3
136% Jan
31
28
J7Va Jan
10
19% Jan
30
8% 1st preferred
100
Minneap & St Louis Ry__—_No par
.*134
17% Dec
.18%
19%
19
19 Va
19
19%
16
29
15% Jan
2
18% Jan
16
Minn St P & SS Marie—'—No par
17
17%
17%
18
17Va
18
125
8% July
3
Dec
30
41% Jan
131
Midland
'
Steel
Prod
Minneapolis-Honeywell
31
July 17
99
Jan
10
42% Dec
113
For footnotes
Dec
see
m
41 % Jan
43% Feb
30 :
111% Jan
114% Feb
page
22.
Common
3.20%
—
conv
43%
44%
135
44%
135
45%
136
45%
*136
18
Va
46
V
4SVa
46 %
46%
3,400
4<i
45%
138
136%
136 Va
136%
136 Va
136%
160
18%
19 Va
18%
19 Va
19%
19 Ve
11,400
17%
17%
17 Ve
17%
17%
17%
7,500
43%
9,800
114%
490
46
*135
Regulator-
—
pfd series A
1.50
41'A
100
11.?%
42
112%
41%
41%
112 Va
112%
4lVa
112
41%
112
41%
41%
41%
112%
113%
*112%
42
113%
41%
113
The Commercial and
18
Financial Chronicle
.
..
Monday1, February 5, 1951
(578)
$ per
$ per share
I per share
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
t per
share
share
Minn
104
Sep
Nov 28
151
July 26
Jun
9
Jan
s4
Jan
9
Mln
"When
106% Jan
18
18% Jan
22% Jan
18
83% Jan
91% Feb
2
$5.50
1st
2d72 Jail
29% Jan
18
$1.50
2nd
27
$4
preferred
34% Mar 20
29% Jan
2
32
Feb
2
25
73
28
73
Jan
lo
85
Jan
18
Mission
3
26
14% Jan
25
16V« Jan
3
Mission
Dec
15% Dec
% Jan
22
11% Dec
10
Jan
13% Jan
10
16
RR
series
preferred
1%
22
48% Jan
10
61% Jan
30
21 % Jan
19
31%; Jan
2
41% Oct
6
34% Jan
2
36% Jan
22
Mohawk
11% Jan
16% Nov
20
14% Jan
2
15% Jan
27
Mojud
19% Jan
26
24% Jan
5
Monarch
Jan
2
Monsanto Chemical Co
Dec~21
tMissouri Pac RR 5%
Carpet
Hosiery
2,200
77%
common—5
74%
23% Jan
22
57
19
40% Jan
50% Feb
2
26% Jan
3
42% Aug 24
28% Jan
31% Jan
30% Nov
14
25
20
18% Jan
May 24
16% Jan
2
Oct
18
r>7/« Jan
Dec
6
52% Feb
Feb
15
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
2,100
21%
22%
22%
22%
22 Va
22%
11,000
71
69%
70%
69%
70'A
69%
70%
18,900
70
16%
17
16%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
17%
1,800
47%
48%
48
49%
49%
50%
31
21,300
5,500
69
69%
69%
71
16%
17%
16%
17%
17
17
17
17%
3
50
50%
48%
30%
27%
18%
31 %
28
19%
Inc
Motor
Products Corp
2
Motor
Wheel
2
Mueller
10
5
Corp.—
1
Co
Brass
46%
Jan
4
53% Jun
52
Jan
2
48% Jan
53% Jan
29
13
22
Myers (F E)
May 20
17% Jan
2
22% Feb
2
Dec
21
51% Jan
2
65
Jan
29
Nashville
Chatt
&
34% Dec
18
32% Jan
6
17
National
Acme
Co
12% Jan
15
35% Jan
14% Feb
22
32
Jan
3
53
23
Jan
13
77
77
76%
11%
22
13
July 13
76%
11%
21%
29
16
75%
11%
22
22% Jan
12
76
11%
21%
4
Jan
75'14
11%
Jan
43
76
1,800
22
20
36% Jan
21%
21%
23% AUg 30
52% Aug 30
13
21%
11%
Mfg Corp
4,800
17
16%
17
16%
17
50%
47%
48%
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
x30%
30%
30%
27 %
27%
28
28%
28 %
28%
287b
27%
28 Va
27 %
19%
19
19%
18%
19%
18%
18%
18%
19
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
13%
18%
19%
14
14
*13%
14
14
14%
13%
53%
52%
53
52%
18%
18%
*14
53%
*109%
110"%
109%
109%
-108%
21 %
22%
21%
22%
14
52%
109
109%
20
19,900
49 %
200
53
100
53
53
49%
*48%
50
*52%
53%
*52%
53%
*52%
1,400
22%
22
22%
53
*48%
1,100
52%
1107 a
21%
48%
7,700
52%
22
53
*52%
3,600
18,900
*109%
52%
109
*52%
48%
53%
14
53%
21%
*52%
No par
& Bros
*17
31%
18%
18%
14%
14%
54%
*53%
* 109% 110%
21%
21%
48
48
1
Munsingwear Inc
—5
Murphy Co (G C) common
1
4% % preferred
100
Murray Corp of America com___10
4% preferred
50
Jan
21%
No par
Co
29
10
21%
5
Co
(The)
28% Feb
110% Jan
21
3,500
No par
Utilities
19% Jan
1
15%
11,900
11
109
31,400
36
79%
17% Jan
Mar 17
25 %
35%
77%
r-% Jan
113
22%
35%
21%
18
108% July 12
25%
35%
21%
20% Jan
8
24%
35%
15%
29
22
25%
21%
15% Dec
14% Jan
24
6,500
15%
8
55% Jan
20,700
21%
No par
2
57%
59%
21%
Montgomery Ward & Co
15
57
58
15%
Moore-McCormick Lines
14
31,500
58%
21%
8
56%
12%
56 %
15%
29
29
12%
15%
Jan
29
12%
15%
Jan
Jun
11%
15%
18
Jun
12%
15%
71
9
11%
15%
16% Jan
44
12%
15%
64
Mullins
15
12%
11%
*35%
29
29
82%
14%
12 %
35%
24
18% Jan
82
15
12%
24%
16% Dec
19
82%
14%
58%
67% NOV
13
31%
31%
15
35
27
12% Jan
31%
81%
14%
23%
J 2% Jun
19% Dec
31%
79%
15
57
23% May U
25
31
80
14%
36%
Montana-Dakota
Jan
31%
79%
15
24%
Montana
20% July 17
13% Mar 25
31%
80
14%
58%
19
Motorola
31%
79%
23%
31
Oct
500
12,400
6,100
32
57
79% Feb
&
29%
36 Vs
22 % Jan
(John)
*28%
36%
11% Jan
Morrell
29
58%
2
2
29
24%
13
Jan
280
31%
new_No par
Co
17,000
91%
14%
Tool
Power
21%
90%
29
*28
20%
91
24
25
73
28%
21%
90
80
36
15%
20%
21% Jan
13% Feb
89%
28%
40
20%
89 %
i
31
20
1.25
11% Jan
30
89%
29%
106%
57%
pfd_100
3
77%
July 26
10% Jun
90
*28%
41%
*105%
100
conv
19% July 13
49 Va July 13
54
*89
300
40%
106%
41
31%
Mills
Co Inc
Machine
21%
89%
106%
21%
*105%
21%
14,300
41%
*105%
12%
A
52% Dec
31% Dec
4 Vb Feb
30
105%
21%
Shares
No par
com
Apr
21J/4 Jan
105%
share
14%
_10
5
—«
21%
t per
31
79
Light Co_No par
Corp
Development Co
Mo-Kan-Texas
16
100
25
preferred
preferred
cony
Minnesota Power &
26
9% Jan
105%
the Week
Feb. 1
42%
42
42%
42 Va
42%
105%
21%
42%
*105% 106%
21 Va
21%
*88%
90
28 %
28%
No par
Minneapolis-Moline Co common—1
46% Jan
42%
42
—
—,
165
165
t per share
Sales for
Feb. 2
Thursday
$ per share
t per share
share
Friday
Wednesday
Jan. 31
Jan. 30
I per
$ per share
Mfg common—No par
issued"
105% Jan
27 % July
4
&
27% Dec 27
July 19
16
Jan
108Va Jan~~5
21
Dec 27
84
Nov 10
26
9% July 12
67
173
38
94
Jan
HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuefday
Jan. 29
Jan. 27
Par
150
AND
LOW
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
RECORD
STOCK
YORK
NEW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1950
*48'A
N
6% Jun
29
14% Dec
27
Nash-Kelvlnator
National
2
16% Jan
2
19% Jan
30
National Automotive
Dec
28
18% Jan
5
20.% Jan
31
National
Aviation
31% Dec
26
39% Jan
17
32% Jan
2
12'
National
Biscuit
175% Jun
31
181
Jan
3
29
7
Jan
2
9% Jan
42% Jan
2
47% Feb
9% Jan
2
11
46% Nov 24
July 13
7% July 12
6% Jun 27
36
9
8% Apr
186
30
5% July 13
10% Jun
:: Jan
35% Jan
184% Jan
10
Feb
15
11% Oct
11
14% Dec
27
11
28
13% Jan
Jan
Nov
13
45 % Feb
20 % Jan
20% July 17
10
27% Dec
21
26% Jan
National
Cash
National
City
Feb
Can
Co
National
National
19% Jan
29
29
18
72% Feb
2
$4.50 preferred
National Lead Co
178
July 13
185% Jun
xl50
Jan
11
159
7% Jan
4
18
Jan
Jan
15
185% Jan
4
7 %
153
Jan
15
156
Jan
25
6%
9
Jan
9% Jan
26
31% Jan
34% Jan
Natl Malleable
& Steel
4
% Jan
% Jan
17
Natl
Lt
24
25% Jan
27% Jan
23
National
53% Nov 27
50% Jan
56
Jan
9
National
28
35% Mar 31
*
Mar 22
26,
23% Dec
20
9
27% Jan
30% Jan
9
21% Dec
27
18
25% Jan
23
22
89% Jan
25
25%
Dec
20
21% Jan
86% Jan
24% Dec
28
22% Jan
89
4
10% July 13
14% Oct
Steel
4%%
Tea
2
15% Jan
30
Natl
3
9% Jan
2o
Natomas
8
Highest
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
5
14% Jan
18
17% Feb
10
15% Jan
2
18% Feb
2
Neisner
102 % Mar 10
106 % Aug
11
11
58
11% Jun
xl05
13
105% Feb
Jan
11
8% Jan
42% Nov 25
40
13% Mar 23
6
10% Jan
26
Jan
12
12
11 Va Jan
2
Jan
29
9
101% Jan
24
3
116
20
Jan
8
82% Jan
2
38% Jan
12
78
24% July
3
39% Oct
17
11% Jan
3
21% Dec
21
90
3
188% Oct
3
36% Jan
10
21 y8 Jan
40% Jan
26% Jan
16
3
236% Feb
2
4% Jan
25
6% Jan
New
17
2
Jan
180
Y
13
Jun
29
152
Oct
150% Feb
1
13% Jan
4
19
Jun
6
15 % Jan
18% Feb
2
N
42
Nov
21
41 V-i Jan
46% Jan
9
New
26
13
6% Jun
30
135% Jan
73% Nov 21
246% Apr
73
19
2
Jan
50% Jan
18% Jan
27
52
Dec
27
14% Oct
31
20% Apr
12
17
Y
2
Jan
215
17% Jan
28% Jun
Air
93
Dec
25% Jan
2
59% Jan
17
22% Jan
N Y
18
25
$5
non-cum
N Y & Harlem
9
Preferred
5%
Jan
91
9
20% Jan
2
221/a Jan
24
31
26 V2 Jan
2
28Va Feb
1
Mar 29
86 V2 Jan
Oct
July 17
43% Jun
5
39 V2 Nov
24% Dec
28
4
3.60%
3.90%
IOI V2 jan
4
10
111/4 jan
41
Feb
19
2
9
2
52% Jan
30
27
Jan
5
281/2 Jan
13
17% Jan
4
19
27
78% Jan
5
8
88 V2 May 18
39% Feb 23
18% Dec
33% Dec
Jan
Noma
Elec
106% July 13
*183
184
156%
*154%
156%
*154%
9 %
-9 V*
'9 Va
9%
9 Va
9 Va
32%
32%
9%
9%
9%
27»
*26%
109% Dec
15
16
9%
23% Jun
20
32% Mar 28
17% Dec 16
17
35% May 26
25 V4 Jan
Jan. 30
PRICES
Wednesday
t per share
$ per share
I per share
17%
17%
18
17%
18
17%
17%
106%
*9%
*101%
12
102
*100
102
110
111
*107%
109%
21'/a
80
81
35%
36%
38
.
148%
16%
206
'''•
5%
149%
17 Va
17
44
*211
5%
148%
17
44
24%
24 Va
.205
5%
45%
*43%
76%
*75%
76%
*75%
38%
38%,
24%
*211
228
228
*80
82'A
36
36%
38%
24%
213
5%
149%
82 V2
*81
82 Viz
30
150
17%
17
45%
76%
76%
*200
8,400
36%
35%
36%
36 Va
36%
6,700
39
38%
38%
38%
38%
2,600
24%
125,400
24 Va
23%
24%
23%
24 Vb
225
6,200
213'A
220
217
235
234
236%
148
150
149
150%
148
150%
19,100
22,800
6%
*43 V2
1,900
110%
22 %
*81
17%
18%
18%
18%
13,300
*43%
45%
*44 Va
45%
200
77%
77%
78%
76%
*76%
*200
17%
45%
17%
*44
225
76%
215
215
*200
400
10
225
23%
23
17,300
23%
57%
58
4,600
19%
19%
19%
4,000
27%
27
27%
26%
27%
2 7'A
27%
98 %
*97
98%
27%
100
*97
27%
27%
5
91V2
28
97
98 %
27%
*97
par
22%
22%
22 Vb
22%
22 Vb
22%
22
22%
*27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28
100
87
100
*91%
87
87
87
93
93
93
-100
*99 Vb
100 Va
99%
99%
l
10%
10%
10%
11
Corp
100
10%
87 Va
93%
100
10%
27%
*86
87%
*91%
93
com
American Co
10%
37%
38%
41
4,600
52
52%
51%
52 Va
52
52%
37
37%
51%
52%
28
18%
19
18%
19
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
17'A
16%
17 Va
16%
17%
16%
-100
preferred
$4.80 preferred
$3.60
16%
17
*27%
28
No par
No par
28
*27%
*27 %
11,900
100
28
18%
18%
18%
36,500
17%
17
17%
30,100
no
84
83
83
84
84
84
83 %
84
84
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
7,500
32%
32%
32
32%
32%
35%
36
35%
36
35'/a
35%
35%
55,500
35%
35%
35%
34%
34%
10 %
10 Va
10%
10 Va
26,400
10%
10 Va
10%
10 Va
92%
92%
92%
84
%
(Minn)—
NO par
310
10%
40%
*27%
16%
400
101
10%
51%
32%
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39%
27%
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—
99%
10%
27%
1
92
38%
51%
10
92
10%
36%
50
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93
200
87
10%
28
Co-
3.800
28%
9.600
51%
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31,000
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100 Va
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North American Aviation—.
v
99 %
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28%
5,800
98
87
99%
36%
10
22 %
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36%
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22%
22%
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25
Ry
preferred
Common
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*91%
98 %
*97
4
25
—.
Western
Pacific
102
22
110%
57%
preferred
&
82%
*100
35%
No par
Adjustment
22
21
15,400
38%
39
23%
206
21 Va
*80
500
12
*100
205
148%
11%
11%
112
20%
6,300
40%
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12
102
20%
6,000
10 Va
9%
102
111
21%
18 Va
106%
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20%
3,100
18
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102
111
36
38
11%
11%
12
40%
40%
Shares
12%
12%
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102
102
81
35%
11%
9%
9%
111
21
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102
40%
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110%
20%
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11%
11%
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9%
40
40
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102
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9%
106%
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share
S per
19 Va
preferred
prelerred
Northern
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102
110%
40
40
102
11%
*100%
9%
9%
9%
41
*40
106%
the Week
J|eb. t
17%
*105
Sales tor
Friday
Thursday
Feb. 1
Jan. 31
56
5
3
SALE
Tuesday
Jan. 29
19%
108 % Jan
2
HIGH
Monday
57V4
1
9
6,700
9%
470
19%
15
141/4 Jan
9%
9%
x
56
931/2 Jan
22% Jan
9%
15%
19%
2
IO31/2 Feb
9%
24%
15%
56%
3
25
9%
24%
157a
19 %
29
29
3.000
24%
55
Jan
24
9,400
1512
89%
23%
19%
36
19 V4 Jan
25%
15%
89%
23%
56
10% Jan
12Vt Jan
24%
15%
89%
23%
19%
2
102 y4 Jan
24%
15 %
89%
23%
55%
2
28
24%
90
19%
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28
21,300
89
Corp—
Gas
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24%
89
<
56
Central
22% Dec
24 Va
88%
*
19%
Natural
26
24%
38%
-
55%
Northern
Feb
24
89
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100
Northern
107
24%
89
29%
24 %
stock—1
22
91% Jan
97% Jun
1,700
241%
29 Vs
A
18
10 Va Jan
29%
partic
Gas
&
841/4 Jan
31% Jan
29 Va
23'A
33% Jan
28
53%
29
22%
2
Mar 22
53%
29
23%
3
5
53%
29
25%
106%
1,400
17.800
54%
29 Vs
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45.800
27%
29
25
106%
%
ii
27
22%
25
18% Jan
27
17%
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3.800
53%
28%
share
2,200
54%
25%
AND
9 Va
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%
U
27
28%
,
20
9 Vb
32 %
24%
Nopco Chemical Co
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27
27
156%
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54
52%
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53
53%
32%
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U
27
27
.
32%
33%
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io
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33'A
337/a
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27
156%
22%
Jan
27
29
184
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24%
16 % Jan
81
Jun
12% Jun
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155
23%
31 y8 Jan
18
15% Jun
8
184
155
90
183
183
183
183
*183
17%
No par
Electric
Norfolk
70
RR Co.lOO
Northern States Pwr Co
■X90% Dec 27
101%
71%
23
A
3.40%
10
Jan
Class
5
49% Jan
28% Dec
13
18%
101%
70%
12%
50
preferred
10
35% Jan
24
3
Jan
6
21% Feb
15
88 V2 Jan
93
24
53% Mar
15% July 12
10% Jan 13
Jan
25
10
27
9% Dec
9,800
19%
101%
71%
12%
No par
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No
/■'*
98 V2 Jan
19
Feb
17
2
91% Jan
8
103% Mar 20
26
500
72%
18%
102%
70%
19%
68%
12%
No par
series
Shipbldg Corp
State
$8.75
16
101%
71%
24
Common
97% Jun
19
101%
70%
19%
*101%
70
102
68%
202
RR Co
Y
15
14
Dec
101%
18%
103
19%
19%
103
12%
No par
preferred
Y
17
22
9
24,100
12%
No par
common
N
97 % Jan
24 Va Mar
July 26
19%
12%
com—100
Co
Haven & Hart
New
x28% Jan
Dec
98
19
18%
28%
28%
28%
12%
100
96 % Jan
91% Dec
85
9,200
61,100
28%
29%
12%
-No par
25% Jan
•
23%
2 8'A
< per
5
Brake
Louis
Dock
5
29
23
29 Va
12%
preferred series A
York
15
18% July 13
15
24% Dec
23
28%
12%
City Omnibus Corp
Feb
100
22%
29%
5%
28% Apr
12
22%
28%
t per share
No par
Central--
N
21% July 27
21%
9%
100
York
Chic & St
6%
78% Feb
Jan
215
17% Dec. 28
27
21%
29 Va
9%
Rights
28% Mar 29
Dec
21%
1
com
7,500
46%
21%
15%
100
7,500
47%
9%
common
York
New
N
46%
21%
15%
England Elec System
1
Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
Mining Corp__
10
Newport Industries common
1
4 1/a %
preferred
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
24
31% Jan
46%
46%
9%
Newmont
21
46%
45%
15%
New Jersey
103 % Jan
2
14%
46%
9%
New
100% Jan
22% Feb
14%
46
15%
.
18
2
15
8
8 Vb
21%
Saturday
Inc
13
Jan
14%
47
l
preferred
Apr
Jan
14%
14%
,
46%
Jan. 27
Newberry Co (J J)
3%% preferred
34% Oct
Jan
Inc
Nesco
66 % Mar 14
56
11%
1
Bros
9
xl01% Jan
22,400
14%
12
10%
12
15%
Corp
2
2
8.800
12%
14%
10%
11%
11
11 %
23%
Co
10%
12
47%
10%
47
10%
12%
14%
47%
10%
47
10%
12
46%
11
11%
14%
47 Va
5.300
47 %
47
10%
14%
7,400
47
46%
12
70
184
%
8%
8%
8'A
10%
19
*183
184
184
184'A
8
8%.
8%
8%
LOW
10% Feb
26% Mar 29
200
184%
*184
183'A
184
33%
33%
33
33%
33 %
184
8%
*89%
STOCK
42% Jan
20% Nov 22
80% Dec
8
128
5,000
33%
34
16,900
33%
No par
29
19
July
20 %
34%
28%
24%
5
Fibre
11
Jan
100% Jan
16
xl05
Nehl
104% Dec
103
Apr
19%
33%
52%
100
Co.—
YORK
4%%
10% July 25
x99% Sep
5
20
47 %
*26%
Par
10% Jan
July 11
July 18
19 %
19%
156%
Co
No par
(The) Pa com
10
$ per share
28
7% July 13
19
20 %
184
EXCHANGE
12% Feb
99
19'A
19%
*154'/a
*9%
33%
%
No par
Co
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
8% Aug
i
14% Jan 13
34
19%
19%
STOCKS
Year 1950
t per share
19%
19%
*183
Ref
Vulcanized
Range for Previous
Lowest
13%
19%
19%
8%
68%
preferred
Jan
3
46%
21 %
27%
18 %
*102%
No par
10
12,600
13%
19%
34
*14%
Cast__No par
ex-dist
19%
13%
11%
10
Corp
Corp
Sugar
National
2
14 % Jan
9
11% Jan
July 13
&
Shares
National Supply
30
Feb:*
Power
National
29% Oct
15% Apr
71 % Apr
7
5
20,500
19%
100
Nov
5
29
33%
1
14%
19
10%
Corp
14%
13%
100
National Linen Service
34%
14%
19%
184%
preferred A
preferred B
U Jan
25
x% Dec
182
9% May 31
31% Dec 22
22% Jun
5
2l
Nov
34%
14
13%
19
*184
8%
47
common
13%
840
33%
34'A
14%
33%
.
34%
19%
13%
*19%
1
No par
National Gypsum Co com
Jan
Jan
103
33%
No par
66
2
33%
No par
5
Prod
Distillers
7
18
34%
1
Stores
Department
29
17 Va Jan
34%
1
National Dairy Products
National
Jun
100% Jan
34
Cylinder Gas Co
69% Dec
22% May 31
1,900
33%
1
10
102
65
Co
11
Jan
64
No par
35
July 25
64%
Inc
94% Jan
15
64%
100
10
Register
Lines
2
31
64'A
10
z
2
29% Jan
10
64
5
Corp—
Jan
50
22%
64%
common
Container
National
2
21%
64 Va
Fibres Inc—1
23% Feb
1
22
2
2
15
17
20% Dec
50
July 17
14% Mar 30
National
10
Jan
22 Va
65
Corp
preferred
19
12% Feb
2
7%
20
21%
65
1
May 27
20
'
22%
64%
Airlines
23
13
12
21%
64 %
1
Louis
St
Jan
14% July 12
112.200
21%
22%
227 b
20%
21%
22 Va
8
100
Corp
*92
107%
*92
*107
93
107 Va
10 y4
92%
92%
107%
107 %
*33
10%
10 Va
92%
92%
10%
92
490
92%
107
107%
103 %
230
107%
103
107
103%
107%
107 Va
107%
Preferred $4.10 series—
No par
Northwest Airlines Inc common—10
102%
102%
102%
102%
102%
102%
102%
13%
13 Va
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
13%
13%
20%
20 Va
20%
20
21%
20%
21
207a
20%
20%
20%
13 Va
20%
13
preferred
25
Northwestern Telegraph ——50
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25 %
25%
25%
25%
17%
17%
*17 V2
17%
17%
2.50
17%
4.6%
29
26% Jan
5
Jan
2
18 »/4 Jan
12
Norwich
30% Jan
2
33
Jan
17
Ohio Edison Co
106% Jan
8
110
Feb
2
Pharmacal
Co
13
26
25%
26
17%
17%
102%
17%
17%
17'A
317/a
32%
108% 108%
*108%
17%
102%
;
1,650
16,809
13%
10,300
460
'
2,600
0
28% J"ly 12
104% Dec
16
£e5 Vl
26% Feb
1o,7
i4
112% Mar
9
100„ Jun 22
46 A Dec
96
Jan 16
98Va Feb
2
45
28
Jan
49
5
25
Jan
20
20% Dec 28
19% Jan 19
19% Jan
13
Jan
3
19% July 11
28% Nov 22
25% Jan
2
29% Jan
18
97
8
102% Feb
2
18% Oct
90
July
9
8
20
Jan
101% Oct
For footnotes
see
9
5
page
22.
Jan
20% Jan
20
6
4.40%
8
32%
32%
32%
32%
100
*108%
109%
109%
109%
100
"*97%
97%
97%
97%
No par
46%
47%
47%
48%
20
20
common
preferred
3.90 preferred
Ohio
Oil
Co
Okla Gas & Electric Co com new. 10
4%
Oliver
preferred;
Corp common
AVt% convertible preferred
20
1
100
*19%
28%
101
>
19% ni\
29%*101%
19%
*19%
28%
101lA
20
19%
29
101%
97%
47%
19%
97%
48%
20^
*19% <%9%
>28% ' 29
101'A 101%
32
32%
32
,
32%
32
32%
110
15,100
130
108%
*108%
109 Va
109 Va
97 Va
97%
*97%
98%
98Va
98%
130
47 Va
48%
47
47%
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48%
23,700
20
20
19%:
20
19%
20%
2,600
*19%
19%
*19%*_19%,
28 %
28%
28%{k.28%
101%
101%
101 Va
101 Va
19%
28%
102
19%
300
28%
9,000
102%
670
Volume 173
Number 4983
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW
Range for Previous
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
f per share
10% Jan
15
Jan
3
113
20 % Jan
20
95
30'.
Apr 21
Nov
102% Jan
23
13 V2 Jan
2
Omnibus
22
105
Jan
5
8%
33%
Jan"25
36V2 Jan
2
18
Jan
21% Jan
12
5
2
82
Jan
14
76
Jan
2
78
Jan
2
July 12
79
Nov
27
73% Feb
2
82
Jan
16
13% July 17
Oct 20
97
21
Jan
6
17
Jan
Feb
25
98
Jan
16
21% Dec
19
17
Jan
24
1
7% Jan
3
22
July 12
27% July 11.
Sep
17% Jan
1
3
Otis
Outlet
10
Marine
Ac
13
.No par
cum
Pacific
Inc
com—No par
183A
*99%
common
10
*22 %
non-cum-
No par
No par
..10
Co
2nd prefererd non-cum
16% Jan
55% Mar 10
4i*
Dec
3
2
Jan
x49% Jan
17% Jan
Pacific
Pacific
52% Jan
Gas
Lighting Corp
Ac
18
45
Jan
10
48% Feb
111% May 23
103
Jan
3
105% Jan
24
142% July 21
152
Sep
26
146
4
151 % Jan
30
2% Jun
Dec
18
5% Jan
5
6 % Jan
4
Pacific
Tin
Oct
20
46% Jan
10
52i/« Feb
2
Pacific
Dec
6
3
98% July 13
29
7
Jan
28
53
8% Dec
4
3% Jun
36
8%
Jan
3
8% Jan
29
4% Jan
11
Jun
27
12% Dec
28
11
Jan
25
17
27% Oct
19
26% Jan
17
29
34% Jan
13
49% Mar 20
40% Jan
8
45 % Jan
8
102
Aug 15
1
5% Feb
Mar
107
104 % Jan
*58%
9 % Jan
24
16
4
21% Jan
5
24
25
46% Jan
22% Jan
*38%
39%
*39
173%
173/4
17%
17%
32%
33%
33
33 %
50%
50%
50%
50%
46
46
46%
46%
1043/4
105 %
150
4
Dec
27
3% Jan
40% Jan
57
Paramount
11
Jan
15
Park
&
"
Park
Parke
4
Parker
Feb
33
Jar»
31% Jan
5
8% Jan
16
Parmelee
9% Jan
4
18 % Dec
18
16% Jan
2
19% Jan
12
5% Apr 17
9% Dec
29
9% Jan
2
10% Jan
8
8
15% Apr
8
31
July 31
53% Apr 25
7% Apr
29
18% July.26
18% Dec
6
*106%Jun
9
21% Jan
6
14% Jun. 27
41 % Feb
20
30% Aug 22
107
July 14
10% Jun 29
7% July 12
July 13
July 12
30
25% Jan
Jan
4
39% Jan
23
70% Nov
13
67% Jan
2
74% Jan
10
13% Dec
13% Jan
2
15
26
Penn
28
Feb
10
22
Dec
Oct
30
2
22% Jan
21
110
23% Jan
31
110
Jan
24% Jan
5
22% Dec
22 % Jan
2
20
64% Nov 27
52% Jan
12
24% Jan
6
27% May 24
27% Jan
110
6
Penn
26% Jan
10
59
18
Feb
Jan
4
33% Jan
15
Jan
2
121% Jan
20
18
Jan
8
22
Mar
4
9% Jan
24
5
Jan
16
12% Jan
6
34
Jan
6
105
Jan
6
105% Jan
2
17% Jan
11
20% Jan
31
18
25
44 % Mar 27-
Jaiy
5
•
23% July 20
23% July 18.
28
Deo
102% Oct
Jun
8
•
3
18% Jan
3
Feb
2
21% Feb
28
82
Jan
10
91
Jan
29
64% Jan
25
69% Jan
62% Dec
14
.
58% Jan
17
25% Jan
;
27% May 26
26% Mar 17
2
24% Jan
3
106% Jun
9
104% Jan
106 A Jan
29
25% Jan
16
Jan
1043/4 Jan
6
t per
share
11% Apr
Dec
84% Jan.
46
t per share
Sper share
/A"//,/
1
20% Jan
2
3
91% Jan
16
93
Jan
31
23
49% Jan
15
53% Jan
3
11
102% July 17
107
Dec
14
104
Feb
2
100 % Oct
103% Dec
21
103
Feb
2
30
Co
17% Jan
2
107% Jan
33A%
19
17% Jan
4
8
95% Jan
23
95% Jan
23
5%
29
78% Feb
1
83% Jan
17
Phillips
9
16% Apr 24
34% Mar 23
Jun
13% Jan
2?
Feb
17
110
Oct
21
Oct
Nov
40
Dec
2
3
16
17
96
Jan
17% Jan
15
4
3
148
Mar
Jan
2
19% Jan
22
92% Jan
29
39
155
1
Mar 21
174
Dec
7
9% Dec
10% July 17
18% Dec
Phoenix
Pillsbury Mills Inc
Jan
23
July .17
195
Nov
125
Nov
24
.
3
19% Jun
135% Jan
19
32
30
145
13
July
80
95
Jan
30
42 3A Jan
24
8
193/s Jan
12
Jan
5
155
Jan
174
Feb
17
Jan
10
25
40% Feb
2
Jan
2
10 3% Jan
16
Jan
2
30
17
200
Jan
Jan
11
225
Xl03% Jan
17
1323A jan
74
30
Jan
30% Jan
2
10
98
Feb
Jan
33% Jan
1
1
7%
9
3
preferred
213/4
22
213A
22
54
*53%
55
1,400
3%
4
3'%
4
14,900
43%
45%
48
10,800
32%
32%
/
104
103%
103%
110
8%
9%
83A
9
9%
93%
36,400
9%
32%
32%
■
>7%
8
7%
8
18%
183A
9%
9%
9%
23%
23%
23%
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40
*39%
18%
7s/8
73/4
7%
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3,200
18%
183A
18%
13'%
7,600
9 -Vh
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9',2
9%
7,200
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40
9%
9%
23%
23%
39%
39%
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•39%
40
200
69
69%
683/4
693/4
69%
70
8,100
14.3/4
15
14%
14%
145%
143A
3,600
26'A
6,300
69%
15
9%
23%
393/4
393A
69%
25%
*22%
25%
69%
14%, '15
'
26%
25%
23%'
263/8
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110,
25%
25%
25%
::-24%
24%
25%
24%
54%
333/4
-54%
54 3A
54%
33 3A
333A
33%
119
11%
♦41 *
>118
22
22
1*
253A
55
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118
__Nq par
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25%
24%
*33
100
22%
110
*533A
-
25%
23%
*108%
24%
;
22
12
119%
119
22%
11%
12
11%
26
253A
24%
21%
22%
11%
11%
23%
255/a
25%
25%
18,700
59,700
24%'
24%
25'%
56%
57
59
*33
33%
333%
333%
120%
1183%
119
119
•
119%
21%
11%
22
23
-
233%
11%
11%
-
113%
na/8
42%
:
41
>105%
106%
*1053/8
106%
*105%
106%
*105%
19%
19%
19%
106%
20%
20%
20ya
20'A
19%
20%
19%
19%
20%
20
20
203/8
20%
21
89%
20%
21
89%
893A
90%
893A
90%
89%
90
90%
90%
66%
66 %
66%
67%
66%
67%
67%
60%
66 3/8
60%
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60%
60%
61
62
62
62
62
27%
27%
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27%
27%
27%
27%
27%'
25%
27%
25%
27%
25%
253/4
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253%
25%
25%
253/4
76,300
*
68%
60%
25%
66%
67%
60
60
27%
27%
25%
25%
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'
41
41%
;
42
'
41%
104%
115%
104%
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105
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1043/4
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400
1,700
1,200
.
46
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19
i
4,500
23%
106%
•
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600
110
55
-
3,300
23%
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24%
333A
118%
23'%
25%
22%
110
25%
55%
23%
26%
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543A
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23%
40
25%
22%
22%
110
24%
.
119
22 %<
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,
233/4
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15
>108%
1,100
73%
18%
69
23%
33
7%
18%
15
25%
*32%
7%
693/a
110
46
14,100
183A
15
25%
44%
73/4
69%
10
—33%c
'
443A
18 3A
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9%
23%
18%
106%
106
106
*106%
107%
113
V 114
i 113
LOW
2
63% Feb
1
55
Feb
2
Pond
17
Jan
144
1
113
42
42
'
'
'
*1123A
114
*104%
*106%
1043%
*1043/8
107%
42
107%
113
'
2,100
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1
113%
:
5,200
21%
21%
10,200
90%
-
20%
91
20%
113
2,900
17,000
990
16,400
900
113
'
104 3/4
•104%
107%
•106%
250
.
1043/4
107%
100
130
Creek
Dec
19
Jan
5
413A Jan
17
4%%
29
71% Jan
2
80
Jan
11
Procter
233/4 Jan
2
29% Jan
31
Publicker
16
91% Jan
6
2
29% Feb
29% Feb
119
Jan
48
Feb
2
159
Jan
22
2
28% Feb
2
103
103
.100
*1023A
Coal
1033A
16%
*108
20%
80%
80%
*133/4
*102 3A
81%
14%
32%
103%
*1033/4
16%
16%
120
*108
21%
21%
♦32
104
104
16%
120
104
16 3/a
♦108
21%
16%
163%
120
21%
*108
21%
78%
14
21%
16%
16%
120
*108
21%
21%
79%
79%
80%
62,300
14
14
14%
800
33%
<
33%
33'A
600
104
*102%
16%
16%
120
*108
22
104
90
16%
4,800
120
21%
21%
7,000
*91%
94
*91%
94
94
95
1
41%
42
413%
42%
413A
42
41%
413A
40%
41
41%
17%
41%
18%
18
4,500
18
18
18'A
18
18%
18%
193/8
6,500
Co—
*18%
160
*155
160
•155
175
*172
175
♦172
175
39
No par
9%
26%
39%
39%
393A
10
10
10%
27%
26%
•39%
10
26%
27%
543A
55%
53%
13%
1
15%
153/4
No par
com
5
No par
^—10
of
Indlana_.No par
preferred
preferred
100
Pub Serv El Ac Gas
5%
Oil
(The)
6%
Co
74%
26%
*91
28
28%
*118
100
(The),
*90%
22%
No par
100
common
conv
Quaker Oats
40%
*74%
No par
com
preferred
Purity Bakeries Corp
I'
*39
No par
com
preferred
5
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10
26%
*105
45%
48%
*107
31%
36%
♦159
26%
26%
92
28%
28%
150
26
93
♦140
31%
293A
12
11%
59
54
18%
13%
15%
15%
25%
27%
27%,
29%
28%
29
91
90%
90%
22%
22%
23
*91
r"
143/4
*39%
118%
12%
1,000
63%
61%
62%
33,100
55
55
55
*54
•12
6,300
600
15'A
18
13%
18%
18%
3.50C
13%
.
133/4
13%
133/4
6,300
15%
15%
17,300
14%
40
*39%
15%
40
*39%
40
100
74
74%
73%
74%
4,700
28%
29%
28%
295/8
28%
29%
70,400
92
*91
92
91%
91%
10
29
29%
3,300
29
29%
7,800
29
119
118%
119
•119
119%
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,
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118%
90%
90%
90%
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90%
90
90
22 3A
23%
23
23%
22%
23%
22%
23%
24,100
26%
26%
26%
26%
15.500
106%
106%
26%
26%
1063A 106%
1063A
♦90
*105%
106%
46%
46%
46
46%
49
50%
50
50%
38%
54%
12%
29%
49%
36%
12
30
283A
46
36%
3,800
59%
59
293%
743%
*91
26%
26%
32%
150
295/8
28%
26%
160
•145
70
590
380
29
26:%
31%
20,600
93%
29
105%
109
32
r
26%
28%
26%
31
93%
33%
150
8,700
112%
283A
105%
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93%
11,000
230
,
29
26%
31%
111
28%
105%
109
26%
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40'A
10
74%
92
28%
283/4
162
29%
18%
15 %
119
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74%
28
12
'
54%
40
28%
,
18%
153%
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30
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74%
119
31
31%
18%
40
92
93
13%
743%
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93
13%
403%
27
112%
60
177
39%
9'%
225
150
58
'
10
1123/8
18%
:
25 S/8
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225
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30
74%
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26%
31
54
54
18%
13 3/8
9%
293A
60%
54
10%
95
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40% '
112%
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113/4
59%
39%
22-.
93
150
30%
11%
,
9%
27%
56
18%
13%
283%
53%
18%
__10
preferred series A__50
Inc
♦140
12
l
Gamble-
Co
150
No par
Industries
Serv
4.64%
3%%
93
31%
293/8
—5
Pocahontas
conv
Ac
94
12
174
111
31%
*93
160
174
39%
>220
93%
28%
*155
111
31%
♦140
160
225
32
95
177
39
110
96
*93
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*220
96
1
95
*155
<
40
10%
31%
■
5
-
*93
160
*172
No par
B
18%
*155
_*10
Pure
23
17,900
300
1033/4
29
29
104
70
533%
104
103
17
Jan
*1023A
52%
104
*32%
50% Jan
Jan
104
53%
14
47% Jan
34% Jan
106
323A
1
24
*104
80
1063A Feb
158
*1023/4
52
105
32
4
24% Nov 24
104
'
14
Public
27
52
513A
*104
x78%
2
31% Jan
52
106
323/4
103% Jan
2
104
51%
105
14 %
14%.
9
27% Jan
*1023%
32%
107% Mar
30
523%
106
81%
80%
*32
$1.49 div preference com__No par
4.08% preferred
100
Pullman Inc
—No par
34% Jan
51%
*105
104
*13%
25
2
25% July IS
52
106
18,600
45,800
253%
-93
14%
2
25
18
51%
*105
-
80 3/g
$4.75 cum preferred
Public Serv Co of Colo
Jan
93
No par
31
109
93
19%
31
3
93
97
26% Feb
25
93
*17%
23% Jan
25
92%
*94'A
90% Jan
Jan
93
19%
2
44% Jan
*913/4
97
2
46% Jan
93
93
*17%
12
107
24'%
*913/4
*913/4
Shares
17%
*94'A
Jan
13
17
19%
25% Jan
10
17%
25%
97
21% Jan
30
163A
24%
*17%
8
48% Dec
17
243A
*94%
2
48% Nov
16%
24%
19%
30% Feb
109% Jan
17%
24%
97
26% Feb
26
16%
23%
*17%
90% Jun
87
17%
25
*94%
14
23
17
24 3/a
19%
class B
Co
25% Nov 24
2
17%
25%
97
Pittston
71% Dec
2
the Week
*17%
Potomac Electric Power Qo
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com
Jan
Sales tar
Feb. 3
t per share
*94'At
Poor Ac
25
Friday-
Feb. 1
19%
16
27% Jan
117% Jan
Thursday
t per share
'
f per share
97
19
Apr 28
f per share
*94%
13% Jan
28% May 31
30
Apr 14
I per share
Jam 31
*17%
19% Jan
Jan
PRICES
Wednesday
com—No par
4
90
•
*102%
3
1
SALE
100
10
91
HIGH
Tuesdays
Jan. 30
17
5
-too
AND
24%
,—100
13% Jan
37
Jan. 29
• per share
-_3
common
123/4 Jan
■■1
Par
■
.;
8
17
Monday
Jan. 27
19
16% Jan
Saturday
/'
112%
2
4
44%
*103%
43%
18
183A Jan '
9
44%
103%
43%
225
51% Jan
26% Feb 27-
44%
103%
433A
*111
51% Jan
31% Jun 30
:
443/8
104
323/8
19
.106% Dec
43%
*103%
43%
*220
7
Oct 27
300
4,400
54
Dec
103
29
45
33/4
23% Dec
1
29
55%
20% Dec
85
29%
22
113
54% Oct
123
111,300
3 3%
225
52% Nov 22
18% Dec 19
21% Jun 30
3,800
205,500
21%
*215
16
24'A July 32
*27%
8 3%
5%
12 3%
4%
12
54%
33A
*111
14
115% Nov, 8
8%
5
12%
33A
100
Co (The)
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Nov
30
3A
8
4%
11%
54%
443A
104
100
1
4
*28
8 3/8
5
12%
22%
A
class
{2
;
29
preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd——100
Pittsburgh Ac West Virginia
_108
Pittsburgh Young Ac Ash pfd
100
11
38
29
83/a
4%
11%
33A
5%
18''
Jan
<
30
83/a
5
54%
__5
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw Ac Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co corn.
12% Feb
3
8%
21%
Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne Ac Chic
Ry com__100
7% gtd preferred
_ioo
31% Jan
27
8 3/a
200
52 %
3%
Pittsburgh
3
16% Mar
8 3/,
32 3/a
common
Consolidation
4
May 16
13% Dec
51%
par
Pitts
11
Mar. 22
Jan
24
Jan
35
51%
54%
Pitts C C Ac St Louis RR
100
Pitts Coke Ac Chem Co com__No
par
$5 convertible preferred—No
Jan
27
-
1
10% Jan
7% Mar 23
13% Jun
Feb
28
12% Dec
56
22
141
11% Jun
503A
51
9,900
7,100
3%
2
lo
38% Jan
50%
1,030
6
*53%
No par
30
38% Feb
5%
32%
-
preferred
Pitney-Bowes Inc
12% Apr
20
5%
55
50
$4
31% Dec
July .28
9% Sep
27
Dec
22
18
76% Nov 27
61% July 25
8
9
.:
22
Jan
71
17% Jan
37% Jan
6
140
►149%
5 5/a
11%
5
18
4
171
21
7
151%
53A
54%
__
common—No par
Corp
10
Jan
153
14
40% Oct
Mar 30
30% July .17/
*149%
5%
433A
preferred
Jan
17% Jan
25% Nov 21
Mar 22
163
26
Phillips Jones
33% Jan
104
5
11% July 14
86
Mar 17
3
31
102% Jan
9
15% Dec
14% July 17
151%
6
51
43%
Hosiery
24% July
151 %
*149%
53A
49%
93/a
No.par
Petroleum
97
151%
104
100
Feb
Dec
17% Sep
1503A
104'%
32%
preferred
3.90% series preferred
80% Dec
106
104%
32%
4%
97
4
104%
4%
*22%
preferred series A
20
4
%
11%
*108%
f" 25%
Philip Morris Ac Oo lid
3
9% Mar 31 >
104%
22%
Reading Coal Ac Iron
8
28% Dec
4,200
104 %
43
Philco Corp common new—.
16
104% Jan
;
Phlla Ac
19
25% Feb
27
101% Dec
4 8 :,A
105%
21%
STOCK
57% Jan
Jan
3,400
104%
5
100
EXCHANGE
91% Aug
14
50'%
46%
22
_7
V"-
15% Jan
58% Oct
July 17
50
40'/2
12
Corp—_—1
I per share
23% Dec
4
14,500
50%
46%
32%
—
NEW YORK
Highest
96'A May
15
20
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
16% Nov 22
18
33%
50%
46 %
STOCKS
Year 1950
•/.
33
503/8
46%
213%
_
Range for Previous
33%
50%
46 3A
9%
.
Lowest-1
33
50%
44%
conv preference com—No
par
4.4% preferred
100
3.8% preferred
;
100
4.3% preferred
100
4
Jan
33%
50%
X46%
400
>103%
No par
No par
Light Co
Electric
33
1.100
9%
"$1
8
110
.
Phila
333/a
17%
44%
Phelps-Dodge Corp
„25
Philadelphia Co 6% preferred-..
50
2
33
17%
104%
preferred
_—100
Corp of America—_i__5
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
_5
Pfizer (Chas) Ac Co Inc
__l
1
X115
27
24
Feb
27% Feb
H
112% Jan
t
116% Mar 23
62
17%.
3%
Co
4%%
17
70
17%
9%
Petroleum
19
66% Dec
1,680
17%
4%
25
Pet Milk Co common
2
85% Dec
110% Feb
23-
105% Oct 20
46
41
41%
443/a
*._io
Peoria Ac Eastern Ry Co
Co
Pepsi-Cola
19
24
107
Ac
•40
5,700
25%
39%
423%
Corp
Sand
preferred
Power
61'%
25
39
11%
;_5
Pennsylvania RR
—'
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light Ac Coke
2
32
115
Coke
Cement
Glass
5ft
31
6
20% Dec
12
Penna
3
Jan
25% Jan
May 19
36% Feb
139
Penn-Dixie
*60%
17%
6
—5
cohv prior preferred
Penick Ac Ford
.
Ac
61%
19%
*103%
1
5ft
Coal
25
60%
1
Co
Penney (J C) Co
30
Jan
'51% Jan. 25
112
Jan
36
17% Nov
Dec
56
x23
Jan
22%
60
18%
par
Transportation—No par
29
13.
11% Jan
Proof
38% Mar 17
37% Feb
28
103
18
23% Dec
Rust
183/4
39
4%
*29
4,800
100
18%.
17%
11%
29
18'%
18%
•99%
8,600
393A
43%
29
75
22
*58%
11%
5
183/4
1,500
77%
73%
l
Patino Mines Ac Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
3
22
22%
191/4
•75
100
18.300
17%
50%
8%
18%
*99%
18%
2.50
33% Aug 22
9% Jan 20
7% Jan
8%
19
200
35%
19%
77%
75
100
17%
35%
19%
74
No par
6
6
5%
49%
19%
*75
7,600
30
1
Mines
Dec
26% July II
5'/a
50
*8%
1
Refining
Co
&
53/4
149%
22
19%
35%
Shares
13%
104
*24
30
35%
76
13%
104
100
&
Consolidated
Davis
149%
49
No par
Pictures
Utah
2
48
105
*148%
10
Corp
Tllford Distillers
Corp
4% Jan
25
22
104%
100
Petrol
4% preferred
Panhandle Prod
19
19
*99%
60
Airways Inc
& Transp
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No
18
2
19%
17%
♦24
77%
75%
100
17%
60%
World
Pan-American
23
3
8% Jan
46% Jun
1% Mar 21
Pan
Amer
19
*99%
17%
*75
23%
4%
25
101% Jan
22 Vb Oct
July 20
38
Jan
19%
100
*19%
*59
Consolidated Corp
1
Corp com___10
2
5% Feb
9
48 % Nov
34% Jan
2
19%
77%
*22%
100
preferred
Packard Motor Car
28
8% Dec
28
17% Feb
4% Jan
35%
60 34
Telep Ac Teleg com
preferred
2
12% Feb
18% Apr
Pacific Mills
10
341%
35%
39%
Pacific
6%
*24%
*59%
Western Oil
8% Jan
28% Apr
34%
*38%
Electric
13%
104%
35%
23
Pacific Finance Corp of Calif
33% Jan
17
preferred
12%
104%
35%
76%
the Week
I per share
13 %
*241%
75%
Sales tar
Feb. %
t per share
104%
103%
No par
1st
41% Feb
13
Friday
Feb. 1
I per share
13%
No par
61% Feb
11
32
17%
Thursday
Jan. 31
25
11
4
*75.
17%
PRICES
Wednesday
103%
76%
19
Jan
13
78
76
100
38% Jan
Feb
Xl9%
♦75
76
18%
59
23
20
17%
27
35% Jun
20
*99%
27
15% July 27
35%
5
43
Sep
34%
35%
102%
100
preferred
Fisheries Inc
Coast
12%
•102%
77%
76
conv
Amer
13
102%
20 »/2
*75
12.50
Co
12%
*241/2
35%
*20
SALE
I per share
34%
35
2.50
HIGH
Tuesday
Jan.30
I per share
103
*241%
Mfg
Glass
Products
4%
Pacific
25% Feb
12%
*102'A
10
Co
Pabco
Jan
5
A__100
AND
Jan.29
I per share
No par
Owens-Illinois
19% Jan
common
preferred
Elevator
Outboard
19% Jan
100
(The)
Collins
65% Sep
30% July 26
July 26
2
104
11% Apr
Corp
convertible
Oppenheim
23
Aug
LOW
Monday
Jan. 27
Par
Oct
57 V*
48
18
19
72
RECORD
Saturday
EXCHANGE
42 VB Jun
Julv 26
STOCK
STOCK
tper share
12% Jan
10
NEW YORK
Highest
f per share
27'A Sep
14% July 10
49
Lowest
tper share
3
YORK
STOCKS
Year 1950
*107%
31%
38%
109
31%
45%
159
158
28
28
28
*107%
41%
28%
158
50%
30%
42%
159
46
49%
.
*157%
28%
453A
x49
109
109
303A
31
43%
159
.
;
42%
159
46
45%
49%
200
106%
46%
493A
350
50 %
109
108
47%
31
453/4
159
220
,
108
31
31%
.
9,700
38,000
•158
48
200
1,700
.
16.200
160
210
28%
28%
28%
28%
18 3A
19
18 3/4 '
19% '
79
79
79
79
4
3%
4
1,400
29,000
4%
4%
4%
28,100
•101%
102%
34%
28%
900
19%
19%
177,400
79%
79%
R
12% Jan
"3
,173% Jan
13
23'A Apr
100
27
Feb
3
July 23
16'/a Jan
19% Feb
Nov 25
76% Jan
3% Jan
79% Feb
2
4% Jan
8
RKO
33/4 Jan
80
18
4% Jan
28
RKO
103% Jan
35
10
101% Feb
Nov 36
For footnotes see
page
33
22.
Jan
103
2
Jan
9
35% Jan
18
Radio Corp of America com__No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
Pictures
Corp
1
Theatres Corp
Ralston Purina Co 3% ft pfd
Raybestos-Manhattan
1
100
—No par
18 3A
19
18%
19
18%
19
*78%
79%
78%
79%
79%
79%
4
4'
4%
4%
♦101% 103
*34%
35
4
4%
4%
4%
4
4%
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103
*101%
♦34%
35
34%
4%
4
4%
3%
4%
„
4%
4%
101%
'
4%
103
34%
*101%
*34
103
343A
*34
101%
34%
.
♦34%
'
•
20
100
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
20
,
Monday, February 5, 1951
.
(580)
RECORD
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range for Previous
,
I per share
21
49% Dec
47% Jan
r
Jan
3
36
30 Va Jan
13
36% Dec 30
20% Jun
29
28 % Dec
30
Jun
19
39% Feb
9
10% Jun
,
21 '
20% Dec 19
9"% Dec
28% Jun
66
12% Oct
2
1
21% Jan
2
12
Jan
3
27% Jan 30
11% Jan
26
Jan
6
<
64
Feb
2
14% Jan
2
i
16% Jan
16
x25
7
62 % May 15
1
20
14% Feb
10% July 17
59
V
*16%
17%
19%
20%
18%
19%
preference— „10
Corp
No par
10%
Reliable
Stores
,
•
Co
Mfg
Reliance
93% Aug 22
90
Jan
19"% Dec 27
19
Jan
2
21% Feb
2
Reo
16 % Dec
28
5% Jan 30
14
Jan
25
16% Jan
9
3% Jan
2
-4% Jan
4
1
9% Jan
2
10 % Jan
2
47% Nov 20
42 V8 Jan
2
49% Feb
2
13
Jan
13
30
115% Feb
1
118% Jan
3
32% Nov 24
28% Jan
4
31% Jan
July 13
7% Nov 24
5
Dec
6
18
13% Jan
23
i Dec
15
39% Jan
Dec
27
50
7
10
13
39%
94%
150
13
30
14
53% Dec
3
Jan
106% Jan
16
2
52% Jan
6
57% Feb
2
Jan
10
24% Feb
'
2
*
9
Jan
11
Dec
30
35% Jan
2
41
Jan
30
16% Jan
2
19% Jan
33
Jan
16
20
99
Feb
2
*>
Jan
,117
3
15
1
15% Jan
11
20% Jan
2
22% Jan
3
58% Jan 30
47% Jan
1
8% Jan
3
39% Nov 24
35% Jan
16
37% Jan
7
112 & Jan
4
112& Jan
12% Apr
"10% Jan
•41.
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35%
17%
,
17%
900
4,900
-200
•
41
•
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•
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35%
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•
-
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6,200
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-20
18%
20%
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20
19
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34%
34%
1 *40
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43
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.
106%
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'
.
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.
19%
10,700
15%
4
46%
46%
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No par
-
55%
56%
;*23%
24%
Co
Corp
8
No par
-20
common
24%
8%
8%
8%
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> 8%,.
,
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95
>
v
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95%
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57
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41
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100
56%
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Works Inc
Metal
Art
Royal Typewriter
Reberoid Co (The)
'
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&
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55%
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,
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19%
32%
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20
56%
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34
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30
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preferred series A
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29%
50%
-'•
160
.159
.
34%
105%
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23,900
11%
97
97%
96%.
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116
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,
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34%
>
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116
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13,200
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10
13,500
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4
3%
46%
41%
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4
10
116
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4
10%
20
26,100
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30%
30%
7%
7%
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Copper Mines
Haas
&
4%
11
'
May 11
61
Rochester
Rohm
Feb 28
19% Feb
23
106% Jan
11
Jan
106
May 12
4%
45%
—1
r
Corp
Robertshaw-Fulton
20
10
93% Jan
a
.*•
4,500
30%
.•
n
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14%,<14%
»
4 »
;4y8
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10%
10%
•'•♦10
100
.Bobbins'Mills Inc—
'
31% Jan
-10
Company
Roan Antelope
2
•
Oil
Richfield
Ritter
'
22
3%
.50C
Manufacturing Co
Rheem
1
27
19
'
31% Feb
,23
14%
series
4.50%
Preferred
19
Jan
28
20%
14%
.
7% Jan
107
July 13
18
43% July 28
8
July 13
r
'
31% Dec
19
Dec
23
23% Jun
13
Mar 17
14%
„•
,
5
98% Jaji
107% Nov 27
July 13
102
4
42% Jan
2?
14
36
13
12
60% Jan
Jan
36
2
8% Nov
19% Mar 24
28
2
29
2
105% Jan
11
4% Jan
2
Feb
11%-Jan
Jan
96% Jan
30
24% Dec
13
44% Feb
160
33% Jan
Dec 30
Jan
15% July
10
,41
2
37% Feb
19
25
139
31'
108% Jun
9
104% Dec
Jan
99% Mar
'5
Jan
4
Jan
10% Jan
3
15
32
.
43% Dec
38% Jan
Jan
8% Dec
20% Jan
100
2
8% Feb
10
25
Jan
7
V/
15%
20«
Steel Corp com
No par
6% conv prior pfd series A
100
Revere Copper & Brass com-No par
Rexall Drug Inc
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
5%% convertible preferred—100
Reynolds Spring Co__—1
1
Reynolds (R J;'Tob class B
-10
Common
-10
Preferred 3.60% series_r
-100
30
117% Dec
18%
20 Va
19%
20%
■?
4
lZ VST*62 ,/ 64%
15% • 15%
*93
95-*'
20
20%
95
—1
Republic
5
14% Jan
——
26%
.11%
64%
15%
*92
.25c
>'.
-
—1
Inc
Motors
12
**62%
,50c
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
ao3
20
.11%
27'
11%
26%
12
.loo
Conv pfd 3%#> series-Remington-Rand common
$4.50 preferred
25
26%
5
common
13
23% Jan
t
29%
*34%
i
'17%
*17 '
••
30 '
Shares
[■
52%
36%
•.*40%
35%
*34%
i.
17-%
+*i7
'
%
*
>
/
20
11% Feb
.
'
<<
Jan
July 13
8% Jun 30
■
t
.
35%
*'•34%
*16%-117%
20 - .* 20%
18% '19%
10%
—
prior
dlv
5% Jan
3
"35%
...
50
36%
29%
'
50%
37
■
24
93 % Jan
11
*34%
"
35%
*34%
30%
30%
*
-
41
50
36%
40% >-40%
30%
30%
*40%
-
Sale* for
the Week
share
J per
";f per share
„
36%
36%
Friday
.-
'Feb. 1
per share ■-.<
51%,. 51%
37
'
par
10 Vs Jan
«-65
.'41a-
41
"V
52%
*"•36%
& Co—
(Robt)
$1.25
16
12% Jan
*40%
30%
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-50C
No
InC
Bros
Reeves
8
25
\ 30%
36%
30%
51%
52%
'37"..
'30%
52%
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it
S per share
$ per share
*
52%.
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-60
Co
per share
51%
-25
Reed Roller Bit Co
5
Jan
Real
'-
18%Jan
23
Aug
5
18% Feb
—1
-50
non-cum '2nd preferred—5
Silk Hosiery Mills
>4%
20% Feb
2 '
$
Per
/.'/'•
»;
<
■
common
non-cum
1st preferred— -50
'4%
'■
9% Jan
22
July 3
8
19
Jan
35 % Jan
10
"
16
9
Feb
22
41
'
■*
Reading
Reis
6
Jan
7
18
25
17% Jan
18% Dec
12% Mar 30
•
31% Jan
■'
.
Rayonler Inc common
$2
preferred
r
1
15% Jan
18
16% Nov
30
July 17
15
Feb
37
•
34% Jan
34% Mar 22
3
July
30
,
'
"
16
2
39 % Jan
"
Jan
8
27% Jan
35
share
53
2
*
Jan. 31
■
Feb. 3
Thursday
Wednesday
Jan. 80
»Jan. 29
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Monday
' <
-•
Jan. 27
•
J per
-I per share
I per. shar»
„
25
*24% Jan
Saturday
.
EXCHANGE
Highest
'
Lowest
:Highest
Lowest
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
HIGH
LOW .AND
STOCKS
-
26% July 12
*110% Jun 19
99% Dec
2
46% Jan
55
101% Jan
4
Jan'
100
99% Dec 28
Nov 20
22
Mar 24
34
Mar
114
50% Feb
18% Dec
7
23% Oct
9
21
Jan
2
22% Jan
9% Jun
27
24'A Dec
21
22
Jan
10
30% Feb
62 % Dec
21
60% Jan
10
71% Feb
42% Jun
128
30
12% Jan
;1
1
Feb
6
13% Jan
5
95% Jan
19% Jan
3
21% Jan
37% Jan
12
41% Jan
16
45Va Feb
Jan
17
101% Jan
7
Oct
5
3
J50
60
Jan
3
Dec
Jan
2
Jan
123
Scranton
22
2
86% Jan
27
87
Jan
3
47% Jan
10
54'% Jan
19
25
81
Jan
3.35%
Elec Co
Air Line
5%
8
2
17
Vs Jan
3
18Vb Jan
16
Seaboard Finance
47% Jan
May 11
79
Jan
2
91
Jan
12
Seaboard
19% Jan
8% Nov
Dec
Oil
Co
17% Jan
8
22 '/2 Jan
15
Nov 24
51% Jan
25
53% Jan
16
Sears
20
1 May 20
16% Jan
8
17% Jan
12
13% Nov 30
12% Jan
8
14% Feb
2
Seiberling
14% May 31
10
Jah
2
11'A Jan
4
98 y2 May
6
29
13%
<*95%
20%
87% Jan
8
89
Jan
3
14%
•>-,.
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14,'A
80%
.
18
40V2
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40%
44
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53
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87
54
80
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81
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11
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85
,
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24
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98
240
26
Jan
.
Safeway Stores common
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5% preferred
100
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100
2
St Joseph Lead Co
10
12
St Joseph Light & Power Co_No par
2
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L San F Ry Co com vtc__Nopar
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100
13
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100
2 v
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100
22
St Regis Paper Co common
5
3
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100
9 .-Savage Arms Corp
5
31
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2
Scott Paper Co common
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9 V
$3.40 preferred
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3
$4 preferred
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8
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25
11
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100
12
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28 y2 Sep
33
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27
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2
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2
11% Jan
26
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11%
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2
29 Va Jan
29
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29
29
29 Va
57% Jah
18
55%
56
55,%
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2
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43
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36
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24
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3
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8
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11
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Sheraton Corp; of America
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30
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2
2
17
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28
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24
16
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20
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29
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11
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28
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174
For footnotes
Mar 22
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Jan
2
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see
page 22.
40
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5
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5
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1
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Sparks Withington Co
I
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Spear Ac Go common...
1
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%
69%
•
Spalding
«
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29
6
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21
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preferred
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5%
5'
17
81
26
3
72% Feb
Oct
3
4% July 13
15
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5
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14%
.
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25
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27
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5
13% Mar 16
Jan
;
11%
32 y2
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8
52 Va Jan
23% May 25
18
60
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Shares
$ per share
34%
45%
33
44
the Week
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36%
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5
4
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30 «/2 July. 12
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10
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Smith
18
2
42
1
12
Smith
'
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5% Jan
117
Jan
51
14
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45
26
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28
36% Jun
28% Feb
2
Jan
10% July 12
136
38
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4%. Jan
114
53 Va Apr
50% Dec
<
:
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Oil
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Corp
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19% Jan
Steel
&
•
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-
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Sinclair' Oil
2
33% Jan
4
Co
30
12
Mar
8
Feb 23
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25
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36% May 29
1
15
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85
17% July 13
Jan
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31
137% Feb
2
31
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28% July 13
47% Jan
7
■
38
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Sales for
Feb. 3
-
Feb. 1
-
23
121
43i/2
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14 % Oct
20
33 j/4
44%
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56% Oct
66 Va Aug
34 vb v
40%
$4.25 cum preferred
Shattuck
(Frank
G)
7
49
33 v2
Sharp St Dohme common
42'A Jan
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20
19%
19%
44%
44%
44%
44%
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106%
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106%
22%
22%
115%
117%
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70
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52
50%
185
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70
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23%
67%
68
68
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115%
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185
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185
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12,900
22%
23,000
27
72
18%
,
18'/a
55,900
19%
19%
22,600
19
4,300
19%
4,300
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45%
17,800
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44
531/4
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19%
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69%
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19%
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24%
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22
27V4
67%
22
800
77
24%
70
67%
21%
27
67
21%
27
11%
76%
.
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19%
19'A
43%
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73
17%
16%
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.
11
81
23%
1
100
4%
48%
23%
67%
5,000
2,800
41/4
23%
27
4,900
3,900
48%
23
22%
50,200
4%
54
66%
21%
27
1,100
48%
23
54
1,400
15,100
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32%'
109 Va
~40
107
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36%"'
51%
27 %
-4
50
23
67Va
58%
112
107
108
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112%
102
35%
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36
43
43%
56%
112%
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107
43
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95
95
43 %
57
*111%
102
43
43%
112
56
56%
112%
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39
*183% 184%
*17
17%
*69
49%
23
14%
51 %
14
107%
51%
39
34%
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26%
114
31%
51%
27%
4%
47%
4%
11%
80
22%
14%
51%
13%
*99
*94%
*105%
35
31% 31%
*107% 109%
20
20
45% 45%
;
14%
51 %
14
52
108
108
,,26% 27%
115y
14%
52%
13%
14
*51%
52
13%
13%
43%
44%
55%
56
111% 111%
*99
102
*94%
95
*105% 107
34%
35%
106% 108
22 %
53%
53%
66% 66%
United Gas Corp
10
22
22%
United Gas Improvement Co—13% *■'■-,: 27
27
United Merch & Mfrs IncY
1
16% 16%
United Paramount Theatres
1
19% 19%
Certificates of interest
1
19%
19%
U S & Foreign Securities
No par
43% 43%
$4.50 1st preferred
No par
*105% 107
U S Freight Co
No par
22% 22%
U S Gypsum Co common—
20
115
118
7%
*43%
3,700
104
38%
871/2
9%
*43%
263/4
1021/2
40%
38%
39V4
163A
9%
27
104
26 3/8
103
40 3/a
85
38'A
•
26%
105
39%
133/4
40%
—1
United-Carr
U S Hoffman
'
26%
103
41%
:/■;/;g&i
Biscuit of America—No par
Carbon
27%;
105
40%
'
Saturday
Par
*
.
preferred
Board
26%
101
*39%
s
Corp
$4.50 preferred
108
17% Jan
32
58
United
45% Jan
30
3% Jan
4%%
-
13
2% July 12
Jun
2
Feb
118
20
32% July 12
47%
18%
17%
38%
Aircraft Corp common—-5
convertible preferred—100
United Air Lines Inc common—10
29
4
47
183/4
-
17%
20
47
i
21%
13%
5%
Dec
Jan
103%
-
18
18%
121%
United
;
18% Dec
107
*102%
18
46
18
•47
36%
«
•
*102
1031%
*102
■;
"
No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co.—.~5
Union Bag & Paper Corp—No par
1 Union
Carbide & Carbon—No par
Un El Co of Mo pfd $4.50 ser—No par
Preferred $3.70 series—No pir
Preferred
$3.50
series—y.No par
't
Preferred $4 series
—No par
Union Oil of California
25
Union Pacific RR Co common
50
j
4% non-cumulative preferred—50
Union Tank Car Co
Y_No par
111% Sep
48
23
3, <
29% Jan
Mar 29
33
28 3/e Feb
•'
'
u
Underwood
2
3
103 %
22%
18
LOW
iUdylite Corp (The)
9
112 Va Jan
25
?% Mar 28
2
37% Dec
38
13% Jan
106
3
Feb
52
-
9
79% July 11
■,
5
109% Jan
25
18
106% Jan
24% July 17
—
104% Jan
Aug 21
Dec
■
x94Vb Jan
15
107% Nov 28
50
31
July
99 Va Aug
2
10
Jan
11
103% Aug 18
81
'
2
12% Jan
26% Jan
39% July 14
■
1031/2
600
18%
*
Transamerica Corp
_2
Trans World Airlines Inc
5
Transue & Williams Steel
No par
Tri-Continental Corp common
1
$6 preferred ——
No par
Truax-Traer Coal Co
5
20th Century Fox Film com—No par
$1.50 conv preferred——No par
$4,50 prior preferred——No par
Twin City Rap Transit com_.No par
5% - conv prior preferred
50
Twin Coach Co
——1
29
10% Jan
107
8,500
21%
49
<
conv
EXCHANGE
1*
2
2
16% Jan
12
37%
5%
!
common—
•
29
11% Jun
110% May 17
3
3
371/4
18%
'.*7%
2
10
Jan
37-%
30%
Pacific Ry Co
$ per share
"
23
17% Dec
8% July 13
104% Jan
Co
NEW YORK STOCK ?
Highest
share
"16% Jan
14% July 13
15
17%
*102
STOCKS
Lowest
37%
22
*39%
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
$ per share
,
Producing
Inc
Range for Previous
Year 1950
37%
700
43
18%
*386
(J R)
-•
—
15
Products Inc com—_—5
4%
preferred
100
Thompson-Starrett Co corn..No par
$3.50 preference —..——No par
Tide Water Associated Oil—
10
;Timken-Detroit Axle
15
•'Timken Roller Bearing,. .y—No pr
'Toledo Edison Co
(The)—
.5
3
27
Nov
37%
"
-
-
21%
Thompson
Jan
-
22
2,200
13%
;
13% Jun
25
18
'Thompson
5
103
27
6
Jan
4% Jan
Nov
5% Feb
2% Nov 10
2
Feb
24% Jan
25
103
4
29
37% Jan
18
8% Oct
42% Dec
5% July 13
Jan
6% Jan
45
36% Jan
15%
57
preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—_5
$2.40 conv preference.'
No par
The Fair
1
No par
Thermoid Co common
i
1
$2.50 convertible preferred
50
iThird Avenue Transit Corp.No par
'Thomas Steel Co (The)
il
31
2
13% Sep 18
9% Oct 20
&
Textron
$1.25
11
12% July
32
Texas
'
Jan
30% Jan
17% Jan
2
11% Jan
20
37% Jan
5% Jan
,
l
26
Apr
43
151/4
5%
Land Trust—
share certificates
Sub
22
Nov
July 17
44
15%
-
Pacific
89% Sep
53
*15%
13%
Pacific Coal & Oil
Jan
105
'
■
*42
15%
2934
Gulf Sulphur—;
*41%
43
No par
10
!
Texas
Texas
30
44% Jan
10
Y
Co
30
Jan
Texas
30
24% Oct
97% Nov
25
15 % Jan
43
43
5
5
27% Jan 24
93
2
82 y2 Dec
13
63% July 13
59 % Jan
56%
.15%
9
Corp
Tennessee
56%
56
21%
*15%
Telautograph Corp
2
8,000
56
55%
22%
25
(James)
23
Jan
200
23%
551%
31%
.'Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com—No par
$4 preferred —:——
-No par
-■Symington Gould Corp__
5% Jan
15,500
103%
23%
102
18%
-24
;
y
12% Jan
25
*
23%
'
:
18%
18%
com-
Coy
' 1031/4
13,300
77,900
371/8
23%
47%
17%
*118%
100
yI
Swift International Ltd.
6
3
Jan
Swift &
36%
23%
'
>
■11% Jan
36%
..
'
25
.50
10
4%% preferred _■
—100
sSweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
.Sutherland Paper Co
5
47 %
18 %
12%
10c
Superior Oil of California!
(Superior Steel Corp
2
24
18
15% Mar
26% Apr
48
18
-45
12.50
Co
23% Feb
88% May 31
4% Nov 30
Sunshine Mining
49 % Jan
4
17
Inc
8
Jan
11% July 11
conv
Biscuits
36%
36%
103
31%
25
pfd series B
—25
2nd pfd ser. 1950—20
2
5% Jan
V
^
conv
Sunshine
101%
21%
preferred series AY__^
3
45% Aug 23
U8% July 13
79
common
4
Apr
-
Corp
6
Oct
9% July 11
v
preferred
4%%
Oil
Jan
14
30
370
July 17.
47%
18%
71
17% Jan
43% Jan
Nov
17% Dec
3
9% Mar 30
.35
102%
48
v
common..y__Ai_No par
A
102%
103
48
-18%
*97
Co
641/2
1013/a
;
37%
103
_No par
5%%
18
63% Apr
195
37%
—1
—4
4%%
30
19
29% Jan
21% Jan
17
22 % Dec
July 13
8% July 12
37%
65 %
•
4%%
14% July 12*
Jan
37
97
99%
*102
20,900
95%-
63%
1031/4
Shares
95 3/a
94%
23%
15%
37
the Week
t per share
65%
*102
-
*
100"%
36%
:
Sales fov
Feb. 2
Feb.1
t per share
64%
64%
42%
15%
—.5
—
1
95%
100
55%
42%'
,_15
"
24% Jan 29
49
19
Corp
'
15%
series A 'preferretL—yNo par
Oil
Sun
19
119% Jan:
17% Jan
Corp'
55
42 %
Chemical Corp comomni—y.—1
$4.50
6
„
72% Jan
118% Jan
76?%
Y.
25
10% Jan
'16% Jan
30
12% Jan
6
»
* 9
72% Oct 25
xl22
•98% Jan
181
50% Jan
9
10% Jan
24
y. Apr
Studebaker
54%
36%
prior
&
54%
14%
>
18
5Vo
24
24%
55
*18
29
22% Jan
1
102%
23%
-
42
preferences
: -20
WebsterY—_—_i__4_No par
18% Jan
19% Jan
102%
24 %
15
•
.100
__y
Corp
36%
42
Stokley-Van Camp Inc .'common. .11
2
17% Jan
23% Apr 27
36% Oct
7
25% July 17
v
16% Jan
-
28
20% Sep
5
16% July 13
Y
.15% Jan
Nov 24
18
—5
—
2
35%
36%
94V4
•
65%
102 %
42
__1
—.
17
19 Va Feb
101%
♦
*14%
par
Stewart-Warner
4
49% Jail
46
18
,_No
95 %
.
102%
23%
54 %
*
94%
'64%
99%
95
Friday
Thursday
♦
Jan.31
t per share
-1.23%
103
23%
Sterling Drug Inc common—
3%%
preferred —*
Stevens (J P) &- Co Inc
*
Feb
48% Dec
(The) X S
Stores Inc
Co
Sterchi Bros
102%
1
-50;
4% : convertible preferred-
30
Dec
40
1
Standard =Steel Spring jcommon.
>24%"Jan-29v'
•
.100
preferred aeries A
■.,,3?A%
56% Feb ": 2
26'-
54% Nov 28
14';
42% July
10
21% Jan
; t~ i
6
Jan
r.
-102% Jan
94%
94%
Wednesday
Sper share
Standard Oil of Indiana
Feb
Jan
66
PRICES
Jan.30
f per share
t per share
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
Jan. 29
Jan. 27
Par
97
10
AND
Monday
Saturday
*
$ per share
30% Dec
14
Jan 25
->
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
it per share
I per share
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1950
Lowest
STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
21
?;
21%
115
*182
1,400
12,600
185
2,300
18
*17%
70
*68%
69
*68'A
69
52%
54
53%
54
22%
22%
22%
21%
22%
9,200
67 Va
67
67
64%
65%
900
55%
17%
17
20%
416%
17%
22,800
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(582)
Range for Previous
t per
S per
share
$ per
shore
8% Jan
12
8% Jan
9
34 % July 13
49% Jan
10
37
Jan
2
43
Jan
29
65% July 17
23% July 12
77
Jun
12
74
Jan
3
80
Jan
30
88% July
37% Jan
8
<:r
36 % Jan
11
97% Apr
52% Oct
15
17
96
Jan :
2
58% Jan
141% Jan
24
2
61% Jan
2
Jan ,VS:1
66% Feb
Jan
2
47% Jan
135
18
54% July 14
68% Mar
25% Jan
42% Dec
139
Jan
18% Dec
40
4
27
July
151% Nov 20
22
Feb
100
5
42
Jan
11
10
7% Jan 26
6
11% Jan
1
96% Jan
24
4% Jan
22% Nov
8
9
27
Jan
3
24% Oct
18
22% Jan
2
27% Feb
4
6% Apr
17
4 % Jan
10
5% Jan
22% Jan
17
23% Feb
2
x25
20% July 27
16
177
July 10
12
Jan
161
7 %
45
Jan
15
170% Jan
11% Feb
54 % Jan
10
30% dan
Jan
2
2
139%
140%
139%
139%
58
59%
*57%
4U
58
66%
46
152
*65%
46%
471/4
150%
152
19%
150%
10%
10%
103/4
10%
*94
97%
*92
4%
4
4%
*26
1
26
263/B
26%
26%
5%
4%
5%
Universal Leaf Tobacco com__No par
*23
23 %
23%
preferred
100
7,700
66%
66%
400
47%
127,300
Xl52%
47
47
46%
47%
153
151%
152%
2,600
152
5,700
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
*41%
42%
42
42
6%
6%
6%
6%
1,000
11'/a
11%
10,500
7
11
11
11
111/4
96%
94
94
*91
3%
168%
*167
400
26
26
27%
27 3A
27%
27%
*168
170
9.200
2,400
10
170
*168
170
2,200
5
23%
23
23%
23%
23 %
*4%
5
4%
5
23
11,700
27 3/8
27%
23%
100
4 »/8
4
*25%
27
26%
4%
150
96%
*91
4
3%
4
26%
5
168%
170
♦167
170
1.840
58%
66%
1
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
10%
10 %
10%
10>4
10%
11%
15,400
100
•
Universal Pictures Co Inc
55%
56%
*55%
56%
56
56%
56%
57'/a
57%
57%
57%
57%
580
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28'/a
28%
1,600
32%
35%
15%
15%
32% 32%
17%
17%
25% 25%
*105
107
*105% 109
34%
35
15%
32%
34%
15%
32%
36%
15%
33%
35%
36%
x35%
com
preferred
4%%
*167
140%
57%
66 %
27%
*23%
23
139%
58%
66%
26%
4%
3/8
140 34
57%
42%
4%
26%
5
140%
58%
7
96%
4
*26
26%
*26
27
'
140
16.100
56%
56
19%
11
*92
■
56%
7%
10%
96%
4
2
*7
73%
96%
55%
46%
19%
7%
*95%
66%
42
73/8
7,100
9634
■
.
"41 %
19%
42
*7'/8
*95%
56
152
151%
19'%
*41
42
40%
96%
57
42
19%
19%
*41
40%
95%
140
/ 473/4
1.000
82
40%
40
55%
4
8.100
42
*79
82
*79
82
8%
41%
42
15,100
19
*8
8%
41%
40%
39%
66%
47
150%
1
8%
*78
58
*65%
66%
46%
*65%
1
2d pfd—5
non-c
80
39 %
50
19
28 % Feb
58
2
26% Jan
34% Aug 16
14
27
140
57%
preferred
convertible
4%
2
26
Dec
139%
50
50
79
39%
Univer&al Laboratories Inc
12
10
56%
78%
38%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
31
Jan
61% Jan
5
20% Feb
27
Sep
Jan
9 % Jan
166
July 28
27
May 23
24% Dec
,
9
Jan
96%
55%
United Wall Paper Inc common
26
24
9
*95%
57 %
78
383/4
'
preferred—No par
convertible
$6
Corp
Stores $4.20
United
1
3% Dec
15
96%
55 3/4
76
38%
No par
common
United Stockyards
22
4% Apr
27% Jan
*95%
42%
76
non-cumulative preferred—25
7%
24
13
94
26
U S Tobacco Co
12
Feb
3% Jan
9% Jan
3
Jan
19% Jan
3
6% Jan
28
11% Apr
19
91% May 3
2% July 17
3
Jan
41
97
42%
Shares
share
18%
18%
*8
8%
42%
42
No par
100
Corp common
preferred
7%
19
153% Jan
2
18% Jan
:
"8
42
57
preferred
1%
8%
56%
Min com
18%
19%
42%
*95%
43
42%
the Week
$ per
$ per share
18%
18%
*8
8%
*8
8%
18%
100
1st preferred
non-cum
U S Steel
30
148% Jan
21
6"% Oct
26
Dec
9
42
44% May 19
3
5% Jan
6
29
8%
U S Smelting Ref &
61
*8
183/4
18%
18%
Sales for
Feb. 2
Feb. 1
$ per share
t per share
Friday
Thursday
Jan.31
10
U S Rubber Co common
17
8
5
62% Nov
13
4
Jan
51
143% Oct
3
Jan":
55% Jan
5
18
126% Jan
1 per share
S per share
Wednesday
Jan. 30
18%
Monday, February 5, 1951
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Jan. 29
10
20
10
1
100
preferred
U S Pipe & Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A__
4%%
41% Jan' ' 8
33% Mar 31
■
10
Jan
95% Jan
38% Dec 29
5
3
1
U S Lines Co common
9
29
7% Dec
-
17% Jan
Monday
■■
,
Par
Jan
20
4
18
27
Saturday
Jan. 27
STOCK
$ per share
share
Feb
14 Vi Jun
HIGH
AND
LOW
\
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
Lowest
.
RECORD
STOCK
YORK
NEW
STOCKS
.
.
Utah Power & Light Co
*
V
Jan
3
16% Dec
28
14% Jan
8
24 % Feb
23
38% Sep
5
30% Jan
36%
16%
33%
18%
3
9
127/s Jan
3
18% Dec
20
17
Jan
25
20% Jan
26
28% Oct
18
24% Jan
2
8
103
May
10
105
July 12
97% Mar
98
Jan
96% Mar 22
29
Jan
27
115
22
Jan
19
Jan
10
10% Jan
28 )
Dec
114
5
3
Jan 24
106% Jan 23
115
21
106% Dec
31
10
Jan
20
7
46% Dec
30
41
Jan
5
46% Jan
26
33% Dec
30
33
Jan
4
35% Jan 31
30% Jan
9
42
Feb
2
20% Jan 12
32
Jan 20
19% July
7
X30% Oct
13
29
Jan
2
July 17
37% Apr
13
35% Jan
20
22% Sep
1
17% Jan
2
36
May 17
x30% Jan
8
65
Dec
28
643/4 Jan
10
Jan
25% Jun
28
11
Jan
50
Jan 31
100% Jan 18
12% Jan 24
123
Jan 11
22
Jan 31
116% Jan
2
106% Jan 26
3
Jan
18% Jan
Mar 23
117% Aug 25
12
xl03%May 26
27% Jan
46
Jan
Jan 13
106
Jan 26
105% Jan 10
2
100
31
27
9
11% Dec 28
6% Jun
16% July 27
114% Sep
Jan
105 % Jan
104
51% May 19
101 % Dec 29
39% July 26
79
4
Jan
17% Nov
6
31 % Dec
14
48
24
Vanadium Corp of America__No par
Van Norman Co
2.50
Van Raalte Co Inc
10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
Vick Chemical Co
2.50
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com__100
5% non-cumulative preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common^—5
3%% preferred
100
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
6% div partic preferred
100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—10
$5 preferred
100
$4 04 dividend preferred
100
Va Iron Coal & Coke 4% pfd
25
Virginian Ry Co common
25
6% preferred
25
Visking Corp (The)
5
Vulcan Detinning Co common
10
1% preferred
20
#
32% 32%
15%
15%
*32 '
32%
*17%
17%
25% 25%
*105% 107
*105% 109
47%
47%
*100
12 ,
120%
21
115
*105
101
12%
47
■
•
36%
19%
*31%
21%
115%
106%
46 ;
34%
30%
35
30%
39
20
32
37%
19%
37%
19%
32
*31%
19%
*31%
38%
20
*31%
15%
333/8
1,600
17 3/8
17%
18
5,700
26%
26'A
26 3/a
1,700
105%
108
*105%
109
*105%
3,900
108
1051/2
109
50
50
1001/4
*491/2
:■
■»
101
11%
120%
21%
213/a
116
105
106%
*44%
1,500
51
>
11%
8,600
121 %
121
21%
115
!
101
OO
11%
11%
120%
,
20%
32
15%
333/8
26
50
49%
15%
33
17%
*100
101
11"% 12
121
122
21% 22
*115
116
*105
106%
*44% 46
35% 35%
30
30%
101
11% 12%
121 % 121%
21% 21%
115% 115%
*105
106%
*44% 45%
34% 35%
30% 30%
38
39
120%
46
48%
47%
*100
29,700
36
15%
33
17%
17%
17%
17%
25% 25%
25% 25%
*105% 107
*105% 107
*105% 109 )')•": * 105% 109
47%
*100
101
12%
12%
*120
121%
20% 21
*115
116
*105
106%
*44
46
34% 34%
30
30
15%
32%
1,500
21%
13,GOO
115
115
40
*105
106%
*44
45%
10
46
35%
35%
35%
3,300
303/s
30%
301/2
3,900
38 «/2
38"%
20%
32
35%
301/4
39%
401/2
42
4.900
19%
19%
20%
4,800
32
313/8
31%
100
19%
*31S/8
W
Apr
Jun
Jan
Wabash RR
10
2
4
.28
Jan
2
29
53
13
51
Jan
12
Jan :Z-9'iV
31
11% Jan 29
53% Jan
Nov
24
93/8 Dec
28
8% Jan
4
14% July 14
24
17% Jan
10
19% Jan
30
Jan
23
IO2V2 Jan
30
5%%
11% Jan
11
13% Jan
4
Warner
Jan
Dec
106
8
Sep
100
19
161/4 Jan
16
11
24
35
241/8 July 18
15'/4 Feb 14
38% Feb
6
29% Dec
21
24 % Jan
28
27% Jun ; 8 /
12% Jun
30
173/eDec
23
31
Warren
Jan
9
2
19% Jan
31
173/b Jan
'
18
Feb
Jan
30
30
31% Jan
10
36% Jan
29
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
88% Feb
2
35
Jan
5
30
Jan
27
28
88% Sep
35% Dec
25
27
28
313/4 jan
25
15
273/4 Dec
28
26 % Jan
25
July 13
273/4 Dec
28
27
Jan
24
28% Feb
2
West
Penn
26
114% Jun
13
111
Jan
3
112% Jan
23
West
Penn Power
21 Va
110
Dec
14
109% Feb
104'% Oct
.4
17
11
13%
19%
•101%
101%
101%
102%
102%
103
*101%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12
12%
12
12%
12
12%
11%
12%
48,200
40%
40 »/2
38%
393/4
36%
37%
37%
373/4
37%
37%
36%
37%
5,200
30%
31%
30%
31%
323/s
31%
32 3/a
30%
31%
31%
31%
22,200
26
25%
25%
25'/a
25%
25%
25% "25%
18%
19
19 3/a
193/a
18%
18%
18%
18%
5.600
243/s
24%
24 %
24%
25
1,300
18
175/s
17%
17%
17 34
9,300
8%
9.000
10
2
3
108'% Jan
15
84
102
Electric
88
17%
11% Jan
28
13% Dec
S per
$ per share
$ pert <*hnr»
8%
8%
8%
8%
*8%
8%
8%
35%
353/4
343/4
35%
34%
35%
34:!/4
35
883/s
88
88
883/s
88
88 3/8
881/8
88%
881/4
88%
300
32%
323/4
32%
323/4
32%
32%
32%
33%
6.300
283/4
30
29%
30
28%
29'A
28%
28 3/8
27%
28
28%
28%
6,100
28%
23,600
27%
27%
27%
27%
28%
Western Auto Supply Co
1
28
111%
112
111%
111%
*
111 %
112
*1051%
107
105%
107
*105%
107
*105%
107
*106
108
*106
108
*106
108
106
107%
*106
107%
77%
110%
v
*110%
19
78
78
77%
*110%
v.
193/a
19%
19%
19
;
*
-
77%
110%
19%
79
18%
/
AND
HIGH
Monday
SALE
f per share
13%
13
13 3/a
133/a
13%
46%
45%
46%
463A
47%
6.900
21%
22
213/4
22%
22%
2258
11.200
42%
42
43%
43
43
2.100
6,300
45
45 %
22
22 %
21%
22%
21%
22%
27
July
3
41 % Dec
22
40
Jan
23
46% Jan
16
4%
100
*42
43%
43
43%
42%
43
28
Jan
3
55
Dec
29
48
Jan
25
55
64% Jun
27
89
Oct
24
87
Jan
3
2
44% Jan
12
Western Union Teleg class A_No par
42%
35% Jan
16
Westinghouse Air Brake
No par
34%
35
38% Jan
31
11
103"% Jan
17
36% Jan
22
Weston Electric
19
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
18
12
Feb
20
Dec
6
30 % Nov
29
35% Dec
28
Jan
3
94
Oct
19
90
41
Feb
28% Dec
129
103
126
Jan
34% Jan
2
42
Feb
1
Jan
12
92% Jan
31
27
29% Jan
26
31%'Jan
5
27
26% Jan
25
29% Feb
ft
White
19% Jan
2
22% Feb
2
2
33% Jan
12
35% Nov
22
Jan
2
36
Jan
23
12% Feb
15
17% May 26
15% Jan
26
17
Jan
3
3
11% Dec
29
10% Jan
25
12
Jan
2
5
70 % Dec
30
68 % Jan
26
73
Feb
2
$4.50
Jun
27
16
Oct
24
13% Jan
25
15% Jan
4
Wilson &
5
91
Sep
22
83% Jan
85% Jan
6
49% May
12
conv
9% July 11
13% Dec
30
12% Jan
13% Feb
2
16% July 13
22% Feb
25
17% Jan
4
20 % Jan
20
Jun
13
138% Jan
25
140% Jan
45% Sep
15
45
Jan
3
48% Feb
2
Woodward
3
44
Jan
2
46
Jan
25
Woolworth
137
July 18
32% Jan
42% Dec
10
16
142
51
Feb
42 3/a
42%
42%
10.500
35
35%
345/8
35
10.:>OG
56.200
37%
37%
37%
37%
38 3%
375/8
103%
103%
103%
>103%
1053/a
*1035/8
36%
36%
36%
35%
35%
*120%
par
*120%
13o
-
130
*120%
130
>120%
130
38%
39%
38%
39%
38%
41%
91
91%
91
91
92
92%
J
35
373A
35
38%
*103 3/4
105'A
35%
38
IO51/4
35%
130
41%
42
41%
42
50,100
93
91 'A
92
350
*92
'
'
—-
20
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
29%
30
303/a
30%
30%
30%
1,600
27%
27%
28%
30%
27%
28%
28%
28
28%
28%
29
29'/8
2934
10,100
1
20%
21
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
2238
15,400
*35 %
*35%
36%
*35%
36%
*351/4
36%
36%
35%
35%
*35%
36
16
16%
x'16%
16%
16%
161/8
16
16%
16%
16%
16 3/4
17
11
n%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11
11'A
11 i/s
11 "2
69%
70
70%
70%
71%
72
72%
73
14%
13%
13%
85
85
85
*845/a
No par
69 %
69%
*68
13%
14
13%
No par
*84%
85
*84%
141/4
*84%
*13
12%
12%
12%
12%
10
com
20
20
20
20%
—100
10
•_
Co
13%
85
10
Co
(F W)
*68%
No par
common
Co
Iron
200
1.100
132
*122
*120%
92
37%
37
*91
36
1.200
common__l
pfd series A
preferred
6%
42
35%
5
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
10
43
35%
20
Motors
Co Inc
Wilson-Jones
42%
35%
37%
$4.25 preferred
2
25
42%
35%
*103%,
Prior preference
77% Jan
42%
35%
1
Willys-Overland
35
S3
36%
Wilcox Oil Co
5% Jan
53%
92 3/4
37%
Co
25% Nov
53 3/8
93%
103%
prior preference—No
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
19
53%
933/8
36%
conv
Motor
52%
94
37%
Wheeling Steel Corp corn—No par
$5
52%
93%
103%
White Sewing Machine com
Jan
52%
93
12%
100
Instrument
19
126
43
52
x93
'
12.50
Westinghouse Electric com
3.80% preferred series B
2
23
36
42%
16,600
X52
93%
35
;
*42
—100
2
Jan
33% Jan
34% Jan
Jun
18% Dec
*92
43
2
34% Dec
26% July 15
15% Feb
8
92 %
39% Jan
52%
52%
52%
92 %
32 % Jan
105% Feb
81
50%
100
1
16
112
No par
33% Oct 24
22
Shares
12%
10
22% Feb
the Week
46
100
29% July 13
Sales for
Feb. 3
1 per share
Thursday
13
47%
Western
24% July 13
Friday
rcb1. 1
i ver share
12%
16
102 % Sep
160
46%
24% Jan
Dec
1,400
13%
25
44
2,700
46%
10
13
19%
80
109%
12%
20% Jan
19% Jan
19%
791/4
109%
"20
13
12%
40% Jan
Preferred series A
19%
79%
110
70
107%
t Per share
Wednesday
t per share
28
Western Pacific RR com
79%
Jan.31
25
2
■
*109%
107 »/2
PRICES
Jan.30
i per share
19%
V
80%
109%* 109%
Tuesday
Jan. 29
19%
: 79
Xl09% 109%
51"% Apr
23% Dec
24
23
112
107
112
37% July 26
12% July
5
Jan
28%
111%
*105%
44%
94% Jan
28
112
107
47 % Feb
Maryland Ry corn.
non-cum 2nd preferred
28'/a
112
*105%
LOW
Western Air Lines Inc
2
27%
*111
Jan. 27
Par
2
8,100
323A
Saturday
share
13% Feb
*88
32
STOCK
15
17%
8%
36%
8
STOCKS\
YORK
18
800
35%
8%
-:;
v
EXCHANGE
Highest
*24%
32%
100
preferred
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
24%
24%
,
4
4.20%
4%%
18%
.100
32%
-100
pfd.
25%
5,500
102
1
.No par
Co_
4%%
25%
101%
103
4,700
22.500
36
8 3/a
34
par
1013/4
>19 %
■>,*•119
173/4
17%
17%
31%
25%
:
243/4
*24%
243/4
16%
5
110% Jan
19% Jan
171/4 Jan
76% Jan
•
2.50
com
West Va Pulp & Paper com_..No par
2
27
Nov
-
5
107% Feb
21
Highest
26
10%
18%
9
2
Year 1950
7% Jun
11
18%
18
24
Dec
111
f per share
53 %
10%
19
Jan
106 % Jan
18% Dec
78
>
53%
11%
19
100
Range for Previous
Lowest
53%
10%
preferred series B
.^__100
4.10% preferred series C
5
West Virginia Coal & Coke__.
U
107% Feb
109% Mar 24
12% Apr
;/
Jan
ins
7
1043/4 Oct
44% July 14
107
July 19
53%
19%
convertible
Jun
18% Apr
533/8
11%
18%
1
83% Feb
19
53%
11
18%
preferred—..No
West Indies Sugar Corp_,
West Kentucky Coal Co—
$4
53%
53%
11%
Webster Tobacco Inc
28
Jan
531/8
53%
Wayne Pump Co
8% Jan
86
3,000
18%
Wayne Knitting Mills
25
18
Dec
1,800
28%
11
*24i/4,
2
34
13%
28%
53%
5
9
13
13%
18%
18%
15
24% Jan
133/8
28%
11%
*25%
73/b Jan
Sep 26
13%
28 3/«
53%
5
15% Jan
Jan
400
67%
67%
:
13%
28%
18%
Waukesha Motor Co_—
21% Jan
8
:
13%
28%
.No par
3
Corp
11
27
67%
13%
29
5
Pipe
Petroleum
17% Mar 16
Jun
67%
68%
13
28%
11
Washington Gas Light Co—.No par
2
24
July 13
11% July 13
5
29
26
66%
13%
283/4
100
32% Jan
10
31
68%
13
28%
1
Pictures
43V2 Jan
2
Jan
25'/a Jan
28%
2.50
■!';);/.
preferred
Bros
*66%
69
*66%
13%
28%
*13
.No par
Co
Ward Baking Co common
Warren Foundry &
27% Jan
u
Walworth
69%
*663/4
No par
.No par
-
20% Nov
97
preferred
4%%
Walgreen > Co
Walker (Hiram) O & W
6% July 13
31
100
Waldorf System
Feb
14% Jan
6
12
19
29
13% Jan
32
26
26% Dec
Jan
68
12
_10
20%
13%
13
13%
13%
<1,100
14
*851/2
1 *
,
100
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
xl9%
20%
15.100
88
14
86%
100
5,500
26,700
20
19%
20'/4
20%
20 "4
140
140
*138%
140
*138%
*138'/2
140
45
45
45
47
46%
48
47%
47%
47%
48
48
46
45%
45%
45%
45%
44%
45%
441/2
45%
45%
45%
6,900
48 %
45%
1,500
;;
,
,
*138%
140
*138%
*138%
140
:
■
3.100
v
,21,900
V
Worthington Pump & Machinery
26"
Dec
29
25% Jan
2
29
July 18
77
Sep
22
75% Jan
25
79% Jan
30
Prior
74
Jan
4
95% Dec
29
96% Jan
4
104% Jan
29
79
July
3
98% Dec
16
95"
Jan
5
Jan
9
70
July 26
89% Apr
13
75% Jan
5
x78% Jan
17
17% Jan
25
21% Jan
2
36% Jan
No pat
Common
69
16% July 12
10% Feb
16
21% Dec
18
Jan
13
38
Dec
21
28% Jan
98
.
,
25
40% Jan
11
Jan
2
12% Jan
30
43% May 29
33% Jan
10
Jan
25
37% Oct 20
30 3/4 Jan
2
,473/4 Oct
31
53% Oct
6
513/8 Jan
2
11% Jan
3
193/b Oct
18
18
5
27
9% July 13
36
Jan
41
59% Feb
•
2
19% Jan
17
27%
76%
77 %
104%
*94%
97
*94%
97
*95V8
*76%
77%
75%
76
76%
18%
19%
78
102%
27%
27%
79%
79%
101%
97
79%
27%
27%
,
% Jan
3% Jun
•Bid
dividend,
13
103
103
27
and asked
y
prices;
Ex-rights.
no
7834
'38%
12,000
78%
.
;
96%
*94'/B
96%
95
95
76%
76%
77%
76%
77%
7734
77%
18%
17%
18%
17%
19%
18%
19%:
38%
38%
381/2
,290
960
,
*95%
20
r •
LA
1,400
8,500
373/4
373/4
37%
37%
38%
38%
39%
3.900
12%
12'/4
121/2
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12.400
40%
*40%
40%
*40%
40%
39%
40%
40
40
40
40
(L A) Spring & Wire_No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
35%
553/B
35%
35%
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35%
35%
35%
35%
351/4
36%
36%
37%
7.700
55%
55%
57%
56%
58%
56%
57%
57
58 %
58%
59%
25.800
Youngstown Steel Door
19
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18%
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18%
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18%
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183%
18%
19
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61%
63%
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5%
5%
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Mfg Co
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102
1
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&
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'37% Feb ; 2
27%
*76%
23
Yale
9
143/s May 19
July 14
24% July 17
series—100
4%% conv series'—100
Wright Aeronautical
No par
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
preferred 4%%
Prior pfd
65% Feb.. 2
47% Jan
4% Jan.
sales
on
51/2 Jan
this
day.
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Radio Corp—
NO par
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—1
Zenith
61%
5%
62%
5%
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51/8
61
5%
receivership, or petition has been filed for company's reorganization.' a Deferred
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5%
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Volume 173
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New York Stock
«»
FRIDAY
The
italic letters
In
the
column
headed
WEEKLY
"Interest
Period"
Year
GOVERNMENT
1950
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
101.30 Sep
11
101.30 Sep
107
13
108.4
Nov
111.10 May
11
May
NEW
Highest
__
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
__
1
102.19 Apr
25
102.19 Apr
25
—
102.14 Apr
25
102.14 Apr
25
Sep~15
II
Nov~23
100.25 Oct
100.29
31
100.27 Dec
102.23 Feb
22
100.21 Dec
24
102.18 Feb
15
103.9
100.29 Aug 11
__
IIIIII
Jan"l6
100.21
II
IIIIII
100.21
Jan~l6
a
when the bonds mature.
point.
Jan
9
103.20 Jun
101.24 Jan
25
101.28 Jan
High
Low
SALE
Thursday
Jan. 31
Low
High
Low
High
PRICES
Yveunesday
Jan. 30
Jan. 2!>
Low
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Jan. 27
Feb. 2
Low
High
*101.6
101.8
*101.6
101.8
*101.6
101.8
*101.5
101.7
*101.5
101.7
*101.4
101.6
*107.10
107.14
*107.10
107.14
*107.10
107.14
*107.10
107.14
*107.10
107.13
*107.10
107.13
*100.20
100.22
*100.19
100.21
*100.19
100.21
*100.19
100.21
*100.19
100.21
*100.19
100.21
2%s
2%s
2%S
1956-1959
*108.26.108.30
*108.24
108.28
*108.24
108.28
*108.24
108.28
*103.24
108.28
*108.24
108.27
1958-1963
*110.24
110.28
*110.22
110.26
*110.22
110.26
*110.22
110.26
*110.23
110.26
*110.23
110.26
1960-1965
*113.18
113.22
*113.16
113.20
*113.16
113.20
*113.20
113.20
*113.16
113.20
*113.16
113.19
1952-1954
*100.31
101.1
*100.11
101.1
*100.30
101
*100.30
101
*110.30
101
*100.30
101
1956-1958
*103.15
103.17
*103.13
103.15
*103.13
103.15
*103.14
103.16
*103.15
103.17
*103.15
103.17
1962-1967
*102.25
102.27
*102.24
102.26
*102.26
102.28
*102.28
102.30
*102.31
103.1
*102.31
103.1
,
1963-1968
101.30
*101.27
101.29
*101.28
101.30
*101.29
101.31
*101.31
102.1
*102
102.2
1964-1969
*101.9
101.11
*101.8
101.10
*101.10
101.12
*101.12
101.14
*101.15
101.17
*101.16
101.18
Dec
1964-1969
*101.3
101.5
*101.2
101.4
*101.4
101.6
*101.6
101.8
*101.8
101.10
*101.10
101.12
1965-1970
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2yas
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%a
*101.28
Jun
*100.29
100.31
*100.28
100.30
*100.30
101
*101
101.2
*101.2
101.4
*101.3
101.5
1966-1971
*100.26
100.28
*100.24
100.26
*100.26
100.28
*100.28
100.30
*100.31
101.1
*101
101.2
Jun
1967-1972
*100.22
100.24
*100.21
100.23
*100.21
100.23
*100.21
100.23
*100.22
100.24
*100.22
100.24
Sep
1967-1972
*103.30
104
*103.29
103.31
*103.29
103.31
*103.29
103.31
Dec
1967-1972
*100.22
100.24
*100.21
100.23
*100.22
100.24
*100.22
100.24
1951-1953
*101.1
101.3
*101.1
101.3
*101.1
101.3
*101
101.2
*101.1
1952-1955
*100.26
100.28
*100.26
100.28
*100.26
100.28
*100.26
100.28
*100.25
1954-1956
*104
104.4
*104
*103.29
103.31
*100.22
*103.29
100.25
*100.22
101.3
*101
100.27
104.1
104.4
*103.30
104.2
*104
104.4
*104
104.3
*103.30
1956-1959
*102.13
102.15
*102.11
102.13
*102.11
102.13
*102.12
102.14
*102.13
102.15
*102.12
1959-1962
*101.2
101.4
*101.1
101.3
*101.2
101.4
*101.5
101.7
*101.5
101.7
*101.4
101.6
Dec
1959-1962
*100.28
100.30
*100.27
100.29
*100.28
100.30
*101
101.2
*101.1
101.3
*101
\
101.2 ;
1951-1953
*100.8
100.10
*100.8
100.10
*100.8
100.10
*100.8
100.10
*100.8
100.9
*100.8
100.10
,
-
1951-1955
*100.12
100.14
*100.12
100.14
*100.11
100.13
*100.11
100.13
*100.11
*100.11
100.13
1952-1954
*100.17
100.19 '
*100.17
100.19
*100.17
100.19
*100.17
100.1.)
*100.17
100.18
*100.17
100.19
Dec
1952-1954
*100.20
100.22
*100.20
100.22
*100.20
100.22
*100.20
100.22
*100.20
100.21
*100.20
100.22
1953-1955
*102.12
102.16
*102.12
102.16
*102.10
102.14
*102.10
102.14
*102.12
102.16
*102.10
102.13
Reconstruction & Development
25-year 8s
1972
15
*101.8
101.24
Bank
100.13
for
*101.16
102
101.24
*101.8
101.24
*101.8
101.24
*101.8
101.24
*100
101
*100
101
*100
101
*100
101
*100
101
*100
*100
101
*100
101
*100
101
*100
101
*100
101
*100
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1956
*101.8
<
*99.16
*98.24
*99.16
100.8
100.16
*98.24
100.16
100.8
100.16
*98.24
*99.16
100.8
100.16
*98.24
*99.16
100.8
*99.16
100.16
*98.24
100.8
a
Odd
lot
*98
99.24
*98
99.24
98.24
*97.8
98.24
*97.8
98.24
*96.8
97.24
*96.8
97.24
*96.8
97.24
*96.8
97.24
*96.8
*95.16
97
*96.16
97
*95.16
97
*95.16
97
*95.16
*94.24
96.8
*94.24
96.8
*94.24
96.8
*94.24
96.8
*94,24
2s serials of'50 due Feb 15 1962
day.
99.24
*97.8
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1960
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1961
No sales transacted this
*98
98.24
2s serials of '60 due Feb 15 1959
96.24 Mar 23
99.24
*97.8
*94.16
95.24
*94.16
95.24
*94.16
95.24
*94.16
95.24
*94.16
95.24
transaction,
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99.24
100.16
100.8
*98
97.24
*97.8
101
101
*99.16
*98.24
*98
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1958
price.
102.14
Jun
2s serials Of '50 due Feb 15 1957
asked
100.24
*100 25
100.27
Jun
'2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1955
and
103.31
101.2
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1953
•Bid
the Week
Bonus
High
1951-1954
28 serials of'50 due Feb 15 1954
96.24 Mar 23
Sales for
Friday
Feb. 1
Low
High
1955-1960
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
8
Saturday
1951-1955
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2y4s
Treasury 2V4s
Treasury 2s
1
100.31 July 28
5
32d of
2%s
International
Dec
the month
case
2%s
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
102.6
more
3s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
—
100.24
BONDS
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
—
__
1
111.10 May
1
or
LOW
Range for Previous
Lowest
one
Exchange
YEARLY
•
Indicate in each
Figures after decimal point represent
23
99.24
*97.16
97.24
99
*96.16
98
97
*96
97.16
96.8
*95.16
97
*95
96.16
Registered bond transaction.
RANGE FOR YVEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 2
Friday
BONDS
New 1'ork Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
or
Low
New
York
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
'High
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Jan. I
No.
Low
V
New York Stock
Corporate
Stock
3%s
>
„June-Dec
11932
119% 120
'
48
series
No.
9
No.
10_
series
No.
series
No.
3%s
series
No.
3%s
series
No.
14
12
series
No.
No.
16—'—.
series
3%s
No.
3%s
series
No.
18
3%s
series
No.
19—:
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No.
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No.
21_
Telephone
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120
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25
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No.
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series
No.
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30
—
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
(Colombia)—
{AGuaranteed
sinking fund 6s 1947—
sinking fund 6s 1948
(Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968
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-Feb-Aug
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81
{AExternal
92
sinking fund 7s ser
sinking fund 7s ser
{AExternal sinking fund 7s ser
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1978—
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1956
3%s
1957
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57%
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41
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June-Dec
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92
92%
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55
57%
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41
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98%
100%
209
99%
100%
92%
28
90%
92%
92
12
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92 %
6s
fund
91%
90%
91%
June-Dec
92 >/8
91
92%
18
90%
92%
Feb-Aug
—
88%
87%
88%
29
87%
89
—
1955
7s
Jan-July
1955-
June-Dec
*102
103%
IA Chile
(Republic) external
§A7s
assented
A External
A 6s
AExternal
f 7s 1942
sinking
A6s assented Feb
16
92
103
"l
109%
59%
60%
81%
AExterenal
72%
*
A6s
assented
AExternal
A6s
1962
sinking
assented
fund
1963
6s
*
I
72%
1
72
'•
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72%
(U
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of)
external 8s
1941
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
AExternal
s
to
3.5%). 1978—
74
•
—
5
June-Dec
60%
60%
*81%
60%
.7:
100
—
38%
1
102
101%
37
104% 104%
24
104
104%
101% 101'%
27
101
101%
101
101
15
101
101%
*60%
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39%
101%
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39%
14
35%
35%
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*35%
39%
50
30%
—
35%
36%
50
*48
35%
37%
50
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May-Nov
50%
35%
38
36%
37%
36%
37%
36%
36%
36%
36%
50
50
*48
36%
1961—Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
1962—April-Ocf
*33%
__April-Ocf
36%
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36%
52
„
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May-Nov
36%
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May-Nov
*35%
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Institutions
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reduced
AExternal
to
f
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3.375%)
6%s
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1979—
1927
reduced
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to
3.375%)
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to
3.5%)
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series
No.
1979
1—
series
No.
2
60%
82%
82%
60
60
June-Dec
—
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June-Dec
77
June-Dec
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73
No.
3
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4
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series
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5—
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7
8
For footnotes
see
_
_
page
_
27
_
60%
10
82%
FOREIGN
SECURITIES
1
59%
60
57%
61%
77
FIRM TRADING
MARKETS
82%
78%
63
77%
73%
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73
3
73
3
73
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73%
1
73%
74
72 %
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series
5
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1951
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3%s
3%s
85
60
3%s
3%s
60%
(interest
_
dollar bonds of 1944
3%s
3%s
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June-Dec
funding bonds of 1931 due
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
to
60
„
April-Oet
_
A
5%
reduced
1957—April-Dct
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1979
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reduced
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due
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77
77
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101%
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Feb-Aug
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Sept 1961
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72%
73 %
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Jan-July
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78%
72%
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1961———Feb-Aug
Jan
72%
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103%
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90%
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74
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1960
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1961-^—Feb-Aug
1942
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s
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78 %
72%
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Canada (Dominion of) 3%s 1961
Jan-July
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Mar-Sept
25-year 2%s 1975_
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Jan-Joly
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99% 100
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5
30
June-Dec
1966
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90%
54%
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Jun-Dec
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81
90%
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Jan-July
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April-Oct
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73%
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June-Dec
29
No.
sinking fund 5s 1957
73 %
'
72%
72%
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Municipal
76
June-Dec
No.
series
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Sinking fund gold 5s 1958
and
*74 %
—June-Dec
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June-Dec
—
3%s
Government
73%
73%
*73
72%
—
Brisbane
Foreign
'
75
73
*72%
27
series
3%s
73
75
June-Doc
——-June-Dec
23
No.
series
3%s
.
V
series
series
3%s
74
72%
73%
June-Dec
3%s
3%s
Wertheim & Co.
—
73
2
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22
73
72%
*72%
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series
series
3%s
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73 %
*72%
June-Dec
..—June-Dec
—June-Dec
17
75
73
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15
series
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72 %
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June-Dec
June-Dec
3%s
Jan
No.
75
*72%
——
13
3%s
Foreign Securities
June-Dec
11
Range Since
Sold
High
*76%
June-Dec
June-Dec
series
3%s
120%
Bonds
Friday's
75
—June-Dec
-
3%s
117%
or
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City
1980——
Sale Price
Period
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(584)
.
..
Monday, February 5, 1951
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
1
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 2
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Chile
(Republic) —(Cont)
A6-/2s
assented
assented
AGuaranteel
A 6s
1957
A6s
35 y4
Low
2
36 y4
51
A 7s
1960
1960
AChinesc
(Hukuang Ry)
Colombia
A 6s
of
1928
A6s
of
1927
Oct
1351
ARome.
52
36%
ASao
80
•48
10
•5'A
7%
36%
50
36%
10
36%
36%
50
36%
36%
36%
37
6
94
•88
—April-Oct
——Jan-July
1961
88
7%
11
48%
48%
*52
—
88%
49
Paulo
66
29
60%
73
13
30%
32%
2
111%
112%
9
37%
39%
11
69 %
70%
30 »/2
69 %
111%
external
76
73%
31
water
111% 111%
reduced
A6s
to
external
39%
A8s secured
3s extl
1942
1976
1
dollar bonds Jan
bonds Jan
mtge series
1st
&
part
1%
to
5 A 7s
A
1
1976
3%
Public
62%
54%
54%
*53%
—
—
49
46
51
44 %
"1
49
.
;
49
to 3%
1977
A5l/2s extl
loan
of
'24
8%
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8%
31%
30
'30
22
30%
small
—
65
52%
56
39
31
31%
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56
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55
38%
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9 "*
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1954
June-Dec
(1942 agree't)
A Small
of
1913
13%
14%
8%
15
81/4
6
7
5%
46
48
June-Dec
3%s
AND
1967
INDUSTRIAL
*100%
assented
debentures
deductions
1975
1986——
1961
13%
11%
12%
12%
agree't)
1963_Jan-July
*16'A
*16'A
16 V2
16%
16 %
General
unified ,4%s
A
(City of)
6%s
1952
April-Oct
Minas Geraes
47
Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced to 2.125%)
A
•
100
2008
!—Mar-Sept
35'A
(Kingdom of) 3%s 1957
May-Nop
Norway (Kingdom of) 4y2s 1956
Mar-Sept
External sinking fund 4%s 1965
April-Oct
4s sinking hind external
loan 1963
Feb-Aug
3%s sinking fund external 1957
April-Oct
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Dec
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
.
1
A6s
extl
A5 y2s
loan
extl
(30-yr)
1964—
to
(Republic
95%
extl
s
ANat
loan
extl
s
fAPoland
6s
1st
series
6s 2nd
f
assented
series
1958
{AStabilization loan sink fund
A4y2s assented
AExternal
43%
41 y2
A4%s
assented
95%
97 %
19
95%
gold
8s
(
91%
98
19
1963
:
42 %
43%
95
15
40
41 y2
6
35
35
32
20
32
31%
32
27
31%
31%
31%
1950—Jan-July
Jan-July
8s
1961
(interest
i
7%s
1966
reduced
stamped
pursuant
to
2001—_Jan-July
Plan
Stamped
.
pursuant
to
Plan
reduced to 2.375%)
AExternal secured 6%s
A
'
2001
Feb-Aug
1946
Stamped
pursuant
reduced
external
Stamped
reduced
to
Plan
A
tc
pursuant
to
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2%)
see
to
Plan
2012
page 27
A
June-Dec
•
-
B • (4%
3'n
997/s
102%
100 >/4
99%
103%
81%
137
79%
82%
81%
69
79%
82 %
81%
90
80
82%
..—^.June-Dec
22%
91
93
69
90
93
2010
May
71%
69%
71%
620
68
71%
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S'western'div firsi mortgage 5% ser A")
97%
97
98%
54
87%
87%
88%
62
89%
89%
92%
92%
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i
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J
due
Dec
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35
32
31%
t
v.*..;
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June-Dec
.
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(2%%
;
fixed and 3%% contingent interest) —
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1995—
1" 1995.
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(3%
fixed& 1V2 %
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First lien
and
Feb
1
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,
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'
92% > 98 V4
84%
88 %
90
88
90
93%
92%
95%
division
ref
M 4s
series D
1935.Jan-July
,
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6
6
12
5
38%
— —
,36%
--
41 y4
;
1st mtge 4%s
Beech
Bell
6%
Creek
conv 1976_u.^—
Beneficial
Jan-July
Extension first 3-%s
Telephone of
Pa
Industrial
5s
series
195l„—April-Oct
116%
C
I960—kpril-Oef
2 %s debs 1961.May-Nov
Loan
98 %
-
98 Va
34
100% 101 %.-
51
mortgage 3s series K K79
-Jan-July
Boston & Maine RR—
/
First mortgage series-5s AC 1967——Mar-Sept
First "mortgage 53 series II 1955———May-Nop
104% 104%
Consol
mortgage 2%s series J
6
36%
mortgage 4%s series JI
First mortgage' 4s series RR
AInc mortgage 4%s series A
Bristol-Myers Co 3s -debentures
*88
*104%;
1960_i_i—_Jarr-Ja!y
•
39%
47
33%
34%
43
Stamped modified 4%s 1957—.—'-May-NoV-
48
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35%
101
101%
101 Va
101V*
104
2
:
July 1970^-,May-Nop
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69%
104%
Bush Terminal
Buildings 5v etd
104 Va
89%'
69 %
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90%
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.
94
104 V4
>
93
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71%
104
105
104%
101 %
101%
15
105%
100%
;*100% 101.
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—_—_—Jan-Ju.'y
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P?ttsburTh Ry— '
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„
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1963^1—^-Apru-ocl
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94
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.
47
.
115% ,116 %
97%
98%
15
Buffalo
44y,
38
101% 101%
1970..
42
2
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Jan-July
1976—__-May-Nop
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38%
—
34%
95%
.
46%
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52
44
80
"
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'
fixed.
contingent interesti—
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101 %
80s/4
6
April-Oct
.June-Dec
(interest
100%
80 Vs
10
*57 %
(interest
100% 100%
81%
6 %
34%
.105% .106%
—
81'/2
5%
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2.5%);) '1999
sinking fund gold 1968
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81%
2
34%
•
V
'
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Brooklyn
•»
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108
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~6
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__
102%
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31%'*
8
(interest
-
102 %
23
•;
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5
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1
104
24
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„
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6
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•
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A
reduced to 2%) 2012
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of)—
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A6s
-
April-Oct
1953
Stamped pursuant to Plan
.
129.V
,7121%
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104
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Jan-July
April-Oct
120
due' Dec 1
■
-
128
12
due
6
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.
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due
8%
„
.
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31%
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(interest
*>
.
:
"
88 Va
93-95.
K
A
(interest reduced to
2.25%) 2003—
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(City of) 8s 1946-
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5?
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-
Plan
104%'-
95
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,
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to 2.375%)
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34
8
~5%
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106
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12
5%
„
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r"
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April-Oct
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100%
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32
__
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—
35
April-Oct
119%
102 % 102%
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.
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,
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(City of)—
stamped pursuant
mortgage '5%• series
and
96%
95%
106%
B
:
Pittsburgh Lake Erie &
—Mar-Sept V
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I960—June-Dec
1961—April-Oct
—
fund
~l
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8
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114
205
.
95
100%
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35%
95%
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April-Oct
1947—April-Oct
7s
1968
sinking
'/;
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96%
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A4%s
>
f
35
97%
95%
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2.125%) 2008—'
of) external 7s 1959
loan
2
39
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95%
(30-yr) 1958
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(City) sinking fund 4%s-1955
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lAPernambuco (State of) 7s 1947_
-.Mar-Sept
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reduced
35 %
113
103%.
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mortgage 4s series A July 1975
Baltimore & Ohio RR—
.
1953_
loan
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35%
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—
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49
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j
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49
17
493
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112% 113%
113%
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27
i
,
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49
108 Va
121
—April-Oct
35 Va
49
>35 %
49
104%
•
49
35
'
96%
608
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mortgage -4 %s-4s ser A 1980—_—Mar-Sept
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures. 1966
Jan-July
49%
49
59
(State)—
ASecured extl sinking fund
6y2s 1958—-Mar-Sept
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reduced to 2.125%) 2008
Mar-Sept
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sinking fund 6%s 1959—Mar-Sept
94%
111
Gen
AMilan
47
107
106% 106%
Feb-Aug
99%
100%
99%
95%
98 %
122%
—April-Ocf
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May-Nov
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Ry—
\
:
/
■
First- mortgage 3%s 1963
May-Nop
Atlantic Coast firsts consol. 4s July 1952__Mar-Sept
17
15%
—
99
-98
'
106% 107%
113
_Mar-Sept
1966^_„
98
95%
June-Dec
June-Dec
_
1963
93
40
-
101
June-Dec
1959
85%
99%
June-Dec
1971
151
98%
1987
Topeka & Santa Fe—
General-4Sr 19951.—
5,
97".,.-'
98%
982
debentures
Atchison
15
11 y2
74
5
98%
99%
95%
98%
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99 %
98
98
107%
i
98%
96%
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w
5
*100%
..June-Dec
debs
99%
97
1982
conv
'81%
98
debentures
debentures
103
2
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Jan-July
1980
105%
103
85%
98%
June-Dec
1966
105%
84%
——
(1942
48
—
105 %
*103
,,
new
5%
43%
27
105% 105%
105%
Co debenture 3s 1962—April-Oct
3s,.debentures >lS69-i_^—,—^——
April-Oct
Ann Arbor, first. gold 4s July 1995
:
Quar-Jan
Jan-July
ASmall
48
COMPANIES
May-Nop
American ..Tobacco
8%
•
12%
;•
82...
6%
9%
*4%
3%s convertible debentures
15
14 y4
*12%
78%
100%
*6%
2%s convertible debentures 1957
3%s debentures 1973—
15
1922
A Small
.
13
:
1963—Jan-July
(assented to
agreement). 1933
A6s
3s
debentures
3%s
8'A
,
98
„
Feb-Aug
3%s s i debs 1964—May-Nop
Foreign Power del} 5s 2030—-Mar-Sept
American Telephone &
Telegraph Co—
Jan-July
assented
!ATreasury 6s
'
Jan-July
91
99%
99%
-
&
—
..
:
Airlines
2%s
1945
new
15:
*15
due
92
93
83
Feb-Aug,
1984.:
91
91
*91
1978
95%
92%
58
*90
Bosch. Corp
to
assented
95%
94%
94%
1973—June-Dec
1961
2%s convertible debentures
*15
assented
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A4s
•■.•
2%s
1963) _Jan-July
(1942 agree't)
1968—Jan-Jucy
1910 .(assented to 1922
agree-* vv-
of
inent)
■■
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
*26
American
1945—Quar-Jan
(1942 agree't
agreement)
new
of/
2%s
assented
1904
(2922
A4s
*140
&
2%s
A Small
of
*134%
mortgage 3%s 1972—Jan-July
Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975
April-Oct
Alleghany & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
April-Oct
Allis-Chalmers Mfg 2s debentures 1956
Mar-Sept
—..
new
50 %
52
*151
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
—May-Nov
first
2%s debentures
(1922
43 %
52
1964
RAILROAD
"
ALarge
A4s
extl loan of
2%s
assented
36%
46
50%
52
1958
Southern
Quar-Jan
Large
50
35
(City of)—
Great
A Small
A 5s
■
Power
ALarge
A
41%
"
49
49 %
52
Valley (Dept of)'
(City) external 7s 1958_
Alabama
"
1915
37
42
6
Mar-Sept
conversion
Alabama
1943_May-Nop
*8%
17
.j,
1960
1979
10%
55
91
56
13
88%
Cauca
A4%s assented
65
64 y2
\6%
5
9
50%
1946
external 8s
external
See
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5A5s
(Republic)
American
due
36
48
13
June-Dec
4-4 % -4%s • external, readjustment
1968
1899
35%
v
readjustment 1979^—4——May-Nov
(Republic of)—
of
50
conversion
Albany
1968__Jan-July
41%
48
External
48'/a
52
*9%
agreem't)
38%
50
:
3%-4-4%s (dollar bond
American
(1942
41%
Jan-July
April-Oct."
___—Mar-Sept
External
29
51
*63%
Jan-July
22
8
28%
71
62%
June-Dec
1978_.
88%
32%
A Warsaw
56
88%
73
1943
assented
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30
1957—April-Get
Mexican Irrigation—
5A4%s assented (1922 agreement)
A4%«
30 %
56
65
10
'.—1
1953
1945
readjustment
Valle Del Cauca.,:V
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
6%
29%
75
Yokohama
1965
bonds
$
mtge s f
sinking fund 6s
AExternal sinking fund 6s
8%
Jan-July
(State Mtge Bank) 7s
(Colombia) 6%s 1954
f
1st
3%s
30%
6%
6%
31%
44'
*7%
—-Jan-July
1961:.
3%-4%-4fVs external
June-Dec
AJugoslavia
s
mtge $ ser
12
*46%
72%
*72
31'A
Jan-July
1954
'27
11
9%
June-Dec
1971—
f
9%
9%
9%
9%
:
10
9%
Ltd—
AExternal
*7%
Mar-Sept
1952
of
J A 5s
A7s
Utility—
loan
1st
65%
/
Ujigawa Electric Power Co Ltd—
':
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
—
Co
A 5s
sterling loan of '12 1952
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
13
"49 %
Jan-July
extl
ANew
*8%
76
61%
—.
Power
1 (40-yr) * s
(City of) —
JAUruguay
V
1%
1953
A5%s extl loan'of
A6s
]
1947
7s
30-year 3s
,
Jan-July
Altaly (Kingdom of) 7s 1951
Japanese (Imperial Govt)—
Mexico
Tokyo
77
L„—Feb-Aug
..
1977
3
AExternal
AMedellin
Taiwan
62%
75
63
May-Nov
May-Nov
Sydney County Council 3%s 1957
83%
Jan-July
1968
Credit Institute
A6V2s
88%
77
79
63
June-Dec
70 %
1
63
1958
75 %
5
63
June-Dec
7s
16
77
64
Ltd—
Co
56
62%
75
*59
1962
88%
62%
75
April-Oct
81%
Electric
63
75
1952
external
assented
66
63
Jan-July
80%
77
Jan-July
1950
f
s
of)
70
79
(Kingdom)—
Power
mtge
67
79
75
1962—
secured external
(Prov
68
82
(interest
87
Jan-July
56
*64
—Jan-July
A
90%
Jan-July
1976
1
1944
mtge
gen
paid
series
Italian
A4%s
56
63
1968
--
Helsingfors (City) external 6%s 1960
April-Oct
Italian (Republic) extl s f l-3s 1977
Jan-July
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
.
94
56
Jan-July
81'A
April-Oct
Greek Government—
A7s part paid 1964
A6s
80%
1st
ASile8ia
46
92
56
—Mar-Sept
90%
__F'eb-Aug
(Republic of) 7s 1967
Great Consolidated Elec Power—
1st
50
58
(interest
2004—
loan
external
A5%s
dollar bonds Jan
f dollar
s
A6%s
42
52%
>47'A
—
Jan-June
AEstonia
A7s
A6%s
•
(Republic cf)—
f
dollar
Shinyetsa Electric
Stamped assented (interest reduced to
6 Vc)
extended to 1960
_April-Oct
58
(interest
1956
pursuant to Plan
reduced to 2%) 2012
A7s series B
s
2.25%)
Serbs Croats-& Slovenes
38%
(State)—
IA Denmark 20-year external 6s
External gold 5'/2s 1955
External gold 4y2s 1962
loan
Stamped
v
60
stamped
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
73
*58
(State of)—
1936
A 7s
*52
May-Nov
Paulo
■Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
to
2.5%)
1999—.
—
*52
73
pursuant
pursuant to
Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.5%) 1999—-—Jan-July
A8s external 1950
Jan-July
88
88
46 Va
92
•88
48%
stamped
(City of) 6%s 1952
April-Oct
(City) 8s 1952——
—May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.375%)
2001
May-Nop
A6%s extl secured sinking fund 1957—May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
%
reduced to 2%) 2012—
May-Nop
55
•48
7s 1951
__May-Nop
(Republic of) 4%s external 1977-*—June-Dec
Cundinamarca (Dept of)—
30-year 3s sinking fund $ bonds 1978
Jan-July
extl s f
50
50
36%
1967
(interest reduced to 2.25%)
8s
25-year gold 4%s 1953
ACosta Rica (Republic of)
Salvador
39
46%
50
•35'A
Cuba
4s
39
♦48
7s
'
3'As cxtl
40
39
39
36%
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—April-Oct
IA Colombia Mortgage Bank 6'/2s 1947
April-Oct
SASinking fund 7s of 1926 due 1946
May-Nop
SASinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
Feb-Aug
Copenhagen (City) 5s 1952
June-Dec
El
to Plan A
2004——June-Dec
50
36%
ext
Czechoslovakia
53%
39
>39
1966
50
June-Dec
1961
Jan
May-Nop
(interest
—June-Dec
due
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104
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28
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105
—
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1984
257
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1961
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22%
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66
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105 Va
—
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32
69
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1952
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1963
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63
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Y
87%
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&
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&
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69
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63
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72
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60
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101
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Range Since
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[Volume 173
Number 4983
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(587)
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
FEBRUARY
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Interest
Exchange
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or
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33
June-Dec
2%s debentures 1976
debentures
Virginia Electric &
95%
!
Corp 2%s 1970
Rubber
Vanadium
May-Noy
4s
106
103%
103%
*100% 101%
Jan-July
2022
May
1971
gtd 4s
138%
104%
22
63
Feb-Aug
Universal Pictures 3%s
„
104/a 104/a
1955,—Jan-JuZy
Jan
137
*102%
33%
United
1
*218%
April-Ocf
1997
1021%
1
105% 105/8
June-Dec
Refunding mortgage 2 /2s series C 1991„Mar-Sept
Biscuit Co of America 2%s
1966—.-April-Oct
11
*162%
Saguenay Power 3s series A
1971——Mar-Sept
St. Lawrence &
Adirond'k 1st gold 5s
1996—Jan-July
Second gold 6s 1996
—
105%
Jan-July
April-Oct
1976
106% 106/2
1995—Map-Nov
Louis Rocky Mt & P 5s
stamped
St Louis-San Francisco
Ry Co—
~103
102
3
138
RR—
debentures
103% 103%
—Jan-Jmp
St
105
138
Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
May-Nov
First mortgage and coll trust
2%s 1975_ April-Oct
3s debentures 1968
Union
99
1977—Mar-Sept
1969—Mar-Sept
J
103%
104%
103% 103%
lmpt 3%s I960—June-Dec
2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
Tri-Continental Corp
First
mortgage 4s series A
ASecond mtge inc 4%s
1974
128%
103/2
27
*100% 103%
and
Virginian Ry 3s series B
1st
3%s
Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
^Adjustment income 5s Jan 1960
1st
R
mortgage 4%s series
mortgage 3 Vis series
High
128
__
104% 105
and
{Third
—
*103/a 105%
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs
1973—April-Oct
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
General
*128%
&
Consol
General
Low
*103% 104
104%
May-Nov
*108%
Mar-Sept
& ref 3%s series D
Jan. 1
No.
RR—
refund M 3%s series B
1970_ApriZ-Oct
refund M 3%s series C
1990_April-Oct
Pacific first gold 5s 2000
June-Dec
General and refund M 3%s ser E
1985—Jan-July
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
101%
Q
Reading Co first
Orleans
and
First
102
_May-Nov
1964.
Range Since
Sold
U
101
—
*101
Co—
debentures
Bonds
High
Louis—
Union
*101/a
1963
May-Noy
refunding mortgage 3%s 1968—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
First and refunding
mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding
mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding
mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
2%s
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
-
—June-Dec
and
Oats
St
96/a
3s -debentures
Quaker
of
May-Nov
&
First
102%
102
102
95%
Jan-July
Gas
Assn
June-Dec
1977
1956
&
102/2 102/a
102
95%
First and
First
102
96%
Feb-Aug
1974
Terminal RR
Texas
April-Oct
r
1984
4s
95
Ry—
1983
Service Electric
114%
93
April-Oct
1962
series D
3s
110/2
96
5Vis income
mortgage
mortgage
114%
16
—
*101
debentures 1964—Jan-July
Plantation Pipe Line 23/4S 1970Mar-Sept
Potomac Elec Power 1st
mtge 3%s 1977—Feb-Auy
First
110%
95
*102%
June-Dec
Ashtabula
&
series
5s
9
Coal—
Pittsburgh Steel 1st mortgage 4'As 1958
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
Pittsburgh
*94
102'/a
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Refund and lmpt M 4s series C
2019—LJan-JuZp
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985
April-Oct
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965-
—
113% 1141/4
113% lHVa
Jan-July
April-Oct
Period
Low
Texas
1964—May Nov
1965
107%
112%
April-Oct
Chem
&
Interest
High
•
—
*115%
1964_May-Nov
RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Coke
Low
107%
—
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis
Pittsb
No.
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
108
*107%
1960
I
ser
ser
High
Friday
Range Since
Sold
Ry—
ser
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Pittsburgh Cincinnati
%
Week's Range
ilThese
here is
a
issues
or
.
were
previously
combination of all sales
listed
on
on
the
Curb
Exchange.
The
1950
year's
range
shown
both Exchanges.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In the
and
following extended
list
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
furnish a complete record of the transactions on New York Curb
Exchange for the week beginning Saturday, Jan. 27
ending the current Friday, Feb. 2.
It is compiled from the
reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security, whether
or
bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the current
year.
'
we
stock
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 2
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
;
oi Prices
Shares
Par
AEC
Vending Corp
1
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Adam
Hat Stores
Aero
Co
Low
9%
12,500
2%
500
Alloys
1
7%
7
common
10
33 %
32
1
4%
Inc
8%
2
Jan
.Jan
New York Curb
1
3%,
•
Manufacturing
For footnotes
common
see
page
31.
5
12%
1
(N J)
10%
Jan
Air-Way
Jan
Airfleets Inc
Electric
Appliance
6,200
Jan
7%
Jan
Alabama
Great Southern
700
29%
Jan
33%
Feb
Alabama
Power 4.20%
4%
1,100
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
Alaska
31%
3%
3,700
3%
Jan
4
Jan
5
Airlines
Fisher
16%
International
Products
10%
Jan
12%
.Tan
Altes
2,800
13%
Jan
19
Jan
Altofer
Low
10%
Low
9%
10%
2,400
5%
5%
100
100% 104/2
50
100
120
101 /a 102
6/8
5%
6/4
23%
4%
22%
23%
73
common—
5
1
•
8% Jan
5%
Jan
High
10% Feb
6% Jan
104%
Jan
'.yl01%
Jan
102%
Jan
4%
Jan
6%
Jan
7
Jan
nr
30,600!
1
common
Range Since Jan. 1
High
99
Jan
7
Jan
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
850
21/a
Jan
23%
5,200
3%
Jan
Jan
••
•
Investing Corp—1
(Mich)
Brewing Co
Bros
3
I
common
Allied
2,500
preferred
Inc
Allied
12%
Shares
1
7 ~/a
33%
4%
11%
16%
for Week
Par
9%
12%
--T"'
Air Associates Inc
Exchange
High
Alles &
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe-Stores
Ainsworth
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
High
8%
2%
ACF-Brill Motors warrants
Acme
Low
8%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
4%
5
7/2
5
8
Feb
Jan
Jan
27
Commercial and Financial Chronicle ;Monday, February 5,1951
The
28
(588)
RANGE FOR WEEK
•
Friday
STOCKS
New Y«rk Curb
..,
of Prices
Friday.
Shares
.
1,
*>
..
Goods
Aluminum
•
Industries common
Manufacturing
Amer Air Filter 5%
77
Jan
Jan
Jan
104%
Jan
Casco
Jan
27 Vb
Feb
& Co
Catalin Corp of AmericaCentral Maine Power Co—
IAmerican Bantam Car Co class A
,
,,
Book
Co
1%
American Cities
Power
6c
».
Hard
American
Laundry
American
Jan:
700"
1%
Jan
17/b
Jan
30,'
x79%
Jan
81V*
Jan
1%
79%
„
Manufacturing Co com
%
4,000
A
33%
31
33%
1,400
25%
24%
26%
2,050
22%
American
Potash
American
American
Seal-Kap
American
~6%
21%
-
Jan
19%
Jan
7%
27,500
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
23%
2,100
20%
Jan
23%
Feb
500
21
Jan
40
37%
37%
37%
39%
6,000
32%
Jan
40
48%
48%
50
3,400
44%
Jan
50
common
Writing Paper common
37%
11%
11%
~4%
4%
8%
8%
5%
7%
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
Claude
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
ciayton
210
110%
Jan
112%
$
Cockshutt Plow Co
6,100
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
18,000
10%
Jan
12%
Feb
Colon
57,000
10%
Jan
13%
Feb
Colonial
10%
10%
10%
Jan
10%
Jan
111%
Jan
112%
Jan
Colt's
15%
Jan
21%
Jan
-2.50
Corp
Jan
47
Jan
Community
Jan
12%
Jan
Compo
47
47
11%
800
19%
11%
11%
100
,40
11%
1,800
19%
18%
18%
1
Corp
18%
13%
6,300
19%
Jan
Shoe
Jan
Industries—
dep rets reg
"l
*
"•
Associated Tel & Tel class A
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
■"
'
T
1
Atlas Plywood Corp
preferred
7%
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common.
Jan
Jan
7
Jan
24%
Jan
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
8
Jan
20
13%
26
9 V*
Jan
,
13%
19
Jan
26
Jan
18%
B
1
Baldwin Rubber Co common
Baldwin
Securities
Banco; de
los
Corp w d
12%
.4%
750
4%
4%
Jan
Jan
12 Va
Feb
? 4% Jan
4%
Jan
37%
Jan
1,100
,11%
18,300
.
■;
Andes—
..
Croft
Basic
Refractories
Baumann
(L)
5%
50'
5%
7%
8
Bellanca
Bell
Ties
5%
Feb
7
Aircraft
&
Jan
Bickford's
Inc
15%
Starr
Blauner's
Blue
i
6
Jan
37%
~9%
1
Gorham
class
Jan
4
Jan
800
38"
Jan
8%
Jan
9%
Drug
17%
12%.
500
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
Davenport Hosiery Mills..
6%
100
6% Jan
10% Jan
6%
Jan
Davidson
12
Jan
Day
4
Jan
1,350
3%
13%
14
900
76%
73%
76%'
»
Jan
Jan
14%
77%
Jan
86*
220 1
83%
Jan
86
630
25%
Jan
30 '
Jan
14%
7%14%
American
Amer
100'
20%
30
31%.
4%
Jan
7%
Feb
25%
Feb
Detroit
Jan
16
Jan
Devoe
Jan
23
Jan
Distillers
■
Steel
&
Co
B_
Brown Forman
Distillers
6%'
cumulative junior preferred.—10
Brown Rubber Co common
1
Pipe
dep
i
22
Jan
33%
Jan.
Dobeckmun Co common
Jan
31%
Feb
Domestic Finance Corp class Aa
,sg
11%
21%~22%
Driver
29*%
Jan
Duke
Jan
5%
Jan
DuMont
20%
Jan
22 y,
Jan
6%
600
Jan-
3%
.
1,500
13%
13%
10%
25,700
Jan„
Jan
2%
Line
Corp Amer dep rets
10
A*
—
•
(Allen B)
Dunlop
r
Calamba
Sugar
Estate
Camden
Electric
Fire
5 %■
Feb
Power
3%
•
;
Insurance
n.%.10%
1.
x8%
*
j
Durham Hosiery class
13
Jan
14
Jan
Duro
3,200 >
21
Jan
Duval Sulphur As
23%
Jan
%
Jan
6,300
-v
200,
*.
*-■
preference
Canadian Canners Ltd
„
20-.
4%, Jan,
_
6c
Carnation
Co—
Co
'y;
common
Carolina Power 6c Light $5 pfd,
Biscuit Co
Carr-Consolidated
Carreras
5
.
100 i
Amer dep rets B ord.
3 7/»
» .
4 %;
47,600
23%.;
22%- 23%..
35 %«
34%
Jan
„*67/#
Jan
Jan
20"% Jan
,
5.%. Jan
3%
Jan
59%
1%
4%
800
10 y»
Jan.
•12%
8%
_4%.,
8%
V/+*
4%
t
,
r,
ik
56%
Jan
21V* Jan
.*
x8l/i
11%
Jah
1<
113
4%
4%
113
•
4%-
350
2s 6d
10%
12,100: V
Feb,
2%
Jan
127/8
Jan
3%
Feb
'-..,3V*
Jan.
2%'Jan"
-
I
400
•
,
Jan
68
Jan
6,600
28%
Jan
31%
Jan
lOVa
Jan
12%
Jam
250,
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
100
.
Jan
33
Jan
■'
14%
„
3%
Jan
Jan
Jan
23%
Potash Co.
Jan
37
*.
Jan
1,000
1,100
8%. Jan
4«/4
Jan
8%
92
113
50
111%
Jan
3%
Jan
4
Feb **
28%
Jan
7'A
Jan
8%
Jan
'12%
Jan
.% 14' •" Jan
Jan
'>139"•
Jan
12%
■
.:700
Jan
13%
Jan
2%
Jan
3V8
•
900 /
V- ?
28
,-.k
2%
3
24 V*
28
12%
13
.*•
Jan
A
1,200
Jan
24
300
Jan
*,v.;
12
2,800'
Jan
>./
Jan
28
•
v
Jam '"
Feb
"
14%
r
Jan
16 'v 20*
19
"4%
15%
1 1:" 60%
29% 31%-.
^ 59
'.59
125
25 Vb
4,300
ny.
--
14%:
•32%
34'
■
-
i:
18%
18%
17%
Jan
89
Jan
•
22,100 /;
7
,
.
fJ:
%
Jan
Jan
32% Jan.'.'
-*'-:,36%" Jan—*
y,
"/*• 94
,*
'„■*
Jan
•
-f - t-
'■
p
-
32%
33%
15
Jan
150
•
Jan
Jan
29%
350-
-
60%
>-
<•31%, Feb
Jan-
12 Va
100
36-%
; 92
Feb
Jan
*.
Jan
800 C
14% v
32%-'
.
92'
•'/
Jan
33
31%
20
.,5%
Jan
»" 7,400'*
-♦
'*
Jan
4%
3,200
-
5%*;
4%
Jan5
2
>
--<•;>
13%' Feb '"
UV* Jan.
r.,.
a
-
..
6
%»
Jan'7''V'//6%
%3%
*11,500
*
Jan);
■■*,
1; Jan '■!■* »18% Jan -3-.
Jan -' t-*'8-i'.v.Jan:
16
'*.'• 6%
20%
Jan
-v 24
•
%* Jan
.
a
*
-/->;■
v
■
'.*'T>i*/j-**4jr
"
States -Corpi,
U>13.%
A
k'3%
;
Jan
convertible j preferred.
Esquire Inc
:H
99 *■■"> r
■*••?■
«'•
.,■■*
-*.*■"
*•,,
99
•
r
;
..."3%
800
.-7 7-275; 'i;> 94
100"
."* C', I,iy
...
k
18'
*6% •7% v.'
"<~'
■
18
v.17y8
:;.42y®7> A 2"*-
.-
.:
2y«
313/«^ 32
v
:
700
51/2
"
.
<
y
1,200
lllV ':l%
82
*
16%
*
jaw ?.■
>'.^..4%;Jan'?
..
> v
p
y91
* ,*
.>
Jan 4
"100
Feb y.
vJany> ...> 31.
"J.. si.' 84% Peb
Jan
,7 ■;
4
Feb// ; *v
^ *.t-23%;
,Jan*.,/ y
jan
; /
:\l3
105 v: Jan •/;» <>106%,
-7%* Feb
6% Jan
14% Jan
k.
,*
1%..
Z18
/
*
s-.
'-4%
Jan
Feb
/'.v. .2/8
Jan
y,
.*
.
^
% Jan
16% Feb
.
H
Jan
:33% Jaht.
,v 5% Jan
>,31%. Janr*,,;
.
..■A-V
-14%
jan
^
t.
"., /Jan
19% >Jan
26,800
l6 Vi\?\ 16 %
Feb'*;
33 %
: Jan, u" 16l%7«Jan |,
•-11%-
3,100
2,200
19,400
"1
r.Feb
79
■
>
.y
""106%; i lQ6*k-lQ6V*<l a- AaIO
:'1Vb-
Jan
83y2„.Jan
-?'*21%i .'-j-ZIVb., 21%;".<45,000
12%*: .^vl2%; 13 '2,300
——„l
1
10
.4'♦—*■.
1
:61V* Jan.«.
32 Va Jan
•
—
■
.
'Mv^yr,
U%. Jan,7.
4,29.700
79 %,-V- 900
f
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...
7'"/'*.y,-i*.; >/*■
89%i90200
_>—1:
—
,
.
mt**><Vi29?/*V 31A
1,300
i' *"82 %:U 84r%»%7r;1,£25:
7*4% *-> ;yi2%A 14% *%43,10Q.
.—^5
6c Share oowttnew
Eureka Pipe Line common
r
12% .13%
1
.
Corp Ltd.—
-
"-:7»%;;*y76%
...100
$2
Eureka
i
—^—25
.
.
^7'
*>
-
'*
*
/'■t
1A Jan: ,,v:',
"18% •Jan,"
4% Jan 1
Jan
9,300
-7%
Jan
t
prior/preferred; i..—si
Electric Bond
Feb
33 V*
37% Jan
:
Jan
3 i5o
10,900
13%
-2%
'
J6n
22 k
6%
-"Jr.**..*. 2,700
_-_y/.ry;23%-''-71%: 24%^ 7-9,800
Electrographic Corp common.
1
Empire District ElectyiC 8% pfd—>100
4y8
■
2,300*
136 Va
series A^r.
preferred series B.
Eastern Sugar Associates— .*>•*.%
( Common shares of beneflelal int__^Ji
$5 pfd shares of beneficial intJL—— 1
Easy Washing Machine ^laaa B;,%
y*
561%. 'Jan
27V4
7;;..
"5%
5%
Jan.
b/.r;.
Jan
.ftuaM
t:.
1 '.
Jan
24%^.
Falrchlld Camera & Instrument—-—1
£j
9
8,700
.
Jan.
"
3%
13%
$6
Feb*
21%, Jan
150
87
•
*'3*4;
Jan
Jan
>r8 :
$7 preferred
Jan
11%; Feb
1,600
36
•
Ltd—
Amer dep rets A ord.
,
1
2.50 1
1-
52%
28 Vb
Empire Millwork Corp^
Emsco Derrick 6c Equipment—
_u_-5p
Equity Corp commons.
iLjl
—._10c ;
-'4-k
;
Feb
-Bjpoamon—25
Test .Corp.-common
Eastern
•
Canadian Marconi
Carman
17%
;
_100
Capital City Products common..
Capital Transit Co..
Carey Baxter 6c Kennedy lnc.
Jan
-
Jan
-13%
erf
•''"'.*
Canadian Industries Ltd—
preferred
,:
14 y8
'
Jan
■mv*
i-1
7%
Jan
<
>
-:Rjj*Vfe& 'i Krv*i **-* •£.
common;
Canadian Dredge 6c Dock Co. Ltd
-V:'
Feb
lb
4A
..
4% Jan
7%
J-
63,200,
21%
*
'
Jan * y
Jan
3%
10c
A j»n
Feb
3%
1,000
x8V*
,-21%
'
300.
3%
r'x 6%
3%
4%
k
,
>
10y2^Jan
3%
v,
Jan
8%
3,600k
11%.
■12 Va
Jan
1
•"
Duraloy
•
Canada Cement Co Ltd common
.
.
7%
5
Canada Bread Co Ltd...
6% %
k
Jan
6.%
.
4,200
-6%
7 -"
(The) Co..
Feb a
5
5
9 Va
.
;
36%
36%
36% '
'*
10
;
Eastern Malleable Trnn
i
Calgary 6c Edmonton Corp Ltd.
California
■
-a
A Jan
•
12,900
3%
•
li4%:
•
Rubber Co Ltd—
dep rets ord
Jan
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8
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-
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Dayton Rubber Co class A
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86
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-
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13%
24%
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Jan
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31
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18
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100
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2,700
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36,100 i
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78
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200
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Feb
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7
12%
common
non-votings
•'.V.'5%
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1
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Jan
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Feb
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Jan
7%
7
6%
7
class A
8%
Jan
Jan
-
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Jan
Jan.
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166 y2 172 >/2
10
Auto Stamping.
City & Suburban Homes
Clark Controller Co^
Clarostat Manufacturing Co.
1.
Arkansas Natural Gas
5
Cities Service
2
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Appalachian Elec Power Wa%
Jan
6%
300
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Angostura-Wupperman
Jan
4%
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118
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4
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%
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117
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11
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%
33
600
39
Angerman Co Inc common
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
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32
Jan
31
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2
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preferred
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Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference
Cessna Aircraft Co common^—t
Chamberlin Co of America
Jan
6%
23 %
1
6%
26%
•
Superpower Corp common
Avery
Jan
A
class
$6 series preferred—.
American Thread 5%
preferred
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Jan
25
Republics
6%
33%
Feb
•
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Jan
pfd
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Arkansas
%
.
22%
20%
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Jan
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•
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200
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20
25
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6c
.
Jan
1V2
25
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15%
Jan
,
79%
•
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Jan
Jan
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Range Since Jan. 1
High
6%
common-
(A M)
7%-
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American Maracaibo
11%
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Products
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Jan
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1 %
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1
100
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26
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—1
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for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
101%
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102
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preferred
cumulative
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Week's
-
Last
Sale Price
•'
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74 %
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'
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,v..
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Aluminum Co of America common
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-
-■
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for Week;
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Par
ENDED FEBRUARY 2
*
Range
Last
Sale Price*
Exchange
Sales
Week's
,
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
Fairchlld Engine &
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25 y2
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Jan.
For footnotes see page 31.
u
Volume 173
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 4983
(589)
NEW
YORK
CURB
29
EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
FEBRUARY 2
Friday
Week's
Sales
STOCKS
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Fire
Association
First
1
York
$2
i6 %
£1
4%
55V4
130
3%
5,800
101/4
300
4%
4%
51%
56 »/2
58%
of
A
non-voting
3%
Jan
Jan
31
91/4
Jan
IO1/4
voting
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
5,100
45V8
Jan
561/2
Jan
Jan
59
American
Fort
deposit receipts bearer
1
Franklin Simon
4%%
Fuller
& Co Inc
convertible
(Geo
3%
Jan
Jan
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Jefferson
Jim
Co
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1
common.
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Stores
(N J)
A)
II
20,200
Iff
111/4
11
11%
9
10%
13
1,700
10%
1
1.25
8,500
1 %
8%
12
Power
Co
Hi/4
10%
•
common..
11%
General
General
Acceptance
Alloys Co
General
Builders
Co
10%
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Jan
9
45
Jan
Jan
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Jan
5%
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Electric 4%%
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>
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-
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7%
100
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%
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103
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Jan
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Jan
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3%
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5%
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Jan
113
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101
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class
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18
17%
19%
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100
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Jan
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Feb
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Jan
107
Jan
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24 y2
1
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
20
Jan
3,700
-
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1,500
10,000
53
Jan
60
Jan
35
40%
600
35
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Feb
86
20
82
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30%
30%
300
14%
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17%
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14
Jan
31%
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11
17%
Chemical
8'%
10%
Jan
12 >/4
Higbie
—2
131
Jan
136%
Jan
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134%
Jan
136%
Jan
43,000
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
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47 %
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100
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Jan
11%
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4,300
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Power
5%
—
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'
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6%
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5
common
•
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Manufacturing Co
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common
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Jan
7%
3,600
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10%,
9,100
18%
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800
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Feb
17
18
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Jan
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1,300
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28
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Jan
34
Feb
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Jan
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900
12
Jan
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Jan
300
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Jan
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Jan
19%
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32
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Jan
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1
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12
17
36%
15,500
17%
.
1,900
•
pfd-
Light $6
I
2
13
13%
Co
_10
12%
12%
13
—1
19%
17%
19%
Stores
common
(The B) Co
Consolidated
•
Jan
Power
Harris
North
3,600
5%
Jan
100
9%
Jan
10
24%
800
237/s
Jan
26%
Jan
8%
500
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
13%
4,100
1
16%
13%
425
16
..
Jan.
7%
Jan
14%
,
Jan
Jan
17
,
Jan
200
13
Jan
13%
Jan
800
11%
Jan
12%
88
67
30
67
9
800
v
8%
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8%
Jan
91-
Jan
Jan
70%
9%
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
12%
Feb
4%
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...
.
Jan
150
39
Jan
14
14
100
13%
9% Jan
4%. Feb
110
44%
42
Jan
45
Jan
163
%,
20
32
900
—
"
31%
165
31%
■
--
25%
25
26
117
125
3%
2%
163
31%
111
~~
123 %
4
Textile
Jan
14
Jan
45%
4%
:
1,000
25
Jan
Jan
32%
Jan
111
Feb
102%
Jan
500
2%
2%
13%
14%
1,075
13%
4%
4%
1,500
3%
Jan
22%
22%
22%
400
21%
4%
Feb
4%
125
Jan
1,200
2%
.
Feb
3%
16
4%
27
Jan
Jan
27%
Jan
3%
4,600•
Jan
169
Jan
13%
24%
x23%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Metal
Jan
Jan
25%
22%
2,700
27%
Jan
Jan
32%
29%
32%
7,500
26
Jan
29%
Jan
5
11%
11%
11%
1,800
11%
Jan
12
10%
10%
10
Petroleum
29%
Hone
Oil
Midland
Steel
Corp $1
32%
41,000
25%
10%
1,000
$2
shs
Co
Safety. Razor
Royalty
B
Miller
Co
Co
v
•
Mining Corp of Canada
Pwr & Light 5%
Missouri
Public
Molybdenum
c
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com
page
31.
cl A
11,800
7
Jan
4
3% Jan
8
Jan
Jan
10
71/8
.
12%
Jan
Jan
9 V»
Jan
7%
Jan
6% Jan
200
7%
56
11%
12
56
56-
Jan
Jan
6%
1,900
2,600
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
8%
14%
14%
14
1%
2,700
9*
1%
8%
2,100
1,800
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
13%
Jan
16%
Jan
9,500
13
Jan
14%
Jan
10
1%
1%
8%
14%
Jan
11%
Jan
250
25
Jan
25%
1,700
20
Jan
24
12
15
14%
Service
;
2
Jan
Jan
Jan
1,200
22%
Jan
26
Feb
' 33%
100
32%
Jan
35
Jan
4%
26,500
3%
Jan
6%
26
3%
4%" Feb
*
103
Jan
7%
Jan
32
32%
250
31
Jan
32%
Jan
18%
19%
10,600
17
Jan
19i/4
7%
7%
103
7%
*5,800
40%
•
40%
Jan
Jan
103
Feb
40
25
103
*
*
Jan
41
Jan
102%
50
15,300
13%
Jan
18%
Jan
common———-1
2%
2%
2%
2,900
2 %
Jan
2%
Jan
Power
preferred
Loan
95%
103 %
Jan
-100
101%
Jan
series
Society
Ward
com
_100
C
class A —1
States
~2%
"4%
2V2
10
180%
Jan
101%
Jan
Jan
Jan
27/8
Jan
184%
Jan
Jan
36%
Jan
x4%
Jan
4% Jan
1,400
17%
18%
2,000
34%
36%
3,900
101% 101%
30
100
Jan
103
Jan
150
42
Jan
44
Jan
1,200
19
Jan
20
Jan
44
42%
44
19%
19%
19%
10%
10%
18%
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Co
700
Jan
103%
<
4%
36%
Tel
Mills
Vernon-Woodburv
"4%
17%
—
&
"2%
184
34
Power common—
Tel
2%
184
& Co class' A_
Producers
States
98
Jan
pid series B_ -100
Moody Investors participation pfd
Morris Plan Corp of America
Muskogee
Jan
Jan
18%
cumulative
Mt
5%
Jan
17%
4.80%
Montgomery
33
4%
4%
300
18%
4.40%
Monroe
5%
23%
26
pfd—100
Co—
cumulative preferred
4.50%
22
5%
19
common
25%
20%
5%
1
Pictures
Monogram
25%
21
50
Corp
Monongahela
10%
Jan
Jan
common
Muter Company
18%
18%
16%
32 %
400
-
■-
-«
9%
400
17%
;
18%
Jan
36%
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
10%
Feb
Jan
18%
139%
Jan
Nachman
500
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
Namm's
14 %
14%
85%
85%
87
1,450
78 %
Jan
Jan
>86 %> Jan
13
14%
12
Jan
13%
14
800
12 yB
Jan
14%
400
12%
1%
4.500
18
3,500
1%
15
.15%
3,200
'*
:
7%
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
Inc
Jan
15%
Jan
4%.
4%
200
4%
Jan
4"%
Jan
3%
3%
25,900
3%
Jan
3%
20 %
18%
20%
1,070
18%
Jan
*
12%
12%
12%
4,300
n%
Jan
—1
13%
11%
13%
4,700
10%
Jan
13
Jan
16%
12%
Jan
16 %
Feb
Jan
10 Vs
Feb
10
Jan
12%
15%
Jan
20
Jan
26% Jan
3% Jan
28
Jan
1
common
National
Breweries
Hess
15
I
common
1
•*
common
700
14
Feb
22
Jan
13
Jan
25
preferred
Jan
2/
8%
3%
10
Corp
Bellas
7%
14 Ve
8
N
102
Feb
-
8%
common
Jan
Jan
14%
1%
1%
1%
; 1%
*
1
Superpower Corp
29%
-
13,300
15,%
*
Jan
13%.* Jan
rl5%^Jan
Jan. ,:.V^.1%- Jan
Jan
j ^ ,2%
Jan
.
National Fuel
National
Gas
Mallinson
v.-i
•
.
-
%
,
-
16%
.9.:
.
%
16%
9%••
%,
200
500
80U.
16% .Jan
.
.8%
;
Jari
„%Jan
157
y
National
Rubber
,Jan-
National
Starch
National
Steel
; ^
National
Transit
16%
800
14%
16%
10%
9%
10%
-4,300
3,700
12 %
10%
12%
3,600
19%
19%
20
26%
27%
100
3%
3%
600
•
i*td
(*0101000
14
16%
1
Products
Car
16%
10
Machinery
1
2
4
Co
Radiator
'U>v,If).%- Jan
Fabrics
National Mfg & Stores common
National Pressure Cooker common
—*"**"
_100
fc
preferred—,
Minnesota
124%
.
Manufacturing
50c
common
convertible
National
Chute
8%
•7
•
1
Refineries
Wohl
4%%
100
•
:
*
-50c
10
Piping & Supply common
120
1
;
14%
15,400
56
7
•
shares
common
Oil
Midwest
Midwest
Mid-West
1,800
•
;
1
preferred—*
common
conv
dividend
non-cum
Midvale
124% 127%
lo
;
preferred
Jan
•
Products
Jan
13%
3%
Products—
National
coupon
shares
Corp—
Petroleum
States
Middle
Midland
101% 101%
126%
•-
A
Feb
Jan
50
Industries
2.50
•'
—10
1
6% preferred
Micromatic
Jan
Jan
32%
£1
Machinery
Hydro-Electric—
11%
8,400
13%.
3%
8%
8%
Muskegon Piston Ring. common.
pfd—100
Cigar
25c
15
1
Corp common
Jan
3,100
.
42
45
4
Jan.
8%
9
1
Co
Mid-West Abrasive
8%
4,200
12,800
12%
3%
Feb
Jan
100
preferred
A
Iron
'
Jan
Feb
xl0% Jan
9% Jan
800
;
12%
12%
54
40
Jan
140
13%
•
Jan
Jan
Jan
7,700
Warrants
6%%
Jan
..:
3%
11%
12%
37%
37
Merritt Chapman & Scott Corp—
Participating preferred
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Ruear Co common
7%
50
9%
13%
_1
Metal
•
America
II
Co
Jan
10
2,200
11
Jan
Jan
*
Jan
10
6,800
54
40
11%
12%
54
Co
&
Mfg
12%
48%
40
-10
Dredging
Johnson
'■
,
common
& Co class B
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(A
»
-
Shovel
Marion
Massey
5%
Jan-
1%
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.£1
Ltd
Co
Communication
•2%
4
•: V
•
1
Co——
Mfg
j
—
--
International Marine
Marconi
1,100
£1
(Canada; coupon
footnotes
Jan
107/8
Jan
30%
.—10
17,600
Public Service Co—
For
5%
Jan
16
700
•
(Texas)
2%
40
—
■
•
International
Italian
Jan
8%
7%
21%
5
5%
r
1
1
preferred
Securities
.
Air
4%
7,200
.9%
20%
class A
Mesabi
8%
4%
—
1—5
Preferred $3.50 series
Irving
Jan
.2,100
17
8
•
Jan
11%
12%,.
_•
Co
dep receipts registered
Iron Fireman
17%
5%
10%
7%
1
49%
•
'
..
Ireland
3.90%
Jan
9%
10%
1
Jan.
'**WV
11%
1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
'
Jan
4%
5%
16%
9%
Service
Public
Mapes
Jan
'
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain <fc
Iowa
1
8
—8
Inc
44%
8%
8%
-
.
5*
Registered
Investors
10%
Jan
*
5%
.
-*
G)
230
16%
9
io>
—15.
Jan
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Registered
1
13%
Mountain
International
4%
Jan
i
16%
8
1
Ltd
—
Mountain
International
2,300
~4%
1-fo Jan
10%
*
•
Mountain
*-
600
.4%
46%
67
common
International
10%
4%
1
33%o
Feb
90%
common
convertible
International
Feb
Jan
90
&
•International
13
10%
x9% Jan
x9% Jan
16%
90
IlOO '
of
4,700
37%
13%
.2.50%
Baking
Humble
Co
13
Jan
12%
.
Insurance
10%
Jan
13
1
preferred
(Harvey)
Imperial Oil
Jan
12%
11%
11%
1,;:
preferred
American
13 %
34%
'
Hubbell
Zinc Co
Jan
400
13%
16%
.100
w_
'
Illinois
12%
800
12%
common
Hardart
Hygrade Food
1,300
Chain
Manischewitz
Jan
7%
13%
—
&
1st
13%
.—8
Mangel
Jan
Jan
24 *"
7%
*
•
& Co
A)
Hydro-Electric
13
16%
I~2
Gold
Horn
Huyler's
Feb
13%
3,600
'
Co
Jan
"
common
&
-
15
35%
7
24
—.5
_25c
Inc
&
Jan
1
M
Jan
22%
10
—
*
^
commons
6
,
.100
Consol
Lock
Jan
4%
•%.
7
—1
common..
w
Horn
Hurd
Jan
2,%
2%
;
(Geo
18
9%
13%
46%-
1
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common
5%
5%
1
—
& Co class A.
Hormel
Jan
650
15%
-
•
Horder's
Feb
24%
300
34%
16%
—25
common
Hollinger
Jan
10
Groceterias
Menasco
6
•
—;
Co
17%
Jan
Jan
5
Jan
4,400
23%
4%
15
Class B
•
Maine
105 %
1—5
common
Light
convertible
(R)
22%
Mackintosh-Hemphlll
'
.100
pfd
A
Mfg
5%
Hoe
22%
9,700
5
Jan
II
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Land & Exploration—
Jan
f 136%
133
'
-25
Brewery
_
Henry Holt & Co
,
4%
Jan
9,800
135
:
-_1
Co
Co Ltd
Paper
preferred
4%
Feb
Jan
12%
;
136%
5 % % preferred
4%
28 %
Jan
Jan
7%
stock
Corp
Co
Jan
9%
Lynch Corp
Co
Rubinstein
Class
24
14%
common
McWilliams
Dept Stores
Mining Co
Heller
1,200
1
Louisiana
Tea—
Hertford
Rayon common
Harvard Brewing Co_
Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Hecla
28%
5
Lone Star Gas Co
Alabastine
Electric
Hazeltine
27%
15
common
Locke Steel
Jan
66%
Jan
Corp
Loblaw
_
Inc
Paper
Bridge
Hartford
35%
1
common
(R
Tourneau
Mead
Lamp
Jan
7%
—*
10
Mines
Lit Brothers
-4%*'Jan
Jan
H
Hamilton
87/s
35
Ltd
Co
Corp
McKee
Hammermill
Jan
50
1
Opolfv
Le
i
Hall
1,500
common
M
G
Rubber Co
Foundry
Lionel
4%
40
.100
Utilities
Lime
8%
35%
28%
1
1
1
Stores
Louisiana
Western
States
107
8%
35%
•
50
& Machine
of Delaware
Lanston Monotype Machine
La Salle Extension University
Jan
15%
;
86
-
'Grocery Stores Products
Gulf
100
Corp
Shores
Lamson
Jan
28%
-1
Jan
8
Co
&
Brewing Co
(The) Forge Co
Lakey
Jan
12,200' •:
25
-
Pacific
&
Northern
Gypsum
Jan
13%
Hotels
Lake
Jan
7 %
,
•
._
preferred
Griesedieck
14%
Jan
Laclede-Christy Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
'
_•
Mines__
common
Lakes
Jan
26)
&
Non-voting
13 %
Jan
112%
16%
112% 113
.
'
—4
Manufacturing common
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd. ,_25
Grand
1
Rapids Varnish
Gray Manufacturing Co
—5
Atlantic
300
Jan
200
16
Gorham
Great
14%
preferred—*
Gorham
&
Jan
13%
Jan
5
4%
changed to
Black
22%
107
10%
Krueger
21%
20
103
—
.
f
Jan
1,525
Lake
Jan
common
i-
Jan
15%
13%
(I B)
7%
20%
16%
$6
Manufacturing
(Efiective
Jan
Jan
105%
12
(D Emil) Co
Kleinert
18%« Jan
7%
5
preferred
Inc
8%
7%
10
10,100
13%
Kobacker
4%
Consolidated
Gorham
38,300
8%
22%
•
Kirkland
Jan
Jan
•.
Goodman
Jan
23
\
,
6
Sugars class A
prior
v
Jan
B
$4.50
•
5%
50c
Inc
Inc
3%
Jan "
Knott
*
Co
Jan
Jan
Jan
common.
Co
Distilleries
(Adolf)
4,600
•
7%
J
20%
••
Gobel
Jan
.18%
21%
•
20
&
5%
4
'
8%
Coal
Globe
Jan
21%
5
King Seeley Corp
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
Jan
Co
Glenmore
Jan
3%
100
Gold
McBean
7
3%
3%
4%
Gilchrist
Jan
Jan
Jan
pfd.
common
Gladding
100%
5%
5%
10
6%
Service
(AC)
Alden
3%
Jan
3
.
Inc
Kings County Lighting common
4%
cumulative preferred
8%
common..
Adv
Yellowknlfe
Glen
Jan
20%
600
.—
106 % 106%
•
(Waiter)
1
Georgia-Power'$6 preferred
$5 preferred
Gilbert
3%
—
common
Co
£1
<
-Giant
100
•
preferred
conv
Jan
7%
10o
Co
Kennedy's
Jan
17%
Jan
-5%
■
common.
Plywood Corp
General* Public
900
Jan
6%
25
reg
Fireproofing
Outdoor
7
16%
10
Ltd—
Corp
preferred
5%
•
preferred
rets
3,300
100
5%
Corp
Cc
Finance
Genera]
Jan
2%
3%
1
Corp
Kansas Gas &
Jan
Jan
6 %
Supply Corp com—1
Electric
General
Feb
32%
Jan
K
Feb
10'A
2,000
17%
100
1
common
convertible
General
17
17
-100
Mfg
dep
7%
Jan
2
Jan
Jan
39
5
Gellman
Amer
Jan
30
1,300
,
Jan
Jan
81/4
50
Co
Jan
11
1
common
preferred
preferred
5%
6
900
2%
—
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
4%%
preferred
General
6,700
32%
2%
2%
•
•
7%
31%
1
Preference
Kidde
5%
6
6%
1
common.
Julian & Kokenge Co
Key
Gatineau
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
France—
Pitt Brewing Co
(Peter) Brewing
Fox
Shares
Low
Jan
•
of
for Week
Par
Feb
1,500
54
10
Sales
Range
of Prices
Jan
29%
*
B
Motor
621/2
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
High
Jan
Canada—
Class
Class
Ford
New York Curb
Ltd—
deposit rets ord reg
Motor
31/4
3%
1
Low
62
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
61
10c
preferred—1
common
Co Inc
Motor Co
62
10
cumulative
(M H)
American
Ford
(Phila)
Corp
dividend
Fishman
Ford
Friday
for Week
New York Curb Exchange
.
1
3%
",.1.700
8%
<
13% Feb
Feb
Feb
3"% Jan
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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YORK
NEW
CURB
.
.
.
Monday, February 5, 1951
EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 2
Week's
Sales
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Low
Par
Neptune
Nestle
common
Mur Co common
New
New
Haven
99 %
1
V,3%
Clock & Watch Co
5
Jan
4
Jan
19
700
17
Jan
20%
Jan
4%
100
Jan
5%
Jan
1,970
93%
Jan
100
Jan
1,400
3*4
Jan
4
Jan
7%
Jan
9%
Jan
70% Jan
8% Jan
75
2%
900
New
Process
New
York
common
*
New
York & Honduras Rosario
10
34
34 %
250
New
York
Merchandise
10
11%
11%
50
103a
Jan
12
Jan
New
York
Shipbuilding Corp—
1
15%
1G
1,200
18%
Jan
20%
Jan
Co
74
Co
shares
Founders
Niagara Share
2%;
72
Jan
8%
Jan
37%
Jan
18%
1%
Jan
lb
15%
16
1,200
15*4
Jan
16
15%
16%
4,700
15%
Jan
17
2%
600
100
5
20%
18 '4
20%
5%
4%
Aircraft
2
2%
Jan
Jan
3.300
17%
Jan
20%
Feb
5%
11.300
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
90
90
14%
-1
13%
15*4
18%
13*4
*
Corp
49%
Jan
101% 101*4
pfd—100
Inc—_——
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
6
Jan
101
50
—
Jan
49
Vs
2%
Jan
114
4,700
5%
414 %
(The)
Corp common
Co Ltd—..—
Royaiite
Oil
Russeks
Fifth
Ryan
Ryan
Jan
Jan
90
102'%
Jan
13
1,300
Jan
15*4
Jan
15%
15,000
Jan
18%
Jan
O
Corp
Brass
Ohio
Power
Oklahoma
4% %
Filters
.
class
Olympic Radio & Telev
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd
Overseas Securities
St
Lawrence
1st
United
Schick
Schulte
m%
1st
preferred
1st
;
.4
5%
(DA)
fieeman
$4.40
div
Pacific
Petroleum
Ltd
Pacific
Power
&
•Pacific
Public
Service
$1.30
1st
Light
common
Pancoastal
A)
Oil
Paramount
(C
Parker
Motors
t
v
Selby
Shoe
Selected
Pen
Convertible
$5.50
Jan
11%
Feb
Sherwin-Williams
19%
Feb
38
1,000
36*4
Jan
41%
Jan
Sherwin-Williams
16%
16%
800
15*4
Jan
16%
Jan
Shoe Corp of America class
$1
cumulative
$1.32
Jan
32%
Jan
28%
Jan
28'4
28'4
900
28'4
Jan
29
Jan
X28'4
28%
900
28
Jan
28%
4%
Gas
&
Penn
Power &
Co
Penn
Traffic
Penn
Water & Power
Pep Boys
A
Light 4 % %
com
pfd
of
Co
Co
1
•
'
•
Pharis Tire & Rubber
common
..Philadelphia Co common
Phillips Packing CoPhillips Screw Co__
Governor
Jan
Sonotone
Feb
Soss
713
8'4
47,700
7
Jan
14%
14%
^100
23%
24
#—»
8'4
Johnson Ltd
Pioneer
Gold
Mines
Valley
1
Scale
Co
17%
14%
59
60
Pressed
14
.Providence
Public
common
37%
39%
1,200
Jan
2%
Jan
16%
Jan
20%
Jan
47,800
2
Jan
2%
300
13
Jan
300
19
2%
15
14%
33*4
34%
8,000
95
94
~3%
3%
*
12%
12%
6%
6*4
*
32*4
25
62*4
:
A
Jan
95
97
4*4
Jan
5%
Jan
1,400
1%
Jan
13*4
Jan
16
100
7
12
31%
32%
64
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
1%
Jan
Feb
170
12%
Feb
7%
Jan
Jan
34'%
Jan
61'%
5,800
Jan
Jan
29'%
1,200
61%
108% 108%
Feb
Jan
5%
5,500
Jan
66*4
Jan
106
Jan
109
Jan
23
Jan
23
Jan
22
Jan
25%
*
Canada—
35
Jan
3%
2,800
4'%
2,100
1 %
1%
92
2,200
6%
6
6%
1%
1
88
50
97
3%
15
Jan
Jan
31
550
95
97
.
3*4
Jan
::
24%
25%
1,900
5%
~5%
600
30%
•
*
.
5%
30%
100
5%
1,800
Jan
6
Jan
Jan
Publications—
5
27%
Jan
30'%
Feji
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
255*4
Jan
3*4
"5
1
common——
Jan
/
*
Aircraft
17%
8,700
-
175
Co
1
Corp
3%
14%
38%
4
13%
50c
2
Jan
9
Jan
5
■
16% Jan
4% Jan
6%
7
2,500
Jan
10*4 Feb
7'4 Jan
38%
40
2,900
35%
Jan
40'%
Southwest Pa Pipe Line.;
lo
22%
22%
20
20*4
Jan
22'%
Jan
Southern
46
46%
270
45
Jan
47
Jan
X28%
Corp
Oil
common
-~V
California Edison—
original
preferred
25
.
.
Jan
Feb
4.88%
cumulative
preferred-
28%
1,100
27%
Jan
29
Jan
4.56%
convertible
preference
25
■u.—
30%
31 %
1,000
30%
Jan
31%
Jan
4.48%
convertible
preference
—25
29
29
29'%
Jan
Jan
30
Jan
39
Jan
2,100
28%
4.32%
cumulative
—25
27%
26%
27%
600
26
Jan
Feb
4.08%
cumulative
preferred
preferred
27*4 Feb
25% Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
42'4
Jan
3%
13%
Jan
Jan
15
Jan
Jan
Jan
6%
112
Jan
3*4
70
Feb
23%
Jan
1,200
Jan
28
Jan
35%
500
6%
Jan
13%
Feb
60
Jan
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
39
Jan
4
Jan
Jan
Jan
74%
Jan
Feb
16
Jan
Southern
13
2,500
U
Feb
1,300
21%
Jan
Jan
23%
Jan
9%
2,500
7%
Jan
9%
Jan
414
4%
2,600
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
24%
2,000
22%
Jan
24%
Pipe Line
Southland
..25
28'%
25
.
25%
"
Corp—
~5%
—*
1
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Brewing Co
—.—.——2.78
Standard Cap & Seal common
1
Convertible preferred ————10
Standard
%
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
1,300
46'%
Jan
48%
Feb
5%
1,900
Jan
5%
Jan
5%
Jan
1%
5%
100
48%
5*4
48%
~5%
4%
5
—
Jan
47
1
:
Co.—
Royalty
Shoe
bpencer
1*4
400
le
Jan
1*4
Jan
9%
Jan
11%
Jan
Jan
21%
10%
10*4
10%
21%
20*4
21%
4,400
700
5
20
Feb
Feb
1
3
2%
3
2,000
2*4
Jan
3
Jan
20
Standard Forglngs Corp ——————1
Standard Oil
(Ky)
10
Standard Power & Light common—1
19
18*4
19
700
17%
Jan
20
Jan
Jan
Standard
$1.60
Dredging Corp common..
convertible
Common
$7
22'4
9%
4*4
7
23'4
4%
Jan
3,000
4,100
Jan
n
24
14%
4%
10*4
Jan
Jan
21%
22'4
5,100
4'%
9%
40
5%
3,300
16
16%
15%
4%
10
1
17
110
1,800
74%
15%
1
common
1
7%
Jan
.
5%
73
Jan
•
Jan
23
1,200
37%
Jan
12.50
5%
27
9,100
38
3*4
common
Jan
40
200
5'4
313
"
14%
ijan
■
14%
; 570
Penn
Jan
55
1,150
111*4
:
Coast
24
12
40
28
301% 307
307
£1
South
51
600
42*4
10u
ord registered
Paper Mills
rets
29%
1,000
5
13%
class
preferred
B
—————*
Products
2,400
14%
17*4
Jan
3,700
37
Jan
40%
Feb
8%
93,700
6%
Jan
8%
Feb
7%
7%
6,300
6*4
Jan
7%
168'%
50
162*%
Jan
168%
Feb
10%
10,700
8*4
Jan
10%
Jan
6*4
Jan
7%
Jan
168
162
Tube
Standard
Starrett
9%
8%
1
6%
6%
7
1,800
1
4%
4%
5*4
2,400
4*4
Jan
5*4
Jan
1
Corp
Steel
of
class
(The)
Feb
—1
4%
4%
4%
1,200
4*4
Jan
5
Jan
33%
33%
600
28'%
Jan
33%
22'%
Co
Standard-Thomson
16
40%
7%
7%
-
15%
38%
8
*
—s
preferred
Standard
16
40%
23%
200
x22'%
Jan
23%
Jan
15
15
1,000
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
___——
Jan
2
3*4
61%
3,200
112
Jan
2i'ir
Jan
3%
4,100
3
Jan
3%
Jan
64%
Jan
39%
Jan
4%
Jan
61*4
"4
63
2,520
60
39%
5,400
33%
Jan
4*4
200
4
19%
4%
•
4%
11%
11
•
AO
Jan
34%
5
2.50
2%
3%
id
1
50
19%
5
11%
50
4
Jan
,
B
Corp
;
18
Jan
19%
Jan
4*4
5%
Jan
12%
Jan
4,600
8
Jan
Jan
23%
400
19%
Jan
23%
Feb
36'
36*4
300
34
Jan
36%
Jan
11%
11%
11%
700
11%
Jan
12
Jan
14%
America
1
16%
1
3*4
B
5,800
Jan
16%
preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
100
com
Pyrene Manufacturing
104%
•
30*4
12,600
2%
Jan
3%
200
8
Jan
8%
400
8%
Jan
8%
Ill5
Sterling Brewers Inc
^Sterling Engine Co
Sterling Inc
Stetson
5%
*
Sun
Ray
&
Co
Jan
104%
Swan
Finch
Oil
Jan
7%
Feb
3,800
3
Jan
3%
Jan
5'4
4,300
4%
Jan
5'%
Jan
20
20
150
2
600
2
—'
22%
~25c
Cement,
Die
&
1,100
3'%
22%
100
30
31%
3,550
1
Jan
1%
Jan
31%
600
4%
325
4'%
2,900
20%
3%
36*4
38*4
1,600
19%
20%
5,100
111% 111%
25
500
Jan
Jan
5%
15
2%
22% Feb
26%
23'%
13%
20% Jan
Jan
4
4
—15
Corp
18%
21
5
23%
"
Co.
7%
23
—
*
Inc
22
31'%
Drug common
Tool
7%
5
—
■
1
common—
Portland
Superior
7%
.
'
5
Jan
3
3
-tl
(J B) Co common
(S)
7%
1
_10c
(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc.
Stroock
15
com—.
11
Jan
Jan,!
Jan
Jan
Feb
5%
Jan
23%
Jan
4%
Jan
15
Jan
Jan
104%
150
102
Feb
27%
31
3,300
25%
Jan
31
Jan
15%
200
13%
Jan
16%
Jan
9%
9%
common
Jan
8%
14
15%
iq
Co.
Jan
2%
104
5
&
Feb
3%
8'%
•
16%
8*4
Colorado—
cumulative
(A)
*
ordinary
Sterling Aluminum Products
Superior
3
*
Stein
Canada
Stinnes
4,600
22%
Nevada—
Co
—
36*4
of
of
Jan
2
South
Jan
4
—
•
Gas
Service
4%fc
2%
29
Jan
100
class
Jan
6,700
Jan
iu
Jim
5%
—
111
5
__
of
Co
16,700
2%
Jan
8
Jan
2.50
preferred
Metals
2%
39'%
2
16%
49,700
—
—
X27%
25c
Inc
Jan
2%
36*4
2
"
Manufacturing
22
123,600
60
40'4
lo
common
Lambert Co
Prosperity
7
■
6
42'4
1
Mining Co
Producers Corp
i
'
—
36
•
1
Ltd
Wine
2*4
2*4
38%
shares
Powdrell & Alexander common
Power Corp of Canada common
1st
5%
6%
—
1
Amer
Jan
99%
Jan
14'4
200
Solar
49
5
7
•
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
!
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
6%
uf
96'4
——
10c
Jan
11*4
preferred————*
(Howard)
Jan
*
common
Pinchin
Prentice-Hall
Smith
28%
Jan
7
'
3%
Jan
5
—
Pattern
dep
104%
3%
Pratt &
Amer
105%
74%
Polaris
Jan
Jan
1
Pneumatic
36%
Jan
•
(The)
Pleasant
Jan
27%
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—2o
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Pierce
33%
3,200
102
2.50
Jan
91/4
33%
Simpson's Ltd class B
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
102%
•
2%
7,900
37,100
Ltd
convertible
80
100
13,200
4%
common.—
common
400
1
common
Electric class
3*2
10%
100
Breweries
700
25
Corp
Penn
2%
10%
4%
preferred
28%
27%
105
25
preferred
3%
Jan
V; 6
preferred
cumulative
Pennroad
Feb
Feb
10%
12%
13%
Jan
4'4
1
Jan
31'4
Jan
"4%
Denn
Jan
28%
3*4
16
Jan
100
9,900
14*4
8%
500
4*4
B
18%
36
4
16
11'4
28%
4
1
class
225
32%
Jan
1
Corp
500
35
Feb
2"%
Serrick
20,100
Jan
76'%
Jan
1
19%
9
38%
Jan
1%
1
——
11%
Jan
Jan
53%
9,100
Inc—
B)
13%
8%
26%
6,500
—.25
certificates
(R
10
200
17,100
2%
common
Mining
Shawinigan Water & Power
8%
38%
76'%
2
33*4
bctiwnel Radio Coip common—
Sentry Safety Control
105%
•
Jan
66 Va
1
19*4
—
5
Peninsular Telephone common..-
7%
.———5
Shattuck
28*4
*
Jan
*
prior stock
103*4 104'4
——
5%
1
stock
'
Patican Co Ltd
2,400
Jan
1
Seton Leather common
%
105
1
6%
6%
*
Jan
0%
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills——.
Jan
2
Co
Inc
Jan
1
Co
6'%
38%
Co
Industries
30%
113
28'4
c
Corp
Jan
2*4
Jan
28%
Panatapec Oil (C A) Amer shares
4%
2%
•
preferred
Page-Hersey Tubes
2,100
Segal Lock & Hardware. .———--1
Jan
Feb
28%
•
Jan
5%
18%
28%
pfd_*—100
5%
common
10%
18%
111%
Jan
55%
32%
1
.
Jan
76%
Inc
170
35%
*
9%
*
•
preferred
cum
900
1
Corp General
Bros
3.500
25
1st preferred
25
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80% red 1st preferred
25
Pacific Lighting $4,50 preferred
•
10
1
Inc common—
Jan
25
redeemable
10
1
Jan
8%
5%
Jan
—49
common
common
37
11
1st pfd—25
—.
8%
25c
Ltd
%
5
.
preferred
1
;
preferred
Corp
'48%
-
5%
100
5'4
Scullin Steel Co common
Securities
$3
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
Jan
10
5%
Simmons-Boardman
common
13%
10
1.25
Inc
Simplicity
Co
Jan
*
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre <& Fisher Brick
Silex
Can
Jan
11'/a
Petroleum
Corp
convertible
Samson
Sicks
Pacific
8%
19,400
3%
4U0
19%
Amer shares--.
1
Jan
13%
"9%
8,300
13%
1
1
..
8%
1
tt
•
B
Inc
Omar Inc
600
Co
111% 112
29%
30%
30
15
High
Low
8%
12%
13'4
—*
common
55%
53
100
Gas
%
3/4
.
•
common—
preferred
Natural
United
Oliver
50c
common
Co class B
Range Since Jan. t
High
8%
1
Ryerson & Haynes common
Semler
Ogden
Ave
Aeronautical
Consolidated
Allotment
Ohio
Low
Jan
75
16
49%
Co
Pub Serv
Rowe
Jan
31
5%
Oil
Texas
Novadel-Agene
8
4914
Airlines
Northrop
Jan
900
————1
Utility
RR
11.300
8%
5%
Central
Ind
2%
8
49%
North
Penn
2'4
4.100,
5
preferred—5o
Securities
*
Mines
American
Northern
10,500
8 '/a
American Rayon $3
North
North
11%
5
common
North
Northeast
74%
10%
*
Corp
Nlles-Bement-Pond
Nipissing
71
11
*
common
Par
Jan
6%
8'/8
New
Auction
Shares
Jan
3%
3%
8%
for Week
Jan
11%
96% 100
preferred
2o
Zinc ——-——25
& Arizona Land—
1
Park Mining Co
1
convertible
4%%
New Jersey
New Mexico
Exchange
High
Low
10,400
1
Tel
England Tel &
New York Curb
5
18 %
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
High
4^
IB-la
2.50
Meter
Le
4%
30c
Union Radio
National
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
9%
800
Jan
10 %
Jan
9
Tampa
Electric
Technicolor
Texas
Thew
Shovel
Jari
19
Jan
Co
•
—
Light $4.56
5
Tobacco
Markets
Realty
&
17%
Jan
18'4
Jan
20'%
Jan
Jan
111%
Jan
Feb
18%
1,500
17%
Jan
18%
Feb
7%
7*4
7%
2,900
6*4
Jan
8%
Jan
5
14%
14*4
14%
400
12*4
Jan
14'%
Jan
Inc
16
16
16*4
600
15%
Jan
16*4
Jan
8*4
1.300
7%
Jan
8*4
Jan
17%
18*4
1,100
15%
Jan
18'%
Jan
85
85
85
Jan
90
Jan
25c
—
7%
1
Construction
&
Allied
18%
38*4
34*4
111
—1
common
Roofing Inc
Tishman
20%
pfd——*
common
Corp
Corporation
Thorofare
Tilo
18*4
•
common
common
&
Thiokol
Thor
Quebec Power Co.
Co
Inc
Power
7%
1
Stocks—
85
*
60
Tobacco Security
Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common—
20
R
Railway & Light SecuritiesVoting
10
common
Rights
Railway
Utility Investment A_
Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
convertible
preferred
18*4
2*4
5*4
1
10
xl7%
Jan
2*4
200
4%
Jan
6%
Jan
5%
6,200
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
Tonopah
26%
Jan
Trans
26%
300
26%
26 %
1,600
28,700
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
Trunz
3,100
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
Tung-Sol
6
Jan
7%
Jan
4%
Jan
4%
2%
900
2%
2,300
Rio Grande
.
2%
2*4
1%
24
23*%
24
1,300
23'/s
35*4
34%
35%
800
31%
1
3%
3%
3%
5,500
3
Jan
Jan
24 %
(Texas Corp)
v
t
1
c
37%
2%
2*4
100
102
100
•
36
35
12%
Rotary
49
lootnotes
see
page 31.
101%
Jan
104%
Jan
1,500
1%
Jan
2
Jan
3%
3,100
3%
Jan
3%
7,700
3
Jan
900
20
3%
3%
lo
80c
Inc
3%
22%
21%
23
21%
18'%
21%
21
18%
21
3%
—
*
-
Lamp
Works
"
Jan
convertible
preferred
2%
103
37%
3%
Jan
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
4
Jan
3%
Jan
23
•
;
Realization
Jan
Union
Gas
of
2
Jan
220
97
Jan
103
Feb
Union
Investment
325
35
Feb
38
Jan
Union
Oil
Jan
20
Jan
—
Co of
Stock
5
_
*
Canada
21%
Feb
17
Jan
21
Feb
Co
_
__
..
n
100
%
Jan
6%
7%
4,700
4%
Jan
7%
Jan
16%
17%
2,300
16%
Jan
17%
Jan
7%
7%
7%
Jan
u
4
7%
600
7
325
J—4 O O
Jan
California—
Yards
of
1,300
12%
Jan
15%
Jan
United
Aircraft
12*4
13
2,900
13
Jan
United
Corp warrants
51*4
9%
39%
Jan
48%
Jan
51%
Jan
United
Elastic
*
Jan
17%
_
Corp
15%
6,100
2,800
Jan
16%
6%
Corp
Chemical
9,200
2%
18,800
U
Ulen
Union
14%
19
:—1
common
Omaha
Products
Corp
common-
102% 103
Jan
—
-50c
6%
6
*
■
/
6 '2
s
32
32
__
__
Uf*
_100
S
_
n
Jan
i
*
$3.75 preferred series A
American dep receipts for ord reg—£1
Cable Corp common
5
Roosevelt Field Inc
5
For
50
1%
1%
—
4%
*
-
Unexcelled
Rome
Co
4'%
—
51
—1
warrants
Corp
Jan
Jan
Royee Ltd—
Electric Steel
53%
Jan
1%
1
Jan
Jan
Valley Gas Co—
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F
Roeser & Pendleton Inc common
Rolls
1
5
•
Richmond Radiator
Jan
3'%
3%
Jan
1,200
4%
v
Jan
48%
48%
Jan
7*4
Engineering
Temper
5%
12
4%
Inc
of Nevada—
Tri-Continental
True
4%
6%
Co
Feb
Jan
11*4
6%
&
26%
56
5%
4%
Electric &
Jan
Jan
11%
1
(Robert)
22%
5
1
Rice-Stlx
26%
Mining
Lux Corp
7%
500
7,300
—
51
w*.
Royalty
6.25
Pump Co
Reliance
Jan
Jan
56
Regal Shoe Co
Reis
25%
25
—' '
104% 104%
—
Corp.
.—70c
Toledo Edison 4*4% preferred—-—100
26
•
Toklan
9,400
•
Raytheon Manufacturing common
Reading Tube Corp class A.
Reda
17%
2*4
—
&
Rath
$3
18*4
35
6,000
136
14,200
35%
200
103%
Jan
—■
——
Jan
6%
Jan
32
Jan
%
Jan
33*4
Jan
36%
Jan
5%
Volume 173
Number 4983
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(593)
NEW
YORK
CURB
EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 2
Week's
Sales
STOCKS
last
Range
for Week
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
Friday
of Prices
Par
United
Products
Milk
particpating
75c
United
Molasses
Amer
United
&
RR
Profit
46%
14 Va
2'/8
U
S
Foil
S
and
1st
class
Co
__10c
1
-1
common
50
47%
4,400
40 Va
149
14%
100
14
2%
8,000
1%
19,800
36
30 Va
certificates
1952——Jan-July
44
Jan
49 V4
Jan
Jan
41V4
Jan
Jan
15
Jan
Jan
28%
4%
Jan
800
88%
Jan
9Va
79
5Va
Jan
91%
15,400
8 Va
Jan
9%
Jan
1,200
3%
Jan
5%
Jan
2,100
17/B
Jan
2%
Jan
32 Va
32 Va
50
3 V4
3%
4,500
700
62
80
Jan
Feb
25%
5
3'A
1952
coupon
6s
mortgage
Jan
26 V4
Va
Jan
32 V2
Feb
3%
Jan
1st
convertible
S4
1971
1970
:
with
ex
Oct
Oct
1
1940
1947
1
Petroleum
2,800
7%
Jan
8
Jan
90
20
82
Jan
90
Feb
451/2
250
40
Jan
45%
9
Jan
10'A
Jan
51/4
Jan
14%
Feb
9%
9
9%
4,500
.20c
4%
4%
4%
12,200
4%
Jan
14%
1,300
13%
Jan
•
14%
14
50
4
73
75
•
103%
series
101
44%
15
105%
106%
104
105
3
—
104% 1041%
$104% 105 '/a
50;
.
104%
$98
April-Oct
98%
—
1
98'%
104%
104%.
105%
—
105 '/a
$49
19b0
1952—
A
Harbor
San
Water
$15
—
—
—
—
"
;
—Jan-July
Corp 3s
Joaquin Lt & Pow 6s B 1952
California Edison 3s 1965
series
1st and
ref M
3s series B
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
1st
mortgage
Gas
Gas
3s
3'As
1970
(Calif)
102%
163%
102
3
103%
103%
—
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Augr
1973
1971
102
163%
—
$103'/a 104%
$103V2
ikfar-Sept
1973—
A
102%
1981— -May-Nov
Southern
3'/aS
$T63'A 165
April-Oct
A,,
Power
v
105'
2
104
—
/
3
!
*•*
1960
coupon
44%
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
Jan
III
T
Syndicate Inc
Manufacturing
7%
75
105% 106'A
Jan-July
coupon
'
49
44%
44
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6V2S
A6V2S
88%
43'A
—
4
104
49
50
__
104%
Safe
90
90
•
Venezuela
Vogt
7%
43
5
preferred—
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co—
Venezuelan
7%
44%
104
Park Lexington 1st
mortgage 3s 1964
—dan-July
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964
June-Dec
51/2S
.—1
—
44
104%
Piedmont
High
83
49
74
April-Ocf
V
common
Va
104
-*.Jan-July
mortgage 3'As 1968
mortgage 3s
3'As
LOW
24
'
May-Nov
50-year 5'/o debentures 1998
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
Valspar Corp
44
April-Oct
1953
86%
$15
Jan-July
April-Oct
Feb
3'A
1st
Jan
28
Power
Jan. 1
No.
1
Ohio
Range Since
Sold
High
$49
Mar-Nov
1963
1963—
6'As
85
'
England Power 3'As 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Feb
5
80
1952
coupon
1940
Superpower
Valley RR—
Extended at 4% to
A 1st
Bonds
Feb
36
2'A
68
1940
1
New
Jan
2%
Jan
5,500
%
1
Nov
86
Midland
1
lo
common
Altalian
Jan
39%
10
Co
Jan
5%
4%
10
Sugar
%
Jan
5Va
8%
9
"2%
with
Jan
4 Va
91%
5
91 Va
1
50c
Insurance
Products
A7s
300
5%
91 Va
S Rubber Reclaiming Co
United Stores. Corp common
Universal Consolidated Oil
A7s with Nov
Jan
45%
35'/a
♦
U
Jan
%
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Co—
escrow
6
5%
2%
•
Universal
Debenture
.245
40
Securities
Universal
Interstate Power
Jan
.4
1
B
International
Utah-Idaho
Jan
Jan
5%
common
preferred with warrants
Radiator
S
11 Va
5 V4
40Va
Preferred
S5
Jan
243 Va
—————25
Sharing
or
Sale Price
Low
A
100
Canal
Week's Range
Last
Period
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
registered
ord
Interest
Exchange
High
*
United Specialties common
U S Air
Conditioning Corp
U
8V2
100
New York Stock
Ltd—
25
;—-——,—10
Shoe Machinery common
25
United
Low
11
Friday
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
11
"preferred
10%
U
•
common..^
preferred
Co
deposit rets
NJ
United
Low
Shares
104'A 104%
$104'A 105
19
104
104'A
104%
104
104
104
105/
102%
103'
$104
April-Ocf
"3
104% 104%
—
>
Jan-July
,
.
103
103
1
i
;
W
Waco
Co,;
Aircraft
3%
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs ext~*
1%
preferred
—100
3%
3%
8
—•
7%
8
Waitt
$2
&
Bond
Ward
Inc
Watch
Bakihg
Wentworth
West
1
Co
Co
t
v
2
30
&
Jan
2'A
Jan
14%
Jan
2%
Jan
6%
7%
4,600
6%
Jan
7%
7%
7%
100
7%
Jan
8
Jan
—;
111%
Jan
113
Jan
S6
•
181
Williams
Willson
Wilson
5'/o
5%
(R
Brothers
Winnipeg
Elec
Wisconsin
Woodall
—
♦
-
w
w
x
23%
41%
23
Jan
25%
Jan
24
Jan
25%
Jan
23%
Jan
16'A
100
,
4%
Jan
5'A
Jan
18%
900
16%
Jan
191/4
200
8%
Jan
10%
4,300
6%
Jan
10%
14%
14
13%
Jan
6%
6'A
2,600
4%
Jan
15%
17
575
14%
Jan
17
17
18
75
16
Jan
18
36'A
38%
800
33%
Jan
38%
pfd_
40
104 '/2
38%
100
Inc.
common
Woolworth
-
6%
104% 104'%
2
Woodley Petroleum
15
14%
15'A
17V4
13
1.300
Jan
14
W)
American
6%
deposit
preference
receipts
—
5s
--
—
15%
800
—
T%
Interest
Exchange
Period
Jan
Last
or
Sale Price
June-Dec
series
-revenue
Jan
4%
Lackawanna
1977
3s
rriaay s
Bid & Asked
106 Va
Bonds
106
Jan. 1
No.
106%
U63
Range Since
Sold
High
Low
Water
Lt
RR
&
106
9
166
ex
166
166
102'A
112
lllVi 112
34
111
113%
117%
116% 118
32
116%
119%
103%
103% 103%
28
102%
103%
100 Va
lOOVs 100%
143
100 Va
100%
100 Va
—May- Nov
*
—
&
A6s series
62'%
16
58
62V2
11
103
A
Power
1947
102%
102% 102%
June-Dec
Western
(coupon
112%
68
„
1958
issues
debentures 1954
Power
Traction
5s
Mar-Sept
3'/2s 1964
98%
97%
June-Dec
98%
22
106 Va 106 Va
June-Dec
1960
1
f -debentures
s
1959.
102
Feb-Aup
Interest
Period
Exchange
A7s
E
Cons
External
102
(Aug
on
104
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Trice
$69 V2
$104
5s
AExternal
ALima
71
+56 Vt
70
$76
Low
76
$76
June-Dec
76
High
»
•;
—
—V
'
$55%
—
May-Nov
—
$32%
84%
Feb-Aug
__
$70
73
Jan-July
—
1958—Mar-Sept
—
1953
(Peru)
—
54%
71
54%
64
„
,
82%
70
reduced
AMedellin
to
2%s
May-Noo
(issue
1927)
—
Map-Nov
1947
1927)
of Oct
....
1947—
Bank of Chile
22%
$37
—
June-Dec
stamped 1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
(issue of May
$6%
5%
—
22%
3
June-Dec
1972
39
21%
$52
6%
K
1
54
54 V
—
84
$37
v
„
39
__
^
—
—
$82
—
23
—
—
—
$52
$48
—
June-Dec
—
$55%'—
_April-Oct
1931
6s
8
■
2008
7s
A 7s
x
A
1952
6%s stamped
(Plan A)
stamped
Interest
Parana
stamped
Interest
Peru
—
—
80
__
*
i
83 v
to
2%s
2008
of)—
stamped
reduced
to
Mar-Sept
—
—>,
26%
26%
126
26
27%
34%
35'A
11
34
35V»
—
'
(ser A B C D E)
21/2s
Janeiro
51/2 s
(Plan A)
reduced
(Republic
de
1041/2
53
53
*
Jan.I
No.
2%
Government
1921
1997
Jan-July
26%
(Plan A)
i
2012
6%s
Jan-July
—
1919————-Jan-July
June-Dec
„
2
—
2
5
2
2%
2
—
2
6
2
2'A
70
104V2
65
Range Since
Sold
High
;
April-Oct
J an-July
1955
6%s stamped
City
Maranhao
Interest
106
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Danzig Port & Waterways—
—
$48'A
1941
53
44
50
♦No
e
Odd-lot
principal.
value,
par
n
Deferred
delivery transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, h Extransaction (not included in year's range),
r Transaction
for casli
year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
a
transaction
(not included in year's range)
,
Under-the-rule
included
in
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
1941
June-Dec
i
coupon)
the
73
Feb-Aug
78 V2
1957—
81
77
_
averages
9
60
75
81
13
63
81
77%
15
of
58%
77%
1
65
79
tive; "ccnv." convertible;
8
61%
77%
"w
representative stocks and bonds
Dow, Jones & Co.
30
26—
20
Util¬
Total
Indus¬
Stacks
trials
41.99
SI.14
Second
Grade
,!';l
—
10
Total
Grade
Util¬
Rails
Rails
ities
Bonds
♦108.35
98.83
103 86
103.26
40
.
101.98
83.91
42.22
92.13
101.93
108.44
98.91
103.91
103.31
84.90
42.18
92.71
101.85
108.00
99.07
103.89
103.35
249.58
86.19
■42.2.1
S3.35
101.97
108.82
99.24
103.95
103.49
248.83
86.58
42.23
S3.36
101.95
108.61
99.26
103,.93
103.43
250.76
88.52
42.17
94.39
102.00
108.55
99.28
103.96
103.44
252178
89.12
42.42
95.08
101.96
108.50
99.28
103.92
103.41
-Corrected figure.
deposit;
"cons," consolidated;
"cum," cumula¬
"n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
with warrants; "x w," without warrants,
"M," mortgage;
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Slack
Average
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
t
„
82.86
.
247.36
—
above—"cod," certificates of
"w w,"
(35 Stocks)
248.64
,u2,
used
when issued;
10
First
10
65
ities
roads
244.51
27.
15
Rail¬
Abbreviations
i,"
Bonds
10
trials
traded flat.
75%
Stocks—
Indus¬
Bonds being
§Reported in receivership.
77%
the New York Stock Exchange as
compiled by
Date-
A
76%
74%
77
daily closing
61
75
74%
12
75%
——-—.Jan-July
1952
76%
73
.
1952—,—,4—
are
76 »/2
1955
coupon)
(July 1941 coupon)
Below
116%
102
104
Municipal Loan—
5%s
External
Rio
$15
Jan-July
1955——
1957
A7s series F'
A7s
98%
106%
.
116%
(Col)—
1947
Mortgage Bank of)—
Valley 7s 1948
!
ACauca
redeemed
'Dec 1
series
96%
106
$116'A 117
Power Sec—
11%
A6%s series C
A6%S
50
(see
Danish
(not
International
103
50
73%
249
RR—
on)
r
$15
Friday
A
1963
102%
$49
1956
coupon
New York Stock
l%s to
coupon
3%s
52
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
103%
112%
U12%
AEx-coupon market
2
13
103% 103%
103%
._Mar-Sept
71
62
62 Va
—Jan-July
1956
46
Newspaper Union—
conv
ARussian
Guantanamo
Feb.
1
1956
coupon
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
71
May
June-Dec
1
50
Co—
1940
A7s
Mar-Sept
1
6s
AMortgage
1953- „May-No»
Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953
.-May-Now
Mountain
31
Penn
Western
103%
Finland Residential Mtge Bank—
5s stamped
1961
Feb.
107 Va
23
Green
Jan.
Dec
A 5s income
Co-
%s with Nov 1 1940
A6%s
Jan.
ex
1
Washington Water
RR—
5s
Etcole Marelli Elec Mfg
Jan.
A 7s
High
of N J Division—
mortgage 4s series A 1993,
1st mortgage 4s series B 1993
Eastern Gas & Fuel 3V2S 1965
Jan.
50
$15
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—
Bogota
102 'A 103
A
Jan.
Feb-Aug
—
May-Nov
Service
Dec
A20-year 7s Jan
102%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1st
/
Electric
with
Jan
99%
Delaware Lack & Western
listed
.--i
1953
1953
coupon
Jan
Tig
Registered
A 7s
1947
1969
revenue
A 7s
Jan
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1948
1947—1978
of
Cities Service Co debenture
:
1940 coupon
1
1
Jan
June-Dec
ACenteral States Elec Corp 5s debs
A5%s debentures 1954
'
2%s
United
Jan
Jan
Chicago Transit Authority—
-
*
Week's Range
Quar-Feb
6s
Aug 1 1998
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
All
Aug
Aug
Feb
15'A
18%
'•
4%
9,500
Low
Steel
35'/*
Feb
T%
—
"l%
Friday
Bethlehem
AG
ex
V2s
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
A 20-year 7s April
1946
BONDS
32%
'
BONDS
T%
*
Appalachian Elec Power 3'As 1970
Elmira
1946
Low
New York Stock
3%s
with
'
Industries—
stamped
£1
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
36
A
34'A
34
Jan
'
105
Jan
Ltd—
(F
8
34'/a
3
34%
98.'
88
Jan
14
*
4% %
34%
95%
84%
Jan
7'/a
17
—
Feb
100
105%
104
98
Jan-July
—
Jan
10%
951/2
$88'A
Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority—
Jan
10
96%
Hydro-Electric Co—
West
8
10%
2nd
A6V2S
Feb
9%
25
Terni
Jan
1,600
4%
18
Jan
75
100
16%
common
Industries
24
1
w_.
Pwr & Lt
25'/2
25
—
(Hugo)
A7-4s
Jan
'."I''
1
common
preferred
preferred
Jan
27
22
18%
5
Co
&
185
Jan
37
4%
10
_
Inc_
C)
Products
Jan
26
1
Corp
Corp
177
100
575
24
~
30
26%
41%
25 %
__
5
„
184
40
41%
1
Co,
-
26%
10
&
1%
12
A 6
—
*
com
10,800
$105% 108
May-Nou
April-Oct
Corp—
stamped 1946
3rd
Stinnes
Jan
1.25
-Feb-Aug
April-Oct
(Hugo)
A7-4s
Jan
2%
Stinnes
Feb
1,550
13,000
7%
Stationery
Oil
Jan
2%
Inc
River
110
2'A
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Whirlpool Corp
(The)
Jan
14%
Westmoreland
Wichita
108%
Feb
1%
20
Wickes
50
8
2%
Coal
(Wm)
Jan
13%
Westmoreland
Whitman
7%
Jan
2%
warrants
Utilities
Tablet
1,200
3%
14%
preferred-—*
Western Maryland Ry 1% 1st pfd__100
Western
Jan
1
i
w
c
Manufacturing
Texas
3%
30
preferred
cum
SWaltham
GOO
108% 109'A
—
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3'As 1970
(A G) & Bros 5s 1989,—
Starrett Corp Inc 5s coll trust 1966
Spalding
Date—
Closing
—'
Jan.
27
Jan.
29
Jan.
30—
Jan.
31
Feb.
2
—
.
47.33
High
47.56
Low
47.75
—
1,,
Feb.
„_
Range for 1951
48.07
2
2
—noma:
-
47.78
47.82
48.07 Feb
L-T.43.&T Jan
Range, for
(
High
Low
——.
1950
43.24 Dec 30
34.25
July 13
,
•
•
■
(592)
•
Bond
(Number
Bonds
Sale*
$2,567,000
Saturday
1,387,100
$2,452,000
$115,000
Monday
Tuesday
2,627,130
4,377,200
384.000
4.761,200
2,477,980
4.435,000
253,400
4,688,400
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
2,335,740
4,096,000
2,384,940
4,132,000
379,000
3,029,959
5,325,000
354,000
14,242,840
$24,817,200
$1,783,400
Total
4,394,000
298,000
5,679,000
—
$26,600,600
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
$81,200
10,000
18,000
99,000
2,746,900
10,179,100
12,863,600
24,817,200
& Industrial
490,285
19,448,700
119,991,400
118,400,000
$22,286,800
$26,600,600
Total
Corporate
$22,000
$32,000
21,000
173,000
1
152,000
.
Foreign
Qovernrr, ent
$10,000
542,805
115,000
$4,000
180,000
528,975,
81,000
2o,ooG
2,000
103,003
497,635*
'
32,000
4,000
23,000
6,000
42,000
2,000
$151,000
$14,000
669,895
61,000 -
104,000
3,002,280
Total
$494,000
*
Week Ended Feb. 2
$130,189,500
,
$131,458,800
1951 '■**
-
Vr ■"
•v.,
129,000
'
$659,000
Jan. 1 to Feb. 2
1951
195V
1,951,137
17,393,375
9,517,453
$1,246,000
!v$2,179,000
1950
3,002,280
Bonds
Domestlo
teats**
,
*$494,900 A
Foreign government^—..
Foreign corporate a—.
*
THsf*Total
•
Total
Domestic
272,685
$96,203
$1,000
$1,783,400
Bank
Foreign
Railroad
Foreign
Stocks—No. of shares.
Government
8.
International
Bonds (Par Value)
of
Shares)
48.636,325
75,595,620
10,121,240
Bonds
U.
>
Week Ended Feb. 2.1951
1950
1951
1950
14,242,840
shares
of
Exchange
Jan. 1 to Feb. 2
Week Ended Feb. 2
Stocks—No,
4.511,000
—
1951
•
.
Monday, February 5, 1951
.
Stocks
Government
Bank
Bond*
United Statet
Bondt
Foreign
Bonds
Shares
Week Ended Feb. 2,1951
Total
Int'l
and Mlscel.
Number of
*
J
.
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Railroad
.
Transactions at the New York Curb
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Stocks
•
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
%
'
'
'
"
-
151,000
629,000
'14,000
'*
•1,351,000
131,000
1
$4,692,000
1,748,000
;
149,000
*-'-286,000
•
--r
•
$659,000
$2,006,000'
$3,679,000
$6,726,000
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR
Exchange
Friday
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
Low
100
Tel & Tel
American
Rights.——
153 Va
American
Copper
&
Boston
——
Boston Elevated
New
7%
Maine
&
5%
Jah
Chesapeake & Ohio.
46%
Jan
43
Jan
125
Jan
273
38%
Jan
100
118%
Jan
41%
117%
Jan
42%
43%
3,390
x40%
Jan
6%
191
6%
Jan
Personal
Prop
49%
__
76
11
26
82
100
*
82
84
__
~
—100
1
__—
...
200
8o i
135
100
270
10
46%
44
6%
Jan
65%
312
.
38.05 38.05
85% 88%
38.05
10
Service
55%
49%
74
10%
26
'«»<•
Trust
Trust
Shares
Service
Day
Power
Jan
Jan
55%
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
24%
Jan
26
Jan
78%
Jan
84
Jan
38.01
Jan
39.15
Jan
83%
Jan
88"%
Jan
9
International
Gas
Common
Eastern
new
National Cash Register
National Distillers
New
York
Ohio
Oil
Central
10
preferred
5°!o
_
B
•
National
Gillette
Standard
35%
38%
Jan-'.
Standard
_
Electric
Jan
49%
Jan
55 Va
Jan
Timken
24%
Jan
30 Va
Jan
Union
U S.
79%
Jan
82%
110
.100
•
.....50
25
50
Shoe Machinery
preferred
31%
146
29%
Jan
32%
Jan
53%
25
common
7%
Jan
9%
210
49 Va
Jan
54%
124
49 3A
Jan
50%
527
46
Jan
50%
Feb
15%
16
14%
Jan
16 Ve
Jan
53 Ve
'
62
47'A
134
42%
Jan
47 %
Jan
29 Vt,
290
26%
Jan
29 V4
Jan
24%
161
22
Jan
26 %
Jan
48
Jan
100
,/
46%
48 %
Jan
5%
245
4%
Jan
5 Ve
Jan
24
24%
127
23%
Jan
25%
Jan
48%
50
92
47 Va
Jan
50
Feb
18%
19
190
16%
Jan
19
Jan
40
41%
77
39%
Jan
41 Ve
Feb
52%
52%
105
51%
Jan
53%
Jan
27%
28%
95
25 Va
Jan
28%
11%
12 »A
120
11V4
Jan
12%
Feb
24
25
152
23'%
Jan
25%
Jan
102%
97
328
90%
Jan
102%
55
35%
Jan
38
25
29 Va
Jan
34
Feb
5
15
J)
r:"
•4%
28%
«...
**
'
10
(Ohio)
"
,
102%
10
36%
32%
34
48%
43%
75
43%
Jan
48%
Jan
57%
56
57%
211
54%
Jan
57%
Feb
47 lA
46%
47%
605
41%
Jan
47%
Jan
•
-
11%
11%
99%
97
' *
540
17%
Jan
22%
Feb
25c
.•
(new)
11%
Jan
12
Jan
100
WATLING, LERCHEN & CO.
Jan
Jan
12
100
520
93%
Jan
23%
92
19 %
Jan
25%
Jan
1%
3,000
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
46%
1%
45%'
46%
189
45%
Jan
47%
25
888
22%
Jan
26 Ve
83A
Jan
9%
8%
Mi Iwest
Stock Exchange
Feb
Curb
Exchange
Stock Exchange
Jan
Jan
New York
Detroit
Jan
200
Members
New York Stock Exchange
Jan
24
—_
"
Steel
.i.„
Feb
15c
24%
7
$
Roller -Bearing
Carbide
Feb
2,700
2,431
22%
1%
8%
9%
8%
9%
7%
7
7
535
17
16%
17
470
15%
Jan
17
22
264
19 %
Jan
22
176
34%
Jan
36%
Building
DETROIT
Telephone: WOodward 2-5525
Jan
36%
Ford
Jan
21%
35%
Feb
*
39 %
39%
39%
410
70
66%
70%
2,729
47%
46%
7"„
45%
40
40
56
38
33
13%
38
37%
39%
Jan
Jan
70 Va
Feb
44
50
Jan
59%
990
10
55%
13Va
*
12.50
Jan
49%
Detroit Stock
Jan
'40
Jan
40
Jan
51%
Jan
58
Jan
135
11%
Jan
13%
34%
Jan
38
Exchange
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Jan
723
Jan
Week's
Sale Price
Par
Range
of Prices
Shares
20
...
Brummell
1
Carey
Champion Paper
Gas
& Electric
Dow
Street
Gibson
....
3
Jan
32%
104
.
...
104
76
10'
34%
503
32
104
70
34%
478
69%
Jan
4
4
50
3%
Jan
Jan
33 Va
Jan
76
75%
Feb
4%
106
Jan
100%
Jan
52%
Feb
250
100% 104
Feb
17%
«
Jan
'25
32%
104
34%
104
*
A
common
preferred
Randall
U
Jan
4%
6
Jan
45%
37 Va
Jan
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Jan
76'A
-
Jan
4Va
Jan
8%
5
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
23 Va
69
22%
Jan
24 Va
Jan
49%
50 Va
536
49
Jan
51
Jan
25%
25%
350
25%
Jan
25%
Jan
14%
15
30
14%
Jan
15
Jan
46 Va
37%
46%
22
45%
Jan
47
Jan
36%
37%
261
36%
Feb
38%
Jan
*_
22
22
20
Jan
23%
Jan
1
-
16%
16%
16%
17
14 Va
Jan
16%
Feb
•
74
73%
74%
109
71 'A
Jan
79%
Jan
—100
"B"
228
5
200
228
14
14
43%
15
46
%
Consumers
Power
Continental
Detroit
&
Detroit
Unlisted
Allied
common.,
—n-r-e
228
Jan
228
Jan
American
Airlines
Telephone & Telegraph
♦
1
100
Rights
Anaconda
44
392
11%
Jan
14%
Jan
153
37%
Jan
46
Feb
Stocks—
Stores
American
*
46'A
15
152%
46'A
46'A
15
14%
151% 153
1 SB
Mining
Armco Steel
131
50
41%
40%
41 Va
10
49%
48%
51
.
13!
50
70
278
43
Va
13%
149%
Jan
Jan
Jan
47%
Jan
15
Feb
154%
Jan
565
1%
Jan
111
Feb
110
39 V*
Jan
42%
Jan
46
Jan
51
Jan
1,223
16
935
16%
Jan
18%
Jan
675
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
8%
100
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
33%
Jan
32
33%
Jan
650
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
1,073
16%
Jan
18%
Jan
16
2,470
14
Jan
16
78
633
68%
Jan
"79
24%
850
22'%
Jan
24%
32%
32%
32%
1,111
31
Jan
32%. Jan
11
11
11
300
9%
Jan
11% Jan
7
7
800
6%
Jan
9
35,572
7 Va
Jan
•9
18,248
22%
Jan
23
3,131
30%
Jan
37% Feb i'
8%
8%
22%
22%
22%
—1
37%
30%
37%
-
_
345
2%
—20
Detroit Steel Corp
-
17%
5
:
Jan
12%
15%
1
Navigation
Jan
18
77
1
Edison
4%
24%
'y'
•
common
Cleveland
Eaton
Manufacturing
Federal
Frankenmuth
Friars
Ale
Fruehauf
Gabriel
Gar
_
-
_
Brewing
1
_
Gemmer
L_.
Industries
—
Manufacturing class B
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
Jan
.
Jan
Lamp
Higbie
~7%
Chemical
&
21%
1
—..
tmmm
2'%
Jan
2'A
Jan,
-
Feb,;
Jan,
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
5%
Jan
8,185
6 Va
Jan
7%
Feb
18
'
22
2,361
15 Va
50%
4,023
46 34
4%
4%
500
4%
..
Jan
22.
Jan
50 Ve
4%
Jan
Feb
9%
9%
Feb
3%
4
1,425
2%
Jan
4
Jan
3%
3%
4,422
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
Bearing
6
1,000
6
8%
10
I-I-l
Hudson
Kaiser-Frazer
King-Seeley
6%
-
1
1
100
5%
Jan
6 %
Jan
20
Jan
Jan
16
Jan
600
15
13% ;Jan
28
—
2
6%
840
18%
1,248
16
7%
293
28
4%
1%
2
7%
.
14%
Jan
6%
Feb
Jaarji,
18%
Jan
Jan "
•8%
Jan
Jan
6
4%
Jan
Jan
295
7%
Jan
9%
19
15%
6V4
-*6%
997
14%
18
1
...
8V2
20
15%
——
Kingston Products
8%
14%
.12%
Car
5%
19%
•*
Jan
8%
-
28
Jan
200
4%
Jan
5
Jan
1,400
1%
Jan
2
Jan
250
24
Jan
■
i
<
j
Jan A
Jan
9V4
440
-
29c
29%
22c
28%
3%
^weii Electric Motors
Drug
Feb •;;.
4
Hnskins Manufacturing common..-.2%
3
Houdaille-Hershey - common
Motor
7%
Jan'<
8%
1
common
&
5%
6%
40%
Jan
364
1,800
.
t
Jan
350
29c
29%
.
r,
8
40%
49%
•
'
_
...
_
Mfg
•
200
2%
28c
1
_
.
Oil
Ball
884
1
*
Brewing
Lakes
405
8%
28%
'
28%
10
Corp.
Graham-Paige
Kinsel
2%
40%
5%
'
1
Steel
Oeritv-Michigan
Hall
8
2%
1
Brewing
General Motors
Orpat
40%
"8%
3
Trailer
Wcod
Goebel
-2
Truck
Motor
Hoover
Printing
*
Motors
Jan
17%
25
10
Davidson Bros
4%
3%
2%
_
Paper
3%
925
32%
'
17%
—
Jan
Jan
8%
*
tmmm
1
__
Consolidated
3
8%
8%
At.
Company
Burroughs Adding Machine
Chrysler Corp
High
375
12
12%
1
Michigan
Manufacturing
Budd
4%
,
L>
3%
17%
1
..j
of
1%
—2
....
Rubber
Market
3%
High
*•
104
22%
49%
50
...
,
Magnavox
8%
16 Va
20
*
...
...
new
Feb
6
370
10
new
Si G
100
4%
*
Lunkenheimer
P
Jan
17%
*
...
—
Preferred
Jan
5 V4
52%
10
Kroger
26 Va
Jan
4%
6
;
Art
common
Jan
3%
17%
25
Railway
Hobart
Kahn
23%
333
52%
20
....
common—
Eagle Picher
72
5%
17%
,10
common
Crosley Motors
25%
6
Products..
Brown-McLaren Mfg
Hioh
25%
52%
*
common_8%
Milling Machine
Cincinnati
Low
Metal
Bear
Briggs
Range Since Jan. 1
•
.
100
N O & T P
•
10
.....
Preferred
C
Big
Higk
6
__1
Baldwin
5 Va
25%
1
....
Cincinnati
Low
Brewing
Low
—1
American
Sales
Last
Electric
Altes
for Week
Friday
STOCKS
Cincinnati
Jan
Jan
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Churngold Corp
Feb
36%
vr
Laundry
Feb
34
-1
_
Allen
Balcrank
Jan
48
48
Par
American
Feb
54%
■
24%
:
Jan
17c
.25
Inc.....:
360
22%
'
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
Beau
Feb
Feb
9%
15c
5
...
U S Rubber Co
35 %
20%
•
Drill
Jan
36%
•
Co
35%
33%
15c
•
Association
Webster Inc—
Jan
430
*
2.50
Mills
Jan
29%
35%
~
20
& Hartford...
99
170
34%
,
102% 110
22%
.
100
North Butte Mining—
65
115
35Va
9%
„
15%
32%
110
5
1
.
Jan
Jan
—1
———
13%
Jan
22
sk
50
__
Studebaker
Jan
i-!
•
*
_
(N
Standard Oil
Jan
Jan
__
100
United Fruit Co
•
5
Oil
80 Va
Jan
System
Pennsylvania RR
Quincy Mining Co
Rexall Drug Co.—
Jan
28%
__
—
Brands
66.10
Jan
12%
46%
_
Co
Jan
77%
Jan
690
„V-'
_
_
Roebuck
65.63
72%
,
System
Jan
75%
England Tel & Tel
Waldorf
21%
65
Cos..
England
6%
18%-^Jan
787
Assn.'
New
United
Southern
21%
Linotype
Twist
Jan
76%
80%
—
New
Union
49
20
__luo
Nash-Kelvinator
&
Jan
74%
79%
—
——*
7—
Shawmut
37%
810
*
Torrington
Socony Vacuum
30%
Mergenthaler
Stone
Jan
55%
7
Pacific
61%
125
16
*
Jan
28%
*
N Y New Haven
79
66.10 66.10
31%
13 Vt
-
49 %
1.40
58
53'A
Mathieson Chemical Corp
Service
78%
89%
Jan
•
54
__
50
180
Feb
Jan
29%
51%
"V
*
Sears,
120
83%
165
31
*
Corp
Jan
29%
__
•
Narragansett Racing
Radio
63%
54 %
Copper
preferred
35%
41
31%
12%
—
50%
Oil
Jan
-325
89%
30%
'
Car
58
•
Maine Central RR common
National
Feb
I.——1
.
Lone Star Cement Corp
5%
s *
—
1
.
Safety Razor Co new
Kennecott
13%
Jan
20
1,492
Corp—__—
Electric
General
35%
*
Stores
Capital
General
...
*
Employers Group Assoc
First
11%
86%
-
23%
__
Motor
290
63%
61
49
20%
36
63
61
49
1°%.,
100
SS Lines InC_—f
Eastern
316
79%
Feb
_
Schenley Ind
100
preferred adjustment—.100
6%
13%
Street
Mass
Ry—•
1st preferred series A
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82
135
63
Jan
82
Jan
1
10%
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10%
Jan
11
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14%
14%
200
14%
Jan
14%
Jan
12
12%
Jan
13
Jan
United
States Rubber Co
United
States
Steel
(Un)
Consolidated
Universal
Pictures
10
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Universal
OH
Co
10
78
'
-
Co
Inc
(Un)
Kamp's
731
12
35
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507
12
Jan
13% Yeb
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86
41
Jan
41
Jan
37%
38 V.
685
34%
Jan
38 Va
Feb
11%
11%
190
10%
Jan
12
Jan
45 %
44
Jan
45%
Jan
Jan
11c
Jan
63%
Feb
1
13%
•
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Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
12.50
Willys-Overland Motors Inc (Un)
1
Woolworth
(F W) Co (Un)
10
Zenda Gold Mining Co
10c
38%
Western
Air Lines Inc
Union
Tel Co
Corp
(Un)
(Un)
Jan
29
a28
12%
4
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13%
828
Kentucky Coal Co (Un)
Radio
a__
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2
Company
Standard
Zenith
1,785
v
78
18c
35%
5
Brands
Bros
Feb
9%
..
13%
15
1
Feb
8%
53%
57
10%
1
*
Co
Standard Oil Co
West
Jan
27
8%
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25
25
Pacific
Warner
a__
4
5
Railway Company
de
—
19%
_•
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Southern
Van
a__
4
25c
1
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Feb
a__
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a47
50%
18%
*
15
preferred
preferred
United
195
a45 %
19%
5
5
1.40
Company
4.32%
Union Oil
Jan
49%
•
So. California Petroleum Corp
Union
„
a24% a25%
%
1
preferred
Tidewater
Jan
26 Va
225
1
Co
4.08%
Trans
22
67
1
—
Co
Jan
Jan
67
Southern Calif Edison Co Ltd com—25
Superior
Feb
21 Va
23
12%
Co
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co Inc
Swift &
12%
1
Oil & Gas Co class A
&
Jan
Jan
Company
Class B
Stone
11
Jan
9%
(Un)
Seaboard Oil Co of Delaware
Standard
Jan
1
Finance
Southern
5
1
Industries
4.48%
Jan
830
Co
Aircraft
Jan
4%
11%
*
Safeway Stores Inc__
Regis Paper Co (Un)
Signal
8%
,11%
"
St
Seaboard
8 Va
Jan
3-ou
Oil & Gas
Schenley
Jan
8%
11%
"
Drug Inc
Oil
Jan
7%
25
3
common
Corporation
Ranch
Jan
Jan
50%
-21%
Corp
Mfg
28%
27%
25
25
Pictures Corp
Steel
Jan
Jan
"Jan
21%
Feb
560
29%
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3
Corp__—
665
18
,
_*
u__l
(Un)
54%
'49%
18%
Oil Co of California class A_*
685
a44 a45 %
25
(Un)
21%
54%
-i
44%
50%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co common—•
Greyhound Corp
54%
a
5
—I
Gladding McBean & Co__t
Goodrich (B F) Co new com
Hancock
21%
2
General
11%
a—
33%c
Incorporated (Un)
Company (Un)
Corp of America (Un)
Truax-Traer
Garrett
12%
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1
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Laboratories Inc—
(Allen B)
Class
*
1
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Southern
'
•
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Douglas
Corp new
(Un)
Jan
a32%
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A
28'/a
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33%
*
(Un)__
Philco
Solar
31
al2%
(Un)
590
Feb
30 >A
5
Co .(The)
25
30%
Jan
a32 %
Inc
Crown
Curtis
Curtlss-Wright
6
(Un)
.
22
2,815
413
(Un)_10
*
Sinclair Oil Corp
218
—'
—1
(Un)
(Del)
Co
12%
World
American
Feb
32
*
(Un)
1,405
Feb
590
(Un)_T __1
Aircraft
Co
4%
5%
•..
26
28 Va
4%
24%
Jan
19%
26 Va
1,075,
'
•
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Corp
400
Corp pfd
Motor Car Co (Un)
Signal Petroleum Co of Calif
.13
25
(Un)
Engineering
1,900
8%
8%
1
Oil
Sierra Trading Corporation
13
-
8%
8%
Western
Jan
,25%
13
—
(Un)
of N Y
Co
Consolidated
Consumers
♦
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Solvents Corp
•■-8%
Petroleums Ltd
Jan
'
Commercial
50
16%
-
Columbia
27%
36'A
322
5%
22%
:
28'A
140
545
Sears Roebuck & Company
739
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~
Clary Multiplier Corp
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp common-
28%
Jan
'
Jan
50%
Jan
■
a89%
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Jan
36
Jan
Jan
27%
59%
/
33%
32 Vb
34%
«
50%
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Jan
27%
Jan
Jan,'
17%
28%
Jan
15
Jan
*
common
59%
35'A
Jan
16%
25
preferred
51 Va
861
Jan
25
A
1st preferred
Lighting Corp
170
554
.
Jan
48%
redeemable
149
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16%
95
4,852
a61%
16%
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_25
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26%
35%
-
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Cities Service Co
24 '/a
26%
.
1,863
2.10
32%
Jan
a__
Richfield Oil Corporation
Ryan Aeronautical Company
Jan
9%
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33%
Jan
Jan
50
Rice
3,303
1.70
'
a28% a28%
—
17%
a57%
(Un)—__125
Co
Company
Caterpillar
common-
33
33'A
25
Jan
31'A
500
425
Jan
Jan
38c
25
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California
17%
■
-
36
15 Va
a__
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Feb
10%
17%
.
25
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'
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Jan
Jan
-47%
60
48
35%
common
32%
13%
25c
8,927
,
47%
Jan
30
Reserve
Jan
10%
Co.
2.05
a32% a32%
17%
Republic
'
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1.85
2.00
10
RKO Theatres
Jan
a27% a27%
(Un)
Jackson
Byron
v7
1
Borden
Jan
"43%
700
a32 %
18%
a—.
150
RKO
Jan
4c
Jan
,42
1,856
29c
Feb
Jan
a__
1,510
15%
>
Jan
Jan
13c
35%
Radio
Jan
14%
Jan
36
14
28 %
26 Va
Jan
16 %
102
•
Jan
Jan
8c
-
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Jan
59%
Jan.,
35
27
21%
-
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Pullman
Jan
1 %
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;
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1%
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7%
•
5
,
14%
17%
18% al8%
35%
1
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Airways
Paramount Pictures Inc (Un)
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Jan
1%
17
795
25
Pan
Jan
.58%
14%
14,000
preferred
-redeem preferred
Pacific
Jan
Jan
•
1,858
13c
of Calif
Pacific
Jan
4%
50c
;
24%
10c
•
Elec
&
Jan
1
preferred
Packard
8%
-
Gas
10%
.
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Corp
Jan
23%
a
(Un)_100
Inc
Company
Co
Finance
—
13%
Jan
Oil
10 Va
13c
1
Petroleum Corp
Oil Co
*
4.80%
Jan
a__
1,030
8%
(Un)
'251
10%
28%
_10
Occidental
Edison
Jan
5%
Jan
165
-,,7% Jan
(Un)
Railway Co
22%
24%
1
(Un)
Aircraft
Jan
28
(Un)___
Limited
Pacific
"
4%
RR
19-:
10%
•r,
Jan
1,105
-
5%
1
1,070
Pacific
6%
Jan
14%
Central
2.35
5%%
Jan
4%,
1
Corp ^(Un)__*
Prod
Corporation
Pacific
Jan
51
14%
York
(Pacific
60%. Jan
42%
8%
Distillers
Ohio
Feb
Jan
8%
City, Lines Inc
Ohio
Jan
1%
Jan
common
Co
3,004
a70% a72Va
(Un)
-
48%
__—_13
Co
Diamond
a—-.
39,
20c
Blue
___
.
11,806
in
3%
Boeing Airplane
a__
120
4%
Black Mammoth
137
1,851
1
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Jan
2,728
3
Benguet Consol Mining Co (Un)
.
>14%
51
Bandini Petroleum Co
Corp
Jan
41%
t'22%
Aviation
12%
11%
23%
Oil
Jan
Feb
40%
a70%
22%
Oceanic
Jan
14%
•
Jan
46%
.49%
(Un)
Ohio RR Ca (Un)
Barker Bros Corp
v
41%
100
Bendlx
,59%
,13%
.
313
4%
Basin
Jan
Jan
385
a42% a44 %
Baltimore
v<
14 J/4
a44 %
75c
i
59%
1,127
43%
.1,157;
184
Baldwin Securities Corp
"1
70
..
14%
a60% a62%
25
:
Jan
21%
Northrop
Jan
Jan
44%
151% 151%
(Un)__100
Ry
'•"4%
Northern
Jan
3%
5
5
Co
r
27%
'
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Jan
10
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v
Jan
2%
30
(Un)
24;,
4%
•
Co
50%
Jan
22%
Corp
North American Co
High
7,
55
a62%
(Un)
Manufacturing Corp
&
340
14
(Un%
Jan
5
Nordon
150
a76% a77%
100
(Un)
(111)
v
3%
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Atch Topeka & Santa Fe
Atlantic
-14%
•
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Mining
Corp
Co
&
*
(Un)
Corp
Copper
Steel
•
Co
,
Jan
42
-4.830
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14
65
347
4%
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27%
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27
4^0
50%
3%
a
'
Range Since Jan. 1
-
High
a60% a60%
k
1
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Shares
a4y8
•
—-
(Un)
"American Smelt & Refining Co (Un)
.'
-
—4
■
common—•
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& St San
:
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•/. Allis-Chaimers Mfg Co (Un)
American
Airlines Inc (Un)
*' 1'
-
—
Co__.j-:_10
(Un)
a71
48%
4%
National
for Week
Low
a69%
>50%
1
National
Sales
Range
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Admiral
i;
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of Prices
'»
Sale Price
70%
3
Co
Nash-Kelvinator
Stock
;
•
Motorola Inc
Mt Diablo
a
a__
*
45%
700
9c
10c
6,000
61
63%
520
54
Jan
131% 132%
$37,000
127
Jan
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BONDS—
Southern
Pac
conv
deb
3%
1960
—
132%
132% Feb
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(594)
.
.
Monday, February 5, 1951
.
V
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
FEBRUARY 2
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Par
DAYTON & GERNON
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
Greyhound Corp (Un)
.! V*
11%
12%
970
11
Jan
12%
Jan
24
24%
850
22%
Jan
24%
Jan
1
8%
24
8%
8%
7,800
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
1
19%
19%
19%
400
19%
Jan
19%
Jan
10
34%
26%
32%
34%
26%
11
700
28%
Jan
34%
Feb
900
26
Jan
27
Jan
200
42
130
4%
24%
4
30%
500
4
Jan
4%
150
24
Jan
25'A
Jan
4
Jan
287
1,150
Co
Instrument Co
Hammond
Members:
^ <'
11%
2
Hallicrafters
Telephone Central 6-0780
3
Griesedieck Western Brewery
CHICAGO 3, ILL.
JOS SO. LA SALLE ST.
Harnischfeger
Midwest Stock Exchange
Heileman
Chicago Board of Trade
Hein
Corp.;
1
3
Brewing Co
(G)
Werner
Corp—,
Spencer Bartlett
—25
Corporation
1
Huttig Sash & Door common-—-.
10
Hydraulic Press Brick common
1
$6 preferred
50
Hlbbard
>'■
MIDWESTERN
i§
LISTED AND
MINNEAPOLIS
UNLISTED
SECURITIES
10%
39%
4%
24
4
30
42
4%
Hupp
EAU CLAIRE
LaCROSSE
MADISON
26
__
—
—
Jan
20
11
Jan
9
38%
42
-
Feb
Feb
Jan-
3%
Jan
28%
Jan
30%
Feb
10
_.
t
Jan
11%
Feb
Jan
65%
•'i
Illinois
Brick
Illinois
Central
Midwest Stock Exchange
Week's
Range
Shares
Friday
Par
Abbott
Laboratories
Corp
Advanced Alum Castings
Aetna
1
Packers, Ltd
Paper (U11)
Jan
International
33 %
701
27%
Jan
33 %
Jan
International
Shoe
28
912
23%
Jan
28
Jan
International
Tel
Gas
978
43%
Jan
45%
5
7%
7%
8
Feb
Iowa
Illinois
5
Equipment
65%
525
59%
19%
19%
800
18%
Jan
19%
Feb
10 Vs
10
10%
500
8%
Jan
11%
Jan
30%
30%
40
29!/a
Jan
30%
Jan
—
Jan
60%
57%
60%
665
56%
Jan
60%
Jan
*
International
28%
45%
63%
19%
*
26%
44%
65%
41
41
41
400
39
Jan
41
Jan
—_*
36
34%
36
1,760
32%
Jan
36
Feb
14%
52
14%
53%
310
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
547
52
42%
42%
237
40%
Jan
43 %
Jan
15%
27%
16%
1,080
13%
Jan
16%
Jan
27%
23%
1,035
25%
Jan
27%
Jan
22%
550
21%
Jan
23%
Jan
2%
2%
100
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
—
2%
2%
200
2%
Feb
—
6%
6%
20
6%
Jan
Co
Harvester
33
1
9 Tb
8%
9%
1,500
Jan
9%
Feb
Iowa
Power
660
Jan
10%
Jan
4%
Feb
Jan
4%
Jan
15
——7.50
*
Co..——
Tel
&
1
750
9%
10%
—50c
~~4%
4%
4%
414
4%
4%
7%
200
1
Jan
7
1,100
8
&
—
•
16
•
(Un)
Elec (Un)
&
—
27%
22%
■.
.
Jan
55
Jan
Jan
Ball & Roller Bearing
Gas
High
Low
High
11%
*
Steel
Interlake Steamship
International
Range Since Jan. 1
27%
10
Admiral
Affiliated
Low
5
Acme Steel Co
Inland
for Week
of Prices
Indianapolis Power & Light
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Co
11%
*
RR
Products
Steel
11%
1
.
.
Pneumatic Tool
Independent
Indiana
10
100
Co
Light
10
(Un)
'
Akron Brass Mfg——_
Alleghany Corp (Un)
4%
Jim
Stores
Brown
1
common
—
"
Preference
Johnson Stephens &
Allied
Laboratories
•
American Airlines (Un)—
American
Invest
American
Rad
American
Tel
Rights
Anaconda
Armco
Tel
40
1,300
15%
Co
Jan
Jones &
Co
4,700
13
Jan
15%
Feb
18%
18%
125
18
Jan
19
Jan
Kansas
14
14%
4,055
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
152%
Jan
154%
Jan
Jan
IS?
Feb
151% 152%
150
2,000
13?
16,500
1%
50
(Un)_t
(Un)
1%
41 Vb
40%
41%
1,960
39%
Jan
49%
49
51%
1,600
46
Jan
43
Jan
51%
Jan
New common
City
Power
Kansas
—
Power & Light
& Light (Un)
Armour
&
Asbestos
$1.20
Atch
Co
(111)
3
&
11%
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
1%
1%
250
1%
Jan
1%
39%
669
27%
Jan
30%
Jan
Laclede-Christy Co
29%
30%
450
28%
Jan
30%
Jan
Laclede
155% 166%
710
15?%
Jan
166%
Feb
Lamson
7%
150
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
Leath & Co common
8%
8%
5,000
7%
"39%
40%
200
Co
&
•
100
(Un)
Santa Fe
Athey Products Corp
Avco Mfg Corp
,
7%
4
8'/a
_3
2,925
Jan
8%
Jan
Co
•
Jan
40%
Jan
IBelden Mfg Co
Rendix Aviation
'
10
18%
6%
1
•
Brown
&
Bruce
17%
Jan
680
53% Jan-
6%
19%
Jan
58%
Jan
Lonergan
300
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
Louisville Gas & Elec (Ky)_
4%
Jan
6%
6%
57%
60
1,450
49%
Jan
60
Jan
15
500
14 %
Jan
15
Jan
Lindsay Lt & Chem common—
(Arthur
McKee
1,400
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
850
15%
Jan
17%
Jan
67%
66
67%
750
60%
Jan
67%
Feb
Middle
52%
52%
52%
200
51%
Jan
52%
Jan
Miller & Hart v t c common.—
12'/a
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
Minneapolis Brewing Co
20
Jan
22%
Jan
Missouri Portland Cement
'i6 % Jan
18%
Jan
Modine
Monroe
12%
12 >4
22%
100
16%
18%
817
35
39
500
28
Jan
39
Feb
18%
12%
Jan
19%
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
39
14%
25
(Un)
Light
111 Secur
27%
Co—
27%
1,160
21%
Jan
27%
Feb
Conv
class
Jan
5%
Jan
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Jan
3%
Jan
Muter Company
14
13%
14%
2,800
13%
Jan
14%
34%
34%
100
32%
Jan
34%
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
50
22%
Jan
25%
Jan
National
16%
16%
600
14%
Jan
16%
Jan
2
35%
15%
"
36
640
13%
15%
65
200
3,073
28%
27%
28%
800
—
94%
94%
5
115
115
15
34%
Jan
36%
Jan
North American
12%
Jan
15%
Feb
79%
Jan
65
Jan
North
22% Jan
29
Jan
Northern
91
Jan
95
Jan
Northwest
115
Jan
115%
Jan
77
79%
2,799
69%
Jan
79%
434
82%
Jan
Jan
25%
Jan
24
2,600
23
Jan
87
88
450
87
Jan
88
Jan
Ohio
Edison
45%
46%
251
42%
Jan
46%
Jan
Ohio
Oil
31%
(Un)
4—P
13
*
25
Aircraft
%
,
Power
Motors
626
30%
31
850
3U
12%
13 Vs
28
28%
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Peabody
600
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Jan
19%
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27%
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33%
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Quaker
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Jan
18%
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Radio
82% Jan
87%
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RKO
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48 %
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RKO
Theatres Corp
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18%
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Remington Rand (Un»
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Rexall Drug (Un)
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—
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29%
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11%
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16%
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100
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175
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Jan
23%
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16
16
250
14%
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16
Jan
11
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12
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55%
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St
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Sangamo Electric Co
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Schwitzer-Cummins Co
Feb
Jan
Jan
6%
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Jan
50%
Feb
17
Jan
18
Feb
9%
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10%
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3,972
24%
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Feb
610
28%
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32%
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3,600
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50
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15%
4
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Sinclair
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•
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•
72%
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Co
Gas
Jan
17
Jan
90
Jan
92
Feb
*
18
15
18
1,900
13%
Jan
18
Feb
—
Southern Indiana Gas 6c Elec
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15%
100
3
5
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Dredging
350
6%
28%
12 %
21
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Spiegel
16%
31%
19 %
37%
1
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Standard Oil of Indiana
100
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Bocony Vacuum Oil (Un)
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—
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Standard
92
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&
Jan
16%
1
Corp class B common
Feb
92
-
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Jan
Jan
71
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9%
46%
4,900
30
32%
1,390
18%
18%
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23%
10%
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17
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Jan
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Bros Cooperage class A
1
Feb
12%
21%
9
8
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes Towing—
1%
non-cum preferred
Jan
Jan
•
Jan
Goldblatt
—
5%
26%
Jan
7%
83%
1
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
Gray Drug Stores
Jan
Jan
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8%
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48%
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3,100
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44
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5%
24%
Feb
31
27%
•
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5%
23%
45%
Jan
5
(Un)
5%
24%
680
32%
1.25
Finance Corp common
35%
48%
5%
12%
22
24%
Jail
10
Co
14%
Jan
(Un)
5,810
5
Auto
Jan
32
47%
4%
11%
21%
24 %
Patterson-Sargent Co
1
Dredge
13%
600
Airways (Un).2%
1
American World
Jan
5
Inc
200
35%
48%
5%
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Motor
Jan
•
America
14%
35
Jan
27 %
125
14%
35%
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1,655
*
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Jan
Jan A
32%
32%
15
22%
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11
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Jan
1%
31%
10
18%
•
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11%
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22%
1,323
32%
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Peoples Gas Light & Coke.
5
10%
Jan
16%
3%
Jan
15
Jan
7%
32%
11%
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15%
2%
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550
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-
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36
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35%
40
Jan
Jan
15%
3%
(Un)
Jan
32%
10
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Gibson
35
—
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Feb
40
Jan
Feb-
32%
1,975
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35%
8%
19
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General Box Corporation
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3%
37%
.
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31%
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purchase
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Feb
Jan
20
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17%
Jan
8
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1
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3%
30%
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9,100
11%
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Mills
500
*
2%
—
12%
25%
36
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10%
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Fitz-Simons & Connell
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650
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254
10
—
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7%
Jan
31%
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2,200
19
—
20
(Un)
30%
19
*
•
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31%
30
28%
1
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common
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Power (Minn)
Shoe
Bush
Nunn
88%
25%
Packard
Vultee
Du Mont Lab Inc
Elgin
Jan
15
*
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Bancorporation
46%
1
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Finance Corp
Eastman
7
800
Jan
88%
States
87
5
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(E I)
5,800
71 %3%
2
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American
25%
*
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Pont
7%
1
North American Car
64
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Jan
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Standard
National Tile & Mfg
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Jan
17%
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4%
Jan
70
3%
70
3%
—
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1
common
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16%
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4
100
40
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20 %
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500
40
9%
20
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25%
25
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Detroit
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Jan
40
40
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Commonwealth Edison
Continental
Jan
Jan
•
preferred
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Jan
Jan
35%
*
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3%
64%
Cleveland Elec Ilium Co
'Crane
24
3%
1
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Cleveland Cliffs Iron
Consolidated
Jan
7%
Jan
5%
170
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150
25
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7%
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550
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1,000
2,100
1
4%
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2,900
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Jan
16
25
3%
1
common
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac Ry
Chicago Towel Co common
Coleman
11.
22%
17%
•
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New York Central RR
Service
Jan
Jan
15%
Co
•
Corn
Products (Un)__
Convertible
10
20
17%
•
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4%
*
preferred
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Clinton
1,265
Products.—
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Mfg
—
3%
5
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Chicago Corp common
4%%
850
14%
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Inc-
1
Chesapeake
'Cities
19%
14
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Metropolitan Brick
Mickelberry's Food
50c
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Brewing Corp
Central & South West Corp
Certain-teed
Feb
450
1,250
Muskegon Motor Specialties—
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Convertible
375
18%
12.50
10
Carr-Consolidated
'
11%
22%
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Jan
Jan
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16%
7%
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Cement
11
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class
Of
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1
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31%
26
Jan
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16%
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16%
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Jan
Jan
16%
Feb
_
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11
5
Burkhart
Butler
14%
6%
39%
4%
15
"
7
1
*
preferred
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10
Bigelow
(E L)
Co
22
27%
25
Jan
-*
1,150
1%
14%
v
1
Booth Fisheries Corp
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Borg-Warner Corp
JBudd
530
Feb
7
10
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Braeh & Sons
950
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(Un).
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&
Lincoln
450
58%
6
58%
lp
18%
57%
1%
5
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#erghoff Brewing Corp
©ethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
HinbS' Manufacturing Co
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Gas
$2.50
37
Libby
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•
2,800
17
11
22%
15%
7%
40
4%
2%
...
Jan
29%
common
convertible preferred
Topeka
11%
11%
1
Refining Co common—1
Manufacturing
Oil
31 %
25%
17
—
Ashland
29%
—
•
25%
16%
10%
--
75
Katz Drug Co
1
Kelley Island Lime & Transport
*
Kellogg Switchboard & Supply com—*
Knapp Monarch Co
1
Koppers Co Inc.
10
Kropp Forge Co
—
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10
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30%
25%
_———10
14
14%
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Steel
40
—100
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38%
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&
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Standard
Oil
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Co
of
(N J)
Kentucky
(Un)
2
1
—
13 %
2%
50
15,000
900
2,225
400
12%
13%
2,475
63 %
65%
1,020
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37
Jan
41% Jan
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31%
Jan
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Feb
Jan
37%
Feb
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21%
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44
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Jan
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25
40
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Jan
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Feb
2,993
90%
Jan
102
Feb
.Volume 173
Number 4983
.
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.
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OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
STOCKS
Week's
Standard Oil Co
Standard
Steel
Sterling
(Ohio)
Range
(Un)
Container
Sunray
Oil
l
Texas
Co
I
Machine
World
Jan
15
500
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
19
1,230
15%
Jan
19
Feb
Admirai
Air
12
150
33%
45
50
18%
18%
6,150
37%
92 V4
Jan
12
Jan
17
Jan
19%
Jan
Alleghany
28%
Jan
33%
Feb
Allied
600
42%
Jan
50
Jan
9%
39%
1,236
Reduction
American
Airlines
Feb
American
&
Jan
American
208
40
Feb
Jan
American
93
93
Jan
40%
40
25
39%
Jan
40%
Jan
Amer
14
14
50
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
21%
22 %
173
19%
22%
Jan
28%
29%
1,200
26%
Jan
29 %
Jan
5
26%
27
200
23%
Jan
27
Salle
!
1
Steel
Corp
Iron
Bros
Electric
Motor
Willys-Overland
Wisconsin
Corp
(Wmi
Factors Ltd
Radiator
4%
27%
27%
Jan
30%
Jan
4%
400
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
60%
570
Jan
60 %
Feb
15'4
14
420
16%
Jan
17%
50
49%
Jan
50%
15%
2,345
13%
Jan
15%
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
25
10%
Jan
10%
Jan
57%
Feb
Tei
Tel
&
(when
Jan
Jan
40
37%
Jan
37%
18 >4
20
330
16%
Jan
20
Feb
14%
821
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
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145
1,289
28 Ve
Feb
Jan
4%
Jan
Arkansas
18%
Jan
20 %
Jan
Armour
42
Jan
47%
Jan
Atchison
19%
456
47 %
7,900
Natural Gas
Co
&
11%
300
11%
Jan
12
Jan
Atlas
Corp
12
12%
710
11%
Jan
13
Jan
Atlas
Imperial
37%
38%
964
34%
Jan
38%
Jan
Atok-Big
28%
23%
250
27
Jan
28%
Feb
Avco'Mfg
16
38
(111)
16
450
16
...'
Co
Jan
17
10%
Jan
12
Jan
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
12%
Feb
14%
Jan
Baldwin Securities
15%
14%
15%
600
13%
Jan
15%
Feb
Baltimore & Ohio RR
76%
76%
100
76%
Jan
76%
Jan
Beech
60
59 Ve
Aircraft
A
42
Jan
39
Jan
42%
Jan
1,223
33%
Jan
35%
Jan
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10
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100
275
11%
Jan
11%
Jan
371
153%
Jan
158%
Jan
142
10%
CO
21,200
100
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•
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a
■
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75c
CO
100
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
Bendix
Corp
(Un)
964
51 %
Jan
57%
Jan
Benguet Cons Mining
(Un)
a
5
14%
128
Jan
Jan
12%
12%
a
75
165
57%
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55
57%
Feb
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
49%
Jan
59%
Jan
11%
Jan
14%
Jan
2.90
Jan
Sale Price
Stores
American
Tel
Rights
•
Tel
&
100
6
%
15
75c
4%
4
3%
&
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50
&
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Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
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100
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Jan
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431
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Baldwin Securities Corp
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153
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34%
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7%
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Sales
Range
Jan
26
100
Bishop Oil Co
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59 V4
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Jan
34
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Feb
59%
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Jan
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154
Jan
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Jan
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215
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46
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Co
4%
Jan
20
4
issued)
28%
23
(Un)
•
Feb
10
14 >4
—
,
20
San
American Viscose Corp (Un)
American Woolen Co common
Jan
54%
(Un)
Stan
60
Jan
a2%
a2%
—
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*
all% all%
a36% a38%
—
1
(Un)
Jan
835
60 >4
1
Smelting & Refining
Rights
Feb
&
4
!
Inc
Jr
Yates-American
Jan
1,741
„
4
Motors (Un)
Bankshares
4
50%
__
1
Industries
Foundry
26%
47 Vb
12 %
common
American
American
57 %
5
Co
Wieboldt Stores Inc
&
24
30%
4%
(Un)_____4
!
4%
*
(Un)
Jan
55%
,
28 Va
•
Pictures
Westinghouse
57%
1
com
Jan
50%
4
Theatres
1,300
17%
84 Va
Jan
•
Works
954
4%
17
10
Corp
Dorn
4%
1
Paramount
S
4%
5
(Un)
Van
(Un)__
High
450
29%
Jan
Union Carbide & Carbon
United Air Lines Inc (Un)
United Corp
Car
American
Inc
Foreign Power
Low
27%
'
4
Broadcasting
90%
Inc..
St
La
(Un)
Range Since Jan. 1
High
27
1
Dye
18%
37%
Low
27%
•
(Un)
&
18%
5
common
Corp
(Un)
Corp
Chemical
2
Airlines
Co
Jan
17
17%
Shares
—1
Jan
1,150
3,600
,
for Week
of Prices
Par
Corp
3,890
18%
Co
Wrigley
24
17%
(The)
Radio
Woodall
Jan
...5
new
Truax-Traer Coal
White
22
5
Co
Warner
271
32
33%
25
Products
Trane
U
24
18%
(The»
Trans
United
Jan
18%
Timken-Detroit Axle Co
So
37%
5
Corp
Trav-ler
Jan
19%
Sales
Range
Sale Price
35
10%
Exchange
Week's
Last
STOCKS
1,023
I.—II
Tool
Friday
High
37
19
'
25
Thompson
Thor
11
19%.
1
Swift & Co
"
18
»
(Un)
Sundstrand
Low
14%
19
__io
Corp
San Francisco Stock
Range Since Jan. I
23%
5
Corp
Shares
High
36
5
Stoikline F urniture Corp___
Studebaker Corp
(Un)
Sunbeam
37
1
Products
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stone
for Week
of Prices
Low
10
common
Spring
Aluminum
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Par
WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 2
FOR
RANGE
Friday
7%
7%
1.20
1\
Jan
8%
Ja\;
16%
Jan
16%
Jan
8
2,182
16%
125
75
407
76%
Jan
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393
63%
Jan
a
16%
75
a
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle :;.
(596)
Monday, February 5, 1951
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
;
"Friday
STOCKS
Last
w-
FEBRUARY *
;>
Friday
ot Prices
Shares
STOCKS
"
:
Week's
,
Sales
Range
of Prices
"V"''-/"1
Range Since Jan. 1
-
Larst
Sale Price
7H
for Week
Range >
Sale Price
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Week's
•
for Week
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
•.
* \
-
•
Par
>:
Leslie Salt Co
10 *'■'>■'
.
Low
•.
?
33
-
'•
High
-
-
'
'
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'
33
,
' (<
Low
'
Jan
8%
Jan
37%
Jan
16%
Jan
"32
120
33 %
LoeWs
& Llbby
Aircraft
Lyons-Magnus
(Glenn)
Machine
Menasco Mig
Co
Middle South
1
common
Navigation
'
—
Utilities
1
;
Montgomery
(Up)
•
♦.
Co
Montana
Co
Power
;
(Un)
*
Morrison-Knudsen Co
Nash-Kelvinator
National
(Un)
58c
__
.
North American
(Un)
Power
Aviation
(Un)
American
Co
American
Investment
24,500
21"%
18%
22
Jan
27
1,370
18%
Jan
5,640
17
Jan
19%
—
10
29
—
100
—
17
18%
87
Jan
9%
.■
26
Jan
Conv
22 %
Jan
Southern
Jan
18 %
Jan
18%
6%
Calif
series
Feb
Southern
29
Feb
Southern
Southern
Pacific
Jan
Sperry
Jan
Jan
35%
27
—
i
317
■
Corp
Ohio
Edison
Ohio
Oil
Oliver
(Un)
Onomea
Sugar
Paauhau
Co
class
733
3,500
(Un)
_!
7%
33
Jan
11
10
2.00
a—
300
40c
Jan
30%
43
13%
al.95 al.95
6%
7%
20
Jan
1.70
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13%
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15
25c
394
32%
32
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32c
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common
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25c
1.85
8
common
Co
United
__
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77
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Jan
—
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2.25
Jan
Studebaker
7%
Jan
Feb
19%
4,148
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
Super Mold
18%
125
17%
Jan
19
Jan
Swift
Pacific
5
8%
8%
447
8%
Jan
4%
17%
5
7,870
17%
100
Pacific
Coast
Pacific
Finance
Aggregates
5
5
10
(Un)
Corp
__
17%
8%
Jan
4
V
a5
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5
17%
Jan
&
6%
Electric
&
5% %
1st
preferred
5'/o 1st preferred
4.80% red preferred
Jan
56 V2
Jan
56 %. Jan
67
Jan
79
1,258
25%
Jan
23%
Feb
48%
2,5ol
40
Jan
48 y2
Jan
33 y2
Jan
34%
Jan,
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34
34%
.27%
a29
a29
33%
673
-
33%
33%
33%
13%
Jan
31%
Jan..
•
Light
Corp
$4.50 dividend
Pacific Petroleums
Pacific Portland
1st
Ltd
Jan
Trans
World
36%
Jan
Union
Carbide
32%
32%
427
31 %
29
550
Jan
283'4
Feb
31 y2
Jan
33%
Jan
33'A
Jan
33%
Jan
15
,
Jan
16%
Jan,
11%
Jan
12'A
Jan
66
Jan
72 %
Feb.
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Feb
34%
Jan
13
Jan
14 V*
60.
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1,669
-
32
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;
450
14 %
Jan
25%
Feb
91%
Jan
96%
Feb
62
63 y2
Jan
63 y2
Jan
101
101
1,168
95
95
66
32%
32%
415
18 V4
18%
1,093
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35%
550
33
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Motor
Pan American
Utah
Sound
Pullman Inc
Pure
Jan
United
Aircraft Corp
Jan
United
Air
Jan
United
7%
Jan
19%
Jan
21%
Jan
United
14%
14%
Jan
15
Jan
U
23%
23%
591
22
Jan
23%
Jan
Universal
104% 105%
332
103
Jan
105%
Jan
Utah-Idaho
Jan
Vica
__
23%
149
149
27
147%
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—
40
a__
•
5%
5
a51
5%
(Un)-2.50
12%
12
12%
10 ;
__
1
(Un)
(Un)
(Un)
—
Equipment
4%
Jah
5%
798
,
Jan
12%
Feb
Warner
Jan
Weill
21%
Co
Jan
26
Jan
11%
9%
Jan
12%
Jan
West Indies Sugar
Western Air Lines
Department
Pacific
?v21%
Jan
.3%
.,t
Jan '
Westates Petroleum
4
34%
Jan
20%
Jan
24
Jan.
25
Jan
57
35
36%
20 VB
■
34%
Preferred
Jan
ActtQitt-Anaiiuc Sugar ciass A
Jan
36%
Jan
28
; 4%
Jan
4%
21%.
195
19%
Jan
21 y2
Jan
18%
Jan
18%
Jan
42%
Jan,
47y2
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Jan
83%
Jan
al9%
•
68%
3%
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Aluminum
8'/2
,8%
11%
"11%
4%
—25
pfd
Corp
274
Amalgamated Electric
Argus Corp
Ltd common
4%%
preferred
1
1
5%
(Un)
common
(Un)
1
.
2,342
:.;.626
4%
Jan
6%
Jan
200
32 Va
Jan
33%
Jan
1
13%
13
13%
904
12 Va
Jan
13%
Feb'
25
23
25
1,310
20%
Jan
25
Feb
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34
a__
20
a__
12%
37%
37 Va
Feb
(Un)—
1
::,11%
11%
31
3,740
25%
Jan
31
Stores
common
Motors
*
a
a42'/a a42'/a
*
45%
Jan
46%
Jan :
Woolworth
(F
580
48%
Jan
50%
Jan
Yellow
2,543
16%
Jan
19 %
Feb
Cab
W)
Asbestos Corp
Bathurst
Bell
Power
81
;
Traction
British American
British
525
10
Preferred
Light
&
Oil
30
28%
Jan
Canadian
Vlckers
Jan
10%
Jan
Cockshutt
Plow
Feb
Coghlin
Jan
Consolidated
28
Jan
97
Jan
1,650
25
Jan
25%
Jan
Consumers
13
14
1,025
8
Jan
14-
Jan
Corby
88
47
43%
Gold
9
Jan
11%
Jan
Jan
88
Feb
4,976
39
Jan
48%
45
2,005
40
Jan
45
Jan
-5
40
40%
8,960
39%
Jan
40%
Jan
Dominion
Coal
23%
27
64,293
Feb
Dominion
Dairies
15%
32
33%
6,742
32
225
100
335
7.
7%
Iron
Foundries
Class
Crown
B
22 Va
Jan
27
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
29%
Jan
33%
Jan
Seal
&
Steamship
6%
28%
Jan
32
Ltd cl B__
99%
Jan
100%
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
35,750
<•
5%
Canadian
Canners
Canadian
Car
&
Ltd
Foundry
common..
$1.75
series
$1.00
common
series
preferred
For footnotes
Preferred
page 41.
13 %
126 Va
30 y2
11%
15
Feb
14%
11%
35
r*
Dominion
Glass
Common—
Jan
20%
20%
3,225
19
Jan
20%
Jan
Dominion
Stores
11
11%
1,655
8%
Jan
12%
Jan
Dominion
Tar A Chemical common—•>.
35
33
35
206
31%
Jan
8.10
8.10
8.10
600
6.80
Jan
8.60
Feb
7'/o
preferred
31
59
Redeemable
68
■
28%
8,625
..
671
4,-490
-
£
Jan :
7%
.
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43'%
•
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2.55
100
100
64
:';64
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_•
common.
1,211
Jan
297/8
Jan
-
50
30
Jan
30
Jan
21%
21%
1,665
19%
Jan
21%
Jan
11%
11%
11%
300
99%
30
35
31
35
50
47%
50%
18%
71
Feb
preferred
———_—-
Jan
40 %
1.90
j;*
21;
64
-
34%
Jan
,
525
691
32%
Jan
21
130
20%
Jan
15
5,183
13
Jan
'175
32
34
5
21
21%
35
-
Jan
Jan
•
*
15
10,024
14
*
33 y«
21%
Jan
v
66%
Jan
-
-
34
Jan
Jan
..
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100-. Jan
65.
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Jan
21
2.55
31
y;
a
Jan
175
;
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.
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32
11
Jan
Jan
Eddy Paper Co class A preferred— .20
99%
Feb
100
Jan
Electrolux
€76
25
Jan
35
Feb
Enamel & Heating
5,247
44
Jan
50%
Feb
Famous
71
Jan
71
Jan
Foundation
17
Jan
19%
Jan
Fraser
31
32
650
30
Jan
32
Jan
27
27
825
25
Jan
27
Jan
16%
8,270
13%
Jan
16%
Feb
18
17%
18%
1,560
16%
Jan
18%
Jan
_»
61
57%
61%
4,2G2
50%
Jan
6iy2
Feb
37 y2
38
510
37%
Jan
38 Vz
Jan
23 »A
23%
125
23
Jan
23 V4
Jan
Co
Gatineau
5%
Power
5% %
•''General
100
Wares
Tire
4%
pfd
inc
V 295
29
Jan
Jan
Jan
34
Jan
Jan
15%
&
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22
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2,361
14
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50
25
-
Jan
25
Jan
16%
Jan
17%
Jan
34 y2
Jan
50
38 y2
2,145
50
8,975
49%
9,122
'
Jan
32%
Jan
20
1^515
■
1T5
Jan
Jan
,
5; Jan
200
-
.
Feb
Jan
49%
Feb
Jan
18 V4 -18%
3,380
17 Vi
Jan
18%
104% 104%
25
104 y2
Jan
108%
Jan
108%
Jan
111
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18%
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2.65
925
18%
is y2-
18 y2
370
100
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a52
common
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29
2.65
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preferred
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46%
common
preferred
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37
49%
175
:
-
17 V*
48%
*
1 100
Bakeries
17
17%
.
Jr.
25
•
common
:
22
2,327
:
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•
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of
21
15
25
preferred
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5%
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'
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Players Canadian Corp.
100
5,927
27
—1
Corp
19
31%
14%
7%
71
'
i.
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32%
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99%
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12
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68
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•
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57
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Jan
29
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23%
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30
■
class
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3,969
■
Jan
Coal
29%
99%
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29%
16%
Feb
35
5
Jan
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Feb
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Jan
Jan
30
31%
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*
Feb
Feb
15
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.
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Jan
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35
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Jan
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Jan
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.
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29
1,025
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34%
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25
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100
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29%
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13%
132 148%
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Jan
13%
Jan
Feb
19%
29
Jan
22 y2
29%
Jan
13%
Feb
Feb
100
Feb
23 Vz
9,776
-
22%
Jan
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7.160
29
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17%
,
60
22,239
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preferred
1,000
'
common
17%'
Jan
5%
5%
Breweries
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1,455
100
27j/2
22%
:25
preferred—
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.
31%
19
Canada Wire & Cable Co
22%
29 %
30'/2
5%
.50
Canadian
29
•,63%-" " '.60 %*'?•
30%
common
Canadian
Feb
;
5%
■>
preferred
30 V*
100
Co.
Dominion Foundries &
Dominion
Canada Northern Power Corp_
Canada Safeway Ltd 4%% pfd
Jan
25%.
14%
;
Cork
30 Me
68
common
; 27
•
7%
.20
A
4,545
:
Distillers Seagrams
Dominion Bridge
99 % '
,
•
class
Jan
30%
14%
20 Vb
-
Feb
30
Feb
48'A :
15%
Canada Cement common
$1.30 preferred
Canada Forgings
S4
Jan
30'A
Glass
77
31%
A
Dredging—
Jan
27%
147%
Smelting.
11
class
Ltd
78
27
29
1
Distillery class A
(H)
900
13%*
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Mining 8c
Jan
9
Jan
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100
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467
33%
.25
Building Products
Canadian
(B
High
Low
8%
84
28
..25
Range Since January 1
25
a9
18%
6,605
V
460
Class B
5%
Jan
Sales
30
22%
.100
preferred
3,160
15%
_*
Mills
Canada
25
5"/o
6,450
11%;
Jan
78
30
common.
Canadian Pacific Railway
25%
11
Companies
Feb
33%
84
Jan
18%
-
common
£JaSg ^
Canada
Oil
Canadian
Feb
25
99 103%
26%
British Columbia Elec Co, 4%% pfd. 100
British Columbia Forest Products-.
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British Columbia Power class A—
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56%
33%
53'a
Jan
29
84
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Jan
107
Jan
Hign
a9
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Jan
'.
4'A
17 y2
,
for w^ek
Shares
R-»nre
of Prices
Low
common
24%
25%
40%
Power.
—
Cottons
42
9%
,
Week's
,
20
preferred
6%
Range Since Jan. 1
500
43%
l25
Bank Note Co—..
American
Bruck
27
10
47%
•
Paper class A
Telephone
Brazilian
26 V2
88
*,
Canadian
Low
6,290
44 y4
200
Last
Canadian Locomotive
24,968
Jan
Jan ;
y.
625
"1,395
STOCKS
Canadian Converters class A pfd
High
Jan
5%
Sale Price
;
Jan
11%
45 Va
FEBRUARY 2
:-VV
for Week
Shares
37%
Jan
LISTED MARKETS
Sales
of Prices
Jan
10%
18%
a4G
a—
34%
328
5
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—
863
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Par
Week's
'
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19%
Exchange
■
25
85
50%
Jan
81c
6%
Union Telegraph (Un)
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Unb
7
RR
Feb
91c
Jan
70c
J
Jar.
275
Feb
50c
(Un)
Inc
12%
Jan
274
32 :
32 Va
80c
Willys-Overland
25
:
Jan
5%
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Western
11%
loo
8%
32 Vb
80c
Feb
56%
■
Feb
Jan
11%
689
.
.
Jan
3%
1.75
'
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24Vb
-'w-'
Feb
Jan
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:.
.
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Jan.
Jan
3%
40c
887
v
275
10%
48%
25%
200;
121/s
274
82%
Range
102
Can
63
500
.
1,000
8%
5
50
V; 34%
of
..
1.75
Jan
25
Ltd
Co
s,
3%
1.25
1.75
~
3,959
83%
•
5
34%
,
55
19%
100
18"%
.
352
.
47 Vb,
Jan
C70
54%
Algoma Steel
a
46%
47%
79%
1.356
a45% a46%
26%'Vr,
Jan
23'A
Western
Low
•
22%
240
21%
10
Canadian Funds
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Jan
V
954
Friday
*
Feb
20
.•
28
Feb
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Abltibi Power & Paper common
$1.50 preferred
1,899
.
4%
Jan
22
Sale Price
57%
36%
4%
22
27%
Par
Jan
Jan
26%
'
68%
81
Last
54%
341/2
650
Jan
CANADIAN
STOCKS
..
Jan
10%
Friday
Feb
-866
20 %
17%
Montreal Stock
i
145
: V
v
57%
34%
\
Feb
91%
Jan
Jan
66%
8
__
Feb
a__
—
Jan
340
130
19%
35%
Jan
Feb
85 Va
Western
79%
a45%
•
Jan
16'A
a66 a67%
30%
18%
34
-
23 %
17%
Jan
238
(Un)
(R)
685
„
Jan
17%
714
.r
25
1
Pictures
Bros
&
1,369
—
32%
Feb
■/111%
4,090
25
__
95
Jan
4,626 i:
•
1
Co
24%
a67%
Feb
»
"
*
Victor
(Un)_;
(Un)
Company
80
11%
Jan
28
17
91%-
a26% a27V2
57%
1
10
(Un)
Co
800
11%
'
Sugar
a27%-
28
Corp common
Consolidated Oil
4
24%
;•
(Un)
a
—
Jan
101
96
95
,
34%.-,
36%
(Un)
Paramount common
Steel
4
_
•
(Un)
149
S
a21% a21%
:\v
1
Timber
8ft Jan
Jan
(Un)
of Delaware
Corp
14%
104%
'
34%
91
20%
United Gas Corp (Un)
100
-Mine§J.Un)
Corp of America
104
1,671
•
■i
16%
-
16%
,
25
Lines Inc
1,625
(Un)
Mines
29
Jan
102
48
104
■
Pulp &
Oil Co
Radio
28%
52%
Jan
8%
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
50
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
33%c
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
25
Philippine Long Distance Tel Co__P100
Phillips Petroleum Co___
•
Pig'n Whistle cony prior pfd—
7.50
Puget
Jan
Jan
20%
Corp
common
Cons
27%
50
7%
100
World Airways
Paramount Pictures
230
521
19%
loo
Oil
Jan
27%
8%
common
1,113
■'
96%
94 »/4
18%
10
Sugar
J 19%
•
&
24%- 25 %
K
95
12%
5
Oil Co of California common
50%
104
__
25%
96%
*
Union
27%
28%
(Un)
Jan
1
com
Carbon
&
50'/a
__
Feb
23%
5,194
a63% a65 Va
J
•
?
5
Inc
Airlines
•
Union
28%
__
50%
'
32%
(Un)—10
'_
Cement
Pacific Western
Park
33%
Jan
*
Preferred
Packard
Jan
34
•
preferred
Tel
32%
898
25
common
Pacific Public Service common.:
Pacific
10.752
35%
25
—;
—.
Pacific
,
28%
100
50
72%
14%
Jan.
31
-
12 %
69%
-
Feb..
29%
>
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12
72%
32
.27%
v."
12%
K"''
Jan
Jan
V /
-200
28%
33%
al7-
,
26'/a
28%
320
31% '/
28%
v
10
Corp
33%
Jan
Feb.
159
589
-
I
a29
r-f. 31%-
28%
25
(Un)—
Company
33
__
Jan
28%
27%. ;'.,.»r 26%
1
Texas
35%
7'"
5%
373a
.34% •:v«•
25
Tide Water Associated Oil com
35%
'
Jan
Jan
5%
20
47%
»•
_10
Feb
33%
25
(Un)
Jan
25
;
Jan
Jan
20
common
1st preferred
—-
Jan
53 y4
27%
48
100
1
Corp
(Un)
Co
Transamerica
Pacific Gas
*
9c
52%
.
513
•
Jan
f
!• a—
—
Jan
•
17%
Jan
?
15
34%. Jan
25
(Un)
oil Corp
Sunrav
18%
18%
Co
34
•
.;
1.355
-
25
(Un>
Litho pfd
Corp
18%
Can
Jan
37%
28%
•
*
(Indiana)
Co of N J
Oil
Jan
18%
common
of
Standard Oil Co
13%
•
Inc
Co
Jan
5%
364
Brands Inc
Standard
Standard
5
Products
Jan
-.36
'
37%
1
2
Oil
Jan
Jan
Pacific American Fisheries
Pabco
36
'
5c
-
175
79
,
1
Corp
Jan
1.90
Jan
Jan
a—
*
1
1
Petroleum
Oceanic Oil Co
56
a—,
101
-
23,700
5
Co_
Spiegel Inc common
Occidental
Feb
,.31%
,
,14Jan
a51% a53% --: .';r«."»397:t'-
2
Co
Jan
83%
..
-
25
25
A
Petroleum
California
Jan
32%
Jan
.34 : '
^n-365
a55% a56%
25
pfd
preferred' (Un)
Jan
5^5
35%
■
8c
x
25
Gas
17%
87
•34%
,
Jan ;
53 V*
31.3
,
a50
77
25
25
4.88%
preferred
22
20
Feb
28J/«' Jan
,
100
15
7c"
a56%
(Un)—*
4.56%
Preferred
Jan
Jan
Jan
155
! :
a53%
.*
(Un)
preferred
preferred 4.48%
200
29
3,366
a36»/4 a36% :;
r,.
15
5
(Un)
cumulative
4.32 %
Convertible
Jan
r
-a47%-
a50
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5
Southern Calif Edison Co com
,29% Feb
16%
:■?
Jan
Jan
Corp
ft—
Jan
—
8%
Feb
Socony-Vacuum Oil
Soundview Pulp Co
21%
245
87
35%
—
100
364
10
Sinclair
22 V4
645
22%
18%
28%
"
24%
17
18%
(Un)
Railway
9%
•
Jan
26%
a
300
■
22%
•
__
100
com
12
24%
__
22%
10
26
1,765
9%
a
a9%
9%
__
%
a
10%
29%
10%
28%
Oil
—
Jan
29
19%
a
Jan
Co
14%
'.■<
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5
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Silver King Coalition (Un)_—
Oil
14%
*
Shell
Jan
Jan
Jan
47 Va
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55
■
33% ;f.34
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Co
&
Feb
Jan
22%
__
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Sears
58c
21%
-
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10
PIO
Lead (Un)
Mining
Maurlcio
70
19
29%
Joseph
Ban
Jan
5%
'i-.-
5
Safeway Stores Inc
St
Jan
450
29
Jan
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
"
10
-
37c
270
22
S & W Fine Foods Inc
Jan
a__
50
Feb
.'■36%
i:34%
510
31%
Feb
-
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Jan
36%
-
47%,'.r: 'i;379
34%
311/4'*,-29%
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Jan
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213
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8
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...
Feb
14c
Jan
a—
51%
+
25
18%
Jan
12c
4
3%
Jan
3%
21%
__1
(Un)
com
preferred
Pacific
10
;
21
a__
19%
•
North
5%%
38,703
a—
Jan
22%
1
•
...♦
North
Northern
13c
29
•
RR
1,265
—
.
1
National Linen Service Corp
Natomas Company Co
Central
19
5
—
National City Lines
Y
a__
40
22%
National Distillers Products (Un)
N
90
1
Corp
Niagara Mohawk
Jan
5,980
10
Fibres
Auto
31%
1
^
V"
66
100
:
common
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
•
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)__—_10 Rheem Manufacturing Co_
—1
Richfield Oil Corp
;
V
Jan
Jan
i.V
common
lLZJ.
Incorp
Preferred
Jan
16%
46c - 58c
a69% a70%
5%
5%
a69%
(Un)
&
36%
Preferred
Rayonier
Feb
160
Jan
21
.
Jan
Jan
a42
12c
„
17%
13%
3%
al8% al8%
„
Jan
28%
1,159
3%
Jan
33%
;
19%
13c
•
Ward
31%
9%
39%
'
Feb
160
222
1,065
a31% a31%
10
Minnesota Power & Light XUn)
M J & M <fe M Consolidated (Un)
Monolith Portland Cement
•
100
-
16%
al9% a20%
3%
*
new com.
r
160
36%"
31 %
21
1
Mindanao Mother Lode Min
•
705
17%
160
..18
common
425
36%
16%
__
•
(Un)
:*v
%
a41%
1
<Un)
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McKesson & Robbins Inc
17%
*
:
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•
1
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common
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38
38 Vb
„
710
9Va
9%
9%
38%
--
• *
-
B
Macy & Co (R
Magnavox Co
Marchant
1'
(Uni—
Inc
7"
—
Corp
Equip & Realty
Railway
Jan
v
McNeill
Llbby
Lockheed
Low
Par
y
High
a52:
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5
<K?10
2.45
17%
104
52 y2
Jan
2.65
Feb
Jan
19
Jan
Jan
105
Jan
Jan
52%
Jan
-
*
•:
Volume 173
-
'Number 4983;; 7
The Commercial and Financial
.
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Chronicle
.(5971
mm..
CANADIAN LISTED
MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 2
'
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Par
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Hamilton Bridge
Low
•
•
Howard
Smith
Paper
Inglis
(John)
Coal
6%
1%
International
Jamaica
'
7%
Utilities
class
Ce.tic
Feb
Claude
Jan
33
Feb
15%
Jan
al7
21
140
20%
Jan
21
Jan
40 y2
42 y2
39
Jan
42%
Jan
Consolidated
Lithograph Mfg
a6'/2
37
6
Jan
Jan
Consutiuaied
55%
7,510
54%
Jan
60 Va
Jan
Consolidated
Textile
8,490
13
Jan
15
Jan
5%
790
91
Jan
94'%
Jan
Crain
21%
Jan
11
Jan
23%
23
all y2
102
al9y8 al9%
265
34
;
18%
Steel
27%
17%
•
Sheraton
21 %
41,/2%
Paper
5%
230
11%.
100
ctfs
Jan
Jan
22%
Jan
Feb
37
35
8 '/4
11%
Jan
11%
29 y2
27
Jan
55
225
52
3.500
295
"
31
78%
Jan
Jan
75
Jan
Jan
55
Feb
61%
25
55
Jan
6}
145
30
145
Jan
145
22
241/4
2,010
17%
Jan
24 y4
995
61%
Jan
68
Feb
26%
4,330
20 y2
Jan
26 y2
Feb
29
31
17,223
27%
Jan
31
Jan
7
100%,
15%
20
60
99%
Jan
100 y2
14
Jan
; 16
y2
Jan
20 y2
al4
106
14%
4,475
71
80"-
* 20
85
Jan
103%
Jan
-
28%?
Jan
i,m
.
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:T*n
20
730
a21 a2iy2
80
330
20
46%
20
20%'" Jan
Jan
Jan
59%
37 V\
20
19%
20%
25
V.
45%
639
-275
Jan
47%
Jan
52
(Geo.)
Jan
Jan
12%
6,372
19 y2
27%
Canada
Canada
4
cum
36%
Jan
27
Jan
Western
Feb
Wilson
14%
159
Watson
(Can)
Jan
10%
preferred
65c
85q
4,500
65c
Jan
85c
16
17%
405
15
Jan
17%
Jan
395
30
Jan
34
Feb
17
10
Jan
10
Jan
Jan
1,735
33
36 Va
Feb
Jan
4.90
Feb
Jan
3.65
.14
16
Feb
,
10
10
200
7
25
25
107
24
3.55
3.60
200
20%
20%
100
18 %
Jan
20 y2
Feb
all%
all%
al3
400
13
Jan
13
Jan
10%
10%
200
10%
Feb
10%
Jan
■'<
3.50
10
Feb
Jan
25
Feb
Jan
3.60
,
Feb
Feb
33%
33%
50
32 V2
Jan
33%
Feb
al4
al4'%
400
liy2
Jan
15
Jan
*
52
51%
49%
Jan
52%
*
15 y8
13%
Jan
15 Va
98
Jan
98
52
930
14%
15 y8
745
100
98
98
25
common—_*
a4.75
a4.75
56
4.75
Jan
4.75
Jan
alO% alO%
13
10y2
Jan
101/2
Jan
Co
Co
3.50
1,000
2.70
Jan
3.50
Feb
4.90
450
4.75
Jan
5.00
Jan
29%
32
4,526
25%
Jan
32
Feb
28%
28%
500
25 y2
Jan
28%
Jan
alOVj alOy4
31%
5
28%
a
10%
155
10 y8
Jan
-11%:
150
14
Jan
■
350
17
•tKQgjj.J
-•-29%
-
■
Feb
16
24
24
180
15
15
50
:
Jan
Jan
Jan
14
'•
Jan
106 y2
;
106% 106%
*
pfd
Feb
4.90
*
Ltd
Jan
Jan
'
3.50
3.50
*
—13.50
20%
21
Jan
-Feb
106%
Feb
24
Jan
24
Jan
15%
Jan
17%
Jan
111
112
55%
55%
55
55
Jan
55
50
50
10
-'50
Feb
50
Feb
22
22%
250
22
Jan
22%
Jan
1,000.
112
50
40
30
•
111
Jan
115
Jan
y4
Jan
19
19
18 y2
Jan
19
•
23%
23%
225
23
Jan
23%
Feb
al7 al7%
105
17
Jan
17
Jan
55
118
Jan
120
Jan
*
6%
Fower
al7%
120
pfd—100
& Materials
Ltd
*
120
14
13 y4
Jan
14%
100
26%
26
Jan
26%
26c
Jan
35c
Feb
18 Va
Feb
19
Feb
"
(J
Woods
Feb
40
41%
440
34
Jan
41%
39%
41%
255
33
Jan
41%
Jan
12%
12%
1,450
12 y2
Jan
12%
Jan
333
17
Jan
18
Jan
246
15
Jan
15%
100
10
Jan
10 '/a
Jan
'"142
25
Jan
26
Jan
27
Jan
34
Jan
17
17%
5
16
16
•
Breweries
——
17
'
*
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
10 %
25%
26
*
—
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*
—_n_—
Ltd
Feb
*
100
B
Ltd
C)
Feb
*
class
Ltd
Canada
v
275
14%
26
14%
*
Ltd
(Can)
Co
&
Feb
:—20
Ltd
34
34
150
2.65
3.10
113,100
>
,
Jan
'
:
54%
57%
Jan
Mining
Jan
Stocks—
33
95
Jan
33
Feb
104
85
100
Jan
104
Jan
Anglo-Rouyn
19
19
250
18
Jan
18
Jan
Arno
41
38%
41%
36
Jan
Feb
Ascot
100
100
10
99%
Jan
100
Jan
Aumaque Gold
Mines Ltd—--
13%
13%
13%
2,025
13%
Jan
14
Jan
Band-Ore Gold
Mines
28 y2
28%
50
27%
Jan
28 y2
Jan
Base
21
21
780
30%
19
6,560
41%
Metals
•
Ltd
Corp
33c
Jan
35c
Jan
4c
6,400
3c
Jan
4c
Feb
10,900
2.32
Jan
Mines
2.20
2.30
30c
30c
30c
2,500
30c
Jan
6c
5c
6c
4,000
4c
Jan
64c
51c
65c
60,750
46c
Jan
20%
Jan
21
Jan
450
27
Jan
27%
Jan
500
29%
Jan
30
Go'd
Jan
Bonville
30
Jan
31%
Jan
Bouscadillac
44%
44
44%
360
42
Jan
46
Jan
Bouzan
30
29%
30
2,070
29%
Jan
30%
—
4,000
3c
Jan
4c
Feb
45c
50c
13,100
39c
Jan
55c
Jan
57c
61c
24,200
55c
Jan
61c
Jan
5%c Jan
4c
4c
1
1
6c
4%c
6c
19,500
3%c
Jan
.1
6C
6c
7c
20.500
5c
Jan
9c
5c
9c
9,800
.1
1
11c
lie
l'2c
33,500
Jan
Gold
of Prices
Ltd
Mines Ltd-
Consolidated
Shares
Candego
Consolidate?
Central
Cons
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Dome
Mines
Ltd
Jan
11
Jan
129,507
9
Jan
13
Feb
12%
12 y*
12%
1,060
9
Jan
12%
Jan
50 ,•
10%
6c
7,750
5c
Jan
23c
1,500
23c
Jan
16c
57,000
13c
Jan
16c
-
Feb
6c
1-.000
4c
Jan
6V2c
Jan
21c
25c
106,000
21c
Jan
.25c
Feb
77c
11,500
75c
Jan
,82c
Jan
Jan
72c
Jan
Jan
60c
64c
65,300
9%C
52,000
7%C
Jan
9V2c
13c
15c
2,500
13c
Jan
15c
15c
5%c
5>/4c
5%C
5,200
18%
18%
19 Va
875
60c
62c
9.45
9.10
9.50
58c
55c
58c
31c
29c
32c
18,500
1
15 Va
4,880
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
5%
300
5%
Feb
5%
Jan
Falconbridp-e
cl B
23
22%
23%
24%
Jan
Fontana
a9
Jan
24c
55c
1
Donalda Mines Ltd———*_-■
13
6%c Jan
6c
*
11
10%
Feb
Jan
14c
1
—
11
12%
9c
15c
8%c
63c
1
Mines—1
Ltd——
Explorations
25C
—1
Ltd——
Mines
Rochette
Cortez
High
Low
,
Mines^
Cadillac
Jan
8c
Jan
77c
1
Silver
9c
Jan
5%c
16c
1
Lode
3c
23c
6c
1
a—_1
Ltd.—1
Mines
Citra Lartic
for Week
Low
Mines
Mines Ltd-
Gold
Century Mining Corp Ltd.
Sales
Range
Ltd
Gold
Manitoba
Central
Centremaque
Cobalt
Week's
Mines Ltd
Mines
Feb
47c
.
.1
a—1
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Jan
65c
60c
Bob's Lake Go'd Mines Ltd—.——
29%
1,590
Jan
6c
.1
1
27%
30%
37%c
,
.1
1
Ltd
Mines
——
Jan
2.30
.1
1
•
Chibougam
2.00
.1
1
———
Mining Corpn Ltd—_
.1
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd—1
30
Feb
6,000
3c
.1
—1
.
Ltd
27
27%
3.10
Jan
35c
4c
1
Metals
Bellekeno
2.50
33c
*
^—
29%
■
■
2.95
*
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Mines
•
Mines Ltd—
Anacon Lead
5c
Feb
..5%c Jan
Jan
16
Jan
19%
Jan
3,000
50c
Jan
635/4C
Jan
12,525
2,500
9.50
Jan
52c
Jan
58c
Jan
22c
Jan
32c
Jan
7.50
Jan
Jan
1,149
17%
Jan
%
Jan
..
Sullivan
a9
75
12
12
12'/4
175
11%
12%
34,545
140
142
140
1,000
5%
X
10%
10%
10%
22
22%
2,161
*
51%
51
51%
100
12%
Feb
Goldbeam
13%
Jan
Golden
'
—
m
*
Ltd
100
-50
Ltd;
•
•
100
*
_
^
22
I td
lO'Ac
7c 12 %c
91.200
3%c
Jan
12 V2c
Feb
Jan.
10c
Jan
Jan
5%c
10c
10c
1,000
10c
3%c
5%c
40.500
3c
4V2C
1
6.00
6.70
5,300
6.00
16c
2,000
13%
Jan
13V8
28
3,155
10% "Jan
6.70
Jan
13 %C
6.55
Jan
Jan
16
Jan
18
Feb
13%
9
°
Jan
28c
20c
32c
55,563
12c
Jan
32c
1
5c
3%c
5c
28.500
3c
5c
Jan
Jack
Jan
Jan
10%
23
Jan
21
Feb
—1
35c
35c
38c
20,034
29c
Jan
42c
Jan
Jan
50
<
Jan
51%
Feb
Lake
Jaculet
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Mines
—_—
27
Jan
29
Jan
Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd
27%
Jan
40
Feb
Kayrand Mining
a66
Jan
385
385
1
22
22%
2.161
33%
36%
5,741
33
Jan
-180
57
180
Jan
180
Feb
1
—1
--1
—
305
180
12%c
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd——5
Hudson-Rand
"'ines Ltd
1
990
36
Jan
Heva
40
66
9%c
Jan
29
8
300
Jan
142
26%
866
6c 12%c
*
Ltd
Mines Ltd-—
Mines
12 %c
6.00
Jan
4.00
a66vj Jan
,
a380
Jan
a38Q
21
Jan
23
Jan
180
& Explor
Rowan
Lake
Shore
Jan
Lavalie
es
(1345)
Mine-
Mines
Co Ltd
Ltd
Ltd—:,—
,
1.05
Feb
Feb
88c
1.05
12,600
81c
23c
21c
25c
52,000
.17c
Jan
25c
19
18%
19
900
16%
Jan
19 V2
Jan
1
9.00
9.00
9.50
6.25
Jan
9.50
Jan
45c
48c
5,050
31,200
8%c
11c
15,500
10%
10%
561
23c
24c
20,100
*
Lid
Mines
Ltd
'*
1
Mines
Ladulama Gold Ml
Lake
Jan
,* Jan
37%
Labrador Minine
V
a_1
1
(Un>
Dev Ltd
Ltd
&
Gold
Kerr-Addison
___
——
Ltd
Mines
Manitou
36
—5
__
Mines
*
Ltd—
Ltd
(1945)
Gold
Gold
Mines
-
Jan
128
735
22
•
.
Jan
9%
Ni"ke?
Mines
Jan
11
1,839
6
—
I
a8
Mines
—
Francoeur
a9
11%
Ltd—
East
45c
1
1
_____1.
23c
88c
For footnotes see page 41.
Jan
al4
31
of
—
Jan
25
A—_—*
100
♦
Co
33
Jan
'
10
_*
5%
Co.
Investments
_
59 V2
14%
Ltd
Canadian Industries common
7ck
Jan
1.50
Jan
——
Co
2.00
49
common—*
preferred
Products
Ltd
Windsor Hotel
Feb
25%
Products—
Gen, Electric
Jan
7,522
5%
Ltd
General
5,325
59%
15
Sugar
Canadian
250
1.90
54%
Ltd common.———*
(Jack)
Westeel
Jan
Jan
*
Canadian
Jan
12
1.65
58
cl B-
Ltd
preferred.
12 y2
com
Securities Ltd
Jan
8%
100
red
Jan
Feb
1.85
Ltd—«,———1
Elder Mines Ltd.———
——1.
Eldona Gold Mines Ltd
1
Starch Co Ltd
%r 1
12
12
6%
•
A
100
Corporations
Jan
22 y2
•••
Dock
Feb
—50
United
26
2,055
*
&
33
325
30%
19,025
—
Food
Jan
1st pfd
30%
Ltd
Dredge
31%
19
85
23
—5
Malting Co Ltd—
Canadian
240
18%
379
10%
25
Ltd
Canadian
33
19
27
57%
—
Hosiery Co
32
8,125
36%
22%
*
Preferred
Butterfly
Jan
Ltd
United
56%
100
option
Canada & Dominion
20
35c
Feb
23
Company common
Burnett
Jan
28c
Jan
57
British Columbia Packers Ltd cl B__
Brown
20
Union Gas of Canada Ltd——_——*
Jan
Jan
•
*
Hosiery
265
34c
12%
9
#
&
20
*
35 y2
10%
Last
common
20
—1
class
Paper
Co
Industries
Jan
Feb
Acme Glove Works Ltd
Ltd
Feb
20
pfd—
Mills
Mills
redeemable
Jan
Jan
Sale Price
Glove
60
partic 2nd preferred
C
11%
13%
Par
Canada
Feb
common—i
Stores
Floor
30 Vt
156%
Friday
Belgium
60
'.
:—_*
Ltd
Transvision-TelevHon
30
10
•
Co
25
Ltd
Corp of Can 6%
3,810
a96 a96y2
STOCKS
Paper
60
Traders Finance Corp class A_
Jan
Canadian Funds
&
60
Manufacturing 7%, preferred—20
.10
Pow
60
21
Jan
Montreal Curb Market
Bathurst
28
1,200
20%
Service
.10
Co
10 y4
1,384
8%
21
99 y2
19
.10
Products
5,420
30%
8
100
Cartier-Malartic
Fabrics
13
21
*
•v
Auto
11%
100
preferred
10
Steels
Feb
8%
13
30
119
15
26%
Scotia
Atlas
Jan
30'A
Jan
8%
19
a99
"
Sellers
13%
Jan
Jan
*37%
*
19
Paving
7,566
Co__
Jan
*
pfd
4%
Co
Canada
26
.10
Development
:Jan
10
Standard
260
Commerce
Anglo-Nfld
Jan
11
al5
Southern
158
—
a75
Jan
Lt and Pwr Co Ltd com—*
Scotia
Belle
Royal
Jan
9
al5
Feb
1,350
.10
Nova
a70
600
al5
Jan
14%
___
25
10
*
Reitmans
Banks—
Montreal
a70
9
Ltd
Jan
158
—
a70
40
*
Ltd
Co
Rice
36 y2
13%
—_
41 y2
common
20
26%
Danadienne
Dominion
Jan
•
—1
Ontario
&
20
26%
—
610
__
Jan
36%
—
40
0
class
OH
Pr
Jan
*
preferred
&
Jan
158
—
Lt
31 y4
35%
common
39
Co
10
18 y2
26
100
common
Jan
,Jan
Royal
5%
26
•
Winnipeg Electric
5%
preferred
22
80
*
& Paper
Milling
18%
11%
Ltd
Jan
Jan
*
Russell
19%
Feb
35
16
73
Corp
Jan
—100
.;
Power
Distilleries
6
Jan
270
325
Royal Metal Co Ltd---
Power
32
22
80
preferred
Jan
100
115
22
78
A
Co
5
34%
com
35
35
(Walter M)
50
•
preferred
35
50
Feb
Ltd—*
Inc
Leaf
20 y2
*
Weston
Jan
Ltd
(Alfred)
1,175
20
12%
Worts—
10%
preferred
Co
Groceterias
26
*
&
Jan
Publishing Co of Ottawa Ltd—*
19%
34%
Cotton
10
__2o
36%
—5
pfd—
75
preferred
Jan
19'%
*
10%
50
Jan
20 '/
25
■**
19%
*
10%
225
19%
•
___—
Jan
800
Purity
Jan
*
Ltd
18 V2
Sangamo Co Ltd
191/4
100
Jan
al5
a99
—.*
18 y2
a
4.90
Paton
Jan
51
.
•
common
25
18%
36%
36%
100
Feb
18%
a
al5
Paul
Jan
25
23
4.90
6%
Jan
Jan
201/2
38%
Jan
._*
Nova
Jan
58%
31%
430
25
*
—
104
43
6,753
46%
20
32
Jan
167/8
Newfoundland Light & Power
Jan
Jan
58%
a501/2 a50%
20%
Jan
32 y2
Mount
Feb
35%
45%
30 y2
Moore
Feb
Jan
y4
101 %
y2
80%
58%
____.—
common—
40
•v
331%
35
75
12,185
7%
Products
Minnesota
Jan
103
Jan
Jan
Jan
•
Preferred
Jan
14%
5,225
■i
1031/4 103%
103%
14
Jan
Jan
14,121
Mount
103% 103%
35%
40%
20
Jan
12%
a21
32
Canada
Paper
Steel
Mexican
Jan
14
Jan
23
Ltd
class
of
McColl-Frontenac
Jan
20
al9%
a9%
6%
Jan
6.00
32
36
Melchers
Jan
8
a9%
Maple
Jan
815
910
13%
-80%
y4
4.75
95c
10
MacLaren
Feb
68%
23
Jan
38%
Worsteds
(The)
Co
Co
Lowney Co Ltd
Jan
36
32
Investment Foundation Ltd
Jan
145
Jan
36
Insurance Co
Loblaw
Jan
Jan
35
Jan
31%
Lambert
16
99c
Jan
*
Journal
Jan
Jan
20
Interprovincial Utilities Ltd
Jan
24%
Jan
16
80c
6
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp
;_*
Inter-City Baking Company Ltd—100
International Paints (Can) Ltd cl A—*
Jan
Jan
r.Jan
13 y2
32
Ltd
Lakes
5%
Jan
Jan
13y2"'Jan
80c
34
Hayes
'
7 66%
«'■
Power—
21
Ltd
Power
Grain
Mfg
Halifax
Jan
55
20
Co
21
Steel
&
Co
Mills Ltd
Motor
Great
Jan
Jan
69%
*
—
21
—
Jan
27%
.
140
'*** 20
com
596
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd com—_*
6%
red preferred
100
Jan
8%
Jan
75
*
B
Gooderham
6%
85
75
40%
20
Canada
Ltd
Jan
70%
29
I
common
Walker
Zellers
Jan
19%
310
49
& Power
Tuckett Tobacco 7%
United Steel Corp
4V2%
WUsils
51
77
8,150
100
1st preferred—_99
Chemical
Wabasso
Jan
21
1
common
50%
3,025
•
Stores
New
Jan
24%
50
Preferred
Thrift
1
18
2,564
145
•
com
of
Jan
30
100
preferred
Co
22
al4
common
Fleet
Ford
Jan
23%
14
preferred
Standard
Steel
28
16%
650 V
Jan
S
'
pfd___
2,225
7%
81 y2
22
Works
Products
Kootenay
Federal
Jan
79%
_________
preferred
4J/2% preferred——
Canada
20
36
20
4%
Southern
1,425
8%
15%
Flour Mills
Press
26%,
"
•
605
28 %
22%
31
:
Boutham
Jan
.77%
Co Ltd
class
26 %>
28%
L
w
3,435
8
95c
Jan
Jan
Jan
38
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Feb
68
common
trust
345
85
,
20
26%
class A
Voting
57%
5%
57/b
Corp___
Paper
Steel
Esmond
Feb
35
11%,
1
com
East
Feb
30 y2
61%
Sherwin Williams of Canada
Simpsons
241/4
Jan
8%
»
35
;v
_
Breweries
Jan
'
30
preferred
Sicks'
Jan
19
17%
75
preferred
Series B
39%
10
'
Eastern
Feb
28
Square
Donnucona
Feb
21
1,005
27%'.
.100
Water
20%
11,530
*
23%
Corp common
1st preferred
A
22,194
24%'
79%
St Lawrence
2nd
Jan
28
55
Saguenay Pawer 4%%
Series
Jan
16%
'
—i
Power
Shawinigan
Jan
17
.57%
22
Provincial Transport
Lawrence
Jan
28%
preferred
St Lawrence
Structural
Woollens
-
83
common.
Power Corp of Canada—
Price Bros & Co Ltd new
St
Dominion
Dominion
10%
a34% a34%
6%
75
*
Linoleum
&
Dominion
15
1,225
26 y2
Feb
80
*
Jan
Jan
10
90c
7
B
Jan
1
51
—5
Placer Development
Powell
River
Co
Royalite Oil
Oilcloth
Jan
al6
85c
♦
Dominion
9
al6
80c
L)
Engineering
15
125
Jan
•
David & Frere Limitee class A—
Jan
4,625
27%
.100
Paper
37
156
13%
90c
20
Class
16%
3,175
(R
5
95c
Co
preferred
Ltd
177
28,635
a80
70
common— •
Mills
Jan
19%
-
:
Dominion
Jan
21
•.'18%-
common
Holland.
Jan
15
!
Jan
■
'"25
Jan
32
,77/a
—_——5
Jan
145
30%
Tubes
Quebec
Jan
150%
20%
29%
Products
Ltd
Jan
28%
1
Jan
11 y2
102
285
15,
a50% a50%
_
Mills
715
24%
Jan
18
400
15
,__5
—,
101%
15
16
10 % ; 10%
57%
•
preferred
2nd
156
16
15
34%
156
.
■10%
common.
50
5
34
-40
———.
1,220
102
.100
Mines Ltd
Flour
Page-Herse.v
»
23%
all%,
102
17%
Niagara-Wire Weaving
6
preferred
Preferred
15
24%
„_
13,145
8%
Consol Div Standard Sec class A
94
28
32%
30
*
Paper Corp Ltd
58
30
Feb
-*
20 y2
'
5.00
•
common
Jan
14
A
:
Ltd
Feb
9
*
1
Alcohols
116
Jan
3
Jan
Jan
7%
100
Feb
,
4.40
3,25
*
8
al9y4
Jan
708
13%
cl B_*
Preferred
Commercial
16% Jan
Ltd
Co
Neon General Advert Ltd
116
*
_
Knitting
5
21
class
250
•
280
27%
Preferred
4%
Jan
33%
94
National Steel Car Corp_„_—
6%
25 %>
Jan
31
?
Ltd
preferred
Penmans
Jan
28
255
a6l/2
■'
National Drug & Chemical
Ontario
24%
5,325
33
20%
National Breweries common
Noranda
2,265
33 y4
3.70
5.00
a80
1
9
__
Breweries
Ogilvle
25%
3,200
4.50
77/a
Limited
116
___100
Locomotive
Montreal Telegraph
Montreal Tramways
.
Cassidy's
al6%
58
Montreal
7%
Jan
42%
Class B
-
33
125
32
*
Co
Lumber
116
!
<Robt)__,
Molson
Jan
15
Massey-Hams
McColl-Frontenac Oil
Mitchell
12 V4
*
Western
21
A
Class B
.
5,368
preferred
High
80
4.40
Canadian Westinghouse Company Ltd.*
8 y2
«
_
Export
Canadian
5%
Low
77
5.00
29
*
—
Paper Inv Ltd com_*
Jan
3,387
22,214
94
*
&
Jan
116
5
com
Pwr
Jan
62
.
*
Lang & Sons Ltd (John A>___
Laura Secord Candy
Shops Ltd
Lewis Bros Ltd
MacMillan
Canadian
32 y4
—100
preferred
Jan
*
Labatt Limited John
Lake of the Woods common
7%
80
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4.25
62
33
7.50
Corp
Public Service Ltd
preferred
Jan
Low
80
31 y4
25
5
Paper common
International Petroleum Co LtdInternational Power
Shares
1
50
25
17
for Week
*
Jan
12%
*
preferred
International
Feb
Jan
»
com
Jan
18
Jan"
12 y2
25
Canada
Jan
27%
12%
a
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
Canadian Marconi Company
57
*
of
High
24 y2
Jan
67
220
34%J
!__100
Week's
Last
49%
61
31%
32
.
International Nickel
48%
62
pfd—_
preferred
3,241
34%
common
8%
78
76
48 V2
*
International Bronze
12 y2
25
Ltd-
Intercolonial
4,965
5
Acceptance Corp com
preferred
$1.60
21%
18
*
Industrial
•
78
2,600
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
4% preferred
Low
24%
16
18
50
—„
High
23
•
common
$2.00 preferred
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Imperial Oil Ltd
*
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
V
55c
Feb
Jan
40c
Jan
7c
Jan
11c
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
Jan
29c
Jan
8.80
22c
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, February 5, 1951
.
(598)
■V
LISTED MARKETS
CANADIAN
RANGE FOR
Week's
Last
Low
Par
._.l
Lingside Gold Mines Ltd——
Louvicourt Goldfields Ltd—____
Macdonald
Ltd
Mines
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Merrill
Ltd—,„5
Mines
Mining Corp Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Mont.auban
Nechi
•
Dredging Ltd.—
Negus Mines
New
Calumet
New
.__1
New
Ltd
Mines
Oils Ltd
Coal
&
Normetal
North
Denison
O'Brien
Mines
Gold
Pandora
Pato
*
Mining Corp Ltd
Cadallic
Cons
Gold
Perchcourt
Porcupine
Gold
Mines
Ltd
Gold
Ltd__
Fields
Prime
.
Chibougamau Goldfields
Quebec
Labrador
Manitou
Co__
Red
Mines
Sheep
Gold
Mines
Standard Gold
Steep
Rock
Sullivan
Torbrit
Cons
Mines
Ltd
Vilbona
Gold
Oil
Jan
3c
Jan
5c
2.45
Jan
3.00
Jan
40c
Jan
1,000
22c
Jan
35c
Jan
11,000
31c
Jan
51c
Jan
15,900
17 VaC
Jan
2.45
Jan
25c
23c
2.70
2.70
9,200
19c
23c
18,500
6 VaC
7c
7,100
_
_
78c
_
Jan
2.75
Central
Oil
Ventures
Oil
Co
class
Oils
Pacific
Western
Oils
Co
Brazcau
_
Feb
Jan
16c
Jan
Jan
33%
•
15,393
32
350
29
Jan
32
Jan
100
100
86
86
45
86
Jan
90
Jan
pfd
99%
100
95
99
Jan
class
class
Feb
1
29c
Jan
10%c
11c
4,100
IOV2C
Jan
12c
Jan
21
16c
Jan
Bulldog
5 %C
Jan
Bunker Hill
27c
8,500
23 %c
1.40
Jan
Gold
*
Burns
Jan
73c
21,367
60c
Jan
73c
Jan
2,500
38c
Jan
45c
Jan
class
A
Aluminum
7.90
1
12c
Jan
10.75
/
Jan
Jan
Linen 2nd
Caldwell
pld
Calgary & Edmonton
Jan
Callinan Flin Flon
,
Feb
Feb
14 %c
Calvan
Campbell Red Lake
800
10 %C
Jan
11c
2,750
J0C
Jan
13c
3 VaC
3%c
3,000
2 VaC
Jan
3%c
Jan
Canada
11
11%
3/200
10%
Jan
12%
40c
33,500
38c
Jan
45c
Jan
29c
31c
9,500
28c
Jan
33c
Jan
6c
Jan
21c
Jan
6c
3,5'JO
4c
Jan
14c
14c
2.000
14c
Feb
Bread
Class
Jan
38c
Oils
Ltd
Petroleums
10 %c
5.50
5.50
5.65
725
4.75
Jan
5.75
Jan
12%
11%
12%
4,725
8.90
Jan
12%
Feb
2.50
2.30
3.00
1,700
2.30
Jan
3.40
.Tan
1.28
1.40
2,200
1.28
Jan
1.40
Jan
7.25
6.20
7.25
32,000
6.15
Jan
7.25
Feb
1.48
1.48
1.56
2,700
1.45
Jan
1.65
16
16%
9,876
14
Jan
16%
Feb
19c
Jan
19c
Jan
26 VaC
Jan
Jan
"2.65
Jan
I
8. CO
8.35
8.60
2,550
7,80
Jan
8.60
Jan
38 Vac
38c
40c
3,500
Jan
49c
1.50
1.15
1.55
13,375
35c
Jan
85c
Feb
1.82
Jan
Feb
1.15
500
9C
Jan
11 VaC
6.C00
85c
Jan
88c
23c 24 %c
22.000
19c
Jan
30c
Jan
Exchange
Foils
Canada
Range
of Prices
Shares
Loio
Anchor
Low
High
24Va
4,900
26%
26%
I,420
102
102
103
70
101
Jan
45c
38c
48c
21,175
38c
Jan
10c
28,072
Packers
Rouyn
Power
Canadian
Car
300
53%
90
70
Oils
Ankeno
Apex
Mines
—
Consolidated
Mines
33
Jan
36%
Jan
43'/a
Jan
54%
Jan
24'/2
Jan
34
Feb
50
48
50
1,400
43 Va
Jan
50
Jan
73
70
73
540
61 %
Jan
76
Jan
9 Va
9%
9 %
230
Jan
9%
Jan
27 Va
27
27%
2,633
26%
Jan
27%
Jan
19 V8
18%
19'%
4,434
17
Jan
19 %
Jan
27 %
26%
27%
7,680
24%
Jan
27%
Feb
16%
14-%
16%
4.392
13%
Jan
16%
Feb
18
17%
18
76G
16
Jan
18
Jan
61 %
57%
61'/a
2,270
50'/a
Jan
61% Feb
725
9
375
6%
Jan
9
Jan
66
70
285
56%
Jan
70
Jan
400
5
Jan
400
Jan
30
Feb
Atlas Yeliowknife
Aubelie
2.89
38c
5.75
Jan
Jan
13c
Jan
Jan
38c
Jan.
Chimo
55c
65c
295,078
32c
Jan
65c
Jan
8c
45,600
5c
Jan
8Vac
Jan
Circle
14c
Jan
20 %c
Jan
13 %c
Jan
21c
Jan
Coastal
13 VaC 13 Vac
12
Jan
Cobalt
87
Feb
7c
12c
10c
Jan
Conduits
52,033
2.90
5V?c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
36c
3.65
30c
12c
Jan
80c
85c
1,500
80c
Jan
56c
67c
301,250
46c
Jan
67c
44
875
40 Va
Jan
44
Dunlop
10
Jan
Jan
25c
95 c
85c
95c
3.220
85C
Jan
95c
Feb
Jan
89c
Jan
30c
77c
820
47,dOQ
1.85
1.80
1.90
11.050
1.46
Jan
12
140
11%
Jan
12
Jan
15%
25
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
25%
50
25
Jan
25%
Jan
22 %
Jan
29
Jan
14c
Jan
17c
25%
:—25
Preferred
29
16C
15 VaC
17c
5,000
5 VaC
5c
6c
11,500
3%c
Jan
6c
Feb
1.55
1.55
200
1.55
Jan
1.55
Jan
2.20
2.00
2 35
2,100
1.85
Jan
2.35
11%
11%
11%
1.300
9%
Jan
11%
Jan
1.80
Jan
s
Commoil
.
Coniagas
Petroleum
ft
____—._
III
National
Astoria
Jan
Feb
Consolidated Lebel Oro
Jan
Consolidated
Jan
24
Jail
10%
Jan
12
Mining
&
Smelting—
Press
class
40%
40 Va
40 Va
II,121
39%
Jan
40 V2
Feb
Consumers
61c
56c
62c
54,400
48c
Jan
62c-
Feb
5.50
Hill
-1
B
Gold
Gold
preferred
835
3.75
Jan
6.50
Feb
78c
Jan
10c
13.500
7c
Jan
10c
98c
1.03
23.400
88c
Jan
46c
52c
7.833
40c
Jan
52c
Jan
48c
54c
10,250
40c
Jan
54c
Jan
3%c
9%c
45,550
8c
Jan
10 VaC
Jan
130%
148
9.580
11
70
10%
Jan
11
Jan
49c
48c
53c
58,600
41c
Jan
53c
Jan
6c
5'/4C
6c
13,600
4VaC Jan
7c
Jan
15 V.
17
225
Feb
Crestaurum
14 Va
Jan
Jan
37c
17
Jan
Imperial
Mills—
——
.l.ilLifl
Mines
6%
12c
160
Jan
Feb
Jan
148
Feb
Jan
8
Jan
Jan
16c
Jan
Jan
164
Jan
161
163
-239
2.50
10 895
1.75
Jan
2.50
10 %
Jan
14%
11
Jan
14%
Feb
Jan
21
Jan
Jan
14 Vs
11%
14%
23,368
12
14%
475
20%
sClass B
Cosmos
4,625
126
1.08
2.23
20
21
Craig Bit common
16'/a
33c
300
15c
14%
11
1,500
8
13c
%
163
•
Corby (H) Distillery class A_
37c
p
._1
6.50
Jan
7
2.40
100
Gas
37c
-
1-1
5.50
29,850
50c
13c
Conwest Exploration
-1
37c
Feb
60C
74c.
A
1
-1
r_
9
8
Jan
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
148
Consolidated Duquesne
Consolidated Howey
17
Jan
16c
650
69c
Consolidated Cordusun Oils
Jan
180
80c
Jan
9
Cadillac:
Cent
Jan
3,745
Jan
11c
8
9c
Consolidated
56 Vac
17,750
50c
Consolidated Beattle Mines—!——..
700
14c
46c
Jan
Jan
1,500
74 c
13c
1.07
Consolidated Bakeries
1.64
74c
8 %c
_—1
1.56
13C
8%
________
31%
23
Feb
Jan
1.35
74c
Mines
46
11%
Jan
1.64
_5
Mines
Jan
23
Jan
,_1
Yeliowknife
Consolidated
11%
1.98
27 Va
28 %
Plow
Coniaurum
11%
7.152
,
-1
Cockshutt
Jan
95c
Feb
11%
29 %
1.32
1.10
15%
42
43
4,060
74 %c
common..
I_
Bellekeno Mines
class
Jan
15c
—
Jan
Jail
Jan
7
221.330
__1
A
Jan
23
Belleterre Quebec
Berens River
A
Jan
2.50
100
25c
-I
Mines—
Silver
Jan
23c
Jan
10
18c
9%
—
Willans
7%c
Jan
42 Va
Lode
Jan
_ft
Commonwealth
41%
Hats
2.10
13c
Jan
24c
2.10
Jan
87 V2C
Kirkland
1.90
IVsC
1
common
Ltd
Mines
15c
535
Biltmore
Jan
Jan
13,300
Bidgood
Jan
36c
12c
1.25
Bevcourt
80c
Jan
1,300
1.12
Sons
Jan
25c
Jan
1.17
&
42c
31.250
15%
__1
Bertram
14,432
34c
Jan
42
.25
136,600
72c-
33c
14%
42
II_III
13c
55c
33c
4.490
42
Telephone
10c
60c
Colomac
_10
Bel!
11 VaC
__1
Coin Lake
390
Bros
__1
—1
Mines
Feb
1,120
Beatty
Jan
2.71
31
67c
1.10
Jan
45 Vs
Mining
Jan
2.35
30
______—
96c
Jan
44
Power class A
4.700
10c
45
Metals
1.04
Jan
.10
Class B
99c
7V2c
Nova
Bathurst
1.00
15,100
16,250
of
Base
Feb
50c
Feb
Bank
Barymin Co Ltd
Jan
8%
17
_10
Mines
Jan
10%
Jan
Knitting
Cochenour
Montreal
Barnat
93c
Jan
Oils
Jan
of
of Toronto
Feb
8
*
—
Gold
Bar
Jan
23c
Jan
9
Jan
5,325
Jan
29%
83c
15%
56,500
16c
Jan
25
1,915
129,050
Jan
50
111,250
30c
9c
29%
2,700
Class
31c
Jan
Jan
85c
Cochrane
3.60
3.00
Jan
8%
Jan
25c
2.10
9%
Jan
3.30
Jan
83c
Jan
28c
Jan
2.60
8%
2.35
29c
Feb
1.44
Jan
9%
Ltd
Cheskirk Mines
75
Bank
Bank
25
30%
Jan
8%
13c
3.40
Scotia___.
12,500
29%
Jan
1.09
2.05
27
_
9%
43c
-1
Jan
•
Jan
12,600
Jan
14
"
Jan
-_1
10c
19
Jan
common
2.05
27c
-1
15c
29 %
.
Wines
Citra-Lartic
7»/aC
Bankfield Consolidated
12 Vac
Chromium
7c
9c
.
__—
Research
Chemical
18c
-1
Mines
1
20
.
new
14.
Jan
10 Vic
-1
Gold
A
—
Gold
Co
103,250
!
Bagamac
class
Oil
Trust
37c
Mines
Aumaque
Aunor
-1
Jan
Jan
13%
Feb
Centremaque
30c
15 %.
103%
29c
Oil
14%
Feb
Jan
101
74c
Steel
15 Va
.
5
Jan
Chateau-Gal
2.71
Steels
120
101
Jan
Jan
Chatco
2.59
Atlas
44%
29%
45 %
16c
Charter
2.70
.
43
101
■'
Jau
Jan
Jan
23%
•41
58c
Jan
9c
51,702
86
Jan
83'%
45
29'%
Jan
129.500
Jail
8c
33%
25%
Jan
100
29c
Jan
8 Vac
83 %
29
155
Jan
19 %c
9c
17
Atlantic Oil
83 V.,
Feb
Jan
27c
1.04
16
99
1
94c
17
153
215
4,300
Chaitered
-10
20
100
22.375
Jan
Ashdown Hardware class B_____
153
99%
98,560
Jau
Jan
(1937;
153
100
23
Jan
70c
26c
11c
18
3.00
26 %
35c
4.940
63c
Jan
3,700
23
2.25
Jan
37,200
19'%
8IV2C Jan
64c
18c
12c
Jan
2.60
25
41c
Jan
64c
1
220
2.34
26%
5.200
—___—I
Leduc
24,700
11c
3,338
80c
22%
*
Trethewey
Castle
26c
37c
400
30
78c
*
Wirebound
26 Vs
2.16
Mines
400
27 Va
*
—100
Gold
22 Vac
2.31
Aihona
70
400
29%
1
Cariboo
Jan
40 % c
Feb
4.35
8%
4.35
80
Canadian
Jan
—1
—1
.____
Metals
Feb
3.90
*
*
400
Jan
1.42
Corp
Ascot
4.35
1.25
Porcupine
—1
Gold
Armistice
Jan
2.55
19c
8%
Jan
42'%
30%
Central
115
23 Va
Jan
30
Jan
8,240
Jan
27%
1.20
107 Va
87
Jan
23
4.440
33
2.40
Jan
85
38%
245
42'%
2.40
97
86
Jan
23
36
30 Va
2,082
11%
37%
23
37 Va
100
98 Va 103 Va
IIoo
Preferred
330
23
42
3.30
Patricia Gold Mines
11
9
4,835
Central
12
*
34
14
Central
24.000
Feb
18 Va
Feb
21c
Jan
51%
14
Feb
18c
Jan
43%
17'/a
43c
20c
11'/a
Jan
14
35%
1
_;
Jan
41%
18 %
Jan
9,700
Jan
11
600
"
Jan
19c
50
275
43%
*
28
16c
630
11%
Vickers
37c
16c
51%
43
Jan
7%
Canadian Wallpaper class B
6,995
'
51
11%
0
3,500
63c
Jan
50
preferred
43c
7 Vac
6%
r
618
Corp
35 V4
IIIi
Argus Corp common
Arjon
1
•
Res____
4ro
Canadian
10 Va
631
7%
-100
25
*
Pacific Railway
40c
Vac ll%c
Jan
Jan
1.405
—100
100
100
25
30 Va
U
13
22
*
25
—
34VI
32c
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
11%
19%
Jan
Jan
Jan
250
3,555
61c
103
Jan
4.60
13
21%
*
preferred
9%
30c
Feb
13
20 Va
21%
10
preferred
1.15
14,580
Jan
7'/a
52
common..
7,175
11%C
Aquarius Porcupine -1
Area
Cos
preferred
65,000
150
21,800
Feb
23%
Jan
36
_
19c
36c
70
Jan
6
*
1.30
5.60
Jan
29 Vs
75
100
10'/2
33c
53%
220
♦
12c
5.35
2.435
7%
34
Electric—
General
Utilities
Jan
70
29%
7
51%
Locomotive
Tire
Jan
59
29 Va
*
Preferred
Canadian
2.45
Jan
30%
■
Canadian
6V2C Jan
5G
34
3—'
Jan
76c
Jan
4.00 Jan
Jan
Jan
51%
—
28 Va
44,330
2.90
Jan
2.75
20
Dredge
Jan
14,700
2.10
49
Feb
Jan
Jan
0
common
preferred
%
4.65
*
Celanese
Canadian
1.11
29c
Jan
20
—
Canadian
3.90
2,300
55
common
Jan
23,050
Jan
2.76
common___
Class A
24%
8c
21c
2,825
llVa
Commerce
Canners
25
2.83
Jan
7,900
4.00
Breweries
Canadian
Feb
1.02
80c
29c
4.15
88c
Feb
*
of
Feb
7 Vac
34,320
23c
4.00
2.57
class B___
1.20
25 Va
1.11
28c
3.75
common..
Cable
&
Bank
Canadian
Jan
50
Wire
Canadian
4
5c
53%
Canadian Bakeries
8%
3,025.715
1.10
—
Preferred
Canada
70c
36
Lines
S
S
25
36c
—1
Jan
26c
t
4.00
Class B
Canada
56 Va
5.50
Mines
Feb
1.06
14,562
7%
Canada Permanent Mortgage
Chesterville
Anglo
12%
25
12V4
31c
class A
Jan
42'/a
2.65
Anglo-Huronian
17
Jan
17
11%
43
Northern
1.30
-1
Petroleums
Jan
7.50
17
Malting
Canada
Canada
5%
High
26%
.Anglo-Canadian Oil
Jan
16%
580
6,00«
51%
Canada
Canadian
Range Since Jan. 1
25
1.02
Jan
8 Vac
*
Canadian Malartic
56 Va
1
8'%
Jan
8%
8%c
12%
10
Foundry common
Machinery
Canadian
48 Va
Yeliowknife
Jan
5c
8
"
common—
Canadian
Week's
Lead
Anacon
7%
,
2.60
Class A
/
25
Nepheline
American
Jan
20
*
Class A
-100
American
Jan
32
4.00
common—
Preferred
Sales
for Week
24c
42
Jan
50
preferred
B
Jail
85c
25 %
Jan
Jan
30%
*
Preferred
Jan
87c
ll%c :11 %c
-1
21
40
1
common
Canada Cement
Jan
16%
I25
Jan
50
486
*
*
Calmont Oils
Calnorth
Jan
1.20
13 %C 14%c
Last
Canada
18
41
31%
*
1
Jan
20c
lO'/aC
pfd
of
1,495
41
20%
7c
1
*
*
Calder Bousquet
Jan
Larder_________
Co
Amalgamated
Feb
31 Va
8%
*
A
1.85
*
Jan
41
0
——__
B
Burrard class
14'/a C
ft
31
Jan
10c
Co
&
20%
*
Burlington Steel
Feb
Classs
Jan
1.20
31 Va
Jan
4.65
Jan
2.90
Yeliowknife
1.73
Jan
1,900
1.70
Cons
Jan
Jan
Jan
—_
1.70
17 %c
.__1
Pacific
Jan
10,000
101/4
Steel
12c
25c
Jan
Sale Price
Aigoma
Jan
22c
2.05
Aluminium Ltd
Jan
22c
Jan
Friday
Alberta
Feb
Jan
Jan
34%
3.70
15c
12c
12
Jan
Jan
:
11%
10 VaC
20%
9c
6,500
11%
10 Vac
1.00
Jan
9%
95
Jan
19
55
840
7 VaC
-_1
70c
16,900
11%
34%
400
_
91c
20%
33
97C
________
88c
20%
90c
34 Va
Canadian Funds
Akaitcho Yellow Knife
Jan
•
4c
Toronto Stock
Acme Gas & Oil
Jan
6.25
9c
Jan
Agnew-Surpass
31%
Jan
38c
Canadian Food Products common
h
Jan
4.10
Jan
New
:
28'%
4,080
Jan
1.500
_______
1,805
6
5c
Canadian
Preferred
31%
5Va
23c
1,000
Acadia-Uranium
Feb
30%
1,900
34,600
*
Jan
12%
35,500
Jan
54%
Feb
15
Jan
697,200
82,000
.20
7%c
Jan
9%
1
1.20
Par
Jan
13%
9c
19c
$1.50 preferred
Acadia-Atlantic class .A
5%c
350
1,765
38c
20c
Abitlbi Power & Paper common.
35,285
12%
1.63
1.07
STOCKS
7%c
14 Va
11
31
A
___
2.90
10c
67HC
13%
7c
1.82
Western Homestead Oils Ltd
Jan
1.45
Buffalo Ankerite
14,300
•■__
100%
14%
7%c
A
1
13,100
ft
100
29Vs
25 %C
2.60
Ltd
Jan
33%
32
7c
1.70
Superior Oils Ltd
9c
32
33%
•
1.85
6
22
30c
1.01
1
169,800
1
2.50
Ltd
47,892
16c
*
1.80
Ltd—
27
11c
13c
Lake
2.50
_
23%
26 Va.
Canadian
12 %C
*
Petroleums
Jan
Jan
27
*
3.60
♦
Ltd—
Ltd—
Jau
8
Red
_<i____ft
Corp Ltd
Petroleums
Jan
15
Buffalo
^i_.III90c
Petroleums
Okalta
16
Jan
7
Feb
19c
•
Jan
8.00
Jan
6.00
Feb
1.07
1
Ltd
2,850
Jan
Class B
9%c
—
Ltd
7.75
7c
1.83
ft
6.90
Jan
Feb
1
3.45
0
Jan
23c
1.60
_
'13c
16,100 /
14'/a
A
3.60
..
Jan
10c
15'%
Buffadison Gold
1
Long Island Petroleums
South
Mills
10,700
8,250
Ltd—
Feb
9c
9c
50
Porcupine
Brouian
Bruck
19,000
6,000
*
10 Vac
160
Canada Iron
Ltd—
Oils
Home
Oil
Power
5c
10c
*
Jan
5%
Columbia
16c
10%
Ltdl*
6c
9V2C 10 %c
125
Class B
1,000
10c
Ltd
9c
8
Building Products
9.80
__
Jan
12%
Jan
10c
1
9,200
8,100
-5c
Jan
41c 41 %c
.1
7 %c
15
com_*
Light & Pwr
Packers
Jan
120,627
6c
16
B
3%c
4.65
55c
15
Forest Products
Columbia
29 Va
71c
Jan
25
Jan
4.10
45c
7%
Oil common
Jan
.
Jan
4,812
15%
...
British Columbia
British
Jan
12%c
47c
*
preferred
Class
Jan
88.300
46c
15%
British Columbia Elec 4%
4% %
Jan
16c
13c
—*
1
4%c
39C
Petroleums Ltd
Gaspe
Phillips
Preferred
Feb
58
18c
7.00
Lake
American
British
26%
Feb
Jan
5c
Co
Producers
National
IOV2C
Canada
Leduc
Rio
Traction
Brazilian
Brewis Red
14c
1
6c
—
-—
2%c
a29
10 '/a
Ltd
—1
Roofing class A__
Class B
25%
Ltd
Mines
46c
Cordage class A
Brantford
225
•
_
1
1
17c
Jan
17c
1
...
5
______
_—
Brantford
Jan
25c
Stocks—
Federated
Bralorne Mines
3 VaC
1
.
56%
'
4%c
1
__
56%
10c
*
Ltd—
56 V4
_______—______
Buffalo
a28 %
72c
_
_.—50
25'%
bo'%
10
Bordulac
Jan
111,900
4.20
Ltd
Gold
Jan
1,000
78c
26%
_____—_______
High
Low
26 Va
1
Bonville
British
35c
5c
1
Calgary & Edmonton Corporation
Pan
1.65
1.000
3c
1
_
Anglo-Canadian Oil
Del
Jan
5c
27c
Ashley Minerals Ltd
Mines
1.25
2.80
1.73
Ltd
Waitc Amulet Mines Ltd
Westvilie
17 %c
1,100
47c
a29
Wendell Mineral Products
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Jan
High
26 Va
—.
Gold
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
*
___.
Bonetal
Jan
.1
Vinray Malartic Mines Ltc!
Western
5.10
19 Vac
70c
1
__
Mines
Jan
Jan
for Week
Low
Pa.
Bobjo Mines
Jan
10,000
1.65
25c
..
24c
Jan
38c
*
-
Jan
1.65
Jan
1.17
Feb
2.77
1
Ltd—
24c
Feb
21c
Jan
4.50
14,320
CO
1.68
Mines
Asbestos Corp
Ventures Ltd
0
1.50
50c
Ltd
United
oc
5.10
1
__
Silver Mines Ltd
Trebor
4.90
1
—
Mines
12,600
7c
50c
___
Mines
23,050
-
(1944) Ltd
Iron
1.30
21c :23 %c
0
Ltd--
Gold Mines Ltd-..
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
<?lscoe
23c
,
23c
Creek
Stadacona Mines
11,000
2.73
•
Royran Gold Fields Ltd
Santiago Mines Ltd
Shawkey Mines Ltd
35c
24c
24c
Ltd __1
Mining Corp Ltd
Gold
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
_
.
Corp common
Preferred
Jan
35c
—
Crest
45c
74c
1
Mines
Smelting & RefiningQuebec Yeliowknife Gold Mines
Qupmont
Jan
38c
1
Quebec
26c
5c
1
Quebec
Jan
29c
..._1
Quebec
Development
Jan
3.45
1,500
'
1
—
_
__
1.35
Jan
1
1
_
Mines Ltd—
Jan
31c
;
Jan
Jan
2.70
44c
1.55
—
7,000
39 %c
18 %c
_
47c
50c
1.00
1.17
1
Dredging Ltd
Jan
Jan
300
23c
"III
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
35c
27c
30,300
52,600
5.05
___.
Jan
18
1.16
23 %c
1
Jan
3.45
24c
»
Nocana Mines Ltd
Jan
20
3.13
1.25
Pacific
New
42C
Mines Ltd____.—1
75c
Jan
1.16
,
Hugh Malartic
Jan
"
31c
.__1
67
Jan
46c
Jan
1.10
2,050
13,150
50c
■
Goldvue
22,100
45c
48c
3.45
—1
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
35c
48c
1
—
Ltd
Mines
20
44c
III
Cons
69c
19%
■'
••
'
i.'
Blue Ribbon
Jan
33c
Jan
53
••;
,
Jan
6c
Jan
88c
■
High
Jan
4c
20c
335
63
63c
65c
'■
Ltd
Mines
62
•
Range Since Jan. 1
11,000
1.00
■
Sale Price
51,200
■
■'
.—1
Island
33c
85c
1.00
500
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Low
6c
25c
28c
Shares
High
6c
.„1
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FEBRUARY 2
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
WEEK ENDED
*
1
'
2,515
ll%c 13 %c
.
17%
5,000
10c
8
,.~'.noo
13c 14 Vac
3,400
-
8
_.
13 %c
7'/a
10c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
13 %C
Jan
8%
Jan
15c
Jan
[Volume 173
Number 4983
.
.
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
.
(599/ $
CANADIAN
LISTED
MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY
Week's
STOCKS
Par
Croinor
Pershing
Crow's
Nest
Crowshore
Coal
57
18c
Delhi
Gold
22c
Jan
Jan
25c
Jan
20%
Jan
22
Jan
9%
8%
9%
506
8'A
Jan
27%c
__
_
—
20c
Jan
28c
28c
68,100
1.60
400
14c
14c
35c
40c
31
18
29%
_
_
Stores
Dominion
Dominion
Textile
Dominion
43c
Jan
55c
Jan
20%
20%
20'A
Jan.
21
Jan'
pfd
Coke
class
Co
A5
20C
2.000
4,400
22%
Feb
Jaculet
Mines
Jan
7%
Jan
Jellicoe
Mines
Jan
Joliet
Jan
Jupiter
Joburke
-
Mining
Ltd
34c
Oils
101
160
99
Jan
Feb
Kayrand
13
14%
2,755
13
Feb
15%
Jan
Kelore
101
Jan
102%
Jan
10'A
Jan
Kenville
of
Kerr-Addison
Feb
Keyboycon
Jan
30'A
33
98
30'A
Jan
36
Jan
Kirkland
650
20%
Jan
21
Jan
Kirkland Townsite
720
13
Jan
15%
Jan
Kroy
10%
Jan
13%
Jan
Labatt
7c
33.000
6%c
6'Ac
8'Ac
10c
loo
18C
70,000
Mines..
64 %c
Jan
Feb
3.75
7,000
17 %C
Jan
46c
3.75
Feb
Ltd
Jan
19c
Jan
Jan
10'Ac
Jan
Jan
1.05
78c
78c
80c
21,700
65c
Jan
80c
24c
22c
24c
69,650
16c
Jan
24c
Feb
13c
12c
13c
21,500
11c
Jan
17c
Jan
16'A
16%
aaa
16
Jan
17
Jan
18c 23 %c
156,650
*
7c
Dufault
Lake
Fortune
Lake
9.65
49,755
7.40
Jan
9.65
Feb
*
Lake Rowan
8'Ac
8c
6'Ac
Jan
8'Ac
Jan
Lake
59
Jan
65
Feb
20
21
900
21
20'A
53c
53c
27,162
29c
28c
32c
211,900
47c
52c
4,400
37c
Jan
52c
95c
95c
1.00
7,910
87c
Jan
19%
Jan
Jan
Lake
Osu
Mines
19
22
Jan
La
58c
Jan
32c
Jan
Pen-Rev
El
Sol Gold
1
(T
H)
12c
Jan
14,900
470
5'Ac
Jan
20%
Jan
60
10
Jan
10%
22
Jan
-25
10%
10%
-25
;
—
preferred-
_
22
22
Corp
23%
82c
Jan
•
,
1.31
1.20
1.50
14,800
*
12 3/4
10
13
62,608
Nickel
Players
29,200
1.04
95c
1.09
5c
6%C
7,500
4c
Jan
6'Ac
Jan.
30c
35c
24,500
22c
Jan
35c
Jan
25c 29'%c
10,500
20c
Jan
29'Ac
Jan
Lapa
8c
Jan
Jan
Larder
Cadillac
11c
57,500
6 "Ac
Jan
11c
Jan
10.50
3,760
8.50
Jan
11%
Jan
36c
40c
19,800
Jan
40c
Jan
2.15
2.39
1,980
2.40
Jan
6.50
6.65
1,049
5.25
Jan
6.75
Jan
16
325
15'A
Jan
16%
1
Jan
Jan
8.40
Jan
23
5%c
10,300
5c
Jan
5%c
7c
7c
?1,500
4'Ac
Jan
7c
4'Ac
4c
4%c
63,500
2'Ac
Jan
4'Ac
Jan
8'A
8'A
8'A
600
8'A
Jan
8'A
Jan
5'A
5'A
5'A
5'A
Jan
3
15%
15
15%
390
23c
22c
24c
61,b')ii
21%
21%
21%
Jan
1,63
Jan
13
Feb
0
Jan
17%
Jan
a
31'%
Jan
33%
Feb
a
11%
12'%
1,265
20
22%
22'%
565
redeemable
preferred
Kirkland
1
6'Ac
*
7.25
5%C
Petroleum
*
*
——*
common
Exuloration
"
preferred
—
4.85
Jan
12'%
Jan
1.65
1.95
13,900
1.40
Jan
1.95
Jan
55
59'%
11,723
48'%
Jan
59'%
Jan
Class
39
70
35
Jan
39
Jan
Lomega
Gold
7 'Ac
Jan
London
Hosiery
46%
49
4.40
121,220
95
95
95
39'%
49' tv
,
Jan
2.70
270
3.75
x.,
Jan
95
15
Feb
Jan
:
—
Power
Long
Loblaw
Long
Feb
Louvicourt
95'%
Jan
Lowney
Island
Petroleum
(Walter
43,000
1.25
Jan
1.51
Feb
Lynx
1.45
Jan
1.70
Feb
Macassa
Jan
MacDonald
Macfie
4,320
105
50
104'%
Jan
109'%
110
110
5
108%
Jan
110
5.75
Wares
,
5.00
6.70
2,200
5.25
6.00
1,600
44 'A
44
44i%
1,880
19
18%
19
370
17'A
%c
18'%C
20C
53.300
16'%c
7.10
7.00
7.40
9,912
6.10
7%c
—1
Mines
Gold
2.30
*
——
—
Yellowknife
17'A
•
common..
1
Gillies Lake
18
1
A_
4.95
,44
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
18%
2.75
6.70
6.00
Jan
Feb
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Feb
7.80
J
1
6c
6c
9 '/4C
1
7 %c
7'Ac
8c
Alabastine
;
;
Gold
Mines
5c
3.000
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
15
Feb
7c
Jan
Jan
17'Ac
12'Ac Jan
Feb
8c
Jan
5c
6c
13,000
4'Ac
Jan
57 V2
50'A
58
58,425
39'A
Jan
58
60c
51c
60c
161,900
35c
Jan
60c
Feb
11
Feb
11
Feb
16%
Jan
16%
Feb
6
10%
Jan
11'A
Jan
10,384
18%
Jan
24'A
Feb
preferred
Grain class
IT
11
*
—
5c
16%
*
16%
11
U
24'A
22
1
ii
—*
1
100
16%
—*
A
common
•
24'A
Jan
6c
Feb
97
10
95
Jan
'
Jaqi
McDougall Segur
*
26c
25c
26c
3,600
21c
Jan
26c
Feb
Feb
62'A
63%
1,425
53 »/4
Jan
64'A
Jan
47%
242
5
63'A
47
Mclntyre Porcupine
46'%
Jan
48'A
Jan
McKenzie
1
48c
50c
6,100
47c
Jan
54c
Jan
25
25
435
24
Jan
25'%
Jan
1
7%c
6c
4c
Jan
1
12c
25
65
5'%
Jan
6
Jan
McMarmac
Red
40
14'A
Jan
15
Feb
McWatters
Gold
Jan
Mercury Mills
5'%
6%
225
10'%C
12c
54,500
7'%c
Jan
16c
Jan
15c
17,200
9c
Jan
21c
Jan
I
16c
13'/4C
16c
4,600
12c
Jan
16c
Jan
5c
7c
8c
11.900
3%c
Jan
8c
Jan
5
Jan
6%
23'%
25
3.235
21%
Jan
25
Feb
10'%
24'%
10'%
90
10%
Jan
10%
Jan-
13
100
9c 14'%c
280.920
2%e
4%C
123,700
2c
Jan
4'%c
'Jan
4.25
4.25
180
4.00
Jan
4.25
Jan
15'%
18
6,014
12'%
Jan
18
Feb
13
14%C
18
23
142.782
13%c
12%
13c 15%C
13%
Jan
Jan
14%c
Feb
17
Jan
40c
Jan
10
Jan
12%
Jan
6%C
332,232
Jan
21c
5 655
10'%
Jan
6C
-
375
3?c 39 %c
22'%
34c
11%
12%
Jan
15%c
Jan
23
Feb
50c
34'%C
50c
42,103
25c
Jan
50c
83c
83C
93C
45,150
62c
Jan
93C
Jan
16c
15'%c
17e
40,000
14c
Jan
18c
Jan
Feb
1,000
7c
Jan
8'%c
Jan
5 2'Ac
52c
54c
7,300
44c
Jan
54c
Jan
17 %C
11'Ac
23c
865,452
7c
Jan
20c
Feb
1.05
4.450
8c
1
1.00
1.00
5 VaC
8C
5C
G%c
23,000
13c
13c
85c
6.500
Jan
1.07
Jan
4'%c
Jan
6%c
Jan
10c
Jan
13c
Jan
*
26
27
495
24%
Jan
27
Feb
13
13'%
15.210
10'A
Jan
13%
Jan
16%
15%
16 <4
10.490
14
Jan
16'A
Jan
1
sy2c
9%c
10c
12.163
9
Ac
Feb
12c
Jan
1
8c
7c
9c
33,500
5%c
Jan
9c
Jan
«
.
27
13 'A
•
Paper common
A
76%
77
40
76
Jan
79%
Jan
50
43
43
49'%
Jan
€1%
6?%
62'A
Feb
30c
Jan
nln-
Bank
Oil
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
4™--
10
*
ordinary_5
preferred
For footnotes
61%
24c
25
see
page 41.
23c
26C
7 ''2
"
'''H—__100
common
Gold
6
5
—
Lake
15
13'%C
*
—
Red
McLellan
140
7'
140
140
2
30
48
lc6
A
35--
33
34
2.5C5
31%
34 %
69.652
12%
J 9%
3.425
25
25'%
355
Jan
21 %c
42,200
34
%f
Jan
56%
34
12%
97
100
15
14C
*
Preferred
5'%
15
11%C
Bay Mining & Smelting—__ *
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
1
4%
10 %c 10 %c
13
10'Ac
2.90
2%c
106
Feb
*
...
Mines—
Imperial
900
Jan
Jan
30
1
Dauch
Imperial
7,900
42,100
Jan
van
*
—
McCabe
J
-
.
class
2C
9
1
Mining
Erie
15
7c
16c 17'Ac
2.05
104
Feb
:—1
McColl-Frontenac
1
.
—:
Yellowknife
&
14%
6c
16 %C
1
Feb
1
Sarcee
Ltd
Jan
18c
Hudson
Hunts
30c
———1
,
Jan
1
;;
Lake
Preferred
Huron
Jan
18c
Feb
35
1
...
Howard Smith
Jan
Jan
1
Mines
Hosco Gold
2.75
Jan
•
Oil
Homer
(L)
Jan
Jan
*
common
Hollinger Consol
Home
McBrine
2.10
8'%
1
—
Highland-Bell
&
Jan
21
12'Ac
0
..
......
Hedley Mascot
Hinde
5'%c
21
Jan
225
—_*
Gold
Highwood
Ltd
Jan
16%
8,385
—„•
.—
of the Lakes Iron
Highbridee
Maxwell
1
...—
—
Gold
Gold
Jan
Jan
16%
6,250
*
Harding Carpets
Heva
8'Ac
Gold
2.01
7,240
17,315
-
9
9
1
Heath
Jan
1
Matarrow Lead
1
Hallnor Mines
Red
3.95
247,855'.
Jan
35
Halliwell Gold
Head
Jan
18c
1
Hasaga
Jan
1
....
Headway
1.78
9
_*
...
A
Gold
Jan
15c
Halcrow Swayze
Hamilton Cotton
1.05
31'%
—•
common
Bridge
451,895
18c
—*
._
—
Lime Ai
Harricana
9'Ac
52'%
1.78
Jan
34%
"
Mines..
Rock
4%c Jan
6'Ac Jan
100
Jan
1.58
15
*
1
Massey-Harris common
Jan
15c
8'Ac
82 u~c
•
Coal
Gwillim Lake Gold
Hard
Martin-McNeely
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
76.165
1
Wire
Mines
Hamilton
Marcus
Jan
94
,*
Great West Saddlery
Class
Jan
9c
52
9c
7c
100
Mines
Malartic Mines Ltd
6.70
220
24,600
26,000
99C
10
12c
205
15c
8'Ac
37,000
Jan
100
Jan
Feb
R4c
24,650
Jan
52'%
1.10
1.82
13 %c
105
Jan
52
Jan
2.80
6c
96'%
Jan
2.48
10,500
44,807
3'Ac
5.75
52
18c
Jan
17c
2.30
105
7'Ac
100
Jan
15c
2.03
2.50
Marbenor
Jan
12c
15c
2%c
Maralgo
3c
14%
3c
Jan
31,500
Jan
2.59
Jan
:*
5'%c
14
14%
*
Eastern
&
Jan
3 "Ac
Jan
Jan
_1
Goldfields
14c
5C
22c
35c
Malartic
58c
1
Feb
Jan
59,820
23c
28,000
18 %c
17%c
30c
Jan
263,275
14%
Jan
2,000
24c
Jan
1,000
7C
i
Feb
312,000
35c
27c
37c
65,105
preferred
Erass
,
24c
1
8'%c Jan
50
Gold
18'Ac 18 %c
27c
3.80
Consol
16%c
44.800
7c
—•
Great West Felt preferred
Hahn
12c
6.70
Bousquet
Gypsum
7c
6.35
1
Lakes Paper common
Gunnar
9c
9%C
6.60
.
Gordon Mackay class A—
Lead
9
Magnet
7,300
Greening
Jan
Jan
11,300
Gulf
~8'A
Jan
21c
125,330
Guayana
145
2.'<4
21c
West
9
*
2 hU
9'%c 10'%c
Great
8%
Jar\
2.70
19'Ac
A
10c
1
Jan
4G'%c
Class
Jan
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines—
19'A
20c
Great
7'Ac
21
1
Graham
26,598
21
1
common
10c
3.95
Mines
Preferred
8%c
3.05
Goldcrest Gold
Goodyear Tire
Feb
8 %c
18 V*
Manitoba
— —
34%
Mines
Manitoba Sugar preferred
Maple Leaf Milling
Goodfish Mining
34%
Jan
18'A
Jan
Mines
Jan
31%
21
Jan
Goldora
2,044
3,215
31'A
34%
21
5c
Porcupine
34'/2
33 ya
•
Jan
Jan
Gold
B
9c
Goldhawk
33'A
34%
•
Class
Jan
Mines;
Jan
34'A
8c
MacMillan Export class A
Jan
Jan
Arrow
Jan,
1.09
1.75
7c
Eagle
Jan
6'Ac
Jan
Mines
2'Ac
Golden
10c
Jan
°8c
15,000
Golden Manitoa
Jan
5c
14 %c
Mackeno
45
Feb
55c
—
Feb
Jan
Jan
Red
Jan
Jan
5'Ac
*
Macho River
62,500
Gold
11,000
2.05
5c
Goldale
1.20
4.000
*
58c
Vic
Jan
27,928
Mines
8%c
3
1.00
93c
——
Yellowknife
4c
—
5,200
*
52c
1
Gold
Lake
God's
1,15
10c
____1
*
Glenora Gold
1.10
6'Ac
Lake
18%
104'%
1
51c
1.10
Mines
Jan
18'%
105
common...
14%
Feb
II,000
8c
M)—-
30.300
is y*
Mfg class A.
Feb
46c
100
51c
85c
Petroleum
1.70
———*—1
Products
Jan
13%
13%
•
Goldfields
1.51
1,705
22
*
A
Mills'class
1.30
2.75
Feb
6>/2c
Ltd
Mines
1.50
2.55
21'A
90c
-
1.49
♦
Feb
Jan
10
1
class
B
Jan
*
Bakeries
15%
29c
*
—
-
Groceterias
4.40
100
—100
——
Jan
Jan
46c
1
:
.
Lac
1.68
common.
—■
Jan
14
21c
13%
1
—
Lexindin Gold
Little
10'/2c Jan
49
Lencourt Gold
Feb
Jan
*
preferred
Geneva Lake
3,200
8c
7.40
13
"
Ltd
Steel
9c 10'%c
%c
4.40
i
100
Ltd
Class A
Giant
10
5'A
Feb
48c
1
25
39
Co
Gold
General
Gold
9,200
39
General
Jan
Leitch
84,781
1.85
General
4'/eC
200
Jan
8c
58 >/4
General
Jan
23%
7.40
•
preferred
12%
Jan
12'%
*
Motor class A—
5%%
Jan
6.10
Ford
1.5%
11'A
22
12'%
————
Fittings Ltd class A
Fleet Manufacturing
Gatineau
Jan
5%c
__
*
Mines
16'%
—
common
Oils
1.84
7c
1
Island
3,715
Garrison
26c
.*
"U"
3,290
Garnet Oils
Jan
8c
9.65
*
17'/4
Co
Jan
16
*
33%
Gair
1.10
6.55
*
—
17
Cos
Jan
2.30
•
—.
Lapaska Mines
23%
90c
22,900
38c
•.
32 y*
Frobisher
Jan
9.75
17 y*
Fraser
55c
8%c
33 %
Foundation
Jan
Jan
6c
-
J
Francoeur
40c
Jan
25c
•
Federated
Jan
50c
*
Federal
9.60
45 c
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops—
$1.40
Jan
45c
Federal
Grain
Jan
6.10
17,810
1
Mines
•
1
Falconbridge
14 %c
19%
1
Jan
100
8c
23%
-
•
classs A
Equitable Life Insurance
Estabrooks
12,265
18c
95c
Jan
.1
7c
22
1
Empire Brass
13c 14%c
14c
Jan
Jan
17'A
9.50
Ltd
Lamaque Gold \
Lang & Sons
Luz
14c
77c
815
8.90
•
Mining
Jan
22c
500
12,500
19%
8.95
Mines
Lake Wasa
16c
93c
19
1
,—
(1945)
Shore
Jan
87c
90c
———
El
\
16c
Feb
Feb
1.09
32c
47'Ac Jan
*
50c
Lingman
9.05
190
Jan
20c
*
Gold
Jan
9.40
3,230
19%
Jan
1
Mines
Jan
18c
1.73
65
Jan
12c
•
lie
Jan
8'Ac
Jan
16'A
84,800
—
Jan
1.25
63%
23'Ac
10,376
20c
Ltd
Jan
10.883
65
Jan
19'A
15c
1
„
Jan
1.58
~25
13c
18%
18c
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Laduiama Gold Mines
1
—
23c
Jan
Jan
18%
1
*
—
(John)
1.50
Jan
81c
Lake
1.53
44c
14c
,
Lake
Jan
7'Ac
Ltd
5c
Feb
30c
Feb
12,750
f_
—.
Mines
8c
10 %C
Jan
41,-ijd
Kirkland-Hudson
33
100
22c
1
Jan
34
3.75
Jan
382,120
1
14%
3.75
Feb
17c
1.05
Canada..
Jan
—
6 %c
1
Jan
—
15'A
DC
9%c
Gold
Oils
Feb
Jan
Jan
*
——*
—
12
1,000
Jan
85c
Mining
27
31,000
Feb.
42 %
140
86c
Mines
46
15
Feb
Jan
8c
75
12%
17c
Feb
*
3,180
58c 64'Ac
1<±C
Mines
Ltd
Kelvinator
Jan
11%
37c
14 %o
Gold
Quebec
100
14%
103-
13
Jan
15
Feb
47,500
3.00
12'A
103
20.507
22
21
30
6 %c
4 5'A
21
103
15%
Jan
47
103
18c
Jan
21
4
52
103
5%c
Gold
Waite
49%c
Jan
13%
Jacknife
Jack
Jan
Feb
39
6c
Jan
Jan
9'/a
%c
I,075
0
19%
320
49
50
Jan
31%
101
670
Feb'
49
•
common
22
49 %C 49 %c
Jan
8,200
0
4u '/3C
*
39
Jan
47
20'%
1
.„
A
138
Jan
1.90
33%
255
Jan
7%
33
Jan
'
Powder
&
Jan
31
25,091
Jan
57c
Famous
29,800
28
140
34
Eastern Steel
Euiexa
55c
805
280
42%
40
8'Ac
_
Jani
Jan
138
20
•>
Eddy Paper class A
17
Feb!
7c
40%
47
_a
-
Jan
16%
Jan
15
14'A
_
Investment
14'A
Feb
4'Ac
2'A
13'A
•
;
2,835
16%
13,500
139%
40
-..1
Mines—
17
51c
100
7c
*
4,010
•
A
Sullivan
Feb
16%
16%
4%c
5/100
5,540
-
•
—
17
52c
1
Preferred
31%
common
common....
9
16%
International Petroleum
13
_23.50
__
Duvay Gold Mines
Malartic
Jan
20
59C
East Amphi
Jan
31
14
Woollens
East Crest Oil
43c
Jan
101
Mines
Mudge
Jan
34
common-
_
Jan
Nickel
_25
B
8%
16%
100
22
10
430
common—-,-
Frelerred
2.75
101
9
Coal
44%
10'A
33%
8%
Metals
20
9%
32
9
International
15%
190
101
33
33%
*
International
2.60
10%
29
32
Jan
International
t
6c
33
Jan
Jan
1
High
•
International Bronze
15 %C
Low
1
Jan
Jan
Range Since Jan.
High
A
—_
_•
class
1—
__
1.40
Low
Shares
*
lnglis Uohni & Co
Inspiration Mining —
43%
ICO
for Week
common
Acceptance
29
60
7%
1.65
Varnish
.
»
NT
„
50
Tar & Chemical
Coal
22%
Feb
Imperial
20
*
_
_
Steel
555
7'A
common— —1
Dominion
29c
3,660
22
22'A
•
Dominion
19%
2J%
Jan
28%
8,250
18%
Jan
13c
31,350
30
Jan
1.05
11,000
36c
35
—
preference
&
15c
30'A
_
_
1.25
61,100
1
sinking fund preferred_100
Malting
Economic
25c
$
common..-
Scottish Invest
&
29c
1.40
Dominion Magnesium
Donnell
Jan
1.50
25
-
Donalda
21c
2
Rights
Preferred
83,100
1.07
—
9'A
*
25c 28'Ac
25c
Dominion Foundry & Steel common-
East
Jan
18c
435
10
Dairies
East
11c
8,600
1.27
preferred
Freterred
$1.60 preferred
Ingersoll Machine class A
34,Out)
22
__
Dominion
Dominion
Industrial
18c
*
Ltd
Coal
Dominion
Indian Lake
Feb
1.50
Bank
red
Feb
20c
24c
1
Dominion
4%%
57
Jan
Lid —1
Mines
Yellowknife
Preferred
Jan
11c
21
bid
Seagrams
Mines
53%
16c
Minerals
Dominion
50
65,500
1
Producers
Dome
57
20c
22c
Ltd
Mines
Distillers
Jan
21
*
(Temagami)
Discovery
45c
24c
*
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
18c
*
A
—
Delnite
Detta
High
31 %c
1
Del
Rio
Low
15,700
57
16c
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
45c
Friday
Sale rrice
STOCKS
Shares
Prices
*
class
Class B
Oils
40c
1
Petroleum
Decaita
Low
100
——
Patricia
Davis Leather
ol
x
D'Aragon Mines
Davies
for Week
Last
Sale Price
>
Sales
Range
Friday
Jan
67a
Jan
125
33%
-
Jan
7'%-; Jan
140 si-'i'Jan
Feb
36'Aff Jan
27%
Jan
34% ' Jan
12'A
Jan-
13
Jan
25
Jan
25%
Jan
Mexican
Midland
Mining
Model
Oils
Drug
Jan
20'Ac
21%
Jan
26'A
-1.60
Jan
2.10
Jan
1,78
1.R9
1.85
in mo
1.60
Jan
2.20
Jan
20
19'A
20
5,310
18'/8
Jan
20
47c
47c
500
42c
Jan
48c
Jan
18%
18%
18'A
100
18
Jan
20
Jan
15
15%
445
12%
Jan
15%
Jan
39c
38c
43c
7,830
35'Ac
Jan
44c
Jan
45c
45c
45c
2.009
45c
Jan
45c
Jan
17%
17'A
17%
2,570
Jan
18%
Jan
*
28%
27
29
2,495
25'A
Jan
29
9%c
Jan
14c
Jan
15
Jan
22 '/4
Jan
0
common.——
14c
14,000
21
240
8%
Jan
Feb
Feb
u
8'A
9
820
12
11'A
12
725
11'A
Jan
12
Jan
•
13
13
13
395
12
Jan
13
Jan
28
28
Grocers
common
20
*
Petroleum
27
Jan
1.82
30,800
48%
150
28
*
23%
28 y4
29 %
3,325
30'A
30'A
30'A
50
1.00
1.20
41,750
103'A 103'A
5
*
1.00
——100
103'A
—
(Wm)
Jan
950
1.65
•
10
Trust
Mines
27%
28%
45
1.80
100
27
;
L*
Pipe class A
Steel Car
preferred
•'
28,633
1.65
45
9
Jan
28% Jan.
29
Jan
Jan
1.85
Jan
48'A
Jan
Jan
Jarr
27%
Jan
29%
30
Jan
30 Vb
Feb
71c
Jan
1.40
Jan
Jan
103 %
Jan
7%c
Jan
10c
Jan
5c
Jan
7c
Jan
103
Calumet
IOC
5'Ac
6'Ac
15,000
1.19
1.35
15,275
1.19
Feb
1.50
3.40
3.15
3.50
57.212
2.65
Jan
3.50
Jan
1.37
1.30
1.40
34,570
1.10
Jan
1.45
Jan
32c
34c
33.050
24 %c
——1
-—
8%c
34c
Alaer
New Bidlamaque
New British Dominion
9c
3
•
1.28
1
1
Oil
Mines
New Dickenson Mines
Goldvue
26c
Jan
37c
Jan
Jan
Mines
——
Mosher
Long
Gold
466.550
15c
Jan
25c
23c
9,293
17c
Jan
24c
Jan
14c
16c
12,250
13c
Jan
19c
Jan
2.17
2.35
20.810
1.79
Jan
2.53
Jan
7c
—
Mines
New Marlon Gold
25c
21c
2.18
Jason
New Laguerre
16c
23c
14'Ac
New Hugh Malartic
Newnorth
13c
21
13c
1
,
16
Jan
5
National
New
Jan
14c
40
4,700
& Chemical com:
National
Newlund
259,200
2.00
——————.——5
National Sewer
New
13c 18 %c
17c
Hosiery class B———.—*
National
New
Jan
*
Preferred
New
Feb
3.50
22%
—.—
Mines
National
New
5.25
Jan
*.
Breweries
Negus
Jan
2.80
—*
common.
National
Neilson
3.75
1,100
1.65
Locomotive
National
1,645
22%
Mines
Corp
National
5'A
3.50
1.78
—a
common.
Porcupine,
Preferred
Jan
4%
——_1
———
Mvlamaque
Jan
11c
1
*
Monarch Knitting common
Montreal
13'Ac
3.50
*
Corp
Modern Containers
Moore
Janr
Jan
Jan
—1
Metals
Montauban
9c
Vc
7'Ac
3.50
*
*
Grain
Corp
Moneta
4,200
*
Oil
Brick
Mindamar
11,000
42,320
10c
r
99
5'A
Pacific
&
9C
10'Ac 13'Ac
10c
*
Light & Power common*-—*
Mid-Continent
Milton
Lake
95
10c
18,200
6c
Jan
10c
Jan
Jan
50c
Jan
Jan
7'Ac Jari
._
Lac
Mines
1
1
46C
28c
50c
442,050
13c
6%c
5c
7'Ac
67,300
4C
Jan
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
40
LISTED MARKETS
CANADIAN
RANGE FOR WEEK
ENDED FEBRUARY 2
Week's
STOCKS—
,;V
Norzone
New
New
Mines
Mines Ltd
Nisto
Gold
Nor-Acme
Corp
Canada
Northern
5'/aC
Jan
29c
2.10
53c
Ltd
Mines
*
Jan
Jan
9 y2c
Jan
Mines Ltd
9 Vac
12,000
7%c
11,000
6c
Jan
8c
Jan
8%
Jan
10%
Feb
57/s
Jan
3,275
10
10 y2
5%
100
30c 36 %c
113,432
36,400
13,150
Oil
Mines
15c
5,000
Gold
Porcupine Peninsular
River
20C
23,100
14c
5.C
4c
5 %c
90,100
3>/aC Jan
11c
12c
6c
5%c
6%C
28,700
1.45
1.68
1.00
1.15
92,550
4,800
1.15
Gold
Premier Trust
.—
Metals
...
Dome—
Freston East
Proprietary Mines
500
8.75
20,240
7.55
Jan
52 Vz
Jan
56
1.605
1.15
10,778
82c
Jan
5c
4,000
3c
Jan
53%
56
95c'
5c
38c
Jan
4C
Jan
7c
Jan
4c
Jan
5%c
Feu
2%c
Jan
4C
Feb
Jan
82c
Jan
13%
Jan
16
Jan
45c
Jan
61c
Jen
4%C
SV2C
3%c
4C
69 %c
70c
6,000
13,500
14'/a
165
58c
60c
8,900
1.90
10,403
1.57
Jan
1.95
Jan
1.71
2.00
Jan
2.50
Jan
3.10
Jan
3.40
Jan
8c
Jan
Virginia
2.30
850
3.40
10,600
6%C
8c
56,500
1.26
1.22
1.27
66%
68;
Regcourt
Renabie Mines
—....
1,679
1
A
*
1.68
1.65
1.75
13,688
1.32
Jan
22
20
22
369
16%
Jan
2.75
2.60
2.75
2,100
2.30
1,000
8c
Feb
740
6%
Jan
8
180
48 %
Jan
50
Feb
*
8c
■:
-
8c
*
7
8
<50
<
Little
....iw
Oils
Co—
Industries
Lake Mines
preferred
preferred
Gold
...
Mines
—
...
Sarnia Bridge
Scarfe Ltd
class A
Co
&
—
common..
Freehold Petroleums
Oil Co Ltd
Warrants
———.....
66,675
78c
21,570
Shawinlgan Water & Power
7,256
25%
Jan
29 y2
Jan
50c
19,900
45c
Jan
56c
Jan
15c
15,500
[12c
Jan
32c
Jan
23c
Jan
31c
Jan
8,075
218,550
17,100
;
Silknit Ltd
common
Miller Mines...
Standard Mines
Silverwood Dairies class A
Silver
Class
B
...
Bimpson's Led class A
5.00
2.025
4.30
Jan
5.00
6%c
17,000
4%c
Jan
6%c
Jan
2.50
100
2.40
Jan
2.50
Jan
6%
10'J
6 Vz
Jan
6'/a
Jan
Tc
6'A c
7c
19,300
2'/2c
Jan
8c
Jan
29
70
29
Jan
29
Jan
29
75
Jan
Malartic
.
Co common
Southam Co
South
140
63
Jan
915
12'A
Jan
14%
Feb
14%
535
9%
Jan
10%
Feb
14'A
10%
10%
14 'A
14%
9c
34c
14 'A
550
13%
Jan
9c 12 %c
36,600
7'/aC
Jan
12%
11,300
27C
Jan
39c
Jan
30%
12%
30%
14'/8
4,155
5,465
3c
7%C
599,100
23 y2
23
23%
2,203
2oy4c
20c
40
35%
,
Jan
14'A
Jan
7%c
23
Jan
23%
Jan
24c
70,100
41
2,360
28%
Jan
41
81
470
57%
Jan
81
20%
20
295
20
Jan
95
102
Jan
59%
59%
319
2.75
3.10
5 9'A
Jan
59%
3.15
Jan
Jan
2,324
2.38
Jan
5c
14,300
2%c
Jan
5c
Feb
8c
10c
51,200
4'/2C
Jan
14c
Jan
25
9'A
Jan
10'/8
Jan
10%
10 y8
50
13
13%
*
•
18
18
18%
150
1.20
1.07
1.26
40.800
•
1.70
1.43
1.70
20,575
13
.Tan
18%
Feb
1.26
Jari
Jan
1.70
Feb
1.35
1,500
10c
Jan
25c
II,500
19c
Jan
35
1,340
28c
93,400
24c
23c
33
33
1.68
1.66
1.75
20
1
•
20%
ii/ol
31%
Jan
15c
27c
Jan
37%
Jan
18c
Jan
28c
33
Jan
33'A
1.25
20
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.75
20%
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
20%
20%
456
4.25
4.05
4.60
463,946
2.86
Jan
4.60
Jan
20
19%
20
610
18%
Jan
20%
Jan
19
19%
435
Jan
19%
Jan
*
1
7.05
7.25
500
Brazeau
York
Class
B
Preferred
Standard Paving common
Preferred
For footnotes see page 41.
255
33%
Jan
42 y2
Feb
270
55 Vz
Jan
57%
Jan
20
170
20
Jan
2i%
Jan
65,986
Jan
54c
65c
41,450
9
10%
19,085
2.15
14,389
13 %c 15 %c
32,128
15%
200
F4
1 *>
90c
1.12
22,400
17
25
28c
22,500
27,097
42c
12%
11%
65C
8'A
Jan
10%
Feb
1.63
Jan *
2.35
Jan?
Feb
Peo'
Jan
Jan
lue
15%C
15%
Jan
14c
Jan
15
7c
Jan
inc
2,600
14c
10%"
Jan
Jan
8.40
42c
J^n
83C'
Jan
"
1.22
i
x^-/2
Jan
u
Jan
25c
42c
Feb
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
57'A
Jan
Jan
9.75
Jan
6%
•10 Vz
200
10 Vz
Feb
10%
Feb,
8c
10c
15,000
5y2c
Jan
10c
Jan
75
75
25
75
Jan
75
Jan
13c
iS'/aCw*'
■95,000
9%<?
17
29c
5,080
200
17%
17
27C
.
715
25,500
3'2c
•
54%
5%
Jan
13C
Jan
17
Jan
13
Jt?n
27c
Jan
34c
Jan
Jan
5'Ac
*
16
16%
145
15
Jan
16 Vz
41
45
210
35Va
Jan
45
34
200
33%
Jan
34
Jan
33%
5
35
150
35
Jan
35
J"n
35
29c
Jan
16
23C 26%C
13,650
34c
1,935
100 100%
95
3iy8C
22c'' Jan
30
Jan
99%
Jan
Jan
10c
•
Feb
34
reb
"IOOV2
Jan
Jan
20c
12c 16 VaC
165,050
10%C
lie
19,500
P«Ac
J°n
1.30
18,100
75c
Jan
1.30
Jan
1.10
5%C
2,COO
43/8c
Jan
6c
Jan
5C
41 Vz
Jan
Feb
38%
41 Vz
10,875
35%
Jan
100
7c
99%
100
60
99%
Jan
5c
Jan
8c
99%
99%
Jan
99 Va
Jan
993/2
1-80
1.80
1.88
5,833
2 06
Jan
66c
70c
74,600
41%
70c
1
1
7c
91c
10,200
7c
-
70
98
Jan
1.55
Jan
50c
Jan
75c
Jan
17c
Jan
11 y2c 14% c
3.500
10c
Jan
97c
11,250
72c
Jan
5%
5%
100
300
300
500
85c
Jan
100
5'A
1.03
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
—
2.50
3.50
Jan
Jan
Friday
79,100
18%
Asbestos
Corp
Banknote——:
—*
Columbia Pulp pfd—
—100
American
British
Co
Brown
common
Gold
Canada
1
Sugar
Dominion
&
Vinegars
Canada
Cottons common.—
Canadian Fairbank's Morse com
Canadian General Investments
Canadian Industries common
Canadian
Ingersoll-Rand
Canadian
—:
Canadian Marconi
Lumber—
Canadian
Western
Canadian
Westinghouse
Coast
Copper
7.50
Jan
Jan
42c
Jan
26%
Jan
Dalhousie
85c
Jan
1.19
Feb
deHavilland Aircraft
6.25
31c
Jan
Consolidated Paper
39c
100
63,300
2.70
200
2.45
Jan
3.00
Jan
Dominion
1,175
10%
Jan
10%
Jan
Dominion
Glass
—_—
Bridge
7%
63
40
695
7%
36
—*
Oil
Jan
8
Jan
Donnacona
Jan
40
Feb
Foothills
Jan
——
common—,—
Paper
Jan
99
385
98
Jan
99%
Jan
Hayes Steel
International Paper
69c
74c
49,210
59C
Jan
74c
Jan
International
_i
66 %c
65c
72c
10,950
55c
Jan
75c
Jan
Loblaw
41
Jan
Minnesota
Niagara Weaving
0.\Uvie Flour common
2.606
29%
38
37%
38%
630
37%
Feb
19%
18%
19 Vz
250
17%
Jan
19%
Feb
8%c
Jan
13c
Jan
46 %C
.Tan
common
Utilities
&
Ontario Paper,.
11c
lie
13c
14,500
41c
42c
4,509
36c
Jan
11%
13
5,500
11%
Jan
13
Feb
Price Bros new common
95
Jan
97
Jan
Temiskamlng Mining
12%
Jan
15
Feb
T^ird
26
Jan
29%
Feb
97
97
97
35
•
14%
13
15
4,810
26
29'/a
370
—
7%
79 >
2.20
37%
12JA
795
400
1,020
300
500
10
135
1,635
50
5,370
v
33% 36%
77
77
4.20 4.40
7%
8
79
80
2.05 2.25
.—
*
*
*
38c
56
04
—
—
7.00
* / 35 %
—7V2
58..
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23V2
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6
5
29
32
30
~*
—
1
——*
1
Canadian Gen Invest Trust—*
City Rapid Transit common
*
Oreille
Twin
——*
*
Inc
12%
100
__
—
.
-*
Oils
98%
37%
5
-*
__
25
135
27,958
15,085
205
1,425
9,875
36'A 38%
Jan
23
*
._*
*
*
*
*
1
*
*
58,340
710
140 141%'
7.75 7.80
22 22%
14 14'%
79
79
57
57
23
23
140
7.75
22Va
14
—
•
13
11%
11%
——1
100
5
—
Preferred
Bulolo
150
11
__
„
7.00
34%
36
545
55%
58
23Vz 23%
28
29
29 y2
32
12,681
1,410
185
6,56j
30
23
210
25
30
23
31
83Ac
5'A
9.00 -9.20
28%
31
8'Ac 8 zC
5'A 5A
■—
13% 13%
9.15
6,019
950
1,260
150
475
300
38c
56
67
64
20
36c
52
60
64
29
6.25
High
Low
8%
47 3A 48 V4
15
15
106
108
—
Range Since January 1
High
8%
8%
13
47 Va
Devel———5
*_«__*
Newfoundland
Anglo
British
Shares
of Prices
Low
*
Andian National
1.19
38
for Week
Sale Price
26%
7%
Sales
Ran?e
Par
34c
10%
Week's
Last
STOCKS
1.15
10%
Exchange-Curb Section
Canadian Funds
34%
*
Jan
10 '/2
Toronto Slock
99
•
Jan
29 %
42%
10%
10c
J
*
——*
w
37
•
1.22
Jan
2.00
1
Knitting class A ;
2.70
•
Jan
6%
—_
73c
Mines
Feb
97c
29
57'A
*
37%
20
•
45
17C
6%
Zinc
26%
40
29
Jan
56 V*
1
—100
Mines
Jpn
Jan
Jan
12c
A
13'A
16'/a
85c
10c
•
...
Jan
104
3%c
10%
1.10
Jan
19
Jan
12c
Feb 1
3.25
Feb
3.25
18
56%
Jan
70
103
*
*
108
.
11%
1
•
Yellowknife Bear Mines
Feb
104
35c
Jan
20
15c
lOVap
1.15
common—
—
&
84c
17
Jan
20
1.16
—_
preferred-
Jan
24c
v?
59Va
1
5
1
50c
Lead
34,200
Jan
1,915
Jan
103
—
Yale
Jan :
60c
11
Wright-Hargreaves
Yellorex
Jan
37c
57'A
90c
.100
H)
89c
Jan
Jan
10 %c 11 %c
10
Feb
18c
20
8c
:
-
Gold
3.40
Jan
50c
25c
41,100
59,550
9%C
*"
Preferred
(G
3.00
Jan
38
_1
——1 ■'
1
Oils
common
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Winchester Larder
Windward Gold Mines
Winora
9,009
Jan
Jan *
139,350
57,050
19
—
35
25c
34c
100
Preferred
Wood
Jan,-
3.35
15%
*
10c
_£
Wingait Gold
Winnipeg Electric
Feb
26
29
100 >
(Geo)
28
Jan
17c
*
___—^
Homestead
Western
Weston
Jan
24
99c
___20
Jan
2c
29%
13%
2.75
1
Brew
Preferred
A
25
365
-
18
15 V-tC
1
Mineral
Western Grocers common
Class
26
14c
2.01
—•
Products
Ashley
41c
3.25
20
He
63c
10%
Fire Insurance u.^——100
Malartic%--i_i___-_^%_-A-^;--*-l^i'
Canada
Jan
Jan
47/BC
1
1
*
*
Consolidated
Western
30c
Jan
29
13%
81
West
11 %C
48,125
3,270
28
75c
Wellington
Westeel
Jan
Jan
Jan
34c
30c
30'A
,
—
Wekusko
Feb
13 Vz
8'/2c
57
._'_._*
*
;■
1
common
Class A
Jan.
485
Jan
10%
Btandard Chemical common
Btadacona
72
14
14%
Ltd
Jan
.
—*
(G & W)
(Hiram)
1
Gold
Slater (N)
Jan
70
•
Preferred
Sladen
Jan
2.50
6Va
Walker
Waterous
Feb
4,050
»
41c
f
-
Feb
1.87
__*
——
100
Class B
8iscoe
Jan
33c
4.60
common..*
1
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
Sllanco Mining
50c
Jan
33c
34
common
Jan
24c
50c
26c
50c
trust ctfs
Voting
35c
36c
35
Gordon
Breweries
Jan
84c
29%
22c
class A
Feb
2.75
Jan
45c
28%
23c
Gold
Jan
2.33
56c
:%
Shawkey (1945) Mines
Shea's Winnipeg Brew class B
Sheraton Ltd
18c
54,000
26c
2.75
1
Rouyn
Creek
Jan
5c
.1
:
Gold
River
Jan
28c
4.60
■
99
1
preferred
Antonio
Jan
23c
Amulet
IS
84c
42c
Western
30c
—49
1
1st preferred
St Lawrence Paper
Jan -c
42c
_——
—.
2.95
11 %C Jan
Jan
23c 28y2c
1
St Lawrence Corp common
Jan
Feb
22
13c
_.l
——
Jan
52c
•
common
Feb
1.80
69c
*
1
Rupununi Gold Mines
17%
Jan
72c
29
10
Royal Bank
Royalite Oil
Jan
Jan
2.65
49c
...*
*
•—*
*
__*
1
*
common—
15%
Waite
15
86c t
_______25
preferred
39
35c
Jan
54c
24c
1
._*
73c
Lac
Long
Feb
67
35c
2.72
...
Mi'g common.
26
Jan
7,300
69c
65c
72c
Jan
57.
I,500
45c
43c
67c
20
*
49
50
1
A—...
Class A
V
Jen
Robinson Cotton
Silver
1.00
17 y8
...
class
Textiles
Sherntt
Jan
16
Gold
Sicks
Jan
l.lo
17
Riverside Silk class A.——
Sheep
Feb
-—-J.00
1
—
-
Senator
1.29
68%
93
__
Selburn
61Va
3,110
68%
Jan
Jan
1.10
11,600
—
Mines
Dare
Jan
80c
f
1
1
1
Gold
Jan
Jan
28c
*
Violamac
32c
12 Va
3.25
*
.
Jan
373A
84c
42 Vs
Mfg
Villbona
,
Jan
2,400
2,415
Ranwick Uranium
Security
5%c Jan
21c
100
34c
29
Jan
.110
.
33c
—1:
Jan
44c
14
25%
18%
15c
1.09
27
Jan
Jan
16
75c
Janr
30c
Jan
f
>
22'*
505
1.20
11%
3.20
Jan
13c
.
ll'/a
11
26
Jan;
2.52
•
2,055
15 %
3.30
6Vac Jan,:
'all
Jan
22,050
15
26
Feb
,;2.0l Jan
2,785-
14
37%
28
Feb,'
7
38,000
*
14J/a
16
o
32Vz
32c
12%
Jan i
luc
;■
'
1.87
23c
.1.70
37%
Mines
Vicour
67
———1
Red Poplar Gold Mines Ltd.j
—1[
Redwater-Piccadilly Petro
—1
Reef Petroleum
1
Reeves MacDonald
1
I
Ltd
Ventures
Viceroy
26
Quemont Mining
Quesabe Mines Ltd
27
39c
Vulcan. Oils
2.16
3.25
7c
3.30
1
—1
1
1
...1
*
1
25
37c
Asbestos
1.73
——_40
27
39c
_* v
common
Mining
14%
1.15
„.
21,100
*
58c
14'/a
63
Quebec Labrador
Scythes
65 VaC
73,950
79c
,12c
—
1.06
Gold
Sannorm
Jan
23%
Quebec Manitou
Queenston Gold
Sand
Feb
12,000
4c
9%c
1
United Corp class A__——
—*
Class
B
_*
United Fuel class A preferred
50
Preferred —_j_——25
United Keno Hill
*
United Oils
*
United Steel
*
Upper Canada Mines
1
Jan
5c
24,100
syjjc
,
1.17
50c
7c
5c
Gas
United
33c 41 V2C
40c
Acceptance
Union
Feb
58
67
Quebec Chibougamau
San
Jan
6%C
8.20
96C
.——_—_1
Mills common—
10
Flour
2nd
8.75
6%c
26
*
Preferred
1st
Jan
1.13
————
Prospectors' Airways
2nd
Jan
7c
8.70
Purdy Mica Mines
Ryan
1.15
6V2C
Petroleums
Union
Jan
11c
14
Jan
.6%
2,065
14,121
,
Jan,
30
,15
1.45
Jan
6c
12, /UO
6%
*
*
* ;*<•
Resources
Union
Jan
1.00
Empire Oils
1.05
.6,060
-
2.30
40c
Jan
1.68
Jan'
6>/4
*
—;
Trend
6%C Feb
Feb
19c
2.10
1
—•
*
class A
_
Transvision-Television
Jan
,* 5c
B
85
Jan
2.20
t
Jan
88c
-
r
Jan;
Jan
10c
•
Jan
5
Jan
3.75
Jan
78c
Jan
.
11c
32%
31c
6c
;
72 Vz
yc
1
Exploration
Transcontinental
1
common
Corp
Russell
Jan
Jan
Trans
Jan
—
Finance
Class
Jan
13 %c
Traders
Feb
4.75
1.35
—
Rouyn
Power
Roxana
76
Jan
1
Jan
16,860
29,600
1.30
1.25
•
17 %c
Jan
2.85
Jan
11
Jan
"
5'Ac
•
10V2c Jan
3,335
32%
*
20
*
*
new.:.
common
...
7.80
15c
8,500
•
28,000
dC
1.75
Trusts
Jan
1
•
i—
-
Works
36%
Jan
*...
* .
;
Petroleums
Tower
Feu
Feb
Jan
4.25
8,000
12c
Jan
9c
625
1.58
2.70
5'/2c
4c
60
4.25
4.25
76
4.50
A
Towagmac
20c
Jan
64
74
76
Jan
1.95
17,820
2.68
Iron
Class
—•
Powell
Roche
Jan
General
Jan
5c
6%
Elevators
Toronto
Jan
22c
2.50
1
1
...,
Reef Gold.——
Robinson
13 Vac
69,900
Toronto
Jan
30%
__1 '
-
——
Toronto
Jan
1.60
Jan
85
14 %c
32 Vz
;
—
35V'a
'
17c
73%"
1
_
88c
82c
1.28
1
Gold
Jan
43,943
',
3.35. '• 3.65
•
15c
Silver Mines
Torbrit
16%c Jan
10%c Jan
17 %C
1
•
1
•
Mines
Oil
Robertson
38c
Jan
2.58
__1
—1
;
—
Gold
Crow
Reno
Jan
Feb
Toburn
Tombill Gold
30'A
10 OUh
•
common
Jan
'
10%:-
•
___.
Jan
18
'
54,500
16c 17 %c,;,',
/
82%
Thompson-Lundmark
Jan
1.23
•
b >c
:
Pearson
,
p«
50c
common
74c
1,415
:
36%
9.80
9.95
ordinary
Tip Top Canners class A—.—
Jan
5
15c
1
10c
1
Malartic
Renfrew
39c
5
5
28c
1.60
18c
Jan
23c
5
23C
1.45
14c
Jan
5%
25c
11c
*
.
Taylor
36
8c lO'/ac
3.55
;
Jan
Jan
3,185
35%"
"•C
Feb
48c
l6Ve
15,900
16%
34%
1
—
Gold
Ltd
16%
36
6%c
Jan
280
35
8%c
Wa>
1.011
70c '
16%
*
1
—1
__1
Teck-IIughes Gold Mines—
7c
5
_
Perron Gold
Quebec
Jan
21c
23C
Paymaster Consol
......———1
People's Credit Securities—
*
Purity
Jan
17c
Jan
8%C
*
Malartic
Pressed
59c
Jan
12c
1.46
Tubes-.———,——*
Western
Powell
Jan
15c
82,500
5%
Mines
Paramaque
Porcupine
53c
15.000
19c
6c
*
Cadillac
Pioneer
2,540
16c
65c
1
z
—
River
Taku
Tamblyn
59c
70c
...
Sylvanite
Jan
Jan
55c
-30C
:—♦
——*
Porcupine
Polaris
5.10
6%c
7'AC
——
Pickle
Jan
Jan
5%c
5JAc
1,000
6%c
6c
Mines..
Cons
Surf Inlet
15j/2C
10%
common
Superior Oils Ltd
Supertest Petroleum
Feb
9 V2 c
Lake
Partamen
Jan
Jan
20c
—
Sullivan
Jan
64c
157/8c
„
Parbec
12c
?
common
Page Hershey
Pan
79
Jan
18c
1
1
——_—1
Coyle Navigation _*<_
_
1
(Eastern)
A.————1
Petroleum
1
Pandora
Jan
10c
*
Lake
Pamour
70%
2,000
57c
.
Orange Crush
Orenada Gold
Pacific
4,659
8%C
*
*
1
1
1
*
5
1
—*
1
——1
Omnitrans Exploration
Pacific
1.400
79
8c
.*
—
Ontario Steel
Pacific
1.10
77
5c
Mines
Jan
1.10
4.40
Contact
Sudbury
Jan
1.10
Canada
of
Sturgeon RiVer Gold
79
30 %c
(1940)
Jan
85c
16,000
Oils
Red
Jan
Jan
Range Since January 1
Shares
Hiati
1
---*
•
25
Bros
Co
Low
•
A
class
Preferred
Jan
1.10
O'Leary Malartic
Osisko
39c
45,625
Wood
Gold
Selections
Orlac
59c
50c
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Jan
59c
3,500
228,125
2.30
2.05
Steel
Jan
3.00
1r. •
" •'
;■
Gold
Olsen
Stedman
Feb
8c
11 %c
Jan
1.95
170,549
Ltd
Lake
Okalta
Jan
17c
64c
Ogama-Rockland
Oil
4c
51,100
5c
5.10
Gold—
Mines
Mines
O'Brien
5,100
21c 2414 c
6%C
Preferred
Oakville
5 V2c
22 '/2c
6c
North Star Oil common
Ob a ska
Jan
55c
Mines
North Denison
Nubar
Jan
9c
4.75
Extension
Inca
5%c
6c
Mines
Northern
North
16,250
22,325
——,—1
Norpick Gold
Northland
71,783
8c
10c 11 'Ac
58c
Mining
Normetal
13c
6'/aC
5.00
:
Mines
Noriartic
11 >/8c
7c
11c
*
1
—1
•
Noranda Mines
Nordon
Feb
Jrt*l
1
1
_
Starratt
13c
12'/aC
's
,
'
10 %c
Jan
5
Nicholson Mines
Nipissing
5'/aC
9VaC Jan
*
Yellowknife
Nib
323,850
1
1
Rouyn Merger
Thurbois
New
6V2C 10 >/4C
97/eC
'
Vi
(
Radio
Standard
Jan
20c
Jan
11c
37,950
1
Oils
PacaJta
New
17c
16 %c
16 V2 C
1
1
*
Mines
New Norseman
High
Low
Par
.
'V
mgn
Low
'
.
,
.
1
Range Since January
Shares
of Pi ices
Sale Price
./
"
1
Last
8TOCKS
for Week
Range
Last
Sales
Range
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
A-;r
Monday, February 5, 1951
■. ..
(600)
.
-
,1
4,82.0
5,7.65..
2,100
600
110
;
7
Jan
9
J*n
9%
Jan
13
Feb
3 9'/a
Jan
48'A
Jan
13%
Jan
15
Jan
Jan
135
Jan
Jan
13
Jan
106
9%
141.^
Jan
6.00
Jan
8.15
Jan
20%
Jan
23%
Jan
14
Jan
15
Jan
79
Jan
79
49%
Jan
57
Jan
20%
Jan
23 "a
Jan
33
Jan
36%
Jan
70
Jan
77
•Tan
129
V
Jan
4.40
3.70
Jan
6'A
Jan
8
Jan
82
75
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.20
Jan
3.05
32'A
Jan
38%
Feb
40c
.Tan
30%C Jan
Jan,
38
Jnn
56
Feb
55
Jan
67
Jan
64
Jan
o5
Jan
28%
Jan
30
4.85
Jan
7.00
Jan
Jan
3 6'A
Jan
Jan
60 Vz
Jan
33
54V2
Feb
Jan
24%
Jan
26%
Jan
29
Jan
25%
Jan
32
Feb
27
Jan
30
21%
Jan
24'A
Jan
Jan
9.20
Jan
21%
8.75
28
7c
Feb
Jan
Jan
31
Jan
8%c Feb
4.80
Jan
5'A
Feb
11%
Jan
13%
Feb
Volume 173
Number 4983
•
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(601)
41
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for
>:r
Friday, February 2
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—•"«.
Aeronautical Securities
Affiliated Fund
Amerex
V Par
*'
Bid
8.05
4.90
5.30
Corp__*u_v._10
American Business Shares
Managed
Par
Bid
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Business
shares
l%s Feb
lc
4.14
,4.11
4.45
3.80
4.19
10.57
11.43
Home
lc
4.14
19.88
Non-Ferrous
lc
4.58
6%
Paper shares
lc
5.50
Petroleum
lc
5.49
6.05
lc
5.78
6.37
Bond Fund Inc—10c
Investors Trust—
8.32
interest—1
35.69
99.31
100.1
1951
99.29
32nds of
a
point
Issues—~{Cout.)
Bid
38.58
Panama Canal 3s_—___. .1961
119
Ask
119%
■
9.12
Fund' Inc-1
1951
15,
more
100
15,
Aug
■
6.06
3
99.30
June
5.05
5%
100.1
4.56
18.29
99.31
or
Other
100
1.70s
4.97
12.42
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares—lc
4.51
11.42
1
5
1
one
Ask
99.30
1.80s
4.56
1
Bid
15, 1951
1%S April 2, 1951—
l%s May 15, 1951
4.65
shares.lc
Equipment
4.22
American Mutual Fund Inc_-,~1
Axe-Houghton
Fund
Axe-Hcughton
Fund
Beneficial
Holdings
Bond
Inv
Boston
Inc
B
Corp
BlaiT
Tr
—1^1
Corp
Inc
Fund
2V2
-,
America——*
of
20.90
23.33
1
22.47
Furnishings shares
Metals
shares
25.22
Steel
shares
Bowling Green Fund Inc— '
Net asset value—.
—,10c
9.70
Broad Street Invest Corp.,_5
20.46
22.12
Bullock
—L_1
23.90
26.18
Mass
—1
38.17
41.27
Mutual
Fund
1
20.19
21.83
Mutual
Invest Fund
Manhattan
,
<
Figures after decimal point represent
Ask
Funds—
Automobile
44%
42%
Obligations Of Government Agencies
Mutual Funds-—
8.83
-U-l1/.
Inc
Holding
Ask
1
___;
Ltd—U.
Fund
Century Shares Trust
Chemical
Fund
Christiana
com—100 5,625
Securities
Preferred
100
-u.
Delaware
Eaton
Howard-—
&
Balanced
Fund
17.25
2.01
i,
Preferred
Income
22.81
Speculative
5.05
Boston
First
Preferred
Corp,—10
2.76
-30%
lc
lc
6.30
6.91
2
19.29
21.14
Inc
Investors
7.22
*.
-'
7.91
Inc_——1
Capital Corp
—1
General
Investors Trust
Industries
Common
'.
■
6.21
6.13
19.56
—1
13.74
15.06
New
England Fund
York
Stocks
Automobile
20.59
Bank
6.25
1
;
stock
Building
supply
8.67,
Values
.9315
99.8984
.9129
99.8504
.8762
99.8310
.8515
lc
shares_lc
12.58
lc
5.39
'
99.7
99.8
100.3
9.60
10.86
11.90
12.18
13.35
Bid
Ask
1-50
'3-
1-51
bl.75
1.50%
1.70%
11-
1-50
8-
1-51
bl.80
1.65%
3-50
4-
2-51
bl.75
1.55%
1.75%
12-
1-50
9-
4-51
bl.85
1.70%
1.80%
1-
2-51
10-
1-51
b 1.85
1.75%
1.85%
2-
1-51
11-
1-51
bl.90
1.80%
8-
11.56
1
16.85
5-1-51
bl.75
1.60%
1-50
6-
1-51
bl.75
1.60%
2-50
7-
2-51
bl.80
5.34
5.85
13.75
15.07
11.96
13.11
Electrical
—1
13.58
14.88
1
13.58
14.88
Feb.
8,
1951
1
12.41
13.60
Feb.
15,
1951
Feb.
23,
Insurance
5.92
stock
Machinery
Ask
•
!
11.55
1
equipment
Bid
■Due
1.60%
1
Industry
Dated
18.47 *
10.89
1-50
9-
.
'
1.65%
10.55
Rate
10-
1.40%
1.40%
*_1
Due
United States Treasury Bills
Bid
Ask
Bid
bl.39
1.00%
March
bl.39
1.15%
April
1951
bl.39
1.20%
April
12,
1, 1951
bl.39
1.24%
April
19,
1951
bl.39
1.26%
April
26,
1951—.
May
3,
1951_i'_.
,
8.23
lc
9.00
9.86
Metals
l
13.03
14.28
March
9.23
10.11
Oils
1
25.98
29.47
9.86
10.35
March 8,
Pacific
Coast
Fund—1
13.03
14.28
March
15, 1951—
bl.39
1.26%
Public
Utility
—u_l
8.42
9.23
March
22,
bl.39
8.58
29,
Ask
1951.
bl.39
1.28%
1951—
5,
bl.39
1.28%
1951
bl.39
1.30%
bl.39
1.30%
bl.39
1.30%
bl.39
1.32%
1.28%
1
9.40
shares—
—
lc
shares
bond
11.39
8.02
8.79
Merchandising shares —_lc
10.13
Merchandising
12.47
lc
11.10
Priced
Low
shares-:
Mining shares
Petroleum
Railroad
RR
—lc
,>7.01/
11.41
shares—-.—lc
Bond
2.89
Steel
5.84
7.16
7.85
$1.50
8.41
9.22
4.35v
4.78
Putnam
6.00
6.58
Republic
4.99
5.39
'Scudder,
2.03
2.20
Fund,
34.06
Selected
~1
Inc__—
Income Foundation Fund.;
Investors
5
"Group shares
^Bank Group shares
16.74
America—_1
Trust
of
11.76
Boston—1
10.11
9.78
Fund—1
18.23
18.63
Custodian
82c
1.11
.
12.79
preferred
&
24%
5
25
1
18.30
19.68
1
3.32
3.63
value)_*
57.16
57.16
Fund
Investors
Fund—
Stevens &
New York
Inc
(net
Amer
asset
Shares
13.78
25.30
Investors
Street
Fund
8.13
Corp_^
63.00
9.93
Incorporated
65.50
1
Investment
Kugel, Stone & Co.
14.91
26.85
1
10.82
Inc
-
8.90
20 Broad Street
Fund
Texas
Inc
1
Fund
Trusteed
12.90
l
Inc
Industry
>
New York
Telephone: WHitehall 3-2050
Television-Electronics
Funds—
City Bank Stocks
Clark
Technical
■
;
26
20
2'/a
State
Primary Markets in
4%
4%
5
Trading
(Geo)
Sovereign
11.05
of
Investors Management
Keystone
1951
11.99
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
14.51
91c
1.22
18.34
13.30
__lc
lc
lc
Stock and Bond Group
Investment
1951
14.20
10.94
Pacific Amer Investors com—10c
>
\
lc
Group shares
Co
31.51
;
Aviation
Investment
t
10c
Institutional Shares Ltd— %
Insurance
8.93
12.96
1
Petroleum
lc
Fund
Incorporated
——1
l
5.32:
_I.i———lc
shares
Plan
Equipment
L
lc
—
shares
Utility
-
15.51
3.18
shares
*. Tobacco
Howe
Invest
Tobacco
lc
shares
stock
Railroad
Steel
12.50
14.15
l
Railroad
7.69
lc
shares
Equipment shares—i—lc
Railroad
13.29
98C
5, N. Y.
Teletype: N. Y. 1-1822
14.37
88c
Shares—_25c
14.06
~
B-l
(Investment
27.57
28.85
Union
_1
19.89
B-2
(Medium
26.20
28.58
Union Preferred Stock Fund—_1
23.49
B-3
(Low
_1
19.55
21.33
United
Income
Fund
12.03
13.08
1
12.17
13.28
.-United
Science
Fund
5.76
6.30
(Income pfd Stocks)1
(Appreciation pfd Stks) 1
17.83
19.45
Value Line Fund
28.43
31.02
Wall Street
Stks)-i
33.44
Bonds) -j:-1
Grade Bonds) 1
Priced
Bonds)
B-4:(Speculative
K-l
K-2
S-l
Bonds)—
(Quality
common
S-2
(Income
com
S-3
(Appreciation
S-4
(Low
Priced
Knickerbocker
Lexington
"(Net
Asset
Loomis
Stocks)
com
com
-
36.47
1
17.85
19.48
Stks) 1
17.67
.
Fund
series
B
Shares
1
Inc-
1
6.42
Investing Corp
.1
12.64
1
19.84
21.64
Wisconsin
1
4.18
Par
4.53
Stks)_l
Bank
6.41
7.03
10.28
Unit
11.24
Mutual Fund—
Value)
Value)—
Type
Series
Fifth
the
Manhattan
Co__ 10
100
Trust
10
330
National
467a
91 %
37%
Commercial National Bank
2.61
4.80
Continental Bank & Trust
Series
1956
1
2.59
Corn
&
61
National
63%
10
47a
66%
68%
Empire
Plains, N Y)
16
Trust
Federation
10
Bank & Trust
Franklin
Ask
108%
Insur Co of North America—_10
Aetna
Insurance
—10
56%
58%
Aetna
Life
-10
66%
68'J/4
Jersey Insurance of N Y_
20
Maryland Casualty common—_1
70
73%
—
1
.
Agricultural
American
Alliance
-10
—
26
4
American
Assur—:.—5
Equitable
28'
39%
24%
:
42%
26%
Par
$2.10
Massachusetts Bonding
Merchant Fire Assurance
Merchants & Mfrs
Fidelity
American
of
American
Re-Insurance
American
Surety
&
Gasualty_5
Newark
2%
20%
10
31%
—25
56%
;.
•
129%
53%
19%
20%
Kings County Trust
49%
52%
Manufacturers Trust Co
23%
•
5
27%
5
4
7%
(Detroit)—10
32%
10
25
59%
•
Morgan
National
33%
-
New
8"%
National Casualty
-22
33%
58%
National
Fire
National
—__10
Bankers & Shippers
,_25
Boston
10
Fire
5
____——
60
'
Union
Fire
103
63
109
57%
New
5
Hampshire Fire
New
York
Casualty
Fire
22%
Connecticut General Life—
10
Continental
10
65%
35 %
38%
35%
43%
18%
20%
26%
28
12.50
—
Northeastern
3.33%
'
48%
50
8
69%
10
36
40 %
Crum
Casualty
& Forster Inc
104
•
107
35%
37%
53
56
Federal
78
—10
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fire Assn of
Fireman's
Phila——
Fund
of
10
Pacific
Fire
25
150
Indemnity Co
Casualty Co
10
58
Peerless
Phoenix
Preferred
71%'
67%
—_10
60 %
50 %
62%
Firemen's of Newark
5
Corp
Glens. Falls
10
22%
21%
5
Globe
& Republic^—
c
_■
5
Globe Si Rutgers Fire common.S^
preferred
28
-
(J P)
Republic
(N Y)
29 %
(Texas)
Fire
10
A Marine
5
:
10
12%
25
70%
Bank & Trust—100
310
330
20
40
42
National Bank
12%
55
Nat'l
Bank—20
Nat'l
Mellon
60%
293
29
31
:
19
20 %
252
46
Portland
First
258
States
St.
20
Boatmen's
Public Nat'l Bank & Trust__17%
47 %
49 %
25
12
95
8%
9%
246
190
205
& Trust_20
24
26
171
177
Nat'l—100
13
93%;
33 Vb
90
100
253
Harris
100
290
58%
61%
57
—
55%
625
645
Bank & Trust—20
58
Bank
& Trust———100
—
United
310
100
Savings
-25
—_20
Tower Grove
First National Bank
&
25
Valley Trust—
Bank & Trust
Louis Union Trust
Mutual
St
Illinois
Trust
36
47%
53%
Mercantile-Commerce B & T_100
Mississippi
v
National Bank & Trust
Bank
Mercantile-Commerce
256
City Nat'l Bank & Trust—100
National
Manufacturers Bank
99
100
Continental
50%
Bank—20
First National Bank
Chicago
35
44%
17
Nat'l
Exchange
Amer
95%
National
57
60%
Louis
48
92%
United States Trust
"
58%
55
100
*
United
1 ,650
52
59%
60
,160
260
San
'
Recent
Bid
Francisco
Bank of Amer
N T &
S A—6.25
25%
27%
8%
132
Atlantic
Alabama
27ss
3s
Tel Co 2%s
1975
101%
101 3/8
101
101%
2%s_. 1985
101
101%
55%
Seaboard Surety
10
62%
65%
Public Serv El & Gas 23/4S_. 1980
ioi
Security
10
33%
35%
Southern
102
103
20
22
27es__. 1980
Springfield Fire & Marine
10
43
45"
Virginia Elec & Pow 2%s_. .1980
100 3/«
101%
10
34%
106
107
Gas
4.60% pfd.100
104
105
102
103
102 %
103
Transmission—
1013/4
12%
Florida Pow Corp
Tenn
Ask
pfd.100
Pow Co 4.60%
103%
1990
Gas
Cons
Michigan
103
Bid
Stocks—
Ask
City Electric—
1980
N J Bell
Security Issues
11%
36%
32
32%
10
Hartford Steamboiler
10
35%
5
34%
68%
.;'L'
Angeles
25
82%
37%
128
42%
Peoples First National Bank
53%
Hartford Fire
Home
57%
284
31%
7%
35%
,285
20
20
Trust
4%
10
2
41
16%
3%
30
95
American
Hanover Fire
& Co Inc
City Bank
York
Potomac
Standard
(New
Haven)
Accident
1
a
Great
10
Bonds-*
Reinsurance Corp
.10
Detroit.
60%
'
5
Accident
Providence-Washington
St Paul
General Reinsurance
2nd
15
78%
63%
Frisco—10
5
of
156
10
___—
Bank
& Trust
10
Northern Trust Co
Pacific
Employees Group Assoc
•
Employers Reinsurance—10
9
35
Pittsburgh
23%
61%
2.50
North River
Northern
*
34
33% '
2
10
5
.
59%
21%
Amsterdam
New
Automobile
33%
100x1,600
Title Guarantee <fc Trust
35%
21%
Industrial Bank of Commerce_l0
Irving Trust
29%
31%
xl05
Los
Security-First National
42
10
100
50%
20%
19 %
Square, N Y
Guaranty Trust
<
1
110
100 1,225
125%
Prior
preferred
10
$1.05 Convertible preferred__5
Ask
Sterling
American
Camden
Bid
:
36%
1
'
National Bank-
Franklin
Bid
40
10
Fiduciary Trust
First National Bank
104%
t33
370
57a
Exchange Bank & Trust_20
(White
Par
35
stock dividend——
Ex-100 %
County Trust Co.
,_10
360
16
Co
Commerce—
of
Detroit
20
Trust Co.
Casualty & Surety—
100
Trust
City Bank—
'33%
45
1
Aetna
Ask
32
39%
43
1
Insurance Companies
Bid
-20
Bank
Union
94%
15
10
& Trust
Bank
1955
2.91
National Bank_
Central
345
447a
Chemical
10.50
9.20
North Amer Trust Shares—
53.54
53.54
10
31%
Cleveland
Avenue
Series
37.05
297s
Chase National Bank
,
2.50
Par
Cleveland
Central Hanover Bank & Trust 20
E
Companies
Ask
Bank of New York &
Trusts—
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Independence Trust Shares
37.05 *
•
-
of
Bankers
7.87
7.21
1
25c
Fund
Investment Co
Bid
York
New
12.89
Wellington Fund
Banks & Trust
7.02
Sayles Second Fund—
(Net Asset
Bond
19.28
Fund
Trust
Loomis Sayles
;
99.6
99.7
100.2
7-
Diversfiied Investment Fund_l
Diversified preferred stock—1
Investing Company shares—lc
:
15, 1954
l%s March 15, 1955—
l%s Dec. 15, 1955——
1.40%
Machinery shares lc
bond
Institutional
-
l%s March
Dated
General
Industrial
V
.8422
are
6-
Fully administered shares—lc
t
below
in 32nds
1.35%
Diversified
9.02
shown
99.8203
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Corporate bond series
13.77
-
1951
1,
Rate
9.81
8.95
.
'
Food
1951
9.89
8.96
:
15,
9.77
9.03
Building shares
Electrical Equipment
shares w
.9351
99.9195
9.50
8.01
shares
99.9231
8.78
—_lc
——lc
i
—
8.76
1
1
Aviation
71.92
5.78
lc
shares
Ask
Notes— (Cont.)
l%s Nov.
5.21
Inc—
Agriculture
19.05
(The) Stock Fund_lc
'Chemical
Series
Chemical
Automobile shares
..
Stock Series
Group
66.89
••
1
98.16
Bid
Maturity—
Treasury
.9351
6.70
18.19
98.8
Price
Ask
99.9231
5.01
1
1957-1955
100.18
6.79
4.57
1,
99.10
100.10
9.88
4.77
"
.Aviation
4.60
9.04
Oct.
99.8
99.4
1, 1955-1953—___.
1%S Aug. 1, 1951
1%S Oct. 1, 1951
5.84
1
99.2
1953-1951—
1,
1%S Oct.
'8.57
;
4.21
_1
Securities—
Group
;. i
-1
New
„
j
Fund
General
Gas
7.84
5.34
1
Low Priced Com Stock Series_1
Natural Resources Fund Inc—
.
Fundamental
1
Series
Industrial
Selected
6.38
series
stock
Stock
*
32
5.76
'
Notes—
1%S July 1, 1951 "B"
1%S July 1, 1951 "C"
l%s July 1, 1951 "D"
8.42
___i
Series
Bid
Treasury
8.04
7.70
l%s
Dollar
Inc—
series——
stock
Common
,
36.35
2.52
Series
7.36
1
Series
"
Mutual Trust Fund—-C^.1
Custodian Funds
5.23
33.62
12.58
1
Bond Series
Stock
32.43
•
16.56
11.64
99.12
17.36
Security Series—
series
Priced
21.33
First
«
Low
30.33 ?
—5
Financial Industrial Fund Inc-1
Franklin
Bond
•
___'I__—20c
Inc
Investors Corp
National
16.84
15.43
1, 1952-1950
2%s Feb.
Maturity—
—;
May
l%s Jan.
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
17.87
15.71
._t
Inc
15.49
1
Inc
16.53
1
1
Boston
1 %s
Issues
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
l%s Feb 1, 1953
Securities—
1
Fidelity Fund Inc
2nd
of
1
—
Fund
National
18.96
1.83
—
Stock Fund
Equity
7.39,,
27%
—1
—
beneficial
Balanced Fund
25%
Shares
of
Investors
Nation-Wide
25c
Fund
Dividend
Ctfs
145
,6.80
Investment Trust_l
Mass
5,775
140
Commonwealth Investment—1
Consolidated
9.71
Other
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
99.31
127
33%
Travelers
34%
U S
Fidelity &
U
S
Fire
37%
U
S
Guarantee
36%
Westchester Fire
131
100
525
540
share
Elec
Odd lot
4.64%
Texas
-
-100
preferred
Eastern
Transmission—
4%% preferred
—
49%
price,
66%
69%
sales
10
91%
95%
privileges,
20
21%
♦No
(not
wd When
par
—100
Included In year's range), b Bid yield price, c Ex-dividend $_ and 1/20
d Deferred delivery sales (not included in year's range)
eMEx"int^ir®®t' _Vofw
sale
stock,
of
47%
4
2
Gas
k Admitted to listing on N. Y. Stock Exchange, n Admitted to trading
(not included in year's range), tEx-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted
Guaranty Co„2
;
Power
Calif
value,
N. YL Curb, roasa
to Unlisted
g
Ex-stock aiviae a.
delivery,
wl When issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z
tin default. tThese bonds are subject to all Federal taxes.
42.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(602)
.
.
.
Monday, February 5, 1951
Week Ended Jan. 27
COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this week will show
with
increase compared
an
a
year
1951
Third
ago.
Preliminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief
weekly clearings
for all cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
above those of the corresponding week
20.2%
be
iotal stands at $17,197,312,868
against $14,303,977,743 for the
Reading
center
there is
gain for the week ended Friday of 19.5%/ Our comparative
a
for the week follows:
nummary
$8,904,678,381
$7,453,002,874
696,889,837
+ 22.4
1,040,000,000
893.000,000
+ 16.5
440,593.652
532,369,127
Boston
+
1,010,709
2,738,494
+ 26.3
2,796,511
2,674,932
1,072.000,000
881,000.000
+ 21.7
894,000,000
879,000,000
3,245,523
+ 29.5
2,375,487
3,058,035
6,454,472
_
4,834,480
+ 33.5
4,980,732
4,596,559
2,085,630
+
26.8
2,310,169
2,256,792
3,210,330
—
Federal
5,152,869
___
3,540,012
+ 45.6
3,394,516
8,884,866
+ 33.9
7,531,605
7,098,641
6,990,141
6,109,528
+ 14.4
5,480,097
6,868,849
.
1,116,555,249
Reserve
____
+ 21.9
915,721,861
925,894,665
911,542,375
Cincinnati
Columbus
_
+ 37.2
454.184,000
372,204,000
+ 22.0
283,294,679
Baltimore
+
32,491,300
+ 14.9
29,412,700
28,757,900
6,110,934
4,795,510
+ 27.4
4,396,495
4,291,270
6,634,621
+ 21.8
282,335,925
6,284,482
290,598,676
278,506,622
.
_
,
+ 31.4
5,047,553
+ 38.4
220,737,926
307,209,559
37,330,700
.
_
184,919,568
306,377,487
_
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+ 12.2
284,654,491
240,680,462
-
....
178,987,072
+ 34.8
8,081,197
_
.......
_
+ 36.7
305,591,040
371,113,873
_
Mansfield
Youngstown
5,803,829
6,826,252
178,317,239
412,022,904
_
+ 15.1
+ 25.4
6,693,495
243,695.885
.._
251,567,972
393,975.999
8,393.465
_
.
272,200.000
317,718,191
District—Cleveland—
_
Cleveland
345,239,550
_.
954,831
11.896.372
_
(11 cities)
Ohio—Canton-
20.8
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
•
988,684
—
.
313.200,000
City
6t. Louis
San Francisco
812,697
3.0
__
_
York...
Fourth
+ 19.5
853,006,776
Chicago
Kansas
950,574
+
r/o
1950
1951
Philadelphia
1,086,290
+ 13.9
TELEGRAPH
Week Ended Feb. 3—
New York
+ 27.7
1,037,476
2,644.138
_
Delaware—WilmingtonNew Jersey—Trenton
Total
BY
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
984,936
1.210.916
4,201,399
—,
_
Wilkes-Barre
i
this
$
3,457,846
Scranton„
week in 1950: At
same
1948
S
1,379,899
*
Philadelphia
Our preliminary
last year.
1949
r/o
1,120,158
,
__
Lancaster
will
1,257,955
Bethlehem-i
Chester—
Inc. or
Dec.
$
District—Philadelphia—
Reserve
Pennsylvania—A'.toona
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Feb. 3, clearings
cities of the country,
Federal
1950
$
..
•
—
Total
f
Fifth
/
Ten cities five days
Other
—
cities, five days
Federal
Virginia—Huntington.
Virginia—Norfolk
22.4
$16,437,905,471 $13,695,931,001
+ 20.4
608,046,742
+ 16.7
709,407,397
All cities, one day
South
$17,197,312,868 $14,303,977,743
+ 33.0
v
323,383,164
_
Columbia—Washington.,
+27.9
.
3,874,565
223,763,277
95,729,938
72,238,139
440,681,038
.
Maryland—Baltimore—
of
2.006.845
10,886,000
253,326,135
.
_
127.912,212
4,688,372
_
—
14,188,000
163,855.942
534,354,841
—
—
Carolina—Charleston-
District
Total all cities for week.
2,566,454
...
RichmondTotal all cities, five days
316,859,130
814,536,301
District—Richmond—
Reserve
West
+
2,527,785,570
3,092,852,985
,
1,086,748.958
+ 19.9
$13,395,052,486 $11,168,145,431
:
-
—
(7 cities)
9.0
2,245,326
2,352,715
+ 30.3
10,701,000
9,733,000
+ 28.1
126,968,7^9
125,274,668
+ 21.0
3,363,889
3,034,637
+ 13.2
.
207,158,429
207.743,770
32,5
64,045,792
59,312,953
+ 21.3
414,590,554
407,344,359
+
+20.2
Total
(6 cities)
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
in
■
our
We cannot furnish them
issue of next week.
Accordingly in the above, the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In
we
abie to
give final and complete results of the previous week
—
the week
clearings for the whole country having amounted to $17,242,023,037 against $13,935,781,755 in the same week in 1950.
bank clearings at this center
a
District by 19.1%.
of 37.0%.
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit an improvement
Louis Reserve District of 25.9% and the Minneapolis Reserve District
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals show an
District of 35.1%
the Dallas Reserve
m
expansion of 48.1 °jo}
Reserve District
in the San Francisco
and
Louisiana—New
Total
Week Ended Jan. 27—
OF
BANK
2rd
Reserve
Grand
Rapids
Lansing—
Philadelphia—
Indiana—Fort
1,119,349
12,084,269
—_.
—
43th
Richmond
Haute-
Terre
Iowa—Cedar
Atlanta
7th
Chicago
10th
Kansas
915,721,861
925,894,665
911,542,375
Kentucky—Louisville-.
816,859,130
+ 33.0
823,383,164
814,536,301
Tennessee—Memphis
440,681,038
+ 21.3
414,590,554
407,344,359
702,983,899
+ 19.1
623,733,238
548,608,270
089,170,443
+ 28.3
886,982,160
3.2th
San
+• 25.9
464,794,131
5,499.539
5,729,124
56,287,000
i
5,330,196
+ 41.6
2,946,448
*
2,467,493
+ 35.6
2,186,312
64,178,470
63,631,358
53,740,500
+ 50.1
3,174,174
3,853,729
31,196,596
t
37,441,700
27,795,238 >
+ 34.7
25,113,172
11,470,376
+ 59.3
11,437,185
933,794
+ 66.5
676,157,418
2,892,046
+ 28.1
1,032,328
679,733,176
+ 48.9
2,563,188
734,191,734
3,250,012
«
13,718,447
1,217,440
9,523,695
+ 37.3
9,230,273
11,151,858
3,838,156
+ 47.1
4,081,527
4,283,747
2,426,442
+ 36.3
2,935,490
3,000,305
889,170,443-
+28.3
886,982,160
942,911,796
280,000,000
+ 17.9
468,672,438
330,880,755
+ 37.0
348,430,206
372,311,376
453,068,008
+ 48.1
434,937,862
518,074,646
442,687,994
327,706,463
+ 35.1
290,178,399
255,339,056
947,849,116
715,814,437
+ 32.4
728,718,937
786,353,358
17,242,023,037
13,935,781,755
+ 23.7
14,016,291,039
14,057,074,153
8,879,759,272
10
Francisco—
56,541,000
+
942,911,796
506,889,115
.
Missouri—St.
6,873,015,105
+ 29.2
6,718,253,979
Louis
;
330,200,000
Total
Federal
Reserve
105,405,217
86,161,292
1,613,237
+ 31.8
108,885,160
1,329,611
506,809,115
+
25.9,/.:
464,794,131
1,705,929
468,672,438
6,544.137
Paul
+ 38.3
5,016,496
4,930,552
225,344,236
+ 39.3
240,948,805
263,766,072
105,976,648
-
4,733,113
313,844,933
-
Minneapolis
6,785,355,141
111,779,360
+ 35.9
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth—
St.
+ 35.6
105,949,893
638,105,796
cities)—
(4
275,400,000
119,325,985
143,954,000
2,125,743
.
242,800,000
161,826,053
——
Illinois—Quincy
Ninth
II
4,981,898
7.6
a
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
670,770,349
II
6
+ 39.8
6.83C.874-' + 16.3
$
521,543.460
453,348,028
II
4,930,349
1,140,778,810
638,105,796
City——-—10
11th Dallas
(17 cities).
1,140,778,810
7
4,494,387
5,647,489
3,307,105
7,509,836,718
• 1
II
10,148,053
5,127,954
13,079,070
1948
$
1,318,668
8,449.730
+ 11.9
57,681,000
4,304,843
_
7,535,709,989
II
4
Oth Minneapolis
1949
or
982,675
+ 34.8
18,272,183
—
Rockford
Total
Dec. r/o
+ 16.0
965,040
8,966,715'
5,432,070
866,416,238
-
837,077,675
17
+Hh St. Louis
548,608,270
—
1,554,552
City—
Illinois—Bioomington
Chicago
534,354,841
II
623.733,238
4,423,285
—1—i—i—.
Des Moines
Sioux
1,086,748,958
10
+ 19,1
3,096,242
Rapidii-^—
+ 21.9
<1
Cth
292,502
108,196,063
87,047,495
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
1,116,555,249
6
126,754,569
6,079,969
6,892,454
7,948,567
-
-
+ 18.7
II
7
2.7
62,064,000
Wayne—
Indianapolis
South Bend-
7,315,493,544
8,684,997,964
11
Cleveland
5,883,356
349,344
District—Chicago-
\.
538,937,734
II
4th
84,248,028
6,438,164
8.0
+
702,983,899 1
+ 32.3
,
II
12
105,685,088
+ 54.7
462,457'
837,077,675
520,513,062
688,748,257
2nd New York
Inc.
$
$
+ 39.4
5,667,524
148,273,556
Federal
Seventh
CLEARINGS
1950
1951
federal Reserve Districts
97,305,596
144,333,565
Springfield
SUMMARY
83,783,060
Orleans—
Michigan—Ann Arbor——
by Federal Reserve Districts:
a summary
2,864,678
97,138,973
<
cities)——
(10
3,314,826
2.901.445
+ 14.3
8,768,041
499,348
4,356,530
+ 18.2
135,636,604
Mobile—
Peoria
furnish
we
+ 48.8
4,020,980
Alabama—Birmingham——_
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Decatur
following
62,373,865
181,700,000
3,215,681
of 32.4%
In the
15.951,893
194,200,000
116,904,379
by 33.0%, in the Richmond Reserve District by 21.3% and in the Atlanta Reserve-
of 28.3%, the St.
17,941,022
67,968,103
+ 19.7
*3,800,000
and in the Philadelphia
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are larger
Eeserve District of 21.9%.
5,984,072
—
Li
+ 29.2
+ 35.4
133,582,084
this
(including this city) the totals record a
that in the New York District
18.7%, in the Boston Reserve District of 32.3%
l*ain of
AugustaMacon
19,852,188
70,381,538 1
236,900,000
We group the cities
gain of 18.4%.
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from
it appears
95,286,513
283,542,000
——.
Florida—Jacksonville
Outside of this city there was a gain of 29.2%, the
having recorded
25,645,448
1
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
the aggregate of
For that week there was an increase of 23.7%,
lending Jan. 27.
Tennessee—Knoxville
statement, however, which we present further below
detailed
the elaborate
are
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
today, inasmuch as the week
available at time of going to press.
ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are not
82,083,388
+ 29.1
84,298,803
83,276,345
112 cities
Outside New York City
North
Dakota—Fargo
7,356,078
5,427,444
+ 35.5
4,058,378
5,712,055
South
Total
Dakota—Aberdeen
3,706,365
2,183,825
+ 69.7
3,139,030
3,526,260
3,541,594
2,599,851
+ 36.2
2,419,470
2,688,005
8,508,698
+ 45.5
8,549,224
8,412,087
+37.0
348,430,206
372,311,376
Montana—Billings
Helena-
12,378,273
Total (7 cities).
We
now
add
our
detailed
statement showing
453,348,028
330,880,75s1
the figures for each city for the
week ended Jan. 27, for four years:
Tenth
Week Ended Jan. 27
7
.
Federal
Reserve
District—Kansas City—
Nebraska—Fremont
.
Clearings at—
$
First Federal Reserve District-—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
1949
Dec. clo
1948
$
or
$
_
1,659,303
1,353,776
+ 22.6
1,835,008
1,560,259
3,581,837
+ 53.6
4,413,478
5,383,550
579,630,097
436,328,509
+ 32.8
450,593,770
438,372,012
2,234.868
1,856,897
+ 20.4
1,491,586
1,514,584
912,862
878,368
3.9
828,905
855,125
422,566
499,535
7,302,523
38,1
344,433
522,134
5,711,138
+ 27.9
5,171,539
6,366,171
169,488,472
110.968,413
+ 52.7
100,373.116
125,237,113
Kansas—Topeka
Wichita——
—
Bo well
New Haven
4fehode Island—Providence
New Hampshire—Manchester
1,640,642
+ 31.0
1,558,974
7,447,743
+ 26.1
7,243,644
7,622,829
;
+ 30.9
10,892,870
+ 65.2
303,683,284
3,188,953
3,154.870
670,770,349
Springs
(10 cities).
6,777,749
456,655
5,768,346
9,927,895
10,943,281
26,3
296,456,973
354,694,592
10,780,140
+ 50.6
11,188,903
11,092,503
1,925,727
+ 65.6
2,042,251
1,601,575
1,938,208
+ 62.8
1,794.384
1,392,276
453,068,008
+48.1
434,937,862
518,074,646
25.5
+
5,418,524
+ 40.7
4,895,334
4,716,449
21,341,113
+ 37.1
23,898,904
23,376,723
13,770,917
9,988,941
+ 37.9
12,127,070
10,127,438
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
35,358,600
29,611,600
+ 19.4
28,689,900
25,709,700
1,250,803
1,065,112
+ 17.4
1,361,161
1,090,267
9,302,910
1
Worth-
Galveston
520,513,062
688,748,257
+ 32.3
538,937,734
7,414,303
373,827.307
274,154,590
+ 36.4
5,681,352
248,103,883
217,286,000
33,476,275
Dallas
Fort
25,763,479
+ 29.9
18,956,400
17,959,996
+
5,118,399
7,117,000
5,458,000
+ 30.4
4,987,000
4,839,000
5,001,652
9,914,439
+ 36.5
3,183,534
2,555,080
22.4
9,266,230
7,580,581
442,687,994
—
6,825,454
12.139,048
Wichita Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total (12 cities)
6,384,044
17,989,209
360,619
7,498,535
29,269,469
_
+
16,240.473
Joseph
Pueblo
1,458,463
9,388,665
Connecticut—Hartford
+ 102.4
383.695,321
City
Colorado—Colorado
Total
Worcester
8,356,868
361,618
735,477
+
2,149,869
f-pringfield
;
———.
,.
Missouri—Kansas
St.
Massachusetts—Boston,
-
Hastings
+
5,449,975
Portland
Fall River——:
Inc.
Lincoln
Omaha
1950
1951
327,706,463
+35.1
290,178,399
255,339,056
+
521,543,460
Total
(6
cities)
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
•SewYork—Albany.,—Binghamlon
Buffalo
RImira
Jamestown
ITew York
Rochester
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford
*?ew Jersey—Montclair
Newark—
Northern New Jersey
Total (12 cities)
22,517,263
26,513,269
—15.1
19,410,474
17,007,726
3,501,541
3,036,361
+ 15.3
2,586,260
2,856,517
110,615,357
83,757,073
+ 32.1
79,103,935
84,235,194
2.100,479
2,145,547
2,699,245
1,940,079
8,362,263,765
7,062,766,650
2.1
1,781,914
1,918,882
Utah—Salt
1,797,855
1,875,067
+ 18.4
7,298,037,060
7,271,719,012
Francisco-.
17,733.764
San
Santa
15,014,454
+ 28.9
13,075,247
13,197,705
17,423,038
12,974,634
+ 34.3
11,738,764
12,461,904
576,750
663,269
667,485
66,905,600
8,634,997,904
„
+ 31.4
* 48,667,812
+ 37.5
7,315,493,544
+ 18.7
40,128,597
48,450,222
■wt
Barbara.
119.985,822
3,102,627
3.0
131,940,002
3,341,045
152,753,728
68,273,193
51,699,861
+ 32.1
53,249,834
51,648,220
13,558,304
+ 20.6
10,928,390
10,225,065
+ 22.2
8,693,456
7,586,293
374.667,160
+ 38.8
391,109,738
420,556,542
9,998,870
8,885,957
8,775,080
3,647,019
4,579,352
+
t ? +
24.0
4,581,388
(10
+ 38.5
715.814,437
+32.4
17,242,023,037
13.935,731,755
8,879,759.272
6.373,015,105
9,021,520
•
+ 20.2
6,850,970
947,849,116
cities):
3,811,645
9,489,338
Stockton
Total
109,868.696
+ 43.0
7,293,218
8,105,756
728,718,837
786,353,358
+ 23.7
14.016.291,039
14.057,074,153
+ 29.2
6,718,253,979
8,785,355,141
*
37,777,456
49,196,151
4
—.—
Jose
19,358,560
39,030,166
City
———
San
+ 38.7
18,276,982
Lake
Pasadena
+ 49.0
2,265,648
519,936,125
California—Long Beach——,
111,039,678
12,494,518
1—
131,697,276
16,354.892
—
Oregon—Portland
+ 39.1
—
18,980,014
51,282,630
165,440,683
3,240,549
135,644,240
12,394,190
Yakima
26,330,486
a
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Seattle
7,535,709,989
Grand
7,509,836,718
Total
Outside New
a
(112
cities)—
1_
York—
Now included
"J
in Newark, N, J.
'Estimated,
$Not available.
[Volume 173
Number 4983
.
.
REDEMPTION
PARTIAL
Foreign Exchange Rates
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
JANUARY
RESERVE
FEDERAL
26,
1951
Noon
BANK
FEBRUARY
TO
TREASURY
TO
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.—
Value
United States
In
Mar
1
Mar
1
Mar
1
Chicago & Western Indiana RR. Co.—
4V4% 1st mortgage, series D, skg. fd. bds.. due 1962_Mar
Connecticut
River Power Co. 1st mtge. 3%%
bonds,
TARIFF
OF
ACT
1930
1
Clinchfield
due
A,
Argentina peso—
$
Basic
Jan. 29
Jan.27
Jan. 30
s
s
$
.133333*
Free
.200000*
.133333*
1961———,
of America 4%
.200000*
.133333*
.0711000*
.133333*
series
.0198821
.0198589
.0198750
.0196875
.0196687
.0195225
.0195125
First
Brazil, cruzeiro
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060
20-year
Canada,
.947656
.948125
.947500
.948125
.950000
dollar
Ceylon,
.208500
.208500
.208500
.208500
.0200600
.0200600
.0200600
.0200600
.238379*
.238379*
.238379*
.238379*
.238379*
India, Dominion
Mexico, peso
.208700
.208700
.208700
.208700
.208700
.115640
.115640
.155673
.155673
.155640
.262366
.262366
.262366
.262366
.262366
2.772896
2.772895
2.772896
2.772896
of,
2%
.144938*
.144938*
.144938*
.144938*
.00285625
guilder
New Zealand,
pound
krone
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
Norway,
Settlements,
due
Sweden, krona
Switzerland,
.140154*
.140154*
.140154*
.496250
.496250
.496250
.496250
.0346200
.0346250
.0346250
.0346000
.328500
.328500
.328500
.328500
United
Kingdom, pound sterling
South
Africa, pound
.193269*
.193269*
2.800625
1965
-
Union
Street
.232825
2.783750
2.800625
2.800625
2.800625
.658327*t
,658327*t
.658327*t
,561797*t
.561797*t
.561797*t
.561797*1
.425531*t
.425531** t
.425531*t
of
York
$25,000,000
fund
for
F.
20,621,903
$128,000,000.
was
588,455
543,243
deposits adjusted decreased $59,000,000 at all
22,620,432
'
21,160,274
21,210,358
23.163,675
384,718
373,253
364,123
798,142
reserves
272,316
455,712
.
'
advances
Industrial loans
Govt,
member banks
2,134
3,246
3,445
1,164,861 J
1,693,664
t
*
.3,761,682
Certificates
6,332.350
14,82C"283
14,633*251
657,800
4,965,425
4,746,625
increase of
of
$201,000,000 in New York City and decreases
$67,000,000 in the Chicago District, $61,000,000 in the
Total U. S.
Govt, securities.
loans
from
and
20,544,740
21,484,372
securities—
District outside New York City.
20,820,302
22,285,959
:
other
United States Govern¬
24
A summary
items
3,606,409
2,548,498
40,265
34,129
Inc. (+) or
118,850
108,520
110,073
47,437,629
46,330,823
44,663,644
dec. (—) since
Jan. 24
Investments—Total
and
Loans
23,008,538
23,026,321
bank—reserve
acct.
18,259,903
65*
+
256,421
+
138*
+
31,885
+
140*
+
6,859
6,937
Loans
70,384
and
industrial,
917,023
agricultural
244,664
561,250
for
obligations
19,611,309
18,646,693
items—
2,516,976
2,819,222
2,241,331
Loans
8,422
8,195
8,249
Other
loans
liabilities
—
45,447,264
46,549,657
43,807,455
226,700
510,022
Surplus
(Section | 13b).
Other capital accounts
27,543
27,543
27,543
123,506
119,294
126,534
Total liabilities & cap.
accts.
46,330,823
47,437,629
■f'
U.
488,173
44,663,644
—_
4,147
42
158
—
4-
32,443
—
2,081
—
—
160
+
41
+
43
191
+
898
41
1,477
5,634
1,139
—
128
—
—
5
58
12
—
275*
+13
—
260
+
—
13,478
—
—
2,295
banks
domestic
14
+
—
851
with
+
_—*
6,503
Banks..—_
5
„_
5,298
21,341
vault
Balances
+
9,021
—
securities
in
164
indebtedness—
of
Reserve with Federal Reserve
Cash
+ *
363
securities—Total
certificates
notes
bonds
S.
Other
+
26
5,932
Treasury
213,939
226.901
510,022
61
+
—
bills
Treasury
+
—.—_
Treasury
Capital paid in_—
Surplus (Section 7)
—
—
—
Government
8.
+
487
to banks
incl. accrued divs.
Capital Accounts—
+
+
+
+
6,694
5,593
3,394
1,341
1,241
69
74
certificate
re¬
Demand
55.7 %
purchased for foreign
correspondents
to
make
deposits,
Government
S.
demand
Interbank
ances
Commitments
adjusted
except government
25,444
27,146
8,546
indus¬
1,861
2,468
3,325
—
+
59
7
136
+
—
—
3,129
253
706
deposits:
'•—
749
+
327
.—.—1,347
Borrowings
517
Debits to demand deposit accounts, except
'■—
5
103
+
+
133
247
banks
——-—-—.
banks
...
+
.
Interbank
during
Condition Statement of Member Banks
deposits—^
—
9,G54
Domestic
Foreign
loans
51,643
15,601
1,522
deposits
Time
U.
49.8%
48.1'i
Contingent liability on accept¬
banks of the
the
statement of weekly
1
1
122SST
479
20»
JVolume 172.
issue.
in this
"Jan.
and
accounts,
Govt,
S.
U.
first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow witft
a second table in which we show the payments previ¬
17
revised
the
In
tables.
ously announced, but
payment date.
Federal Reserve System in leading cities
following
principal
changes
for
(reduced R-a)_
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
Class
Co.——
5%• convertible preferred (quar.)—
Aetna-Standard Engineering
—
Radio
Allied
Allied
Kid
Extra
of
ernment securities,
balances with
preferred
and
$749,000,000 in demand de¬
including
those
$275,000,000 in
Federal Reserve Banks, and
reserve
posits credited to domestic banks; and increases of $136,-
a
B
called
The date indicates the
called
for redemption,
sinking fund provisions.
under
redemption or last date for mak¬
Commercial,
industrial,
and
creased in most districts and
reporting member banks;
a
agricultural
in¬
loans
total of $46,000,000 at
the principal
increases
were
"Other loans" increased $43,000,000.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $33,000,000 in New
the details were
NOTICE
OF
Company and Issue—
Hotel
fund
Drak
Corp.
bonds
due
1st
mtge.
1958
,
Inc.,
Date
and
sinking
Feb 23
pfd. stock
Feb 23
1st mtge. bonds,
Feb 28
*
$6 cum.
2-
$1.75
4-
2
3-15*
3-
1
2-17
12 75c
Vic
"e~
20c
Page
.
9
3-10
2-13
3-15
3-
5
IOC
3-
2
2-15
50c
———■
-—:
(quar.)
Inc.
3-
1
2-20
$1.12 */2
50c
6-
1
5-21
3-
5
2-13
75c
3-
2
2-
9
$1
3-
2
2-
9'
3-22
3-
I2V2C
8
2-15
3-
2
2-
9
933ic
3-15
3-
1
$1
3-15
3-
1
.
25c
4-
2
3-13
25c
4-
2
3-1*4
593/aC
(quar.l—
4-
2
3-15
-----
(quar.)
vote
3-
65c
(quar.)
will
5
75c
on
Ry. Co.—,
a
proposal
to
•
.1
common and
preferred stocks
at a meeting to be held on
two-for-one
April
Atlantic
26.
Refining
•
Co.
(increased
$1
3-15
2-21
5GV4C
3-30
3-15
15c
3-20
2+23
S1.75
$1.75
2-28
2-13
quar.)
Imperial Diesel Engine Co.—
4Vi % convertible preferred A (quar.)
Avco Manufacturing Corp.
(quar.)—
—
Balfour Building
(quar.)
—
Baltimore Radio Show (increased quar.)—
Bancroft (Joseph) & Sons Co. (quar.)
Bankers & Shippers Insurance (N. Y.)—
Quarterly
Barber-Ellis
,
Bloch
preferred
preferred
Borden
Boston
1
2-15
3-16
2-28
9
1-31
+62 Vic
(quar.)
3-15
2-28
350%
3-14
2-15
(quar.)_
Bourjols, Inc.,
Bourne Mills
$2.75
&
preference
Co.
1-22
2
3-15
u25c
30c
37Vic
25c
(quar.)
Rubber
1
4-
3-13
2-13
3-31
3-15
3-31
iquar.)_
(quar.)
$3
nr
$1.0G>V4
T
—
(interim)
Hose
2-
.
>•<
(quar.)
Company
Woven
com.
2-
$1.50
60c
Electric—
(quar.)—
Gas &
Valley
Brothers Tobacco,
CVo
3-
25c
—
Ltd.
of Canada,
Manufacturing Co. (stock dividend).
Bausch Machine Tool, 6%. pfd. laccum.)
Blackstone
10c
$1.20
Bliss & Laughlin Inc., common (quar.)
convertible preierred (quar.)_
-
income
1953
Pennsylvania Industries, Inc.,
Poli-New England
Theatres,
due
5%
1-29
1-
(quar.)—
Blaw-Knox,( Company
TENDER
"
1
1
3-
$1.12 v2
preferred
4.25%
given in the "Chronicle."
all
$22,000,000 in New York City and $8,000,000 in the Phila¬
delphia District.
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
current volume (except where indicated) in which
the
000,000 in borrowings.
2-14
3-
2-
12 Vic
Bates
000,000 in United States Government deposits and $103,-
8
3-13
3-15
$1
(increased).
Rubber Co., class A
the
2-
3-30
4-20
25c
Cork Co., common
——
preferred (quar.)—-——
preferred
2-15
15%
Armstrong
$3.75
9
75c
Steel Corp
Armco
2-
50c
—
Products,
Post
5
2-14
1
3-
2-15
10c
Co. (quar.)
——
Tobacco Co. (quar.)—«...—_—
———1.
Ancnor
2-
40c
Seating
Extra
2-15
—
——1—
(quar)
Metal Co., Ltd., com.
preferred
American
1-31
2-26
25c
Company
4'/2%
1
3-
—
preferred
American
2-28
3-15
3-12
Atlas
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stocks
common
a
(quar.)—i—
Corp.
5
10c
Corp.,
Stores
4%
2-20
J15C
(auar.)—
Company
Aloe (A. S.)
2-20
3-15
37 Vic
common (quar.)_.
(quar.).,.—*—(quar.)
—.
Altes Brewing Co.
(stock dividend)
American Can Co., 7% preferred (quar.) —
American Forging & Socket Co
American Gas & Electric (quar.)
—i—
American Insulator Co. (quar.)
——
American Investment (Illinois)
(quar.)
Allied
43I%
Notices
Below will be found
Inc.——i
—_————
split
de¬
$191,000,000 Tn holdings of United States Gov¬
—
iquar.)—
Corp
Products
Allied
2-
3-15
10c
Shoe Stores, Lta.
Co.
Gas
2-15
15c
25c
—
Aircraft
1-30
5
75c
(quar.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
m
5
3-
3-15
2-
————.^
Bearing Co.. com.
Agnew Surpass
Air
Associates,
Payable of Ret*.
30c
—
(participating)
pref.
partic.
A
Wire
theitf*
Holde?g
When
Share
Name of Company
Class
figures (Sail Francisco District).
the "week
which have not yet reached
ABC Vending Corp
Armstrong
26,650
week
grouped in two separate
Dividend announcements are
$4
reporting member
ended Jan. 24: An increase of $138,000,000 in loans;
creases
bonds, series A, due 1974———Mar
income bonds, series A, due 2014—May
•Announcement
Stockholders
The-condition
shows
1
Co.—
mtge. 4Vi%
American
Liabilities-
gold
to deposit and F. R.
note liabilities combinedserves,
trial
4%
mtge.
Acme
582
estate loans
Real
46
1,041
.
securities
20,997,938
U.
of
1st
105
1
Mar 1
—
prior pfd. stock—Feb
of San Francisco,
Pacific RR.
Western
Aetna Ball & Roller
purchasing or carrying:
Government obligations
S.
U.
+
pur¬
for
loans
Other
Total deposits
Deferred availability
dealers
Other securities
Other
—
18,018
and
brokers
to
chasing or carrying:
U. S. Government
636,816
850,321
18,984.124
acct—
Other
Ratio
bonds,
Union Lumber Co.
'A
475
1
stock—y.
Mar
collateral trust 3V4%
Light Securities Co.
12th series due 1955
2
478
1
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—
Series A 6Vi%
cumulative Dreferred
2,566
31,438
16,531,604
807,342
340,017
S.
Treasurer—gen.
Foreign
-
5%, due 1973—
C, 4%%, due 1977
Fair Stores, Inc., $2.50 cum.
B,
Series
&
S
1
1
1
19
Apr
——Apr
——-Apr
Food
preferred stock—Feb
Greyhound Corp. 3% sinking fund debs., due 1959
Mar
Hamilton Gas Corp, 1st mtge. junior lien 4%
sinking
fund bonds, series B, due 1953
_
Mar
Series A,
Series
Per
Loans—gross
22,911,182
866,455
U.
1950
Loans—net
loans
notes
Reserve
Jan. 25,
17,
1951
(In millions of dollars)
•
Commercial,
Liabilities-
Jan.
1951
Assets—
Deposits:
Total
474,
DIVIDENDS
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
130,130
,
,
assets
Other liab.,
mortgage sinking fund gold bonds—
5>/2%, due 1972——
1st
Borrowings increased $62,000,000 in Chicago.
38
,171,692
..
banks—
Bank premises
Other assets
Member
379
12370
Cleveland Union Terminals Co.—
domestic banks decreased in all districts.
18,312,973
24
165,992
40,175
of
Uncollected, cash
Federal
Pag©
Date
deposits increased and demand deposits credited ft'o
ment
17,855,132
3,281,637
foreign banks
Notes
Total
CALLED
ISSUE
ENTIRE
10
Mar 1
.
$1.50 dividend
Inc..
District, and $50,000,000 in the New York
ber banks follows:
R.
preferred stock
convertible
cumulative
5%
Gen.
San Francisco
7,103,300
Bonds
Total
479
securities:
Bills
F.
1
1
Newspaper Machinery Corp.—
Wood
Railway
reporting member banks; the principal changes were an
595,372
and
by
and
$58,000,000.
1950
R.
notes
Total gold ctf.
Other cash
District,
Feb. 1,
24,
1951
Demand
Redemption
Richmond
the
Holdings of United States Government bonds decreased
Jan.
20,564,902
in
all reporting
at
crease
Assets—
Discounts
City, but they decreased $28,000,000 in the Chicago
District,
smaller amounts in all of the other districts; the net de¬
dollars)
31,
1951
12228
convert, pfd. stock—Mar 1
Burlington Mills Corp. 3Vi% conv. 2nd pfd. stock—Feb 26
California Packing Corp., 5% cumul. preferred stock—Feb 15
Reserve Banks Combined
Jan.
385
Feb 15"
Company and Issue—
type of merchandise.
Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
Due
due
.425531*1"
.
Beaunit Mills,
S.
C,
series
bonds,
«►
bonds,
mtge. (now first mtge.)
Wheeling Steel Corp. first
•
106
bds. series A-Feb 26
Corp. 10-year 4%
2nd
bonds, due 1952—_
Apr
mtge. sinking fund 3V4%
1970_
————Mar
Twenty-Ninth
.232800
2.783750
.561797*t
thousands
—Mar 1
Feb 15
1975
.—Mar 1
bonds due
2
Mar 1
Towers
.193269*
.232850
,425531*t
(In
9
479
————
1st mtge, 5%
2.783750
peso
upon
1
fund
skg,
mtge.
1975
Housing Co., Ltd.,
Toronto
peso
tAppllcation depends
1st
Co.
Gas
due
series
27/e%
.658327*t
—
•Nominal.
U.
preferred stock
%
———
Southern
,658327*t
peso
1
Mar
Ry. Co.—
2.800507
Closed
2.783750
bonds,
mtge.
first
1977
mtge. 5%
1980
+
200
Feb 16
preferred stock
&
Electric Co.
.232750
.193269*
.232880
of
w
1
Mar 1
Mar 1
Newark, N. J.—
Co. of
2.783750
.193269*
franc
Union
Uruguay,
Uruguay,
Uruguay,
.140154*
.328500
„
1
Mar
Phillips Petroleum Co. 2%% debentures due
Richmond Terminal Ry.
first mtge. 33/8 %
.496250
dollar
Mar
convertible inc. bonds, due 2014—Apr
Marquette Ry. 1st mtge. -3%% bonds, series D,
Pere
.140154*
peso
bonds,
380
*
due
Southern
Norfolk
General
.0346166
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Straits
Closed
2.772896
3Vi%
.
Gas
series
%
Pet Milk Co., 4Vi
Netherlands,
*
bonds,
bonds, series due 1973
sinking fund debs, due 1970
3%%
Iowa-Illinois
.144933*
rupee
*
379
1
Mar
2
—
1st mtge. 3%
mtge. 314 %
cumulative
$4
.208500
.0200600
-
1974
first mtge.
Co.
:
Firemen's Insurance
Czechoslovakia, koruna
Denmark, krone
France (Metropolitan), franc
Germany, deutsche mark
rupee
379
Equitable Gas Co.—
.019887^
.0197500
Notes
1969
due
.0198928
Bank
series due
Electric
District
Empire
2.231573
2.231573
198
1221S
Feb 15
1
1
-
-
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry. Co.
series
A,
due 1970
.0710000*
.0709333*
2.231573
2.231573
Closed
2.231573
bonds, 33% %
trust
.200000*
.133333*
.0711000*
.0709333*
Australia, pound
Belgium, franc
$
$
.200000*
.200000*
Preferential
473
Ry.—
cumulative pfd. stock—Mar
Crown Zellerbach Corp., cum., $4.20 pfd. stock
—Mar
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates
first mtge. and coll.
Feb. 1
Jan.31
Ohio
&
473
series
3%
bonds,
mtge.
1st
bonds, series A due 1965
4%
Container Corp.
Jan. 26
^
Co.
+
1st mortgage
series
sinking fund de¬
3 Ve%
20-year
1968
Light
Gas
1963
Carolina,
Money
Co.
due
bentures,
due
UNDER
197
6
preferred stock
convertible
Optical
Atlanta
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In New York
Country and Monetary Unit
Feb
culnulative
$4.50
American
INCLUSIVE
1951,
1,
Pag©
Date
Company and Issue—
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies daily
to the Secretary of the
Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different countries of the world. We
give below a record for the week just passed:
FOREIGN
43
(603)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
-
3-31
3-
3-
3
2
3-15
3-
2
3-30
2-
9
50c
2-26
2-15
6 8 34c
$1.50
2-15
2-
2-10
1-S»
1
'
{
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
44
;'
Class
B
Budd
(s-a)
Bullock
Feb.
called
issue
26
$104.50
at
dividend)
Canada
Foundries
Class
A
iquar.)
6%
——
(quar.»
Fairbanks-Morse
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.,
Wirebound Boxes,
Canadian
Class
Ltd.
Co.,
Locomotive
A
preferred
preferred
preferred
2-10
Chemical
1
2-15
Electrical
2-28
Citizens
Utilities
(quar.)
Co., common
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
City Stores Co., 4'A%
pfd. (initial)—
Co. (quar.)
cor.v.
Clayton & Lambert Mfg.
Clearing Macnine Corp
Milling & Elevator (quar.)
Colt's
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp. (increased)—
Quarterly
,
,
Amusement
Consolidated
Cigar
Consolidated
Edison
Consolidated
Paper
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.
(N.
(quar.)—
Y.)
Co. (quar.)
Mills, Ltd. (increased).
Consolidated Textile
Consumers
Ltd._.
Co.,
Company
(initial)
common
(quar.)
preferred
5%
Cooksville
Cornell
Company, Ltd.,
Wood
Corrugated
6%
Products
Crown
Box
Paper
preferred
cl.
60c
2
Mining
3-
2
Petroleum
3-
1
2-15
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Co.,
2-
Zellerbach
pfd. (quar.)
Crystal Oit Refining corp., $6 pid. (accum.)
Cuneo
$4
Publishing,
prior
3-
1
2-
class
A
3-
1
2-
5
1
2-
5
$2
class
A
$2
class
common
•
Hammernuli
2-10
1-31
4%-%
1
2-10
4 V*
34-
3-14
2
2-20
2-
Class
5
2-14
2-
1
2-14
2-
1
1-29
Davis
Leather
Deep
Rock
Deere &
7%
Ltd.,
Co.,
Oil
Corp.
5-
1
4-27
3-
1
2-13
Class
3-
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
.2-15
3-
1
Hartford
3-10
6-
Hartz
9
12-15
^
1
Delaware-New Jersey Ferry Co. (s-a)___
Denver Union Stock Yard Co. (quar.)
Diamond Ice & Coal, 5% pfd. fquar.).—
Dominion
Foundries
Dominion-Scottish
5%
preferred
Donohue
Dover
&
Ltd.
Brothers,
Industries,
Drackett
Ltd.
Company,
common
First
quarterly
the
Class
6%
B
declared
Eastern
Inland
9
International
3-
1
2-13
3-
1
Associates
(quar.)
Ely
be
to
to
&
Walker
&
Fall
River
In
Dry
Gas
A
3-28
ing
5
5
9-
1
33-
a
4.20%
1
2-
2- 8
3-12
8
1
2-15
3-
1
2-14
2-
1
1-29
4-
2
3-12
3-
1
Co.
3-
1
2-15
Jones
3-
1
2-15
Jones
4%%
Inc.,
2-
9
2-15
2-
9
2-28
2-16
2-19
2-
9
9
2-
1
1-25
3-
9
2-16
2
6
2-
5
Ford
Motor
Class
A
Class
Co.
of
B
Pitt
(quar.)
Foster-Wheeler
Franklin
4
1-31
2-
1
1-26
3-
1
2-13
Works
Income
3-16
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-
9
2-
9
3-
9
2-
9
3-
9
2-
9
3-
9
2-
3-
5
2-15
3-15
2-15
8c
2-15
2-
1
5C
2-15
2-
Gabriel
Steel
1st
Gilbert
&
Golden
&
State,
Ltd,. 4%
&
preferred
Union
Directors
(quar;)_.
common
call
stockholders
proposal to
on
a
a
special
13
new
meeting
to
consider
class
of
preferred $50 par stock.
Graniteville Co.
(quar.)
7%
preferred
Local
&
Pacific
vote
will
on
Ltd
(N. Y.)
Finance
Tea
7%
Lord
(quar.)
{20c
43c
25c
3-28
&
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lyon
c'ass
&
Co.,
—
————
Paper Co.—
1_—
(quar.)—.
common
Extra
preferred
non-cum.
(quar.)—
7%
Shovel,
Power
pfd.
(accum.)—
Co.
Co..
1-20
Merchants
Distilling
Merchants
Fire
2-22
2-12
Metal
Inc.
Corp.
Assurance
(resumed)——
Y.) (quar.)_
(N.
Corp.,
common
(quar.)—
3-31
3-12
3-15
2-15
3.80%
preferred
2'15
3.85%
preferred
(initial
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$2
8%
3
$4
2-20
2-
8
$1.75
2-20
2-
8
Water
Steel
non-cum.
5'/»
Potash
of
Providence
Common
(quar.)
convertible
$2
Public
3.35%
Co.
(quar.)^
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
Products,
preferred
common-
Reading Tube Corp.—
50c
V
(accum.)————.—
:
partic.
class
Richfield
Oil
Roanoke
Gas
A
Co.
&
Fisher
Company
£
.
took
Brick Co.—
no action on
common
idend at meeting held on Jan. 29.
:
2-15
2-10
2-10
2-15
2-10
2-
8
2-
3
4%" redeemable series A preferred
2-15
2-
7
4'A%
2-15
2-
7
Sheraton,
2-28
2-
2
Signal
$1.75
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-20
preferred
&
Corporation,
B
Class
5%
(quar.)
Schuylkill Haven F,R. Co. (s-a)
Simpsons,
2-28
2-16
Class
2-
2
2-15
2-
2
3-
2-19
Skiles
•••"'
4%%
Sivyer
1
2-19
3-
1
2-19
Southern
3-
6
6
5%
3-
3-
6
3-12
,
com.
8
2-
8
3-
1
2-9
3-
1
2-16.
3-15
3-
Railway
non-cum.
Co,,
non-cum.
Southwestern
—_
1
7-
1
6-15
*
1
9-14
'
1-2-52
12-14
4-
3-16
3-16
1
6-15
7-
1
10-
1
12-14
2
3-31
3-
3-31
3-
2
3-
1
2-
9
3-
1
2-
9
3-
1
2-
9
3-1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
2-28
2-10
3-
2-
7
4-
2
b
4-16
4-
2
V
3-
1
2-16
3-
1
2-16
3-26
3-
2
2-17
1-30
•'
;
2-15
1-31
3-
1
2-
9
3-
1
'2-
9
3-15
3-
1
3-15
2-15
2-
1-23
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Associated
:
Southwestern Public
Service
Service
Sparks-Withington Co.,
6%
preferred (quar.)
2- V
1-24
Speed
2- 1
1-15
Spencer
Queen
Shoe
Corp.
Corp.
3-20
3-10
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
4-
2
3-12
2-21
3-12
1-30
1-23
t
3-
2
2-10
4-
1
3-
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
2
3-15
2-26
3-15
2-26
4"
3-12
1
4-
2
1-
?
4-
2
1-
2
2-
1
1-19
3-10
2-20
{$1
3-15
2-15
{$1.12%
25c
3-15
2-15
2-23
2-12
3-
2-. 9
1
2-20
3-
3
2-13
3-
1
2-13
3-15
1
1-31
2-15
1-16
3-15
2-15
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
3-15
r-15
6-15
5-15
9-14
8-1 s»
Telephone—^
$1.37%
3-1
2-15
—
20c
3-15
3-
(quar.)___
28c
3-
2-21
(irreg.)—
20c
$1.50
(quar.)__—
Electric
1
$1
(increased)
(quar.)
Co.
common
(increased)
(irreg.)
—
'
9-14
1-2-52
5
$4
(quar.)—p
common
(
4-
2-19
15c
preferred• (quar.)t__——
preferred
$5.50
Southwestern
s—
"•
10-
3-10
{50c
t56'Ac
30c
25c
,
1
3-10
«.
3-12
3-12
9
2-
25c
25c
62'Ac
tfl
(quar.)—
(quar.).
,
class Aj_—_———
Development
non-cum.
•
—
6
4-1
4- 1
4- 1
(quar.)
——
Texas
5%
3-
1-25
$1
A
prelerred
(quar.)—.
Steel Castings Co._
:
Oil,
6%
preferred-——
3-
4- 1
1
4- 1
Ltd.*
<quar.)_
(quar.)—
pfd.
B
81'Ac
12'/2c
Gas, class
(quar.)
preferred
2-16
2-15
B
quar.)— _——.—
&
B
2-15
,
series
Signode Steel Strapping Co.,
1-22
1
3-
2-15
8
{25c
—
(reduced
Inc.
Oil
1
1
2-28
2-15
1
3-23
3-
{31'Ac
23c
40c
$1.12%
class A—
90c
(quar.)——
redeemable
South
50e
$2
3-15
3-
..
Servel, Inc., $4.50 preferred
3-15
2-
2-28
...
(quar.)
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—
75c
3-15
div.
.
9
3-26
,
2-15
3- 1
1
2-16
2-
2-
(quar.)
lO'Ac
4-
1
2-20
1
(quar.)_—.—
Corp.
Class
75c
(quar.)
3-
25c
—:——
Serrlck
$1.08%'
3-
3-
84c
—
Company
1-26
75c
—
1
1-31
1
50c
(initial auar.)___
2-
97'Ac
8
3-
25c
5%
—
2-
*
of New Hampshire—
Scythes & Co., Ltd., common—.—
5%
——
preferred (quar.)—
4-
2-13
35c
———
preferred
Service Co.
Ray-O-Vac
1-23
1
2-15
1
'
~
2-15
1
3-
Washington Insurance Co.—
1-23
10c
1
3-
50c
—_
—
2-17
10c
35c
1
.%;
America—
3-
2-
1-22
1
3-
$1
Co
2-
96'Ac
preferred
(quar.)
Packaging Materials Co.—
Mine Hill
Fuel
Co.
to
100%.
Pocahontas
2-
{25c
25c
'
the
Sayre
1
Midwest
,
proposes,
of
of
15,
1-23
1-31
1
1
9
'»•'<
'
stockholders to
board of di¬
if conditions
at the
declare a stock divi¬
meeting
May
2-
2-15
95c
quar.)
preferred (quar.)____—
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse—
Midland
on
warrant,
10c
participating preferred (quar.)
conv.
Participating
Metropolitan Edison—
Middlesex
held
3-
2-
9
2-
2-
5bc
2-
2-15
5c
——
———
Textile
$3.25
$1.25
$1.37'A
3-
2-21
2-
2-19
1-24
—
12'Ac
14c
y {50c
25c
v
2-19
y
2-15
1-17
3-15
9
2-23
3-15
2-15
3-
3-10
2-
2-13
1
3-
2
2-15
25.c
75c
12'Ac
Roos
Brothers, Inc.
(quar.)_
—
50c
Royal Crown Bottling, common (quar.)
12'Ac '
.5%
preferred (quar.)
——
12'Ac
Ruppert (Jacob), 4'A%
pid. (quar.)$1.12%
Ryan Aeronautical Co
———
10c,
Sagamore- Mfg. Co. dquar.) __i—_A__.—_
••
$2
St. Regis Paper Co., common (quar.)—
15c
4.40%
1st preferred series A <quar.)„__
$1.10
2-24
2-16
4-
1
2-10
3-15
2
3-15
5
5
——
(quar.)————
annual
the
be
Co.
$1.50
(quar.)__
A
Power
Macmihan
3-21
1-23
2-20
4-
2
■
$1.25
(quar.)
Lycns-Finance Service, 42c preferred
50c convertible preferred
(quar.)
56c
Oil
dend
1-31
3-13
A
12 Vac
Metal
1
1
2-28
2-15
3-14
'•
3-
(quar.)—
common
$1.75
$1.50
62V2C
6% 1st preferred (quar.)—
Products, 5% preferred (quar.)
Taylor,
2
2-
2
*
"
2-15
4-
(quar.)
50c
2nd
non-cum.
4-
Co.—
2-28
2-20
2-10
1
3-
(quar.)
Steel Co.—
rectors
2-15
common
preferred
Hotel,
Baltimore
Lord
I.),
(R.
Corp.
2-
1-23
:
2-23
(quar.)
5% pfd. (quar.)
1
15c
3-10
3-
'_
(quar.)———
2-
2-13
{2c
25c
10c
11'Ac
$1
Mercantile. Stores
15C
2-26
25c
McArthur Chemical Co., Ltd.,
a
2
3-15
Mines,
Co.
Electric Co.,
common
Plymouth
2
3-
60c
2-15
25
3-
1
stock twoannual meeting to be held
2-12
1-30
1
common
1
3-22
4-
9
3-
Corp.—
preferred A (accum.)
5'A%
preferred
(quar.)
5
4-
5c
3-
;
2-28
Corp.
time
{25c
10c
25c
2
1
2-
directors'
a
Circle
pref.
At
25c
$1.183A
Ltd.
3-
2-15
2-17
1-30
40c
$1.50
common—
5%
2-23
15c
3-
4-
3-20
1
9
2-
Pittsburgh
1-31
2-23
5
2-
2-
3-
(increased)—
; 25c
Pfaudler Company ,(increased quar.)—30c.
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co., com. (quar.) /V
50c
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)——
$1.12'A
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
:——
$1.12'A
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)—$1.12%
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)___ —
$1.12'A
$4 non-cum. 2nd pid. (quar.)
— V/
$1
$4 non-cum. 2nd pfd. (quar.)—
$1
$4 non-cum. 2nd pfd. (quar.)—$1
$4 non-cum. 2nd pfd. (quar.)——
$1
Perfect
2-15
3-12
2-
2-15
25c
37'Ac
90c
$1.10
|
2-15
1
$1.25
(resumed)—
—
3-
45c
"
2-15
,
3-1
2-10
9
-
2-15
3-
4
4-
5
2-15
2-15
5-
4-23
2
2-15
2-15
1
,
5-15
3-
1
1
4
3-
1
3-
3-
5-
3-15
1
1-31
25c
Co
Champagne
&
the
at
Preferred
$5
4%%
(year-end)
.
3-
2-20
35c
—_
4.35%
>
»
2-16
3-
2-14
1
3-
35%c
41'Ac
$1.20
————
Furnace
&
Fabrics
Marion
35o
Atlantic
Common
(quar.)—
common
1
2-15
.14c
{6'/2c
30c
y,
Company
Liberty
1
of
Extra
Great
Co.,
$1
*1
_
March
create
—_
$1
(quar.)
4-30
37'Ac
25c
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co., common20c
$3.65 preferred (quar.)__„————
91'Ac
$3.95 preferred (quar.)
——_j_
98%c
Photo Engravers & Electrotypers, Lid., (s-a) (
{75c
Extra
'-"{50c
Pick
(Albert) Co., Inc.——1_—_,
12'Ac
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., common (quar.)
—
50c
$4
preferred (quar.)———:—
$1
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (increased)
35c
3-
'
2-15
$1
$1.50
2-10
1
(stock
Philadelphia
Canada—_——
3.90%
Rubber,
(quar.)_
Co.— u
will
Co.
split the
to
Gold
9
$1
preferred
Grand
Leitch
2-
56'Ac
Co
2-15
pro¬
Industries
Extra
I_I™
5
April 10.
on
3-
37%c
Mfg.
a
on
Vegetable
Wines
Lansing
2-19
Lumber
(quar.)
Bennett
Goodyear Tire
$5
Plywood
16
A, (quar.)
Marshall-Wells
(quar.)
3-
9
r
Corp.———;
(John),
3-15
preferred
preferred
1-25
(quar.)
—;
Lakey Foundry & Machine Co.—,
Lane Bryant, Inc.
(quar.)
Lar.e-Wells
Co.
(quar.)
Labatt
20c
—"III
(Canada)—
(quar.)
{$1
Corp.
(quar.)__
75c
General Iron Works, 7% pfd. (accum. LI_II
$3.50
General Steel Castings. $6 pfd.
(accum.)$3
$2.25
Salle
Maclaren
American
Common
La
i5C
Co
Georgia-Pacific
2-
$1
(Conn.)-—
—
of Boston (from net
of
Stove
France
1
■
Series
Company
9
50c
Funds—
Company
4%
2-13
3-26
__
Gabriel
General
1
25c
(quar.)_
Corp.
Custodian
Bond Series
Gair
3-
{$1.50
Bridge
2-16
Extra
_
Extra
Fort
2-15
Canada, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Extra
2-14
3-10
Custodian Fund Series K-I
Keystone
La
for-one
15c
(quar.)
5
Parchment (quar.)—
Kentucky Utilities Co., common
4%%'
preferred (quar.)
Kerr-Addlscn Gold Mines, Ltd. (interim)—
2-10*
jsqc
Company
1
3-
(quar,)-—-————
$1.05
iciuar.)_
97 Vic
tquar.)_
—
—
933/4C
Utilities, common (quar.)30c
preferred
1
j50C
H.)
5%
3-
{$1.50
(M.
New
proposal
20c
Extra
2-
75c
Laughlin Steel Corp.—
common
(Initial)———
1-19
ioc
Fishman
Estate
1
3iy4C
9
■
2
5-15
dividend)yy.yiT10%
4% preferred (initial quar.)10c
Patchogue-Plymouth Mills
__2.——_—
$1
Paton Mfg. Co., Ltd., common—_
■
{20c
7% preferred (quar.)————s._
: {35c
Peck, Stow & Wilcox
——-——
20c
Peninsular
Metal
Products^-——y, 5c
Pepperell Mfg. Co. (quar.) _________——_
75c
&
2-
17'Ac
preferred (quar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Tarrant
9
Oil
j
3-15
3-
1-30
6
^
50c
common
2-
2-
—
Insurance
Johnson
2-15
$1.50
3-1
1-20
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Co. (N. Y.i
(s-a)———
& Johnson
(reduced)
dividend (Five shares for each 100
5'/2%
Jersey
25c
(quar.)
2-16
20c
3c
Co.
Service
Stockholders
(quar.)
2-16
1
2-10
.
Western
\
2
2
20c
————
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Corp. (Calif.)
(quar.)—
Insurance
Fire
3-
4-
—
2-17
1
3-
2-15
2-15
1
3-
—^
income)
Southern
65c
convertible
&
3.75%
3-
2-24
3-20
3-
Finance
Common
v
2-24
3-
preferred
preferred
Pacific
1
Co.,
Power
2-21
3-22
3-26
(quar.)___
Corp.—
Pacific
1
2-
3-10
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.90%
Iowa
proposal
RR
Works
Trust
Public
Iowa
5
1
2-
2-
1
,
April
on
Silver
Mutual
Investors
3-28
2-19
3-16*
•'
Investment
2-14
3-
held
be
to
International
2-20
3-21
2
posal to split the common stock two-for-
5
3-
Pacific
3-
Co.—
one.
5
2-26
1-20
Stockholders v/ill vote at the annual meet¬
5
12-
1
3-31
(quar.)—
10c
Co.
(quar.)—10c
Resistance
Salt
9-28
$4.50
2-15
Co.
International
three-for-one.
(quar.)____
Goods
Enterprises,
$1.25
on
stock
class
Kalamazoo
Federal
March
capital
Furnace,
Erie
Felt
held
split the
Furniture
International
12-28
$3.60
1
3-20
——————
1
3-
1
2-
Corp.—
Machines
8
6-
2-
2-15
30c
50c
(quar.)—_
(increased)—
Business
1
Tail
9
3-15
55c
Insurance
Life
Coal
2-19
2-
20c
—
(quar.)
preferred
State
Ben
2-15
Y.)—•
class A
Co._
3-
Controller &
Manufacturing Co.—
Stockholders will vote at the annual meet¬
ing
(N.
Co.
3- 8
50c
_____
3-
$2.20
2-15
(quar.)
2-
Electric
Electric
(quar.)__„
1
50c
■_
2-15
Otter
4-
1
30c
Co
Old
30c
4-
$1.50
_
2-15
7V2C
7%c
7v;, 50c
50c
31c
Co.
International
25c
(quar.)
50c
48%c
55c
1
{12»/2c
Quarterly
50c
!
:
Ohio
3-
(quar.)
Gasoline
Steel
Kalamazoo
__
1
2-15
(quar.)
b 4-
50c
(quar.)_—
Co.
Utilities
Mfg.
Inglewood
9
2-
under
.
Picher
Eaton
>
payment
preferred
2
2-
1
Kalamazoo
policy.
Hosiery Mills, class A
Durham
Eagle
;
dividend
new
3-
1
3-
10c
preferred A (quar.)
Duplan Corporation—
6
3-
1
Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Water Co.,
3-
25c
.
4%
4-
3-
Co.,
Sugar
.A
6
$8
45c
(quar.)—
Co.
Ltd
(increased)
Ohio Associated Telephone Co.—Oahu
"
1-31
1
3-
~
2-15
3-
3-10
$1
25c
(Seattle)
Co.
Insurance
Life
Natural Gas
1
2-15
-4-13
$1.50
(increased)
Y.)
(N.
Co.
—'
Extra
3-15
20%
,
iquar.)
Insurance
Northern
4-20
Co.
Hardart
praierred
6%
Northern
15c
voting common
preferred
3-10
3-28
9
2-
common
Indianapolis
6-28
9
3-
2-15
$1.25
Hotel
Barbizon,
Inc.
(quar.) __________$2"
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp. (annual)30c,
3-
3-
2
2-15
Horn
2-15
2
4-
1
2-28
{25c
___
4-
1
3-15
2-15
2-16
3-
2-28
5
2
3-
9
——
Glass
Pillot,
&
2-15
3-10
40c
(increased quar.)
3-
3.80%
2-
(quar.)
preference
<quar.)_____—
Light, 3.90% pfd. (quar.)
Co.,
F.)
<te
5%
1
3-15
3
2-13
5
3-15
3*-
2-15
3-
National
2-15
2-14
3-
2-16
1
3-15
2-28
5-
4-
3-
2-23
40c
2-28
1
2-10
3-15
3-10
preferred (quar.)
53Vac
preferred (quar.)——
—
47'Ac
Tile & Mfg. Co. (increased quar.)
15c
National Vulcanized Fibre Co.
(increased).
30c
Neiman-Marcus Co., 4'A%
preferred (quar.)
$1.06'A
New Britain Gas Light <quar.)_—40c
New Jersey Zinc Co. (increased)
75c
Newmarket Mfg. Co.
20c
Newport Electric Corp., common (quar.)—
* 50c
3%%
preferred (quar.)
93%c
N. Y., Chicago & St. Louis RR., 6'A- pid.—
This payment clears all arrears
$45
Co., new com.
Tea
1
35c
(quar.)
(initial quar.)—
2-16
3-
3-15
{15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
2-16
3-5
Co
common
Electric
Stock
(quar.)___
Inc.,
*
*
3-30
4'A%
2-15
2-15
{50c
_
Co.
Products,
$1.40 convertible preferred
2-15
2-16
Investments, Ltd.—
(accum.)
Co. (resumed)(quar.)——
Machinery
Standard
Starch
3-
$1.75
25c
65c
25c
(quar.)
pfd.
class A
2-20
3-10
{15c
2-28
1
2-16
75c
____
7%
Co.,
.
National
1
1
fG2ViC
Ltd
Steel,
60c
t
2-20
1
Canada,
of
2-16
50c
$1.50
Co. (quar.)_—
Heywood-Wakefield Co., common
—
5% preferred B (quar.)
_________s_:._
Hilton Hotels Corp.,
common
(quar.)——
4% convertible preference (quar.)—
2-15
$10
—>——
Corp.——-——
Chemical Co.
conv. pfd. (quar.)
Northern
Hershey Creamery
$1.25
_
Co.—
Products
&
2-16
3-
1
2-
$1
Biscuit
2-28
3-
3-
1
-i.
(quar.).
2-16
3-15
35c
:
Co.
2-28
3-
25c
(quar.)
Hudson
&
National
50c
i
Empire Co., com.
investment
Company, common....
preferred
Delaware
National
2-16
Co.—
(quar.)__
Co.,
Non-voting
3-15
2-
1
50c
2-16
2-28
25c
—
dividend
(J.
Henke
1-30
3-28
:.y
(quar.)
Hazel-Atlas
9-10
12-10
3-
{17Vic
2-28
50c
Chemical
Hartford
2-23
Vic
B__
Rubber
California-
Refractories
convertible
$2
3-15
6-15
—
—
preferred
Harshaw
3-14
9-15
common.—
(quar.)
Hart-Carter
Corp.—
class
Lead
National
$1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
6%
2
3-12
3-15
pfd.
conv.
__i
Common
50c
(quar.)
National
2-16
8c
Extra
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dansker Realty & Security
Class
A
(monthly)
2-16
2-28
(quar.)_—$1.12'/2
(quar.)
$1.06'A
of
Co.
Harbison-Walker
50c
A
2-28
25c
A
Extra
>
1
2-
.;
Co.,
Paper
OH
4%
Co.,
preferred
preferred
%
Hancock
2-10
2-15
50c
(auar.)
Ltd.,
Co.,
Watch
Hamilton
3-20
3-31
3-
87Vic
2-16
4.64% pfd. (quar.)
$1.16
Hajoca Corporation
(quar.)—_______
■
50c
Extra
_______;25c
Power
25c
(quar.)
2-28
^9c
Utilftfes "ZIIIIZ
Gulf
5
3-
Stock
75c
preferred
(quar.)
Drug
National
2-28
$1.75
(quar.)_ "
preferred
$7
preferred
Curtiss-Wright Corp.,
$2 class A (quar.)
$2
$4.20
3%%
Inc.,
Press,
Curtiss
Corp.,
Dairy
National
8c
Equipment
Railroad
5
$1
common
National
2-16
7c
Bond
2-16
2-16
2-28
14c
12c
Lie
1—-
2-28
2-28
2-20 '
1
4- 2
50c
35c
50c
70c
(quar.)—
Corp.
Aluminate
National
——.
(quar.)-—--.
A
2-20
1
3-
50c
59%c
50c
l5c
37'Ac
(quar.
1
33-
3"
$1.15
2-28
{15c
40c
{37Vic
{$1.25
$1.05
(quar.)
2-16
class
$2
8c
-—
Railroad
2-16
Payable of Rec.
55c
——
Murphy (G. C.) Company (quar.)_.
Muskegon Motor Specialties—
2-16
2-28
(quar.)
Inc.——————^—
TV,
18c
-
_______—
3-
2
2-28
2-28
—.___———
Light
&
Corp.
Wheel
Muntz
(quar.)
Power
6c
—:
—
Machinery
2
31'Ac
(quar.)
A
2-28
preferred
12c
3c
Equipment
4-
Continental
Copper & Steel Industries—
preferred
(quar.)
Motor
2-16
13c
________—
—
_____
4-
3-10
25c
62%c
,
2-16
13b
l°c
■
—————-—--—-
1
{30c
2-16
2-28
.
——
—
___
Merchandising
2
{$2
t$2
{$2
t$2
{50c
50c
50c
25c
:
Consolidated
■
'
_____
Stock
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
,■
Investing Company
(Toronto)—
Association
Life
<
3-2
3-
15c
25c
$1
17%c
——
Colorado
Confederation
Vy\
.
2
4-
15c
25c
40c
25c
$1.75
$1.75
35'/2c
12'/2c
2-28
8c
___________
4-
27'/2c
62'/2c
59c
15c
25c
75c
$1.12%
(s-a)
(s-a)
7% preferred
preferred
City Baking
Stock
_____________
Industrial
3-15
20c
Company
$2.50
1
137'/2c
——
2-16
6c
2-lo
Co. (quar.)
_
Engineering (quar.)
& Fibre Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Company
7%
3-
2-28
Paper
Chilton
50c
Building
2
Paper
Champion
Chiksan
5
2
Chambersburg
$4.50
2-
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Central
2
3-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
$2.50
2-28
Mississippi Power Co., 4.60% pfd. (quar.)—
Morris Paper Mills, com.
(increased quar.)_
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
—,
13c
Aviation'
4-
(quar.)
Light & Power Co., common
$1.10
$2.36
5
1:50c
Arizona
2-16
l°c
_______________
Automobile
2-
$$1.12Va
iquui.)
2-28
Minnesota
—
___
Industry Classes:
2-10
Food
Canadian
2- 9
7c
—
—
Priced
Railroad
Products, Ltd,—
convertible preferred (quar.)
2-23
%■y y
.
Stock
3-
{70c
150c
{30c
150c
—
.
2- 9
6%
v V'..
Bond
2
3-15
2-23
$10
Bond
$1.25
$1.27'/a
$1.37'A
" $1.50
Minneapolis Gas Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
$5.10 preferred (quar.)_______—
5'/2% preferred (quar.)—
—
$50
(resumed)
B
V.'.-.y
'
General
Food
preferred
Central
Funds:
3-
{37%c
{50c
$5
common
A—————
debentures
Institutional
2-15
1
3-10
{25c
___—---.———
—
Canaaian
4%%
2-16
2-26
$0.8264
—i————
Malting Co., Ltd
Canadian Cottons,
Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian
2-16
1
3-
RR.,
Western
&
debentures
Share
of Company
Holders
When
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
2-23
2- 9
Group Securities, Inc.—
6
Low
Canada
Extra
2-16
Bay
Common
$i pia. a tquar.)
torgings, ntu.—
&
Income
Green
Share
,
Fully Administered
L,tu.,
cu.,
2-28
3-
—2uc
___—-
riOuriug
Income
3-
Burroughs Adding Machine Co. (quar.)——
20c
Butler Brothers, common (irreg.)
—15c
4 % %
oreferr#»d (auar,)_
—.»!»' $1.12%
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co., Ltd
125c
Canaaa
2-28
conv. 2nd preferred
for redemption on
per
share plus this
3%%
Mills,
(Entire
12-28
3-15
Co.
Ltd.———
Fund,
Burlington
7
3-15
common
preferred
Name 0] Company
3-15
2-
(quar.20c
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)————————$1.25
Company,
$5
is-a>
———————
pipe Line
Buckeye
Share
6 7/10c
{37'Ac
^371/2C
dep. receipts—
Amer.
Packers Ltd., class A
Columbia
British
Payable of Ree.
Holders
When
Per
Holder•
When
Per
,
Ltd.,
British-Celanese,
•
Monday, February 5, 1951
.
(604)
Name of Company
;
.
.
t
1
2-28
2-
2
7
3-15
3-5
25c
3-
5
2-21
10c
2-28
2-15
*
J
!
Volume 173
Number 4983
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
45
(605)
*
Per
Name of
»
Squibb
$4
<
(E.
&
preferred
$4
$1.60
common
(quar.)
series
40c
Holders
3-12
Standard
Oil
common
Standard
Oil
4-16
American
4-16
3-
2-28
1
2-15
2-
to
split
the
Standard Oil
!
capital
Co.
stock
(Ohio),
3% %: preferred
Standard Paving &
A
Class
65c
3-10
2-14
3-13
2-
Standard
State
Products
Fuel
Sterling
Drug,
(quar.)__
50c
Swan-Finch
1_.
4 %
2nd
Syracuse
Talon,
Transit
Inc.
Texas
r
'
*
posal
the annual
•>
Thatcher
Thrifty
Tide
Drug
Water
1
3-20
3-
5
3-10
2-17
Lumber
Oil
$3.75
Biscuit
4.50%
Lines
S.
4'A%
U.
S.
U.
Steel
United
Universal
Inc.
Oil
Coal
Virginia
-
k
&
$5
Oil
(quar.)
com.
Common
Will
Lines,
3-
2-13
1
Co.
Iron
2-
1
1-22
3-
2
3-
Co.,
2-14
Bath
1
2-16
Bathurst
30c
3-20
2-23
Class
3-20
2-28
$1.01
com.
3-20
2-28
pfd.
(quar.)
1
2-15
3-
1
2-16
3-
1
2-16
2-23
1-25
3c
2-13
Bell
&
Gossett
3-
1
2-13
Bell
&
Howell
4-
1
3-17
3-
9
2-
9
Belleterre
Quebec
2-15
2-
8
Beneficial
Industrial
3-15
2-28
2-
12'Ac
3-31
3-15
50c
(quar.
(quar.)______
____
3-24
3-
common
3-24
50c^
9
3-
9
10c
—
2-28
2-14
2-28
2-14
3-
25c
2-28
9
being given in the
Per
5c
B
(quar.)
B
(quar.)__
Hamilton
for
share
per
Allis
11-
1
1
7-23
10-22
Institute,
Inc.
;
1
8-
1
7-23
25c
__
5-
25c
—
11-
1
10-22
:$1
:
2- 9
4-21
1-30
Steel
Cast
plus
this-dividend)
Company.—
(Louis)
Alloy
Steel
Co.
Portland
Aluminium,
Ltd.
Aluminum
Co.
(quar.)
1-31
2-15
American
Automobile
Insurance
— ___
prior
preferred
pfd.
(quar.)_
(accum.)
Shares
5
2-
3-
1
2-7
4-
2
9
3-15*
2-15
1-22
75c
4-
2
3-23
87'Ac
3-
1
2-15
50c
3-
1
2-15
5c
_
1
2-20
5c
___
(irreg,).—.
3-
3-
1
2-20
4c
2-20
2-
1
From net investment income.
American
Can
Co.
American
Chain
American
Chicle
(increased
&
Cable
Co.
quar.)
$1
Co
3-15
50c
(quar.)
50c
7
1-25*
3-
3-10
Third
ers
2-
1
1
2-20
37'Ac
3-
$1.18%
1
1
1
3-
1
2-
9
$3.50
3-
1
2-15
Collins
12'Ac
$1.0o'A
3-
3
2-15
Colonial
3-
3
2-15
410c
3-15
2-15
37'Ac
3-31
Class
A
Brooke
Hill
1-
2
1
2-
2-16
3-20
3-
A
common
2-15
1-31
3-
1
2-
5-
1
8-
1
7-14
11-
1
3-
1
3-
1
2-15
2-
2-
1-25
.
2-17
1
2-
3-
2
3-
2
2-
6
50c
3- 1
3-1
2-
5
2-
5
3-
1
2-
5
3-
1
2-
5
4-27
4-
9
6
9
9
7%
2
9
2-15
2-
2-
5
1-19
1-31
De
3-
9
Delnite
3-
2-
9
Dennison
share)
per
1-31
2-15
1-31
5.36%
preferred
series
F
33'Ac
t32'Ac
2-15
1-31
2-19
Iowa
Co.
&
share
Light
Co.
Kansas
0.005990
Light
of
common,
Power
Co.
Kansas
&
Gas
share
Co.
Kentucky
0.023561
Power
Coal
share
Co.
60c
&
common.
share
Class
,
will
be
made for fractional
American-Hawaiian
(initial
quar.)
Steamship
Co
Oil
Western
Common
com.
(quar.)
Ry.
ordinary
Carpenter
4%
2-15
1-31
75c
3-14
3-
1
4%
1-31
Paper
preferred
preferred
preferred
150c
1$1.12'A
4-
(increased quar.)
'quar.)
(quar.)
Carpenter Steel Co.
Co.,
2
3-15
Dickey
160c
2-22
1-30
2-28
12-29
4-16
3-19
7-16
6-18
60c
10-15
3-
5
9-17
2-20
4-20
Mfg.
2-19
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
4-
1
3-20
5- 1
4-16
10c
Inc.—
(quar.)
37'Ac
37'Ac
5-
1
4-16
25c
3-1
$37'Ac
2-28
50c
$1.12'A
2-20
2-
4-2
3-9
4-
3-9
—
;
(quar.);
—
—
$1.13
(quar.)___,—
50c
50c
Co.
2
2-15
"•
1-29
5
common
3-5
2-5
3-
1
2-20
3-15
2-23
93%c
4-2
3-15
f$1.20
7-16
7-13
(Toronto)—
(quar.)
25c
Co.*
1
2-13
3-
1
2-13
25c
$1 class A
3-
75c
2-28
t25c
2-15
1-31
93%c
(quar.)
3-15
3-
30c
(quar.)—
2-10
2-
8
1
1-31
25c
4- 2
3-12*
25c
common
2-28
2- 6*
2-20*
50c
2-15
1-15
$2
3-31
3-15
'■
$1.75
4- 2
3-16
$1.75
7- 2
6-15
$1.75
9-28
9-14
62'Ac
_
4-
2
3-16
50c
(quar.)—
4-
2
3-20
15c
4- 2
3-15
2-19
(quar.)
class A (quar.)__
1-22
2-20
2- 6
30c
Co,
4- 2
2-15
35c
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
12c
30c
_______
common
Electric
3-15
}50c
—
3-15
3-
3-31
3-20
2-
5
1-29
3-31
3-20
50c
10%
25c
——
—
(initial
Clay
s-a)
10%
—75c
Mfg
Inc.
—
2-
1
5
1-29
3-1
2-5
Dominion
(interim)-
(quar.)
Chemical
20c
2-15
2-
25c
2-28
2-16
t $ 1.2 5
Dravo
4%
preference
1
8-
1
7-20
Dresser
1
10-19
3%%
3-
8
2-23
Drewrys,
preferred
Ltd.
(U.
3-
1
2-15
2-15
1
Inc.
(quar.)—<
(stock
dividend)-—
common
(quar.)
Inc..
A.)
2-15
1-31
2-23
1-31
3-15
2-15
$1.25
2-28
2- 7
2-28
2- 7
"!21/a%
2-20
1- 2
35c
2-15
2-5
50c
common
(quar.)___
S.
3- 1
2-23
131.50
,tl2'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries,
1
f40c
(quar.)—
-
Corporation,
5-
3-
Ltd.—
—
Ltd.
Co.
■
—
-
u__
1-30
12-22
"*-'"$1.25
Co., Ltd.
Stores,
2-10 '
3- 7
25c
Corp.
Bridge
Dominion
Dow
6'%%
—
Oil
Extra
Extra
25c
.
ordinary
(quar.)—
Fields Co., common
Dominion k Anglo Investment Corp.,
5%
preferred
11-
50c
5
3-
10c
120c
t$l
2-3
3-
$1.50
(quar,)___
Extra
Dominguez
1-30
2-9
40c
Mills, Inc.—
Company, 6% preferred
Houses,
Dodge
1-16
2-15
1-31
56%c
(quar.)________—
Sugar Co.
(W. S.)
2-15
2-22
3- 1
2-15
$1
Distillers Co., Ltd.—
Amer. dep. receipt for
$1
:—
$1.25
—
Insurance
preferred
2-15
?-15
1
9
75c
common
(quar.)—
1
$1
(quar.)
$1.50
$1
______________
(quar.)
2-
dividend
3- 1
110c
com.
2-26
Diamond Match Co.
3-
110c
—_______
2-
2-15
America—
Douglas Aircraft Co.,
:
Co.,
B
1-20
2-15
3-10
dividend
Stock
1
50c
(quar.)
Raynolds,
120c
110c
(year-end.)—
Class
2-
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Harvester
&
•»
(quar.)_
iquar.)
Mfg.
&
-
1
__—_______
Mines, Ltd.——.—
Dobbs
125c
Common
5c
1-31
Lumber Co.
Common
inter¬
2-15
125c
——
Ltd—
Cos.,
Pacific
4%
Furniture
Foundry Ltd.,
(quar.)_.
Canadian
ests. )
American
A
&
Canadian
complete the pro rata distribution of all
securities in the portfolio.
(Cash pay¬
ments
Car
Canadian
will
3-20
2-15
115c
(quar.).
Permanent
Canadian
common,
action
A
2-15
J 10c
common
class
—
Power
common,
and
Wisconsin
Electric
This
—
Mortgage Corp.—
Increased quarterly
Canada Safeway Ltd., 4'A% preferred (quar.)
Canada
Vinegars, Ltd.
(quar.)_____,
Co.
of
(quar.)_
$1.30 pref. (quar.)—
Ltd.,
Fells, Ltd.,
participating
Canada
of
0.017131
share
of
Niagara
Mohawk
Power Ccrp.
(if and when received in
exchange
for
Niagara
Hudson
Power
Corp. common), 0.008002 share of West
Cement,
Canada
common,
City
0.015614
Light
Canada
share
common,
Iowa-Illlnois
common,
Power
0.005830
and
Co.,
(quar.)
Hosiery
Stock
1-31
0.004732
2-5
2-15
Industries,
Varnish,
(A.)
Gas
Devoe
*
1-31
1-31
Gas
Derby
Detroit
62'Ac
Co.—
1
2-15
share,
3-1
—_
Atlantic
Pinna
4-14
2-15
of
Cuban
2-15
Ltd.
33c
B
2-14
25c
(quar.)_
Davenport
2-15
27'Ac
Natural
2-28
preferred (quar,)
preferred (quar.)
31c
33'Ac
class
2-16
9c
class A
Cork
10c
(quar,)
(quar.)—
share
1
&
7%
7-
(quar.)—,—
(For each out-
3-20
3-
25c
& Seal, Ltd.
(auar.)
Forster, 8% preferred (quar.)
Cuban American Sugar Co.—
,
7% preferred (quar.)
4-
E
11.
1-23
3-31
50c
Co.
of
Life
$2 preferred
Crown
Crum
7-
C
to
2-15
(quar.)
Co., Ltd
(irreg.)
preferred
Inc.
15c
Service
Co.
Crown Cork Int'l Corp.,
7-27
D
13
8-1
87'Ac
| Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc.,
4-27
series
Feb.
5-1
9-1
Imperial Mills, Ltd. (increased)
Company, 3%% preferred (quar.)——
Creamery Package Mfg. Co. (special)
7-27
scries
before
6-1
Cosmos
150c
series
or
3-
Crane
preferred
on
140c
(initial)__
Can
&
prior
15c
62'Ac
Water
quar.)
common
Corp.,
Chemical
Corp.
Paint
$3
Coro,
(s-a)___—
Corp.,
Power
$50
1-31
(accum.)___
preferred
50c
________
Packing
at
2-15
Corp., $4.25 pfd.
Power
common
Co, (quar.)—
Corp., common (quar.)_
(being called for redemption
Electric
t30c
Semi-annual
Cook
:
—
Telephone Co., $5 pfd. (quar.)
Hampshire) —
preferred
$3.75
2-24
1-31
—20c
Co.,
Power Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Continental
150c
(accum,)___—_
(quar.)
Edmonton
New
4%
2-24
,
Corp.
common
Container
150c
—
pfd.
5
}50c
——
Co
Co.
6
2-
87'Ac
—
3-16
3-10
(New
Corp.
B
4.52%
2-26
25c
preference
1
3-10
2-15
partic. preference class A
Class
10-15
3-14
$1.05
A
3-16
4-
50c
Consolidated Laundries Corp.
Consumers Glass Co., Ltd
5
25c
25c
—
(quar.)_—
—
$1.25
$1.50
4-14
Concen¬
—
common.
Terminal
Mills
Consolidated
9
125c
—$1
B
15
3
25c
(quar.)__
B
Feb.
2-15
60c
(quar.)——_—
Class
preferred
1-12
125c
——
Class
Jackson
2-15
125c
*
&
1
(quar.)_______
Connecticut River Power, 6%
pfd. (quar.)_
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred (quar.)__
2-26
20c
common
Class
Biscuit,
1-25
3-10
15c
Mining
Co.,
Burry
2-10
125c
(quar.)—
preferred
California
2-28
tl2'Ac
(quar.)
—
Ltd., class
preference
on
Connecticut
2-15
4.50%
—
2-16
4-
$1,12'A
Consumers
——
preferred
&
Cone
2-15
1
(quar.)—
—
California
2-21
1
9
par)
2-9
1
preferred
National
3-
_______
Co.
Sullivan
&
Co.
California
2
3-1
Conduits
2-
(increased)—
Co._.
Extra
Calgary
4-
3-
5
Continental
Burlington Mills Corp.,
J
4% prefered (quar.)
&
2-
Gas
3-15
$2
3-1
3-
Iron—
preferred
2-23
;
Company
4.20%
5
50c
on
2-9
50c
20c
.
t'Ac
3-
7%
25c
class A
3-1
87'Ac
—
(monthly)
Ltd.
Commonwealth
Iron
Falls
Commoil,
Concord
3-
2-16
3-12
1-19
(quar.)
Carbon
1-31
25c
1
140c
Pictures
1-31
25c
(quar.)——
2-16
3-
3-31
3-9
(quar.)
quarterly
Columbian
—50c
5
(initial
Rubber
3%%
Columbia
3-15
10c
Brass Corp..;
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.
Hill
Increased
■„
10%
—
(quar.)
(E. & G.)
trating
3-15
15c
& Co., Inc.
3-12
2-15
(quar.)
Gas System, Inc.—
$1.50
___—
5-15
8-15
140c
convertible
1-25
60c
.—
Bearing Co
common
Brown
-v
2-15
1
1
$20c
&
2-15
$1.75*
—_—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
Fuel
2-15
$1
1
6-
4-1
(quar.)
Acceptance
50c
(increased).—
39-
60c
(quar.)
Aikman
2-16
2-15
1-15
20c
Co.
preferred
3-31
1
2-15
$1.12'A
com.__
;
&
3-15
3-31
2-13
62'Ac
■
______
J5c
J25c
class B
common
Roofing Co., Ltd.,
A
Quarterly
Quarterly
3-
*
6
3-12
50c
i.
(quar.)
Colorado
35c
6
$2
$1
—
common
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
(quar.)_
7
2-
$1.25
________
preferred
(quar.)__
Cockshutt Plow Co., Ltd. (increased
30c
Bowes Company, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Brantford Cordage Co., Ltd., cl. A (quar.)—
Class
A
2-
——81 %c
36-
2-27
12'Ac
2-
12'Ac
2-19
7-16
1
$1.25
(quar.)_____
preferred
3-13
3-
4-16
$1.25
guaranteed
Inc.,
3-31
45c
Co
Illuminating Co.,
(quar.)____.
Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
Chemical
2-13
■
3-13
25c
(monthly)
Columbia
——
(Sidney)
Roller
Brantford
2-15
preferred
made
Common
2-15
(s-a)__
3-15
3-31
5
25c
(quar.)
Foods,
Class
15c
common
Electric
guaranteed
35c
________——
com.
Corp
&
special
20c
.___.
1-29
3-30
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Inc.—
1
3-
2-15
$1.25
(quar.;
Electric
&
4'A%
2-15
50c
Oil
<
7%
Clorox
2-
75c
;
preferred
Clinton
2-19
3-1
1
RR.—
Extra
preferred
Electric
-
1
3-
5.30%
American
..
3-
Cleveland
2-10
2-15
$1.25
_
3-15
3-
75c
i
1
2-24
50c
Co.___,
Gas
Cleveland
4.40%
standing
of
$4.50
3-12
5.28%
be
0.007188
,
2-26
2-12
3-21
Cities Power & Light
liquidation distribution to stockhold¬
holder of record Dec.
,
5
Co.,
Aluminum &
Byron
2-21
Corp.—
Manufacturing Co._
Burns
1-19
50c
5
„30c
(accum.)
(quar.)
City Auto Stamping Co
City Products Corp. (quar.)
2-15
tsl
1-31
25c
preferred
1
A—
1-31
2-
2-15
20c
certificates
5% preferred (quar.)
Cities Service Co.
(quar.)
9
to
American
-
Blauner's
5%
2-15
Corp.,
Electric
Holdings
New
2-15
5%
2
2-15
19c
common
Corp.
3-
;———__—
.
2-1
3-
40e
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
5% preferred (quar.)
1
Ltd.
Loan
(quar.)
Steel
trust
Cotton
Copper
2-
2-
Common
Bower
1
1
Spinning Associates
Bush
Co.—
(quar.)_
20c
3-
125C
15c
preferred (quar.)__
Airlines, Inc., 3'A% pfd. (quar.)_
Business
2-16
25c
(quar.)
convertible
convertible
1
2-15
3-10
t75c
of
Beverage,
3-
30c
American
American
Birtman
Boss
3-
2-15
3-
7%
preferred (quar.)
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co., com.
6% preferred (quar.)_____
Binks Mfg. Co. (stock dividend)-^
Bohn
1
t$l"
(John) & Sons, Ltd.,
A (quar.)—
Company (quar.)
&
Eunker
6
50c
Canada, 4% pfd.
Mfg. Co. (irreg.),
Aluminum Industries, Inc.
(irreg.)
Amalgamated Leather Cos.—
Louis
Bertram
Fine
Buda
2-
50c
;
Co
Goods
American
preferred
Buck
67c
(quar.)—
Cement
Aluminum
4%
4-21
1
convertible
called
St.
1
Corp.—.
preferred
(entire
issue
redemption on Feb. 6 at $103
'
6%
2-
58-
25c
tquar.)_.——
AUeghcny-Ludium
Alpha
2-15
25c
1
Class
$4.50.
1-18
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Alexander
2-15
25c
,
A
<quar.)_
Class, B,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
_—
Corp. (quar.)
By-Products, class
Class
,
When
Share
F./ Inc.——
A
$3.25
Blumenthal
Company
Mines,
2-15
22'Ac
quar.)_
(quar.i
Lumber
4%
________—
Berkshire
Blair
3-
1
(quar.)__
45c
(quar.)____
Service,
(quar.)
Cincinnati
3-19
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
Bethlehem
______—
Co.,
stock
Chrysler
9
2-
—
Extra
Class
__________
—
2-
1
1
1",
3-16
(quar.)__i
(initial
$1.20
Co.
preferred
Common
Best
div-
stock.
(quar.)_
4y4%
7
5-15
3-
Chile
15c
2-19
5
2-28
5-31
2
(quar.) ________—
Aircraft Corp.
(quar.)_____—_______
Belding Heminway Co. (quar.)___
—
Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing
1
4c«
2-15
3-
Beech
3-
$2
■
2-13
2-28
Corp.
3-
preceding table.
Name of
Shoe
20c
-
Coke
&
S.)
15c
—
3-12
4-
preferred
50c
—___c—
1
convertible
(A.
4- 2
Quarterly
Ltd.—
—____________.
95c
Co.___
1-26
50c
Co.,
3-13
preferred series -A (quar.)
Chicago Yellow Cab Co., Inc
5c
:
(year-end)—.1
Mills, Inc., common
4%%
A
5c
(monthly)
Quarterly
_____
3-
2
t50c
Paper
Class
8c
(quar.)
50c
__
1
3-
22V2C
preferred
(entire issue
called for redemption on March 1 at $25
per share plus this dividend)
Beck
4-
25c
Corp...
&
3-30
40c
Chicago Mill &
10c
B
$1 .50
1
3-
Works
Co.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
1
t6c
quar.)
(monthly)
California
Power
A
Beaunit
9
3-
75c
,___
Iron
Class
2-
America—
Extra ';
3-15
$1.25
Co
its
2-
of
75c
(s-a)
on
2
$1
preferred—
(quar.)_
Co.
2-15
4-
1
25c
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Co.
2-15
3-
10c
(quar.)
—
6%
1
31 'Ac
$4
Co.
Oil
1
55c
$1.12'/a
com.
Public
1
3-
(quar.)_.
com.
Corp.
new
2-
3-31
5%
$1.25
common
Monthly
West
Co.,
1-22
2-28
Co
Common
$2
—
common
Co.,
Co.,
2-15
25c
(monthly)
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)__„
Chicago Corp., $3 conv, preferred (quar.)
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry. Co.^—
9
1
2-28
2-15
1
-
4-
9
1
3-15
3-
$1.25
Y.)
(N.
$1.18
2-
$1.50
common.
_____
(initial
Mills,
Mfg.
of
(quar.)_
Co.
25c
Building
Corporation
Ohlckasha
Ltd.—
Co.
(quar.)
Avondale
2
Mines,
Trust
(quar.)
Belt
1
3-
1-19
3-15
1
4-
1-19
2-10
1
3-
$1.75
2-10
150c
preferred
&
1-30
75c
$1,05
4-
3-
$1.75
—
.___—
3-12
2-10
$1.04
2-
Co.—
(accum.)
3-12
1
(quar.)
40c
—
RR.
(increased)
(increased quar.)
preferred
$1
(quar.)
Worsted
A
90c
Barcalo
3-
3-15
South
$1.50
(quar.)
common
(accum.)
Canteen
Common
2-13
4-
3-
1
1
4-
30c
_
Line
Corp.
Gold
2-13
25c
1
3-15
4-
30c
2-15
4-
preferred
Charis
Quarterly
2-28
20c
Chain
75c
Tack
2-28
we
give the dividends announced in previous
and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
announced this week, these
Class
preferred
$1.25
Candle
action
Class'
1st
12'Ac
s—___—
1-31
1-31
3- 1
75c
preferred
4.75%
1
1-12
$1.75
common
preferred (quar.)
Louisiana Electric
4.15%
9
1
$1.25
(quar.)
;
Telephone & Telegraph
Automatic
(quar.)
2-
3-
(quar.).
preferred
Aunor
Below
Alabama
$6
$1
com.
2-15
2-26
3-
(quar.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.,
Basin
Co.,
3-15
fl5c
preferred
1st
3-
quar.)
B
Inc.
Coal
Aerqquip
2nd
7%
3-15
10c
T.
7%
50c
(quar.)
common
Investment
Wyandotte
A.
preferred
2-15
(quar.)__
—
dends
1st
1
3-9
Vermont
4'A%
t$1.12'/2
(quar.)
Gas
6%
2
3-30
Central
2-26
3-
9
Soya
2-26
4-
2-
&
Central
3-15
3-15
3-10
Central
2-10
3-15
75c
75c
2-14
3-
30c
Atlas
1
3-
$1.25
6-15
45c
Central
12V2C
$.1.12'A
(quar.)
quar.)
5%
Illinois Light
2
2-10
2-15
(one share for each 7 held)
Hollywood
Monthly
9
15c
common
(quar.)
Dry Goods,
1
(quar.)_____
Co.,
Petroleum
weeks
$5
Stock dividend
2-
3-
2-15
3-1
(quar.)_
Ltd. (extra)
Bank
2-
preferred
$1.20
Associated
Hanover
3-
2-26
7-
•
6-26
12-31
1
Co.—
Co.,
Knitting Co.,
Foundry Co.,
3-
81'Ac
(quar.)
Atlantic Coast
4
5
3-15
2-23
common.
Aeronautical Corp.—
1
Company will consider later this year
Zeigler
1-19
2-20
7-
3-15
22'AC
Wright
,
1
3-10
Central
3-30
9
__z
(quar.).—
Corporation
idend
2-28
,
Tractor
Central
6-26
50c
3-
(quar.)
Extra
1
9
9
Celtic
2-15
5
15c
4-
Supply Co.
Paper
Woodward
3-
2-
(quar.)
Corp., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Refining Co., com. (quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
1—_
Oil
4-15
Co.__^__
Co.,
preferred
Woodlev
2-10
3-15
2
1-30
1
2-15
1-12
3-
Company—
preferred
25c
I
(resumed)
Co.,
2-10
&
Ashland
50c
(quar.)——
&',Baumer
Wilson
2-28
3-
Inc.—
(increased
Wisconsin
Edison
4.20%
25c
Co.
&
(initial
$15c
Corp., Ltd., common
4'A%
conv.
redeemable pref.
preferred
&
Central
Argus
2-28
3-27
40c
(quar.),
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—
Wickes
3-15
$1.12'A
Co.
Fixture
Chemical
Ahto
Whitaker
9
Inc.
Scott
M.)
Caterpillar
7-
20c
2-20
10%
common
Central
common
Cameras,
Associated
Co._____^____
Co.
preferred
.-3.80%
9
2-
35c
__T__
Snowdrift Co.,
&
End
2-
J17'Ac
Corp.
Motor
Showcase &
Western
1
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
Petroieum
Disinfecting
West
3-
3-10
2-
preferred
Iron
preferred
West
Argus
62'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Wesson
2-15
40c
Inc.
preferred
-5%
.
1
93%c
Oil
Steel
Electric
Weber
3-
12'Ac
(quar.)
Ltd.
Laboratories,
Waukesha
2-15
participating preferred
Argo Oil Corp. (quar.)
$1
Virg.nia
Warren
1
15c
common.,..
5 'A %convertible
$4.04
3-
(A.
3-
$2.25
2-20
a22'A%
preferred
70c
$3
Arkansas Natural
(quar.)
Corp.,
Vanadium-Alloys
-$5
Arden
2-15
$5
1
Universal
Archer-Daniels-Midland
2-15
at
(quar.)_
Co.
America,
(quar.)
Consolidated
-Special
2-15
1
Arizona
__________
(s-a)—
Corp.,
Steel
1
Pirie,
New
2-5
$1
(quar.)
3-
Co.,
2-23
3-3
a22'A%
dividend
(quar.)
I.) Company, common
preferred
(quar.)
7%
2-9
3-15
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
(J.
75c
—
Inc.
3-
Apr. 24.
on
Company (increased)
Printing & Lithograph Co.,
S.
(quar.)
Farms
3-3
Co.—
2-28
$1
two-for-one
(quar.)
common
A
Telephone
Anheuser-Busch,
pro-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
!
director's
a
Potash
S,
5%
U.
Co.,
A
deposit receipts A ordinary (final)
deposit receipts B ordinary (final)
4%%
Case
31V4C
—,
—
5c
(Calif.)
preferred
Class
(annual)
10c
stock
Co.
of
preferred
Anglo-Canadian
2-23
California—
Co.
4%
$1
^
on
Co.,
preferred A
United
U.
of
3-15
37'Ac
(quar.)__
(accum.)
5% pfd. (quar.)
Company, common (s-a)
$4.50 preferred
(s-a)
Ampal-American Palestine Trading Corp.—
2-16
50c
the
Co.
Co.
2
1
60c
Amoskeag
1
3-
1
2-
Castle
American Window Glass Co.,
1
50c
Associated
Union
pfd.
33-
3-24
3-
2-15
Share
Corp.
Carson,
3- 1
3-15
Co.—
(quar.)
$6
3-
4-14
3-15
$1
Co.
1
(quar.)
Tishman Realty & Construction,
Traux-Traer Coal Co. (quar.)
Union
Superpower,
1
(quar.)
Stores
Stove
American
.
1
15c
American
4-
Co.____
Mfg.
Foundries
3-23
10c
meeting to be held
Glass
Steel
3-
,50c
$1
2-15
50c
(quar.)
split
Refining
4-
iquar.)__
to
&
4-
Corp
Company
Smelting
Amer.
Carrier
Stock
3-15
Company
Carreras, Ltd.-—
1
,
t50c
Co
Stockholders will vote
2-20
When
Per
Name ol
2-14*
1
30c
9
25c
preferred
1
I
15c
Co.
33-
50c
_
15c
preferred
10c
_
Co
62 'Ac
(quar.)
6%
2 28*
Corp.—
(quar.)
Pulley
t50c
+
Inc:
Oil,
(monthly)
3-12
_
4-13
3-
93 %c
____
Sterling Motor Truck
•Stonega - Coke k Coal
Superior Tool & Die
75c
Amer.
Chemical
(quar.)
preferred
American
Co.___
Inc.
(quar.)_
Increased
(quar.)
Supply Co
Brewers,
B
&
Corp.
(quar.)__
American
American
_
Steiling
A
$4
8
two-for-one.
common
pfd.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.12'A
Products
Potash
Class
Materials, Ltd
Participating convertible preferred
Participating
;
Home
American
9
$1.50
___
(irreg.)
6%
American Metal Co., Ltd, (
4'A %
preferred
(quar.)
StocKholders will vote at the annual meet¬
ing tc be held on June 6 on a proposal
.
Leather,
1
When
Share
-
1
40c
,
_
,___
J.)
&
5-
California—
(N.
Hide
5-
25c
(initial)
Co.
(quar.);
(quar.)
-
Co. .of
Per
Name of Company
American
$1
(quar.)
preference
Forgings
Standard
•'
-
2-23
$1
___
A
When
Payable of Rec.
Cap & Seal Corp.—
convertible
New
Share
Sons,
(quar.;
preferred
Standard
*
Company
R.)
•
(quar.)
(quar.)__
4- 2
3-21
35c
3-15
93%c
3-15
3- 1
3- 1
35c
3-10
2-20
1
4G
Dun & Bradstreet,
4Vi%
Inc.,
prefeired
Extra
Street
Massachusetts
pfd.
Eastern
(quar.)
.*,..
Rubber
(quar.)
*******
2-
9
Institutional
3
1
Inter-Ocean
Inter-Ocean
Securities
3-24
3-14
International
3-22
3-
International
1
9
2-16
Intertype
2-20
2-13
Investment
3-
2-15
3-
1
6%
3-
1
2-
6-
1
5-11
3.30%
9-
1
8-10
Jantzen
12-
1
**
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
25c
50c
50c
(quar.)—
*.
(quar.)
Fsjardo Sugar Co. (quar.)
Falstaff Brewing Corp.
t
11-
3-
3
2-
3-
1
K.
2
1
3-10
quar.) ;*****
Stock
Corp.
$1.12Vi
25c
25c
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
First
Realty Corp. (Seattle)..*
—....
Firth Carpet Co., common (quar.)
_*;—
4%% preferred A (initial quar.)..*—:***.
Florida Power Corp., 4% preferred (quar,)**
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.).
FoTnnsbee
called
issue
$53
&
Foster
Life
Franklin
Fruehauf
Trailer
2-
1
2-28
2-14
Co.,
(Robert)
Co.,
(increased quar.)*.
—
6%
6%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—*.
preferred
(quar.)——,
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Gamewell
General Acceptance
preferred
$1
$1.50
——-
t
6%
Foods
Corp.,
General
Metals
Ccrp.
2-15
7%
2nd
General
2-20
Portland
Girdler
2-20
5-18
9
9-10
Common
8-20
11-19
7%
Lanett
1
Salt
2-15
1-25
Life
2-15
1-31
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.
3-
1
2-
50c
3-
9
2-16
9'
Link
5-
1
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
3-
1
2-15
2-15
1-18
5
Class
2-14
Class
1
A
2-
1
1
2-23
2-
3-15
3-
5
5%
2-
2-28
25c
25c
$1
2-15
5%
3-31
3-
2
Macwhyte
Mallory
Watch
Co.
Maltine
Co.
3-12
2-16
Manhattan
Preferred
Hart,
(s-a)
(M.
$4.25
Inc.,
A.)
&
Marx...*.:
Bakeries
Hawaiian
Pineapple
Co.
____
1
8-
1
Masawippi
2-15
1-30
1
2-
5
7%
2-15
2-
5
McCord
3-15
3-
2
15c
3-16
3-
3
5-
4-16
5%
preferred
B
Holt
(Charles E.)
Company
class
non-cum.
(quar.)
Common
Mead
(Increased
Hormel
6%
(George
A.)
preferred
A
&
...
2-15
4V4 %
40c
2-15
1-20
4%
3-
2-20
2
Company,
common*
(quar.)**
preferred
Howe
Sound
2-15
1-25
5-15
4-25
3-
1
2-15
Micromatic
3-
1
2-20
Hudson
Hudson
Co.,
Bay
Motor
Special
Humble
Humphreys
6%
Huron
Huston
&
Car
Smelting Co..
&
Co.
Ltd.**
Erie
(Tom)
Co..
1
Minneapolis
3-
1
Minneapolis-Moline,
2-
2-
1
$1.50
convertible
1-27
$5.50
1st
62V2c
2-15
2-15
1-27
5614c
4-
2
3-12
3-
1
2-
3-
1
2-
9
9
Gas
Missouri-Kansas
Class
S.)
Pipe
&
(quar.)
Mortgage Corp.
Co.
Hydraulic Press Mfg Co.—<
6% convertible preferred
Idaho Power Co., common
(increased)
(quar.)
Chemical
Monsanto
2-28
3-12
2-
9
3-
5
2-
25c
3-
5
$3
participating preferred
8
Moore-McCormack
2-
8
2-
8
3-31
3-20
3-31
3-20
$1.50
4-
3-15
30c
2
2-15
2-
3-
2-16
5
Common
Mosinee
3714c
433
1
2-20
]
1-25
Lines,
1-31
Chemical
40c
3-
2
2-
3-
1
Mills Co
Paper
Motor
Finance
Motor
Products
(quar.t
Corp.
Corp.
(quar.)
3-
Electrical
1
Co.
(quar.)
Mullins
Mfg.
Corp.
(quar.)
3-
9
2-26
2-
5
5c
2
Insurance
2-
1
2-
2
3-12
4-
1
3-29
4%
Stock
22-
2-15
1-29
2-15
1-29
2-15
25C
2-15
2-
2-26
5
Central
3-10
2-21
2
2-
3-
1
2-14
4V2 %
2-28
2-
9
O'Brien
4-
3-20
2-15
2-
2-26
2-
5
2-26
2-
5
2-26
2-
5
2-26
2-
5
2-26
2-
7-
1
3-30
3-
5
3-
5
2-14
62 Vic
3-30
3-15
4-
2
3-19
$50y4c
3-
1
2-
1
40c
3-
1
2-
2
3-
1
2-
2
2
1-31
1-31
2-
5
2-26
2-
5
2-
5
2-26
3-
1
2-14
"12 Vic
3-
5
3-
3-
1
2-20
3-
9
2- 7
1-17
2-26
2-20
25c
2-15
1-19
Co.
Co.
(quar.i—*
(Hartford).
$1
—
3-
1
2-15
$1
(quar.)
3-
1
2-15
2-26
2-10
20c
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
$1.31V4
3-
1
2-15
4-
1
3-22
20c
3-10
2-13
1
4-10
—
*
—
Cement
Co.—
(quar.)—_
common
series
A
(quar.)
33 %c
———
Mines, Ltd
$5c
——
Natural
Inc.,
2-
2
2-22
3-
1
1-29
50c
Co.,
com.
1
2-15
6-
1
5-15
—-
50c
2-15
1-31
50.59375
2-15
1-31
2-
9
1-16
3-
5
2-16
$1
3-31
3-21
25c
:—
______
9
20c
—
2-
35c
(quar.)
3-31
3-15
$1.12 Vi
20c
3-12
3-~9
3-31
20c
■
2-16
2-15
3-10
2-28
3-
2-15
1
3-15
2-28
1-26
2-15
1-30
(quar.)*
3lVzC
2-15
1-30
2-15
1-30
40c
3-16
3-16
2-23
2
3-15
2-
1
2-15
3-15
3-
37 Vic
2-15
1-31
34%C
Inc. (extra) —
1st pfd. (quar.) _
1st
2-15
1-31
1-31
1
1-30
3
31»/4C
2-15
31 Vic
2-15
1-31
31 Vic
2-15
1-31
30c
2-15
1-31
2-23
2c
3-15
1
2-23
10c
——
u%
1-15
$1
preferred (quar.)
5%
1st preferred (quar.)
5% redeemable 1st preferred (quar.)
5%
redeemable preferred A (quar.)_*——
4.80%
redeemable preferred
(quar.)
Pacific
Lighting Corp.
(quar.)—
,*
Pacific Mills
(quar.)
Pan American Petroleum & Transport Co.—
5'/2%
4-
1
3oc
—
—
Pacific Gas & Electric,
1-15
2-15
$1.12 Vi
preferred (quar.)—
Marine & Mfg. Co.—
2-15
1
$$1.75
*
Investors,
3-
$$1
Ltd., common—
(quar.)
Glass
1-16
35c
common—
American
6
3-
(quar.) —
A
preferred (quar.)
Ontario Steel Products Co.,
Owens-Illinois
2-
3-10
2
56 Vic
(quar.)__
4Vz%
preferred
7
4-
56 Vic
A
(quar.)
Gas
3-
$$1.75
(quar.)—
common
5-
$25c
—
(increased)—
Company
preferred A
Pacific
5
3-12
35c
$1.12V2
(quar.)
Outboard
1
2-
60c
(s-a)
——*_—
(increased quar.)
B
4 Va %
1
$1
75c
———-—■——
preferred
7%
5
2-26
50c
preferred A
Omar,
5
2-
9
(irreg.)Industries, common
4%
2-
2-26
14c
—
(quar.)
*—
National Corp., class A (irreg.)*—
Olm
5
2-26
3-10
Gas
preferred
Class
2-
3-10
Ohrbach's, Inc., $2.25 preferied
Old
2-26
2-
Public Service, com.
Gold
$2.25
5
25C
Phavmacal Co.,
4:i4%
5
2-
30C
Bancorporation
Oklahoma
2-
Oswego Falls Corp.
3-
5
2-26
2-26
Co.—
Liberties
Oil
Ohio
2-17
2-27
$1.62 Vi
5
25c
Ggilvie Flour Mills, Lid.,
7% preferred (quar.)
1
8-
2-15
2-
50c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Norwich
2
3-30
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar. 1
(quar.)
Northwestern States Portland
roV\c/o
3-
2-15
5
2-26
11c
preferred
preferred
4 Vz %
25c
37 %c
2-
Oil
Car
Texas
Northwestern
1
2-15
2-
5
2-26
Co.
preferred
preferred
preferred (s-ai
1
1
Ry. Co.
prior
$2
2-15
3-
2-
8c
*
_*,—,
Water
Northwest
2-15
3-
1
5
2-26
;
8c
*——*—
Western
&
Northern
2-5
3-15
Equipment
Insurance
$4
5
2-15
25c
$3
2-
14c
:
Northeastern
1
40c
5
2-26
7c
!——
Northeastern
1
3-12
2
2-
12c
***.—*********—*—
*********—*********—-
—.—__„*_**
American
North
1
2-15
$1
3-
5
2-26
5c
—i—.—
,r*—
adjusted
North
2-
2-
9c
;*•——
—
Utility
Norfolk
3-15
2-
2-26
12c
News Shipbuilding & Dry DockNiagara Share Corp. (quar.)—_*_———
Nopco Chemical Co., $4 pfd. (quar.)*—*—
3-20
12'/2C
2-15
5
15c
12c
—
Newport
2-23
62>/2C
$4
2-
13c
6
3-
5
2-26
10c
:
Tobacco *_—
1
3-
2-
18c
6
$25c
5
2-26
10c
^2-
T '
'
5
2-
15c
—:
Bonds
Government
1
2-
2-26
7C
—
2-26
15c
——
—————
2-
1
50c
(quar.)_
62Vic
4-
2-10
1-31
75c
3-
2-10
1
37
2-
1
(quar.)
Vic
3-15
3-
40c
2-20
1-15
20c
2-28
2-14
H
25c
2-28
2-10
50c
2-15
2-
5
Panhandle
Eastern
Common
2-28
2-10
2-28
2-10
40c
Pipe
Line
(quar.)
4-
2
3-15
2-15
1-19
50c
2-15
2-
1
2-
1-
9
50c
(quar.)
Producing &
Panhandle
Park
&
—
1
9
16 c
2-23
2-
2-
5
1-23
62'2 c
3-
1
2-20
1
2-15
2-
15c
3-
1
2-
1
31 Vic
3-
1
2-
1
25c
3-14
3-
1
10c
2-15
1-26
25c
2-15
2-
5
33c
2-15
2-
5
$75c
2-15
1-15
83ic
(quar.)
Peabody Coal Co., com. (increased quar.)_
5%
prior preferred
(quar.)
—
Peerless Cement Corp
Peninsular Grinding Wheel Co. (increased)*
Telephone
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.32
Penman's
3-15
75c
(quar.)
Rust-Proof Co.
Parkview Drugs. Inc. (Kansas City)—
$1
2-23
1
4-
Refining Co.—
Distillers Corp.
partic pref.
$1
—
Parker
25c
3-15
._*_*
w-i**—.
Tilford
9
Co.-—
—
preferred
4%
Peninsular
1c
75c
SI
Increased
2-15
4c
Diablo
Extra
1
.
—
—
2-
2-19
3-
(quar.)
Inc.
3- 9
4-
2-15
1$1.25
quar.)
(increased
3- 9
1
18c
Fund
*—
2-15
Morrison-Knudsen Co., Inc.
3*10:
1
4-
93 %C
—
15c
Moody's Investors Service—
$$l
1-19
4-
42 Vic
(quar.)—
Building Supply
2-10
(quar.)
Co.
2-28
3-10
2-15
$1.12 Vi
$1.12 Vi
(quar.i
& Gas, common
(quar.)—
r
Stock
Bank
2
40c
Ltd
3-10
Mount
(quar.)
(quarj.
__
2-
$1.37 V2
Calculating Machine Co.
Monroe
2-15
—
2-14
Line Co
Co.,
1
*
3-15
——
(J.
3-
preferred
non-cum.
Inc.—
y3- 2
26 V4C
B
Mitchell
$2.50
Co.—.
$5
,
Automobile
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
2-13
2-15
1
37 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
$1.50
common
2-10
3-
10c
(increased
com.
9
2
12c
2-23
25c
:
(increased)
Co.
75c
$1
(quar.)
Peanut
2-
3-29
preferred
30c
™
Mfg.
2-23
25c
(quar. I
Refining Co
preferred
&
*
(quar.)
*
Oil
convertible
9
2-
3-
12c
3-12
(Increased)
Co.
2-
2-19
2
10c
1
Refineries, Inc.—
5614c
(Increased)
common
Mining
(quar.)
Corp.
2-19
50c
(quar.)*——*—
2-
1
3-23
50c
Telephone
Hone
$5c
Ltd.
3-
$1.06'/4
1-25
$1.0614
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
412%
Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Abrasive
2
2-16
25c
2-15
37 Vic
(quar.)
414%
_____
(quar.)**
Mid-West
2-
2-28
40c
1
.
1
Bond Series—*****——
Pacific Coast Investment Fund—
50c
2-15
2
3-
Corporate
$1.75
(quar.)__
3-
2-
75c
——
Co—*
2-23
3-15
150c
preferred—*
2nd
5
Industry
Agricultural
—
*
common^
common
convertible
Meadville
2-15'
2-15
$1.50
pfd.
Howard
Corp., $2.25
Corp., common
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
2
3-
Shares
Diversifed Preferred Stock Fund—
50c
50c
2-26
6
Diversified.
35c
*
;_***
Mines,
2-
3-15
Investment
Diversified
1
30C
(quar.)*_
Mercantile Stores, 7%
preferred (quar.),—
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—
6'/2%
preferred (entire issue called for
redemption on March 1
at $110
per
share
plus this dividend)—
——
Metropolitan Brick, Inc.*
—
Mickelberry's Food Products—
25c
*
1
2-
$2.50
—_**_
;
Corp.
50c
Koudaille-Hershey
Stores
Aircraft
$1.0614
quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Hooper Chemical Corp
2-
1
25c
_____
(quar.)—____—:
Corporation,
2
$1.50
$4.25
1
3-
$2.50
__
—
Insurance
(s-a)
2-15
10c
(initial!
(quar.)_.
Stocks,
York
3-
$1.25
Corp.,
Porcupine
Mclntyre
3-i2
Electrochemical
Hooker
—
(increased)
Mid-West
(quar.)*—*
A
preferred
McDonnell
(Henry) & Co., Inc.—
$1
.
25c
(quar.)*
3^4%
35c
25c
(quar.).***
$4.50
1-31
25c
*
53V'«c
(quar.)*
4-14
$25c
&3VPc
preferred
Kershey Chocolate Corp., common
414% preferred series A (quar.)
41/4 %
preferred A (quar.)
Hrres
Chemical
preferred
preferred
preferred
Railroad
(accum. i_
(quar.)
Corporation, common
60c
$1.0614
40c
$1.25
1
25c
Ltd
Co.,
60c
(quar.)_
State Electric
Y.
4V'2%
2-20
preferred
$2.50
Products Corp.—
Steel
Valley RR.
Mathieson
2-15
3-
1
N.
3-10
(s-a)
(quar.)**
5-
Massey-Harris
(quar.)—
Co.,
$1.00
30c
(quar.—*
Co.*
Hercules Powder Co.,
6%
Co.
2-
Casualty
Dock
25c
common
1
*
Hercules
Shirt
Corp.,
1
3-
Air
York
12 Vic
pfd.
5%
1
3-
York
New
3-10
*
9-
25c
(irreg.).
common
(quar.).
New
1
2-15
5-
7
2-
2-28
*—
Railroad
(quar.)
RR,,
$$1.25
(quar.)—
1
2-15
Brake
4-16
2-
1
2-28
3-
3-15
Mines,
2-20
(quar.)
6-
1
5-
2-13
3-15
20c
2-15
>**_
3-
$2.50
Company,
preferred
Schaffner
(quar.)..
—
Hathaway
^
common
Calumet
1
(increased)
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
Massachusetts Bonding &
25c
—
New
3-
5%.
1
$$1.25
(quar.)
1
2-15
2-23
25c
—
2-15
pfd. (quar.)
preferred
5
3-15
3-
__
RR.
5
2-
3 7 Vic
Co.
Mur
1
& Co. (quar.)—
(quar.)*—
(P.
6-11
$30c
Amsterdam
3-
R.)
3-12
15c
___*
(quar.)**...*
New
25c
*
i
Central
6-30
$40c
Nestle-Le
2-15
—*
42 Vic
__*
2-13
Ltd.—
Co.
Marathon
*
Company
Kandmacher-Vogel,
Hanna
Inc.
3-30
2-
3-12
——
Co., 5%
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
Public
Corporation (quar.)*.—
M & M Woodworking Co.
(quar.)
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co. (quar.)
1-31
1
$2.40
2-
1
2-
2-15
$5c
1-31
2-15
1
3-
2-15
50c
Neptune Meter Co., new common
2-20
2-24
2
2-20
3-15
47 Vic
Co
common
Machinery
(quar.)
*****
Co.
Steel
$1.25
3-
Brothers,
5
3-15
37 Vic
53V«c
Ltd., 5% pfd.
(quar.)
(William),
Neisncr
3-
$$1.20
—
——
Merchandising
Lynch
2-21
2-15
Neilson
9
—
Nashville
$1.25
Cotton, Ltd., com. (increased quar.)
preferred
Hamilton
(s-a)
&
Corp.,
9
4-
3-15
(quar.)
pfd.
Cotton
Steam
Cement
3-20
2-
7-31
3-31
(quar.)
preferred
414 %
8-15
25c
Ltd.—
(accum.)
3.80%
Co.,
'87 V2 c
J40c
Hallicrafters
Hamilton
Tea
50c
1
3-21
$40c
,_**.—
National
50c
Co.,
& Dock
75c
(quar.)_____
3-12
9
_____
non-cumulative
Maine
Quarterly
Co.
1
2-
Transit Lines (quar.)*****.—_
Henderson & St. Louis Ry. Co.—•
Lukens
1-26
$75c
*
*
4-
5-15
(quar.)
class A
(quar.)
Co.
4-30
62 Vic
62 Vic
Co.,
Pipe
Sev/er
Y-
1-31
C-vpsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
Water
Tank
convertible
$2.40
2-28
(quar.)
Lucky Stores,
2-15
60c
...
*___
Quarterly
Quarterly
National
2-28
Angeles
Louisville
2-19
5
56Vic
(quar.)—
—*
Underwriters, Inc.
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co. (quar.)___
Great Lakes Towing Co., (extra).
Great Northern Railway, non-com. preferred
Great West Coal Co., Ltd, (s-a)
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR. Co.
$5 preferred (quar.)
—
$5 preferred (quar.)
Hackensack
National
2-16
50c
—
Gas
Common
2-15
25c
*
9
4-10
SI
(quar.)*—
Co. (increased quar.)
Inc.
Lorain Coal
2
25c
:
Corp
3-
1
3-10
1
i
Cooker Co.
Pressure
25c
common
(quar,)*..
Star
Lone
$1.10
—
(increased)...
preferred
Oil
1
5-
Railroad-
(quar.)
B
Loblaw,
1
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.
Gulf
4-
'
Corp.,
Groceterias
Loblaw
3-
Los
v
National
65c
.
Special stock (quar.)
$4.30 original stock
2-28
50c
50c
15c
.
(quar.)
preferred
Miami
3-15
$2
Life
8
$1
_*_
*
3V2%
Little
3-20
1
(quar.)
Carbonic
Liquid
2-15
4-
Co.
(quar.)
Extra
1-17
2-28
Belt
Louisville,
American
2-
50c
Chemical Co.—
Lindsay Light &
Lionel Corporation
5-15
2-15
Savers
2-23
$2.25
5
1
3oc
(initial)...
Corp..——._*.*****
.**»'
25c
3-15
Great
5%
3-
3-
37V2C
—
Type
&
(quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-20
3-23
(quar.)
preferred
25c
Trust Fund Shares
84%c
(quar.)
Co
5%
120c
(quar.)
Lexington
3-
Mfg.
Co.
5-10
3-22
-Gray
1
Co.
40c
5-25
3-
Co.
5%
3-
50c
(quar.)
60c
50c
(s-a—...
(quar.)
3-16
3-15
$1
(quar,).*...
Portland Cement Co.
30c
Co.
1-31
3-30
140c
L
& Sens Co.
(James)
25c
Steel
2-15
$$1.75
Dye
&
Inc
Fabrics,
Government
City
2-19
62 Vic
New
—
2-15
Union
1
Paper
50c
*****
Lehigh
5
2-
2-
Granite
2-15
3-
3-15
31V4C
_*_;
_*_*,
(quar.i
Bleachery
3-
Grand
3-10
25c
4-16
1-26
2-14
******
Co.
50c
Oats
3-10
3"
12 Vic
Y.)
3-15
Castings Co.—
& Steel
Irregular
3-31
Lees
—*
Insur.
3-15
2
National
2-10
2-14
5
2-15
(N.
2
4-
(quar.)
Malleable
National
10c
3-15
2-
2-15
$1
Bank
...
common.—_—
25c
$1.75
Co
Employees
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
2-14
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Corp., common..
;**
Goodall Rubber Co. (quar.)*—
Goodall-Sanford, Inc., 4% pfd. (quar.)..
Gossard
(H. W.)
Company...
National
$1.12Vi
Corp.
preferred (quarj
2-14
Co..
Lea
American
Grace
—*
5
(s-ai_____—
;
3-15
1
(quar.;—
2-
(quar.)—
(increased)—.
Corp.
2
1
Inc.
2-15
•
Cement
4-
3-
Mfg.
10c
—
1
20c
A
Linen
3-
10c
5%
Leslie
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Service
class
5%
40c
convertible preferred (quar.).
Lafayette Nat'l Bank of Bklyn. In N. Y. (s-a)
Lake of the Woods Milling Co., Ltd.—
12-10
*_*__.
Globe
La
6-
(quar.)
preferred
Giant
Kysor Heater Co
L'Aiglon Apparel,
1-27
5
Outdoor
preferred
6%
2-15
3-10
$1.50
$1.50.
General Paint Corp.
(quar.———
25c
General Plywood Corp.. 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
— 25c
General Public Utilities Corp.....
<"
30c
General Steel Wares, Ltd., common.
$25c
Gerity-Michigan Corp.
(resumed)
—
10c
6%
2
6-
4V2%
7
2-
2-14
$1.75
2-15
3-10
1
9-
Common
2-28
3-10
2-15
2-28
75c
(quar.)_l_
1
Plante-Choate
4-
3-
National
7
3-
3-29
$1.50
1
3-
2-16
1
50c
(quar.)
2-10
3-
3-15
2
1
8c
(quar.)
Company
preferred
2
7-
15c
—...
(quar.)
Kress (S. H.)
Company
(increased)*—__*
Kroger Company, new com. (Initial quar.).
2
4-
3-
10-
60c
2-25
1
3-
5c
2-
Inc., 3%% pld, (quar,).*—
Advertising Co., common^.
General M.lls,
Fund
Creamery Co., 60c pfd.
3-
(quar.)
$15c
75c
*
.__*_.
preferred
$37 Vic
S1.12Vi
(quar.i
$15c
4-
1st
3-15
2
$15c
2-26
6%
7-21
10-20
8-
4-
tl5c
(quar.)*
common
(quar.)
$1.25
1-15
1
10-30
5c
Ltd.,
(quar.)—
37V2c
2-15
4-21
1
5-
A
Nazareth
1
Co.—
A
Naumkeag
3-
9
2-
•
class
2-13
2-15
2-10
CO
$12 Vic
class
3- 9
S.)
2-10
$1.18%
1
6Cc
25c
—_
common
3-15
2
40c
2-15
preferred A (s-a)
General
3-26
1
(S.
1
3-
—
*
National Gypsum Co., $4.50 pfd.
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—
9
2-26
4-
preference
$1.50
1-31
2-
5
2
Finance Corp.
General
3-
35c
;_**
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-15
Inc., common (quar.)— .
(quar.)
.-_*
preferred
*__.
.*___
(quar.)
2-21
4-
Kresge
2-10
3-
5c
3-
8
3-10
$1.06
■
—
_*•—
40c
25c
37 Vic
General Cigar Co.,
7%
2-
25c
Machine
Welding
National Grocers Co.,
3-26
2-15
4
(quar.).
Bottlers, Inc.
3-15
25c
Works _____—***
Lanston Monotype Machine Co.
(quar.).
Laura Secord Candy Shops, Ltd.
(quar.)
Lawyers Title Insurance Corp. (Va.) (extra)
(quar.)
4-16
10c
Knickerbocker
1
2-
2-15
4-18
3-15
40c
.__*
—
Corp.—
preferred
General
—**-!——
(quar.)—__——
Company
3-15
4-16
$25c
Co.
& Co., Inc.
Corp.
75c
56Vic
$1.25
50c
$1
25c
15c
30c
30c
30c
30c
25c
>
com.
3-
4-16
5%
(stock div.)*
County Lighting Co. (quar.)
(G. R.), Inc., common (quar.)—*
$5 prior preferred (quar.).
______—
Kirsch Company, $1.50 preferred (quar.)
$2.50
**■
(quar.)
common
Quarterly
Quarterly
1
3-15
35c
Kimberly
1
(s-a):
5c
$1
(quar.)
& Wire
(Walter)
I
5-
Cleveland
oi
Electric
Kings
2-19
$0.44444
12Vic
(quar.)—
Co.
(quar.)____.
Steel
3-
—
National
8*
2-
1
Kinney
(quar.)——_—....
(quar.)
Oil
A
Knudsen
0%
<
2-15
Kidde
Co,—
Insurance
preferred
Fullerton
Coir
1
Simon.
Freeport Sulphur Co.
4%
2-
annually —*—.**—.—...
4Vi% pfd. (quar.)
Increased
Frankhn
2-15
at
19
preferred (s-a)_
$5 non-cumulative
Class
Keystone
3-15
Limited
1-15
2-15
3-
95c
Co., common (quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)
5.60%
1
Co.—
Investment
Foundation
2-
Entire
Feb,
on
2-15'
2-15'
1
2-15
50c
—**_____„
redemption
for
3-
1-31
32'/2C
(quar.)
Keyes Fibre
$1.22Vi
$1.15
share plus this dividend
Kleiser Co.
(quar.)
per
2-16
y3- 2
5
2-
1
2-10
35c
(quar. I—1—*
Kayser
1-31
6*
10c
(irreg.)*
Corp.
Cylinder Gas Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_„
4 34%
preferred
(quar.)_**_—
——
National Drug & Chemical Co.
of Canada,
National
(Julius) 81 Company
Kelvinator of Canada, Ltd
$1
._„**_*»
preferred.
$2.50
Stores,
Kawneer
2-15
3-12
$1.18%
(increased).-*—*-.
Corp.
Steel
Fair
Food
*
3- 5
a
2-
4 V4 %
10c
Corp.
Gas
Natural
Company
2-28
National
Light
&
Power
'
2-
2
3-
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)—*
preferred (quar.)—*
1
3-
3-16
35c
Chemical
&
$1.75
Inc.
pfd.
y2-15
60c
3-22
40c
pfd.
4V2%
Rubber,
Tire &
Bank
First
(increased
Corp.
Corp
Enamel
Firestone
1-31
2-28
82 >/2c
Kansas-Nebraska
9
2-28
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-26
3-
City Bank
7%
Co.,
Semi-annual
Mills
Aluminum
City
Can
20c
Battery
4%
National
45c
3.80%
$2.50
50c
Quarterly
3
50C
(quar.)
Co.
Light, common
Knitting
Kansas
3-10
4-
Farmers & Traders Lite Insurance Co. (Syra-
Ferro
W.
Kaiser
2-
120c
(s-a)
preferred
(s-a)
Co., common
7%
9
3-
$40c
**~
common
(irreg.)
Electric
&
preferred
Biscuit
30c
preferred A
(quar.)
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co., common (quar.)
2-15
4-
&
Power
National
20C
*__
5%
9
2-23
3-13
$0.185625
(quar.)
Iowa
9
National
1-29
30c
(quar.)
Fund
Gas
2-15
4-
7
(quar.)**
40c
1
3-12
3-15
8
2-
2-21
y3- 2
<quar.)__—**
Fibres.
Automotive
3-
3
2-
1
50c
50c
Co.*
Acme
30c
$1.75
—
preferred
Stock
Investors
Iowa-Ilhnois
9
1
175c
(quar.)*—
Ltd.,
*
conv.
1-19
2-
National
3-
75C
Quarterly
50c
Ltd.
Foundation,
1
5'
25c
(irreg.)
Textbook Co.
(resumed)
Utilities Corp. (quar.)
*
8
2-
50c
*—
4% pfd. (s-a)
Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Corp.,
Packers,
Corp.
Extra
9
(The)
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.
International
8-
When
Holdert
Payable of Rec,
Louis Ry.—
St,
&
.
Co
Reinsurance
1-19
2-14
1
2-20
National
*
(quar.)
Group
3-
2-16
2-24
9-
75C
-
(quar.)**.
Ltd.—
3-15
3-
$5 preferred A (quar.)
Federal-Mr.gul
Bond
&
7
$1
Co.
Shares,
2-
$5 preferred A (quar.)
preferred
3-
2-
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
Rayon
32Vic
$1.25
—...
—
Ingersoll-Rand
——
Equitable Gas Co. <quar.)__.
Erie Railroad Co., $5 pfd. A
$5 preferred A (quar.)—...
4Vi%
Industrial
1
$1.25
Empire District Electric Co.. 5% pfd. (quar.)
Empire Trust Co, (N. Y.i (stock dividend).
One share for each seven held—*_r***—
Fair
1-31
2-
25c
30c
:***_*.*'***_
Co
&
Water Co.
&
2-15
17c
17c
15c
—
Boat
Gas
Stock
Monthly
Hose
Indiana
6
International Harvester
Elgin National Watch Co.
Electric
2-
2-15
$1.50
$1.25
(accum.)
Edge water Steel Co.—
Monthly
Electric
2-16
(s-a)
A
1
$3
pfd.
6%
RR.,
preferred A (s-a)
Zinc Co. (increased)
3-
Share
of Company
Chattanooga
Nashville.
S3
Illinois
Ry.—,
preferred A (quar.)
Sugar Associates, $5
8%
6%
2-28
$1
25c
Corp.
Eastern
3-16
$30c
pld. (quar.)**._
4.80%
Dupuis Freres, Ltd.,
Dwlght Mfg. Co
Eastern
2-16
3-10
25c
$1
'
***-.——————-—,._*—«_****
Illinois Central
9
3-30
3-
$l.l2>/a
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Monday, February 5, 1951
...
Holdert
When
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
30c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)———
Mfg
Electric
Duncan
Share
of Company
Holdert
When
Per
Name
andJUnancial Chronicle
The Commercial
(606)
Ltd.,
common
(quar.)
Volume 173
Number 4983
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(607)
Per
Name of
Company
Pennsylvania
$2.25
Share
Telephone
preferred
&
(quar.)-
Bureau
Valley
56c
*
Pheoll
Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)
Phoenix
Glass
(s-a)
Pinchin,
Plomb
Poor
shares
Tool
&
B
3-
2-20
Southern
Canada
&
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-
9
Southern
Company
3-
2
2-
2
Southern
Natural
lc
2-26
2-10
lc
6%
2-26
2-10
7%%
^
preferred..
2-21
Common
2-15
2-
2-15
2-
2-15
America,
(quar.)„__
1-31
37'/2c
Transport
Co.,
1
I
65c
2-15
Ltd.
_
2-15
2-
1
120c
_
$3.50
1-24*
J20c
(quar.)
—
2-15
2-
1
5%
4lA%
preferred
Public
Service
Common
3l/2%
of
1
$1.60
Co. of
Service
871/2c
preference
Mexico
common
(quar.)
2-15
25c
Co.
3-31
3-
One
3-
2
2-15
3-10
2-16
50c
Shares,
3-
2
2-
5
$1.25
4-
1
3-
9
87VaC
5-
1
4-14
„
Inc.
$1.50
2-
3-15
2-
5
Mines, Ltd.—
Coupon No. 95 (a
share
of
less
South
2.4885d
Rayonier, Inc.,
dividend
tax
Stores,
(quar.)
Inc., common
Remington-Rand,
$4.50
:
Rheem
(quar.)
Fund,
4-
2
3-
4-
27
Ltd/
*
3-
J7c
__
Mfg.
2-28
1-25
50c
2-15
1-25
60c
,___
'
$1.12 %•
3-15
3-
1
$1.75
7-
1
6-15
$1.75
10-
1
9-15
$1.75
4-
1
$1.75
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
7%
1st
7%
1st
7%
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
7%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
7-
1
2nd
(quar.)
$1.75
10-
1
Robbins
&
Works
Myers,
—
3-15
15c
3-
25c
3-15
3-
3-15
3-
3-15
3-
5
1
2-15
preferred
(quar.)
4%
Gas
&
Electric
Corp.—
preferred series F
(quar.)
preferred series H (quar.)
Gas, Inc. (quar.)_
4.10%
Rockland
Rockwell
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Rockwood & Company—
Common
preferred
prior
Rohm
-
&
Haas
Art
Rutland.
5
1
3-
—
1
2-15
$1.25
RR.
Inc.
4-
2
3-15
$1'.25
4-
2
3-15
$1.25
4-
2
40c
3-
$1
3-
(quar.)_
1
2-
2-15
2-
1
Safeway
Stores, Inc.—
pfd. (called for redemption
5%
1
at. $112.50
St.
Croix
St.
Paul
Co
Fire
Quarterly
.Savage
&
Industries,
Paper
3-
Co.,
35c
;
4-17
3-16
50c
2-10
3.65%
Oil
Co.
27%c
50c
,
3-
2
58-
1
1
3-12
4-18
7-18
5-
1
4-17*
$1
5-
1
(quar.)
$1.07%
(quar.)i—;
(Del.)
91(40
:
(increased)
2-15
preferred
Corp.,
Class
B
(quar.)
Shoe
A
(stock
Optical
4-
1
25c
127 %c
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31
3-15
3-
1
1-31
2-20
4-
1
3-15
75c
2-15
1-31
quar.)
(Increased quar.)_
(quar.)
$1
dividend)_T_,
Sinclair
Siscoe
Oil
(quar.)
Oil
35c
3-
1
2-15
2
3-16
110c
.
•—
Co.
___
4-
2
2-28
4-
2
2-28
..
50c
3-
9
2-23
50c
-
.
;(quar.)—_——————_«
(quar.)
____
(Alexander) & Sons Carpet Co., com._
preferred (quar.)_
.
preferred
(quar.)—*
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc.,
Aircraft
;
,
(quar.)
2-15
1-15
t2c
3-17
2-16
,75c
3-
5
1-23
30c
3-14
2-26
30c
3-10
2-10
preferred
Sonotone Corp., common
$1.25 convertible preferred
jSoundview Pulp Co.
South Bend Lathe
(quar.)
3-
1
2-
3-
1
2-
8
3-10
2-
2
$1.05
30c
8
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
Works
22%c
2-15
8c
A
3-30
3-
2
31 (4c
3-30
3-
2
75c
(quar.)
2-28
1-31
2-15
40c
Carolina
PoVijr
California
(increased
quar.)
2-28
2-15
10c
Extra
2-28
2-15
40c
2-15
1-19
S.
7%
(quar.)
25 J/2c
2-28
2-
5
4.88%
(quar.)
30%c
2-28
2-
5
1
policy, the
3-
5
2-
9
capacity
Hoffman
4(4%
U.
S.
.
Spring
U.
additional
Co.
preferred
2-15
3-
1
2-L5
3-
6
2-20
3-1
2-9
3-1
2-9
3-12
1-26
3-
1
2-20
25c
4-
2
3-20
20c
3-
1
2-15
non-residents'
the
at
tax.
source.
Non¬
reported
here.
7%.
of
record
dates
are
incorrect.
producing
annual
1952,
6-25
6-15
3-15
3-
1
approximately 4,300,000 net tons,
previous rated annual capacity.
3-15
3-
1
As
and
part
1-31
1951
1-31
capacity
on
3-15
2-23
further
4-
3-20
2,500,000
total
a
a
2-15
2-15
to
this
a
of
this
of
Bucks
further
in
annual
steel
capacity
capacity
equivalent
since
to
by
the
July
13.4%
end
of
1950,
1,
U.
of
of
S.
Steel's
construction will commence in March
mill of 1,800,000 tons annual ingot
program,
integrated
new
in
tons
increase
steel
County
(Pa.)
Morrisville.
near
Other
plans
for
Steel.
2
increases
8
1950
averaged
1-
8
aged
98.2%
1
1
2-15
2-
9
12-28
2Cv
2-20
12-28
2" 9
1
3-
>
2-20
2-28
3-12
2-28
4-14
3-31
2-19
steel
steel
production
ingots
under
are
100.1%
of
rated
of
and
rated
areas.
'
year- and
the fourth quarter of 1950 expenditures for
to, and replacements of facilities totaled $179,000,000 and
$63,000,000 respectively.
As of Dec. 31, 1950, authorized projects yet
to
be completed
required a further expenditure of $678,000,000, in¬
cluding the estimated cost of
the
steel
mill
near
Morrisville, Pa.
•
•
During
.
,
the
additions
2-10
Because
3-15
was
2
3-
9
securities
to
3- 5
2-
2
making
total of $250,000,000 available
2-15
1-20
4- 2
by U. S.
capacity.
4-
2-26
consideration
castings in the fourth quarter of
capacity, and for the year 1950 aver¬
The actual steel tonnage produced in
1950 constituted
an
all-time
record for
any
year
in the history of
U.
S.
Steel, even though operations were curtailed during the last
quarter by unfavorable weather conditions in certain steel producing
1-
2-15
3-
in
of
2-15
3-
t
Pursuant
1,
3-15
or
10)
facilities.
has increased its annual steel ingot producing
1950, to the extent of 1,828,600 tons, making
capacity of 33,868,700 tons as of Jan. 1, 1951.
Con¬
improvement programs now authorized will add ap¬
July
1
these
of
deemed
a
and
other
advisable,
the
future
add
to
$155,000,000
expenditures
$95,000,000
previously
such
for
for
of
U.
aside
set
fixed
S.
it
assets,
Government
for
this
purpose,
expenditures.
2-15
1-20
assets of the corporation and its subsidiaries at Dec. 31,
deducting the current dividend declarations, were $442,076,355, compared with $483,843,683 at Dec. 31, 194.9.
Such net cur¬
1950,
after
2-15
1-20
2-15
1-20
for
2- 9
1-10
the fund of originally $100,000,000 set
3- 1
3- 1
2-15
$1.25
$1.12%
138c
;
,
assets
rent
of Dec.
as
2-15
.
Period End. Dec. 31
1-31
1-31
i
2-26
3- 9
Prod. & service
etc.
75c
2-13
2-
2
2-13
2-
2
35c
3-31
2-28
55c
4-
2
3-15
$2
2-
9
2-
9
1-31
3-
1
2-
$2
-
40c
r,
$1
2-
4-2
$1.75
—
9
4- 2
•
9
2-
9
Corp.—
$1.06'4
——_
3-
3-20
6-20
5-31*
9-20
8-31*
75c
12-20
4-
3-16
1
2-15
2-
' :
.
,
1950—12 Mos.—1949
s
817,254,122
5
$
385,666,171
2,955,235,391
2,301,685,689
324.219,998 167,397,722
1,179,498,714
1945,870,924
155,765,653 1,119,255,325
1891,137,905
*
324,745,815
-
exhaustion
&
facilities
costs
32,732,854
8,367,338
(Cr)
143,937,897
119,661,652
5,412,303
2,297,316
1,818,750
5,412,145
1,818,750
530,670
563,007
2,171,146
—
13,427,420
Federal income taxes
86,900,000
10,309,199
16,000,000
234,000,000
56,221,366
126,000,000
36,516,115
32,735,397
215,337,655 '
165,908,829
taxes
Net
Pfd.
income__.
divs.
declared
62,853,404
6,304,920
6,304,920
25,219,677
25,219,677
declared-
19,582,317
16,971,341
92,689,633
56,135,975
surplus__
divs.
Com.
5614 c
3-
1
1
Balance,
Earns,
2-15
20c
(quar.)
'
ACCOUNT
in
10,628,878
97,428,345
84,553,177
$7.28
$5.39
11-30*
$1.50
common
segregated
so
Interest, etc. — t—,
State, local and misc.
2-28*
75c
(increased).—
etc.
•War
INCOME
$
Prod. & serv.
of
funds
of $14,000,000 remaining
aside for war, costs.;
1950—3 Mos.—1949
•
i—
Wear
the
balance
2-15
1
75c
(quar.)———
the
sold,
Employment costs
bought,
1-31
not include
1950, do
nor
CONSOLIDATED
1-15
2-28
2-28
31,
additions,
property
2-17
$1.75
(quar.)
Co.,
2-28
corporation
since
total
steel
4-
per
•War
income
Steel
S.
for
proximately
—
(quar.)_______
Bumper
/
Corporation and
struction
—r—_—_
Co.
Card
&
'
1
25c
Canadian
were
1-31
75c
Playing
3-
30c
deductible
holders
or
2-15
25c
—
S.
4(6%
1-31
3IV4C
tax
50c
—
8.
U.
2-15
Net current
—
Pipe & Foundry Co.
1
2-15
'
15%
tax
1
40c
Cos.. (quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
U.
less
2-15
135c
preferred
3-
1
2"
$25
25c
California
(quar.)
Machinery
90c
2-
50c
$1
—
2-
this dividend.
funds,
3-
92 (6c
—
1
28c
(Continued from page
1
-
preferred
S.
at
50c
Finishing Co., common (quar.)„_
convertible preferred
(quar.)
$4
1
$1.12(6
(quar.)
Improvement Co.
3-
issue
87(6c
(quar.)
7%
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
$1.75
2-20
2-
6
7%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
5-20
5-
7%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
8-19
7-31
(quar.)
$1.75
$1.50
$1.50
11-20
25c
$1.06(4
50c
3-1
2-15
3- 9
2-20
com.
costs
tax
9,459,136 '
$1.16
sh._
provided
$1.01
in prior years, less associated Federal
tAfter reclassification of various employee
for
adjustments.
1
7%
United
—
Stores
Corp., $6 pfd. (quar.)———
Universal Cooler, 6% partic. pfd. (quar.)—
Universal
Insurance Co.
(quar.)
Universal Pictures Co., Inc., 4'4 % pfd. (quar.)
Universal Products Co.
(quar.)—;
Universal
90c
Van
preferred
Sugar Co
preferred
Norman
Ventures,
Ltd.
Corp.,
(quar.)
22 (6c
2-15
2-
3- 1
2-15
1
—
America
(irreg.)
3- 1
•
2-15
3
15c
"
_—
Virginian Railway
•
6%
preferred (quar.)
2-28
2-
3- 1
2-20
3-
3-20
3-
The company is engaged
accommodate the increased
ment
orders.
200,000
2-
6
f 15c
2-8
1-25
in a $500,000 plant expansion program to
production, including substantial govern¬
completed, the facilities will he doubled to about
When
feet.
assembly plant is under construction in the Midway District
Paul, Minn., on newly purchased acreage
on which
an
existing plaht also will be used. The company also will
lease a building from the Ordnance Department at New
Brighton, near
Minneapolis.—V. 171, p. 1998.
A
9
2-16
173, p. 479.
square
new
Minneapolis and St.
2-20
50c
(increased).:
of
costs.—V.
U. S. Thermo Control Co.—Expansion Program—
6
1-31
$1.25
$1.37(6
'
30c
^
common
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
benefit
between
convertible
$5.50
11-
2-15
Winding Co.—
Valley Mould & Iron
1
Utah Home Fire Insurance Co.—Rights—
The
19,
37(6c
5- 1
4-17
preferred
(quar.)
37(6c
8-
1
7-17
(quar.)
20c
3-
1
2-
40c
3-
1
2-
9
—
$1.12
3-
1
2-
of
the
offered
20
to
its
stockholders
for
each
six
shares
held.
The
9
Warren
$4.50
(S.
D.)
Company,
preferred (quar.)
common
preferred
Washington Steel
Corp.
Wellman
Mfg.
West
Sugar
Indies
Co.
1
1-27
3-
1
2-15
'
2-21
2-
1
50c
(quar.)__
Quarterly
1
2-
5
2-15
12 (6c
(quar.)
Corp.
2-
2-15
2-
15c
Co
3-12
3-
1
50c
6-12
6-
1
$1.12(6
2-15
2-
1
3-
1-31
Virginia
4(6%
Western
Pulp & Paper Co.—
preferred (quar.)—
Canada
Breweries,
Ltd
funds.
underwriting
No
GIVING
EFFECT
is
TO
proceeds
stock
173,
$10—
(par
provide
FINANCING
Outstanding
100,000 shs.
386.
p.
basis
involved.
PRESENT
Authorized
—V.
the
will
Jan.
addi¬
10,000
on
70,000 shs.
1-25
10c
—
Engineering
2-10
20c
Services
Wentworth
1-25
25c
(quar.)
—
Jet
2-10
$1.12(6
(quar.)
Extra
Welex
$1.06(4
capital
CAPITALIZATION
Capital
Washington Gas Light Co.
$4.25
preferred
(quar.)
$4.50
additional
record
of
of
share
one
Jan.
on
right to subscribe on or before Feb. 28 for
capital stock (par $10) at $20 per share
shares
9
(quar.)_
company
1951,
tional
Vogt Mfg. Corp.
West
Edison—
4.08% ' preferred
preferred
2-
62(6c
Corp
preferred
6%
87 %c
Co.
convertible
plans
1
170c
Vanadium
Ltd
1
3-
2
12V2C
(quar.)
Utah-Idaho
3%%
Southern
3-30
2-
t$1.25
._
(quar.)
Mines,
Skilsaw, Inc.
4.20 %
2-17
Dairies, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Corp.
Gold
Skelly
50%
cla3S B
2-
40c
$1.12(6
Life & Accident Insurance Co. (N. H.)
3-10
2-15
Western
preferred
Simmons Co.
South
3-10
3-12
Dairies, Ltd.,
5%
fr!
2-15
1
50c
Silverwood
90c
1
4-
30c
Silverwood
Solar
3-
125c
Co.
1
$1.06(4
—_
1-23
30c
tax.
payment
Production
Illuminating
5
Corp. of America—
Shuron
Smith
2-
(increased
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred
.Class
.
2-13
Corp.
Corp.
2-
3-
Ltd.—
United
1
L__
.
Sherwin-Williams
4%
2-14
175c
Products
2-
2-15
15c
United
2-14
(s-a)
(s-a)
Mfg.
Shellmar
1
3-
31 (4c
Extra
Sheller
1
3-
3-15
15c
Brothers, Inc. (quar.)_
'
Winnepeg Brewery, Ltd., class A
Shea's
3-
50c
tlOc
common
Seeman
2-15
Engineering & Foundry Co.—
Extra
for
resident
income
11-30
1-2-52
25c
(resumed)
3-19
2-15
Investment News
15c
Gas
U.
Funds,
General
33%c
(quar.)—
Coal
S.
15%;
8-31
Missouri—
Common
1-31
60c
r
„___
_
Acceptance
of
7%
4-17*
30c
+—
Surety Co. (increased quar.)
Second Canadian Int'l Investment Co., Ltd.—
4% participating preferred (quar.)_„
7_
5%
United
2-26*
85c
__
_.i__
Seaboard
Securities
B
United Electric
U.
preferred
Seaboard
Class
2-19
1
4-10
Scovill
Mfg. Co.
4.30%. preferred
1
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
l
2-15
15c
a27(6%
50c
(quar.)___^
United Aircraft Corp., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
United Air Lines, Inc., 4(6% pfd. (quar.)__
United Corporations, Ltd., class A (quar.)_
1-20
3-
40%
___
27%c
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Scotten,
Dillon Co
10-
tl5c
Street
4-
$2.50
1
common
Rubber
$1.06V4
1-25
Ltd.—
50c
—
2-13
(quar.)
60c
—
1
25c
25c
United
common
1
6-
65c
& Carbon
of
Co.,
published dates
1
3-
1
.
Inc
dividend)
2-
7-
______
(quar.)
3-
3-31
a
common
1-31
25c
2-17
3c
Co.
2
3-15
Previous
35c
Extra
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
5%%
3-15
75c
$3.40
<
4-1
70c
Co.—
—
Lock Co. (stock
Schwitzer-Cummins—
Scott
Insurance
Corp.—
Schlage
5 % %
$2.50
—
Marine
__
Arms
Schenley
shr. plus this dividend)
per
Paper
April
on
y Corrected
1
(increased)—.
(quar.)__
2-21
2-15
25c
(quar.)
Co.
&
Canadian
tax
British
$1.12(6
preferred
15c
Jamaica income tax.
35c
preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)-t.
$4 preferred (quar.)
Oil
Less
U.
in
1
4-
Co._
preferred
Company
W.)
in
resident
3-
1
semi-annual
Electric
Union
tPayable
JPayable
1-30
$1
4(4%
2-15
(quar.)
books not closed
2-15
5
common.
Co.,
1-25
31V4C
3IV4C
50c
Carbide
$4.50
•Transfer
2-26
3-
;
Trust
1-29
2-15
Wrigley (William Jr.) Company
Monthly
Monthly
1
Wurlitzer
(Rudolph) Company (irreg.)
1
5-
Corp
common
3-15'
2
2-13
15c
(final)
2-15
$1.06(4
(initial quar.)
&
(Entire
March
on
Co.
W.)
(F.
3-
50c
$3.50
2
Woolworth
50c
Inc.,
4-
$1.25
1
37y2c
j
37(4c
(quarterly)
LaSalle
(F.
Extra
3-15
75c
(quar.)
2-
2-1
50c
Governor
5c
(quar.)
Asbestos
redemption
Woolworth
a
25c
Co.
2-15
2-15
_
plus this dividend.)
x Less
Co.—
Union
9
3-
Woodward
2-15
quar.)
preference
12-29
75c
$1.25
Woodall Industries, Inc., common (quar.)
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
2-15
2
preference
Union
9
2-
3-12
$1
.
1
35c
■
,
1
3-
(s-a)
City Rapid Transit Co.
Union
3-15
"v
(quar.),;—_
3-
25c
(quar.)
Mills
South
208
for
per share
1
J20c
Chemical
& Oil
Temper Corp.,
Twin
2-
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Mfg.
pref.
convertible
40c
Mining
4(6 %
2-16
37%C
____
(quar.).;
Works,
Whitehall
&
2-
3-
2-15
(quar.)__
Holdere
2-15
1
(quar.)
.
.,.
Co., common (quar.)„
A (quar.)__,
Metals
2-15
2-
56c
Extra
True
2-20
2-15
31 (4c
Toronto Elevators, LLd._
Treesweet
Products
Co
2-15
5%
(Canada)
(initial
Co.
Increased
2-15
1
50c
4%' preferred
Ronson
1
■
A (quar.)
preference
33-
__
quar.)—;
(quar.)
preferred
5%
5%
■
$1
50c
3-15
2-28
35c
deposit recipts for ordinary (final)
13%
dep. receipts for deferred (final)—13.7143%
Oil, Tank & Pump Co.—
•
•
Tonopah
•
$1.02
(increased
5%
;
*"7 '
2
37Vic
40c
Toledo Edison Co.,
•
Rochester
4-
1-19
40c
Securities
Amer.
5
40c
preferred
Amer.
5
.
Co.
Coal
preferred
Tokheim
5
37 %c
8V3C
(iireg.)
$1.50
participating
Participating
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Tilo Roofing Co., Inc. (quar.)
Timely Clothes, Inc. (quar.)_
Inc.
Common
of
2-
pfd.
Transmission,
Glass
Tobacco
2-23
9
common
(s-a)
1-31
3-
Co.,
47
Payable of Reo.
J$1
Winters &
Crampton Corp
(quar.)
Wisconsin Electric Power, common
(quar.)__
3.60% preferred
(quar.)_____—
Wisconsin Power & Light Corp.
(quar.)_____
Wood Newspaper
Machinery Corp.—
Ordinary
(special)
preferred
$1.35
9-15
preferred
Cedar
share
2-15
37%c
(quar.)
Corp.
Tide Water Power Co.,
6-15
7%
Richmond
Gas
convertible
4%
3-15
(quar.)
2-21
I
Quarterly
Thompson Products,
2-15
1
preferred
3-10
5
RR.
(initial)
common
preferred A (quar.)
Western Tablet &
Stationery
$5 preferred
(quar.)
White (S. S.) Dental
Mfg. (quar.)
White's Auto Stores, Inc., com.
(increased)
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Wilcox Oil Co., common
(quar.)
Wilson & Company, common
(quar.)___
$4.25
preferred
(quar.)__^
Wilson Lines, 5%
1st preferred
Oil Co.; Ltd.—
Eastern
Thomaston
9
2-
50c
each
for
Corp.
1
50c
(quar.).
common
1
2-15
t$10
$2.40
2-27
4-
1st
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Textiles, 4%%
A.)
Thew Shovel
Pacific
When
share
Ltd.,
5%
5
12Vic
held
Propane
Thatcher
2-10
2-15
Co.
(quar.)
Company
Texas Pacific
1-31
1
3-15
50c
-
2-15
3-
25c
2-16
Western
called
______
4(6%
9
50c
2-
3-
&
Texas
9
'
_
3-12
25c
Tampa Electric Co.
Tennessee Products
3-15
2
:
Co., common
4 % %
preferred (quar.)
Rice-Stix, Ir.c.—
,7%
1-31
$1.12%
—
B
2-15
1-11
4r
Revere Copper &
Brass, Inc. (irreg.) 4.——
Reynolds Spring Co
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco, common (quar.)_
Class
8
2-15
*
$1.1834
_.
—
dividend
3-
1-19
25c
,
preferred (quar.)
Resources of Canada Investment
Initial
8
50c
1
2-
25c
(quar.)—
2-15
50c
Company
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
1-19
50c
'
»
(quar.)
A
2-15
25c.
(quar.)
preferred
common
preferred
50c
1-31
Company
Grocers,
2-16
participating preference
Swift
1
1-31
1
6%
8
3-
1
3-
3-
preferred
(quar.)
Sutherland Paper Co., common (quar.)_____
4(4%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
per
common
1st
non-cum.
Owl
4% %
6d
(quar.)-.
"—I
common
Reading Company,
4%
3s
2-
Extra
Red
of
non-resident
African
share)
per
3-15
3-
40c
Oil Co.
(quar.)
Sunray Drug Co., common
Rand
2-15
112 Vic
Sun
i
3-15
/f$1.25
Extra
1-17
Per
Name of
Western
Corp.
Sun Life Assurance
1-31
2-23
1
87%c
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
(D.
9
2-
Furniture
80c
2-28
15c
J25c
.
Co.
5
22-
30c
common
Wells
Suburban
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-28
(quar.)
2-
3-10
2-15
Struthers
$1.25
2-15
2-15
25c
Storklinc
Stuart
1
9
(quar.)_
Corp.
of
32-
1
50c
_
Spring Co.
& Stern
1-24
50c
Co., Ltd.,
Equipment Mfg.
share
preferred
2
3-31
$1.15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brothers Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Sterling Engine Co.. 55c conv. pfd. (stk. div.).
Stern
3-13
preferred (quar.)
(Indiana)
(quar.)
Co.
&
5
3-
45c
Sterchi
1
20c
„,
Pure Oil Co., common (quar.)—_
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
2-
35c
.
(quar.)___
Purity Flour Mills, $3.50 preferred (quar.j_
Quaker Oats Co., 6%
preferred
(quar.)
Quaker State Oil Refining (increased)—
Distribution
2-15
$1.02
preferred
(quar.)
Sound Power & Light
Pullman.
Inc.
(quar.)
Power
2-15
1
(quar.)
4.08%
Quarterly
1
3-
2-15
Gas—
&
Puget
Quebec
3-
$1.16
New
Electric
Steel
(A.)
1-19
2-
5
45c
Inc.
Sons,
Dredging
Standard
2-15
62 %c
(quar.)
Silica
2-1
3-
20c
convertible
Ry.
X
Co.—
Products
Oil
Stein
1
(quar.)
Coil
Standard
Indiana, Inc.—
(quar.)
preferred
Standard
2-15
3-
2-1
3-1
Ltd.—
Brands, Inc., common
preferred
(quar.)
Standard
2-15
1
45c
preferred
$1.40
33-
(quar.)
Public Service
Public
,
&
Co.
Standard
$1.0614
$1.05
—
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
4.64%
•
(quar.)
preferred
2-
1
quarterly
Water
Standard
Public Service Co. of Colorado
4.20%
1
3-
f40c
Standard Chemical
2-10
—
Extra
Standard
2-15
3-
3-
(quar.)
Gas
Kellogg
Stamford
2-15
1
3-
3-
25c
Inc
(quar.)
Spencer,
5
15c
Co.,
2-1
25c
34%c
Spencer Chemical Co., com. (increased quar.)
4.60% preferred
(quar.)__
—1
5
3-1
$0.265625
_
...
(quar.)
Increased
12-22
15c
10c
Co._
Co.
Power
$1
25c
of
Gamble
Provincial
1
Holden
Payable of Rec.
16 V*c
(quar.)
25c
(s-a)_
_
(quar.)
Procter
5
preferred
(increased)
Metals
3-
35c
pfd.
(quar.)
Company, $1.50 class A
Class
Pressed
2
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
4(4%
preferred (quar.)
5(6%
^
non-cum.
Wine
Co.
4-
When
Share
Water
4%
$1.75
pfd. (quar.)
(interim*
Co.,
Valley
2-15
Associates—
&
Finance
Pleasant
1
1-25
___
American
Pioneer
3-
California
2-10
!_
Johnson
Name of Company
Payaoie oj 1tec.
$2.50
Co
*_
Extra
*50c
;
RR.
Per
>
.
Southern
Perkins Machine & Gear Co., 7%
Philadelphia Co., 5%
Phillips Petroleum Co.
Bolder1
Corp.—
Peoples Drug Stores (quar—
Peoria
Wh**
Utah
1
Ry.—Earnings—
December—
Gross
from:
$142,916
14,713
from:
Net
ry. lOpe'r.
From Jan.
Gross
from
from
Net
ry.
1949
1950
railway
railway—
Net
Net
J25c
,
income.—
railway
Deficit.—V.
1,473,351
p.
•64,694
10.
<»'*
1947
$207,956
45,769
46,047
37,618
45.444
'
1,590,062
'
1,636,377
1,900,547
*123,363
*64,224
income
173,
*3,240
'
:
raliway
oper.
*7,464
19,138
1—
1948
$104,521uin: $143,712
*1,515
159,847
*165,443
*52,716
61,329
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
48
Monday, February 5, 1951
.
Issue
172,
1239.
p.
'
'
«.
The
Net
operations in a plant located in Mount Vernon, N. Y. The plant
approximately 12,000 square feet of floor space, located on ap¬
proximately one acre of land, owned in fee by the company.
tive
authorized
has
ICC
The
of
delivery
end
not
the
exceeding
to
company
$4,812,000
the
in
held
be
subject
treasury,
further
to
authentication
first lien and re¬
1975, to partially
The bonds are to
order by the ICC.
procure
which
the
FOR
DECEMBER
railway
from
ry.
1,512,394
—
650,282
income—
oper.
Gross
^
4V*(,c
—V.
oper.
29,208.704
38,097.608
9,246,316
14,473,650
8,708,449
6,lil,283
8,703,(30
14,657,226
8,779,2o5
income—
annually
(par
tive)
108.
173, p.
Convertible
tive)
Products, Inc.,
Class
on
a
1952-1962.
The
;
frtant
and
building at
office
an
the
had
company
working capital.
employees
expired
on
at $2.50
Jan. 15,
BUSINESS—Company
York
for
the
purpose
of Myron
business
Myron
The
of
addition to the above financing,
is
to its
which
minority
rights
filed
authorized
of
and
meeting
class A
shares of
theretofore
outstanding
made
were
letter
the
notification
of
the SEC on Jan.
12.—V.
of
incorporated on June 17, 1940 in New
taking over the individual unincorporated
1, 1938 under the name
Fisher
"although
it
ex¬
covering
the
173, p. 10.
to
sell
to
be
announced the purchase of 11,457 shares
per share.
This purchase was made
who claimed to have acquired appraisal
30
of
The
votes
charter
against
changes
the
had
modernization
at the meeting of stockholders on Nov.
by
10,
Abramson,
Executive Vice-President and Treasurer,
the company has denied the existence of appraisal
their
advisable
holdings
to
at
accept the
proposal
of
fair
a
and
$30
92%
in excess of
purchased by the
not
obligations
and
subject
proposes,
of
shares
stock
common
1950.
of
letter
shares
share
to
the
the
the
in
respect
of
the
necessary
stock
common
its
of
subsidiary
companies
the
of
notification
of
through
Chair Co.,
—V. 172, p. 1239.
stated
&
Co.,
Inc.,
with the
filed
was
stock
common
Cohu
boygan
$1)
(par
Jan.
on
offered
the
for
Wis.,
Sheboygan,
of
SEC
be
to
York,
New
19
the
covering
$7.12 %
at
account
the
of
selling
per
She¬
stockholder.
rights,
the minority
Wisconsin Power & Light Co.—Definitive Bonds—
first mortgage bonds, 27/e% series "D" due June 1, 1980
group
Definitive
per
reasonable
purchased
purchases will include
4.000
share which the company considers
the stock.
Thus, this purchase
eliminates the possibility of protracted and expensive litigation with¬
out burden to the company."—V. 172, p. 2225.
the
to shares not
Wilson Brothers, Chicago, III.—Files With SEC—
A
the
of
approved
been
and
regulatory approvals
issuance of such shares by its subsidiary companies, to use
proceeds from the sale of the common stock for the purchase
net
the
$30
their
of
voting
deemed
was
a
a
shares
the
Jan.
price
on
stockholders
date
the purchase of 200,000 additional shares
Potomac Edison Co. for $4,000,000 and
615,400 additional shares of common stock of Monongahela Power Co.
($6.50 par) for $4,000,100, the subsidiaries in each case to use the
funds in carrying on their construction programs.
Any net proceeds
not used by West Penn in such manner will be applied to the general
corporate purposes of the company.
The construction program of the operating subsidiaries of West Penn
is estimated at $82,800,000 for the period Nov.
1, 1950, to Dec. 31,
1952.
Additional financing by
subsidiary companies is contemplated
during 1951.
Such financing is expected to take the form of bond
issues by Potomac Edison and Monongahela Power of $10,000,000 each,
with
no
other financing during 1951
with the possible exception of
short-term bank loans.
To complete the program, additional financing
of about $20,000,000 by the
company and subsidiaries in
1952 will
be required.—V. 173, p. 479,
of
the
to
with
record
The
employees.
to invite bids for the purchase of shares not
for their commitments
purchased.
additional
Such
increased to 170,000 shares and 330,000
on
of
held.
with respect
privileges
proposes
company
the
the
of
Mills, New Bedford, Mass.—Purchases Large
result
charter.
as
company's
Walker established on Jan.
engaged In
basis
amendment
was
company
stock at
its
from
Walker Pharmaceuticals.
company
stock
of
the
On
Wamsutta
development, manufacture and sale
el pharmaceutical products primarily through so-called ethical chan¬
nels.
This involves promoting the general acceptance by the medical
The
282,130 shs.
Block of Its Stock—
was
of
50
FILES—An
estimated cost of $342,000.
5,730
numbers
were
shares
10
be
to
The
(b) par values of both such classes of stock were
cents to 25 cents per share, and
(c) the shares of
classes
above shares
t
shares of class B common stock
per share
under a stock purchase plan
1951.
sold
stock
shares
the basis ol two new shares for each
amended capitalization, 50o class A
common
shares and 2,320 class B common shares are reserved for
conversion
of
preferred
stocks.
Prior to
this change, there were
85,000 class A and 131,00G class B shares outstanding.
in
STOCK SOLD TO EMPLOYEES—In
from
share.
old
June
balance
The
V
the
(a)
oversubscription
purchasers
330,000 shs.
changeable into new shares
part, were used to pay on Dec, 1 a $96,250 5%
1, 1952-1957, held by the same insurance company.
will be applied to the cost of construction of a new
proceeds,
due
169,500 shs.
(par
.-
1950,
each
for
in connection with its stabilization of the market for
stock), the bids to specify the price per share determined by
company
and the compensation to be paid by the company to
respectively,
such
both
Privately—On Dec. 1, 1950 the company
borrowed $300,000 from the Prudential Insurance Co. of
America, St 41/2%, payable $25,000 annually on Dec. 1,
note
cents)
30,
reduced
Placed
Note
170,000 shs.
and class B common
by the class A and class B stockholders of record
1950, who subscribed up to and including Jan.
for 3,896 shares at $5.35 per share.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be added to
Oct.
shares,
subscription
Nov. 30,
12, 1951
shares originally offered for
290 shs.
NOTE—Pursuant to authorization cf stockholders at a special
on
share
company
(par
stock
Co.—Registers With SEC—
purchased by
stockholders and employees
(plus
32,000 additional shares of stock which may be
25 shs.
4,000 shs.
cents )
25
value
voting common stock (par 25 cents) at $5.37y2 per share.
These shares represent the unsubscribed balance of a
total of 48,000
25
$300,000
225 shs.
non-voting common stock
B
have
(cumula¬
stock
preferred
$50)
voting common
A
value
Mt. Vernon, N. Y.—
Co., on Jan. 19 publicly offered
"best efforts basis" 44,104 shares of class B non¬
Stock Offered—Cohu &
Outstanding
$300,000
.
$17.91
subscription price are to be supplied by amendment. Employees of the
and its majority-owned subsidiaries will be entitled to sub¬
scribe
for
shares not purchased
by stockholders.
Stockholders will
The company
1952-1962______
stock
(cumula¬
$20)
:
by other stockholders or
(par
Class
Vitamin
Walker
Dec. 1,
preferred
on
Convertible
5,887,413
company
NEW FINANCING
Authorized
—8,120,162
$19.03
173, p. 386.
additional
payable to The Prudential
Co. of America, due $25,000
note
Insurance
36.551,799
13,173.245
railway
from
ry.
33,213,159
railway—
from
Het
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
From Jan. 1—
Ket
the company has placed its present plant on the market
for its sale at a price of about $75,000.
and is actively negotiating
$2,992,963
1,031,300
480,513
$3,397,863
1,490,304
654,349
$2,168,755
945,026
841,821
$3,243,845
railway
from
Het
Het
105,441,702
■y;:1 The company on Jan. 31 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering a proposed common stock offering to stockholders.
The company proposes to offer 320,000 additional shares of its no
par common stock for subscription by stockholders at the rate of one
of
consequently
1947
1948
in
share
per
$
154,486,613
—
.
West Penn Electric
a new plant in Mount Vernon
approximately 2.2 acres of land which
July 1946 and which it now owns in fee.
on
planned to transfer the manufacturing and administrative activ¬
the company to this new plant on about July 1, 1951, and
is
It
YEARS
CALENDAR
1949
1950
December—
Gross
AND
located
purchased
company
ities
EARNINGS
be
will
—
outstanding
assets
—V.
constructing
The company is presently
3V*%
of
mortgage bonds, series D due Dec.
1,
reimburse the treasury for capital expenditures.
funding
assets
net
Shares
manufacturing and administra¬
conducts its
presently
company
1949
$
Total
has
Virginian Ry.—Bonds Authorized—
1950
31—
distributed
are
!
"■
.
Dec.
of
As
tion
stockholders are to vote March 2 on a proposal to
shares of authorized but unissued preferred stock.—
preferred
100,000
Wellington Fund, Inc.- -Reports Record Assets—
of the company's products, result'ng in prescrip¬
specifications and recommendations for its products. The products
largely through the services of wholesale druggists
and sold through retail drug outlets.
end allied professions
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Plans New Issue—
The
cf
.
.
(608)
price for
available
are
Bankers
at
consin Trust Co.,
rary
Trust
Milwaukee,
Co.,
York,
New
Y„
N.
and First
Wis¬
in exchange for outstanding tempo¬
Wis,,
bonds.—V. 173, p. 2384.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
visors will receive sealed bids
ALABAMA
til 2
Athens, Ala.
Warrant Sale—The $300,000 re¬
water revenue warrants
offered on Jan. 29—v. 173, p. 423
•—were
awarded to a syndicate
funding
of
Sterne,
Agee
&
Thornton, Mohr & Co.,
of Montgomery,
Courts &
composed
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1951. Due on
Co., of Atlanta, and Hendrix &
Mayes, of Birmingham, at a net
interest cost of about 2.52%.
Greater
Mills, Jr.,
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until noon (CST) on
Feb. 14 for the purchase of $1,200,-
loan, second series
Dated March 13, 1951. Due
notes.
Note Sale—The issue of
$809,000
loan notes, 1st series,
was purchased
by the American
National Bank, of Gadsden, and
the Central Hanover Bank & Trust
Bond
Offering
William
—
sealed
ceive
(MST)
on
of
bids
until
2
p.m.
March 1 for the pur¬
$171,000 school bonds.
est J-J.
Note
000
Authority,
Housing
issue
of
temporary loan notes,
was
National
1st
se¬
purchased by the Valley
Bank, of Phoenix, at
Salt
River Project Agricultural
Improvement and Power Dist.
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond
Sale—The
porate issue No.
on
ARIZONA
Jan.
30—v.
awarded to
Fort Smith Housing Authority,
Ark.
Note Sale—The issue of
$630,000
temporary loan notes, 11th series,
was
purchased by the Bessemer
Trust Co., of Jersey City, at 1.08%,
plus a premium of $16.
Glendale Housing Authority,
Ariz.
Note Sale—The issue of $200,000
temporary loan notes,
was
10th series,
purchased by the Valley Na¬
tional Bank, of
Phoenix, at 1.05%.
Maricopa County, Glendale Union
High Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Phoenix), Ariz.
Bonds Not' Sold
The $295,000
building bonds offered on Jan. 25
—v. 173, p. 145—were not sold.
—
Maricopa County Sch. Dist. No. 68
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Offering
—
William O.
Glick, Clerk of Board of Super¬
$4,500,000
5
173,
cor¬
bonds offered
p.
423—were
syndicate composed
Co., Eastman, Dillon
& Co., White, Weld & Co., Coffin
& Burr, Ira Haupt & Co., Roose¬
velt & Cross, Tripp & Co., all of
New York City, Henry Dahlberg
Co.,
Wells,
America
of
Inc.,
cost
Tucson,
of
New
Andrews
York
&
City,
Wells & Co., of Chi¬
cago, Thomas & Co., of Pittsburgh,
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., of
Indianapolis, Robert Hawkins &
Co., of Boston, Lee W. Carroll &
Co., of Newark, J. M. Dain & Co.,
Minneapolis, R. H. Johnson &
Co., Herbert J. Sims & Co., both
of New York City, Walter, Woody
&
Heimerdinger, of Cincinnati,
Peters, Writer & Christensen, of
Denver, Walter Stokes & Co., of
Philadelphia, and Ellis & Co., of
Cincinnati, at a price of 100.08, a
net interest cost of about 2.45%,
as
follows:
of
Trust
&
of
about
1.42%
$28,000 4V2s. Due
on March
1954 inclusive.
to
18,000 Is. Due
on
1957
to
77,000 iy4s. Due
1958 to 1967
San
1960
to
1968
2y2s.
1
March 1 from
High
bonds offered
March 1 from
inclusive.
p.
on
March 1 from
1968 to 1971 inclusive.
a
173,
syn¬
Los
Angeles,
Paine,
&
Curtis, of
Jackson
•
1.49%,
follows:
March 1 in
on
1952 and 1953.
iy2s.
146,000
Due
on
March
1
from 1954 to 1968 inclusive.
on
School
Jan.
District
30—v.
173,
a
price of 101.26,
a
basis
O'Mel-
Needles, Calif.
Bond
000
Sale—The issue of
sewer revenue
chased
of about 1.63%.
by
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
244—were awarded to the Bank
l3/4s, at
approved
Legality
veny
of America National Trust & Sav¬
as
to
net interest cost of about
as
i
ings Association, of San Francisco,
36,000 iy2s. Due
16—v.
Sale—The $340,000 Excel¬
Union
sior
$161,000 school
awarded
$15,000 IV4S. Due
*
District,
Chicago, and Taylor & Co., of
Beverly Hills, at a price of 100.01,
a
Angeles County Sch. Dists.
Bond
of
Webber,
inclusive.
(P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
1 from
244—were
Bank,
inclusive.
Due
1,
dicate composed of the California
inclusive.
on
March
from 1969 to 1973 inclusive.
10,000
March
School
Bond Sale—The
16,000 2y4s. Due on March 1 from
1961
Union
bonds offered on Jan.
as
inclusive.
on
to
1957
dated
are
County (P. O.
Fresno), Calif.
a price of 100.06, a
cost of about 2.39%,
1956
bonds
Fresno
p.
to
inclusive.
Mendota
8,000 2s. Due on March 1 from
Los
by
bonds
&
Stone
$275,-
was pur¬
Youngberg,
Blyth 8c ■' Co., both of San
Francisco, jointly, at a price of
100.11, a net interest cost of about
and
Chico
School
High
District
Los
Butte
County (P. O.
Oroville), Calif.
Mullaney,
of
National
follows:
1955
Association,
the
Trust
follows:
1952
423—were awarded to the Bank
1952
to
1971
1951. Interest M-S.
173,
$9,000 3%s. Due on March 1 from
Bond Sale—The $159,000 school
bonds offered on Jan. 29—v. 173,
interest
The
$43,000 school
National
to
March 1 from 1953 to
on
1971
Clara
County (P. O.
San Jose), Calif.
p.
as
Due
O.
awarded
America
interest
(P.
1953
Beach Elemen¬
District
bonds.
4,700,000 Long
tary School
Calif.
Jan. 29—v.
on
were
—
of
Savings
a
of Shields &
&
423
p.
net
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
cisco, at a price of 100.04, a net
1.02%.
bonds offered
Bank
County
from
1
inclusive.
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
1971
Diego),
Francisco, at
CALIFORNIA
of
March
Feb. 1, :1954.
on
Sale—The
Bond
$880,000
Campbell Union School District,
Ariz.
$797,-
Diego
San
&
Santa
Sale—The
San
temporary loan notes, 11th series,
was
purchased by the Bessemer
Trust Co., of Jersey City, at 1.08%.
1
,
on
993,000 iy4s. Due
Housing
Ark.
Note Sale—The issue of
O.
from 1952 to 1971 inclusive. Inter¬
Phoenix
Rock
Authority,
Glick, County Supervisor, will re¬
City, jointly, at
1.07%.
Little
..
59,000 3y2s. Due
2,300,000 Long Beach Junior Col¬
lege District bonds. Due on
Feb. 1 in 1952
on
-and 1953.-'
1955 to
Ariz.
temporary
Co., of New York
$118,000 5s. Due
Jamulas Flores Union Sch. Dist.,
'
*
(P. O. Phoenix),
ries,
Aug. 31, 1951.
3,000,000 2x/2s. Due on Jan. and,
July 1 from 1976 to 1980 incl.
Maricopa County Sch. Dist. No. 89
000 temporary
on
Jan. and
ARKANSAS
Dated Jan. 1, 1951. Due on July
Authority, Ala.
Note Offering—W. B.
on
July 1 from 1972 to 1975 incl.
Interest J-J.
chase
Gadsden Housing
$1,500,0000 2%s. Due
July 1 from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.
Leach,
both
un¬
(CST) on March 1 for
the purchase of $146,000 building
p.m.
Bond
Sale
170,000
—
The
building
chased
by
a
issue
bonds
of
was
(P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
$1,pur¬
syndicate composed
Co., of San
Francisco, Harris Trust & Sav¬
ings Bank, of Chicago, Weeden &
Co., of San Francisco, C. J. De&
Co., of New
California Bank,
Schwabacher &
ford &
York
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 9
(PST) on Feb. 6
for
the
purchase of $16,190,000
school bonds, as follows:
$3,090,000
March
City,
of Los Angeles,
interest
follows:
a
cost
of
about
1.33%,
Santa
1
from
High
Monica
1953
to
on
1976
inclusive.
1,800,000
Co., and Hanna-
price of 100.0008, a net
a.m.
School District bonds. Due
March
1
City
Monica
from
1953
to
on
1976
4,300,000 Long Beach High School
District bonds. Due
•
as
follows:
inclusive.
31,000
3y2s.
from
Due
1961
on
March
1 from 1953 to 1971 inclusive.
to
1965 inclusive.
38,000 3s. Due from 1966 to 1970
inclusive.
169,000 2.80s. Due from
1971 to
inclusive.
■
tV.
>.
.
Orinda County Fire
Protection
District, Contra Costa County
(P. O. Martinez), Calif.
inclusive.
as
2.89%,
$37,000 4s. Due from 1952 to 1960
1981
Santa
School District bonds. Due
Talbot, both of San Fran¬
cisco, at
Ostly,
Bond Offering—Harold J.
of the American Trust
vine
Angeles County Sch. Dists.
Bond
Offering—W.
T.
v"'
Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on Feb.
Volume 173
Number 4983
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(609)
5 for the
purchase of $75,000 fire
house-1950 bonds. Dated Dec. 15,
1950.
to
Due
1971
Dec.
on
15
from
Connecticut
inclusive.
&
County School
Districts
(P. O. Riverside), Calif.
Bond
Sale—The issue
$*258,-
of
000
school bonds was purchased
by the Bank of America National
Trust
&
Savings
Francisco,
Note Sale—The issue of
Bank,
follows:
as
bonds, at
Central Hanover Bank
of
Chase National Bank, and Salo¬
Bros. & Hutzler, both of New
mon
a
2.07%,
2%s,
about
follows:
as
due
$60,000
March 1 from
1952 to .1957 inclusive, $40,000
l%s, due on March 1 from
1958
to
000
on
1961
2s, due
of
1950
to
from
1969 to 1971 inclusive.
1968
inclusive, and
$22,000 2V4S, due on March 1
bonds
net
price of 100.07,
a
interest. cost
2.20%;
of
as
100.28,
$20,000
7
23As,
::
offered
517
p.
Putnam
1.35s,
at
were
—
&
on
Co,
of
price of
a
The
—
173,
the
Boston, at 0.83%.
Dated Feb. 1, 1951.
1,
1951.
Due
Legality
May
on
approved
2s, due
214 s,
to
San
i %
inclusive, and $22,000
due
1963
•
from
1
March 1 from 1957
on
1962
to
:
*
March
on
March
on
inclusive.
1971
Francisco
Coral
*
Gables, Fla.
Note Sale—The issue of $9,161,-
Certificate
Offering
bids
until
Sept. 1, 1950. Due
1952
to
1976
Associates,
are
est
payable
San
Co.,
School
District,
County (P. O.
Oakland), Calif.
Bond
Offering
G.
—-
E.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on Feb.
6
for the purchase of
$149,000
building
bonds.
Dated
Aug.
1,
•
1950.
Note
Due
Aug.
Herrington, of San Fran¬
Han¬
Authority,
Fla.
Sale—The
$1,891,000
temporary loan notes, 2nd series,
purchased by the Chase Na¬
tional Bank, and Salomon Bros. &
Mateo
West
Miami
Bond
(P.
O.
Miami),
Fla.
Offering—Diane Drellick,
Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 20 for the purchase of $100,sidewalk
improvement—1951
bonds. Dated Jan.
Dists.
(P. O. Redwood City), Calif.
Bond Offering—W. H. Augustus,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids.until 10 a.m. (PST) on Feb.
20
the
for
bonds,
purchase
follows:
as
of
$177,000
The
bonds
1, 1951. Due
on
1961
are
interest
Chase
York
Giles
National
of
New
City. Legality approved by
J.
Jackson¬
of
School District bonds. Due
Sept. 1 from 1952 to
.
,
'
-
elusive.
1975 in-
West
Point,
Ga.
Sale—The $170,000
bonds offered
p.
school
173,
Jan. 29—v.
on
424—were
the
San
Cook
Bond
Sale—The
$300,000
Jan.
29—v.
offered
on
—were
awarded to the
Trust
Sacramento
School District,
*
sew¬
*■'
517
p.
American
Elementary
Yolo County
Offering
—
C.
L.
Hiddle-
will receive
(PST) on
purchase of $20,-
Clerk,
County
15
for
the
000 school
bonds.
1951.
on
Due
to. 1971
interest
County
as
W.
2V2s.
Dated
Feb.
inclusive.
(F-A)
15
10:30
Principal
at
office.
and
the
Le¬
Dated
rants.
June 28,
on
Feb.
19,
Due
Feb.
on
in
1
Due
on
to
1957
inclusive.
Feb.
on
1
from
to
on
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
1975
issue
of
$1,784,000 bonds
by a
syndicate
purchased
follows:
to
1955
Bond
improvement
Jan. 25
bonds
to
Moines, at
2%s.
The
Due
bonds
Oct. 1, 1970.
on
the
Sale
bonds
The $22,000
purchased by
—
were
Carleton
D.
Beh
.
^
•
dated
was purchased by
Moines
National
Due
on
Dec.
authorized
election
held
Oct.
on
10,
City Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
'
Bond
Offering
B.
Harris
Chicago.
Trust
&
Legality
Lawrence, Mass.
Note
Offering
manche,
ceive
improvement bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
1951. Due
on
Nov.
1
from 1952 to
1971. Legality approved by Chap¬
&
man
sealed
City,
Offering
March
on
on
1
March 1 from
are
Bank,
of
Boston.
Legality ap¬
Ropes,
Gray,
Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
&
follows:
as
March 1 from 1952 to 1981 in¬
1,230,000 issue B, County Office
and
Health
Building bonds.
by
District
1952
to
1956 inclusive.
1957
to
on
Feb. 1 from
1961 inclusive.
are
1952
Due
on
1981
to
dated
Feb.
1,
1951.
on
March 1
1962
are
interest
173,
follows:
of
a
Bond
000
of
on
were
National
par.
Mass.
issue
bonds
of
$300,-
was
pur¬
basis of about 1.09%.
Dated Feb. 1, 1951. Due on Feb.
from
1952
to
1961
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the First National Bank, of Bos¬
ton, except that interest upon
fully registered certificates will
be paid by check from the office
of the City Treasurer.
Legality
approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Revere
Authority, Mass.
$1,500,000 tem¬
porary loan,
fourth series notes
offered on Jan. 24—v. 172, p. 2173
were
awarded to a syndicate
composed of Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
R. W. Pressprich & Co., and East¬
man,
Dillon & Co., all of New
York
Housing
Sale—The
City, at 1.04%.%
City,
at the Montgomery
or
County National Bank, Rockville.
Hawkins,
& Wood, of New York
approved
by
Stubbs, Smith &
Birmingham, and
price of 101.35, a
porary
30—v.
173,
the
Trust
loan
Jan.
30
—
p.
Co., of
discount, plus
The
518—were awarded
Boston
Deposit &
Boston, at 0.95%
premium
173,
Bank,
of
$3.
tem¬
offered
on
518 — were
p.
Rockland-Atlas
the
to
at
Boston,
of
a
rate of 0.97%.
Waltham
Authority,
Housing
Massachusetts
Note
Sale
offered
—
on
were
The
—
loan,
porary
$100,000 tem¬
third
series
notes
Jan. 30—v. 172, p. 2430
awarded
to
the
Branch
Banking & Trust Co., of Wilson,
1%
interest.
1951. Due on July
31, 1951. Legality approved
Sullivan, Donovan, Heenehan
Hanrahan, of New York City.
by
&
Wellesley Housing Authority,
Massachusetts
Safe
a
v.
—
$350,000
notes
Dated Feb. 8,
Beverly, Mass.
Sale
Mass.
Sale—The
porary
at
MASSACHUSETTS
to
Note
payable
at the
Bank,
of New
$300,000 tem¬
loan notes offered on Jan.
as
1948
sewer
—
chased
discount
Note
2.72%,
Na¬
offered
518
Is, at
as
Sale—The
Act
National
certificates
518—
P-
interest
First
First
to
Maiden,
1951. The bonds
after March 1,
callable. Principal and
(M-S)
Delafield
awarded to
Lombardo,
the
awarded
Bank of
or
on
National
Chase
,^^ids of¬
Jan. 29—v.
p.
v.
—
1,
March
maturing
Bond Sale—The $460,000 indus¬
trial building revenue
on
bonds
173,
30
awarded
and
Bowling Green, Ky.
fered
construction
are
bonds
Legality
KENTUCKY
the
Jan.
Taunton,
from 1952 to 1961 inclusive.
The
York
bonds
bonds.
from
1
indebtedness. Due
purchased
Feb. 1 from
at
Maiden, Mass.
Sale—The $30,000
Bond
750,000 assessment certificates of
dated
125,000 D/ss. Due
payable
1956 in¬
and
tional
inclusive.
lows:
1952 to
Principal
,
City National Bank
&
Co, of Kansas City, as fol¬
on
1952 to
1 from
inclusive.
March
Sale—The issue of $250,-
$125,000 W2S. Due
March
on
150,000 issue C, Bethesda Parking
the
Trust
clusive.
—
authorized at the
000 hospital bonds was
March 1 from
on
Note
clusive.
1981
Bond
Daniel J. Mc-
1
nance, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 2 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 13 for the
purchase of $5,900,000 bonds and
Iowa
Winfield, Kan.
Mass.
—
a
Certificate Offering—
Bond and
—
Aug. 23, 1950.
Lynn,
.
Bond Offering
by the Blair, Rollins & Co.,
Semmes, Inc., as 1.10s) at a price of 100.04,
Alex. K. Hancock, Director of Fi¬
Due
on
re¬
a.m.
by
Newton,
Montgomery County (P. O.
Rockville), Md.
The bonds
election
11
$750,000 temporary loan notes.
8, 1951. Due on Nov.
2,
1951.
Principal and interest
payable at the Second National
dated March
Bowen
Semmes,
fire station bonds. Due in 20 years.
were
until
of
1949
issue
A,
school im¬
provement
bonds.
Due
on
Anthony
Hasselo, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Feb. 5 for the purchase of $10,000
bids
Feb. 7 for the purchase
on
inclusive.
1966
to
certificates,
Cutler, of Chicago.
Alfred Courte-
—
City Treasurer, will
(M-S)
both of Baltimore.
p.m.
Savings
the
Bank, of
Legality
approved
by
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, of Boston.
L.
and open bids
(CST) on Feb. 12
for the purchase of $200,000 school
2
1
1966 inclusive.
The certificates
will receive sealed
until
1950
March
on
1,
1951. " Legality
approved
by
Miles, Walsh, O'Brien & Morris,
Main,
Secretary of Board of Education,
—
inclusive.
National
pur¬
1966 inclusive.
Due
1954 to
1954
and
Mason
the
construction loan of
tificates. Due
1950.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
payable
at
Second
p.m.
560,000 Armory loan of 1948 cer¬
the
at
Due
certificates.
The
were
for
13
1954 to
from
1, 1951.
2
construction loan of
eral
2.24%.
Dated Feb.
1981
inclusive.
Bank, of Des Moines, as 2y4S, at
price of 100.03, a basis of about
1 from 1954 to 1965 inclusive.
to
Boston.
11,000,000 instalment of the gen¬
a
Francisco.
Bank,
1952
Bank, of Boston, or at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
loan of 1949 certificates. Due approved
by Storey, Thorndike,
on March 1 from 1954 to 1966
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
City Con. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Iowa-Des
were
Oct.
the
re¬
2,132,000 instalment of the gen/ yeral public school construction
Bond Sale—The issue of $38,000
the
will
until
bids
certificates.
from
of
,
Treasurer,
Feb.
on
eral
Co, of Des
Moines, as IV4S, at a price
100.11, a basis of about 1.21%
Barnes
sealed
(EST)
par.
net interest cost of about
are
from
Ardle, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(EST) on
chase of $17,564,000 certificates of
Feb. 14 for'the purchase of $125,indebtedness, as follows:
000 departmental
equipment loan
$3,872,000 instalment of the gen¬ bonds. Dated March 1, 1951. Due
on
173, p. 424 — were
Sparks & Co, of Des
Additional
sewer
offered
State
ceive
'sewer
v.
—
awarded
Miles,
$27,000
City.
160,000 school building bonds, as
15
Principal and interest payable at
proved
Maryland (State of)
Offering—Hooper S.
Iowa
"Sale—The
inclusive.
1956 to 1969 inclusive.
Boston, as iy2s,, at a price of
101.41, a basis of about 1.38%.
Dated Feb. 15, 1951. Due on Feb.
Certificates
The
1,495,000 school building bonds,
as 2%s.
Due on Oct. 1 from
of
Dated Feb.
Feb. 1 from
1969 inclusive.
456,000 iy2s. Due
IOWA
Algona,
103
$129,000 school building bonds, as
2J4s. Due on Oct. 1 from 1953
:
to
1958
Sale—The issue of $150,loan, act of 1950 bonds
purchased by Coffin & Burr,
(EST)
912,000 iy4s. Due
Due
was
follows:
as
4s.
1955
1970
Associates, at
228,000
1951.
quist, Neff & Herrington, of San
by Orrick, Dahl¬
iy4s.
Dartmouth, Mass.
net interest
a
1.48%,
,4953 and 1954.
a.m.
1951.
1,
1950. Principal and interest (A-O)
gality approved
$154,000
Lot
of M. B. Vick & Co,
Chicago, Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
of St. Louis, Wheelock & Cum¬
mins, of Des Moines, Scott &
Wyandt, Inc., and H. C. Speer &
Sons Co, both of Chicago, at a
net interest cost of about 2.70%,
15,
from 4952
payable
Treasurer's
Feb.
Charlottesville,
price of 100.17,
a
cost of about
The issue of $500,loan notes was
purchased by the New York Hanseatic Corp., of New York
City,
1.04% discount. Dated Feb.
1,
1951. Due on Nov.
8, 1951.
Securities
First
wyn
KANSAS
composed
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Feb.
Atlanta,
J.
of
as
(P. O. Woodland), Calif.
Bond
son,
173,
Co., of San Francisco.
West
:
was
disposal—1949 series B bonds
age
to
County Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Lyons), III.
The
Francisco, Calif.
the
—
temporary
Bond
Co, Wurts, Dulles & Co,
of Philadelphia, and Good& Olds, of Washington, D. C,
both
Feb. 14 for the purchase
$450,000 temporary loan war¬
of
Chelsea, Mass.
000 water
Stokes
on
ILLINOIS
County Treasurer's office.
South
awarded
Tindall & Co, of
1, 1951. Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at
•
(CST)
0.85%.
245
p.
at
bids until
at
syndicate
a
Scott, Horner & Mason, of Lynch¬
burg, Paul Frederick & Co, all of
New York City, Thomas & Co, of
Pittsburgh, Edward Lowber
Housing
■
March
Dated
on
of
to
National Bank, of
INDIANA
Bond
*
•
awarded
were
Jan. 24—v. 173, p. 245
to the Branch
bonds
173,
Company of Chicago, Otis & Co,
Cleveland, J. G. White & Co,
Inc., of New York City, Peoples
Co, of Jersey City, at 1.09%.
Orange
Bond
Elementary
$1,750,000
30—v.
notes
at
$3,770,000
GEORGIA
inclusive.
1961
Mill brae
Jan.
on
tem¬
series
Banking & Trust Co., of Wilson,
000
The
—
$940,000
fourth
awarded
of
of
Note Sale—The issue of $315,000
temporary loan notes, 13th series,
was
purchased by the Bessemer
Trust
on
were
Note Sale
Sale
composed
Authority, III.
Authority, III.
ville.
Redwood
City
Ele¬
School
District,
bonds. Due on Sept.
1 from
to
Bank,
Patterson,
mentary
1952
maturing
in 1958 to
callable. Principal and
(J-J)
payable
at
the
$102,000
75,000
Bank
construction-1951
offered
Co, of Jersey City, at 1.08%.
bonds
•...
Sch.
County
the
424
p.
County (P. O.
Annapolis), Md.
Bond
—
Rock Island County
!
Hutzler,/both of New York City,
jointly, at 1.10%.
Jan. 1 from 1952 to 1961 inclusive.
San
to
173,
Arundel
school
temporary loan notes, 19th series,
was
purchased by the Bessemer
building bonds
Neff &
-
Central
was
inclusive.
cisco.
the
1.08%.
000
on
Principal and inter¬
at
Sale—The issue of
Acting
1967
in
1
Note Sale—The issue of $709,000
cer¬
000
1 from 1964
Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
to
The
maturing in 1956 to 1976
Additional
Wade,
Anne
Cutler, of Chicago.
Sept. 1 from
$3,400,temporary loan notes, 2nd se¬
of
ries, was purchased by the Besse¬
mer
Trust Co, of Jersey City, at
City, at 1.08%.
Leandro
on
Tampa Housing
Alameda
>
>
Trust
&
p.m.
Bank & Trust Co, of New
City. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Sale—The
Bank
B.
over,
York
$2,000,000
temporary loan notes, 55th series
were
purchased by the Central
New York
8
inclusive.
callable.
$4,863,000 55th series, at 1.09%.
620,000 56th series, at 1.10%.1,532,000 57th series, at 1.10%'.
2,146,000 58th series, at 1.09%.
from
1
Nov.
on
Rock Island Housing
bonds
revenue
MARYLAND
Legality approved by Chapman
&
minal Revenue certificates. Dated
tificates
Hanover-
E.
—
(EST)
on
Feb. -20 for the purchase of
$300,000 Municipal Transit Ter¬
Trust Co., of New York City, and
follows:
2V4S. Due
180,000
offered
$25,000 water
Jan. 26—v.
Sale—The
loan,
New Haven.
Nov.
on
Note
porary
Nov. 1 from
on
1968 inclusive.
to
ceive sealed
Poorman, City Clerk, will receive
000 temporary loan notes was pur¬
chased by the Chemical Bank &
Additional
500,000 2s. Due
1963
extension
1962 inclusive.
to
Massachusetts
1
sealed
Housing
Authority, Calif.
as
1952
Sale—The
works
follows:
$470,000 2Y4S. Due
Cambridge Housing Authority,
Feb. 1 from
on
Haven, Ky.
awarded
as
from
—
Indianapolis Sanitary District, Ind.
J Warrant Offering — Patrick J.
Barton, City Controller, will re¬
FLORIDA
1.
from
1
New
—were
2.11%,
1
1966 inclusive.
on
&
1952 to 1956 inclusive, $24,000
due
$1,-
was
Paine,
by
Palmer
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
to
offered
Jan.
on
517—were awarded
National Bank, of
p.
First
of
1963
Webber, Jack¬
& Curtis, of Chicago, and As¬
sociates, at a net interest cost of
$500,000 tax
anticipation notes offered
26—v.
bonds
105
son
Trust
Waterbury, Conn.,
Sale
issue
144,000 2%s. Due
1969 and 1970.
basis of about 1.31%.
a
Note
a
about
follows:
1 as
to
school
by
Feb.
on
1953 to 1962 inclusive.
Bond
$300,000 school
173,
v.
—
awarded
to
66,000 Glen Avon School District
bonds, at
30
Hartford,
$70,March 1 from
1962
•
Jan.
The
—
$316,000 3s. Due
pur¬
Prospect (P. O. Waterbury 12),
inclusive,
on
150,000
City; $750,000 at 1.11%, and
$2,767,000 at 1.10%.
issue
Sale
chased
Connecticut
of
cost
Bond
York
Bond Sale—The
& Cutler,
County Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. La Grange), III.
about
San
price of 100.13,
a
interest
net
:
& Trust
at 1.09%.
'
r
$5,517,-
temporary loan notes, 2nd
series, was awarded as follows:
$192,000 Coachella School District
■f
Cook
Co, of New York City: $2,000,000
Riverside
by Chapman
Chicago.
000
Herrington, of San Fran¬
cisco.
approved
of
Bridgeport Housing Authority,
1952
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Neff
CONNECTICUT
49
Note Sale—The
porary
$1,048,000 tem¬
loan notes offered on
Jan.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
50
the
to
Co., of Wilson, at 0.99%
Dakota County
interest.
No.
2
(P. O.
Indep. Sch. Dist.
West St. Paul),
Bond
Offering
28 State
Ed-
callable.
Alpena Township Unit Sch. Dist. strom, District Clerk, will receive Legality approved by Dorsey, Col¬
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
(P. O. Alpena), Mich.
man, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Offering
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1951.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1954 to 1981
inclusive. The bonds due on or
(EST) on
Feb. 14 for the purchase of $175,000 building bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1951. Due on May 1 from 1952 to
1967 inclusive. The bonds matur¬
8:30
until
bids
p.m.
Monday, February 5, 1951
.
1952
District Clerk, will re¬
Ackerson,
sealed
ceive
until
bids
bids until Feb.
after Feb. 1, 1968
Legality
approved
callable.
Dorsey,
$210,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered on Jan.
16—v. 173, p. 245—were awarded
the Security Bank, of Lincoln
Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 19 (P. O. Hopkins), Minn.
Bond Offering — The Clerk of
premium of
Park, at 1%, plus a
of
sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
building bonds. Dated March
000
tax
$61,800
The
(CST) on
the purchase of $900,-
8 for
Feb.
Mich.
Ironwood,
receive
will
Education
Board
$10.
—
by
Barber, of Minneapolis.
to
Sale-
are
Colman, Barker/Scott &
Mich.
Ecorse,
Note
p.m.
on
maturing
to
Note Sale—The
1
Feb. 20 for the purchase
of $300,000 building bonds.
Dated
Feb. 1, 1951.
Due on Feb. 1 from
1954 to 1973 inclusive.
The bonds
(CST)
1, 1951. Due on Sept. 1 from 1952
to 1972 inclusive. The bonds ma¬
anticipation notes offered on Jan.
26—v. 173, p. 245—were awarded
turing after March 1, 1961 are call¬
to McDonald-Moore & Co., of De¬
able. Principal and interest pay¬
troit, as 2s, plus a premium of able at any suitable bank desig¬
$25.34.
nated by the purchaser. Legality
.
No. 7 approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Lansing Township Sch. Dist.
until
8
(EST) on Feb. 7 for the
purchase
of
$70,000!>-building
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1951. Due on
July 1 from 1952 to 1966 inclu¬
sive. The bonds maturing in 1953
to
1966
are
callable.
Principal
p.m.'
bunk
trust company
or
Legality
purchaser.
the
by
payable at a
designated
(J-J)
interest
and
ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Radford
Township Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Detroit 23), Mich.
*
Offering—Chris H.
Bond
*
Mag-
May 1 from 1953 to 1967 inclu¬
sive. The bonds maturing in 1955
callable. Principal and
the De¬
Bank, Detroit. Legality ap¬
proved
Stevens,
Berry,
by
Bar¬
Summit Township Sch. Dist. No.
(fP.
O.
Woodbine Boulevard,
Mich.
844
Jackson),
Bond
Sale—The
$90,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on Jan. 26—v.
173, p. 425 — were awarded to
S, R. Livingstone & Co., of Detroit,
net interest
as follows.
price of 100.01,
cost of about 1.77%,
a
$25,000 2s. Due
1953
to
65,000 l%s. Due
1958
to
Minn.
—
Stanley
Ceylon),
Bond
Offering
Vohs, District Clerk, will
sealed
bids until 1 p.m.
Feb.
on
Con.
for
7
S.
receive
(CST)
purchase of
the
$300,000 building bonds.
Dated
Jan. 1, 1951. Due on Jan. 1 from
1954 to 1973 inclusive. The bonds
after
maturing
Jan.
1965 are
1,
Principal' and
callable.
interest
payable at any suitable bank or
company designated by the
purchaser.
Legality approved by
April 1 from
Minneapolis, Minn.
$994,503.90 spe¬
improvement bonds of¬
on Jan. 31—v. 173, p. 425—
awarded to a syndicate com¬
cial street
fered
were
posed
of
Phelps,
ing
v.
F. S. Moseley &
waukee,
100.10,
a
as
1.40s, at a price
basis of about 1.38%.
Monterey,
&
Co.,
of
De¬
of
Clerk,
will
sidewalk
district
Dated Jan.
Damoose,
receive '"sealed
from
roll
special
No.
95
15, 1951. Due
1952
to
1955
assess¬
No.
14
Bond
(P.
O.
Paul),
Route
6,
at
the
Ypsilanti
Rank, Ypsilanti.
discount
a
of
rate
Sch.
Park
prich
City,
bonds.
2
"
bonds
The
are
1,
Jan.
dated
by
Legality approved
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of
1951.
26—v.
St.
173,
Sch.
Metuchen
:•
Geo.
to
Dist.,
J.
N.
7:30
8 for the purchase
school
000
1951. Due
Jan.
on
inclusive
1974
terest
gality
in¬
Le¬
by
Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
approved
Delafield
&
Morristown
No. 97
&
on
for the purchase of $912,000 school
— Joe
Shannon,
will receive sealed bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1951. Due on
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Feb. Feb. 1 from 1952 to 1981 inclusive.
16
for
the
purchase of $7,250 Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
serial bonds
will be the second choice of the
School Board.
Interest J-J.
the
>
,
choice
first
,
and
NEBRASKA
„
,
?
.
,
follows:'
Jan.
inclusive.
Jan. 24—v.
National
of
par,
2.17%,
;
$35,000 l^si'Dueon Feb. 1 from
1953 to 1959 inclusive.
185,000 2.20s. tDue on Feb. 1 from
1960 to 1§76 inclusive.
Renville
No.
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
40 (P. O. Sacred H^art),
Minnesota
pay¬
Savings
Bond
Offering—A.
Cheyenne County Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Sidney), Neb. -L
1
Agnew,
S.
Offering—K.
Bond
of Directors,
until Feb.
purchase of $276,000
of Board
Secretary
First
the
Omholt,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
National
Iron
Bank, of Morristown. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, bPNew York City."
Bond
173,
Brunswick,
Sale—The
N.
the
for
5
on
Jan. 30—v.
425—were awarded to Bo-
land, Saffin & Co., of New York
City, as IV4S, at a price of 100.04, a
basis of about 1.24%.
O.
(P.
Ogallala),
received
at
Neb.
will
the office of Mc-
Ginley & Lane, in Ogallala,
to
inclusive. The bonds ma¬
1961
turing 5 years after date are
Bond
Offering
District
Bryant,
call¬
able.
sealed
(EST)
on
Floral Park, N.
equipment bonds was
purchased by Robert E. Schweser
Co., of Omaha, The bonds were
authorized at the election on Nov.
hospital
NEW
HAMPSHIRE
Bond
Offering
Beaudet,
receive
County
sealed
—
O.
Albert W.
Treasurer,
will
until
2
(EST) on Feb. 7 for the purchase
of $150,000
sprinkler equipment
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1951. Due
on Feb. 1 from 1952 to 1961 inclu¬
sive. Principal
and interest (F-A)
payabjdpat the Manchester Trust
Co;,
Manchester. Legality ap¬
.
pro vedby'
Ropes,
Coolidge & Rugg, of
Gray, Best,
Boston.
N.-H.
District
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
in
care
will
of
Calef,
receive
the
Mer¬
will
Village Treasurer,
sealed
until * 10
bids
re¬
a.m.
on Feb. 7 for the purchase
$102,000 general improvement—
1950 bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1950.
of
Due
June
on
inclusive.
P
a r
1951 to 1955
1 from
Principal
and
payable
Bank
k
at
interest
First Na¬
Trust
&
the
Co., Floral
approved
by
Sykes,
Heckler &
Legality
.
Vandewater,
Galloway, of New York City.
Greenville, Greenville Fire District
No.
1
(P. O. Greenville), N. Y.
Sale
The
—
173,
v.
fire
Jan. 30—•
519—were awarded
p.
National
the
$5,000
on
Bank
to
Coxsackie,
of
Coxsackie.
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 13
(Pf O. Valley Stream),
York
New
Bond Offering
;
—
<
Charles Mag-
giore, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10.30 a.m. (EST)
the
for
16
Feb.
on
of
purchase
1952
from
1
will
until
bids
8
inclusive^
1962
to
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
Na¬
Co., Valley
Stream.
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
the
at
able
Valley
Bank
tional
Stream
Trust
&
re¬
p.m.
Sale
Bond
The
—
$83,000 public
improvement-1951 bonds offered
on
Jan. 31—v. 173, p. 425—were
1, 1951. Due on Feb. 1 from
1953 to 1971 inclusive. Principal
Weinig Co., of Buffalo, jointly, as
l%s, at a price of 100.13, a basis
and interest
of
Dover
Trust
(F-A) payable at the
Co., Dover. Legality
City, and the C. E.
York
New
of
about 1.48%.
Sale—The
Bond
Wood, of New York City.
Y.
N.
Lyons,
approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
water
Jan. 25
425—were awarded to
$75,000
supply bonds offered
Plains
District
J.
Herbert
—
Clerk,
will
F.
re¬
8
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc., as \lks,
at a price of 100.08,
a basis of
about 1.49%.
Massena
of
$100,000 school bonds. Dated
1, 1951. Due on Feb. 1 from
1952 to 1971 inclusive. Principal
Feb.
Branch.
(F-A) payable at the
Legality
Scotch Plains
approved
by
Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of New
York City.
Teaneck
Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O.
Teaneck), N. J.
Bond Offering—John H.
Ranges,
District Clerk,
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb.
14 for the purchase
of $650,000
school bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1951.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1952 to 1971
inclusive.
(F-A)
and
payable
at
National Bank
Bond
ton,
Delafield
City.
&
'*: tisi'i
,
Supervisor,
Hawkins.
Wood, of New York
until
bids
sealed
will
re¬
2\\
p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 6 for the purchase
$100,000 hospital—1951 bonds.
of
1952
from
1
1, 1951. Due on.Feb.
to 1961
inclusive.
Feb.
Dated
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the First National Bank Sc
Trust
by
&
Heckler
Legality ap¬
Vandewater, -Sykes,
Massena.
Co.,
proved
Galloway,
of
New
York City.
Hartford
New
and
Whitestown
Union Free Sch. Dist.
(P. O. New York
New
Garden
of Teaneck.
by
t.
Offering—Rollin AV New¬
Town
ceive
Bond
1950
v.
Legality approved
•
Massena), 1 N,'~ Y.
O.
(P.
interest
the
Principal
p.
on
p.m.
Feb 8 for the purchase
on
173,
—v.
....
bids -until
sealed
(EST)
Plains), N.
Offering
Baehr,
ceive
Township Sch. Dist.
Scotch
O.
Bond
State
Keene Union Sch. Dist+
Y.
Kenmore, N. Y.
Feb.
p.m.
bids
Clerk,
Westfield Trust Co.,
Hillsborough County (P.
Manchester), N. H.
York
of 100.12,
awarded to Paul Frederick & Co.,
"...
_
Gib¬
Bond Offering—Charles J. Hart-
S.
Augustus
—
$215,000
(P.
$25,000
New
of
Inc.,
as 1.90s, at a price
basis of about 1.88%.
425
p.
B.
Feb. 21 for the purchase
school bonds. Dated
of
Scotch
Bond Sale—The issue of
173,
Geo.
to
City,
(P. O. Roxbury), N. J.
ceive
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
be
14
County Sch. Dist. No.
Keith
Township Sch. Dist.
Roxbury
bonds. The bonds were
authorized at the election Jan. 8.
building
26—v.
school site-1951 bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1951. Due on Feb.
J.
$57,000 sewer-
bonds offered
p.
fire
1951 bonds
$12,500
—
$110,000
New
will receive sealed bids
Bond Offering—Robert G.
C.
at
and interest
Minneapolis, at a price
net interest cost of about
as
able
1951
build¬
173, p. 146 — were awarded to a
syndicate
composed
of: Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood, Allison-Wil¬
liams Co., Northwestern
Clerk, will receive sealed
on Feb. 13
) Bond Offering
building
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1,
1951. Amortization bonds will be
Jan.
Co.,
Y.
The
—
awarded
bons
as
f
N.
house bonds offered
Iorio,
Aida
—
J.
N.
bids until 8 p.m. (EST)
Minn.
Sale—The $220,000
Dist.,
Offerings
District
Montana
Sch.
Inc.,
Co., both
.
on
tional
and
Metuchen.
Bank,
Sale
(J-D)
payable at the Com¬
(J-J)
monwealth
Co.,
jointly,
1.65%.
offered
1,
Jan
from
1
Principal
&
City,
—were
a
Jan.
price of 100.58, a basis
fighting apparatus
1952 to
Dated
bonds
Gibbons
York
a
Bond
sewer¬
on
(EST)
(EST) on
of $225,-
p.m.
Y.
425—were awarded
p.
B.
New
of
man,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
O. Coffee Creek),
(P.
price
a
$200,000
Delanson,
Bond Offering—Otto R. Drews,
until
N.
and Chas. E. Weigold &
Bond
Fergus County Sch. Dist.
1.40s, at
as
system bonds offered
age
ceive
bids
bonds.
jointly,
J.
N.
Dist.,
Wood, of New York City.
Feb.
25,000 supervisors district No.
1—v.
Brothers, and R. W. Press& Co., both of New York
man
of about
NEW JERSEY
,
$25,000 supervisors district, No. 1
7, 1950.
bonds.
on
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
$10,000
Ramsey County Com. Sch. Dist.
a
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)"dh Feb.
£ for the purchase of $22,017.33
overall
Saunders & Co.,
2s and 2V4S, as
as
Feb.
on
519—were awarded to Leh¬
p.
1.70s, at
Florham
bridge bonds was pur¬
Memphis,
Minn.
improvement bonds was
purchased by the State.
of
Bond Offering—N. G.
at
1.08%.
bids until 7:30
Thayer County (P. O.
Hebron), Neb.
Bank, and J. M. Dain & Co., all
Ypsilanti, Mich.
15
of
building
ing bonds offered
Sale—The $130,000 build¬
troit.
ment
Co., Paine, Web¬
Bond Sale—The issue of
April 1 from
bonds offered on Jan. 31—
173, p. 518—were awarded to
City
Corp.,
Michigan Corp., of New York City,
J. M. Dain & Co., of Minneapolis,
and the Milwaukee Co., of Mil¬
Community Sch. Dist.,
McDonald-Moore
the
follows:
Co.,
&
Fenn
Stone & Webster Securities
1968 inclusive.
Michigan
Bond
Minneapolis.
Bond Sale—The
St.
Tekonsha
p. 519—were awarded
Second National Bank, of
District Clerk,
(P. O.
School District No. 29
inclusive.
on
$200,000
173,
Boston,
$137,-
County Independent
Martin
a
on
1957
30—v.
until
ber, Jackson & Curtis, all of New 2
p.m.
(CST) on Feb. 6 for the
York City, Schoellkopf, Hutton &
purchase of $18,000 building and
of
Buffalo,
First of
1 Pomeroy,
equipment bonds. Due from 1953
bier, Evely & MacFarlane, of De¬
troit.
173,
$420,000 school -
offered
Canton,
tem¬
loan notes offered on Jan.
porary
Holly Springs), Miss.
$50,000
and
York
Bond Sale—The
Sale—The
Note
Bond Sale—The issue of
chased by M. A.
bonds
1951
County (P. O.
(CST) on Feb. 20 for the pur¬
Bond Offering—Agnes Thomas,
of $1,500,000 school bonds.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
March
1,
1951. Due on
J&ds until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 8
March 1 from 1952 to 1976 inclu¬
loFthe purchase of $250,000 school
sive. Principal and interest pay¬
bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1950. Due
able at a bank to be designated
on Aug. 15 from 1952 to 1970 in¬
by the purchaser. Legality ap¬ clusive.
Principal
and
interest
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
(F-A) payable at the First Na¬
of St. Louis.
tional
Bank, Madison. Legality
Marshall County (P. O.
approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
water, sewer and street bonds
purchased by the State In¬
vestment Board, as 2V2S.
1, 1951. Due
interest (M-N) payable at
New
Dover), N. H.
Dated
was
Faegre & Benson, of
troit
National
chase
road
(P. O. Port Jefferson),
Bond Sale—The
p.m.
000
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 13 for
the purchase of $500,000 building
are
Strafford
bonds,
Secretary-Treasurer,
City
6
of 100.15, a basis of about 1.37%.
Mississippi
—
T. W. Lewis,
will receive sealed
trust
to 1967
pay¬
Storey,
MONTANA
Sale—The issue of
Bond
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
on
interest
and
Legality approved
Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
Sch. Dist.,
No.
on
inclu¬
1971
to
Merchants
Louis.
imsson,
bonds. Dated March
the
Due
Offering
Bond
Jr.,
pur¬
Bank of Boston.
to
Marble, Minn.
Miller,
Education,
bids
sealed
receive
Will
at
for Feb. 7,
postponed to March 1.
Brookhaven Union Free Sch. Dist.
City.
'
Bond Offering—Helen L.
Secretary of Board of
Minneapolis.
Road,
(P. O. Route 2, Forest
Lansing), Mich.
able
MISSISSIPPI
County Indep.
1952
from
Principal
scheduled
Columbus Separate
Sch. Dist.
No. 5 (P. O. Elbow Lake), Minn.
Bond Offering—Arthur H.
P.
building
$250,000
been
has
Minneapolis.
Grant
bonds. Due on Feb. 1 from
1980 inclusive.
sewer
originally
of
purchase of $5,000,000
for the
20
of
suitable bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the purchaser.
Legality
approved
by Dorsey,
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
any
Controller,
City
Deputy
RIehl,
will receive sealed
callable.
are
1
1951.
1,
sive.
Washington County Con. Sch. Dist.
No. 22 (P. O. Alton), Minn.
Bond Offering Postponed—The
sale
by
&
Edward
—
1975
1,
March
by
NEW YORK
Boston,
Feb. 7 for the
on
March
Minneapolis.
Principal and interest payable at
Mich.
Detroit,
Offering
Bond
Feb.
after
ing in 1962 to 1967 are callable.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at the Alpena Savings Bank,
Alpena.
Legality approved
Berry, Stevens, Barbier, Evely
MacFarlane, of Detroit.
purchase of $1,385,000
the
for
14
L.
Evelyn
—
Schrader, Secretary of Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
of
$1,245,000 school bonds.
of
Dated
1, 1970 and thereafter are
Bank
Street, Boston 6, until 11
(EST)
a.m.
chase
Jan.
sive. The bonds maturing on
Carl R.
—
chants
(CST) on Feb. 16
purchase of $395,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1951. Due
on Jan. 1 from 1954 to 1976 inclu¬
Minnesota
MICHIGAN
Bond
National
bids until 1 p.m.
for the
MINNESOTA
173, p. 518—were awarded
Branch Banking & Trust
30—v.
.
.
.
(610)
173,
p.
-
York
Sale—The
bonds
No. 4
Mills),
offered
$16,000 school
on Jan. 31—
519—were awarded to
Investing Co.,
the Mohawk Valley
1.60s, at a price
basis of about 1.57%.
Inc., of Utica, as
of
100.06,
a
Volume 173
Number 4983
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(611)
New
York
City Housing Authority,
New
Bond
Sale
Pomonok
NYC-22
York
The
—
Housing
$19,225,000
Project
bonds offered
No.
173, p. 519—were awarded to
syndicate composed of Blyth &
Co., First Boston Corp., Harriman
a
Ripley & Co., Inc., Smith, Barney
& Co., Kidder, Peabody &
Co.,
&
Co., Stone & Webster
Corp., A. C. Allyn &
Securities
Co., Eastman, Dillon & Co., Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, L. F.
Rothschild
worth
&
&
Co.,
&
Co.,
Braun,
Bos-
Co., Inc., R. S. Dickson
Geo.
B.
&
Gibbons
Co.,
Inc., W. E. Hutton & Co., Tucker,
Anthony & Co., Chas. E. Weigold
& Co., Hirsch & Co., Ira Haupt &
Co., W. C. Langley & Co., all of
New York City; and
Hayden, Miller & Co., of Cleve¬
land; Heller, Bruce & Co., of San
Francisco; McCormick & Co., of
Chicago; Pacific Northwest Co., of.
Seattle; 4;Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo,
of
Birmingham;
R.
D.
White & Co., of New York City;
Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs, of Bos¬
ton, Dean Witter & Co., of San
Francisco, H. M. Byllesby & Co.,
of Chicago, Field, Richards & Co.,
of Cleveland;/ Freeman
& Co.*
G. C. Haas
Co./. Hannahs, Ballin & Lee, all.of New York City;
John C. Legg & Co.; of Baltimore;
Milwaukee
Co,, of Milwaukee;
Robert Garrett & Sons/ of New
York • City;
Preseott,
Hawley,
Shepard : & Co.*. of
Cleveland;
.
Putnam &
Co., of Hartford; Stark¬
weather &
Co., Tripp & Co., both
of New York City; Robert Haw¬
kins & Co., of Boston; William J.
Mericka & Co., of Cleveland; John
Small & Co., and J. G. White &
Co., Inc., both of New York City.
The- syndicate paid a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
1.99% for the bonds as follows:
$882,000 2s. Due on March 1 from
v
1953
,
1,281,000
"
•
1956
to
from
inclusive.
on March .1
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
*
5s.
Due
1,524,000 lVzs. Due on March 1,
^
to
1962
4,217,000
1966
inclusive.
l%s. Due on March 1
from 1967 to 1978 inclusive.
11,321,000
.*
2s.
Due
.
on
March
1
from 1979 to 2001 inclusive.
Niskayuna Water District,:N. Y.
/
Bond* Sale—The v$65,500
struction- 1950
con¬
offered
bonds
on
173, p. 519 — were
awarded to the Marine Trust Co.,
Jan. 31
—
v.,
of Buffalo, as 1.60s,
100.22r
'
a
Persia,
at a price of
basis of about 1.57%.
Perrysburg
"f Union Free Sch.
and Collins
Dist.- No.
(P. O. Gowanda), Ni Y.
Bond Sale—The
1
i
$30,000 school
173,
bonds offered on Jan. 30—v.
p.
519—were awarded to the Bank
price off
of Gowanda, as 1.70s, at a
100.11, a basis of about 1.67%.
Norwood,
Bond
(P. O. Nesconset), N.
Offering — Jon
Schottlandt,
District
Dickson,
Irving
(EST)
p.m.
of
Feb. 7 for the
bonds.
1951. Due
on
inclusive.
terest
Dated
Feb.
1
Principal
1953
1,
1961
in¬
30,000
(F-A) payable at the Bank
&
City.
to
3s.
Bond
Due
Feb.
York
173,
awarded to the
about
Union
(P.
June
on
bonds.
1951. Due
on
Dated
from 1952 to 1961 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-rS) payable
at the Workers Trust Co., John¬
son
City. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
Windsor
and
Colesville
School District No.
1
Cent.
(P. O.
;
i
Windsor), N.
Bond
Offering
—
Y.
Clarence
R.
Weeks, District Clerk, will receive
sealed
on
bids until
Feb.
14
for
3:30 p.m.
the
(EST)
purchase of
$635,000 school-1951 bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, 1951. Due on Feb. 1 from
1952 to 1970 inclusive. Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Windsor National Bank, Windsor.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.
■
y
at
a
ceive
bonds, as fol¬
l%s, due
on
1964 to
1
1966
from 1959 to
June
<
from
1
1967 to
sealed
sewer
4,
sewer
State
2s, at
a
basis of about
Franklin
1969
:
Due
on
March
1 from 1952 to 1961
'
30,000 sewer district Mifflin No.
1, improvement No. 264 sewer
bonds/ Due
on
Sept. 1
1952 to 1961 inclusive.
■-■■"• /'■
D.
R.
from
;
!
sealed
bids
—
until
basis
W.
C.
Bland-
noon
(EST)
on
improvement, special
Newark),
Bond Offering
(P. O.
Ohio
'
—
assess¬
ment bonds. Dated March
1, 1951.
Due on March 1 from 1952 to
1961
inclusive. Interest M-S.
Mt.
Sterling Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond Sale—The
ing
bonds
173,
v.
the
L.
$100,000 build¬
offered
Jan.
on
30—
426—were awarded
p.
W.
Simon
to
Co., of Cleve¬
price of 101.26,
land,
as l%s, at a
basis of about 1.62%.
a
Oxford, Ohio
^
Bond Sale—The $15,000 fire ap¬
paratus and equipment bonds of¬
fered on Jan. 31—v. 173, p. 426—
were
Co.,
awarded
of
J.
Cincinnati,
price of
1.49%,;
to
;
100.06,
4
;
a
A.
White
as iy2s, at: a
basis of about
i
Rochester, N.
*
Y.,
Bond Offering
—
T. J. Mayers,"
of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids un¬
til noon (EST) on Feb. 15 for the
purchase of $195,000 construction
bonds. Dated March 1, 1951. Due
Dec. 1 from 1952 to 1971 inclu¬
on
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
at the Dollar Savings &
Trust Co., Youngstown.
Legality
Bond Sale—The issue of $8,approved by Squire, Sanders &
tion bonds. Dated March
1, 1951.
587.15
water
special assessment Due on Oct. 1 from 1952
to 1971 Dempsey, of Cleveland.
OHIO
Avon
Lake,
cation,
until
the First
sealed
bids
noon
payable
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Sebring, Ohio
(A-O) payable at the Union Lick¬
Bond Offering—James
Coffman,
ing Bank of Newark. Legality ap¬ Village Clerk, will receive sealed
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
& bids until noon (EST) on Feb. 21
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
for the purchase of
$28,000 fire
Cleveland
Corp., of Cleveland, as
price of 100.36, a basis
of about 2.11%.■
'
1
2V4S, at
receive
(EST) on Feb. 20 for
the purchase of $55,000 construc¬
Ohio
bonds was purchased by
will
a
,
;
Barberton
City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond
Sale
The $2,000,000
building and improvement bonds
offered on Feb. 1—v. 173, p. 247—
—
.
.
station bonds. Dated Feb.
1,
Due on Dec. 1 from 1952 to
Fremont, Ohio
Bond Offering
Fred
—
Peltier,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
a syndicate com¬
bids until noon (EST) on Feb. 10
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
for the purchase of
$6,776 road
Northern Trust Co., of Chicago,
and sewer bonds. Dated Nov.
X,
First
of
Michigan
Corporation, 1950.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1952 to
NORTH CAROLINA
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
1954 inclusive. Principal and
injBuncombe County (P. O.
B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Hornterest (A-O) payable at the Na¬
blower & Weeks, all of New York
Asheville), N. C.
tional Bank of Fremont. '
'
I
Bond Offering—W. E. EasterCity, and H. V. Sattley & Co., Of
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬ Detroit, as 13/4S, at a price of
Fresno Local Sch. Dist.,, Ohio
ment
Commission, will receive 401.16, a basis of about 1.61%.
Bond Offering — The Clerk of
sealed bids at his office, in Ra¬
Caldwell Exempted Village
Board
of
Education,
will
re¬
leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb.
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
School District, Ohio
6 for the purchase of $1,500,000
Bond Sale—The issue of $60,1 - on.-Feb. 16 for the purchase df
school building, series A bonds.
000 building addition bonds was $32,500
building
bonds.
Dated
Dated
March
1, - 1951. Due on
March 1, 1951. Due on Nov. 1 from
March 1 from 1952 to 1981 inclu¬ purchased by the First National
1952 to 1966 inclusive. Principal
Bank, of Caldwell. The bonds
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
and interest (M-N) payable at the
were authorized at the election on
payable in New York City or in
First National Bank, Coshocton.
Nov. 7, 1950.
Asheville. Legality approved by
Legality
approved -by
Squire,
Mitchell & Pershing, of New York
Cambridge, Ohio
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bond Offering — Richard
■City.
;
W.
were
posed
awarded to
of
,
inclusive.
Principal
and
1951.
1965
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
Village
Treasurer's
office. Legality
ap-,
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
.
Yellow
Creek
Local
Sch.
,
Diet.
-
(P. O
R. D. No. I, Wells--,
ville),
Bond
Offering
Ohio
—
Clerk of Board of
receive
sealed
■
Burnt Mill Creek
Ben
Hipsley,
Education, will
bids
until
noon
(EST) on Feb; 15 for the purchase
of $117,000
building bonds, Dated
April 1, 1951. Due on Oct. 1 from
1952
to
1971
inclusive;
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
office of the Board of Education.
OKLAHOMA
Norman, Okla.
Bond Offering — T. C. Barrow,/'■'/
Drainage District,
,
.
.
,
..Vy
.
man, City Clerk, will receive seal¬
Miller, City Auditor, will receive
Geneva Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
ed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Note Offering—Robert P. Aex,
North Carolina
Bond Sale—The issue of $92,000 Feb. 13 for the purchase of $350,Feb. 16 for the purchase of $50,000
Bond Offering—Walter G. Ed¬
City
Comptroller,
will receive
building and
equipment
bonds 000 auditorium bonds. Due from
2% fire protection bonds. Dated
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on wards,
was
purchased by Hayden, Mil¬ 1954 to 1975 inclusive.
Attorney,
will
receive
Dec. 15,1950. Due on Dec. 15 from
ler
Feb. 6 for the purchase of $1,490,- sealed bids at his office, 2 Bus
&
Co., of Cleveland.
The
Oklahoma City, Okla.
1952 to 1961 inclusive.
Principal bonds were
Station Building, in Hertford, un¬
000 1-year notes, as follows:
authorized
at
the
Bond Offering — Earle M. Si¬
and interest (J-D) payable at the
til Feb.
10 for the purchase of
election on Nov. 7, 1950.
$35,500 capital-sewer notes.
mon,
City Clerk, will receive
City Treasurer's office. Legality
22,500 capital-fire or police com¬ $11,000 drainage bonds. Due in approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
sealed bids until 9 a.m. (CST) on
Jackson Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
three to 13 years from date.
munication notes.
Feb. 13 for the purchase of $8,liams, of Cincinnati.
Union City, Ind.), Ohio
30,000
capital-fire house con¬
487,000 general obligation bonds,
Fayetteville Housing
Bond Sale—The $40,000 build¬
Cincinnati, Ohio
struction notes.
as follows:
Authority, N. C.
Bond Offering—J. G. Flick, Di¬ ing bonds offered on Jan. 26—
62,500 capital-Municipal Hospital
Note Sale—The issue of $305,000
$5,048,000 water works, series B
rector
of
Finance, will receive v. 173, p. 247—were awarded to
reconstruction notes.
bonds.
temporary loan notes, 10th series,
Due on April 1 from
J. A. White & Co., of Cincinnati,
40,000 police and fire radio sys¬ was purchased by the Bessemer sealed bids until March 27 for the
1954 to 1976 inclusive.
as
purchase
of $14,900,000
1V2S, at a price of 100.35,.a
tem notes.
general
Trust Co., of Jersey City, at 1.09%.
1,040,000
sanitary
sewer
and
basis of about 1.44%.
obligation bonds, as follows:
1,300,000
tax
anticipation-1952
sewage disposal plant, series
Henderson County (P. O.
motes.
$5,000,000
sewerage
system im¬ Jackson
B
bonds.
Due on
April 1
Township Local Sch. Dist,
Hendersonville), N. C.
provement limited tax bonds.
The, notes are dated Feb.
13,
from 1954 to 1976 inclusive.
(P. O. Burgoon), Ohio
Bond Offering—W. E. Easter8,796,000 unlimited tax bonds.
1951. Due on Feb. 13, 1952. Prin¬
710,000 storm sewer, series B
Bond Offering — Ray Mitchell,
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
1,104,000 limited tax bonds.
cipal and interest payable at the
bonds. Due on April 1 from
Clerk-Treasurer of Board of Edu¬
ment
Commission, will receive;
Central Hanover Bank & Trust
1954 to 1976 inclusive.
Coitsville Township (P. O.
sealed bids at his office in Ra¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
Co., of New York City. Legality
R. F. D. No. 1, Lowell•
799,000 library, series B bonds.
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 13 for
leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb.
Due on April 1 from 1954 to
approved by Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬ 6
ville), Ohio
the purchase of $65,000 building
for the
purchase of $410,000
1976 inclusive.
burn, of New York City.
Bond
Offering — Russell
A. bonds. Dated March 1, 1951. Due
bonds, as follows:
115,000
park, series B bonds.
Johns, Clerk of Board of Trustees, on Dec. 1 from 1952 to 1971 inclu¬
Sherman, N. Y.
$21,000 school building bonds. Due will receive
Due on April 1 from 1954 to
sealed
bids
until sive. Principal and interest
(J-D)
Bond Sale—The issue of $15,000
on March
1 in 1952 and 1953.
noon
J976 inclusive.
(EST) on Feb. 10, for the payable at the F^mont Savings
water
bonds was purchased
by
389,000 school building, series A
purchase " of
775,Q00
River Park,
series B
$8,000.4?% Hall Bank Co., Fremonfoqi ,
the Citizens Trust Co., of Frebonds. Due on March 1 from
bonds. Due on April 1 from
bonds.
Dated Dec.
jfjm'' Due
1954 to 1980 inclusive.
donia, as iy>s, at a price of 100.10,
1954 to 1976 inclusive.
oh Dec. 1 from 1952
Rural Sch'. Dist. (P. O.
to^.&oO inclu¬ JenningsNo.
a basis of about 1.48%.
The bonds are dated March 1, sive.
RR.
1, Spencer ville),
Principal and interest (J-D)
The bonds are dated April 1,
Dated Feb. 1, 1951. Due Feb. 1 1951.
.v
>
Principal and interest (M-S) payable at the Dollar Savings &
.Ohio
/■
;
1951.
Principal
and
interest
from 1952 to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬
payable in New York City. Le¬ Trust Co., Youngstown. Legality
Bond Sale Cancelled —The sale (A-O) payable at the First Na¬
cipal and interest (F-A) payable gality approved by
Reed, Hoyt & approved by Squire, SandersL & of $7,500 school bonds, scheduled tional Bank & Trust Co., Okla¬
at the Bank of Jamestown, Sher¬
Washburn, of New York City.
■
for Fob.
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
homa City, or at the fiscal agency
5, has been cancelled.
■
,
&
Poland Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
,
.
6,
a
Clerk, will receive
the County Treasur¬ Clerk-Treasurer
1
"
Thora Bixler,
Clerk-Treasurer of Board of Edu¬
1.99%.
Offering
ford, Village
bonds are dated March
1*
Principal and interest (M-S)
Franklin Local Sch. Dist.
100.01, a
price of 101.59,
a
Louisville, Ohio
Bond
The
1951.
?
235
district Clinton No.
inclusive.
■
Bank, of Willisprice of
2s, at
2, improvement No. 286 water
Bond Sale—The $275,000 build¬
payable at
ing bonds offered on Jan. 30—v. er's office.
173, p. 519—were awarded to the
as
as
of about 1.86%.
a.m.
improvement No.
and Sept.
on
10
district
mains bonds.
as
until
on
and
NORTH DAKOTA
American
bids
No.
'
*
-
ton,
173, p.
247—were
awarded
to
Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleveland
Feb. 10 for the purchase of
$37,-
Feb. 13 for the purchase
$307,000 bonds, as follows:
in¬
■',
Williston,' N. Dak.
of
Offering—Ella A. McCar-
$277,000
1966 in¬
inclusive.
/
Dempsey,
ley, Assistant Clerk of Board of
County Commissioners, will re¬
June 1 in 1967 and 1968.
on
March 1
Se¬
clusive, and $35,000 l^s, due
i
Offering—Emily J. Cuff,
1,
Bond
519
p.
First
98,500 refunding school bonds,
follows: $63,500 l3/4s, due
City), N. Y.
school-1951
from
by
County (P. O.
Columbus), Ohio
'
Feb.: 14 for the purchase of $155,March
1
approved
&
Franklin
Durham,
$30,000
Legality
Bond Sale—The
$45,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on Jan. 31—v.
Nov.
on
Exempted Village
Sch. Dist., Ohio
000
clusive, and $15,000 1V2S, due
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until '3:30 p.m.
(EST) on
000
of
173,
the
election
Sanders
Cleveland.
net interest cost of
refunding
lows:
'
Bond
Corp.,
to
the
Squire,
$143,500 bonds
Jan. 30—v.
par, a
June
.
from
1
at
1950.
$45,000
11
O.'740 Main Street,
7,
(EST)
,
t
thorized
of
519—were
Com.- Sch. Dist. No.
Johnson
■
,
at the Crooksville Bank.
Crooksville. The bonds were au¬
about 1.64%, as follows:
Marine Trust
1.77%.
(A-O)
payable
inclusive.
awarded
Co.,
of Buffalo, and R. D. White &
Co.,
of
New
York
City, jointly, as
1.80s, at a price of 100.26, a basis
of
June
on
on
price of
p.
Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1968 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
June 1 from
on
Sale—The
curities
Sale—The $200,000 sewer
1951
bonds
offered
on
1—v.
as
inclusive.
1976
offered
Bond
a
June 1 from
on
1966
—were
Thompson Sackett Lake Sewer
District (P. O. Monticello),
system
S.
2.89%,
Sale—The issue of
$220,000 building bonds was
purchased
by Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc.,
as
2V4s. Dated Jan. 1, 1951. Due
Wayne County (P. O.
Goldsboro), N. C.
Wood, of New York
•
'
New
R.
par,
Lisbon
Bond
173,
1960 inclusive.
1967 to
of Smithtown, Smithtown Branch.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Delafield
to
18,000 23/4s. Due
1952 to
and
to
at
Exempted Village
District, Ohio
School
on
$12,000 2V2S. Due
pur¬
Feb.
from
Crooksville
water
follows:
$22,000 fire house addi-
tion-1951
1961
on
awarded
Charlotte,
net interest cost of about
Secretary,
will receive sealed bids until 3:30
chase
of
C.
$60,000
Jan. 30—v.
on
519—were
p.
Y.
Bond
N.
Sale—The
bonds offered
Smithtown, Nesconset Fire Dist.
Jan. 30
on
—v.
Drexel
Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt & Washburn, of N. Y. City.
man.
51
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,
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.
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52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(612)
the
of
in
State
New
York
New
of
York
City.
the
school
Co.,
Legality
for
9
City,
at the Manufacturers Trust
or
1951.
to
Due
approved
by etiher of the
following as desired by success¬
ful
bidder: George J. Fagin, of
are
March
est
15,
from
15
The bonds
inclusive.
callable.
Oklahoma
March
Dated
on
1971
1952 to
be
$140,000
of
purchase
bonds.
(M-S)
maturing
Dawson, of
New York City; and Vandewater,
Heckler
Sykes,
York
New
Galloway,
&
of
Allentown School District, Pa.
City.
Pottawatomie
County Indep.
Sch. Dist. No. 34 (P. O.
Earlsboro), Okla.
Sale —The
Offering
—
Clerk of Board of
of $8,000 transportation
1953
bonds. Due from
1956 in¬
to
clusive.
OREGON
Central
v
Lincoln
People's Utility
(P. O. Newport), Orei.
Bond Offering — John Greenbo,
Secretary of Board of Directors,
District
will
receive
p.m.
(PST)
sealed- bids
until
purchase of $475,000 electric
bonds.
enue
Jan.
on
inclusive.
Jan.
Dated
from
1
The
rev¬
1951.
1,
1953
bonds
2
12 for the
March
on
1972
to
maturing
on
after Jan.
1, 1956 are callable.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
Philadelphia, Pa.
$6,925,000 re¬
Sale —The
Bond
as
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Coos
1952
426—were
&
on
to
98.38, a net
about 2.14%.
Frey,
Foster
to
interest
Bond
price
a
173,
p.
of
1
Grande, Ore.
on
Jan.
24
426—were awarded to
the First National
land, at
Bank, of Port¬
price of 98.94, a net in¬
a
—
July
on
1976
1
inclusive,
R.
will
re¬
until
10
Feb, 14 for the purchase
on
bonds.
refunding,
series A
1, 1951.
Dated March
March
Due
on
from
Due
on
Feb.
from
1
1956 inclusive.
126,000 iy4s.
Due
on
Feb. 1 from
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
,
Oregon (State of)
Bond
000
reforestation
chased
as
of
issue of
bonds
$200,-
was
pur¬
by
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
iy4s, at a price of 99.15, a basis
about
dated
1,
Sale—The
1.30%.
The
bonds
are
Feb.
1966.
1, 1951. Due on Oct.
The bonds maturing on
April 1, 1956 are callable. Legal¬
ity approved by Winfree. McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
Washington- County
No.
7
Bond
District
Sch.
Offering—Vida Goodman,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on Feb.
to
1971
Chemical
the
at
Bank
&
Trust
1952
Note
1
to
Sale—The
issue
of
$2,1st
purchased by the Bess¬
Trust Co., of Jersey City,
Note Offering—John
J. Schie-
until
8
Note
Sale—The
000
issue
Bexar
Bond
County,
(P.
Antonio), Texas
Sale—The
offered
on
Jan.
1
O.
$546,000 bonds
29—v.
awarded
to
427
syndicate
173,
a
p.
net interest cost of about
a
as
$722,-
temporary loan notes, 11th
series, was purchased by the Bes¬
semer
Trust Co., of Jersey City,
at
1.08%.
l3As. ;
as
171,000 home for the aged bonds,
as follows: $25,000
3s, due on
Feb.
1
from
clusive,
due
The
1972
1957
to
from
1
in¬
1961
l3/4s,
$146,000
and
Feb.
on
(PST)
purchase
obligation
1951. Due
of
bonds.
maturing
on
and
on
after' 5
call¬
from date thereof
years
are
able. Principal and interest (F-A)
by
payable at the Town Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Thorgrimson & Horo¬
witz, of Seattle.
Preston,
Wl
of $500,was
Rauscher,
Co., of San Antonio,
Feb.
on
15
from
1952
,»,
1961
to
bonds,
The
inclusive.
3s.
as
15 from
bonds
ing in 1972 to 1981
about
1.87%.
1, 1951. Due
the
at
Mercantile
Gibson 8c
by
&
Quarles, of Milwaukee.
Na¬
Bank, Dallas. Legaltiy
on Feb.
inclusive. Le¬
1971
gality approved by Lines, Spooner
bonds are dated Feb. 15,
Principal and interest (F-A)
tional
Wells
2s, at a price of 101.36, a
of
1 from 1952 to
payable
$50,000
purchased: by
& Co., of Chi¬
was
Dated Feb.
The
proved
Mullaney,
call¬
able.
1951.
bonds
cago, as
basis
matur¬
are
'
Bond Sale—The issue of
Due
1981,
1962 to
(P. O.
13),
Wisconsin'
school
road
Feb.
on
361,
Box
8,
Wauwatosa
Due
inclusive.
381,000
No„ 3
Route
&
follows:
as
Brookfield Sch. Dist.
pur-
Pierce
$119,000 road bonds, as 2%s.
Kimberly Sch. Dist.,
ap¬
Bond
Gibson, of
Wis.
Offering—The
tendent
Austin.
Schools
of
Superin¬
receive
will
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on
Feb. 28 for the purchase of $285,-
VIRGINIA
:
building addition bonds.
bonds
Lynchburg, Va.
Bond Offering—George M. Bell,
19,
Atkinson
No.
(
1976 inclusive. Prin¬
Dec.
on
Port
improvement bonds.'
1951. Due on Feb. 1
authorized
were
election
Cty Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30 p.m.
(EST) on
Feb. 13 for the purchase of $4,-
Bond
The
the
at
1950.
Sch.
D]st.
Wis.
6,
Offering—E. E. Neill, Dis¬
trict ' Clerk,
will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 14
payable for the purchase of $550,000 build¬
Dated Jan. 1, 1951.
of ing " bonds.
New York City, or at the Lynch¬ Due on July 1 from 1952 to 1970
burg
Trust
&
Savings
Bank, inclusive. : Principal an!d * inter¬
est (J-J) payable at the First Na¬
Lynchburg. Legality approved by
tional
Bank, of Fort Atkinson.
Wood, King & Dawson, of New
Legality approved by Chapman &
York City.
•
'
Cutler, of Chicago. ; •,
:
Norfolk Redevelopment and
bonds
1962
to
on
after
or
years.
::
Brownsville
Bank,
.
,
,
Soap Lake,
notes
&
Bros.
omon
both of New York City:
37th
40th
10
:
.
awarded
Sal¬
jointly,
Committee,
Bond
issue
39th series,
$370,000
1.09%.
v-.Ayv
;■
Canada
Treasury
Commerce,
of
Bank
National.
000
of
v
Bremerton
;',.h
v/:V
of
at
issue
bonds
of
$16,000 school bonds,
ries, was purchased by the Chase
National Bank, and Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler,
pur¬
County Port Angeles
Sch. Dist. No. 17 (P. O.
1955
as
2%s. Due
March 1 from 1956 to 1964
on
inclusive.
as
2V2S. Due
March 1 from 1965 to 1970
on
The
bonds
March
1,
1951. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable
State
the
at
Bank,
Coleman
Coleman.
County
Legality
approved by Gibson & Gibson, of
Austin.
Dalhart
Bond
000
Indep.
Sch.
Sale—The
school house
chased
by
Dist.,
issue
bonds
of
bids
7
Feb.
until
for
10
the
receive
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
Texas
was
pur¬
public
of
-
payable
(F-A)
Note
Sale—The
follows:
3s.
Pihr
of
1
OQC&
Due
on
1
Feb.
from
inclusive.
to. 1961
33,000 3V2S.- Due on Feb. 1 from
1962
The
1951.
.
.
dated
are
Feb;
1
/ '
.
1,
,
Catholic Sch. Com., Que.
Sale—The issue of $565,-
school
000
by
inclusive.
1967
to
bonds
bonds
was
purchased
syndicate composed of Nes-
a
Tronoto,
issue
loan
of
ap¬
$181,-
notes,
was
purchased
Bessemer
Trust
Co., of
series,
Robertson,
price of 98.77,
3.49%,
a
County
Housing Authority,
temporary
$61,-
the
Legality
Washington
000
of
debt con¬
purchased
bitt, Thomson & Co., of Montreal,
Dominion
Securities
Corp.,
of
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
6 Horowitz, of Seattle.
King County
was
interest
of issue are
at
office.
r
and
Principal
Treasurer's
and
works
bonds
Montreal, at
of
15,
from date
years
callable.
-
'1
net interest cost of about
Bond
school
Feb.
May 4, 1951.
on
1
by Morgan, Kempf &
a
Verdun
Dated
Due
"
.
Que.
solidation
building
bonds.
5
500
1951. Due
Feb. 15 from 1953 to 1966 in¬
high
$344,000
$750,-
syndicate composed
of the First of .Texas -Corp., of
jSan-' Antonio, Small-Milburn Co.,
First Securities Company of Kan¬
a
sealed
will
Treasurer,
County
clusive. The bonds maturing after
dated
are
•
issue
1952
Angeles), Wash.
Bond Offering—Jens S, Bugge,
on
.inclusive.
'
was
Dated
0.67%.
at
Sale—The
$28,500
Port
on
91,000 school bonds,
"•
Bond
as
Clallam
inclusive.
73,000 school bonds,
both of New York City,
jointly, at 1.11%.
Due
March 1 from 1952 to
on
l%s.
as
loan notes, 23rd se¬
Texas
was
.1951.
-«rr
bills
treasury
1
Coaticook,
-
Sale—The issue of $1,581,-
Note
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
Antonio, as., follows:
of San
Feb. 2,
f.
Feb.
on
Housing Authority,
$180,-
chased by
$75,000,000
sold
■
(Dominion of)
Sale—The issue
QUEBEC
Washington
000 temporary
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
series-1951
t"
Bill
WASHINGTON
Co., of Jersey City at
Sale—The
2V2s, at par.
6ANADA
V
'
Coleman
Finance
State
$750,000
Co., of New York City: $1,285,000
38th series, at 1.07%.
$198,000 temporary loan notes, 9th se¬
ries, was purchased by the Bess¬
Trust
as
520—were
173,, p.
the
to
$1,043,000
series, at 1.10%.
series, at 1.10%.
Norfolk:
Housing Authority,
Sale—The
31—v.
Jan.
on
\
Hutzler,
general
obligation, series A bonds offered
was
National Bank, and
Chase
$6,000
Bond
Sale—The isue of $3,448,-
temporary
loan
awarded as follows:
T exas
Note
Sale—The
Housing Authority, Va.<,
Note
Wash.
Central Hanover Bank & Trust
maturing in 1962 to
callable
are
National
Chase
the
at
inclusive.
1.09%.
Swing1'
by
chasedy
000
$375,000 hospital bonds
emer
'"Of.
Sale—The issue
Bond
1.77%,
follows:
1972
of
named
1,
receive
p.m.
cipal and interest (F-A)
15, 1951.
Washington County Housing
Authority, Pa.
be
000 unlimited tax bonds
from 1952 to
TEXAS
p.m.
Feb.
bonds
15,
Dated Feb. 1,
(EST) on Feb. 13
for the purchase of $30,000 gen¬
eral obligation promissory notes.
Dated
1980
County (P. O.
Stanton),, Terxas
[
•
-
000,000
at 1.03%.
—were
del, Secretary of Board of School
Directors, will receive sealed bids
to
Feb.
will
8
the
Feb.
1 from 1953 to 1961 inclusive. The
000
temporary loan notes, 69th
composed of F., S. Yantis & Co.,
series, was purchased by the Gulf
of Chicago, Otis & Co., of Cleve¬
Oil Corporation of Pittsburgh, at
land, and McRoberts & Co., of
0.96%.
•San Antonio, at a price of 100.03,
r
to
June
for
general
Dated
interest pay¬
and
bank
a
Cutler,
was
emer
$9,000
until
6
Martin
/-v
Housing Authority, Tenn.
San
Upper Darby Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Upper Darby), Pa.
'
at
1951
on
Clerk,
bids
Feb.
on
Legality
657,000 temporary loan notes,
series,
sealed
15
purchaser.
of Chicago.
Nashville
15 from
Town
ner,
Legality approved
by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
inclusive.
Co., of New York City.
McClay, Of Pittsburgh.
Dist.
(P. O. Hillsboro), Ore.
1953
bonds
June
on
Optional
Principal
$48,000 build¬
on Jan.
29—
offered
maturing on and after
1, 1963 are callable.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
Principal and in¬
terest (M-S) payable at the city
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Smith, Shaw &
0C0
to
1970.
the
inclusive.
$114,000
,
fnam
The
a.m.
Pittsburgh Housing Authority, Pa.
Note Sale—The issue of $1,026,-
Is.
15 and June
inclusive.
DAKOTA
Sale—The
bonds
Due
t
\
Wash.
Bond Offering—Leona R. Gard¬
15
Dated Dec. 15, 1950. Due on Dec.
Indep. Sch.^Dist, ]
No. 3, S. Dak.
i
Bond
June
on
from 1975 to 1980 inclusive.
McLaughlin
ing
Due
2%s.
255,000
able
SOUTH
approved by Chapman &
Pa.
Edward
terest cost of about 1.37%, as fol¬
lows:
1952
j
.,
of
issue
•
•
.
from 1967 to 1974 in inclusive.
Feb.
July 1, 1960.
Due
to
bids
$2,000,000
1951
offered
on
Controller,
sealed
(EST)
of
cost
July 1 from
inclusive.
Offering
City
ceive
Sale—The $240,000 storm
bonds
sewer
1961
1971
La
Bond
—v
from
on
Pittsburgh,
Marshall, of Portland, at
of
1959
iy2s.
4,432,000
Ore.
$150,000 water
Jan. 30—v. 173,
awarded
Island
Sale—The
•
1966 in¬
Warden,
2V2S.
200,000
Housing Authority,
$740,000
temporary loan notes, 51st
series,
was
purchased
by
the
Chase National Bank, and Salo¬
mon Bros. & Hutzler, both of New
York City, jointly, at 1.10%.
1
277,000 13/4s. Due
:
Sale—The
bonds offered
p.
Bay,
Providence
on
follows:
sition bonds.
Dec. 15 and
on
•
,
$2,216,000 2s. Due
Due
clusive.
ISLAND
Jan. 30 v. 173, p. 427—were " awarded' to
the Allison-Williams Co., of Min¬
—v. 173, p. 248—were awarded to
a syndicate composed of Drexel &
neapolis, as 1.90s, at a price of
Co., Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., 100.11, a basis of about 1.87%.
Smith,
Barney
& Co.,
Kidder,
TENNESSEE
Peabody & Co., First Boston Corp.,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Hamilton County (P. O.
i
Beane, Hemphill, Noyes, Graham,
Chattanooga), Tenn.
Parsons & Co., all of New York
Bond
Offering —Wilkes
T.
City, Yarnall & Co., E. W. Clark Thrasher, County Judge, will re¬
& Co., Biddle, Whelen & Co., and
ceive
sealed
bids
until
1
p.m.
W. H. Newbold's Son & Co., all of
(EST) on Feb. 15 for the purchase
Philadelphia, at a price of 100.05, of $1,000,000 Rural School bonds.
a net interest cost of about 1.56%,
Dated Feb. 1, 1951,
Due on Feb.
funding bonds offered
able at the First National Bank of
Portland.
Bond
$295,000 21/4s.
June 15 from 1951 to
RHODE
100.19, a basis of about 1.23%.
Education; will
Co.,
par.
173, p. 427—were awarded
to Phelps, Fenn & Co., of New
York City, as iy4s, at a price of
L. F. Casteel,
Feb. 6 for the purchase
equipment
on
Mechanics-National
and
Bank, of Phoenixville, as l%s, at
25—v.
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
im¬
$400,000
provement bonds offered on Jan.
&
520—were awarded to the
p.
Rhode
PENNSYLVANIA
Bond
Bond
173,
sas,
O.
Farmers
Monday, February 5, 1951
.
both of Wichita, M. E. Allison
'Seattle, Wash.
Dittmar & Co., both of
Bond Offering—W. C. Thomas,
San Antonio, <and H. L. Shaffer City
Comptroller,
will
receive
& Co., of Amarillo, at a price of sealed bids until Feb. 19 for the
100.03, a net interest cost of about purchase of $25,850,000 Municipal
2.57%, as follows:
Light and Power Revenue Acqui¬
Twp. Sch. Dist.
Anselma), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $44,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on Jan. 31—v.
Note
Wood, King &
City;
Pikeland
(P.
&
Shuler
McCulloch,
Sayre, of Portland.
Winfree,
Hoyt & Washburn, of New York
or
1957
15,
Principal and inter¬
payable at the County
Treasurer's office, or at the Fis¬
cal Agency of the State in New
tfork City.
Legality approved by
City; Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago; Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston;
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City; Reed,
Due
March
after
West
.
.
by
11th
the
Jersey
L. G. Beaubien & Co.,
Royal Bank of Canada,
the
and
both
of
97.49,
3.79%,
a
Montreal,
at
a
price
of
net interest cost of about
as
follows:
$153,500 3!/4s. Due on Oct. 1 from
^1951 to 1955 inclusive.
411,500 3^s.
1956
The
1950.
to
Due
1970
bonds
on
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
are
dated
Oct.
1,
@FedFRASER